davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05

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fii6rli6feit iiber cine 9fei6e tpeiterer Sort
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eo Daruu1 fur5 MAIDEN: Sl Otelern Wfp1
meute iperDen III Berlin cine NnSa6l Nie1
enmartt1allen gebatt, Die nltttct
in oie bciten Staottbeile geiebt iperOelt uno
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gereiden loQen; (bisber fa1o Der N(ayfts
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ben chen iebt cine 9ln3oDl grpBna0ttGer
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Suit uno fril6e Beipe8ung 6onnen. 0le
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bengalien better, oils III Den 6auptttraBe1
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Sogesbelle. g8obl9emertt: aber crit lett
etlpa filtf SSGDrel.
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Der She'll, Der lett Der @riil0ulg Eerltll's
iteDt, Der 800 Sabre alt 1T uno iptlltltge,
perrllfcne @alien clltbdlt, ipte Die &ontg5>
mall.r, bas i0auptqnrtitr beS ipcibll0eu
@elinoelS, leit icd)s Wonatcn i'll SGutt
uno 0l6e liegt, dis ipGre etll GrbbebeH oa>
Sipildtn Qeiabren: Die GtaOt bat allies
beruuterreiBeu laiien unb ipir0 bier meme
breite, pale itreihe StrdBen an
leAen, bic in 9eraber ginie Die SortleBung
Der 2tGoen 6tlDcn perben.
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6ano nit an9elegt. lleberou iillo Die alten,
oft nod id6nen 6aIier gefauen. lcberal
crbebelt iih Naldite. llniere 9lrdliteften
ipetteifern in Der @rftnoun9 neiter S5raDt7
f~ronter. SIS miro taft nur nod aus Salo7
itetn unb @ranit, iomie aus ben ldonen
s~laiirten iSiegeln 9ebaut. l1nO audi Der
Staat lit fOrtgeriiien tporoen. Nu0 er
baut iebt etnen galait nah Dem anoern fir
GunitSpede. Der Metteifer bat fait etipoS
Sedn9ltigenoes. lln0 pas Golt bat %erfonnt,
oaB in bieie i6onen StraBen audi elegant
getlctoete WleniAen 9eb0ren, ul1b 10 bat
benn Der style" in ber Soilette ie6r 5ltgez
nomlnen unb baraus Dieoer ~reiulttrt oaS
g1tlteben neuer tpulloerOolIer @elhdTte.
90 entipringt Gins aus Dem 2lnbern. S6
aber babe nun Seigen pol4en, pic li0 ullter
unlcreu 2lugen Gins Der 9rDBten 9Sltnoer
Der Melt pollSiebt, Die umtpanDclIlg elmer
nit 9te6t gelntebenen Staot III Die l0Dnlte
urD leitelloe bet Nelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
(GorreipOnben5 bes Ginc. @oItsblutt.)
@te 8erlin @e4tftaSt tunr0.

8erltu, z. Sft.
Wtr &ei656oltptftdbter baben uns na6z
9eraoe Oaran 9etp0hnt, ftol5 81 ietn u1i
Berlin; Die Qu5rufe De5 @%ritaune1S, Die
begeiitertten Iebertretbungen Der SrenlOen,
Die gum eriten Otale mad Berlin fontmen,
5etgen tnoelIen, Dte tpentg man i'm NQge7
melllen DON Berlin ertDartet bat. Sic ertls
nern bara1t, DoB Die .3ett nod gar ni6t
latge 6irter ms liegt, in tpelder Berlin,
Das NlGeubrDoel Inter ben Wclt1tdoten, an
Die QSano geDritdt mar ur0 ftd, mas ben
Srent0enDertebr anbetrtfft, nit ben 8ro>
ianlen begnligen muBte, peI6e BON Den
rei0beieBten Gafeln in 8aris, 2onoon,
Wten unO Gom ftelen.
Gtne 9tiidi6au bariiber, pie benn BET
Wanbel 10 pI0Bli6 eingetreten, ft6 10 mG6z
tg Dou5ogen Bat, lobnt ii0 pobl Der Wtii6e,
belonDers fir nmerifauilde StGote. 0ent
Die 6erren NlOermen init ianlnt Dem
WtaDOr un0 Dem Comptroller peroen barr
aus erlebeu, mas @nergie in 8erbinoung
nit Slteligen5 uno @brli6feit gu 0ege 81
brtn9en I'M StauDe ftno.
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gtbt nod SteQe1, at belen unter Dem gldn>
3enDen VeitgelDan0, oaS eS allgelegt, Der
alte, drnlltNe &ittel gum 8ori6ein ton1n1t.
lln0 es fperoen nod tinf Sabre Dergeben,
bis bic leBten Spuren bes groBen &rdbz
ptntels Serlt1 Dertpii6t limb. Qber cine
belle Sreuoe lit eS, init anSuieben, tpie bon
Sag 81 Sag Dleles @etDarD l1illernber uno
tarbenprGdtiger niro, tpte Beb0roen uno
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pernlag, 1inO pie es feline Bo6e gi6t, in
Der eth 'eIbIt na6 fur3er Nbipeieabett 2u>
rlldtebre1oer ni6t bur6 cine neIe iberz
ral6eroe 8erbeiierung ~erfreut tpirO.
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nenOtg, auf bic erceptiouele Stelung bins
6ulDellen, tpel6e Berlin bis gum Sabre
1870 inter allen StGoten 9eutl1lalOs
etnrabln. Die 8oIt5e / mar g taatsz
labe. gtun 9ebOrt un9liidLiher g8eile gu
Dem 5ellort Der POlt5et audi Die StraBens
bau : Yolt5ei, Die Martt> 9olisei, Die
@elunobettsz 9oliset. llno ipie Die
Yolt5et u einnlal iiberaQ in Der QSelt III
letl1 pfIegt, Nllo lpe5ieu -t1 einem Staate. in
Dem tie att militGrilbem 8ooen ertpahlen
lit, lte be9ni9te it6 Damit, ibre II II m t.
elbaren Yfli6ten bis Qlf ben Iebten
Su6itoben 81 erfiiuen, dber ite entpidelte
teIne Sntttattpe fur 8erbeerunaen.
SeOe Jteuerung, mel6e Die StaOt porz
l6lu9, itieB auf S6pierigfeiten ieoer 0nz
lauf, nit aItem @erimpel autsurGume1,
tpurDe pte Elm DeroG1tiges Symptom be-
tra6tet. Wian ioute it6 mobl fablen, 10
tpte eS mar, InO ni6t an ben ,umltura
Der beite6enoen Dinge" eehen. 60 wuds
benrt DIE Staot ullo nit ibr Der @eitauf,
Der tie oerA9tl9t 9ema9t bat, ebenio aber
aud tbre beionOeren bQBlt6er @ioent6umz
lidteiten, tbr elenOes Bfalter, ibr baBli9es
NuSieben.
9a fam bas Sabr 1870. 0ie Gage pes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20
The Indian Policy.
Ed. STANDARD:

Ed. STANDARD:
II the curious reader will cXam,hc
Chapter 1913 of the Statutes of the lSt Scs-
sion of the 4.th Congress. he will find,
therein, an Appropriation Of four millions
nine hundred eighty seven thousand and
thirtyIhree dollars, for the Indian rings
of the country. OF this enormous annual
steal. two hundred and seventy seven thou
sand is given TO the Apaches for their civil
| iZatiOn and instruction." &c.
These appropriations are for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1888, and, from year
| to year. this steal goes on.
The civilization of the Apaches,
Isn't it nice: The instruction." of the
Apaches. Isn't it splendid: These
Apachcs, as a result of this civilization"
! annually 20 upon the war-path; is Il re-
suit of this Instruction." they murder
deiencelcss Womcu ap3 babes. Yet the
policy must be kept up to aacommodaie
the blood suckers who are boi,liI. IN 10
this Republican trat. OF these appr0pri-
atiOnS, 81 500 80 goes To the Scnccas of
y. V" Are not \. y. Indians. after Poe
years instruction. yet able 10 look out for
themselves. Are there any Indians in
that riaie who are not sclt-sustaning?
The sum of 4. 200 goes to the "Commis-
sion of Citizens" under act of 1869 For
travelling and incidental EXPENSES of
Indian agents." $:,S,OO0. Pay aad
travelling expenses of five inspectors" FILL
900. These inspectors. these commits
siDnerS, and these agents. are only kept up
in order that the sy stem H,ay not die. And
nov comes that murderer. Chief Moses.
whose reservation is larger than Rhode
IslanL, Connecticut and Delaware COM
bincd, and wants irn Thousand dollars
because II few miles square have been
taken from it; ard one OF our city papers
says the claim is right, and that il will not
blame Moses il trouble ens,Ics.
VIVA, soul inspiring thing this Indian
policy is.
In its wake, all over the land. is heard
wailing widows and mournino orphans.
Tine kissing. sizzling, crach ling, flesh and
bones of the settler tied Ia il.r stake, light
up western skies with fagnt fumes, while
bloody m0ccasn tracks are seen In thou
sand western homes Go all over the
West and read the tomlsiOnes on which
are written these words" Murdered by
the Congresses, agents. contractors, poliii
clans and thieves of the Indian bureau"
CUNTIY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20
A New y.hrat Rival

New York, April ll.--Sun: American
wheat growers scarcely expect rivalry
from farmers in llindoostan, but the latter
now present new factor in the food pro
ductiOn Of the world, which may operate
10 keep down The price OF America wheat
tor some time. The Indiana railroad com
pany have been blind Ia The wisdom of re-
ducing the cost OF transportation 10 the
lowest paying rate to attract business but
now such concessions have been mnde ~
to open Iindooslan 10 the English market
by way of the SueZ canal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20

- Hopkins X Robertson received by
ttrnia fresh roll iutcr. the largest ship
mcnt of this article ever made 10 this city
by asingIc firm. They have fairly earned
Il reputation for Keeping the very choicest
butter, and this has secured for them an
immense trade in this line
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20

'lltE IS hereby given that IviII soil
: at public auction. To- the highest mi.
~ -, i"r cash, at Oakland. Mason comfy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20

- Frank Sidlall's Soap has become
great fnvorilr with many of the ladies
in town since it was introduced here by
Hopkins Il Robertson, who have now re
ccivcd another lot of il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20
Smith, John W., southeast or of

Smith, John W., southeast or of
southeast ar section 1 township
l9n range west, 40 acres ..
Skowegan bank Co., all of the right,
title and interest of the Skowe-
gan Bank Co, whether legal or
equitable, and interest, claim or
demand, or possession, or right
of possession thereto, north
west or of northwest or Sec
ton % township u n range 3
west, 10 acres; north Inf section
q township q II range 3 west.
$40 acres; north Inf of southwest
ar section q township q n range
west, 80 acres; northwest ar sec
ton 30 township p II range west
l6O acres; north hf of northeast or
section ID township Il II ranges
west, so acres; northwest ar
section ii township 20 range
3 west, l60 acres; north Inf of
southwest or section IL township
70 II range west, 50 acres: lot No
4 section 3 township 20 n range
west, acres; south II of SOUTH
east or section 30 township q II
range ! west, so acres; southeast
or section % township q n range
west, loo acres; north Inf section
% township II range 4 west,
32o acres; southwest ar section %
township Il range l west, lG0
.
Smith, A. j., sou: beast qr of south
east ar section % township %
range west, 40 acres; west Inf
OF southwest ar section 30 town.
ship y II range 1 west, 80 acres;
southeast ar of southwest or sec
ton 30 township y range
west, 10 acres ........... " II :
Warner, Daniel, south Inf 4 south
east or section IS township - II
range west, 50 acres; southwest
or of southwest or section 81
township - II range ) west. 40
acres .-............ .............
Weatherford, j r., lot No section
- township % II range West. Al
acres; northwest or of northwest
or section 81 township % II range
west, 40 acres. " .... ST
HANS HEGAAS,
Sheriff of Mason County, W. T.
FOB PRINTING of all kinds,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20

IF you have any faith, give me, for
heavens sake, Il share of it Your doubts
you may keep to yourself, for l have
plenty OF my own.-GGthe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20
qr section % township l9n range

=. =
ur section - township 10 n range
=, . west ~ acres .........-..... 153
Maii"h''F DANIEL, north hf of north =
II! section t"wnShip22 II range
=. "N' ."' "'t'S. -''..- ..'...'...'.- Il
M"Fi'N' '"hH. northwest or section
- go" -->''ii' - II ra'!Tc : west. 100
aces ..--- ..-.... $685.. .....-. IL
Ottc, SrII, JAS NJ. south hf of scrtn-
east or >cc,iuiI - TOWNSHIP =; n
rtiiycl w.>t ~ acres wc,i n. of
northeast uY..,tIon RI township
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20
(ALII G0oDs MARXED IN pLAIN FIGUREs.

There are many people in this
city and the surrounding country, be
they farmers. mechanics or lO%gcrs,
who pay cash for everything they
buy.
They say it pays; and had DiOgi-
nees an electric light instead of his
old lanthorn. he could not even then
in a hundred years, find man or
woman who would not admit that
the Cash System is the best way to
do business.
With money at the present low
rate of interest, it is tar cheaper to
borrow the cash, and buy only for
cash, than to have it charged on the
books of the merchant.
Combined with this new cash sys-
tenn, the White House has estab-
lished and strictly adhered to the
One Price System, so that all and
every body have the same advanta-
ges in buying their goods.
All goods are sold rs cheap us
they can be lcgitimately sold for.
You can rest assured that you are
not paying an additional profit for
others bad debts.
You are only paying me small profit
above the cost Of m manufacturing the desired
article.
All orders from the surrounding country
by mail or neighbor, have the same advan-
tage as if the purchaser were present In per-
son. Youpay only the price marked in plain
figures on the article.
MY Stock ut present consists of full line of
Orershirts Unde!1reor, Nrrhweqr, Hats, Gaps Boots
Shoes, H nkrtS, .i0tiOnS JereiIY Trunks,
IuHScS URd SutcheiS,
SAM GOTTSCHALK.
THE WHITE HOUSE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PuR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

United STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in COM
~ pliance with the provision of the act
OF Congress approved June 3, 1878, entitled
An act for the sale of timber lands i'm
the States OF California, Oregon, Nevada
ana Washington Territory" John Sa-
freed, of Thurston county, Washington
Territory, has this day filed in this Office
ms application to purchase the NV a
OF f. = Section 32, in Township No. Is,
North Range No. 2 west of the Willamette
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land, or any portion
thereof. are hereby required to fife their
CLAIMS in this office within sixty (6O) days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office in
Olympia, W, T., this 10th day of Februa-
ry, A. ID. 1882.
JOHN F. CONVEY,
Fel6 Register OF the Land Office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20
Valuable Property.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1.-THE official
statement Of the property Of Oregon and
Transcontinenial published here today
shows the following holding: Northcri
Pacific common. 2GO.000 shares, $l30OO,
900 value; Northern Pacific preferred
100000, value, l5,300,000. Oregon Nayi
cation, $4,000 shares, value, Sl3, 100000:
cash items, $4,300,0O0; total value, Sij,
100000; capital stock issued, $35,OC0 600
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20
Feed ! Feed ::

g Bran and Chop feed constantly kept
on hand.
HOPKINS 4 ROBERTSON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

and will ARE agents for the celebrated firm
sanyr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20

Reeves, Malachi, southwest or of
southwest ar section : township
% II range / west, 10 acres lot
No. . section z township % n
rnngt west. b acreS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20

lob PRINTING of all kinds,
Il Neatly executed a the office of the
WARRINGTON STANDARD,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20

haher, Henry, Lot No. |, section %
township %, rang west. south
.a>l Hr OF SOUTHEAST 1r section -
township -, n rar.. , west. %
;irr.LS :.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-20


Montgomery J. b.. all the right title
and interest, whether legal or
equitable, of J. b. Montgomery
of, i'll and To the accompany ing
described lands. and also to the
possession or right of possession
thereof. east hf of northeast or
north west or of northeast Ir
north Inf OF southeast ar section
D township ~ u range 3 west,
2O acres; west Inf of southeast
or northeast ar OF northeast or
northwest or of northwest Sec
ton % township - n range 3
west, l6D acres south Inf of south
east or section 3 township u II
range west, 81 dcreS sout, hi
of southwest or =, elton town
ship q u range west 80 acres
east Inf of section 81 tMonshp
~ II range 4 west, 800 acres
northwest or section 81 township
~ n range west, 100 acres east
Inf of southwest or section 30
township - II range west, 50
acres southeast or of north
west ~ section township 81 II
range ) west, 40 acres east hit of
section | township Il II range )
west, 800 acres northwest or of
northwest ar section | township
Il II range west, 40 acres south
west or of southwest or section
rs township 10 range 3 west, 40
acres | northeast qr Of southwest
National Republican., 1883-04-11
THE STYLES.
All the Novelties in the Market
are displayed by us this week.
Come and Examine Our

Come and Erdinine Our
Handsome Mourning Suits and Wraps.
Stylish Cashmere Suits.
Elegant Spring silks.
Coquettish Lace Trimmed Sir Sacks.
Sober and Quiet Black Roglans.
The Ne,cest Urdp--the English 0reycodt and
Iea
Nc,Cmarkeis in Jersey and Fine Cloth.
Jdunty FidnneI St6.s.
A Great Variety Of Suits for Children.
Gingham and Cambria Dresses.
Mother HuJbards for Babies.
National Republican., 1883-04-11
New YORK League VS.. National to-day.
Transfers OF Real Estate.


The following transfers Of real estate were
filed for record yesterday:
Randolph Claughton and william r. Wood
ward trustees to John w. Starr lot 8, square 7Id,
II feet inches on North street, by depth of lot
TO alley 50 feet, between Third and Fourth streets
east; also lot 4, square 1884, IS feet East Capt.
to street. by depth Of lot to alley l2S feet between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets east, Deeds
dated April 3, 1888; consideration, S5Si3S.
John W. Starr and wife to Mary W. Kech, the
south 20 feet from front to rear OF lot TO- square
$40, Bernard Griers, subdivision, being "a feet 10
inches Oh North Capitol street by depth of lot to
alley 90 feet, between north l. and NJ streets |;
deed dated Mar. %, 1888; consideration, $3.50.
Maria Il. Seutierle, Sidney S. Baker and wife to
Esther Price, part original lots l, . and square
35l, being between Tenth and Eleventh streets
west, and b and c streets SOUTH deeds dated
April 8, 1888; consideration, 400.
William I. Okie trustee, and wife, to Mary j.
Snowden, the east II feet OF the 40 feet and west
feet, lot 4l, square 27i, facing north NJ between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets west Also lot let
tered "P," square 27S, A. II. Lees subdivision,
facing north street q feet 3 inches by depth OF
lot to alley li5 feet, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets west. Deed:dated March /, 1885, Con
sideration, $500.
L. Kurtz johnson and wife TO Charles b. Church,
the west part of lots 27, 2S, and 20, square 467,
Church and Herron's subdivision, on sixth
street west between and q streets south. Deed
dated March 10. 1885. Consideration, $40,
William Il. Hooper and wife to Jesse II. Robin
son, lot 20, square III, +. W Jones, j. q. Adams,
and others subdivision. II feet on S street north
by depth of lot to alley 9j feet. Deed dated March
l, 1885, Consideration, 5000.
National Republican., 1883-04-11
Cachmire
Royal Black Silks.

A few special numbers at ex-
traordinarily low prices. A
splendid Cachmire Royal Blk
Silk at $1.35 per yard, would
be very cheap at $3.50. A SUI
perb Cachmire Royal Blk Silk
at $I.62H, cheap at $I.75. A
magnificent Cachmire Royal
Black Silk at 81, positively the
best value for the price ever
seen in Washington.
Colored Silk Surahs only one
dollar per yard.
We have added two new
shades of Mandarin, just now
very much sought for. We
have also received line of
the latest novelty-Two Tone
Brocades. The backgrounds
are Blue Mandarin Crushed
Strawberry. The figures are
thrown up in black and are
most beautifully blended. They
make lovely basques, pelisses,
and house jackets, and can be
matched perfectly in the hand
some satin-faced Surahs. We
shall show the finest Colored
Ottoman Silks at 81 per yard
we have ever shown.
In Black Silk Grenadines we
open to-day a superb line of
plain, striped, and brocaded pat
terms, at very low prices. We
offer a splendid all-silk plain
Grenadine at one dollar per
yard which has never been sold
less than $I.25 per yard. Our
other qualities, at $I.25, $3.50,
$I.75, and 81, are also equally
cheap. AS very special bar
gain we offer a few pieces of
Black Silk All-Wool Iron Frame
Grenadine at SIC. per yard.
Can get no more. Please exam
inc. Silk Warp Henrietta
Cloth at one dollar per yard-a
good one. Black Lace Bunt-
ings, all wool, splendid color
and quality, at soc. per yard.
In Fancy Dress Goods we
have just opened new assort-
ment of Checks and Combina-
tons, which are now so desira-
bic, and advise an early call by
any interested, as our first lot
went out at once. We have a
half dozen other specialties in
dress goods which we shall an
nounce on Thursday, April IL.
National Republican., 1883-04-11
BASE BALL to-day 4:15 p, m.
The wv City Race TrncIx.

While there are only very few horses at
the Ivy City track, the grounds are assuming
a horsey appearance, and by May 10 will be
everything that the most critical turf-lover
could desire. The roads leading to the course
have been greatly improved during the winter,
and the walks to the stables and gates put into
better condition than ever before, Tho
only horses now on the ground are Mr..
Looney's La Gloria, Carolus, and Com.
tessc, and Mr.. w. n. Glessner's Keno.
La Gloria is in splendid condition and as
lively as possible. Keno, Comtesse, and Caro-
lus are all right, barring slight colds. w. p.
Burchs stable containing thirteen horses,
left Augusta, Georgia, yesterday and will be
at the track by Sunday Among them are
Col. Sprague, Jim Nelson, w. Z. Burch, Bob
May, Mittie b., and Helen Wallace. Q. H..
Pettengill will also be here with his horses
in few days, having left New Orleans last
night. In his string are Fair Count and Duke
of Montalban.
Davis & Halls stable containing Ella War
field and six Others, reached the track last
night. Between now and May about sixty
horses will arrive.
National Republican., 1883-04-11
French Embroidered Fichus.
SEATON PERRY
(Successor to Perry & Brotherl.

NEW FRENCH Embroidered CASHMERE
AND CREpE DE CllINE FICHus. .
PARIS JERSEYS IN BLACK AND COLORS
NEW AND STYLE SuAMLS.
NEW SPANISH AND GUtPURE LACE NETS.
BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANIES.
CREPE DECLINE AND CANTON CREPkS.
SUPERB STOCK OF ALL Wool FRENCH
DRESS TEXTURES IN SPRING AND SUMMER
WEIGHTS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION
LUPINs cELEBRATEp MOURNING FAB.
RIGS; IN Al, ALL STYLES 4 AND QUALITIES, II 81
GRoS GRAINS, oTToMAHS, nAs DE COM
,rksSE AND GRoS DE LoNDRES IN ALL
PoNsoN's ~ INCH WIDE FRENCH GRos
GRAIN SILKS AND PURE SILK RHADAMfSS.
stRAHs, LoUIsINEs. AND SUMNER SILKS.
lin AND PRINTED INDIA PoNGEEs IN
,SSXov,E5L,IIEsI IL PARAsoLs, LINEN LAWNS,
EMBRoiDERED ROBES IN PoNGEEs, SAT.
INES, BATISrES, ZEPHYRS, AND NUNS
9s.MY' ESTABLISHMENT Is REPLETE
WITH ALI. THE LATEST "NOYELTIESn
WHICH ARE TIE CORRECT STYLES" FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES. AND COR
RECT PRICES
SE.AToHT RERRE,
PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Ninth street Estab-
llsbed
National Republican., 1883-04-11
ADMISSION to the Park to-day % cents.
At the Wharves.


Harbormaster Sutton has reported the fol-
lowing recent arrivals at tho river front
Kate, Capt. Ellis, fish for r. A. Golden
steamer Potomac, Capt. Davis, fish for r. A.
Golden; steamer Fanny Gilbert, Capt Hill
ton, fish for William l.. Stuart; steamer Bell
May, Capt. Loder, fish for j. A. Skidmore
pungy Oliver Harrison, Capt Roberts, fish
for II. A. Golden; sloop Lambert, Capt. Davis,
fish for X. A. Golden; sloop Jeanette, Capt.
Raymond fish for X. A. Golden; schooner
Howard Ogden, Capt. Reed, 20 cords wood for
j. o. Carter; schooner Rising Sun, Capt,
Dunnington, 25 cords wood for J. o. Carter
schooner Three Brothers, Capt. Weston, 35
cords wood for II. l.. Biscoe; schooner
Fanny, Capt. Cannon, 100 tons of sand for
new pension office barge r. J. Mitchell,
Capt. Sherley, l0s tons Of coal for Inland and
Seaboard Coasting company; barge Erva,
Capt. -, 110 tons of coal for Potomac Ferry
company schooner Mary and Ella, Capt.
Gibson, 500 bushels oysters sloop Emma,
Capt. Rollins, 300 bushels oysters; sloop
G. w. Driver, Capt. Southerd, 300 bushels
oysters pungy Thomas S. Parks, Capt. Evans,
200 bushels oysters.