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National Republican., 1884-10-24
WANTED-HOUSES.

DYA SMALL FAMILY, 9 IN NUMBER
ID furnished house. with modern improve
ments, situated in " w. portion of city. Ad.
dress ZERO, Republican ONCE. 3-oc3-f
National Republican., 1884-10-24
NyTANrED-
FOR .RENT-HOUSE ES.

1904 X ST.-FURNISHED HAND
IOOf somcly; house contains IL rooms
aud oath rooms, with modern improvements;
immediate possession given. JAS. O. SPRlGG,
1924 y. Y. ave. 6-25
National Republican., 1884-10-24

11OS Iiru ST OPPOSITE THE FORT
II l. <aO land--ucsifahle mfuishf-i faslIust
with table boardi references erchanrcl F2h
National Republican., 1884-10-24
SrENgERIAN RgsINEss ooLLFoE coa-
~ HENRY c. SPENCER.


uNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLA E TO
i learn drawing and painting i at the M
tlonal Academy OF Fine ArtA, 18th At and y, N.
Av. Years OF study saved Receptions free
Wednesday evenings at \ o clock. sel-f
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
shawIetteA

The most popular wrap which we have this season. said the head sales woman of che of our largest esfahli5h- ments 10 g reporter of fss Boston Gic5e is the little shawIette-
 She opened several large and deep drawers as she spoke. and displayed scores of the articles in question. all black. but varying greatly in materials and dee0ration-siik. crape de chine. cloth. cashmere, floss and silk emur9i- dery, iet beads, etc, variously entered into their composition.
 There is something very pleasing about the sat of these wraps. she ad- ded, laying one across her own slender shoulders as she spoke, and turning around to give her admiring spectator view of tiie charming effect s.You see this cloth is made for this especial purpose. and that is why they it so gracefully about the shoulders. You might cut something of shis shape out of cloth. but it wouldn't be She same thing at all. for these you sec are woY- en peculiarly and al in one piece.
 Why. that is very interestingi- Where are they nlade2
 Somewhere across the water, in Ger many, I believe"
 "What is the price of those little shawls2''
 We have them all the way from & to s40. Here's 3 new style with these lustreless mourning beads that is very handsome. These are S15.
 That embroidery is verB fine. suppose these arc machine work, are they Bot?''
 '0h, no; they arc all done Dy hand. Just look at the wtoag side and yoa will see.
 .'But how. then. can 1t be sold so cheap?n
 ''Oh, it's al nunnery work, and the poor things are glad tU do it for very little pay, just to be occupied. Ne have very dTou little notcs from the sisters about 1t sometimes. for we deal direct y with them.
 By the wny, fhosc little ahawls make lovely oysrdresses. because they drape so gracefully. Take this cash mere. for instance. wilh is beautiful and heavy sili-knotted fringe; just see how pretty this would look over 6 black silk skirt h fact. they can be used for 3 variety of things and they never wear out
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
A sIeslean Trase.ls or I.ong Ago.


 High HD in a canyon. about 60 miles from Monterey. the traveller on tho ferro carril sees the ruins of an aneient '.casa, whose crumbling walls are usuallT Kistaken for ono of tho numer~ eus for.iications left in Gen. Iayler's wake. Bet this ghossiy place has . sadder history. h was the scene of 9 midnight tragedy. the actors of which If stories be true-siin prowl about the premises. though their bodies have been dust for hundred years. The history. in brief. is :his: 4 high-spirit- ed Spaniard lived there, who inherited all the jealousy. suspicion, and bad blood of his race. His beautiful wife discarded another suiEor to marry him. and the tilted lover determined on revenge. He elacted the part of iago.
 d caused Othsllo's ear to bc filled
 ;th cunning fales of his own inven.
 son. Jealousy once reused in southern blood knows no bounds but death. The infuriated husband carefully devised his plans, feigned business in Mon terey, but caused fleet horses 10 be stationed every few miles along the road. During the silent watches of the night he returned. murdered his wife in her bed, and by dint of hard riding accomplished the 169 miles be- fore daylight Being found in Monterey in the morning. nobody sIs- pectod him of the crime tiii long after ward. discovering the plot and his wife s innocence, he plunged his dag ger into the enemy's heart and then into his own The orphaned children were taken to Saltiilo snd cared for by the church, and the descendants of the actors in this .o'er-irne tale to-day represents one of the most prominent families in Coihuila- The deserted casa siill stands as 9 monument to the poor Desdemona. and She gentuSesome who have visited it assert that Q woman in whiteH may De seen duitering about the moidy halls in the moonlight.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
An Early wrising-Paper.

Many centuries before Christ, Numa Jeff writings upon the papyrus. whence cur name, paper. Is derived. This plant, which was fevered as sacred by Ihe cid Egyptians. grows ahundantly in shallow streams and marshes in up- per Egypt and Syria. Bruce found it growing in the River Jordan, and no,:eed 8 curious fact. that it always presented tlle sharp. angular side of it's pear-shaped siem 10 the swift cur rent The stem IS eight or ten feet high. two inches in diameter. and crowned ws.h a fringe of hair-like leaves. which circle a blossom Of slender spikeletS. Beneath the brown sheath Rhicis envelops the root-stalk Of this dark-green plant lie ether sheathes winch are very transparent These, when split into thin leaves and dried in The sun. were glued together, and formed the roll of papyrus, on which zaaDy oI the ancient writings have come down 10 us. This paper was both flexible angi durable Specimens from Pompeii can be seen in the museum at Naples. In the fifth century papyrus paper. of which many varieties existed, was largely manufactured at Alexandria, and ranked high. in the commerce of nations. Its use continued until about seven or eig..t centuries ago--F,roR .Papsr. Is 0rsgin and History" bg GEns E. Boiton, sB S. AicaosaS for Azs,ltss
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
4 oaeer D.sease


 Attention has lately been drawn to q disease met iR Si0eria. known to the Russians by the name of ..Aliryachit- '' The person infected seems compelled to initiate anything he hears or sees, and an interesting account is given of Q steward, who was reduced to 9 per feet state of misery by his inability to avoid initiating everything he heard or saw. One day the captain Of the steamer, running up to him, suddenly clasping his hands at the same time. accidentally slipped, and fell hard on the deck. Withtiut having been toached, the stewart instantly clapped his hands and shouted; then, in help less imitation, he too fell as hard and almost precisely in the same manner and position as the captain. This disease has been met with in Java. where it is known as '.Lata h the case of Q female servant who had the same irresistible tendency 10 initiate, one day at dessert her mistress. wish ing to exhibit this peculiarity. and catching the woman's eve suddenly reached across the table. and, seizing large French plum. made pretense 10 swallow it whole. The woman rushed at the d.sh and put 3 plum in her mouth. and, after severe choking and aemi-asphyxia. succeeded in swallow ing #. but her mistress never tried the experiment again.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15


 Inc conduct of the somnambulist Hrinr with her uncle near Montreal exciies much attention. One evening recently. when she was found walking in her sleep. 0 gentleman, procuring pen and paper. requested her to write a letter. She obeyed mechanically. and. i ting down. wrote 8 note to an absent friend, correct in every respect, although her eres at the same time were closed. q singular fact was that fhe writing throughout was excellent, tlle words being written precisely aIang ihe lines. Al times she couveTses while in this state quite freely and correctly. Recently, though exhibiting the same symptoms. she has kept her cyes open, which. however, only give a vacant stare On one occasion. while starting cut for drive. sne became un- conscious, and the next moment re- FlYed, onlF to be found in her old state. She was asked to drive. and, st the bidding of a friend. took fhe reins. 0n returning home she became herself seain. and. wHen acquainted with her sfsange aclions. fGst greatly surprised. Thg young ladv is about Is years of age.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15

Al tcountl,ymaG went into S saloon for Q lunch tho other day. and while be was swallowing the feed he heard tho telephone bell ring. and the bartender went to ths telephone and began to converse with somebody in load voice in tie German language. The coun- trynaau opened bis mouth wide and them turned to Q city genfiman at the same table and said: That's the first Dateh telephone I ever heard. The city gentleman said he had one in bis house that Ckinaman could talk through aR'f the countryman was par alyz.sd. .-Peck's SnB.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
DEaEAaEs OF MAN.
DR. ALLEN.
To Capital Seeking Investment.

F OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER 1 est in the two copper claims. with large amount of higb grade copper ore in sight. Plenty of wood and water or the claims. l wani S35030 te buy 0utStandiug interests, develop claims and put them in bullion producing condition l will repay this s35,g00 ont ef the first copper produced. leaving you with one-half interest in two good, developed claims, with good Tedue- ton works on property. You can secure yourself hy deeds Co claims and all inn nrovemenfS until money is paid back. then divide property and go ahead.
 Who wants to investigate this in good faifh
 Gall on or address JOHN D. BURGESS. Dunlap Post0llice, Graham County. Arizo- na. via Forl Grant. sept e-1f
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15

One who wll recognize me when am compelled to wear patched breech- es; who will take me by she hand when ] am sliding down hill instead of giving me 6 kick to hasten nay de- scent; who will loan me . dollar without requiring $20 worth of se- curity; wno wiii come to see me when ana sick; wko Fili pull oE his coat and fight for ne when fhe odds are iwo 10 ono; who will talk of rae behind my back as he talks 10 n1g face Snch 3 friend is wanted by ten thousand times ten thousand human beings tDroughout this broad earth. .-San Krancisco Ae1os Letter.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
An Ineident q soeIaI I.ife in aTesioo.

IIF I1
 First Signoriaa- Let's have our partv start ai 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Second signlorita-s.I fear 10 o'clock will be little foo early. Inc young gentleman can't get here. 7
 s'iFhy n0tg''
 ssIhere is 10 De smother reycluss5n at half-pasf g and. of eourHc. tlie9 will ba ia the field
 ssTrne, ! forgot that But what sonr shall we iixf
 Say half past 19 # VIII bs over by tast time. - Fhiadelf fsa Calt
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
pr. MIN TIE,
SPECIALIST AND GRADVATK. Nc Ia. .szcarng st. San Francisco, Cal Treats all Chronic. Special and Private
 Diseases with Wonderful Success.
The Great EngIish Renaeay-

lsa Hefer-faiisng cart for Kerr ous debility szhsust
 ed vitality. Seminal s-asss ness. Spernatcrrhn, Lesx
 a ASHooD Iiapotenct
 Paralysis Prestatorrhasd and ail tiss terrible 1recis of scli-abasc yt.as6fElIol lies, and excesses in na- trrer years-such az loss of memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal emissions. aTef-
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15

Lieufenani GreeiF. who was rescued hy Commander Sehiey. is about forty yeets q age. He Is not graduate of ;ay of see maitary academies Flo served through lhe war as 3 private in the FedeFal army
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
'.eiIaa News p,r the Unrortunate.1

ENTfF4Es wanted for 9he Lives A4E11l< ' - 0f all the Presidents of fhe D. c The largest. hapdsomess best book ever sold for less then twice our price. The astest selling book In America. I'm ncnSe profits fo agents. Ail intelligent 0eo1Ee want t. Any one cau become stcft ssfui ageiif. Terms hee. htf5f1T bpok Co. Portland Aaine Gecl5 Y
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
BEasonics

RegulaF eomuHnicatIoH sl White Noun ta.n Iodeo No. ;, g. E.. & A. M meets IhurHd1y,s on or succeeding each n1ll Moon. Spi0ufrlng Brethren in good stand. ing cordialiS invited
 By order of fhe V, i
 x H. COOK, aug 1ffi Secfst4sg
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15

NAT T for tlie working class. Send
 Ng4FR1 10 cents for postage, and We will mail you fres royal valuable box of sample goods that viii put y0u in the way or making more nlontT in 6 few days than you ever thought possible at any business Capital not required will start yog- Iouean work al the time or in spare time only The work is universally adapted to both sexes. y0nng snd aisl. You can easily earn from 90 rents t0 S5 every evening- ness. we make this unDaraiEelea osFer:: to ali who are not well satisfied ve will send Sl to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full particulars. directions. ete-- sent Free. Fortunes wit be nsatle by those v'h0 give iheif wbols tiue to the work. Great sue cess ahS4iuiely sure. Don't deiay. Saft nos 8ddfcss SfISseS E 0. FoiaHsi Aifine. sicc.s5
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15


 The Doctor rill agree to forfeit Sz.Oo0 ssz a case undertakcn net curefi Tho rgsCn so rzssyt can not set cured cf Neaknes and ihe atoFe diseases s Sith tFperesthla Hiitf requires special trratnlr1t- treatsnenf is lhe only cure fer FEnzT1-CE alEA P t 1Asnoos is rsstered and iEs laad q, .fase nosed back nom sge Co yaHtiA
 Price ofeither Hnyf@orator. SC Case cf slx battles s40 sent t5 any address coferFd se ctl-4lv from QtSerz atiCn-
 1sr- Afehis e 70 treat suceessiailseAs Hemgo- flt;T e.erv form cf 4 4r z e~ ftI 7>fT lC DISEASE without mercury or raseeus 6ruEs ff follow th3t otife orlinasF ueea tTcainent- F a. to ecrsfr4a f7e l-iiratareF lcse ear7ers Can sumption. Diabetes. Bsiehts DiscasSsSsanIty. etc Cures gQarenteed Disiss>es of the sgniiogrinars Eaus. ksfness Hrer ass tlaedcr specially treated DISEASES or goNES srtE1lsv rSz1.
 Qualified and xeSpoBsts le.-DF. I;sfiy k Co. eom kczoFE, gre organized ia cezsfiiancs Rfth California 1isdsal Law Dil5lcnaa procured ty rrgu- fer eoiese ccucatien and are nca In the nlaetsEEth year ef speeisl practice.
 3Iass powerful electric belts ises Co patlesfs
 3e fRc4E TIRE NoSrEfFI-1 Pos3G cf ths lSFIGo- EAi1A s1 peTTIz GIzEs Cz szST fEsE. Cshzrlta- ton free and private
 nis. LiEBlGs WONDERFUL GERMAN SyIco- kAIck E protected by copyright frslu Patent Qllse oi United states GofcranSnt Beware cf intatiens Call or address &.kEBzts DEssREESSKE.
 SO GcaFg Street, San fra1cisco, Cal FrSsee ErtTsuee, 4o5 8assm Street, icar bleeks up Geary Street irsm keaiSey, &ais Enssance through Dispensar3 rSuz Store. dec.-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
I. Q. Q. F.

Regular meeting ef Globe Lodge No. 6, I. Q. o- F.. on Monday night of each week Ht Masonic Hal
 Ali brothers h good ffanJirg are cordially invlfee. Jos. IHoNPsoN. A G.
 A. GRA1BoNi Sec'y.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15

 os FiSscn. Nesses a shs Head the s.tal Euid rzss- iEs unehSerted in 1he urine, and many ether dis cases that lesd to insanity and death.
 HE- Ml&TAEwlu agree toforieif FrvE HExpaED DOLLARS for case ai this Kind tke fTAL RESgCE A cure or Tor anything impure or inrious fc1l i,, i+ D B. MkAT3E treats ail private diseases suceeSs- fully without mercury Consultation Free Thorough examination ifnd advice includieg anair- sis of uriSe S5 sePree of YsFkL EzsIoR kftSs s 5o bottle, or four times the quantity, s5, sent tc ant sadreSs upon receipt ofprice ez C O. D secure fren ohservaticn and in prigess nalns E desirsi hl
 Az. NEE11E. R. D
 n kearney street san Francisco. Cai D1k. ENTITIES Kidney Remedy Ne. pnrcftcuEns cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Gouorrhfes Gleet IeucoTrhcea. Forsals by s druggists; Sf % bottle sx bottles for SS co DIR. MENT1ErS rzSudeffon Pills are ths best snd cheapest DxsEFT5c and BIItIoU cure in the market. For sale all druggists anls-t xa-SAMPLE BOTTLE, FREE Sent oa apploa Communications strictly confidential.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-15
DR. ALLYN


 ERIyATE DEsPEssARY. scs Kgarney sf- san Francisco. Cal EstabisSl,sd for the Scientific sad Speedy Cure of Chronic, Nervous and Special Dis eases.
 TIE EXPERT SPEeIALIST, nR ALLEN, As IS WELL sszzAsttsssyasT x Y Y EEs Ay a regular graduated Physician, edtca- ted at B0Wdoin College and University cf Michigan. He has deyOled lifetime to and is acknowledged O be the most expert Sur geon in his specially on the Pacific Coast
 YOUNG AIEN And middIe-aged men. who are suffering from the effects of Youthful IndiScreti0ns or fxcessPs in matErer years, AefvOsis and Physical Debility Impotence. Lost Man hood confusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversion Co society. despondencY, piHlpiss on the face. loss of energy and memory, frequency Of urinating- eie. Remember that by 3 com hinati0a of rfqcfa5le Fe0sdies of great cufa- tive power. the Doctor has SO arranged his treatment that it vii. not only afford imme- dlate relief but permanent cure
 HOSPITAL EXPERIENCES Having been surgeon in charge of tw5 leading hOspitalsl enables me t0 treat al private troubles with excellent results. l
  claim Co perform iInpossihiIities. or to have miraculous or Supernatural power. claim oniy Co ee a skillfnl and successful Plysi- elan and Surgeon, tser0gebiy Informed in my speciality
 DISEASES OF HAN. All applying to me viil receive my koa- sst epiHioa of their eompiaints-So expert menting. Twill guarantee pesaire eGfe in every ease l undertake, or forfeit sl.oe0: Consultation in ofilce or by letter FREE and strictly private. Charges reasonable. Thor ouE.i examination. including chemical and micrOscopical analysis of urine and advice, S5tu Call or address
 DB. ALLEN. z61S Kearney Street. San Francisco, Cal 0ifce hours, Co daily, s to 8 evening. Sundays 9 Co I2 only
 P.S- I have VEGETABLE COsR0Uxn. ! the fi.suis CT meng gtars of special practice and hard study. which under my special i advice has nerer .fafled Qf sscctss in the cure of LOsT MANHOOD, PBosTAToRRHEA, etc. 1
 Nov. S-d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-26
Dy Green & Wise, 8uctioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Under authority of y deed of trust from J. j..
Archer and Helen Archer his wife, dated the 10Th
day Of June 1881, of record in tho Corporation
Court 81 hi>xaadra. Va, and by request OF the
beneficiary named in the said deed, will sell 1t
public auction on the premises, on SATURDAY,
the DIST day oC June, 1881 at IL o'clock m, that
valuable and beautiful RESIDENCE ASDGs
LOT pf GROUND. on the southwest corncr E::i
OF Wolfe and Pitt streets, i'll the city Of AcSam-
dria Va bounded ard described rs follows: Be-
cinnin. on the south side of Wolfe street ut the
distance OF cnc hundred and twcnty-threc feet,
ii "a inches % feet D inches; east of ST. Asapll
street and running thence east with Wolfe street.
and binding herewith to Pitt street, thence
sull II with Pitt and binding Herewith one hun
tirci feet, li0Ol more or less TO i ten feet alley,
thence west with said alley and parallel to Wolfe
street eighty eight feet, seven inches (eS 10 its
intersection with the west line Of another ten feet
allCy, thence s.uth with this alley and parallel
to Pitt street scvcnty-siN feet seven inches (IoI
to the south line OF lot No. 1O2 in the plan of the
town of Alexandria, thence wesU parallel to Wolfe
street to point distant one hundred and twenty
three feet five inches. (123.5) east of st. Asaph
street, thence by 4 straight line to the beginning,
with the right of way over, and to the use of both
of said alleys above referred to, being the same
lot of grouit. which was conveyed by Margaret Is.
Daingcriicid 30 Theodore j. Packwool by deed
dated the seventh day of hay, 1870.
Also another LOT OF GROUND, beginning at
a point on the west side of Pitt street one hum
drcd and ten feet, (110) south of Wolfe street, and
ut the south line of u ten feet alley, thence south
with Pitt street fortyfour (14 feet, moro or less,
to the line Of Aliburn, formerly Fletcher's)
thence west eighty feet, (S0) more or less, to an
alley 7-12 feet wide, thence north with said alley
forty-four feet, (49 more less, to said ten feet
alIey thence east with said ten feet alley eighty
feet. 800 TO the beginning. The said lot of
ground is composed of three (') lots of ground
all duly of record, and WAS conveyed to the said
Packwood by deed. bearing date the ninth day Of
November, 1871, from Mary J. Anderson, VIM. G.
Black ard others, Deed Book 4, p. 465
Terms of Sale: Enough cash on the day OF sale
to pay onc-thrd OF the sum Of $4,000, with in
tcrcst from the Goth day of june 1883, to day
of sale and for the residue Of the purchase money,
the bonds OF the purchaser to be taken with good
security, payable in three equal instalmcnts at
six. twelve and eighteen months, with interest
from the day of sale the title to be retained until
all the purchase money is paid. Conveyancing at
the cost OF the purchaser.
my20-2awts PETER WISE trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-26
By 3. T. Lucas & Co., Auctloneers.

YI7HE UNDERSIGNED as executor of John X.
i Masters. deceased, trustee in deed OF trust
from ID. L. and s. +. Blackjack, dated January
18Th, 1856 ard recorded in liber i, No. 8, folio
1S9 will sell at public auction in front OF the
Fairfax street entrance 10 the Market building,
at IL o'clock IN. on SATURDAY, May ,, 1884,
the property conveyed by said deed, and bounded
and described rs follows to wit: A TEN EMENI
AND LOT or GROUND in the city OF AIexap-
dria. Va on the west side of Lee Formerly Water)
street. between Duke and Prince streets, begin
ming OF; the south side of a ten feet alley, being
125 feet more or less, to the south of Prince
street: thence south on Water street 81 feet Z
inches be the Same more less; thence with
that line and parallel to Prince street 12O feet .
inches. be the game more or less thence north Oh
that line parallel to Water street to the said alley:
thence east on the said alley % feet inches, b
the sane more or less, to the beginning
Terms Of sale: Ore-third cash and the residue
in three equal payments at six, twelve and
eighteen months from day Of sale; deferred pay
1lents to bear interest from day Of sale, the
purchaser TO give his bonds with approved securI-
" for the deferred payments, to pay all costs of
conveyancing and to have the privilege OF antici-
patrg the deferred payments; title to be retain
ed until the whole Of the purchase money IS paid.
LEONARD MARBURY,
ap:3-ti Executor of John Il. Masters, decd:
The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY
june Z at II o'clock IN. mSo-N s,