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National Republican., 1885-04-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.

sTIlsoN HuTcHIHs has gone to Fortress
Monroe for n brief stay
SECRETARY OF WAR EgpIcorT and wife re-
turned from Massachusetts last night and are
al the Arlington. tr..
Gov. JoHE MARTIN, OF Kansas and L.
H. Smith, a prominent citizen Of that state,
are at the Riggs House. .,.
Mr. AsHBY NJ. GOULD was yesterday nd,
mltted to the bar OF the District on report OF
the examining committee.
MRS. HUGH McCuLLoCH viii receive her
friends on Wednesday from 4 to o'clock,
her last reception before going 70 the country.
EX.PREsIDEST ARTHUR Is suffering from
malaria contracted in Florida, He has had a
second attack this season since he went 70
Fortress Monroe, the first occurring the end of
February.
MAJ. S, 8, ELDER, Of the I'd artillery, died at
Fortress Monroe yesterday morning His
death will result in tho promotion Of Capt
WIN. 81. Clair, OF the I'd artillery, TO bs major
Of the I'd artillery; First Lieut., w. A, Kobbc TO
be captain Of the I'd artillery, and Second
Lieut. &, r. soriVen 70 be first lieutenant.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

THE difference between the spoils
system and civil service reform, as prac-
tically defined by distinguished Mug
wumps is about this: Whom a Democratic
senator gets plase for friend it is "a
prostitution of a public trust to personal
uses;" whom two or three Mugwump
editors demand and receive an appoint
ment for their friend ii is "a triumph Of
reform over the corrupt practices OF the
spoilsmen"--
Strange such difference there should be
'TwiKt tweedle.dum and tweedle-deel
National Republican., 1885-04-07

A RURAL Democratic editor innocently
remarks that "tho President and Score.
taries Manning and Whitney will be able
TO fiE things so as To IN ke sure Of success
in the New York election this fall" Will
they, indeed2 Have they forgotten that
Mr., Cleveland owes his present position
to resentment on the part Of the people of
New York OF an alleged attempt to "6I
things" by the Arthur administration in
1852? But for the suspicion that the fed
eral administration was meddling in state
politics for the purpose Of fixing things
Mr.. Cleveland would not have made tho
gubornAtorial race in 1852 which gave
him the Presidential nomination in 1884.
This is lesson that neither President
Cleveland nor his wicked partners, Daniel
and william can afford to forget.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: Why Wash.
ington people should 20 to Baltimore or any
other city TO buy goods cannot understand.
| have a.largo family md wo hayo resided in
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington,
three " four years In each city since 1873. We
have been ablo 10 live much better on the
same fixed income in Washington than We did
In either Philadelphia or Baltimore. We fnd
the prices for most things lower, aud we do
not find disconrteous merchants or inattentive
clerks. -r-..,. RETIRED OFFICER
National Republican., 1885-04-07
nnnr.ron, MIs,Ionnrr Mork.

The State Department has received COM
munication from the United States consul at
Sierra Leone, dated Feb. q, announcing the
arrival there OF Dr. VIM. Taylor and company
on their way to st.. Paul de Loando. Another
10th Of February, forty in number, on their
way to L0ando, thence 10 the interior of
Africa, 10 meet party starting from the
eastern coast. Sixteen of these people are
children, and the consul expresses much
anxiety for their safety.
National Republican., 1885-04-07
Not James II. MArr's Son.

EDlToB NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,; II having
appeared in the Baltimore Sun OF the 9th in.
stant that Walter Mari, son Of Chief Clerk
Office" has been arrested for opening letters
received ~ the Washington postotiieo, lind II
necessary 70 state that the young man, Walter
Mari, referred to IL not my son nor relative.
Ny son. Mr. Walter 8. Mari has not been OIn.
ployod " thai 0tdee. tp1i- Jas. IL. MARI.@
National Republican., 1885-04-07

THE Boston Herald says: ut is the
purpose of Mr.. Cleveland to evolve re-
form party from the Democratic organi-
zation without causing revolution in
it." Medical scientists would tell good
DIR. Cleveland that his patient has reached
such an advanced age that the proposed
experiment-totald destruction Of the old
tissue and its replacement with new
growth-is rashly impraoticable.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

"FIDELITY to his friends has always
been one of Mr.. Hendricks strong traits"
remarks the nimble editor of little In
diana Democratic organ. Will the editor
ask the Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald what
he thinks of Mr.. Hendricks's Fidelity to
his friends" in the light of events which
occurred in Chicago last July?
National Republican., 1885-04-07

The issue Of standard silver dollars from the
mints during the week ended Saturday was
sl7Si9s The issue during tho corresponding
period OF last year was S33I, ,497.
Tho director Of the mint has computed the
value OF the Shanghai tael for custom house
purposes al $l,l7 b-lO. II was formerly fixed
at Sl.2l $40.
Jos Powell, assistant poHtmsste; at Marshall
Tenn, has been arrested and placed In jail on
d charge OF stealing letters.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

SIMPLE Justice to our Democratic
morning contemporary compels us to be-
lieve that, despite its mild denial, 1t is
an organ. Nothing less imperative than
solemn sense of the binding obligations
of an organ would induce our Democratic
morning contemporary to back up the ad-
ministration In Its demand for tho resig-
nation Of Miss Ada G. Sweet, United States
pension agent at Chicago.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,; In answer
to "a Merchant ] can say that was advised
TO try buying In Baltimore by friend, and
FIRST tried It about five years ago. As a result
can now go ~ Baltimore with $50 and buy es
much OF certain necessary goods for that sum
OF 1t. ThoTe are several stores In Washington
that have begun to sell at n reasonable prices,
aud as a natlirel result they havo large and
increasing trade, as they properly deserve.
A IlIEnK
National Republican., 1885-04-07
THE FARLToN PIANO RECITAL.
The Dine Museum.

Yesterday afternoon and night the Wilbur
Dramatic company-one Of the best on the
road-pressntod "under the Gasllght" at Bar
ton and Logan's Dime Museum before large
and delighted audiences, The scenery through
out was slriklngly fine, the railroad incident
particularly being given with a realism rare TO
behold. Mr.. Edwin Brown, Miss Stella willis
and the rest Of the company pleased all by
their unquestloned talent, and the variety
sketches. songs, and dances Interpreted be
tween the acts were amply immense, bring
Ing forth encore after encore. p" ... -
National Republican., 1885-04-07

"a WONDERFUL Improvement in Mi
croscopy" Is the theme of a recent letter
from Paris. We hope this wonderful
improvement will show up in Washing
ton at an early date, in order that the
reform" element of Democratic ad-
ministration may be fairly inspected.
National Republican., 1885-04-07
Patarf,millns Ernerlsnre.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: My wife does
not go on larks, but she did accompany a
couple Of ladies on shopping excursion to
Baltimore lately. took the trouble 10 com.
pare the prices paid BY all three, and found
that they equnled or exceeded what the same
goods could be bought here. PAr.RFAMILIAs.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

THE head of the Postofiice Department
it entirely right in his declaration Of a
purpose to require of all postmasters
personal. attention to the duties of their
respective Offices. There should bo no
allowance for clerk hire with view to
dignifed idleness on the part of the post
fnagter
National Republican., 1885-04-07

THE Now York World started upon the
fourth week of its campaign in behalf of
the statue Of Liberty with nearly $4,000
in the pedestal fund, and Editor Pulitzer
confidently hopes to raise the figures to
$4,000 BY next Saturday night.
National Republican., 1885-04-07
-
AMUSEM ENrS.
ALpAuen's enAyp OPERA HOUSE.

ALBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
full house greeted Haveriy's minstrels at
Albsughs last night, and the audience was
rewarded with q performance Of exceptional
merit The feature Of the programme was the
Craggs act, consisting of tho feats OF a family
of live. two apparently old men and three
sSs tic eVoaons S@ TsTe ss e syps so
most striking numbers was the formation of a
human pyramid reaching nearly 10 the flies.
which is seen to bend a. If about 70 fall, when
the component parts turn double Isomersaults,
and are seen bowling In row. The sketches
and songs were unusually good. even for this
famous troupe. The Jokes OF the end men wero
highly appreciated, and. were indeed almost
all fresh.
r FoRD's OPERA HOUSE,
The Loopolds six Of them, and all brothers,
amused and delighted u large audience att Ford' .
last night with 'rFrlvoilty,'' a new conceit,
combining all the absurdities Of a burlesque,
with some extraordinary acrobatic feats. Fun
and frolio. with agreeable musical features in
terspersed, form the staple OF the performance.
The hilarity Is hearty and continuous, but free
from anything that would offend the most
sensitive ear. The living statue act Is funny
to the last degree, while the zylophone sex
tette and the dish chorus are well worth hear.
ing aud seeing for here fun is interspersed
with music as oil through the piece.
THE IDEAL QuARTETTR CONCERT.
The concert given last evening by tho Ideal
Quartette at the Congregational Church was
decided success, and met with hearty appre
citation from the large audience present
nearly every number being encored. The
programme consisted mainly of performances
BY the four ladies composing the quartette-
Mrs. McCartee, Miss Noyes, Mrs True, and
Mrs. Fadeley. The other numbers were trio io
piano, violin, and yioloncello by Mrs. Pearson,
Mr.. Bsrnays aud Mr.. Lent, y barytone solo by
Mr.. +. II. Noyes, piano solo by Miss Flora
Freyhold, aud aviolonoello solo by Mr. Lont
The accompanies were Mrs. q. A. Pearson aud
Mr., ], J. Lawrence. The quartette have rea
son TO be grstlfed by their success, as ipsur
ing thorough popularity In the future.
THE PAELToS PiAso RECITAL.
Prof Carl Factions sixth piano recital wa
given last evening at Marlnis Hall before
large aud cultivated audience. The pro
graInme was a varied one, embracing selec
ions from Beethoven, schumann, Brahms
Chopin and Liszt, which were given with tha
careful finish which always characterize
Prof Factions performances, Particular
notice is due 10 the excellence OF the Knabt
| grand piano (Which Prof Faction always uses
| as especially adapted 10 concert purposes.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

AN exciting municipal election will
occur in Cincinnati to-day. The Repub-
licsn ticket ought to be elected, because
1t represents law and order as opposed to
ring rule
National Republican., 1885-04-07

HEADS, like leaves, have their time to
fall. That time comes when the long arm
of a reform administration swings its CORY
sx with the lofty purpose of creating va
eancies for hungry patriots.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

For the Office of marshal Of tho Dis
triot of Columbia II is presumed that the
President will select a resident of the
District. This would be merely carrying
out pledge Of the platform on which
tho President was elected, Granted that
we arc to havo District man, II Is not
presumiug too much to suggest that he
ought to be a gentleman Of fine presence,
graceful in his bearing, courteous In his
National Republican., 1885-04-07

We boast OF this republic as the land
OF liberty, and yet a peaceful COW or we'll
intentioned OK cannot cross a state line
without getting q certificate Of good
health from veterinary surgeon.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

IF Rear Admiral Jouett will fire his
guns, In case of need, with as much alac.
rity as he displays in shooting off his
mouth there will be lively times in tho
neighborhood Of Aspinwall.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

CHICAGO holds her municipal election
to-day. II the people of that city are ft
to govern II they ought to be able to rid
themselves of Carter Harrison.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

Now THAT Secretary Lamar has had q
bathroom constructed and elegantly
fitted up in his office he has lost his grip
on tho "unwashed."
National Republican., 1885-04-07

ESTIMATES of the character of Barrios
range all the way from diabolical to an
Relic.
National Republican., 1885-04-07

SO GALLANT a soldier as Gen. Black
should not have selected woman as the
recipient of his first blow.
National Republican., 1885-04-07
For the May Festival.

Tho following young misses have been Sc
lectod to take the leading parts In the May
festival OF the children connected with Prof.
Phlpps's dancing academy; Fannie May
Shreyes. queen of May; Cora Shroves, Goddess
of Liberty Lena Stein. maid Of honor; Georgia
Goldstein, queen OF fairies; Lolie Baumgar-
ten, first maid Of honor; Clara Kirby, queen of
SALVATION OIL, the great pain.annlhilator,
cures headache, toothachc, and earache %
cents,
National Republican., 1885-04-07
MEDICAL.
MONEY TO LOAN.

Al oNEYJro LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
M In sums TO suit, at lowest rates Of Interest,"
II. B. CRITrESDEN,
|a.. 1A12 New York av,
National Republican., 1885-04-07
posToFFIcE NOTICE

Letters fSr Europe need no, be specially q.
order % 90 ssssIs spssds 3 delivery a dsstaaiisa, o.
as ALI rrans;Atla niaiis are forwarded by the
Foreign malls for the week ending April IL
will close (PnoAPTLri In all eases) AZ this ofncs
WEDNEsDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe. per
steamship Guy OF Rome. via Qusenstowp Get.
per steamship Eibc, via southanptoa and
RnropeahH Ra Hs ceSn,rlss must Re diTesisd 's spsr
Elbe,l at o A. M, for Newfenndlsnd. bs,r
steamship Gity Of ShISaso Via aaeens.oWn
rsctcd per City o2 qhisaso Al ioa, ", for
Frapce. Germany. &C per Steamship Ham.
burg u tietiSrs f5r Ifeat BTiisn aud other Euro
poan c9untries must be directed per Ham
%Hsf sHip frha.d e. n E. 6oT n s'fasS; sa ss sss 'ssa
and Saoa par asS Psn5 seo Sis
S eis.S fS osasr SI sssss mus, SSsSSi 81 a.!
mia, Sc, Greyts%n and Linon,, pei, steam:
%es % A'ns per q aSS fSF wPd, aHS wa VIZ
sAaSmRAYhS ssrsaBp dS aoasa FL sa%.ss % s4 s
tral America and the south Pacific ports per
GiS X AsPi%wS nSr et
t steSmsHlp umbrla, Via Queenstown st IL m. M.
9s sAFS AhfMsSp dsf rss mus. ssAB'e Bs aeS ps
WReslandn)j nt 1 a m. for the WlndwArd
or s'eSi pffE pforto tterRso Rso and S Ssssa a.
steamship sarht9ga, via Havana
zS fS Gs New Xss" nsss. SIs. STf
ters must be directed per steamer via New
Mails it,T ior China and Japan. per steamship sa,
HpfiI Y 20 a Q p m. Malls ior Australia, New
ship Australia Iva san FfanoIscoj close
York Of steamship Adrlaiiq with British malls
III sfbs Ass sshsduis Of closing orTrsus PscIaa mail.
on ,as resumption M o. thsr TaIn
| Malls from the east arriving ON TIME at San
EranelSeo on the day Of sailing OF steamers are
p0''pA''H 'p HENRYa. PEARsoN, Postmaster,
TTNITED STATES MARsHAEs SALE
ny virtue OF n writ of yendition eXponas, is
sued out OF the Clerks oiiice OF the Suprem,
| Court OF the District OF Columbia, and 70 me di
Ssrs ffoSt Of tSs ooart House Door Of tho said b,
Irlei; on FBIpAY. THE d7En Y2T,ApIRILI,
aud S iutsrest " u tSo assadsnt II snd @ 70 the ioi
aha spGH p II sd on Ss fsra slss
southwest, between and ID, In the City OF Wash
| ington 10 satisfy vtnditionf e1ponAs numbe
| 2B,473 At law In fAyor Of y, II. scott q Co
against Thomas 6eLRRSsTFsoSs RRSTFsS 4ggIqS4Es, Ssl.s.,
THOMAS DowLlss. Auotloneer. mh29 40
NXTooDRuBF's FILE HoIDERs, FOR FIJI
| w Ing business aud otiical papers compact
| and con veniently for reference, They havo bee
universally adopted by the governments, and ar
inst becoming the standard document file Of th
| country. They ar0 utade OF various sizes, an
can bG placed on ordinary shelving. They hr
also put. up ip cabinets containing any desire
N9nS9sHIss Nn9Issss and mandatory, Nos eaT and 6S
M@e av, n, W. NEAR 10 asyealh and ihgoVg
4 " Il 81 $50 trR ltEllA
National Republican., 1885-04-07
EnR REN1-Rnnats.

49, 49, ~
TWO CoMMUNICArfNG ROOMS, FAIRLY
Inquire Of wgCLXBAUGf 1oas l{th St. 4to
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN, BE AcCoMMo.
board at 1908 sti rms, 50 per woak ID
1914 X ST. n. w. LARGE NEWLY
a. ~ =. - AZ e,rniahsd parlGr aud bedroom' nlso
XII IN st. N VITO FAMILY WITH
- Il Il out children, I'd fopr, (3tuonsD. un-
hrnaAe edi for light housekeeping references, 1.O
21nK ST, on THIRD FLOOR, 2 UN-
lolO Furnished front roomsi reasonable
10 aluit no dogs 1-8
Isl. 10 son wishing 8H to 19 save money viii
rent pleasant furnished room; please call inme-
dlatoly. sO7la Is st. y. w. 7.9
TWO OR THREE UNFURNIsHEp ROOMS
dreui iG refcrenccs @ @ required. fi5s Ind ave 20
L,URNIsHED -41s 18TH sr. N. w., A
u few steps north q the avenue large pasrior psI
with hail be. Jom, together or single; very ae.
sirable. I.O
O.,O a ST. y. w.-B CoMMUNtcAT-
q - = ing nnnirnished vQoms on "a floor
pariies. HerdIcs conyenie T. 20 40
~ 1L4tOS Tor gentlemen win or WliBSSai
pOTu' ..o-
JOO2 * sr. n, w.-Two CoMMulN1.
u
nlshed or unfurnlshedl. southern exposure: table
board; also trAuslents accomm odated. 7-13
U,URSIsHED ROOMS AND TABLE
near eSsra %as pSpSr@sn sTS arss soO@ Roa 81 sGi 1s
rINIIREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS OK 30
4 hoor, with use of bath: location oeptrali
summer rates; references exchanged. 93g n.
". ave; new tenant T+6
DEAUTIFUL ROOMS OR PART OF
~ house ln good Location. with heat, gas and
bath. 1116 10Th St. near L. Us
RooMs Asp FIasT;cLAss BOARD goR
1EOQ 7 ST. y. w.--.lsr AND %
noer 2. more oI assy s
mpsSE psa 70, ros eco; references given and REQUIRED.
~ A ST. N. K.-NfCFLY FURNISHED
Il II II rooms, en- suite or single. ~
.1l1O concoaAN sT-A pLEAsA,NT
l. II LIZ south rooini bath on same hooT;
private family. ITO
HANDsoMELY .FuRNIsHED. .PARLoRs,
- en- suite or slugle, ~ private family. Soa
9th ST. N. Wa references exchanged. 7.7
NICELY FURNISHED BAY. wINpow
pos"re. i%s 0i;S 1913 o q ss n. " o '''y 9o" ~
OF N.F 81. N. w.-FURNIsHED-- 3p
s1 no sSS sSSRs SSH seS% sSS ID % oo j9
modern improvements, 7-lO
REpRooMs, FURNIsHEp-ole 4 ST. n.
E,IoHT ROOMS AND BATH ROOM, FUR.
~ nlBhed for the summer, $50 Inquire AZ
li22 Uorcornn St II
DLEAsAN'r HALL ROOMS, FURNISHED,
l. suitable for gentlemen; table boardors also
accommodated At $50 n. Y. aN. T.S
r .ARGE AND PLEASANT ROOMS IN DE,
i lightnll locality, on lst I'd, and I'd noore;
rent, furpished, ~ 70 t2O; unfIrnished from 20
| TO t16: all modern improvements. 2022 n.
N. W.; convenient TO Treasury, white House,
and War Department. 7.s
| 600 Il ST.-LARGE, ELEGANT ROOMS
COO furnished OF unfurnished; phrlors on
1stHoor, suitable for doctors ONCE or other bust.
ness purposes, viii be rented cheap; references.
| =
| JDLEASANT ROOMS, NICELY FUR
IL nlshed, uil modern convenlences, at No.
1703 N. Y. Nv. ". w. jn2O-T.ti
11O1 X ST. N. W.-RoobIS WITH
| l. t- l. board; relerences given and re-
| qulred 7'f
National Republican., 1885-04-07

no All property placed In our hands will bo
literally advertised without cost to owners.
Money placed on hrst-class Western Securities
at 10 per cent
National Republican., 1885-04-07
rHEApEsr Lors IN CITY.

Beautiful sites on Columbia Heights, fronting
on Thirteenth street extended and on HOl-
mead road; being fashionable drive from
Fourteenth street TO Soldiers Home Park
small cash payments long-delerred paW
ments for balance; small rate OF interest; prop
erty. rapidly INCREASING In yaluei sire is newly
graded, with cutters, sewerage, water, aud gas
lamps; street cars run within one square OF all
these lots. A rare chance for great bargains.
For mll particulars, plat OF ground and termh
HENRY D. GREEN or
JOHN Il. BEALL,
14llF 81. ". w,
National Republican., 1885-04-07
JP1NTED---RooMs.

ToY THE 18TH INST, 9 UNFUGNIsHED
ID oms 'or light hou excepting 10 nieN be.
terms must be moderate. Addfe 81. N, II
4J0 11ih u $. T. 40
E,AMILY OF 9 ADULTS DESIRE OR .
II partly or wholly furnished I'd floor rooms.
changed. Address, with nun particulars K IRK,
National Republican., 1885-04-07
REAh EsrATE. Lows, Ero.
BrsHor 81 BnSNErr
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
No. zoos 4 ST., bet. 10th aud 11th sta
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE;
Elegant residence on Iowa Circle, 15 rooms,
large butlor's pantry, bath room, and all mod
ern improvements. e25, 900 terms easy.
New dwelling on Massachusetts avenue north
west, 12roons, all modern improvementai price,
e10,0Ot.
New dwelling Massachusetts avenue north.
west, 12rooms, all modern improvements; price,
$4,000.
Fine dwelling, on NJ street, IL rooms, modern
improvements; price. 10000
Fine dwelling on Ninth street northwest, Il
rooms and all modern improvements, In hrst-
class repair; price. $4,000.
Two new brick dwellings, on L street, all mod
ern improvements; price. $1,000 and $1,000
each; terms easy.
New brick dwelling on Massachusetts avenue
z rooms and bath aud modern improvements
price, Ss,250
Two new brick dwellings on II street north
west, z rooms and modern improvements, each
$4,000.
Twostory brick building, 20 by 90, lot 20 by
SO, q rooms including store, Eighth aud III SITS.
N. W.; price, "a, 900; terms easy.
Two dwellings, rooms each, on Ridge street;
price, e., 200 cash.
Pine building lots on F1neenth street at a bar-
gain. it ~ -"'
National Republican., 1885-04-07

For RENT
X. n'r lsth far i5o 90 rooms, ..... ~ 90
iio8F = v, lar lis % - '.'...... n". 2b 80
2l12 Mass ay. 1900 NJ, Or ..,..- 20 UO
10 rooms-.... ITO 90 2O3 9th n G. ar 20 90
1910 10th W, 2Oo6 IL nw,7r 20 90
10 roons.,..... 100 90 804, eos, 812 q
2028 n W, 1br 100 90 N q, 8r.....,...... ~ so
1927 ii n W, 18r 30 90 b17 y, 8r.......... ~ 80
170l Paw, i1r. 81 "a 1910 w n w, Or. 90. 30
1922 10Th NV, 1899 II ne. 0r,,. 20 90
12r ................ 20 90 IL q NV 6r..... 20 90
OH 10th W, IplQ p NV, 4r..y., 90 90
12r. r......... ........ 20 90 s30 Warner. Or IL so
325 G NV, 1Or ,.. 80 90 J2b 9th ne, Or. 10 90
63p j. Cap, 12r. so OU 725 9Th o. Dr., 10 90
b1B 9Th NV Tor 30 O02OT3 7th NV, Sc 90
800 L. I. ave-, 464 X Knwfr.6r 90
Or a. store,..... d6 90 a.
Also number ofwell located furnIshe cd housea
Call at office for Weekly Bulletin Issued every
Saturday afternoon Landlords can have their
houses advertised free by placing them In our
hands b. n. WARNER,
'' Dl8 street northwest
National Republican., 1885-04-07
FoR RENT-H0UsEs.

FOR RENT--HOUSE
IJOUSE O1O 10TH ST. N. w.--l3 ROOMS
i l. modern i'm prOvements, large yard; rent SIS
per month. Apply to A. A, WILSON. cor, 9Th
st and In, av. N. w. 6.l5
VluRAE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE, o ROOMS
Il all modern improvements stable 2Ox2O
vacant. 1437 8 st n. w. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.



By order OF the commlssioncrs' cour Il VI
hargcr county, Toxins, made aud passed X X,
10Th day Of september, A. u. is5. lNlllt'
OF WllliArpcr county school lands sItu1,sd \,
Hockey county, Texas, the numbers a NV
Leagues being b, q, 7 and h No bid. 10, N,
than $3.50 per acre on twenty years inr WI
interest NJ per cent. per anniim, interest M
able annually In advance will 81 coasldets
Any lhnd agent who VIII coneunmata las Z
this land at tho price and on The serae Abr,
stated on or before tho 2ith day Of 0cloltl. I
ID. 1883, VIII receive 8 per cent on lhe Anotli
OF sale when the lrst years iniertstemlalii
the deed Win vendors Hen IA made inyki
agent communicating the sale Of lhlshndwlll
required ~ pay for the advertisement IA n.
Fort Worth Daily GAzETrE, thc DAihs I'm
Herald and the Weekly Vernon Quad
j, A. CRfAeit
County commissioner Wilbargtr pasl
TeXns,
vernon, Tex. Sept lG, a. D. 1856
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
LAMphsAs SPRINGS.
nroot Ironlth nnd Pleasure Resort.

Great fonlth nnd Pleasure Resort.
This place has justly earned the rcpu-
latiOn OF being the great health and pleas
ure resort Of the Southwest For MGR
curial, rheumatic, cutnncous and kidney
diseases, these waters are the most Ger.
tain auxiliary aud specific known. The
hotels are conceded TO be the best IN the
country The San Geronimo, centrally
and delightfully."- located corner Fifth and
Main streets, * one of the most comfort
able, elegantly furnished and best ycntl-
lated houses in the state, which, with It's
excellent cuisine and moderate rate of
81 per day and and special rate 10 parties
by the week or month, make the San de
roa6mo a great layoritc. Two sample
each best IN the state