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Diuium s. gouablin BON @omersille,
WuRn iast !; SIN 6zbe. 1875 beiam
i& 4unSenbluten, Sefotst bon eiueni beftis
gen 9uiten. Sd perlcr ZEN Appetit nnb
mein Gleif& unb wurbe bettldserts. Sn
1877 bra1te man mid inc 6pspttal. Tie
Aer,te erildrten, Id bdtte elm 2edL in mel.
ner Qunse BON Der @rS6e eines talten
Douorifhds. @ceor bic NaHri&t BON
metnsm Eobe perbreitete ftb. Sd 8ab
allc 5ofInuus uuf; ba empbubl mir elm
Grsub Or. William alls BAL.
am fii r bic 9unse. SD sebrouate
cine Ttoi&e unb ju meinsm Grfaunen
puroe i'd befer, unb bin heute 0efinter,
ole isit bret Sabren.
Sd f6reibe bies In ber 6of5nuna, ba6
Sober nit irauter 2unSe Betoftete Or.
D iIliam 3slls Ba1fam &c.
brau&t, unb i'd bin iter3euSt, baB bas-
felbe bic Ans3ebruns beilt. Sd ionu
pcittio bebuupten, bab mir ber BaNam
metr @utes erwieien bat, ale oue iibris
seu ar5eneieu suiammen, bic i'd nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-10
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Stan6drb : Senate.

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r.. ~, 3. 3. IreAss's GataIss. 2erinstsn. r..
Das.Dartt. l6 oAnb ksd. l2so Dfxnb 0srtdt.
Ds6tn tjnu Ndbye 32s.
Rntebt sf 81. 2sutS (3sutlut). CT
aammt sen 0Isnesner unb GpRlcn. Skte Drxne
aneritaa Club 0uoi. Bel. 8, 1as. 363. "a
bunttt Gtssaut Sprrsl. Dt6ex elmer Ndere e3S !.
Did. Rsntuds Sad. Is 6anb ksd. ses pfb.
f&uu. Dt6tn sintr 4dtrt pbr gftlin SIS.
Sksst 6rrn DsutInt Rinbstst. @oitt @uu'H
a6mab,wan,te, 2snbsn Duis, 2trinsfsn. ~.
Gar iebt Rub SIC.
DIE Nrtsiabrs- eaifsa bsstnnt an !. etbruar.
0sbinsaas, 0aassablunS bstm abhslsn Der
Nab1. 6sak bLitlts isin 1sHlsa brinssn.
Nib faf baS Dsdkn ttrfeIbsn In nA9asS Gatfen
nidtt hredHsi. Disl rtlAse man an Nifrb
&sesst, Rain viasa abIisfsri, wtsb fsnsnfrti
sbssbslt anb ,aradsshraAt.
etfrsb 0ssitesAu,
O. tnp etlptse, 3sTas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-10
Die Obj Geuotps baben bic 2oci=

rung ihres Sempels abermaIs big gum
nd9feu Gebruar berf9oben.
= 2eon Blum, 8. Gelman unb Mm=
bere bon @alpei ton, Snbaber Der stpei=
felbaften @ibion 9anbcertifieate, baben
auf Nnratben bes 2anbfommif1ioners
ibre Mlage gegen ben Staat suriidge3o=
gen. ,lm BEL Belegung Der bisber bur6
oieies Gertififate gebedten 2dnoereien
ben yor5ug gu baben. Sic fdidten
sbeBbalb benz Staatsl6abmeiiter $780,
$40 fir 1902 Yermehungen (Surbeps)
in ,Ysafum unb Serrp Gountp elm.
.9ubbnf beruft fid iebo6 auf bas ant
8. Tebrllar 1883 paflirte @eieb, tpona9
ole bisber BON @iienbabnfompagnien,
.@orporationen, &ompagrtien o6er per=
ionen bermeHene 6ffentli6e 2dn6ereien
aus benz Marft auriidge3ogen unb ben
Greii6ulen sugemieien tperben.
- 9ln ber @,ren3e bon Gbi6uabua
unb Sonora,- Merifo, bat elm Gampf
stpii6en merifanil6en Sruppen uno
Snoianefrt itattgefunben, mabel Is ber
2ebtereh. get6otet uurben. Ser 8erluit
Der Merifaner mar gering.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-10
,er @runb,ua meines @baratters. Meine

ber @runb3uS meines @baratters. Meine
8ameraben nannten mid eineu Scnber=
ling = um ibrem @pott unb ihrer 8ers
fabruns gu entsebeu, wdblte i'd mir einen
meiner Stimmune anseme1enen Beruf-
ih trat in ben So9anniterDrben elm unb
ltellte ibm, Oa i'd teine Wiittel beiab, nlsine
Ysrion aur yerfiisuns. Dtan iaidte mid
in ben Orient, id ideute peber Wabe
nod @efabr nit Deinem Bilbe i'm 9er>
gen. Sn benz Branb ber Wii itenionue
reifte meine 2iebe 3u Dir. l1nb als i9
enblid suridtebre, finbe i'd Did 70 idSn,
70 liebenSmertb, mie Du ME warlt - 70
i4Sn, baB ale meme Erdume bon Dir
alS btalIe Sdemen perbleiden Dor Der be.
saYbernben 0irtlidteit. Nber Dein Ssrd
1T nidt mebr mein i'd fiibl' es - unb
oas madt mid elenber, als ieoe Gren<
nung.
Noslbeio mar bon bieier Sprade wie
in einen @lutbftrom setaudt, fie atbmete
tief auf als brOhten ite bic beiBen Weqen
3u eritiden, iie perulDdte nidt gu ipreden.
@s bunfelte in ber fleinen unter Yaunien
peritedten 9itte, fein 9trabl Der Nbenb.
ionae brans burd bas Dididt. Nn ber
sewSlbten Baltenbede iummte elm 3dfer
unb itieB pra6elub nit benz biden Ropf
yesen bas 9ol3 an. Cont mar es 70 flu
unb einiam UNI bic Beiben Der, unb NIT
ben Sdatten Der Ddmmeruns wallten
bic betdubenben Difte Der Wadbolbers
bai&e bon bruuBen berein unb purd,osen
ben enSen Raum ipie Weibrau4 eines
2ietessottesbienites. Da mar es Abrl-
beio plStlid, ais riefe cine Stiu1me D9e.
lionel" uno cine seiiferbafte @eitult ltanb
Dor ibr uno blidte ite trauris an, 70 un>
ausipre4li4 trauriS! Sc bur&ldauerte fe.
(Bortieeuns foIet.) J.
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*Mne Oamen, bic an nerb0ien S1m1=
den leiben beren organii9e Gunetionen
nidt regelmdBig finb bic Elm @efiibl bon
Mattigfeit unb yiebersei9lasenbeit hets
iiber ii6 tpalten6 fiblen; bic idma9
unb trdge am Morgen iinb; beren Mps
petit eapriei6s unb S9laf unregelmdBig
unb unerfrii9enb iit;-aae fol1e ioaten
Grau pinfbam's 2rduter=Mifdung als
Qeilmittel probiren.
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= 8ombap. Ser &aiab bon Sus
nagur Gaatpipar erb6bte bic @runbs
fteuer. tuorauf fi9 800 Hpots bepaffne=
ten unb 5uiammen rutteten uno bic 8e,
3ablung Der Steuer berpeigerten. Ser
&aiab ianote 700 Yoli3ifen 3ur Inter,
briidung ber unorbnung ab unb es taul
gu einem Sample, in ipel1em 20 ber
Rpot get6otet uno piele pertpunbet tpur=
ben. BON oen polisiften purben ,tar
7 bermuubet. Nus bieiem MiBpertdlt.
nib iuirb geidloHen, baB bic Sade Gin
bloBes Worben mar unb bic Hegieralna
bat besbalb cine llnteriudung anseerbs
net. 9as 0erfabren ber poli5ti Fbes
Raiab bat Mbi9eu gesen bieielbe erregt.
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Mntter! Wntter {

Mntter! Wntter!! Mltter Z!
! Derost Str bes Nadts gsRSrt merben
unb In Gurer &utt untsrbro&en bur& bas
Shreten etnes franfen 6inbes, melAes
Sdmeraen pom DurGbreHsn ber 3dtne
Ieibet2 81 90 Der Gau, 70 fault cine
TlafHt BON Mrs. @tnstcws g pu o.
tttn8 SYrup. Ct wtrb ben ormeu
kletnrn iofort Sun (einen S&mer3en be.
freien. Nan perlofs fldb barauf. es tilft.
60 IL teine Mutter auf Grbeu, bic es Der.
fu@tt unb gu& niGt mittbstlen wirbe,. .ba6
- bic Gtn8emeibe resultrt, ben 2leinen
3alfe unb 0eiunbbeit uub Der SHUTTER
Nute perl&aft, bab es iute 3aubsr wirlt.
Dus Mittel III fter Ia allen Gduen unb
ansenebm BON Gsi&mud es ptrb BON
elmer Der dltefen unb beRen Doetorinnen
In ben Ser. Staatenvsrf6rtebsn. l1sbtr.
q 3u taten, bic Glai&e au 25 Gents.
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= Die 2eide bes Goup. Donis tpar
ON 9. in Der in 9rauer geblllten Salle
oes Reprdfentantenbaufes ausgelegt.
I'm 4 lbr uurben bic Beerdbnibieiers
li9feiten bur9 cine 9rauerrebe unb Ges
bet bes Reo. See eroffnet unb gefolgt
BON ben Staatss, gountps uno 6iobtz
beamten uno sablreideu Qeibtrasenben
murbe Der Sars bem Qir9bof bes
6taates tibergeben.
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= grnft Dobm, Der &ebafteur bes
n2lab6eraoati1", lit, Iaut elmer 2abel=
melbung, am 8. in Berlin geltorben
Sn ibm perliert Deuti6lanb einen feline,
genialften 9umoriiten unb S6riftiteller,
ber aud i'm Wuslanbe tpegen feiner Sa=
tire gei6dbt unb - sefiir6tet mar.
Sobm NOR au 8reslau am "a. Mai
1919 geboren, ftuoirte in Berlin unb
9aae Sbeologie unb pbiloiopbie, be-
tleibete bann cine 9auslebreritene au
Berlin unb muroe fpdter Wtitarbeiter
an peri1ieoenen belletriftii1en 3eit=
fdriften. Sci Der Griinoung bes Wib=
blattes n2labberabatf9.. i'm Sabre 184e
f6on als Witarbeiter an bemielberi tbd=
tig, iibernabm er elm Sabr ipdter Bit
9ebaction beRelben unb leitete iie biz
au einem 9ooe. Dobm mar au9 be,
Werfaier einiger 2uiffpieIe unb bat bi.
Jabeln 2afontaine's iiberieBt.
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Berlin. Bismard glaubt ni1t,
baB er i'm Stanbe fein ,perbe, udbreno
bieier @ibung i'm Reidstag au erf9eis
men. st fagte, es tuiirbe aud obne ibn
gut geben. Die Staatsmaf9ine arbeite
ooraagli9. st fei febr frob, baB man
nun obne Streitigfeiten leben f6nne.
ST f6nne fol9e nidt mebr ausbalten.
Oie Nufregungen friiberer 3eiten tpiir=
ben iebt fein Sob fein. Ct leibe au,peis
len bic gr6Bten S1mer3en.
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Bortfeeuus foIet. J

- .@eoen bilft ni6ts in 3eiteni bel
@efabr." Sn 2eiten bon gefdbrli9er
Granfbeit iperben nur bic befen sino
beitsbe,uieienen 9eilmittel aebrau9t.
Saber fommt es. oaB 9iieren=2raut faii
INNER in 2eber=, 9lieren= un6 Magen=
&ranfbeiten angetpenbet pirb. gs TO-
ftet nur clue 8agatelle, einen 0erin1
bamit gu MAIDEN, unb bas &eiuItat
Dirb gu9 gliidli6 MAIDEN.
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$fanb- So Sans
bas SIteie ans 5nserlsiRsae HianSbsns
IA Gnm NlmfmmSsn

30 $50 WtIitdr> plaaa Sab~tAIiAs Seils, iw
~ iat6issn 0ebdube
Da ID baA 9tebIintment bts straprbsnen 3.
S6rsri pittkr tf6hne babe. 70 Iabt ID rae ru.
blisum unb ags msint Rurb,n ~ tin,m Bsiu&s
bts e1faIse EN-. 6urtsbtHbtii earantirt
IN panb tiBisf Dtamtutsnrtnes, eotbens NJ
aibuns ntrsn, s,nptIsn aner Arf, befsrbrs ntTi-
Dedsn muNiatifAe Snlirnm snte Y. IN. ~ nis.
bsiasm &sien. 4
Bute bsim 4tfAIu6 ssn aaIsitsn In vrisai-
rpluunfet ysJlprsAsn. ntnn nestpexhis ale
osl416 eSsae tenfi1snibH.
4ylaasns vlAnlu fas pnifu ale tk @dNk
font Dss1,ee. 01s a9e 0AAsen utyb eayantist.
2l.11 Q. 6sase
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nASn ben 9iamantenzGarbem tpirb
fir 10 Gents mebr Gdrbung gegeben
als in Is ober 25 Gents sSarben, unb
babel fdrben iie beHer unb brillanter.
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Williams, Toliper 6 Walfer,
Dallas, fagen: rWir empfeblen ftets
Browns giien=8itter oils cine Der befen
Mebiainen i'm Marfte."
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Gin unfebIbares Gieberbeilmittel
1T Nper's Mgue Cure. 9lus 0egetas
bilen befebenb, frei BON gbinin, 1T es
unI9dbli9 unb fi9er mirfenb.
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Dattenten. bic Sbr tnr& &rsnifGe DsspspRe
pber bur& bic Qetbsn. bte aus BET ben AnfdQsn
bsftissf 1raaittit fsIaeuben f4rsdli6tn grf&5s.
flung eatlsttn. an 2Srper lnb gtia tiHas&et,
haS 9eusni6 fouftnbes, BIZ wie bur& elm Dun.
bei'scn einem dtali&sn 4ufanbe Der gr'd6p una
eur4 toiisti.ss maesnt liter M ;e.r
baS Str tbtnfaps ssird,itist snb ieettbrseittnt
wirhfn t6nni.
gu taben bei suen apOtbeisrn uno
9dnblern i'm MQssmeiuen.
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Spmpfome elmer
< - - q AZ -

mmtb 6ti0en g e b er.
Nan8et an Mppetif, Gebdrm gerifcpfuns,
S6nierSen i'm &crf NIT eiieml oumpfen @efiibl
I'm Sinterfspfe, G&mer5en unter ben Shulters
bldtfern, duf9etriebenfein nad benz Gfien, NIT
Nbneigung aesen iebe fSrperlide coer 9eiftiae
Ebdtigfeif, reijtares Temperament tribe Stim>
miisa NIT benz tetcneeren @efiible, trgenb
cine ctliesenbcit seraefien 81 taben, Nfibi0s
feit, @irre, 3ersfleYfen, Ynnfte Dor ben anaen,
eefbe Sauf, iibertaupt &crff@nerjen cbertat6
Ses redten NngeS, unrmbiger Shlaf nit bedna,
ffiaenten XsduIiieri, fart gefarbter tlrin uun
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Suff1 1iIIen fFns fpt,isn fur hiefe Ndfls
bereitefs eineDofis sernrfadf tfnen 5cIdsen4eedbs
fef I'm BsiIntsn, baf Der eeieenfc erfiamnt a..
eie vsruetren ben 0ppsfit unb serurfat9eu 6lsif6s
1rfog, IA Der &srpsr eendtrt uHs pur lore fonifde
Blrknna euf pieg trtauuugeo eoraduse etn rseeimdots
oer GeHtleaa6 texsoseernten ptrp. yrets 25 Gsnfs.
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0xane &say sees 4 rte nsrsen brrtB sin einyiees
snitrsssE st<ey tarss 4 etanhsas @wst.,s;. .,e;.
@asrttds0 IN pertonfen " azottefen pser wtre nap
9mplen1 bon 81 bnr9 Grpreb periGnbt-
fDr. futr1 Dsnnual ntrttronsr inerisetfuneen unel
Nnh9orUqepss bsh pir6 sufssrtanoen frsi bsrfeuset
National Republican., 1883-03-02

Father Chapelle, Of st. Matthew'S Catholic
church, performed the ceremony. The bride
was simply yet beautifully dressed in white
satin en- traino, with no ornaments
but white roses After the cere-
mony on elegant wedding supper was
served to the guests, among whom were
tho President, Mr.. and Mrs. McCourt,
father and mother of the bride Mr.. and Mrs
Hobcn, sister and brother.in.law of the bride (;
Philip McCourt, brother of the bride Miss
Claudia McCourt, Scnstor-elect Bowen, Mr..
Last, brother in-law of the bride Secretary
Teller, Representative Delforl Gen. Charles
Adams, Mr.. Otto Mears, Mr.. N. NJ. Tabor, son
of the groom Mr.. Boguo, and Mr.. Johnson.
Senator and Mrs. Tabor will remain in
Washington until after tho organization of
the senate, when they will go west.
National Republican., 1883-03-02
Carroll Institute.

A mass meeting of this society was called
last evening to consider the subject Of raising
funds for the purchase of a new building,
Previous to the consideration of this matter
Mr.. 7. NJ Hanson, of Baltimore, president of
the Archdiocesan Union of Catholic Literary
societies, in few eloquent remarks presented
to Mr., John T Fallon, member Of the insti-
tute, a splendid gold badge, awarded by the
union at its recent convention for the best
essay upon literary societies presented at the
convention, The meeting manifested much
enthusiasm over tho projected new building,
and it was unanimously resolved to proceed
from generous friends, by loans on interest
bearing notes, and by such other means as ex'
perience might hereafter suggest The pros
poets are that this fine society will soon have
a hall of its own, creditable alike to the in
stitute and to its friends.
National Republican., 1883-03-02
SANTA FE.
The Three Hundred and Thirty-Third
Anniversary 10 be Celebrated In May

The Three Hundred and Thirty-Third
Anniversary 10 be Celebrated In May
Next.
Judge L. Bradford Prince, late chief Justice
of New Mexico, gives THE REPUBLICAN some
points about the grand national celebration
to occur in Santa Fe in July next. Commem-
orative of the three hundred and thirty-third
anniversary of the settlement of that ancient
city, the oldest in the United States Saint Au-
gustinc, Fla, the next Oldest town. was founded
about tho year 1865. The whole month of
July will be given over to the cele bration of
the event. II is proposed to have two great
exhibitions in permanent buildings one of
historical relics and curiOsities and the
other of tho mineral and other prOduc-
tions of the territories. This old town
is clothed in an atmosphere of peculiar
historical interest and IL is bewildering
to think of such q place away out in
the Rocky mountains which twenty years
ago could only be reached by n stage coach
ride ofnearly thousand miles from the con-
fines of progressive American civilization, o
place more than two centuries old when the
republic was born. The story of the old
Spanish expeditions and the early settlement
Of Santa Fc and other points is a series of
romantic adventures and of hardships nobly
borne. New Mexico to-day presents the ex-
traordinary spectacle of three entirely dis
| tinct civilizations, representing different
epochs in the worlds history, living and -four
| ishing side by side The Pueblo Indians present
theabOriginal civilization exactly as Cabeza de
Baca found it $50 years ago. The houses,
manners, and customs are precisely as they
then We're. They are the same honest, in
! dustrious, intelligent race that they were
when Coronados expedition stopped at Zuni,
and passed through Jemez and Santa Fe.
They represent the Oldest type of American
civilization of which we have certain knowl-
edge Then the Spanish population, which
for 200 years was practically isolated from the
rest of the world, presents in crystalized
form the customs of the seventeenth century
in the last part of the nineteenth The peo-
pie show the generosity, hospitality, high
spirit, and chivalric feeling Characteristic of
the old days of CASTLE and Leon And side
by side with these is the active, energetic,
bustling American civilization of to-day (;
building railways and waterworks, gasworks,
telcgraphs and telephones, and making the
country hum with new industries.
The whole territory will be interested in
making the exposition success, and the rail-
ways running through the mountains are also
moving Eastern people can make the trip
without spending fortune in going and
coming The New Mexicans will soon begin
booming the enterprise. Rev. II. S. StOrrs, of
Brooklin, will deliver an historical opening
lecture,
National Republican., 1883-03-02
THE Ladies', Union,

The first anniversary celebration of the
"Ladies Union," Mrs. A. G. Riddle, presi-
dent, and Mrs. II. f. Wright, secretary, was
held in the parlors Of Gen. McEwen, on NJ
street, last evening over q hundred were
present and were variously entertained by N,
Frank White, Miss Belle Bacon, Miss Ada
Townsend, and Miss Conner in recitations
also with solos by Benjamin Clark, Joseph
Smith, and Mrs Clarence McEwen also by a
quartette, consisting of Mrs. McEwen, Miss
Charlton, Messrs. Watson and Smith and in.
strumental music by Miss Lulu McCreary
A report of the work of the society was read
by the secretary. supper closed tho exer-
cises of the evening, The Ladies' Union has
done a noble work and relieved many during
the year.
National Republican., 1883-03-02
DitS.

MASON. .-Tuesday, February 27, at 1910 p M, of
consumption, after lingering Illness of ten weeks
which she bore with Christian fortiiude, MARY, he.
loved vile of Amos Mason, In the 20th year Of her
ngc.
Funeral to-day friday, March .. at o'clock
from 81. Augustine Church. Friends OF the family
cordially invited TO attend.
WOODS.-At 1909 u street southwest, at 5:3j p M,
March /, 1883, Mrs MARY FRANCES WooDs, aged Oi
years,
Notce OF funeral hereafter.
MCKEEVER.-w Wednesday. February %, 1888,
FRANK MCkEEVER, IN his 2lst year.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. 1912 Eighth street northwest, Friday o'clock
y. m. Relatives and friends are invited
RIGGS-on Wednesday, February %, 1888 GEoRgE
WAsHtSGTOS RIGus, nged years 2 months and d
days, only son OF H.. Francis and Medora Riggs
Funeral from -. Matthews Church, Frld y,
March ., at II o'clock.
BUHKEr-On Wednesday, February %, 1893, nt
1915 a. DI Rev, JACoB N. BUBREr, aged 80 years.
Funeral service at his late residence 1870 Eleventh
street northwest Friday, ut 1890 o. M. Funeral at
Gettysburg, Penn, Saturday morning. -
National Republican., 1883-03-02
New Theatre Comique.

Encouragement of this place of amusement
continues to add novelties to its programme
Last night the usual large crowd was in at
tendance. Tom Granger and his boys, Cole
man and Joyce do very novel act, Miss Lii
the best in the profession. Miss Lizzie Hun
ter is decidedly charming serlo-comic. Sui
livan and Cronin close the entertainment in
their new act, entitled "The 0'Grady's,"
which is the most laughable afterpiece of the
ason. Matinee to-day.
National Republican., 1883-03-02
A Gift nron aInm.

/ A letter has been received by the Washing
,lon Monument association from Consul Gen
4 John A. Haldeman, at Bangkok, which
II Is that the king Of Siam has had forwarded
kstone to be placed in the Washington monu-
ient, now being erected. The stone is on the
ay TO this country at present,
National Republican., 1883-03-02
ZekIe's WIfe.

Saturday afternoon and night "Zekle's
Wife. will be repeated at Lincoln hall, The
intrinsic merit of this sketch, not less than
the dramatic talent of the reciter, has won
for 1t popularity which reputation only
increases.
National Republican., 1883-03-02
What Maj. Ha,nes suys About the


"Maj, Haines," said REPUBLICAN re-
porter to that gentleman last night, "at
what time does the contract for filling the
flats expire Z"
" The fifteenth of September. The terms OF
the contract, however, give them an extern
sion of two months, should that be necessary
ON account Of ice, &c. l think there will be
some delay for this reason beyond the If
teenth of September. The contractors, how
ever, say they will have finished by that
date-Sept. To-"
"What is the monetary consideration of the
contract?"
"Not less than 100000"
And the appropriation is-%
-Four hundred thousand dollars"
You are reported as having said that you
think congress should appropriate 100000 at
this session, and the plans could be made for
continuing the work during the next fall and
winter"
81 said in my report that 100000 more
could be proiltably expended on improve.
ments to the river. This recommendation il
about the same as that made by my predeCes.
sor, The contract for filling the flats, how.
ever, comes within the appropriation of $780,.
000"
National Republican., 1883-03-02

Fresh Aldorney butter churned every morning
and delivered In u b Ward" prints, at soc. per 10
Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball; buttermilk, &C.
per quart and sweet milk, &C. per quart.
National Republican., 1883-03-02
senator Tabor,a Marriage.

The marriage of Senator Tabor, OF Colorado
and Mrs. Lizzie b. McCourt was solemuized
in parlor No. z at Willards last night In
presence Of large number of friends. Rev
National Republican., 1883-03-02
fe26. .mch5,i2
aMe posToFFIcE NOTICE

fAY" PosToFFICE NOTICE
Foreign mails for tho week ending March will
close ut this Office as follows:
THURSDAY-At 1850 q. m. for Europe, per steam
ship Republic, via Queenstown; at 1:3J p for
Cuba, West Indies, and Mexico FER steamship City
of Alexandria, via Havana.
ERIDAY-At 10 q. m for Aspinwnll and South PN-
cfc, per steamship Acapulco.
BATURDAY-At a. m. for the Wlndwnrd Islands,
per steamship Mayumbn at q. m. for Ireland, per
steamship City OF Chester, via Queenstown Uetters
forGreat Bra and other European countries III ust
be directed "per City OF Chester at q. for Bel
gium direct, per steamship Rlynland. via Ant
werp; ut DO. m. for scotland direct per steamship
Ethiopia, via Glasgow; at a. IN. for Europe, por
steamship werra via southampton and Bremen
0etters for Scotland must be directed per
Werra ~; at 1880 p m, for Cuba and Porto Rico, per
steamship Niagara, via Havana.
Malls for China and Japan, per steamship Gaelic via
san Francisco, close February sG Gt7 p M. Malls Mall,
Islands, per steamship Zealanda, via San Fran
cisco, close March % Ut u. M.
arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit TO san francisco. Malls from the
east arriving on time at san Francisco the day OF
sailing of steamers are dispatched thence the same
day. - -
Postmaster
National Republican., 1883-03-02
LOCAL MENTION.
PrIrr,a .IrrroIrr sfnre
HAiderncv Dairy Vauons,

Hot Spring crystals, in diamond settings; PERL
scopic glasses, 81 Rogerss table spoons forks aud
knives, 80 set each. No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-03-02

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
address Hcrzug, No 305 Ninth street, near Penn.
Bylynuin avenue
National Republican., 1883-03-02
Job PRINTING

OF every description executed neatly at the short
est notice nt me REPupLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1883-03-02
p.o Nrw YonK. Feh. "a. lssa

n>S5y9 FRED'K SPRINGMANN, @. T. SPRING
HS MANN, springmann Bros, Nos. GIG, 6ls, go
Maryland avenue southwest, are prepared TO do all
kinds of local express business delivering and from
the railway depots aud steamboat wharves. Hand.
Orders solicited. We give our personal attention.
Springmann Bros References: $. $. Sheod, 400 Ninh
near d northwest; Manager W. u Tel. Co.; Manager
Nat. Tel Col Nat Rep Pub. Co.; 4. Tourney.
National Republican., 1883-03-02
rl55s ANNUAL ELECTION.

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY Co.
The annual election for seven directors to serve
the ensuing year will be held at the office of the Sec
retarY, $40 Market Space, MARCH ~, proximo be-
tween the hours of and o'clock n. m,
W. IL. CLAGETT,
National Republican., 1883-03-02
SprtiaI 2loiitrs.

NSwe SPECIAL NOTICE
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF tho MA.
TIONAB LlFE1NSURANCEC COMPANY OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA for the election
OF directors Of said company for the ensuing year Will
be held at the Office of the company 40l Ninth street
northwest, corner of Dstreet, on TUESDAY, MARCH
]. II. NITCHIR,
maI-td Secretary.