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The officers and attorneys from abroad
in attendance upon the district court
session here include Judge Greene, Gov
Ferry, Judge Jacobs, U. s. Atty. Han
ford, U. S. Marshal Hopkins, Judge
Burke and G. M. Haler ESD, of Seattle:
also sheriffs Power, of Island. Cooper, of
Clalam, and Kelley, of San Juan coun-
ties. The term will be short one.
, 1883-03-08
SlrRiCRIPrION RATES ;

one vear.......... s9OS Three months. .S!3O
six n,Jnths........ 5OJ One mOnth........ 100
In Advance.
rsy- Per week, - cents; collections made every
Saturday.
, 1883-03-08
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRCH.

METHODIST EPlSCOPAlI CliU hCi.
Services at the usual hours, morning
and evening, conducted by Rev.S. II,
Todd, pastor, SabbathSchoo at 215P.r.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES.
Morning Service, II A, M.
Sabbath School, 215, p. NJ.
Evening Service, 1880 p. M.
Week-night Service, Thursday 7:30 PM.
Rev. JNo. REID, Pastor
Saturday eve prayer meeting ct Z Pm.
, 1883-03-08
THE
= ally Argus
Is Issued
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT sUNDAl'

IL Delivered BY mail or carrier. -lS,
National Republican., 1883-11-28
CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad company has declared semi-nnnual
dividend Of 4per cent.
Burglars entered the sclavonic chnrch in
Pesth Hungary, and polluted and shattered the
altar and organ and burned the sacred archives.
"A dispatch from ST. Petersburg states that
thineen young ladies attached TO the court have
been arrested on charge of being connected
with the Nihiist conspiracy.
1t is said thot the amount of square timber cut
in the Ottawa, (Ont.,) country during the coming
winter Will be something like 100000 feet, or
about two-thirds Of the output Of last year.
Tho exports exclusive of specie) from the
port of New York for the week ending yesterday,
were s7S57,303, against S6637, 636 last week. The
total exports from January to date, are $500, H.
S72, against S3ll ,796, III last year
"A number of leading capitalists of Cincinnati
have called a meeting for Friday to organize a
stock company with s600,000 capital, TO establish
a mammoth cotton mill with the capacity Of 1000
looms, for the manufacture of sheetings aud mus
Inns.
A fire at Minneapolis yesterday consumed the
three story building owned by Lyman Bros. and
occupied by Lyman Gliel Wholesale Drug COM
pane, and J. B. Martin, retail druggist. The
losses are Lyman Bros. $4,000, insurance $780,
Lyman Gliel Drug company $4,000 insurance
SIS 900; ]. b. Martin IS 900, insurance $1,000.
The gross earnings of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad company Tor october, 1881 ,S5i; the ex
penses, Sl30,003 and the net earnings, Sl91 ,951
spondingsmonth last year, of S39,32l. The ne
earnings for the ten months of this year were
,40l or S2l0 S7l in excess of the correspond
| ing period last year.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
THE FREIGHT HANDLERS. STRIKE.
Rev Laborers oaptured by the strikers

Rev Laborers Captured by the STRIKERS
Trouble Expected on Other Roads.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-The strike of the
railway freight handlers continues to cause
much trouble to the officials of the roads, but
they report that they are making fhir pro-.
gress with their business. Most Of the roads
have brought laborers from other points.
These tho regular hands capture as fast as
they arrive giving them food for day or
two and then enough money to pay their
way homo, Supt, Williams of tho North
eastern railway, says that his company will
not submit to dictation concerning tho en-
ployment Of laborers, They are willing to
give employment to citizens in preference
to strangers, but now the strikers demand
that only union men shall be
employed No question of wages is involved.
A Texas Pacific official snid to- day that the
road would continue TO bring laborers from
other points until there would be moro men
than the strikers could take care of. The
railway men do not appear to think that the
strike will last long, but the strikers appear
firm and confident Of ultimate success. Mayor
Behan has been notified by the management
of the Louisville and Nashville and Illinois
Central roads that they expect trouble, and
they ask for aid. The police have been in
structed to render assistance in case of neces-
aitv
National Republican., 1883-11-28
JAY GOULD AS A WITNESS.
How He Was Director In Two Compa-
nics, Both InsOlvcnt.

ntes, Both InsOlvcnt.
NEW York. Nov. 27.--The suit brought by
the Metropolitan Railroad company against
the Manhattan Railway company and others
to set aside the agreements of October, 1881,
was continued to-day in the court of common
pleas. Jay Gould was tho first witness, and
testified that at the time he was elected a
director of the Metropolitan company, he had
NO interest in any of the roads, but subse-
quently acquired an interest to the extent of
100 shares to qualify himself to act as di-'
rector. He found the company insolvent,
and believes it had been so prior to the ap
pointment of receiver, and in such condi-
tion that it could not be temporarily re-
lieved. AS the New York company had of
fered settlement he subsequently changed
his opinion in the latter respect.
He denied that he made large purchases in
Manhattan in October, rs he was short of that
stock, because he supposed the Manhattan was
to be wiped out. lie investigated tho ele-
waited railroads and found that the Metropol-
itan was insolvent and became convinced that
the Manhattan company could not long bear
up undor its obligations. Twenty thousand
shares Of stock stood in his name when the
books of the company were closed on Oct. s,
1881. He considered the claim of Sl3, ,000, 900
of the Metropolitan and New York compa-
nies against the Manhattan valid one. Prior
to October, 1881, he had purchased 10000
shares of Manhattan and $500 shares of Met
ropolitan at the market price, and has some
of the stock now.
He was member Of the Metropolitan con-
ference committee and voted in favor of
settlement because tho roads were in receiv
ers' hands without means to meet the inter-
est on the Metropolitan bonds, and it was the
duty of the directors to make u settlement if
possible
Mr.. Field made a proposition of settlement
and the Metropolitan directors said that if
the roads were separated theirs would become
bankrupt. We We're afraid that Mr.. Field
would get his road back, and | favored the
proposition. i thought that the bonded debt
of the Metropolitan company was almost equal
to the bonded debt and stock of the New York
company.
This concluded his direct examination, and
witness. To Mr.. Fields questions the witness
said that there was no conspiracy to depress
the value of the stock of either road. The
settlement made was, in his Judgment, the
best that could have been effected, and had it
not been brought about Mr.. Gould said tho
Metropolitan would have been ruined. He
added that it is the practice to have the same
directors have charge of groups of roads that
are worked together. AS instances of this
custom he mentioned tho Pennsylvania, Bal
timore and Ohio, Union Pacific, Wabash
system Central Pacific, st. Paul. New York
Central, and stated that nearly all large
roads arc operated by directors-largely
common directors.
A recess was here taken.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
THE REWARD OF rnEAcHERY.
Boltimore's Reform Democrat is Acting
MayOr-uugh Rossborough.Acqultted-
Other Baltimore Notes.
Special Dispatch,

Bnltimore's Reform Democrat IL AcunB
MayOr--uugh RossborOugh. Acquitted
Other Baltimore Notes.
Special Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-As already an
nounced in TIE REPUBLICAN, the ring demo-
cratic managers succeeded in influencing"
one Of the reform members of the city coun-
Gil to cast his vote with them, thus breaking
the deadlock and giving the offices to tho
bosses, who had almost abandoned all hopo of
being able to control the body. This man
was DIR. Richard F. Burton Of the seventh
ward who was elected rs the ropub-
lican and independent candidate for the
first branch After It became known
that there was tic in the
council Burton was counseled by the men
who elected him, and pledged himself to
stand firm with the reformers. Tho tempta-
tion was, however, too much for him TO resist,
flattered, as he was, by tho thought of being
ex-ofIicio mayor, having been elected to tho
presidency OF the first branch, and he be-
trayed his friends To-day, in tho absence
of Mayor Latrobe, he had the qualification of
a few hours seat in tho lchair of.tho chief
magistrate, not altogether empty honor, as
ho is allowed SO per day for such nominal
service.
The case of Hugh Rassborough, tried for
the murder of Capt. William Heydt, was
COnCluueu IOsuuy. inc oNluouco lOE bno
state was strong and direct, yet, after half
hours deliberation, the jury returned yer.
dict of mot guilty" Tho verdict created
great surprise, and, TO say the least is most
remarkable.
A few days ago George Wroth, aged 10, was
kicked by horse and ono finger of his right
hand was slightly injured. The wound was
so trifing that nothing was thought of tho
matter. A couple of days ago the hand began
to swell and became very painful. Physicians
were summoned and everything possible was
done, but without avail, death resulting
from lockjaw at o late hour last night.
A special from Towsontown, Md, says that
Patrick McCilone, residing near Cockeysyille,
shot and seriously wounded Charles Husen,
colored, early this morning. Husen was en-
route to this city in a wagon with Thanks
giving supplies, when Mc(ilono charged him
with having carried away some of his chick
ems, and asked to SEQ them. Husen refused,
whereupon McGlone fired, the ball penetrat-
ing his groin and initiating dangerous
wound. McGlone was placed under arrest.
Sergt. Mason, who attempted to kill Gui-
teau, passed through Baltimore this evening.
At Camden station of the Baltimore and
Ohio railway he break tasted, and his presence
attracted considerable attention. He said he
expected to meet "Betto and the baby" in
Washington, and would cat his Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at home.
The state sanitary convention met in
session hero to-day, with an attendance Of
about fifty delegates Various matters rclat-
ing to the hygiene of large cities were dis
cussed. The convention will close tomorrow.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
THE PAUL1N MURDER.

Two Men Arrested ON Suspicion but SUBJ
sequentIy Discharged-Tho Police Benied
81, 200 Reward offered.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 2Z-The Orange
police to-day arrested Chot Williams on sus-
picion of knowing something of tho murder
of Phoebe j ane Paulin. lie was seen in the
vicinity with his brothor. Martin, and the two
tell conflicting stories. There has also been
found bloody shirt hidden in q saw
pit three miles from the scene of the tragedy,
and table knife has been found near tho
spot.
Chet and Martin Williams wero subse-
quently discharged from custody by tho
Orange police as there was no evidence
against them. A pair Of stockings tied to-
gether and having the appearance of having
been used as gag was found near the scene
of tho murder this afternoon. The Orange
police say they are more baffled than ever.
Tonight tho township committee Of West
Orange offered reward of $1,000 for the
arrest of the murderer.
National Republican., 1883-11-28

substituted for that of Hawkins, and distin-
guished from the regular democratic ticket
by the words under the title, except for
sheriff." The court held that all such tickets
were Illegal, being in their nature opposed to
the intention of tho statute on the subject
which is 70 prevent the deception Of vOters.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
Gov. Ahllett,a Votn.

TRENTON N. j., Nov 27.--Tho state board
of canvassers, consisting of Gov. Ludlow and
Senators Merritt, Smith, schenck, aud Car
penter, met at the capitol this afternoon. Tho
official result of the election, as determined
by them, shows Abbett's plurality to have
been 6,s09, and his minority 345. The total
vote this year was 20S,0 ,057 as against PAS, ,635
in I6s0--showng. q falling OF Of 1888.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
The Cabinet Meeting.

Tho cabinet meeting yesterday was at
tended by all the members except the post
master general, who is out of the city. The
session lasted nearly four hours, and was
mainly devoted to tho consideration Of for
eign affairs and matters to be discussed in the
Presidents message to congress.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
In Elnvnr ~ n nemnnrntIn shnrIlT.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2T-The district court
gave an unanimous decision this morning in
favor of Hawkins, democrat, in tho contest
for the Office of sheriff, brought by Beresford,
the republican candidate, The ground of the
contest was the ticket known as the except
tickets which were not counted by the
judges for Beresford. These were democratic
tickets, printed with the name e6 ,ls6gssfey1
National Republican., 1883-11-28
VVANrE
sUPERFLUous HAIR
SuPERFLUOUS HAIR
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
SIfDigIn InINI LnITA IIaID

Is an excessive growth of hair the female face,
seen on the upper lip chin, throat cheeks, and brow
This Is the most noticeable unslghtly and annoying
OF oil complexion blemlses, II is difficult TO tell who
are most entitled 20 sympathy-the young gent
whose greatest ambition Is TO raise beard and can
not. or the lady whose hrsutcal growth will appear
on her face In spite of all her efforts to prevent it,
The most barbarous methods have been resOred to
remove this obnoxious growth. For instance, the
hot pitch plaster, depilntory powders the twGeZers
ire acids the SCISSORS, aud razor. IL IL very humi
nting to sensitive. refined lady to realize That II Is
impossible TO appear In public without first standing
or sitting before her mirror pluckng ont one by one
Stf, wlry hairs with tweezerA from her mce, TO be
gone through with day after day with the greatest
care for her experience teaches her that II She
tracts the fine hairs they In turn become heavy.
DIR VAN DYCk, Dermatologlst, No. q Grant
Place between Ninth and Tenth and q and II
streets, permanently and forever removes super
electric needle process). This is the only method
In the world by which this obnoxious growth
can be removed Ladies' II you thus afflicted don't
neglect II another day, but call on DIR. VAN DYCk
Dermatologist, Mt once and make your engagement
for treatment, only limited number lie
Daily hours 0 a. m. toT p mi Sundays, a. M. TO p
IN. Oiticn, y Grant Place. 5-no10
nv ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T..
w Deall, Bateman AZ Go. Bank, l4ll ST. NV, Is
n Commissioner Of Deeds for every State and Terri
Notary Puhlici alwaysin oice from ~ m. 70 D. IN.
TINHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN rs ISSUED
Il. every Thursday. Single copies can b0 had In
wrappers ready for mailing, subscription price, s.51
per yeur.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
DEPARTMENT DOTS.

The naval retiring board which examined
Lieut.. f. A. Miller for retirement has reported that
his disability is not incident to the service, and
therefore do not recommend his retirement
Second Lieutenant Leroy L. sebree, department
ofTeXns, and Second Lieutenant William A. Glusg-
ford department of the Missouri, are relieved from
duty and ordered to report TO the chief signal
officer of the army.
The secretary of war has issued general order
providing in the event of the retirement or death
of an officer of the army that his personal effects
may be transported from his last station to his
home at the expense of the quartermaster's de-
partment
The patent Office yesterday issued 405 patents,
"a designs, 10 trademarks, 20 labels. and re.
issues. Twenty-Five patents were issued to for
eigners. OF the domestic patents issued New
York secured 10: Massachusetts, As; New Jersey,
81 Illinois and Ohio, 26. sa nj ar19f sa
The secretary of the navy has issued general
order ratiug iinishers in the navy first and
second class machinists; boliermhkers as second
and third class machinists; blacksmiths passing a
competitive examination to be retained as such,
and those not passing to be discharged; armorers
coopers, ships bakers, and second class painters
to be rated rs landsmen or discharged, as they
may elect. Distinction betweed seamon l.. +. and
ordinary seamen f. +. to be abolished-those men
rated as first and second class ferman.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
Zeal Gstute 8rukrrs.

Our Weekly Rent List. published every Monday
morning contAlnt complete schedule Ol Uur hOnAea
stores, shops and farms offered for ront, together
with descriptions, prices, &c, aud how they may 90
seen Property for BALE ~ all paris OF thocly Money
H. ii. WARMER. oiO Il street.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
s,ost ann sfnnnn.

Il osT.-oN NOV. 10, PAIR GOLD FRAME
IL fyeglnssea The finder viii be suitably re,
Mnfded hy Ielngning To bS4 lSh st NJ W. or the Re.
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Nrrsumal Comfort.

(tQRs ItNLEVES SANS DOULEUR-DURIL.
~ tOns mauvnls Ongles, engeures, suignOS aVec
success, par 10 Do0rEuR WHITE Chiropedlste,
kumorO lilG Pa av., Nis-a-NiS e' WiardS Hotel.
Puur slnns dnnnes chezlul, n n dOmicil 49, Le
DOCrEUH WHITE, est etabli u Washington dupuls
1881.
MTEw TURKISH BATH CDR. BoVEFsl
IN l4l7 street. opposite Riggs House Large pool,
GOOD ysntiationi dadileS, MONDAY npa Friday NO!
day ~ y. IN. Baths. sl: tickets, SLJl
npG DIR ii. Ia BOYEE Electrician
THmE sIIEDD BATHS, GUl ~ STREET.. NEAR
4 Ninth-rurklsh, Russian, sulphur, and Mercurlnl
Baths given with skin and experience Manipulaur
Of ten years experience NJ this establishments Single
bath, sli for Is; II for So open Sunday from q
m. To p m. nul7If
National Republican., 1883-11-28
HEALrH Is WEALTH.
Busintss GarDs.

TUE "ELITE"
billiards POOL. AND SAMPLE ROOMS
~ Pn. nv. N, W.
Bachelor Dros' Key East Havana Cigara
nO2sly O. w. HOLL Propr,
Il AYAGE DE pETE Az PANAMA .SEOHAGE
IL lnhtRnRnG. Coupe de chpvcuN mlcroSc lplqueS;
lUintnres bruno nolru nu blonde. salon dApplICa-
tion ~ de combinations Discretion Rsyurce ROchon,
Lyon " Paris,
]. RoCHoN
LADIES HAIR DnRSsEH FROM PARIS
CORCORAN BUILDING, a3l Fifteenth street,
molly Washington, 10, q.
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E S NJ E II Ida
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lluryg to soau.

Mooney TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE AT THE
slreeg northYesh
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YrrsonaI.

AusohAl
TTEALTH LIFT, OR CUMULATIVE EXER-
u 4 csei great remedial agent In 10 minutes,
once day; 10 aand 4 to o. 1891 st. for ladies'
OBSTRUCTION GIVEN IN PAINTING, DRAW.
l. ing and music ~ pupils resdoncei rates ronson-
aDe, For terms address d, q, Republican onico.
no2s3t
rNnE SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE S Es.
stomach, &c Marihls II1ll, 10 H. ~. 10 b. III.
ios9-llh
NTEw ENGLAND PLUM PUDDING AND
IN nnce pies lor Thanksgiving at tho school Of
Cookery, 6li lith ST. nol5 u
nRAwiNG AND PAIHTfNa-TuEBusp AND
~ cheapest place to learn drawing and painting Is
~ the National Academy Of Fine Arts corner
s Dec viii be Received AZ hall prize diSee8 chdrsn aeGe sn
urday class 80 ppr year. Glasses after O'cOck for
those IN the departments. no4i3t
A srENoGRAPIlER, EXPERIENCED IN
desires amannensls's work, At u very reasonable
charge Address =, Republican once no2j-it
IOHoG sHELDoNs, DANCtNu ACADEMY,
classes on Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays; re.
unions. Tuesdays and saturdnys.
NArIoNAL DErECIIyB AGENCY AND
N bureau OF General Information s3l Il street.
looms T. o, aud 10 Established 1870
All CLASSES OF civil and criminal detective clsas
worked up promptly throughout America Canada,
niunleatlons aIid business strictly confidential. High
est reference for capacitygnd integrity; ,,ou.,,
JAMES y CuNNlNGiiAM,
N ECoBATIYE ART NEEDLE wORK--NIIlA
~ II HRAsELMAN Will glve Instruction in
GIews, Kengington, aud qll kinds Of Embroidery
broldenng parors. No. LII q street northwest
IeFiusreasonabe.
CENp Your FRIENDS SAMPLE COPIES OF
- The Weekly Repunllnan.
National Republican., 1883-11-28
s1lsbiral

ID uEUMATISM, NERVOUS DISEASES, COR
lO pulcnco, Headache, Spralns, &C. successfully
treated by Massage aud Swedish Movement Cure
PROF. NlSSl3N, Marlnl's Hall no2s-im
A DVICE AND CONSULTATION FREE.
IA Dr. wM. TAYLOR, Specialist, Office 2l3 Az ST.
n. W. Women and chldren's diseases specially
Gentlemen also requested to call, he treats all
their complaints successfully. ONCE open day and
evening no266t%
National Republican., 1883-11-28

Marvellous TRANSFORMATION and ncAuh0l nrlca. Brac
studio set from tho Madison square
lheaicr, New York.
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Every Evoning This Weck ana Thursdoy CThanka.
giving Day. ami Saturday MatlnccA
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WITH THE
ORIGINAL MADISON sQUAnETTtEATER CAST
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Get IL, Sure!
Wells "Rough on Rats" Almanac, at drug
gists, or mailed for &c. stamp.
Il. s. WELLS, Jersey CITY,
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y Meal Tickets, e5 or kii ler Month. m
Comfortable dning rooms Cor ladies ana families
up stairs. Meals and lunches served from q m
to7 pm ]. w. BEALL, Proprietor,
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Mrs Burnetts and w. IT, Gillcues English
American Success
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Js BOOkBlhDER AND PAPER RULER
llOS SrNEltr N. w,
The Very Finest ni9a'qg y! q at the lowest Rates

froHlplly fNeNuleu,
pGoYCLES AND TRiCYCLE5 REPAIRED IN
AD tho most sklllMl manner, aud all work guar
Anteed New and Heoond,hnuh bicycles and trlcycle3
for sale; WIN. g. ACRIRNEh, liVS u street north
west, tFenlon liall,l aul
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Seats reserved at Box onicc and nrcntano's Book
Store
NEXT wEFK-I C. DIJFtDS OPERA COMPANY,
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sfur Gent -Nlisre!!un,uns.

NOR ItIGNT-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
~ Of2 Seventh street northwest for many years
occupied es shoe store Apply 10 WM q. BURN5,
JO X street northwest iy25-tf
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Fnr Salr.

Rims SAVED BY USING PENNSYLVANIA
Sp Il Colte sizes suitable for stoves and ranges OF
dee, 65 7th st, n. w. Telephone connection. $50
CoAPsToNE-THE oNE-HALF INTEREST IN
y In quarry Of No. stone terms reasonable
National Republican., 1883-11-28
BnarNina.
BOARDING.
TNRED, W, EVANS
DINING ROOMS
0lo STREET NORTHWEST
FURNIsIIEn nooMs.

SsTNHE FREMONT. This HOUSE HAS
Il been repapered and Tepainted and In every
way put ~ lrst class order. II Is the most desirable
place 10 board In the city, Terms S5 $50 $40, and us
per month House and halls heated by steam.
II DAOIT DINING ROOMS
IL FOR LADIE les AND q GENT LIE NJ EN-
sl2 Il STREET. WAsHINGToN, ID. C.,
opposite Patent Otllce.
National Republican., 1883-11-28

1I9 10TH ST. d n :nN wd11NEuENISsF9, IA 1nrS GS bGd,
aud gas newly papered and painted quiet family.
National Republican., 1883-11-28

A NEW 3 STORY AND CELLAR HOUSE.
N south side OF Corcoran, bet. 18Th and iith sts;
s5O0o IL sold at once JOHN SHERMAN, OF II st.
N. w. H-30
National Republican., 1883-11-28
Supported by Fine Company of Solo Artists.

MISS JENNIE DUTToN, sopranos EDMUND DE
CELLlG Tenori ADoLPH BAUER, Pianist
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A II A BARGAIN-A FARM OF $50 ACRES,
IN east of this city; u under cultivation balance in
heavy TIMBER buildings good Address TIMBER,
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for Stut-..gocn,s.

1.-TWO HANDSOME ROOMS. BAY WtNDOV
h and nlCUYe unurnlshed, with use Of bath, hoa
and gas, 32i Address IOWA CIRCLE, Repubica
office. 7a3D
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Amnstnttnis.

IToRD's OPERA House
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NATIoNAL TiGEATEE, .......-
IN TIA GESGIVtNG WEEK,
MuNpAY, I Every Evening.
NOV, 2B J Thursday aud Saturday Mptincea.
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II WISH TO RENT MY HOUSE AND RETAIN
Il rooms e rooms on LIST and on "a for remit: good
cellar, alr0be water, and gas will rent reasonably
TO good tenant. 020 II, |. av cor. 10th ST. 7-2s
National Republican., 1883-11-28

A PEW GENTLEMAN BoARDERS, WITH
IN or without rooms, In close proximity to Post
Aliu Patent Offices terms moderate. 6l5 II ST. N. w.
National Republican., 1883-11-28

TyHREE NEW AND FINELY FURNISHED
IL rooms; new house, and In the most central oca-
ton; private family; no children. AZ lith st. N. w.