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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-20
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Before Goo R Powell, J.. P. for Shelby ooun-
~, ronn.-No. SCI. Hadden 4 Harrington
VS. Chas A Jones.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1855 Of the code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant. Chas A Jones,
by garnishment upon Busby, Toof h Mo9sw-
an. and AFFIDAVIT having been made that Do
sum Of SO ~, due by account and that
the claim Is Just. and that the dqfend-
ant Is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nossee; II Is therefore ordered that said de-
fendant make his personal appearance be-
fore me on the 10th day 81 January, 1884. at
u o'clock m.s at my olce, No. 3
Madison street, Memphis, Tennessee,
and defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will
b proceeded with ex-parto; and that COPY
Of this order DO published once q week for
four weeks In the Public Ledger.
This the 5th day Of December, 1888.
81 81 SO s. GEO X p0MEL, ]. p.
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General Trade.

The plantation aud general order
trade is exceedingly brisk at present,
but values have shown very little va.
ration so far this week, especially
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BEsUTYs AGILE FINGE1s.

Miss meIlRe and Her Bety OF
Type writer's - A southern
Young Lady Of Former Wealth
and Position Gracefully Earn.
Ing Her Living.
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The PUBLIC LEDGER job
Printing Office and Bihdery is
nOw located at II UMion street and
ready for all business Offering,
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The PUBLIC LEDGER JOB
Printing Office and BiRdry is
non located at II Union street and
ready for all business Offering.
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DuPOnt&CO
Louisville, XIV.
SherifFs Sale of Real Estate.

oneriHs sale OF Real Estate.
DUBLlC notice Is hereby given. that nv
l. virtue OftWO Writs Ofyenditionf ernonas
20 mo directed from the Hon. Circnit Cant
OF shelby county, Tenn, In the eaaes ~
ZONES and Buckley, and Thomas Wberrv Va
Y Horno jr. judgment rendered on the ain
lay OF october, 1885, for the aRRreeate snm
o. one hundred and eighty-nine dolIars ami
70 cents with interest and costs III saifs
70 satisfy said judgments, ETC., will. on
Friday, January 4, 1851,
n legal houIs, in front Of the courthouse. in
the Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tam.
proceed 10 sell, 10 the biehesf bidJa.'
wit: N''Oi'''u property To-
=, A certain tract Of land in the Eight Civil
DISTRICT OF shelby county, Tennessee and
bounded az follows; North by a eightv acre
Iaet belonging TO the estate OF James Horne.
ueo ~ ehst 6y O. one hundred and twenty
acre tTact belonging to same estate; south by
tn9 olq broWnsvillo road; west By tho land
belonging 70 Horne, or old baptist church
ana Dy the lands of Charles REEVES. am.
tanning nifty acres, more or less.
guufment IN taVOr Of Jones and Bueklev
has priority, by levy and sale Will DO made
n Levied on as the propertv of defendant.
ia ~ horne y TO satisfy said Judgment, M.
Memphis, lst day Of December, 1888,
o., W D CANNON,
p.ow,, Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn,
~ Y W Blackwell. DIS.
WI dlissOn, Attorney for nfaintiH a. oaoa
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BOATS LEAyIHd TODAY.
For Arkanssw City, Kate Adams. % p N
Cincinnati, K X SpFinger....-6 p m
BOATS LEAvIEo TOMORROW.
For 81 Louis. Arkansas City........l0 a m
New Orleans, Chas Morgan..l0 a m
ARRIVED.
Steamer Kate Adams. ArkanlaW City
City Baton Rouge New Orleanl
DEPARTED.
Steamer james Lee, Friars Point
Coahoma, Osce0la
Chickasaw, White river
" Ida Darragh, Arkansaw river
q T. Chouteau, New Orleans
City Baton Rouge, st Louis
IN PORT.
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POSYOFFlCE, MEMPHIS, TENI.
ArriYAll and Dspartures 81 MaIIs.

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OPEN.

= AondAy. Wednesday and Friday,
t1Gily.
Monday, Thursday and Saturday,
sunday, Tuesday and Friday.
Tnesdav, Thuraday and aaturdsy,
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SLRINLEY, Ticket Agent.
AYsTEVENS, Pass. Agent.
National Republican., 1883-01-13
The EGiciency OF ,he Army.

The senate military committee yesterday
morning considered and ordered to be
favorably reported the Logan bill to increase
the efficiency of the army. The bill provides
that in time of peace offenders, now punish
able by regimental and garrison court mar
tials, shall be tried by summary court, con-
sisting solely of the officer second in COM
mand, whose sentence shall be subject to re-
view by his next superior officer. Tho num-
ber of enlisted men in the army, including AN
engineer battalion of $40 men, hospital stew
ards, and 1000 Indian scouts, is fixed at
10000. The pay of privates in the three arms
of the service is increased from Sl3 to S16 per
month"; and of other men inferior to commits
stoned officers in proportion. Commissioned
officers at military posts, apart from settle
ments, ma each employ one soldier as a SER
want, provided the soldiers consent be OBJ
tanned, and his pay be charged against
such officer. Fuel, in kid only, shall be is
sued TO officers. Provisions are. also made
that officers on duty as judge advocates of
court martial shall receive an extra allowance
of $3.50 per day; that the secretary may em-
ploy civilians in place of general service
clerks at military division headquarters; that
the governor of the military prison ut Fort
Leavenworth shall rank as a colonel; that
officers of the line on duty as acting assistant
quartermasters, shall be allowed so extra
per month; that any person ruptured in the
army or navy shall be supplied with truss (;
that the statute forbidding payment of
mileage over land grant roads be repealed,
and that the secretary of war be authorized
to employ $50 instructors for post schools to
have the rank and pay of commissary SER
gCantS,
National Republican., 1883-01-13
Quit Gambling.

The house bill for the suppression of gam
bling in the District of Columbia, which
passed the senate yesterday, provides that
every person who shall set up or keep any
gaming house or table, etc, or any games of
device shall be, on conviction adjudged
guilty of misdemeanor and shall be pun
ished by imprisonment for term not more
than five years. Any one who knowingly
permits any gaming device to be set up and
carried on in premises belonging to such per-
son shall be punished by imprisonment not
over one year and by fine not exceeding
$500. Any person who shall, in the district,
DEAL play, or practice, or be accessory to, any
games or devices, such as three-card monte
shall be punished, on conviction, by fine not
exceeding $1,000 and by imprisonment at
hard labor in the jail not more than five
years. The bill must now so back to the
house, as the senate amended it by striking
out the minimum punishment clause.
National Republican., 1883-01-13
SENATORIAL SHOES

into which Several Candidates I'm West
Virginia IRE Endcnvoring 10 Thrust
Their Feet.
Ex-senator Horcford's law partner, Nelse
Campbell, passed through the city yesterday
from Wheeling on his way home in Union,
w. Va. Hc says that there has been some
trouble in getting democratic caucus to-
gether at Wheeling, owing to the absence of
some of the delegates and senators from the
lower end of the state, but that balloting for
Senator Davis's successor will probably begin
on Monday next Quarter and Kenna are
now at Wheeling actively pushing their can
didacies. Hereford found that he hasso little
strength upon his record as senator that
his candidacy would make him appear ri-
diculous, and he has withdrawn. 1t
is said that Senator Davis is play
ing sly game lorl reelection, and he is
greatly feared by the other aspirants, but just
whore his strength is to come from is not
clear. A West Virginian now here says that
tho third and fourth districts, embracing the
lower end of the state, furnish all of the DEM
ocratic majority, and are claiming the success
sion to Davis on geographical grounds. They
have four available men--Kenna, Quarter
Mathews, and Fcrguson-all of whom, except
Mathews, are strong men and the superior
of Davis in every particular except
experience in Washington. Ten kickers from
the democratic caucus uniting with the re-
publiCans can elect the senator and IL is said
that this is the kind of campaign that Davis
is carrying on, and will endcavor by ono
method or another TO obtain the necessary de-
fection from the regular ranks, as he did
when last elected. Representative Wilson,
who ia so liberal democrat that he Is con-
sidered by many the making of very good
republican, is also said to be on this tack, and
would be formidable competitor TO any cau-
Gus nominee in case he should enter the con-
test on that basis.
lie is the sleekest politician coming out of
the new state, and of course will deny that
there is anything in his candidacy as an in
dependent. 1t is eel and sucker between him
aud Davis in the Independent race. The
probability is said to be, however, that the
regular nominee will be the senator, and that
the nominee will come from the section of the
state furnishing the great majority of the
party in the legislature and that the avail
able men from this section arc kenna, Quar-
ricr and Matthew'S with the chances
much in favor of Quarter. The latter is a
fine specimen of manhood, better looking
man, though of the same STYLE than Slater, of
Oregon, lawyer of conceded ability and
long experience. 1t is understood that old
Brains" Ferguson, of Kanawha, will be
utilized to take Kenna's place in case tho
fight against the latter becomes intensified,
as now seems likely. Ferguson is Kenna's
law partner, and the prospective arrange
ment is similar one to that in which Mr..
Mitchell transferred his strength to his part
ner in Portland recently. The baloting be-
gins in the legislature ON the twcnty-third
instant.
National Republican., 1883-01-13

more to revive sectional prejudice and drive
the great army of independent voters back
into the republican ranks than anything that
could be done by the democrats. This is ono
of the phases of the question which will inn
press itself upon the democratic mind with
increasing force as the day for final action
draws nearer.
MEssRs. CARLISLE AND BLACKBURN
are diligently engaged in cutting each others
throats, with a fine prospect Of mutual and
entire success. In the early, stages of the
fight between the statesmen from the dark
and bloody ground IL was thought by many
that Blackburn's candidacy was a fcint and
that at the right moment he would draw out
in favor of Carlisle but so much bitterness
has been engcndercd already that neither can
honorably pull out to the advantage of the
other.
Don't you believe for moment that Joe
Blackburn is fooling," observed n member last
evening he is in dead and desperate earnest.
He is like the man out west, who went hunt
ing with comrude BY and by they stirred
up grizzly, and, not being loaded for bear,
they put spurs to their mustangs and tried TO
escape. The grizzly gave chase, and gained
on tho hunters every jump. The follow
on the rear animal plunged his spurs into
his mustangs sides to the rowells, and proddcd
him about the roots of the tail with the handle
OIL MS Bauj DuU tnO grizzly SUN EHlneu on nlul'
Come onl Como on = shouted the hunter,
who was ahead; why don't you como on p
"H-ls fire. yelled the hunter nearest the
grizzly, as he redoublcd his efforts to increase
the speed of his pony and widen the shorten
ing gap, do | look like a man who is trying
to throw this race2'"
"Thero is no danger that Joe Blackburn
will throw this race"
THE ONLY DGsrTNCTIvELY WESTERN DEMO-
CRAr
who has been prominently mentioned in con-
necttn with the speakership is Mr.. Springer,
of Illinois. Attempts have been made TO pose
Mr.. Morrison of the same state, but that gem
tleman is not candidate, Mr. Springer hav-
ing consulted him before announcing himself,
and it will be necessary for Springcr's oppo-
nents 60 pick out another man from his sec.
tion If they expect to dctract from his
strength There will not be n family row in
the Sucker delegation over the spcakcrship
question. The 13l republicans in the house
will quietly constitute themselves an audi
ence and watch the progress of the fight going
on in the enemy's camp with no small degree
Of interest. They will have no voice in the
voting, but they cnn applaud and hiss and
make themselves agreeable when opportunity
presents itself.
National Republican., 1883-01-13
Mhnt rrr. oIms,ond snvs.

SIS there any truth in the statement that
you have been offered the alternative of a
withdrawal of your name as candidate for
the district commissionership or being re-
jected by the senate ?" asked q REPUBLICAN
reporter of Mr.. John +. Olmstead last night.
"NOt that know of" was the reply.
"Did you visit the President this afternoon
and ask him TO withdraw your namc?"
~ certainly did not"
"You were mt the white house, were you
not?"
ayes, went there to see Mr.. Phillips"
"Have you received any information from
the senate district committee in regard TO
your case?"
81 have not"
"Then there is nothing new2"
"No. SO far as | know my case remains in
just the condition it was day before ycstcr-
dnyD
National Republican., 1883-01-13
pror. BiscI,ofI,s Concert,

The second in course of Prof. Bischoff's con-
certs was rendered last night at the Congrcga-
tional church before very large audience.
The programme was one of singular excellence,
and was executed in very satisfactory man
ner. Especially noticeable among the selec-
tions was Miss Cluss's "LArditi's Waltz and
Miss Moodey's "Rode's Air." with variations.
Miss Moodey was cncored, and sang Arditi's
"Daisy." The trio, "Avo Maria," introduced
a new and successful candidate for Washing
ton popular favor, Mrs, Allen, whose full,
clear powerful voice was much liked. Prof
Bischof's organ performances were, Of course,
exceedingly fine.
National Republican., 1883-01-13
The rrror that MIR. Jones ohservea.

The Associated Press last evening sent out
the following explanation Of the matter which
led Mr.. Kasson, of Iowa, to rise to question
Of privilege in the house yesterday:
The great number and confused condition OF the
senate amendments to the civil service bill ocCa-
stoned q clerical error in the preparation of the
cony telegrauhed on the night of Dec. y, imme-
diately after its passage by the senate.
This error consisted in the retention Of the
clause which protided Din the original bilD that
promotions shall be from the lower grades to
the higher on the basis of merit and competition"
7 is clnu.e W IS stricken out by the senate on mo-
ton ol Mr.. Brown on the preceding legislative
day, as was then stated in the pres reports,
The bill as passed by the house OF representa-
tlves and sent To the President Tor approval is
identical in its terms with the bill as passed by the
senate.
Several errors of an immbtorial nature have
also been discovered upon comparison of the tcle-
graphed matter with the enrolled bill; amulg
them the retention of the argumentative "pre.
amble" OF the original bill, which, although
stricken out during the consideration of the nous
uro in the senate, erroneously preiaced the tele.
grained CODY,
National Republican., 1883-01-13
The National Tobacco Convention.

Tho National Tobacco association at its
meeting yesterday adopted the following ad-
dress to the Tobacco trade and then adjourned
sine die: The convention OF the National to-
bacco association, after careful investigation
of the subject, affirm us their belief that if the
tax on tobacco, snuff and cigars be reduced ut
this session Of congress, under no possible cir
cumstances can a change in the rate take
effect before May l. They also believe that
the prospect for rebate is exceedingly lavora-
bic and will certainly be accomplished, if
dealers will represent to their respective mcm-
Der Of congress its vital importance to them,
National Republican., 1883-01-13
The HIlselsslnpl Rlver Conmltlee.

Prof, Mitchell, of the Mississippi river COM
mission, finished his statement before the
special committee on improvement of the
Mississippi river yesterday morning. He
further explained the plans Of the commission,
tho evidence sustaining them, and in further
support cited the leyoes on the Thames,
which, he stated, have deepcned the channel
six feet Prof. Mitchell gave il as his opinion
that the present plan, when completed, will
secure channel depth Of between fifteen
and twenty feet in the places now shallowest,
National Republican., 1883-01-13
Tho Cnblnet NIeetinr.

The cabinet meeting yesterday was attended
by all the members. The session lasted about
two hours, Foreign questions and military
affairs were discussed. The action of Sccre.
tary FOlgeri in sending revenue cutter to the
assistance of the British Columbia govern
ment in suppressing an Indian outbreak near
Metalkatla was approved, Nothing was said
about New York offices or concerning the
nomination Of John f. Olmstead as commits
sioner OF the District of Columbia. Mr.. Ohm
stead called at the white house in the morn
ing and had an interyieM with Lhe PresilaMt-
National Republican., 1883-01-13
The Naval Augmentation.

The naval appropriation bill was reported
from the subcommittee to the full committee
on appropriations OF the house yesterday
morning. Its consideration was postponed
until Monday.
National Republican., 1883-01-13
Zeal Qsstate Gruhrrs
r q. OLCOTT,
LTVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Rcnr OrI3a6 4 street n. w.

Handsome Carriages for Calls, Receptions, &C., DC.
Connected with Telephone Exchange. Fine Horses
and Turnouts always on hand and for sale. All or
ders promptly attended 10.
Agent for lI6rse'Clipping Machine. iail.ly
VN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
J. or COLUMBIA.
CHARLES A, JAMES
vs.. No. 1916 Equity Docket
MARY CANNON ET All
This cause being referred to me TO ascertain the
debt3 OF James Cannon deceased, and 10 rrrorl DIS
Uhutluu Ot as cts notice Is horpby ven 90 ere iOr5
mud oiher persons lter.sipltp Pre- uttaer Va h tp
mu o or hclurt san UEpAE-t -t.v 2,tl dag ui Jauu-
Jal92O,27 AuIior
National Republican., 1883-01-13
@nsinrss Ghnntes.

A RFsPONSlBLE MAN WHO WANTS $500
IA Will uay for II $50 per month for twelve mOnths
Address MONEY, Relubicnn Ohlce. Jall-dt"
NOR SALE-VALUABLE PATENT FOR AD.
~ lusting window sash, for the District and Nir-
gnla; supersedos the old ropes ana weight Parties
with ipW hundred dollars offered rare Inducements
Call ON V. H. PENNNPACliER, GIG IL street north
west, lall-3t"
TNOR SALE 80 WELLPAYING BUSINESS,
II with stock valued NJ about 1000, ON one of the
best business streets m city; III health of owner
cause OF Helliugi on easy terms. ALBERT r. FOX,
No. O2J Il street northwest. ialO3t
II IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
I ! on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
nnd sold ut market rates; Collections made cvery-
eylYaniaaYenue. na26-u
National Republican., 1883-01-13
Goutational.
C.pENcEPIAHg,R ~, c coILEqE, a +
Fur saIc--farms,

VTIRGINIA FARMS FORSALE-OFBO, 750, AND
v 100 GREG . hours from Wusuingtpui pruduc 4.
yc' rhlut ON y y cgr,G' slJuc timber; we'll
WUoluNi NgWthWl, and llg lUuiepulube e; store uDN,
aud MN. The lands are susceptible OF advantageous
subdivision P.oe7 s9 thjO ANA ~ per acre Adiress
j, DE, Republican once, laGl2ts
National Republican., 1883-01-13
dalnnfrN-YirIn--lllnIr.

VyTANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD An.
wv dress to solicit for an association That Will my
well. Apply gu Louisiana avenue. jai33t'
VXTANTED-A BOY WITH 4 KNOWLEDGE or
w lOh printing and presses; ei per week; also nm
crrand boy, ut G03 Seventh street northwest lai23t
NWANTED-A GOOD RELtALE roy AS CAR
w riCr on n route Southeast Washington, An-
ply l. OwGNGs, this Office inl2-uiI
WANTED - 100 YOUNG MEN, WHITE OR
wv coored, for active service on the Western
frontier: good salary ana all expenses paid. For par
ticulnrs apply at 1915 street. dc2s'lSt"
National Republican., 1883-01-13
Gnrhish @athe.
Dcrsonal.

NTDTICE 90 hLl-WOOL GOODS BELOW COST
N nt 7at und n seventh street, between and IL,
u mako room for now spring goods. iHl33t"
TDRIVATE DETECTIVE n Il. HOOVER ALI
J. business private Address OF call nt 1913 Ninth
street northwest lnl53tt
TVNliE WEST WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY
4 Of Music, j. y. Cnulhu.d, musical director prln-
CIA No. l@ lhlrty-iilSt street, one door above tho
pOstuliiCe. Pupils received At any time.
II, ID. COOKE, President
+. S. DARuAuIS, Secretary. lalltf
National Republican., 1883-01-13
T,0ranteS-91ou


yVTANTED-rO RENT-A OR S.ROOM
w house, modern improvements rent not to eN-
ceed SIS $50 address j. Ii. BOSrlCk, Pension Of
flee, lulJ,3tF
VNTANrED--A SMALL HOUSE OR PART OF
wv house In good lOcntnu rent not to exceed s21'
Address C., Republican Onlcc. Jala-jt@
yTTANTED-TO BUY-BRGCK HOUSE, IN
}E city, northwest, new, worth nom $1,000 10
$1,000; south front preferred will pay cash. Address
nv letter, stating price, &c, IL. ID. c., Republican
Office. JulOaF
WY ANTED-IN THE BEST QUARTER OF TIL
w city, u large unfnrnshcd house, tp lease & +
two three years. would pre- or modern house, wei
lighted, sable attached, and fronting upon park or
circle; hard wood floors. For such house MS meoii
approval of subscribe rood rent Will be paid. Ad-
dress only W, Arlington Hotel, Washington, stating
number and location Of house ialOMt
National Republican., 1883-01-13

w boy, situation to do anythiug Apply or All
dress 32S Second street northeast ialaas
w ANTED-EMPLOYNtFN ny a CAPABLE
w and honest young man. Address In caro-
JOHN SHERMAN h CO. inl2.at
VXTANTED-A POSITION As WAITER OR
w driver, private or public, by u roliuble CulOrcH
man. Apply at 1924 Fourth trcet northwest jol2.3tE
A YOUNG MAN OF ADDRESS NND A GOOD
"A penmau desires some employment evenings;
could devote part of day. Address j. H. W., Rcpub-
hcau Onlce. iNl1ats
VITANTED-'TO SENATORS OR MEMBERS-
w Position Private Secretary; evenings, 6:n TO
~: best references. Address SrENOGRApHER,
Republican OniCc. jasGE
National Republican., 1883-01-13
&'roPosals.
ID oposALs Foll wopp.


?
CLEuKs OFFICE, House, on REpBESESTATGVEs,
USlTEp SrArla'.
WAsIISuTuS. D. C., Jan. 49, 1853
senlc1 proposals WIN be received at this onGe until
r. o'clock noon an NDND - the I'd uuy uf IHuu-
ary Instant lur thH 'liv'rv Of INV Dll cords ulrrr
or le s. best k wood, Tine wood 10 he drllN rod ant
stUruI lu In. NNu Buf the 8II b wing uf tho Nnul
ON or Urlurp tur a day Ol JRuuury next, Tho wlui
must measure l4Huuuiu f"r. tIy Curl, tu 10 Cut In
three pieces and to be- 60 dod a. d measured ~ Iho
capitol, ,,,..
Tho Ills to no ludoraud Proposals for wood" and
Ud lrusu1 10 ,,, =. .,,, III, ,.,..
uI.ututr Ccrly ofho House ORR rnrnio.Ir.s
National Republican., 1883-01-13
6'jlanttN---Toon,s.

VTTANTFD-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
w for quiet lady aud gentleman; bIard for lady
only Address COUPLE. Republican Once, loll'@e
WV TED TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping In northwest section. terms must
be modernte references exchanged. Address w. l..
W., Republican Office. d.. JalO U~
National Republican., 1883-01-13

TT YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL. RENT OR
L Trade CITY Country Property. come and SEQ the
greet bargains at the Real Estate Exchange Of
WILLIAM II. MAIN C BROTHER. ~ Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsy lyrnia avenue
northwest. mhlB-tf
National Republican., 1883-01-13
THE LARGE THREEsToRY AND BASE
MENT BRICK BUILDING

Recently vacated by The NATGoNAL REPUBLICAN,
No. lHN ~ street pennsylvania HyUUuuD, adjoining
tho United States pension Office, can be rented
National Republican., 1883-01-13

Il OST-BETWEEN CONNECrICUT AVENUE
IL ana Thirteenth street, ON street, music books
e. win be paid for ther delivery ut 1905 Nineteenth
street northwest N, D. FOOlE. iall-3ts
National Republican., 1883-01-13
AT a REASONABLE PRICE

The building Is wCll lighted, heated by furnace,
ana Ii splendid location for m0nuiaCtOly, restuu'
rant or Tor storage purposes.