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designing YiIIainY.

When you go to your druggist to buy q
bottle of Simmons Liver Regulator, and he
offers you come counterfeit with similar
sounding name, and says cit is the same
thing or just as good" ask him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
in white wrapper, with red 2 thereon, pre-
pared BY J. Fl. Zeilin & Co. The only OBJ
isct such dealer can have il The fact that
he makes an extra twenty -6ve cent? per bot
tie profit by selling q cheap and counterfeit
article which may do YOU positive injury.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
u.v.r,x.s Opera Compapy
Kate ClaxtGn

Furnighed The only professional entertaln-
meut given 10 the week just pas, and the
Mozart Society gave a concert thursday
night as an appetizer for the May Festival.
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au,.,ly,s Health Remover" restores health
and y;aor. CURES dyspepsis, impotence, sex
nal debility. u.
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Fans y
Fans!

We shall offer Tomorrow the entire stock
of silk and satin fsas lately belonging 10
Messrs. VIM. Frank g. Co., costing from
Ct Ok To 60 20 -H4i., oil 81 Eo----L
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New Music Hause.

Mr.. E. A. Benson, who did business in
Memphis many years, and sfterward moved
to ST. Louis, has returned 10 this city and
opened a music store at 224 Main street,
where he has full stock of pianos, organs
and musical merchandise.
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DOusi


Two grand lots of dolls. Freneh wax
dolls. they are cheap at Soc; We will sell
them at 2Gc e.ch. French model doile, very
large. a regular 81 25 doll; We will sell them
Tsces of all and every kind from 2. per
yard up. to
1.sd'es, linen ana sarge uls:srs from 81 Is
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At the Cottage Gallery, is sending 30
tiful pictures. He is an energetic artist, VIII
tinue his already excellent reputation q n
artist.
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Fringes! Fringes!

40 pcs silk, chenille and beaded fringe
costing from SOC to 81 so up, all at 25c pei
ysrd-an immense bargain.
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Fer rweIve Years

Fin. ladies' Shoes, Boys Shoes, foath's
Shoe. Cafidren's Shoes, MfssH Ssoes The
l.fest siyies. LINKHAUER LEH1AN,
Marble Block, z92 Main street
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A family want, ard l wonder how We ever
GOT along without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Ii cured me of nervous pros,rstion, and
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family. nm, ,,vr, ,,s.
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pErc.IIeut corsstz, soc each:

I.5;es, white co,icn hose, SC psif
Cbildren's mixed cotton hose, ese PAR.
Ruchiugs, Sc per dozen
Tides, sc eseh-
.Ioihs mat-ipgs, rugs, window shSoe-, lace
curt ANS, brackets, ETC, ETC, at prieta lower
Tran elsewhere al the
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III smiths Sens Union Club
Rye WHISKY
nc MANSFIELD & co.'s.
AT s. MANSFIELD q %

Tn make a salad that is certain to please
ali tastes. you need only use Ourkse's Ballad
Dressing Nothing equal to It was ever Of
fered, and none SO popular IL Is superb
table sAues.
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SilkWOrm Eggs,

That produce raw silk, for sale:
P. WALLACE MCkITTRlCk,
Practical silk Culturist and Keeler,
No. $50 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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steam Dyeipg and Cleaning.

Ladies' and genls' wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumss, ETC.,
lace curtains cleaned BY L. Riegel, IS Jefer-
son street.
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- snnx Men

usddicted to the morphine habit; sui
- wifh all the irregul srities known to
.eleu Two bottles Of CortivAlis entirely
No"s SUE A. KENT
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A WEEK OF BARGAINS
at the popular
TR AIDE PALACE,
no. 34S Nain street.
1. aoLDsnIra q BROS.

4. GOLOSM kEh q u 0USs
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
Our all-uooi 25 eta Nuo's Yelling
c,nrot be beat.
Black and Colored Nuns Yelling,
double-width, all wool, 40c.
Gray double-width Debege, 15c.
Light SHADE Polka-dot all-wool
Bunting, 15c.
Black and Colored Buutiugs, 15c.
Dress Silks and Sstins, all the new
shades, 90c yard, worth 81 %.
LAWNS, oRGANDIEs AND FoULAKDs.
Linen Lawns, French Lawns, French
Fe1lards, Ia exquisite styles com
plae stock of the latest designs. Our
Lawns for cts cannot be beat.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Checked Muslins and Victoria Lawns
12yds for 81.
Corded Pique, 16 yds for 81.
Iudia Linen and Linen Lawns, from
Is ds up.
Full line of White and Tinted Mulls,
from 80 cts up.
BARGAINS IN HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS.
L. yds All-Linen Toweling, 81;
Turkey-red Dam ask, 45c; Napkins, soc
a d,z.; complete stock of Lace Cur
tains and Lace Lambrequins, Lace
Spreads and shawls at So . set,
worth IS; Stair Linen, Towels,
Cretoues and furniture fringe in large
variety. Our prices cannot be beat;
1874 Honeycomb Spreads, Csc.
PAPASOISi PARASOLS
Six snd Lisle- Thread Gloves.
CORSETS | CORSEIS
lace Goodal Fnbreideries
Straw Hats for Every body
sp.cjal Barcsins this week in Fine
Children's Clothing.
yIsIToRs TO THE ACEst
Call and convince yourselves OF the
BARGAINS
/ ct the popular
TRADE PALACE,
No. s4s Main street.
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ElAVi9S.
or strangers

We try to keep our house up to the highest
standard, by giving the best OF everything
at the lowest living price.
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n 0tice!


During this grand racing week We
shall present again every lady with
an elegant souvenir.
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TELEGRAMS

To be III ad by Calling nj the Once AT the
Hours Mentioned.
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shoes! shoes!
1t Seems 40 Satisfy

Our spring and summer stock, selected e1'
pressly for the retail trade, is now complete.
LINRHAUFR & LEHMAN,
No 2e2 Main street, Marble Block.
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Eloyd's.
The Steamer John Oyertou

Ice-cre.m, strawberries, nice desserts, fine
pastries, sodA-water, mead and mineral-wster
At EloYd's.
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FIRST of APRIL
ON HAND.

DFDDIEG PLANTS of all descriptions; new
Is boss and GeraDiums. Among them u heps
81 Memphis one OF the best. introduced oy H.
Moore Il orist II is one OF my seedlings. which
Lave tested for the past three years NOW see, ~
my great surprise that ONE other horlst claims 70
That such : man co uld raise q eabbsgehefd mucn
easser-When IL Is cooked. AL these plants. A.
any others sell at lowest rates. nystcck u large
aud good can offer nearly 100 600 plants for All
kinds OF bedding, and wish that my irienos apo
81 Beaie street; reached BY telephone; convenisnf
70 Hernando street car; two blocks from II. Caro-
Yours respectfully, - ..roxr 49,,
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Eie.a,. Resfauranf.
SuiraI Spring Buggy.

Persons visiting the city will And 81
Floydis every delicacy to tempt the sPpetite.
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aFIvE doctors; no end of medicine; no re-
lief. DR.. Benson's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruptions and Pm nearly well"
lea C. Young, Hamilton, Ill. Druggist
keep it, 81 per package.
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Lint of undelivered kilograms rem aiming al
In. Western Union Telegraph office, 80 Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1880
o,olo,k . ma and from 6 to 9 p.m.:
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shoes TO Order.
BrysOn e. Go.
The Elegant Shoe House.

JIM Hill & Co.'s new quarters, In the
splendid store on The corner OF Union and
Main, has been visited in the past few weeks
by a very large per cent. Of those wanting
boots and shoes. II is The place where the
best can be found.
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Gebhardt, Photograpber.

Will leave the foot of Jefferson street at 30
o'clock pm. for Marion. Fare for round
trip. 81.
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ShoesY shoes!
o.. d. & 8. w. Railroad.

Oar spring and summer stock, entirely
VI 40 ~ IINKHAUEK d LEHMAN,
No. 2e2 Main Street, Marble Block.
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begins sn engagement to morrow night with
The 1po Orphans, and the following cast:
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UoTTOH.BELT BULLETIN.
MEMPHIS, April IA, 1888, 5 p.
DISTRICTS.
N,x. TempIMin Temp | Rainfall.

Posted in Memphis, at 1919 O'Clock An, Apr
i"' 'oo'' Sergeant Signal Corps.
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New CIarendon notel.
GastOn's Hotel.
Peabody Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and refurnithed
Prices according to size and location OF rooms
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The Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
railroad will resume running double daily
passenger trains on Sunday, April 9Th, ~ ak
Jog close connections for Cairo, ST. Louis,
Chicago and the Northwest. Connections
made at Louisville with lines divergipg.
For hours of arrival and departure see rail-
road time tables. Full information given at
general Office, 2S8 NJ ain street.
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Calendar for tomorrow: Mes. 1878, A. j..
Swells vs John Gent; 1916. Richard Jackson
va P. N. Patterson d Co.; 1877, A kehlbry
4 Co. vss. Isascs; 1880, jacob Sherberi vs.
Philip Hershberg; 1881, Pratt Gin Company
uF.M. White 4 Co; 1854, G. W. Nail vs.
Mrs. d. G. Dent; 1885, N. henderson & Co.
W. B.jach q Brash; 1889, R B. Brown & Co.
vs. Ames, Beattie 4 Co.; 1880, Anna S. B.
Shelton W A. J. Shelton 1888, James Msyd-
we'll vs. B. Mitchell; 1884, Robert Irwin va
FL. Warner.
cn.ucery Court-McDsueII, Judge.
Calendar for tomorrow: Nos. %. Nc
DouxAl VI insurance Company; LISA, Peters
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LAW REPORTS.
CtreuIt Cesrt-Pierce, JadEe

Criminal Csurt-Gresr, Jaass.
Calendar for tomorrow: Mes. "a, jim
A pde1 son; 12O, John Mckinney.
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As an inducement for this week
only, We shall offer our entire
stock Of shacss of every descrip-
lion, ell complete, at 81 90 per
pair, aud have them put up
FREE OF CHARGE.
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TRr Deans best Bio and Java mixed COT
II yeu vast the best
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CONCERNING nusieal Matters Generally.

The Itoo Orphans will be repsated Iuesday
and on Wednesday night Frou FTOu will be
given.
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FOR SALE0R RENT.

a B1RGAIN-The ''Wilde' plantation near
RiceviIle station NJ. and L. r. r, 500 acres IN
40 fract 400 ready for cultivation. with good i'm
movements, and labor on the farm. The pur-
Chaser of the land or tenant under lease, can buy
10 No. mules, plows, gear. two wagons ana otnef
utensils all of which are in good order. Inc man
ager Mr. Herndon, can be employed, ana sslces
being very competent is familiar with labor and
' y w ROYsTER q CO.
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CAS- t,uo 5eues of DR.. Benscn's Celery and
Chamomiie Pits cured friend Of neuralgia,
uhom the Drs couldn't help, Iu send for some
fer myself" Clifford Shand, Windsor, Nova
Scotia
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IAnICATIANS

For Tennessee and the Ohio VALLEY, rain,
.Sih COLDER partly cloudy ,cedtheT, Ti'd' shifting
to north and pest, higher barometer.
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Kt,sr feIekra1s-
WHEELING ApritI4 Rive


Memphis weekly doTtsi''y EsPSe'-
Mortality report Tor the week ending sstur-
dav. Aprii 14th, al o'clock pm:
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ROOMS AND BOARD

.CTsTFRNs BOiLT-nepaired and warranted.
I j Prices low. TH05. CUBBlNS, 43 Madison St
r ACE CURTAINs-Done up st 81 25 75c and
| 4 soc, bv Mrs V. Robbie, 13S eau sey street
National Republican., 1883-04-03
LOOK OUT FOR Maj. DYE.
His Recommendations Are Likely TO b.
Law for N Time I'm the Police Force.

His Recommendation Are Likely TO be
Law for Time In the Police Force.
There was good deal Of talk in police cir
cles yesterday in regard to the summary dis
missal of Lieut.. Ecklof and REPUBLICAN,
reporter interviewed Judge Edmonds on the
subject. lie said
About two weeks ago we sent for Lieut..
Ecklof to appear before the board. When he
came was absent and Commissioner West
received him and had talk with him. In
response to certain questions he made any
thing but satisfactory answers. When he was
asked why better system had not been
observed in controlling the detective force he
replied that the detectives were too strong for
him, or that he could not control them, which
meant that he could not perform the duties OF
his office, and that is why he was removed
We then directed the chief of police to ask
him to resign, which he pcremptorily declined
to do, and the only measure left us was
resorted to- He was removed.
Do you contemplate making any other
changes in the organization of tho police
force2' asked the reporter.
"Well the force does need a reorganiza.
tion and / will tell you what we have done
but II would hardly do to tell what we in.
tend to do. l have given Mai. Dye the ex.
elusive control of that department. and we
will simply act upon Ibis recommendations,
That is ALL"
National Republican., 1883-04-03
DEPARTMENT CHAT.

The national bank notes received for re-
demption yesterday amounted to $276,O0O.
The receipts from internal revenue yester-
day were $507,2 and from customs $675,969.
DIR. Macdonald was reported to be very
much better yesterday, and will be at his
office in day or two.
The postoffice at Meadow Mills, Frederick
county, Virginia, has been re-established and
William II. Spiggle appointed postmaster.
First Assistant Postmaster General Hatton,
Third Assistant Postmaster General Hazen,
Col. Burnside, and Secretary Teller were at
their desks yesterday.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints for the week ended March 81 was
Sl50,B99. The issue for the corresponding
period of last year was Sl4S,OOO, -
The Treasury department has under con-
sideration an application by the Hawaiian
government for the coinage Of its silver money
nc the United States mints. The application
will probably be granted.
The following assignments have been made
in the revenue marine service Second Lieut..
Thomas w. Benham, to the steamer Corwin,
at San Francisco; Second Lieut.. w. q. De
Hart, to the steamer Dix, at Key West.
The President authorized the establish
ing of nineteen new postotices yesterday, the
postmastcrs TO be presidential appOlntees'
Berrien Springs, Mich; Westville, Conn;
Rouburg, Oregon Medicine Lodge, Kansas,
aud Winona, Miss, being among them.
The acting secretary of the treasury has
issued warrant for the payment of S2051 to
A. Ii. Garland, of Little Rock, Ark. This is
/ the first payment made under the appropria'
tion of $4,000, made at the last session Of
congress for the return of surplus proceeds oi
lands sold for direct taxes.
The acting secretary of the treasury has re.
ceived a report from the special agent detailed
to investigate the affairs of the superintend
ent Of the new postoiice at Baltimore The
report exonerates the clerk, against whom
charges of drunkenness were preferred, and
sustains in part the counter charges of incom
potency preferred against the superintendent
Owing to the large accumulation of silve
coin at the San Francisco mint the direeto
of the mint has ordered that the coinage al
lotment for that mint for the month Of Apri
be fixed at 100000, which is 100000 les
than the allotment for the month of March
The coinage at the Philadelphia and New Or
leans mints will be correspondingly increases
during the month Of April.
National Republican., 1883-04-03
WEST WASHINGTON.

Two thousand three hundred bushels of
wheat sold on change yesterday at prices
ranging from $1.1sto S1.20l, and LOO bushels
of white corn sold at 65 cents per bushel.
Arrived yesterday Schooners A. T. Cohen,
Fisher, and Alice Curtis; sailed, schooner
Nellie, Brannock, coal for Norfolk, Va.
Potomac lodge, No 5, L. A. A. NJ, and
Covenant lodge, No. 1s, l. o. o. f., held their
weekly meetings last night.
At the ninety-ninth meeting of the Tenth
Building association, held at Goddards hall
last night, $2,901 were disposed of as follows
Four shares sold at $3.50, and the remainder
was drawn at $120 per share.
The Dashaway Reform club held a large
meeting last night, excellent addresses being
delivered by Messrs. Rohrer and Con and some
fine music rendered by the choir
Right Rev. William Pinkney, bishop Of the
diocese of Maryland, will administer the rite
of confirmation this evening at 1880 at st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal church.
National Republican., 1883-04-03
Aggregating total amount rcceivcd.,,. SOC
Ohio Republican Association.

At the annual meeting of lac Ohio Repub-
licau association, held at St, Georges hall
last evening, the following officers for the en-
suing year were elected: Hon. William Law
renee, president; Col. Dan. A. Grosvehor,
vice president; Capt +. b. Lands, second
vice president; Mr. ID. c. Pinkerton, third
vice presidents Capt. II, &. Mcgrew, record
ing secretary; Col. Stanton Weaver, assistant
secretary; Prof IL. c, Spencer, financial sec
rotary; T.W. Tallmadge, esq, treasurer Col.
Edward Hayes, Hon. Simon Wolf, Mr.. Charles
Matthew'S Mr, Charles $. Stewart, and Capt,
II. c. Potter, executive committee.
Sundry amendments, to make the constitu-
tion of the association conform to the require
mcnts of the civil service law, were proposed
and will be acted on at the next meeting OF
the association also an amendment adding
a ch aplain to officers of the association.
National Republican., 1883-04-03
EAST MAsiiINGrON.

The very latest teIpsichoruan novelty is the
Pastyrieue waltz which was introduced into
East Washington by ProlS. Birmingham and
Golway at their academy last evening. An
unusually large number Of scholars We're pres
ent aud trippcd the light for several hours
under the direction of the professors and their
gentlemanly assistants.
Mr.. james r. Robertson, well known
young gentleman Of this section, is confined
to his residence on Third street by severe
attack of sickness.
Perseverance lodge, |. o. G. r., will here
after meet at Washington hall every Tuesday
evening. The lodge is in fourishag con.
dition.
The children of St. Marks Sunday school
presented very successful and enjoyable
rendition of the neat little play, "1he Re.
bellon of the Daisies at MCCauley's hall
last evening. The acting in each Instance
was highly creditable, and called forth mer,
tied applause Among the masters and misses
who took part were ii. p. Blair, Harry g.
Leighter, Edna ID. Towne, Herbert $. T0wne
| Lizzie Il. Dalton, Allie w. Bacon, AnCella B
Fisher. Willie A. Kent, Willie L. Barton, NJ
Sargent Olds, Mary II. Hough, Robert Park
man, Paul A. Steele, Edgar S. Strong, Daisy
Hickox, Mamie l.. Wood Paul A, Draper
Eleanor Fisher, Robert Il. Henning, Willie
Johannas, Claude Hamilton, Marble Il, Kent
Jessie h. Entwisle, Fannie X. Hough, an(
| Alfred j. Hough.
Tomorrow evening at Washington hall will
be a gala occasion. The event will be fra
ternal visitations from Morning Star and
| Minnehaha lodges to Clements lodge, /. o. q
| Il. An excellent programme will be rendered
! Considerable excitement was Occasioned on
Sixteenth street last night by colored maj
named Lewis shooting at large dog whicl
he claimed had bitten lone of his children
Two loads of buckshot were fired aud the ami
NAL still lives
An interesting young peoples prayer meet
ing was held at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church last evening.
National Republican., 1883-04-03
SlitS.

BURLLS,-April 1, 1sS3 at $3.50 D. M, Mrs. HEsTER
NJ. BuRLI ~, aged S3 years, widow of James BnrllS
Her funeral will take place from 223 street north.
west, Tuesday, at O'clock y. N. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
CRosS.-Suddenly, on the morning of April 2, 1889.
at o'clock, Captain JAMES CRoss OF the Paymaster
Generals Office, aged 63 years.
Service at o'clock Wednesday morning. April 4,
at the residence of r. B. Marche No. oil A street
southeast. Friends are invited Interment ut Ian
caster, Pa, on Thursday. 80
DIGGS.-On the night of March 81, 1888, Mrs. CHLOE
DIgus her residence, 40 Washington street. In this
city, aiter long illness. She leaves many friends,
both In this city and Maryland
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock, from
her residence. Friends invited.
LowENBERG-On Monday, ht y. M, HENRY
LowENBERo. in the 73d year of his age
Burial services will be held at the residence Of his
brother-nlaw a. Lisner 6li Third street northwest.
at II &. N. Tuesday. lnterment at Cypress Hi Gem
etery, New York.
WAITE,-on April 1, 1883, at 1915 p. M, MARIE
CAMIIo WAITE, aged years and H days, daughter
of Arthur NJ and i.otta NJ. Waite.
Funeral from her grandiather's residence, No. Az
Missouri avenue northwest, ut y. m Tuesday.
April Relatives and friends are requested to at
tend. -
San Francisco papers please copy.l 80
National Republican., 1883-04-03
The woman,s Relief Corps.

The Woman's Relief Corps No has organ
lied with membership of thirty-tive as aux
iliary to Lincoln post No, 3, q, A. Il, Its OBJ
.jects are the promotion of fraternal feeling
and social intercourse between the families of
comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic,
and to create II relief fund to assist members
and their families in sickness and distress,
and TO assist the widows and orphans of de-
ceased comrades
An entertainment will be given by the
corps at Grand Army hall, corner Seventh and
/ streets, this evening. Col. $. $. Burdette
and Mrs. Emily y. Charles will address the
audience. musical entertainment will be
given by Misses Gcrtic Allyn, Berte Craw-
ford, Lila Hcrsha Mrs, Miles, Miss Latham
Mr., J. II. lIensley, aud others, after which
dancing will cOmmence.
National Republican., 1883-04-03
I, Or the taxes and assessmentsp

"Or the taxes and assessments
"Or the fire department"
"Or the gas and water supply"
"Or the health department"
"Or the" But by this time Mr.. West was
out of hearing, and Maj Lydecker, turning
to Judge Edmonds, said
Let's toss up q penny to see who will be
president"
agreed" said Judge Edmonds.
"What is it2" said Mai. Lydecker.
Heads" said Judge Edmonds.
Heads she is," said Maj Lydecker and, MS
the golden sun sank lower and lower in the
west the two commissioners meanderod down
Four-and-a-half street feeling glowing within
them the consciousness that they had knocked
out Mr.. West in one round.
Here's to Mr.. West" said Maj. Lydkocker,
" a martyr to the majority"
al should smile" said Judge Edmonds, and
he did
National Republican., 1883-04-03
New Theatre Comioue.

Harry Miners Big Four Comedy company
began weeks engagement at the Theatre
Comique last night before large audience.
The olio performance was very funny and in
teresting and Murphy's Wedding" a roar
ing Irish farce, concluded the evening.
Among the performers in the company are
Charles and Ella Jerome, Master Arthur Dunn,
Murphy and Shannon and Murphy and Mack,
Jcppe and Fannie Delano, Belle Clifton, Lou
ise Deluisi, Billy Carter, the Wesley brothers
Jennie Dunn, and Vatican, the wonderful
juggler There will be matinee to-day
Thursday, and Friday.