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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-02-27

SO GREAT are the scandals connected with
the New Orleans mint that strenuous efforts
are being made to have it gradually closed,
and there appears no good reason why it
should not be. But the Southwest requires a
mint. and its location must be central and
present facilities for the distribution of the
coin. The place for it is San Antonio. No
other city in the Southwest is so contiguous to
and at the same time in such direct communi.
cation with the great grazing districts and the
mineral resources of this part Of the country
none which hes on the highway of Mexican
American traffic and is destined to exercise SC
powerful an influence on the commercial rela.
lions of the two republics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

UEes a. NAY h deeHei necessary b Preleel
the Oriental Cos. Interest"
The ieyee q Mr. Milenann'S testimony that
fraud had keea eoaraitted IN procurriag the
stcek, IS somewhat wcakene3 ~ bis conduct
IN negciistrg with the loadNa Go. for Tie
PeyeAsss q their stock in the Ncoolnlu Cesa-
pany and otherwise dealing with theaz - the
Aogs - ewners Il the stick, I refer mainly
e bis wyiiiea pgcpcSitcn II laae sSth, ISL
70 pay \ reyaisy 70 The Company defendant feE
the instruments used. in eouametaticn Of ueiE
stock ard where he signs himself as " fresi-
dent Of The Hawaiian Rell Telephone q"
4 letter igom the secretary of the Oriental
rclepbsae Company thmiteil of date 18Th
July, lSSs, 70 Mr. Adams j. in evidence IN
which the COMPANY repa3is;es the idea that
Mr. Hubbard could have undertaken to prc-
raise that The Hawaiian Company should have
the exclusive sales az the Islands Il all tele-
phones: o. that they would be hound hy any
such Representatives.
6rd UPON a review q the whole case that
the consideration Ter the allotment - the ON
cutal Bell relephcne ~, q the $50 paid az
shares q ssoek of the Company plaintiff was
tbs Patent Rights and Conecssions then held
In that Ce. which covered the Bell Hand
Telephoue" and ihe BLAKE TranSrnitserH and
that this eonsilcratiop has ncs failed.
Alsc shat the deicndant'S Conpany'S ASsis-
nors' (thc Oriental Bell Telephone e, J did net
as in the Bill alleged. represent that ~ tole-
phone instruments eculd be manufactured.
bcaght or soli without the consent Ct that the
laSs uzccdl company. and that said company
had the sole and exclusive right 10 dispose Of
The same etc.. and therefore the Rll is dis
missed with ccsls.
MeSsrs. =. N. Hatch and L. PIcSloa tor the
Plaintiffs,
Messrs. \. ). Hsr,veli and 5. &, Dele t0T
the Defendants.
Hooolulu. Msy Sth, ISIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

valae ard was BY said o.. seceptei - q the
fall value ef 81 .sSS.O0 ard farther that the
said Oriental Bell Telephone Ce. expendea IN
The fsynaiag Of said Hawaiian Rel felepeese
Cc, IN the expenses Ct the said heehaSd m
coming 10 this kieg,lcm and remaining here
for the purpose Aforesaid The saa Ct ard ever
81 see. all cf which Was well knowa &c the
said Hawaiian Bell Telephone Go. AMI tortaed
fell ard legal ecnSiaeratica for the said
sock 50 issrca as aforesaid 10 the CO, deSesa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16
HOMES AND EMPLOYMENT.

Oar friends abroad uho corfe-p1t- visiting 1r resi-
tfl peruanertiy On these fssut- eiii f-f % aVut1
-su. % their C1rIfoF-s 90 call on t1ei- 1rl1a
md .elsrt their homes and thr=a le.ifiu- Eml.ag
neat viii Be- Ek-wiss Fruriel-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16
EIENNA PURyITrRE.
CRATES oP AssORrED CRoCKERY

EEssnzf1r- Ana Diaia;z Rom and Psrsor
Clairs. 1ettses, &e-
Ssd1lss- CaffsEi1-s Cirets Stfrr1u Iss.k.-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

waAce. desailiss the evidence. which IS
quite lergthy, ecssiaer the following - h
| the urdispnted facts Ct this case. A nnr,ees
Of gva,lenen IN Hcnclnlu had agreed % fcTei
/ 4 company 70 establish 4 telephone system IL
this city. rhe prcDcter was NJ, {. y, Ret-
ger with whoa was associated Mr.. facrnp-
scn. The persons secure3 the agreement q q
rus,ber Ct perscrs 70 have telephone stations
/ AZ their houses and another lis. Of subscribers
70 take stock in the company to be formed.
Mr.. Berger corresponded with parties in Cail-
fcrria enSieavorisg 10 procure the Necessary
instruments b1s was rrsccceSSinl. Mr,
rhcmpscr was equally unsuccessful aiser
perscnal Efforts in San Francisco, >hcrty
before this The Oriental Bell Telephone CO,
vas formed in Bcstcg, having secured ftcu
TIE Ansrican Bell relephcne %, the iish, .c
sell and use the telephone apparatus Of ms
ccnraDy in Pclyresil, Australia, China ard
India. This company learning Tat there WIS
prospect Ct establishing a telephone system
IN Hcnclnlu sent hither Samuel Hubbard IS
sheir Agent. lie arrived here Oc;ceeT its'
lS>0 having h0oagh. with hin considerable
telephone apparatus and sccs connected WITH
Mr.. Berger. At = meeting Ct the subscribers
70 the contemplated company. held November
sd, lSS0, Mr.. Hubbard read Or showed a
prospectus prepared BY him IL whieh the
capissl stcck was Pot AZ $4,000 DIVIDED la'c
900 shares AZ the par value Ct $40. TIE
prospectus reads Stack &c be disposed IS
| sclicWs
q II, Oriental Bel Ielephcre &c. for Patsns
rights, Concessions ( {. v1lrei AZ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The answers Further 1Fzrz -Aa- the rr1uIiaas
1Iegs1i u the hil = have hesa ma,ie ~ saff
Huhha-f we're beTund his puEer t. make. aai
II Hn1fs were aag hindiags AZ INV CO n s,,-,ztv
upou the Co. defendant; thas tie Co enn-
Plainaar hath 10 right OF czuse af 1rtian
agzinat these defendants b. FsasGu af auy-
Ting cunfained n aid BIZ; also taar he
prumnr.rzs of The 20 cumr L1inznt ven knew
al The power aud aAth1r1-F of Ea5d Hubbard
n ma premises zud thas ae nei.heT cu1isI bind
nnr zs.fzE ca hind the sad CEientzI Bell FeIs-
phCue ca. q the seczzI1E u granting q The
Ca -umr iai11nr The exclusive night q tuT Or
sEil tEiephane instruments IA this Ei1,riau-.
AIsn thzt The agreements nzsls - sad Hah-
aarl On behalf Il azig5 Oriental BelI TsIsuhdus
Co. WIKI the promoters AZ the Co causpIainazr
vas thai he should ASSIST m the arz1nizatisu
ant Ihlishia,- of szai H1wz5aa Eel TeIs
prone ca and n staring the sane II ia
hHzineza N sad kingtcu IN furnishing fafsr-
natiun and facilIriez m thai hei.alrthen avail
able f-um 10 dtlisr saur-s, znd faat mrrh
vaIlilhls pisnl tie prsrertF q tz5d Oriental
Bell Tslsphnue Ca EhGUld be transferred .
said Hawaiian Bel Tsisphnnrs Co % snatls &
% commences sper11Guz- That sald 9sienfzI
EsA Teiephaue Ca wEuld eel ~ bell teie-
Bh8usa ID tie Eiid HEw4isIl Eel Telephnue
Go. and tha1 N consideration thereof the
Orieaeal BeI Telephunis Ca should have 5a5
ra5t Up shares u szHt Harziiza Bell TsIs-
phnue Co. al of waiclt Ez5f sgTsemEut VA
fsizhf1Ilg kept and paridrned By sad Hns-
halt and -ha1 the piaat - transferred %
Iald ErEElan Bel TeieVLans Co Fas cf ne
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
Christmas Music.

Among the music prepared for Christmas,
the morning service at St. Luke's, G. w.
Goola. organst, win include Goold's re Deum
IN fiat, bis anthem, "For Unto U.s. Schu-
bert's Kyrie Eleison in C, Monks HYMN,
"Hark, the Herald Angels" and Goold's
"Gloria PatTi'' in E fiat.
Mr. Qninby, at the Ca4holic Cathedral, has
arranged among other music, in ,hs Mass.
selections from Buck, Werner, Mozart, Rinck,
Lambillotse, Hayden, Mueller and Costa.
The latter composer furnishes the professional
from the oratoIio of Naaman.
At St. Dominics, the mass will be conDosed
OF parts of Mozart's 18th and % masses, an
Adiste Of Novelties and Pastoral Of Lambil-
loite's Mr.. Watts is director
At Paul's will be given Webb's "Bfieht-
est ard Best Jackson's Te Deun in f, and
hymns by Mendelssohn, Alison, Deem, Al
drich and Goudinal.
Dank's Anthem, "And there were shep-
herds, WITH a TIE Deum, author not snnounc-
ed, will be given at st. Stephens.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24


Ridgely Uniformed Degree Camp No. /, l
O. 0. F.. at the meeting for their annual cleo
ton of officers chose the following board T.
serve fer the ensuing year,
Commander G. G. Cloudman.
VICE Commander-Frsnk L Moseley.
Officer Of Gnard-Freeman t. Merrill.
Secretsry-Geo, e. Kenworthy.
Ireasnrer-Charles II. Ball.
Pertiacd Encampment has elected the fol
loving officers:
G. p. Fred FL. Iitllefed.
II. P.--Simeon Malone.
Scrbe-C. II. Cheslsys
Trsasurer-J. Y. Bradley,
S. W.-Ghares A. Eaton.
J. Wv. r. Bobansn.
Iraetees-Geo. TrefetheD, Fred E Haskell
o 4. Whittsn.
Agent-Simoon Malone.
At the regular meeting OF Ivy Lodge, No. s
d. Of r., the following officers were elected
Noble GFand Geo. E. Ken worthy. Jr.
Wee Grand-Mrs. Addie @. Berry.
ing. 1'''1-0
Financial Secretary James M Mason.
Ireasurer-Mrs, Marah E. Brown.
Trnstees- Henry P. Cox, Thomas r. Heath
Mrs. Eliza 3. Frye, Mrs Julia G. Davis
Mrs. Esther e. Higgins.
rev lodge will SOON be instituted at Cana
an, in Somerset county.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
HOLIDAY
. . K .

For the Christmas Sea-
son Of 1883 we offer every
facility for the selection Of
Standard and Illustrated
Books suitable for Pres
entS.
Our extensive and va
ried stock of the Best Au-
thOrs, lin sets and single
volumes, has been greatly
increased by attractive and
beautiful styles Of binding.
especially designed for the
Holiday Season, and eIll-
braces also an endless Yari-
ETY. of CAOiceIy Illustrated
Works, and q complete
Stock of the latest and most
desirable English and
American Publications.
All Books will be Sup-
piled ct the usual Discounts
from the Publishers Pri-
ceS.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
Aeciden. ON the Grand Trnnk.

Passenger and freight trains on the Grand
Trunk railway have crossing at Summit Sta
ton, twelve miles west of Islapd Pond. Or
Saturday hight about O'Clock freight train
ran down upon and kept the main line, passing
the station. AS result the passenger train
from Montreal came dasbing along and ran in.
to the freight, completely smashing ten loaded
freight cars. The baggage master of the pas
senger train, also the engineer and the fireman
were severely injured. The latest report re.
ceived is to the effect that all three will prob
abs recover. The loss is estimated at $50, 600
1t is said the baggage master is quite seriously
injured. The main line was thoroughly block
ed by the wreck. bat yesterday being Sunday
and not many trains running, the debris was
undoubtedly cleared away SO that trains will
run today.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
Tent, Anniversary.

Between fifty and sixth of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Simonds, Jr., INST at their
residence or India street Saturday evening tc
celebrate the tenth anniversary of the wedding
day of the couple. The evening passed
pleasantly with music and social converse, and
an elegant supper was served late in the eve
ing The friends left many valuable tokens Of
their esteem.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
ReaI Fstnte Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the registry Of
deeds:
Portland-Henry NJ, Mailing to Aurelius S.
Kinds, land and buildings on Emery street
81.
overwhelmingly NJ. Walker to Alice NJ.
Lowell, land aud buildings $1,100.
Harrison-Emily B. Abbott to Curacia Dur
fee real estate $3.50
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
Christ,nas sIiupers.

Wyer Greene & Co. say that Christmas slip
pers are like Thanksgiving turkeys, they go to
roost after Christina. So they propose to
slaughter prices today. They mean business,
and it will pay to give them a call at their new
store in the Brown block,
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
SUBURBAN NOTES.


The Ocean street road has procured new
street car, and it made It's first trip Friday at
ternoon. The road stable has been established
on Reed street.
There will be Sunday school Christmas
dinner at Ilslsy Hall.
The Clibbage Club will elect officers satur-
day evening next.
Prof. Robinson, Of the Custom House, is
better.
saccarappa
Mr.. w. Kerr, overseer of the dye house of
the Westbrook Manufacturing Company, was
presented with gold-headed cane and seal
ring by the employees Friday night.
Capt. William Barker, one of the Oldest
residents, died Friday morning. His funeral
was solemnized yesterday
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24

Statistics show that more people die of con-
sumption than from any other cause Slight
colds are the true seeds of consumption. b.
ware of the slightest cough. Adamson's Boz
taDic Balsam stands without peer. Trial
size only 10 cents. dec24-M, W&S&g
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
sad Accident.

Saturday evening, Conductor Lyman Grant,
OF train No. 119 on the Boston and Maine,
stepped, either on or off the engine, when the
train was ia motion and had leg cut off below
the knee, He vas Immediately taken to his
home at North Berwick. He is about 80 years
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
sM&W&w1v
sold MAN CoIby,s,,

Cheapest book store in the world will remain
open till midnight Saturday and Monday eve
nings before Christmas OF 2OS Middle street ,un-
der Falmouth Hotel. dec2t 81
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves
the little sufferer at once; 1t produces nat, al,
quiet sleep by relieving the child from PAIN,
aud the little cherub awakes as "brIght as
button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and
is the best known remedy for diarrhpa, whether
arising from teething or other causes Twenty
five cents bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24

The auction sales OF attractive holiday goods
under Falmouth Hotel, and at IS Exchange
street, by F. o. Bailey & Co., will be contin-
ued to-day, at the usual hours-10 a. M, 2 and
p. m Many fine goods ore selling at these
sales at less than half value Their instruc-
lions from consignees are to sell without regard
to cost
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
Christmas Cards.

Some of the prettest Christmas cards we
have seen came from Ira Stockbridge's, on
Exchange street. Mr.. Stockbridge keeps a
full line of all the best designs.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24

For Constipation. Indigestion, Foul Stomach
Dizziness and Headache, no medicine equals
BRANDRETH's PILLS" Pure and simple, cen
tanning no mercury, they ara the family medi-
cine-chest and safeguard dec24-eod1w&g
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
Sn.OO to $4,000.

Gents Toilet and Shaving Sets
In Russia and Alligator Leather,
Infants Toilet Sets, Wall Pockets
with Broom in large variety,
Smoking Sets, Cigar Gases, Od0r
Chests, STANDS, Cases, &C., Per-
fumes from all manufacturers,
Toilet Soaps, Toilet articles of ali
descriptions, Solid Back English
Bristles, Bleached or Unbleached,
and other Hair Brushes from Ice.
to $500 each, and many other ar
ticles that are all useful. Come
and see for yourselves. No trouble
to show goods.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24

HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful week.,
publication is welcome visitor to the parlo
circle. The number for the ensuing week ha
been received by N. G. Fessenden, 4S4 Con
gress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24

Public speakers and siugers fad B. Fl.
Douglass & Sons Cspsicum Cough Drops a
sure remedy for hoarseDess
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24

- = y 171IOl oIoll Ioo-
Fer long time it has been my habit to use
BRANDRETHs PILLS. In fact, have seldom
Tad occasion to use any other medicine, ard it
affords me great pleasure to say that for Bill
iousness. Dyspepsia, and the other ills of the
system to which men in public life are mere
apt than Others to. be subject, thay are an III
valuable remedy. JOHN C. JACOBS.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24

There is no doubt that F. o. Bailey & Co.
are selling choice holiday goods at auction for
one-half what they can be bought elsewhere.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24

Christmas Music, Rolls, Folios, Music Boxes
Books il fine binding, and everything in the
Musical line at Stoc kbiidge's. dec22-3t
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
Notice of Dis olutfon

Lost.
ECRIDAY morning, in the vicioity Of Exchange
Al street, gentleman's cuff and onyx cuff but
ton. ii. d. SMITH, at Office Union Mutual Life In
suranee 20. dec14d3t
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
SMOKE SMOKERS SMOKE.

The bet Cigars in the city. Cur favor
lite Brands, the La BrunsWicks, La Rite
cas-, La Rosa EspanOla, La Bastianelli,
La NOrmandi, La ROSa. Seba, ClippOn
and ChincOpins, still at the head. Quail
ity maintained, prices reduced.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-24
NEW ADvERTHsszRzRNTs
Notice to Water Takers.

FE1HE PORTLAND WATER COMPANY hereby
n give notice that the rules of the COMPANY viii
BE strictly enforced against those parties that allow
water to run to waste TO prevent freezing of pipes
In consequence of the waste of water down town.
parties 7ing up town are oepriYcd of their supply
of water. ff-'
dec24d3t PORTLAND WATER COMPANY
National Republican., 1883-10-19
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Current TrnnsnOtions at the Various Dis
trict Omcoa.


trict Omcea.
The proposed flremon's parade has been ap-
proved by the commissioners for Thanksgiv-
ing day after o'clock p. m.
William II. Murphy has been appointed q
private policeman at the government print
ing office.
The commissioners have decided that to
opon School street from its termination in
Mount Pleasant southwark TO Kcnesaw ave-
nue. would cost for the condemnation of prop
erty alone $500, which they cannot afford.
They also reply to B. III. Warner and others,
who petitioncd for brick sidewalk on Sew
cnth street extended, that the cost Of granting
the petition would be S0,000 and the permit
fund is inadequate for such expenditure.
They have also decided they can take no ac-
tion in the matter of the government stable
obstructing Fifteenth street southwest. They
have Cancelled all taxes against the Columbia
hospital property since March %, 1873, but
refuse to remit taxes duo previously.
Liquor licenses have been granted to James
Altman, Moses Bridwell, August Bohn, George
w. Bauer, Patrick Cusick, James Ford, Mrs.
Charles GrefI, Robert Golden, William l..
Hughes & Co., Cornelius Horrigan, Mary
Martin, Catherine Newrath, John Outrich, j.
A. Pierson, and Charles Schuebel, and been
refused to Abraham David, Dnly & Cunning.
ham, Eberhardt HOFFMAN, Reuben Rouzee,
Edward Benehart, Duffy & Leannardn, and
Mrs. John Stanton.
Tho commissioners went to tho races yes
terday afternoon in n body.
The number of dog tags issued up to yostor-
day morning was 1902. The poundmaster
says he has no trouble in catching dogs now.
The idea that people must pay tax on their
dogs destroys oil regard many persons have
for their faithful dumb friends, and they even
turn these latter out to be caught instead OF
trying to protect them.
National Republican., 1883-10-19
Patent Dee,slon,

The commissioner of patents has decided
that in an application for a design patent u
claim merely for portion of the design, capa-
bic of being attached or connected with diff
ferent forms to make up an entire whole, is
inadmissible. The claim must be restricted
to the entire design and distinctive, segrega'
BILE, integral parts thereof. The commissioners
has also ruled that proceedings in interfer-
ence cases shall nor be delayed because of u
controversy in court as 10 the ownership OF II
patent unless ii appears that the interfering
applicant will 81 fer therefrom,
National Republican., 1883-10-19

THE Excesses of Youth are drafts upon Old
Ago payable with interest. Sufferers should
Immediately use Aliens Brain Food-$1; 8
for SO. At druggists.
National Republican., 1883-10-19

3B- Those Aduertfsers tGho desire can have their
PUBLICAN Business 0Dice prepared for that purpose IN
order that responses thereto coming after the advertise
ment has been taken out can be Joripdrded bv mail
OthcrlpiSe.
National Republican., 1883-10-19

.-..--.... Smussmtrts. ......
NATIONAL THEATER OPERA.
a8-LAsT TIMEs-Ua
or the Famous
c. D. HESS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
THIS FRIDAY EVENING,
MARTTANA.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
THE MAsCoTTE
Saturday Evening, Farewell Performance.
Bill of Rare Excellence
MONDAY, OCTOBER q,
The Grand Spectacular Drama
RoMANY RYE.
FoRD's. MARIE PRESCOTT.
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF
The Great Artistic,
MARIE PRESCOTT,
Supported by a Splendid Company. including the
NH hniRih! RShA AyqPafrg Pf1Sg AP2j;N AAfPs22sj;
In ]. X. Tillotsons Thrilling Drama,
- BEING NT's BRIDE e.
A story Of the Late War
-, Scenes and Incidents All Located in Kentucky.
Camp Scene
No one need hesitate about going to see II. Thoywin
be well repaid.
MATINEE SATURDAY ATa
MONDAY NEXT--NEIL BURGESS,
In his laughable play, VIM. with Reyoiylng stage
DIME MUSEUM.
The Popular Resort of the People
Tremendous Attractions.
.,, HANNAH BArTERsBY,
Sy daSnsga dSs Tfs' s6 aSa S P9Snd a
sandra, the CircassAn.
STAGE PERFORMANCE ALL NEW.
First time of the Great Maras: nrs. time Of rd
Clarence and Julia wnrner first time OF Oscar steele
We champions; llcfIron, onutt sisters, Punch aud
Admission to All This Great Show Only 10 Cents.
NEW THEATRE coNnouE
Engagement Extraordinary Of the Famous
COMEDY FOUR CORRELATION,
Consisting ofa
GRAND oLIo OF 90 PERFORMERS,
And the Funniest Anorpieoe Ever Seen In wash
inBton.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Ipo1NTs ON WASHINGTON RACES DAILY.
JACK, Point Provlder, Turf Advisor from sheops.
head Bay and Monmouth Park Race Tracks Will
give some rattlng things to-day In his celebrated u
Cent Selections Don't fail to buy if You want the
winning horses For sale track and trains also nj
Frees stationery store Fourteenth street and Penn.
sylvanin avenue after R m. Address JACK, st,
Marc Hotel. its
ITpoN THE INVITATION OF THE HON.
~ Frederick Douglass, Prof H. Il. Greener, Dr, q
B. Purvis j. Harry SMITH esq, and other prominent
citizens both OF this district aud the states,
THE HON. JOHN MERCER LANGsToN, IL, d..
United States Minister Resident ut Hayti,
VIII deliver lecture at the Congregational Church.
corner Tenth and q streets northwest on FRIDAY
EVENING OCT ~, 1882, at o'clock. subject THE
Present Status OF the Colorcd American: Ills ReIa-
tiOnships and His Duties" The public Is cordially
invltod to attend. Admission free Or. c. b. Purvis
will preside.
ISAAC T. NORMAN, Chairman
JESSE LAWSON, Secretary,
ocI6.2t Committee OF Arrnngeinents
NORoF. BIRNIINGHAMs ACADEMY OF DANC-
Il ing and Etiquette. Washington Hall, Capitol
Hill. Reunions every Monday and Thursday. sei.I
BlLLlARDs BILLIARDS
ART r1LLIARD PALACE
Al? and as NINTH ST.
News OF all Sporting Events-Base Ball, Raoing.
&c.-both In this country and Europe, recsived daily.
NJ. Il. SCANLOS, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-10-19
Nrrsunal Comfort.

TNEET &C.-DR. WHITE, q. CT OPERATING
a rooms, lil0 Pa, av, opposite WIZARDS Hotel.
Office hours, Q. IN; 70 Bp ~. sunday hours, 70 II
q. m. pructlced In Washington, ID. g., from 1881 to
present date, patrOniHcd by the most eminent phys-
clans and surgeons, Once fee, 81 per visit.
TNHE SIGEDD BATHS, O03 Il STREET, NEAR
Il Ninth Turkish, Russian, sulphur, and Meronrlal
Baths given with skill ana experience. ManlpulatOr
often years experience ut this establishment Single
bath, tE for s5; II for slO. open sunday from
III, 10 D. m, nulTtf
NTEw TURKISH BATH CDR BoVEFsl.
IN lil7 q street. opposite Idgga House. Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday. MOI
open sunday. Open from a. IN TIL 10 y. mi SAtur,
day, " y. IN Baths, o.; ilcketat SL50.
apo DR. III, L BoNlsE Eeolrlean
National Republican., 1883-10-19

TTNEN THOUSAND LADIES TO ATTEND
L. grand openlng handsome souvenirs given
away. TABENoR, shoemaker, 425 llth ST. $40
TINo TRADE, NUMBER ONE BREECH
Il loading shotgun for 81 inch bicycle Call at 5OI
A IL. :. ~, amer o'clock. b.ly
National Republican., 1883-10-19
EoE RENT-BY H. IL WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule ot our houses
stores, shops, and farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, &c and how they may bo
Property for sale in oil parts OF thocty Money
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National Republican., 1883-10-19

A LOAN OF 5000 FOR FIVE YEARS AT PER
IA cent, ON first clnss real estate. Call or address
4. M b., Equitable Life Assurance Society, 1920 ST.
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