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CEAs. ZEITLER.
RECLAMATION.

gEyo THE HONORABLE, THE BOARD OF SU-
pervisors OF the County of Sacramento The
petition OF the undersigned respectfully shows and
sets forth:
First-That he is the owner and holder OF title to,
and is the owner OF that body of swamp and over
flowed land described as follows viz: Beginning at
a point on the hank Of the Old Sacramento river at
a willow tree marked Pool Curtis" in the north
east quarter of section q, township north, range
east, Mount Diablo meridian, on the line between
Swamp Land Surveys Nos. $40 and 81 of Sacra'
mento county surveys; thence meander down
stream s. 875' w. 1.91 chs, S. 27.50 w. $50 chs,
s. 81 so W 2S0 chs S. 6.25 W. 2.45 chs, S. 2T.25
W. Il II chs. S. % IS W. 6 o. chs, :. 29.75 w.
50 Chs S. IS IS W. $50 chs, s. "a W. p links
thence n. 1926 w. Alas chs. to stake marked
"M & B. thence n. 1880 L. 34.64 chs. to stake
mari ed Is II & c." thence s. So 8 L. 1887 chs. to
the place of beginning. containing l5l21 acres, and
being part of swamp Land Survey No oil OF Sac
ramento county, and being fraction oil the north
east quarter the southeast quarter, the southwest
quarter and the northwest quarter OF SAID section
"a township north, range east, NJ. u. NJ
SecoDd-That all of said laUd is situated in the
county Of Sacramento, and all OF it has been sold
redueed to ownership.
TbirdLThat said body Of land is susceptible of
one mode of reclamation, and is capable OF an indie
pendent reclamation, and Of recia@atlon lndepend'
ent Of any swamp land or rec amation district mere
tofore organized.
Fourth-That he, the said undersigned, desires TO
reclaim the same and proposes to form district Tor
the reclamation of the same
Fifth-fhat said land is owned entirely by him,
the undersigned and he desires TO reclaim the
same. and to manage the reclamation thereof with
out the intervention Of trustees or the establish
ment of bylaws, and he intends to undertake the
reclamation OF said lands upon his own response
bility.
Sixth-Tbat said lands are situated within Reala-
nation District No g. and the lands OF said District
No have not been reclaimed. and he, said under
signed, desires to have the herenbefore described
BODY OF land set off from such District No. 3.
Wherefore, the undersigned prays your honorable
body to grant the prayer Of his petition, to deter
mine that its statements are correct, to make an
order approving the same, and to do all such other
matters and things as may be necessary to carry put
the wishes of your petitioner and the requirements
OF law.
Dated january II, 1855. his
JOHN X MCCARTHY
IL
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REEL aMATloN.

FENO THE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF SU
pervisors of the county of Sacramento: The
petition of the undersigned respectfully snow;
and sets forth
First-That he is the owner and holder Of title to-
and is the owner of, that body OF swamp and over
flowed land described as follows viz: Beginning at
a large sycamore stump, three feet in diameter,
marked "Greeu & Doak,' on the bank OF the
Sacramento river, said stump being the southeast
corner of Swamp Land Survey No. 3l4, OF Sacra
mento county thence meander down stream S. /
Z. 7.54 chs. s. / 30 o. $50 chs, ;; ". zee
chs s. l5' IS E. 70 links. S. Is As W. 1.50 chs,
S. 12' As Z. 1872 chs, S. b 80 w. 10 chs, to a
stake marked "Green g. Graham on the bank
of the Sacramento river, thence N 76' so w. 40 80
chs to the quarter section line dividing the north
east quarter from the northwest quarter OF section
g. township 4 north, range east, Mount Diablo
base and meridian thence n, 1918 chs. to the
southwest corner Of said Survey No 314; thence S.
Sc 30 E. 3937 chs to the place Of teginning-eon-
tanning 81 81 acres being all OF Swamp Land Sur.
vey No. 3I5, Of Sacramento county, and being a
fraction in the northeast quarter of section S, and
very small fraction in the northwest quarter OF
ton 9, township north, range east, Mount Diabo
meridian.
Second-That all OF said land is situated in tie
county OF Sacramento, and all CT it has been sold
and reduced to ownership.
Third-That said body of land is susceptible OF
one mode Of reclamation, and is capable OF an indie
pendent reclamation, and OF reclamation ndepend-
ent OF any swamp land or reclamation district here
tofore organized.
tOurth-lnat Me- the sauu unue'slSuSuy utslTtS 20
reclaim the same and proposes to form district for
the reclamation Of the same.
Fifth-That said land is owned entirely by him,
the undersigned and he desires to reclaim the same
and to manage the reclamation thereof without the
intervention Of Trustees the establishment Of by
laws, and be intends to undertake the reclamation
of said lands upon his own responsibility.
Sixth-That said lands are situated within Reela-
nation District No 8, and the lands OF
said District No. have not been reclaimed, and
he, said undersigned desires to have the hereinbe-
fore described body of land set off from such Dis
trict No. 3.
Wherefore, the undersigned prays your honorable
body to grant the prayer of his petition, to deter
mine thatits statements correct to make order
approving the same ard to do all such other matters
and things as ray be necessary to carry out the
wishes Of your petitioner and the requirements Of
law.
Dated January %, 1883.
CHARLES BERLIN.
State OF California, county of Sacramento-ss.
Charles Berlin, beng duly sworn says that he is the
person mentioned in the foregoing petition and the
one who signed the same and that the same is { ne
of his own knowledge. CHARLES BERLIN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, January %,
1883. WILLIAM POOL
Notary Public, Sacramento county, Cal
GROVE l., JOHNSON, attorney for petitoner
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fer in speech from the throne TO such mat
terra as the affirmation of q bill which was not
part of the Governments special pro-
gramme. He challenged criticism il regard
to the condition of Egyptian affairs. Russia
was no. unfsvorable to the efforts to reorgan-
ize Egypt.
To-day the debate on the address was ad-
iourned, and the House-160 to 70-sgreed
to allow Sir Henry James, Attorney-General,
70 introduce an affirmation bill.
Newdegate Conservative opposed the in
PRODUCTION Of such a bill. He charged the
Government brought it forward in terror OF
Bradlaugh's mob.
Chaplain Conservative moved the debate
be postponed. Rejscted-156 to SO.
Lord Henry Gordon Le1nox Liberal Con-
servative) moved that tbs Chairman leave the
chair. Rejected also-15l to 6S.
Malloy (LiberaD moved to report progress.
RejecteG-145 to 81.
Harrington then consented to adjourn the
dahata until Monday,
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SALOONS. LAGER BIER, ETC.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY coNoERn.

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PER.
~ sons having dealings with the late firm OF E.
L. BILLINGS & CO., that l. as surviving partner
Of said firm, will collect all bills due to and pay all
debts Of the said firm, and will continue said busi
ness until the came can be in due course closed and
ettled. JAMES WOODBURY.,
Surviving partner of the late firm Of E. L. Billings
& Co.
Sacramento, January 26, 1888. j27-
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wagner's Remains.

VENICE, February 17th. - Wsgners re-,
mains were placed on board the train, and
accompanied by his family, left for Bayreuth
yesterday. The Mayor, Director CT tbs
musical college. artists and other persons fol-
lowed the remains TO the station.
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Sacramento 6 PlaGGrVillG Railroad,


On and After Monday, November 20, 1882
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Trains vii run between Sacramento and Single
Springs as follows:
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, LatTobe
and Single Springs.... ...-......,.. 7:30 A. ID.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. AGO P. h.
Leave Shngle Springs for Latrebe, Fol-
som and Sacramento. ...... ....-....11:l5 A. Nj.
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacra-
mento. .................... .I2:o0 H.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento .......-.. 1850 A. III.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. -........ lis p Il.
mY2-d J. 3. WRIGHT, Superintendent.
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p. 3. MYERS, IA. Q.
jls4pd Sacramento, Cal.
RI a r . w a z {.
NO. Sir j STREET.

yEyHE PROPER PLACE To BUY IT Is AT TIE
Hardware Emporium OF
CMAs. ZETILE., No. 5H2 STREET,
Sacramento Being the Pioneer Hardware Seller OF
Sacramento, desire to inform all persons and cor.
uorations, Limited CT Unlimited, of both city and
country, that and will sell Hardware as cheap
as the cbearest Call in person, send your proxy,
forward orders by mail, for any and all classes OF
Hardware. l have in store ffrst-class Mechanics
Tools, House-Buiders' Hardware, Mining and Agri-
cultural Tools, fine Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Rozors Ladies' Shears and Scissors variety OF sizes
OF Norway and Refined Iron, Steel, Blacksmiths
Coal, Horseshoes and Nails, Carriage Bolts, Nuts,
Washers, Copper and Iron Rivets, CordaSe Twines,
Powder, Shot Fuse, Cartridges, Fence and Balng
Wire, Axes, Picks, Pick and Ak Handles Wheelbar-
rows Grndstones etc Send for price list OF what is
wanted; and having devoted over thirty years to
selling Hardware in Sacramento, shall not send you
a p-imlet when a corkscrew is ordered. TERMS CASH
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H0TE3IL.s Aap REsTAukaENl.Ll'ss..
Sacramento Restaurant,

VJAyING ADDED A LADIES De
II partment, it makes it the most - Ks
complete Eating House in Sacramento. sSltss<es
Always on hand the Choicest Wines,
LIQUORS and Cigars. J. ID. SMITH, Proprietor.
fe6-f
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In the ARMY.
misCE1L 4NEoUs.

officers Of the Sixteenth Grenadiers have
been dismissed, and viii be tried for nihilisn
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A Train Ditched.

CLEVELAND, February 17th.-Seven cars
of the express train on the Cleveland and
Columbus road were ditched by the slipping
of a rail four miles north of Gallon to-day,
while running. eighteen miles an hour. Rob-
SIT Cudill, draughtsman of the Cincinnati,
Columbus Chicago and indianapolis road /;
Rev. D. l. Fowls. of Selby. and an unidenti-
fed man, were killed. Three persons were
injured.
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JOHN X MCCARTHY.
MARY E. POOL, Witness

State CT California county of saeramento-ss.
Joha MeCarty being duly sworn says that he is the
erson mentioned IN the foregoing petition, and the
one who signed the same and that the same is true
of his own knowledge. his
JOHN X MCCARTHY.
mark.
Subscribed and sworn to before me January II,
1893 WM. POOL, Notary Public,
Sacramento county, Cal.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Petitioner.
fe5-lavr5HM
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State of California, County of sacramento-ss
Mrs. Margaret Buckley, being duly sworn, says
that She is the person mentioned in the foregoing
petition, and the enc who signed the same and that
the same is true of her own knowledge.
her
MARGARET x BUCKLEY.
mark.
Subscribed and sworn to before me January II,
1882. WILLIAM POOL,
Notary Public, Sacramento county, Cal.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Petitioner.
fe5-5tlawM
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Trial of Tie Ashland Murderers

GRAYsoN (Ky.), February 17th.-Taking
evidence in the Neal and Crofts case has be-
gun. The military are on the alert, and
there are runners of mob trouble.
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DOMESTIC.

IsrEclAl DISPATCHES 70 THE REOORD.USIOA.l
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A Faial InVentIon.

CHICAGO, February 17th.-An inventor Of
q rope fre-sscape, who refused to give his
name, tried bis apparatus this morning and
sustained fatal injuries.
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Murdered tn HIs Omce.

LAREDO (Texas), February 17th.-On the
arrival of the north-bound train at Webb
station last night William Monroe, telegraph
operator and agent, the only person at the
station, was fonnd dead in pool of blood,
shot through the head and his skull crushed
with Ratchet. On the table was an IN
finished letter to his mother, saying that he
was saving money to visit her in July next.
It is supposed that he was murdered for
plumber
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PIONEER LIVERY sTAgLE.

L. D. SCh1FEK,.'.....-.... Proprietor.
IAoKS ON CALL At ANY HOUR, q
IL day or night Coupee, Phaetons, Hsry
Rockaways, Baronches, Buggies, with the 81 IlA
the coast for hire Horses kept n livery at reason.
able rates Livery Stable on Fourth street, between
I and
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A. N, ToWNE.. General Manager
T. H. GOODMAN. .Genl Paes'r and Ticket Agent
isQ-4pf
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The PugIIIsts.

New York, February 17th.-Joe Coburn
has acknowledged his willingness to meet
Sullivan in any part of Mexico, Canada or
the Indian Territory and vindicste himself
for purse of $40, 900. and Columns hackers
yesterday sent 81, 900 to Boston as a forfeit
stake. Il is thought that Sullivan has no al
Tentative bat to fight.
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NEw York, February 17th.-Helen G.
Havsmeysr has brought suit for divorce
against her husband, alleging cruelty and
abandonment. Havemeyer claims tl at he
never married her. He is a millionaire.
National Republican., 1883-07-04
The Santa Fe Centennial.

SANTA FE, July "a months festivities
on the three hundred and thirty
third anniversary of the first European
colonization of the city of Santo Fe
and tho American continent opened here
yesterday under the most flattering auspices.
The grand procession was perhaps the most
unique ever attempted by the descendants of
the original Spanish settlers. The native
Mexican descendants of the Aztecs, the
Apaches in warlike attire, the modest and
oriental Zunis, the military and the martial
music and firing Of cannon combined to make
the scene of lively interest Ten thousand
people witnessed and followed the procession.
Able addresses we're delivered by Gov. Shell
don, Mr.. Luna, delegate in congress-. and
others. The governor then declared the
mining and industrial exposition opened.
The opening was great success Commits
sioners are present from nearly all the states
and territories.
National Republican., 1883-07-04
A street HALLWAY Iden.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The charters of three of
the Chicago street railways expire by limita-
tion during the present year, and under the
original grant the city has a right to purchase
tho roads at their appraised value. The pro-
posed renewal of the charters has provoked
wide discussion, and proposition has been
made by ten capitalists to advance the money
for the purchase of the roads, and TO pay into
the city treasury annually 10 per cent. of the
gross revenue. The street railway officials
deny that such proposition can be, or has
been made. Their supposed willingness to
cede the right of the city to revenue from
them is shown in an ordinance submitted to
the council last night, that they should pay
as yearly licenses $50 on each car operated, on
condition that the charters are renewed for
twenty years. The ordinance was referred.
National Republican., 1883-07-04
s774,O0O

The boards total estimate for the four ships
was $3,2140 900, and Roach's bid, So, ,440, 900.
Mr.. Roach claims to be able to build these
vessels at q cost Of from 10 to Is per cent. less
than any other shipbuider of the country.
He makes his own steel ana practically every
thing else that goes into such vessels saving
n profit on that. Whether he can or not does
not matter, so long as no is willing and able
sum of $4,000 for the Chicago, 100000 each
for the Boston and Atlanta, and $150,000 for
the Dolphin.
The dimensions of the $500 ton cruiser (the
Chicago) will be: Length between perpendic-
ulars, 315 feot extreme BREADTH 4S feet 2
inches; depth of hold, from top of spar-decl
beams to inner bottom, 81 feet inches; mean
draught, 10 feet.
The dimensions of the 5000 ton cruisers
(the Boston and Atlanta) will be: Length,
270 feet; breadth, AZ feet depth, from top Of
maindcck beams to top of fiat Keel plate. 26
feet Ii inches; mean draught, II feet.
The dimensions of tho dispatch boat DOL
phin) will be: Length, 240 feet; breadth, 80
feet; mean draft excluding keel 13l feet ;
and the vessel will have displacement of
about 1900 TONS
By tho terms of the act authorizing their
construction the three cruisers must be conf
pleted within eighteen months aud tho dis
patch boat within twelve months from the ex-
ecution of the respective contracts. Payments
to the contractor will be made in ten equal
installments as the work progresses, upon
bills duly certified, from which 10 per cent.
will be reserved, to be paid on the full and
final completion of the contract.
National Republican., 1883-07-04
A Tlp-Ovcr nd Winehester.

WINCHESTER, VA, July 3.-YestOrday
afternoon as Mossrs. Lynch and Striker, Of
this county, were driving buggy through
town, the horses became frightened and ran
of. Upon reaching the Hart hotel the buggy
upset, throwing both men out, Striker was
not hurt but Lynch was knocked completely
senseless, and covered with dust and dirt,
ing summoned, and being freely bathed with
cold water, he was at length restored to con-
sciousness, aud was we'll enough in a few
hours to be taken TO his homo. Both men are
said TO have been intoxicated at the time, and
had more liquor in the buggy when the acci.
dent oCCurred
National Republican., 1883-07-04
A nIurde,.ona Shot.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 3.-About midnight
last night difficulty occurred in Blandford
between Barney Jones and Woodson Dunn.
Jones accused Woodson and his brother, Lewis
Dunn, of having induced his wife and daugh-
ter to follow them, intimatng that improper
motives were underlying their action. Words
ensued, and Jones, seizing an old army
musket loaded with bird shot, fired at Wood
son Dunn, the charge entering the right groin,
passing through the body, and making a
National Republican., 1883-07-04
To Inyestigate spirituaIlsm.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 3,-The trustees
of tho University of Pennsylvania to-day de-
cided to extend an invitation TO the American
meet in this city in September next, offering
the society the use of the university buildings
as place of meeting, In pursuance of the
request Of Henry NJ, Seybert, endowing q
chair of moral and intellectual philosophy in
the university, tho trustees appointed com
mission to investigate so-called modern
spiritualism
National Republican., 1883-07-04
STRIKING for Thelr Rights.

HANOVER, N. H., July 3-Tho miners of
Ely, Vermont, some 300 in number, have
struck for their pay, which is two month
behind. Early yesterday morning they broke
into the mining company's store and stripped
it entirely of its goods. During the day they
paraded the streets, making riotous demon
strations, threatening tho demolition Of the
property, and creating great ex-
citement. A peaceful adjustment of affairs is
National Republican., 1883-07-04
Fraud ON stool1hoIdcrs.

READING, PA, July 3.--osmund Geier and
II, X. Regenfuse, secretary and treasurer, re-
spectively, of the American Building associa-
tion, were arrested this afternoon, charged
with conspiracy to defraud stockholders
There is also u separate charge against Geier
of forgery, in fraudulently transferring
shares Of stockholders TO his own use. Bail
National Republican., 1883-07-04
WtIlfulIv Wrecked.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 3-Capt. LOWS
Barker, of the schooner Mary ID. Leech, who is
charged with casting tho vessel upon reef
purposely, was this afternoon before United
States Commissioner EdmundS for u hearing
A number of the crew testified that the yes
sci was willfully placed upon the reef and
Barker was held for further hearing on
Thursday next.
National Republican., 1883-07-04

nestly protested, declari ng, 81 would be con-
the same manner" An appeal was taken TO
Gen. Grant and tho War department. Tho
order was revoked, and the colors of the 155th
wore re placed
National Republican., 1883-07-04
Missing Trust FUNDS.

Albany, N. ", July 3.Henry Wickes, an
aged lawyer, has embezzled about $4,000 Of
trust funds and moneys collected as attorney
of Mrs. Catherine w. Van Rensselaer,, of
Greenbush Wickes has been misusing tho
funds since 1871. He has fed.
National Republican., 1883-07-04
Zeal Gstats.
VNYLER & RUTmERFoRD.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE..
No. I220 STREET NORTHWEST.
FOR SALE:


New brick dwelling IL rooms all modern ini-
provements, q street, near Fourteenth
tI,0UU
Now brick dwelling 10 rooms, all modern i'm.
provenents, Thirteenth street. between Q
and northwest, 1000
New brick dwellings, rooms, all modern im-
provoments, S street, north side, between
TwelNh and Thirteenth nOrthwe ...,....... $500
New brick dwelling, rooms all modern Inn
provements, Corcoran street, between Thlr-
teonth aud Fourteenth northwestn.,,......... 1000
Now brick dwelling, 7 rooms. all modern i'm.
provoments, street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth north ,. 5000
New brick dwellings, rooms, all modern i'm
provements, seventh street, between A and
streets northeast. $500
New Brick dwellings, rooms, all modern i'm
provemenIs, Eighth and streets north
east'"'', 5000
large number of other Properties, both improved
and unlmproyed, in all parts of the city.
National Republican., 1883-07-04

was fixed at $1,000 for Goicr and $1,000 for
Regonfuso. Geier is already under $4,000 bail
to answer a charge Of embezzling the funds
of the building association.
National Republican., 1883-07-04
6urkisb 8utbs.

NJEw TURKISH HATH CDR BoVETSl
IN lll7 g street, opposite Riggs House Large pool
good ventilation. Ladies' Monday and Friday MOL
open sunday Open from a m. TIL 10 D. M; Satur,
day, l2 u IN Baths 81: tickets, yL60.
apo DIR III. l. BOVEE, Electrician
TIME BHEDD BATHS, 0O3 u STREET, NEAR
IL Ninth. well known the oldest and best In the
city, THIS bath Is constructed with view TO conven
phur, aud Mcrcurla Baths given with akin aud eH-
perenoe. MnnpnAtOr of ten years experience this
Sunday from a. m 10 1 y. m mr2g-tf
National Republican., 1883-07-04
@antrS- MistrlIan.uus.

WY ANTED = IMMEDIATELY. A PARROT;
w one that can talk state price. Address l. j.
T., Republican Office. Iyi.3t.
voUNG LADY WANTS TO LEARN SHORT
Il hand two or three evenings in week; will pay
% per month. Address GYPSY, Republican Office.
jy3-3t#
wv ANTED - BOARDERS AT GOOD HOPE
w airy rooms; good table and reasonable charges.
For further particulars apply to g. ID. PERRY, Ana
costa, ID. &. jy3-3tt
National Republican., 1883-07-04

The law of March 8, 1883. limits the depart
bidders should be informed that the bids will
have to be rejected IL they exceed the gross fg-
ures given Of Sl2is,o0O S7sS,5O0, and sS99o0O for
the various vessels.
Following is the scale Of bids for the work
opened July2:
National Republican., 1883-07-04
Nlautso HOUSES.

WY ANTED-FoR IMMEDIATE PURCHASER,
w house well situated, at about s95O0, one third
cash, balance time; also house for about $500
cash must he u bargain owners address, Box $50
city POstoilce, call at 1905 street northwest. r.
w. WALKER jy3-3tt
wv ANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DE
w sire to take care ofa furnished house during the
summer; child rem, servants, visitors; HneN-
ceptlonable references given. Address IMMEDIATE,
Republican Ofice jy23t*
National Republican., 1883-07-04
ToHN LYON
1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
wAsHINGToN, d. O.
high ana low pressure

STEAM HEATING AND VENrILATINd
for all classes Of buildings Special attention given
to heating private houses Old or imperfect working
jobs renovated and satisfaction guaranteed. Heating
and .yentnling Green Houses aud Conservatores
IA specnlty.