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National Republican., 1884-03-03
WANT.
Y PREMATURE BALDNEss.
PREMATURE BALDNESS.
PREMATURE BALDNESS.
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The process of loss of hair may take take place
either rapidly In the course weeks months as
IS generally the case, tho loss Is slow aud gradual
70 come out at any period after proberty althGugh
until the age OF rs or 80 years The scalp through
the process appears to be healthy. AT first only
few hairs come out from time to time, and these arO
replaced Immediately by n shorter and finer growth
of hair. Later these In turn, are shed, and are sue
CeCded by still finer hairs, and in the course of time
even these cease to appear when complete badness
of certain portion Of the scalp Is the result There
may be an appearance of fine down. which proves
that the hair olCle still exists and be made 10
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment
The prevalence of premature badness among our
young men and women of the present day Is really
surprising Badness Is designated by the parts of tho
scalp affected. Thus we have Crown, Frontal Part,
and Temple Badness The last two are SO much
dreaded by ladies', Dr. VAN DSCk positively cures
badne9s Remember baldnessis cuTabiGso long as tho
hair follicGs arc not destroyed DIR. VAN DICK,
Dermatologist, has perfected scientific capillary
in cases ofyears' duration ie can produce yigqr,
hairfOCles are not destroyed Noone should he bald
before 60 If your hair Is getting thin, harsh, dry
split faded, prematurely gray; II you are getting
bald or have excessive dandruh, scaly scalp letter
OF any hair or scalp disease, consult DIR. VAN DlCk
Dermatologlst, No % Grant Place, ut once. Salts
faction assured. Hours, a. m. to p, M; sundays
Oto2 lfunahle TO call describe your case, and sen(
att m for
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yHTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f.
w Beall, Bateman q Coz Bank, 14ll at. NV,
Is Commissioner of Deeds for every State and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner Examiner and
Notary Public; always in Office from II. IN. to p. m.
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Safs 9rposit Gumpanp.
SEcuR1rY FROM Loss BY BUne1AnY,
ROBBERY. FIRE, OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT coMPAN

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF Washington, In It's own building.
Cor Fifteenth street and New York avenue
Perpetual Charter, act OF Congress Jan. 22 1867
The Company Rents Safes inside its Fire and Bur.
rlar Proof Vaults ut prices varying from - to $50
per year. according to size and location. Rooms and
Desks adjoining vaults provided for safe renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED by TIE SARGENT
TlME-LOCK.
securities and Valuables ofovery description, in.
Guiding Bonds and Stocks Plate Jewelry Deeds, DC,
taken for safekeepng, on special guarantee VI the
lowest rates.
BENJAMIN p, SNYDER, President,
CHAS q. GLOVER, Of Riggs & Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer
ALBERT l.. STURrENANT, Secretary.
Z, Il. NIMAN, Assistant secretary.
DlRECTOHs:
BENJAMIN p. Snyder, Charles C. Glover,
John Cnssels, Henry A. Willard.
Albert l.. Sturtevant, Thomas Evans.
John g. Parke.
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Sotantr0---Nooms.
S1lautro- n1istrlIanruus.

49, z-.a.- - 49, H H H
yUNO BUY-DOG.CART AND HARNESS RE
4 ply stating lowest cost price, L. H., Republican
Ohico 90
10y a YOUNG MAN-GNSTRUCTIONS on
ID the plano or VIOLIN evenings. Address VIOLIN,
Republican Office. O-3
AHISsOuRT LANDS IN EXCHANGE FOR
WI orange lands In Florida. Address LAND, Re
publican OllGc. 0.5
TINO pURCHASE-SMALL LOIS AND HOUSES.
Il west Of NOrth Capitol st. or near East Capitol ST.
Address j. - b., Republican Ohcc. b.4
7 or, NOT LESS THAN 30 Fr. FRONT BET.
Il Let and 9th ste. and l. VI. and Io DrOit Park.
Address stating price, p. o. Box 253. o.3
A Ill WISHING INSTRUCTIONS, ARCHT-
IN lecture, Engineering, Mathematics, Practical
and Mechanical Drawing, &C., TO call and arrange
now at Office, 90 Il 81. NJ W.; terms, reasonable.
5.4
VoUNG MEN TO GO TO TEXAS TO LEARN
a stock rnlsng fine saddle horses to ride, plenty
of game delightful Climate those with temperate
habits, energy, and other requisites can make 100000
in six years For further particulars address, nclos
ing two 2-cent stamps, MANAGEk Don Carlos
Ranch, Leon Springs, Bexar county. Texas.
L
National Republican., 1884-03-03

Rs- Advertisements under he heads of Wants, For
Rent, For safe, Boarding, Lot and Found, and
Personal, Of three lines or Tess, eighteen Tong tr0rd
cents. business cards not included IN these rats.
National Republican., 1884-03-03
WsNttnl.

TENO WHOM IT MAY COST lEl;N-FAlNLISS
/ labor in ull Dl~u, wh'ra dgslruI-A physician M
VINO jon many years hyH made lUr class ui t,.,h "a
specially, promises immunity nom HuNt'gA nE "a
years with absolute success A. lhlr unluv mHua
hunurlln buHWu.-, NON. uu. uaEl"a,s OF lIri nlnH5
,a,irr.i Iflr al frtn,r Tlri'r.u.- ur for purpose
decentralization, which Nll e. lguH. gHdr aE Lock BpN
.aIl Iijg loalDur,, .lE.l glass gt,y references,
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vYEALril Is WEALl!L
! ~ - q mn..l-. N,L.aun ANn rnA1n

6R u. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific Iur IlEst.r'h hlftiu.tb
loss OF N N.mory, Spnrmator Atcl, lnnu.'nN, luNpl-
untary Eui,s.Ols, Premature uld Agr ullarl 10y
OyDI-rNurtl0u aulI abuse ur uguIrH..g. .ucH, H.InA
leads to misery, decay yutdnH.n. oN' 'nN N.O "irf
recent uln..s, itlnh box uuHluut unu muHtUa o.. A
mont ono dollar buN, or aE hONu, tor So, nCHt by
mail prepaid, ON receipt %. p.'v. We Hntrun"n"OI
bUN't 10 UN'H any cas-, WIN tlrn ufNNI ItNnNN' .F
us for Six boxes, accompanied with - wn wiz rrUi
the nlrrnn,or our wrl,tnn ruN1ut'c 30 rnluru the
autons ts,nndhy nloEl ~ ChumN Nini" aau P.up.
s,.g.U.u ..vuUNU, Washington, d. t.r #Hut,hlH ..tI
rn,a,'ugouls, urIeIa Dy mail wall ruavNv prompt a..
tcuuUu
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The Womun's Aid Of the Lincoln Memo-
al

The Womau's Missionary and Aid society
of tho Lincoln Memorial church will give O
grand social at the church on next Friday.
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knglness onrOs.
gTtoncn 10 Eoaw.

n gONIN TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATruE
M lowest rates, pANENAOWER & son, 1876
Il 81 n, W, noLS-N
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prrsunaG.


A PRACTICAL SHORTHAND REPORTER
Addrc., SrENOGRAPHER, Republican Office
S.d -n BUYS 4 GLOVE FITTING SILK
,Dfs OO hat; avenue price So; fine Fedora"
hat, ~; tie best 81 Derby hat in town. HILL
YARDS, T'h ST., next TO y. mais.;it
Y AIDES. ATTENTION.-IF YOU ARE LOOK
Il 4 Ing for an acceptable birthday or anniversary
present, get the Scalskin Cigars. They contain only
pure tobacco aud cause great Joy to settle upon we
soul Orthe smoker. Druggists Keep them, le50,bt
A PROFESSOR or LANGUAGES AND HIGH
IA mathematics would give lessons In nice family
for board aud lodging; highest references Address
). r., Republican once, te&b'N'
CSTUDIO FOR FREE HAND DRAWING AND
- painting lady from New York city, Of COM
pettnt qualifications will tnke n few pupils, Paint
Washington Art Company, o3j Il st., where samples
OF wurk may be seem fe206t
vbvo AlEN--WEAK AND UNDEVELOPED
L parts of the body enlarged nnd inyig0rHlpd. Ad'
dross lor particulars ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo,
LADlEs may develop the bust by simple self
Treatment, Write for seal II circular uud treo ad-
vice 10 D .IIiE NJ EDlCAL Co, Buiaiu, y, y. .
Ihpir list Ofrrierences Is gc ana the business OF
est nUuhDr that tho most skyplicl must be con-
vmcrd,-Provldehce sunday Dispatch.
DEIIABLE AND SKILLED DETECTIVES
vOrcc, black mail, and other confidential cases At
Tended % promptly. All business strictly private.
Hsuesl reference for capacity nni INTEGRITY. ,Corra,
spoudcus everywhnre. National Dnt"cLiyo Agency
and Bureau ofGcnerM Information, Ujl st., rooms
a, o. and H. Established 1870. "
JAMES r. CUNNINdTtANL
Manager.
DRor. slTELpON'S DANCING ACADEMY,
L 1904 81. ~. %.-Nu hc lates, dances taught;
Classlb ON Iraslgy Thursdays, Anl SaIuruuya. To-
uniops luesd.|s ant s.llrlayi.
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for Bcul---R Rooms.


Tn- 1sru Sr n. w.-UNFURNGSHEn,
/ IOI parlor n1or, 2 communicating rooms;
heat nnd gas; hay window nOnti terms moderate.
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Amnstmtnts.
NXTioNA1 THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER.
MR. rEgs E2gSsR4 fES e. on ys M'fs a2AE 2ql # FERRY
Under tho bGIrScon Sf %f ,iR Mr. HERSAhT T. ABBEY
Special Notlcc.,purins this engagement the cur
This }M$$S5$'Y63 $S,%'y 6.i3y;; EyES{Ng Fs1 MARcHa'
Arranged and Adapted p, Dl,9q noqe!caat
LOUIS X1 1....n.............-....MR. HEN"E IRVING
ppke de- Mr Terris
iacqtes Il wSnbam
6iSSsSSSH 6iSsSH 49, - r5, IEssrs rSsrS
Francois de l'nulo ,......,',' lr r. Mead
thfnlh4l y ''''''ss'n T. iicmSley
Snt 'e DftuN LCu,shcir
tlouuglr glr...,., lSnda
ihc Count dc Marion
Mhicnl '''"''"'@ ~ nr m @ nter
oniccr ofthc joyai Guard ......Mr Hsrwood
kings :; Mr. Siihord
Mnre..,'.., MISS Mlllward
Payne
ruEsTP1Ai5Ybb T1i ! Ybb9ttg MAtRoH4
MATTHIAS thls original paru, =, ,,,,,-,,,, ,r,,,>,o
Amer which r crowloNS Mr. tdmcSy mESEiH X IsXING Rcs
,on,corTgit3 BELLEs 'sIGNTit4iGiliiSM% ,nv,va
b2TiT2H mED9 9.....a IS Ihif Ellen FERRY
wEDNEspAY, MARCH .,
HAMLET .......,.,...........N " ". HENRY IRVING
OPHELlA.,.,...a....".... Mtss ELLEN TERRY
THURSDAY, MARCIt @,
THE MERCHANT Of VENtCE.
SItSILot x HtNltG iHxbSH
FRIDAY EVENING and SATuRpAYMATGNEE,
ShHkspcnro's Comedy,
Mucn ADo ABOUT NoCIiIiNg, :, ,,r,,,,,,,
! HFNFDICk ...............-.....MR HENRY IRVING
bEAlltlCl"''''.'''.''''''"'' ELLEN lEhhh
SATURDAY NGGHT-Forcwcn Performance.
NEXT Week.-Mrs. MAUD GRANGER
FoEDs' wfNDnAM'
/ Mr. Ford bcss to announce that, IN consequence OF
/ their Great Success, u Second Week Of
MR.. CHARLES wNNDHAM
And his Company from trc Criterion 1heater,
! London.
! Monday and Tuesday,
COIY COUPLE
And sardou's successful Comedy,
BUTTERFLY FEVER
wednesday aud Thursday,
/ DELICATE GROUND
HERE E'S II CAT?
Mr.. wyndham appearing In Every Play.
wYNDHANf MATINEE SATURDAY.
Monday Nevt............YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP
Madison square lhnMer company
rTNHEArRE CoNiIQUE.
CROWDED NIGHTLY.
Everything New, Brilliant, and Sparkling for the
week commencing
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DINING ROOMS
olo Z STREET Nowuwrsr
rlnN.-,.-n L---- !

rUUNia-I.n u.n..H
'''Tl'N. .an r@1"' r.@. l.. .. )
wa, pn, iHr~ "r "r ". ..r '..-''
l.."H 'W N.a.. go 81. ... .' f..'. .' ..'. .''''
!4.ly, npu... I.... .u. ....r ....... .....
3.a.un Gey, +.
= yuSry QD UltF .N nIf' T.H' ';
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A Il A SACRIFICE-THAT BEAUTIFUL 10
N. room house, modern improvements; w; cor.
Maple (r ST. and HRrewoOd avs, lie Drolt Park;
terms. II 900 cash, balance ON time. Inquire room
o. st. Cloud building. S-ir26-tf
National Republican., 1884-03-03

CouPE-PoLE AND SHAFTS; EXTRA Sc ATi
- leather lining In good order; price, $500 Also
u sound scrvicoabc Horse; will travel single or
double; good action; Sl3O. inquire AT DOwney's sta
Bile, j. street, for j Ohm DOLAN COaChman.
S-frb91-imW.Bt
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For Salr.

A T GREAT BARGAINS, ON EASY TERMS
Several first class church and pnrlOr organs and
meodeons that have been used. To be seen At q. l..
WILD II BROS Music store, 100 9Th st. N. w.
National Republican., 1884-03-03

TINHE GREATEST BA RGAIN EVER OFFERED.
i A new D room cottage on tine avenue AT Ivy
City; beautifully located near steam and horse cars,
large garden ana poultry lot S3Nl3O; only tl25O;
III once II YOU want II. ALONZo a. MARR, l2l2la
4 81. n. W. S-tf
A LARGE STOCK or NEW AND SECOND
"A hand fall and winter carriages at reasonable
prices makes speciality of second hand coupeleis
and lRuduules for private use irOm best northern
builders ut nom third 10 halfOrlgnnl cost, Al work
sold warranted TO he uS represented. ROBERT ii.
GRAHAM, Repository and factory, 4lO-4l6 9Th
st. Repairing promptly attended 70. S-u
National Republican., 1884-03-03

VERY CIEAP-PATENr OFFICE REPORTS
Y (mcChaniCllD from lSi7 to 1871, inclusive, COM
prlslng % volumes; also Pacific Railroad Reports.
At hnOkstOrC. l2NR I'll 81. n w. h3
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poaotng

gNuTHs, sos l Hg. Is. W.--rlRSr CLASS
- ul1g board and well furnished rooms 40 ron~rm-
p6IrTatp- InUu.nu rnu,r,, urW 1 line. ul cur1j iur
THguirr Dr tmna.n'. wl".'m'
GIlSTrE HOUSE. Irr AH,u ! Srs y. W,
Z E.f-I r.t-. .u." .Dsrl au' 3. "-,ru'uHht rwvg4'
.tf, rates. location U.HI'In, NHHH' HV' "y'tS H. fl3o,
und III 30, uo liquors. W. ~. Nah LOlI, Frupr
NtltHI
yVEED ". LNANs'
National Republican., 1884-03-03

A HYATTSVILLE, MD, CHOICE BUILDING
IA lots at $3.50, $500 $500 &c; large frontage and
near station also house of rooms, large lot, with
trees, 700 Other property for sle llyattsyille
r. II. COmmutntOu fare about IL cents per day,
over 20 trains stop daily. RICHARD =, EVANS
Attorney, rooms 80 and .. GuutOn Bulldlng OppO-
site City Hall. S-3
National Republican., 1884-03-03

CtMALL HOUSE ON ST. N. W.; o PER CENT.
- net; also new houses northwest and Capitol Hin;
monthly payments. WALTER L. WRIGHT, st.
ClOnl HnIlling. So
National Republican., 1884-03-03

A THREE STORY BRICK, 10 ROOMS; WELL
IA located northwest; water and gas; in complete
order; lot 900 square feet; rented to first class
tenant and pays interest on 10000; terms very
easy. Address BOX 7B, star Office. S.fe2Otf
National Republican., 1884-03-03

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EAST
IA Capitol ST.; 20 fl. 3 in by 1913 IT,. north side of
street; terms reasonable. Apply ut lOO6 g: N.
w; room No. IL 50
National Republican., 1884-03-03

nn- NJ Sr. n. w.-N1CELY FURNISHED
J(BO rooms, en- sultei southern exposure; !Vrs
National Republican., 1884-03-03

DESIRABLE HOUSE, q ROOMS, HALL AND
cellar, utrOhes gas, water, front and side porch,
Gre side yard choice grapeyines, rose and currnnt
bushes, and other shrubbcryi $50 per month. 1llO
boundary street northwest. ga
VF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
4 Trade City or County Propertr, come and see the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange of
WILLIAM II. MAIN IL BROTHER, ST. Charles
Hotel, cor Third st. and Pa. av. n. w. mhlO-u
National Republican., 1884-03-03

A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON 1lTH. BET. N AND
"A Osts. N W, 20 feet front by 100 feet deep, i'm
proved by two frame houses, will be sold very cheap
ifsold inmedIately; Apply a. s. CAfWOoD, corner
9th and X sts. n. W. 80
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

| will offer special bargains In this week
Call, aud DC convinced at S. MAYERs.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

Upon II visit yesterday TO the spenlid en-
porium OF l.. Wolfson, corner Commerce ard
Accpuia streets, we were invited by the gem
ial and courteous proprietor to inspect his
new stock of furniture, not only the beautiful
samples on the first floor, but the extensive,
varied and elegant stock upon the second
floor, consisting Of everything In house and
cfiice furniture and upholstery, occupying the
entire floor, AMI making us wish we had lust
completed nm elegant mansion and were about
to furnish IL From cellar to attic" and move
in. There We saw fun sets and pieces OF all
grnfcs and prices. In walnut and ash, plain,
polished, paneltd, etc. and all in the lutest
and most attractive styles. Among them may
he mentioned phrlOr scta In silk. red and
green req, and la hair CLOTH; tables and stands,
with and without marble tops; mirrors, long
and shott; whAtnOts, book G tses, panel piutur-
Ing, wall brNckets shelves mud pockets, must
cal stands fancy carpet chairs and rockers;
rattan chairs, Turkish rugs, mats, window
curnlccs, shades curtain poles, fringe s. tassels
gimp md cord, ptrlor dt-sks; office desks,
standing and sitting; revolving chairs. hat
racks, wardrobes, oilclOths, hemp carpets
straw mating, carpets OF all kinds and grades,
folding cots, mattresses aud pillows; children's
b"d'tends, patent cradles and carriages, wire
safes, bureaus and cornmodes with and with
out marble tops, and u full assortment of
chamber furniture In general.
Upon expressing surprise at the low prices
given US, Mr.. Wolison explained that as he
owns the building aud Ia free from high rents,
buys for cash, at discount figures, and sells
for cash. making no losses, he Ia enabled TO sell
az pc Ices that defy competltlon and satisfy
purchasers. 3.b-It
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

1t is wonder to many, though never
theless fact, that children habitually
destroy most things that come in their
way, and eat and taste anything which
appears in the least probable to their
tastes. Very often these traits are at
tended with serious results, even some
times resulting in death. Last night
one of Mr.. Sam Bells children drank
coal oil, and consequently was taken
seriously i'll. The child, however, is do
ing well this morning, much to its
parents delight.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

Mr.. L. i. Lafrentz, editor and proprl-
etor of the Germany Beobaohter, has
had bad luck with his last partner, Mr..
II. Selmseil, who went out collecting the
other day with anumber of unpaid news
paper bills, and who forgot to come
back. He has been traced as far as Gal
weston, where he has probably skipped
for other parts. 1t seems Mr.. Selmseil is
not too new to this kind of thing, as it is
his proud boast that he left Germany in
much the same manner.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05
LIGHT FLASHES.


What the Reporters Learned on Their Tour
Through the City.
Trees are being planted in Madison
square.
Lent has put an end TO several balls
and other festivities.
The children's mask ball at the Ca
sine has been postponed until further
notice.
Colonel IIord is making prepara-
tions to build a residence on San Pedro
avenue.
Professor lIalbedl's house was
entered two days ago. Some brandy,
clothing and a little money was taken.
Mr.. John Reynolds, apopular young
collector Of our city, IL reported rs the
last missing man.
Billie Roach, the book-keeper for l..
Frank, was the lucky man in the rattle
for the gold watch and chain.
The costume hop of the Casino So
ciety will take place on next Saturday
night, March 9, for members and their
guests (strangers) only.
Eugene Boutwell,, son of DIR.
Boutwell,, poisoned his thumb while
exhuming a body day before yesterday.
Fortunately the poisoning was arrested
before any material harm could be done.
See the notice of Madame Singh, to
be found elsewhere. This lady promises
almost the gift of second sight, and her
revelations are marvellous and wonder
full, and reveal much regarding the
future. She is at the Menger.
Some of the members of the Turn
Verein are very indignant with the
Express for having implied that the dis
turbance which took place on Sunday
night was participated in by Turn
Nerein members
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

Two or three days ago the County
Commissioners laid down drain from
the county Jail to the San Pedro creek,
passing it through the property of Mr..
Grandjean without his permission. On
discovering the above work going on
Mr.. Grandjean went down and stopped
the Mexicans from working. Next
morning, however, he found the work
completed, and feels great indignation,
which will very probably produce a suit
against the county.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howard, the
parents Of Manager Thomas w. Howard,
of Turner Opera house, and Mrs. NJ. +.
Hockett, celebrated their golden we'd
ding yesterday at their residence, No.
203 Bowie street. The LIGHT was re-
membered by basket of dainties, and
with their host of friends join in wishing
them continuance of the blessings of
this life and peace and prosperity with
out end.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05
TeLEGRAPHlC MARKET REPORT.

Reported Specially for the Light by S. S. Floyd
4 Co., Brokers.
NEW YORK. March o. Cotton-spois. quiet
and steady; midland, 10 lJ-l6c sales, 43j bales.
NEW YoRK, March B. Cotton futures, very
dull; March I0g2 bid; April 10 80 1895: May
1llGDll.i2; June ii.23lb'1.25; sales. 1870 bacf.
CHICAGO, March 5-wbeat, steady at gTIAc.
Corr STEADY at 5GJzc. Mess Pork steady at
sl775. Ldrd-steady at $3.50.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5-Cotton- spots,
quiot midland 10 / 16c; sales 800 balcs. Futures
quiet: March 10 a. bid; April 1850 l0.59; May
l0.TQl0.Ts; June l0gi61l0V5; July ll.l0lgll.l2;
August li.lf@li.ip; september 1860 60;
October O.3i0D l031; November l0.@5f1l0.2T; be-
oember I02GiDl020 Sales 1890 bales.
LIVERPOOL. March .. -Cotton--stcady; up-
laudH, ga p|ncc; Orleans, pence; sales 10000
bales; speculation and export, 200 hales; re-
ceipts, $500 bales, all American. Futures -
l.Gl pence higher
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

This reporter yesterday was shown a
clever piece Of work in art, In the form
of fine crayon drawing, of our popular
street car builder and Second ward Al
derman, Colonel A. Belknap. The work
has been executed by Mr.. j. II. wisner,
young artist Of st. Louis, who has
made this profession study for years,
purely from the love Of 1t. He evinces
great talent, and certainly better
crayon of the Colonel il not in the city.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

Stand alone upon their merits as artists
and MS presenting the funniest ofretined,
consequently acceptable, fun. The piece
abounds in the most ridiculous situations.
wit and hunor. Seats are selling rapid
ly, and, Notwithstanding Minnie Hanks
appearance at the Casino, will play TO II
large house. The indications are that
good house will greet this famous com
edy company at Turner opera house to-
night
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

Acknowledged to be the greatest clairvoynnt
Of the age, since September 30, has received
over SO Letters from some of the leading citi-
z. MS OF San Antonio, urging her to visit TINS
city. IL response thereto she brgs to inform
the public that she has arrived and can he
found at tho Menger hotel, room lO8, where
she can be CONSULTED on business losses. cue
mics, law suits, absent friends, love, marriage
and 1cRth, One great feature ia Madame
Sinyh's success Is that she insures satisfaction
10 pll who c,,li upon her, or refuses pay for the
CGnsultHt ipu. Hours from VA. N. to y y IN.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

A case has been filed in Justice Adams
court by Mr.. John Copeland, attorney
for Mr.. Ludwig Mahncke, versus some
members Of the Executive committee of
the Volksfest, for money due to the plain
till on wines, liquors and other refresh
ments served by him at the garden dur
ing the Volksfest.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

While the jury were out in the case of
Marks & Kempner VS.. Goldfrank, Frank
u Co., a suit for breach of an alleged ver-
bal contract, arguments against the ex-
ceptions in the answers of the defendant
in the case of +. c. Tatum VS.. the same
defendants were heard by Judge Noonan.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

The San Antonio Water Works COM
pany have removed their repair and
supply shop from Houston street to their
new office on Main and San Pedro ave-
nues and Romano streets. The new
office is in every way fine building and
n credit TO the owners,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

Lula b. Killough, aged 81 years. died
on the Sd from phthisis pulmonalis.
II. Joseph, aged six years, died on the
18th Of tuberculosis of the lungs.
Antonio Gallua, aged 80 years, died on
the 18th from phthisis pulmonals.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

j. F. Bramer, lumber dwelling, 25x35,
east side Austin street; $50.
Dan Keegan, lumber addition to dwell
ing, l4xlS, west side Austin street; S75.
Otto Keller, lumber dwelling, lsx2i,
west side Laredo street; $500.
j. Justi, lumber dwelling 2Gx2i, south
side North street; 800.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-05

IL you wish 10 see the finest and largest dis
play Of watches, diamonds and Jcwelry don't
fail to call on l.. RuuNnnt. ga Commerce
street, near Mum plaza. Keeps also u large
stock of Brazilian Pebble mcdicaiel and
other kinds of spectaclvs. MIR. kouvant
IL undcrsold by no one and satisfac-
iiOn AZ guaranteed In every particular. MIR.
ROuvHnt IL II practical workman and gives his
personal attention to the repairing OF tine
aud complicated watches. BE sure and call on
him al 21I Commerce street. 2-lb-tf