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National Republican., 1888-04-02
rrIpl1: PLEDGE TEMpLNps.
Notc> or Progress in the Several Juvo-
nile Associations.

Nntcs or Progress in the Several Juvc-
nile Associations.
John lI. Finch Temple, Mrs. Sherwood
superintendent. iuiliated'nine new members
at II, last regular meeting, and after the
routine business, had season Of songs,
rccitttiuus, readings and remarks, IN which
the following took part: Clarence Hall,
{. r., Susie Watson, Grace Mcrhling, Aggie
BalteI~,uu, Bertha Taylor, Ella Mcrhlng,
OF Finch lodge. and General superintendent
EusscO.
Colombia Temple, Linz lIObson. Suporn-
t,ndcHt. Initiated six new members At its
last meeting, exercised in calisthenics, Miss
lIodgkins directing, and had u charming
musical end literary good of the order, IN
which the follow ing engaged: Nellie llArne,
BlGI.rhc Arnold, Flora Mliirhead, Al. aud
MAY lloh.on, and the temple choir
HOLLOWAY Temple had y large and inte?
,.ting session saturday afternoon, initiated
HNrncw members, aud had an exceedingly
pleasant good Of the order, IN which parts
wrlc taken by Maggie Plat, Madge Staler,
Minnie Roberts. Ruth Rudhird, Bessie Brock,
Katie Young. lila White, and Al. llubsnn.
Remarks were made by DR.. Bond, Miss Hob
sGu, superintendent of Columbia Temple
aud the grand superintendent. The slperin
tCndcn,t Miss Bond, delighted her little
tuuplar, with the distribution of silver
ndg'> To each one present
Washington Temple, ut its last regular
meeting, surpassed itself IN all directions,
IN department., In temple work, and amenl.
ties, pal ing high compliment to the iutaili-
gent, gentle. hut firm discipline and direction
uf Miss Martin. superintendent, and her
assistants, the Misses Thompson and Mur-
ray qualities which, happily, equally dom.
mate IN all the other Juvenile Temples in
tile District. Four candidates were initi-
atcd, Mamie ku'strom acting G.. f.. and
several propositions received. In the
admirable good of the order the following
took pgIt: Anita Pope, Lillian CrIigan,
Willie Mahoncy, Anna Compton, Maud
Hunter Victoria Lanham, and Bessie
steele Remarks were made by by Mamie
EalatICm, by the superintendent, AMI the
grand superintendent, after which refresh
mci,to welp served, \ very choice entertain
mcnt devised aud procured rs surprise
to the temple by the Misses Mamie kal-
strCn, Emma Burrows, and Bessie Steele.
Star Of Hope Temple gave special rccog-
milton Of Faster yesterday afternoon in an
urcu meeting, IN which the exercises Of
song. recitation, and reading were at once
the most varied, most appropriate, aud most
mCrituriuus ever witnessed in Il juvenile
temple. Contributions To this entertain
mcnt were made as follows: Duet by Sisters
Hat and Perkins, recitatiOns by Maggie
luki, Laura Eiker. Della Price, Edith Per-
kins, and Sadie Woodward Of the temple;
rcctations by Sister Conrad, of Silver Star
Lodge: Brothers Kidwell and Meredith, of
Independent Lodge; Brother Kidwcll, Of
Rescue Lodge, Richmond; songs by Sister
Taprmt, of Perseverance Lodge, aud re-
marks by Brother johnson, Chief Templar
McQiade, and the grand superintendent
Easter cards were presented by Mrs. john
sen, superintendent to all the members.
National Republican., 1888-04-02

NJ. VICTORIES SARDOU will possibly be sur
prised if not more ~ less disturbed, when he
learns that Mir. Maurice Barrymore has
brought an action In the supreme court of New
York tureStlam the production of La TOsca,"
in which Fanny Davenport il appearing at the
new Broadway Theater Barrymore saw the
first production of the piece some weeks ago,
and was astoundcd at its similarity To play
he had written about three years ago called
"N"dio2da," which was brought ont by Mod.
ieSka. The story of "Nsdjeada" was pecu.
liar. and Mir Barrymore does not think the
similarity observable all through La rosca"
l. mere coincidence, especially ~ he gave
his play to Sarah Belmhaldt 10 read, He
lliuk.s. elnlla!IL communicated the story to
SardOu, who sat down al Onde-aGd evolved
num II the play of LA Tuscn," iur which
Fanny Davenport paid $4,000, and which had
an immense run in Paris, In some respects IL
Is the strongest play SardOu, who is the aC.
knuwCdgcd chief uf the French drumatsts
Of to-day. has ever written, though II has been
Ecrccy asSailed hy the New York critics for
It's scenes of abandoned bc>tality, The fault
found with BHnymOre's "NcdjeIla" was that
il was too terrible, too trying, Or the words
too eXcOriatmg. Modjcska finally abandoned
II, though II was coniess"dly very powerful
piece, and it made BaTymure's reputation as
a writer Of unusual power, II would not be
AT all surprising II SardOu stole the idea of
LA l'Oska" from "NcdlcZda" through the
agency OF Bcmhardt, lie is dert hand at
turning all griSt 10 his mill and, nOtwith.
standing his ability is something of a dramatic
challatan. Barrymore II may be remcm.
hcrcd, X the surviving one Of two actors that
were attacked in u restaurant IN TcYas by a
desperate several years ago, The othCrman
was shot dead, and Barrymore was badly
wounded, but recovered entirely, and Is dis.
tmguishcd rs an unusually handsome and
agreeable gentleman.
National Republican., 1888-04-02
OBJECrlNG no rRANns.
Opposed To Ha,ing the station House
stocked with Nerintn.

pppoNtN 10 hHNlhE the Sthtion bbuSt
stocked with Nermin.
The officers Of the first precinct are much
offended al the idea Of allowing dirty
tiamps To hc housed with them causing the
new station house 10 he infested with YER
min. An instance was seen recently. when
tramp who had been turned down in the
night lodging house laid piece Of paper on
the ion.kccpcr's desk, which read, "Re.
jectcd; not clean The man had applied
for lodgings, but when examined by the as
sistants there he was found to be rnccan,
and was told that lie would have 10 90 to
the station house.
1--WE can't turn such people away said
an officer "Where would they 20 to? This
is the lastrcsolt for them, and If they did
no, find shelter here they would possibly die
out IN the cold. We dread such people, as
there is great danger from tlem-nOt only
from tlcir filling the station house with YER
min, hut contracting diseases from them.
We don't know where they come from or
where they heve been last. il is natter
of health when you look at il rightly, from
The fact that there are thirty men, you might
say. living In the station, and oftcntimcs we
have TO put wcll-dressed people in the
dodgers room instead of locking them In
the cells. II is q tough question to handle
hut We suffer the evils out of pity for the
moor creatures ~
National Republican., 1888-04-02
--=----===sz -
HE POSED GRACEFULLY,
Hut Failed TO Please an Intelligent
critic, and Is Now Locked Up.

James Marion, "a hay seed" from Vir-
ginia, walked crOokcdly into the B. aud p.
G'rol Saturday night. That lie was lie
liehtcd with his surroundings was soon
evident The pretty girls attracted his eye.
sud, rs compliment for the laughing eyes
turned ON him, lie spread himself out in
imitation Of "Adonis.n He meant well
enough, and for the time being amused the
girls with his "posings.n If there is any
thing that the genial aud jovial "Jimmy"
tathcll likes il Is To see graceful man, hut
When one of that scS comes into The depot
(whicl! is his particular abiding placn) and
undertakes to SANDER the form OF man by
ridiculous pOsturings It makes him mad
lie accordingly put Mr., Marion out. The
latter came back to prove that he could do
The pose act in great shape. This was
tco much for Jimmy and the latter
called out to Detective Mattingly, Joe
'yank linn, and Mr. Marion was ''yankcd,r
and to-day he will either forfeit his s. or
tell Judge Smell how he was thrown out of
Il nrcmuncrativc job Gs "posturer."
National Republican., 1888-04-02

MIR. GRAINS joint resolution providing
for changing Inauguration day from the 4th
of March to the Both Of April aud fixing the
3lst Of December as the day for the com
mcuccm,nt and termination of the official
tenn Of senators AMI representatives, will he
called up IN the House to-day and ought to
pass without opposition. There can be no
good reason for continuing to indugurdtc
our Presidents on what Is generally tue
wul day of tlIcyear. A-tothe other change
proposed, We think it Il wise one, because
ii more nearly cquaizes the length Of ses-
sions Of Congress and because II leaves less
Ialse Of time between the election of n
member and the taking Of his seat. The
theory Of the House Of Representatives is
that it provides q body Of Legislators fresh
from the people every two wears. therefore
the quicker they come from the people the
letter
National Republican., 1888-04-02
Then and Nou.

In 1859 the Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pauy of California contracted with the gov.
eminent To construct railroad ovcg the
Nevada mountains, in ail of which the gov.
eminent was to issue its Il per ccnt bonds.
Those bonds brought in the market about
90 cents ON the dollar in gold \ Sl00 bond
would then purchase one tom Of iron rdil,.
To-day 500 per cent. goyenmen, bond
is worth Si?j in gold, and will aDr pur-
chase four tons Of steel rails.
This PLAIN aud truthfUl statement demon.
stya.cs the difference in the eos, Of con
siructing railways then auj nor.
National Republican., 1888-04-02

TnE Senate has passed the bill providing
for the celebration Of the centennial of the
constitution in Washington NEXT spring.
The amount allowed the President for the
entertainment Of representatives from other
which /, nome too much If the celebration is
to lc on the scale of maguiiiccncc the cir
cumstHnccs will require, II will he a apen-
dill event in our history the first meeting
of the group Of American republics around
thc common parent. Now let the Senate
take up and dispose in an equally satisfHc-
tory manner Of the hill providing FOR the
.r,at exposition IN 1892.
National Republican., 1888-04-02

MANAGEr llrNN f.. ABHEY Is soon to sail
from New York Tor South America where he
will meet Mime Patti, who i, 10 sing under his
management In the principal South American
cities, He will also meet his great dramatic
trio Coqucln, Jane lladins, and Damala-
WHO are about leaving parl, and who will,
after they make the South American tour,
come 10 this more northern cline, Mr.. Abbey
found South America very profitable field
when hc took Sarah Bevnhardt there before
she came here the last time. lie made enough
money 10y that tour tu pay off his debts that he
contracted in his disastrous season of glc....u
opera some four o-, FIVE years ago Jlnd leave
him handsome surplus, lie l.s again on the
high iL~e Of prosperity and has more important
cpiaripriscs than amy dramatic manager ON
this or the other side Of the ocean His dra'
matte trio from Paris will certainly make him
| q great deal of money, Coqueln Is the best
French actor of the day, Jane lIadng Is next
To Bcmhardt, and Damala, besides being very
fair actor j. the cStranged husband of Sarah
Bcmhardt, Jane Hading rs a beautiful woman,
1.-THE and graceful as tigrcss, and, like
Damala, she has had an unpleasant domestic
experience, Her name At one time was freely
associated with that Of VI. WILSON, the way
ward Son'in'law Of cX.President Grevy The
latest report is that Damala and Bernhardt are
10 forgive each other and live together again
When the former was interviewed on the sub
National Republican., 1888-04-02
pAso DEL NonrE CUSTOM HOUSE
DELAYS that Cannot he Controlled by
Mexican Laws.

DELAYS that Cannot he Controlled by
Mexican Laws.
The Mexican minister is in receipt Of u
letter from the collector Of customs of Paso
del Noitc. chihuahua, Mexico wherein re
icriug 10 the complaint of the unnecessary
detention at said custom house Of mrrchan-
die fICm the United States shipped tn
Mexico, recently made in the Boston Hcrah
he makes some statements which serve to
show the grUundleSsness of said complaint,
and 10 place the responsibility thereof
where II properly belongs. lie says that
the Mexican Central Railway Company
having made recently some special arrange.
mems for the transportation of English
goods from Liverpool to Mexico via New
orleans and Galveston. at great reduction
over the regular freight charges, he has al
ready received many invoices, although the
goods therein mentioned have not vet ar
rived, owing to the rcmissncss of the New
Orleans and Galveston consignees in CNpe.
ditingthe shippingUf the merchandise. Some.
times II happens that the goods contained
intwo ormOrc cars are provided with only an
invoice and that only one of the ears arrives
Ni III P0sO, Tex, the cOnsignee having then
to wait for the others and To suffer accord
mglE Sometimes the cargo arrives bu,
without the papers: If the conslgnee is IN
hurry Ia receive II and the III paso custom
house discovers aiterward some irreguariy
the nUndsman has to pay for iisan1 settle
tlc duties levied on the goods missing from
the ear IN bond,
Sometimes II happens that goods have to
lie sidc-iracked nt FL Pa-o, Tex. To- await
the arrival of the papers and are there
broken open and stolen, that custom house
collecting in that case the duties on said
stolen goods.
The above facts bearing TN the question of
trade with Mexico are Of importance since
they show where the delay complained of
Gccurs, Il delay which neither the Mexican
laws nor the custom house regulations can
COnlru nor rrInCllN.
National Republican., 1888-04-02
srmxa boys, suits. EI.emnn,.. cor ,lh 4 E.
HARRIS Bijou Theater.

ON Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at lIal.
ris'S Biiou Thcater Chamirau, supported by A.
d, Anderson's Comedy Company presents
Boucicault's famous play, The Ortoroon,'
with all the special features. This play Is
has established for itself worldwide repplta
lion. As presented by this company II = seen
in lis best form, nothing being l".'' dndune for
day, and Saturday thu great COmrdy.drana,
Xii, the ArkanSn<~ Traveller" will hold the
boards, with ClII IdnlIau IN the title role The
Inost 49,; .rstic of stage effects. The Jubilee
singers, dancers, Sc,, &c,, viii be- Introduced
in both plays, Seats should be secured well
I'm nlNnnnn.
National Republican., 1888-04-02

fight, li nrpcs are entertained. Stall-
ncckcr is interested in the Po,,ai'c De
rGimeut' aud Bliss in the navy ldrl -po'l,.
CUMMINGS Is "uo good Ia approach be
cause oT the San. The Louisiana dcl"ga-
ten wants to bc ''sugarcl on the liz, Of re-.
du,ii"ls. Ermcutrout was doubtful, hu,
las lcm seen polltably IN sort or post.
script And the others are on the anxious
STAT
Mr SCOTS memorandum book issai,l 10 he
thus iWthcmo-t successful vcnturcuf h'slifl,
Ills slogan for this free trade campaign is,
"Cuul for heat. oil for light hut give m" n
memorandum book for political lu'ricN-
iium.'
National Republican., 1888-04-02
Gas Buildings Nearly Completed.

The gas buildings of the Washington Gas
Company, near the Eleventllstreet tunnel
southeast, are nearing completion, and the
reservoir pit is partially dug. The company
has eciaimed q large amount Of the marshes
bordering ON their property, and in doing 50
and benefited the health of the ncighbor.
hood.
National Republican., 1888-04-02
Tntnl Ah.linrnrn ,I.n1Inn-

Carroll Institute wa, crowded to It's utmost
capacity last night the occasion being the
regular sunday cvcniugmcetng of the 81, Pat.
rick's Total Abstinence societies The junior
society occupied the hall the early part of the
evening, and after a line programme of music
and recitationS the senior society took up their
mpItiOu
National Republican., 1888-04-02

iCct in Paris few days Ggu he said everything
would bc fixed up after the close Of his Amcr
can engagement. This, however, is open TO
the suspicion Of being Kind vi advertisement
to sharpen public curiosity.
National Republican., 1888-04-02
Kernan's Thcater,

The iavorite burlcsquc cotcrie, THE Night
owls, will present u gold mine Of attractions
at Ktmans this week commencing with the
matinee today. This organization claims 10
have IN ~ ranks some of the most handsome
women in the world, Theater gOers should
find that ont for themselves.
National Republican., 1888-04-02
The Drummer Boy.

The exhibition to take place at Masonic
Temple this week will doubtless be very at
tactiye and draw large crowds, The battle.
field OF Shiloh, an allegory OF the late war, Is
well worth seeing and will repay visit,
National Republican., 1888-04-02

s~5Sy-s EASY. USEFUL FEET, SC.
s-eS 1.-The wise for health on daily walks
depend" aud thousands visit DIR. WHITE,
Foot Specialist. 1il6 Pa. ave, opposite VII.
Corns BunonS, Diseased Nails, and all com
plants of the geet; 2sth year of practice In
Washington. iFee, 81 sitting for putting the
feet In order.
National Republican., 1888-04-02

Thar Affections never come sngly i Sipik
hrgly illustrated In the ease of the nov dis.
tressed and broken imperial family of Ger.
irany. The picture iS graphically drawn in
the following uNtruct from II letter recently
written TO u friend by the ,ranl Dh'hoS1 Of
BADEN. the Emperor Williams only daughter;
Thank you, dear sy1npatlIizing soul, for your
beautiful wreath toi the tomb OF darling Lnd
wig. and greater thank, Iur your afrcrtiuna'e
ana VOnsOling letter. NObudy ever stool in
greater need Of consolation. The hla"kncsS of
the tomb iS all round me. Ny heart i rs If
dried mp with sorrow. Tears have literally
'rHlded the sight from my eyes. and ! am
threatened with total blindness. Ny .On is
gone. my good, gluriuu. rHtlcr is gone. my
brother is going. my dear mother is fading
from us, and dread th think ur my husbands
altered looks and what they threaten They
bode Il wrench in our lives which must break
my heart, ii | am the survivor Pray. pray,
pray for your afflicted friend Victoria"
National Republican., 1888-04-02
-Se' %-~ ,,emorandum Book.


plis remarked. with an aif>9i dark nils-
terry, tina, the Hon William l.. Scott cITrt x
~ private memorandum book. M surface
iLIirNiOu of u startling nature attaches To
that fact Many innocent and wcllm'auiu-
persons carry memorandum books. Mem
lrrs ul the standard OH trust are said to
carry hooks in which To note the LOSSES s;Is.
taiuod hy that struggling infant industry
Urd&hy shouldn't Mr., Scott Citizens Of
ihr United States who own MtumnoU- coal
mines in Canada carry memOrandums show
iGg prospective results Of smashing the
iuill ON that raw material, aud why
shouldn't Mr.. Scott Some carry bopks in
which 10 turn over rev leave, IN their per,
suual habits; some to note the extent of
their charities and, again, some in which TO
paste the platform Of principle from which
ihry extract a deep interest for revenue
0uy--uId why shouldn't Mr. Scott
But, 1t j. said Mr.. SCOTS memorandum
houk /. ur peculiar arrangement and for a
novel purpose Mr.. Scott is patriotic be
Soud the average; he |, philanlhropic To
uyernowiug, His heart goes out In lump
Into his brother Democrats. whose welfare
Inc il otudlou,ly guarding, Being himself in
line with the administration, aud happy,
how om other Democrat, otherwise situated
also bc happy This is the conundrum that
Iouhlos the good brother Scott, aud he /,
voluntary missionary among the misguided,
llis little memorandum is in the nature Of a
family record and liary combined. It
supposed 10 ram about like this;
HandaIIo...... prolcctlonist Hopeless
hrAduu"".,.,,.,,,..udlttu ...." ditto
1ilimHn ..".,,u,n...dittO ..,.,.," Rice, almost
ditto,
Suwdcn .....n,,",.,.ditto ..,.."" ditto, but good
ndturcd.
wilkins su....,,,.,.ditto .,,... Obstinate
StdhMCCkcr ,,.,..dittO .,.,,.,n See T., NJ, g.
Bliss .---,,.'...,ditto" ""."" Brooklyn navy
yard
cummings ,.,",,",dittO ..,... New York SUM
II, 4,
Elanrha,d I'd, .,.dhtd ;."". For sugar Sc,
ais later,
E,Ircntout.,n.. ditto ...... Doubtful Cp, S
ours,
O'FCwal...,. Waiting ","", Open to COnYiC
tiOn.
TidUCuk,,,,,,. SuspcnSe,.... Close district
Mr. SCOTS memorandum is supposed tC
lc very extensive hut this Is as far as N,
injunction Of secrecy has been removed, n,
key is required to unfold it, Randall anC
McAdoo are \uled out Of the Democratic
party, TnlmaA and sowdcn possibly may
te Induced to Nodge' wilkins wants t
National Republican., 1888-04-02

WI have now been moving along for some
time without AN eruption toward the North
Pole. Lord I.nnsdalc, uf Violet Cameron iumr.
has started up in that direction, but his cS'
Icditon will no doubt turn out like ulas Of
tUl ". II. Glider who started to the North
Pole alone and returned In three months, not
only alone, but very much ndrrt. II Is hopcI
that lonsdule will Iay longer; In fact, The
world would not sufrrir he never came back
AT all. We can mourn over Emin pLshr and
feel sulirituus about stanley. Int nevc' the
tear will anybody she'd for LOnsdAlc, AMI II he
j. Gonc ten years without being heard fro y II j..
not probable that relief expedition viii bn ui-
Canilcd tu look for him. Int all this by whyura
somewhat lengthy introduction to the state
mcnt that while no reputable effort i now
being made tu ind the North pole III" curator
of the University Of lie"gcn, one Nau,cn, Will
attempt tucross Greenland from east to west.
lie will he accompanied by -four expert Nor.
wccian Snuwshue travellers, anl VIII sail
from Copenhagen to iceland May ). Many'nt-
tcnpts have been made tn cross Greenland,
hut an from the west side. NauSon believes
that tO start from the east side il A. least
worth trying As an incident To- the cSpcli.
tiun he thinks he may stumble On the open
Polar sea. The interior uf Greenland l. an
unknown region. and those vino have tried to
explore il think II va"t, frozen. barren waste.
National Republican., 1888-04-02
nSs-s MOUNT VERNON AVENUE ASso-
w. CITATION.

nSN-I-' hpl ~ EhNoN AN EN l Il ADSD-
w. CITATION.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
Observation-Disclosures. +. W. Fox. Jefi Chand.
ler; VIM. +. Clarke, VIM, NJ. Gait, Henry a.
willard
Alexandria county Messrs. Frank Hume,
Harrison Hatch, T. II. Windsor jackson E.
Sickles, Dr.. q. Wythe Cooke.
Alexandria city-D. A. Windsor, Park Ag
new, Robert Portner, +. A. Reed and j. \.
Eockham.
Fairfax county-waringto Gllingham,
Nathan W. Pearson, Mai George johnson,
Walter Walton, and Stacey Snowden.
OFFICERS.
IloN. JEFF CHANDLER, President.
HnN. IENnY a. WILLARD, Washington, ID.
g., Vice President.
lioN. NJ. b. HARLOW, Alexandria, Va Treas
urer.
Hon. L. W. Fox, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington. ID. G., corresponding Secretary.
PERMANENT COMMITTEES.
On Charter, Legislation, and Permanent Or.
cani2ation-Messrs. L. w. Fox, JEFF Chandler,
j. f. Sickles, T. A. Reed N. w. pS.r,onS
stacey snowden, j. \. Becklan, ana W. L.
Clarke.
ON Right of Way and Permanent Location of
Mount Vernon Avenue-Messrs. +. IL. Wind
sOr, Park Agnew, H. w. Fox, w. L. Clarke,
Frank Hume, George Johnson, i. a. Reed,
and W. Gllingham
On Ways, Means, and Finance-MesSrs
Frank Hrme. w. NJ. Galt, DR.. Il. Wythe Cooke,
ID. 4. Windsor, Robert Portner, Harrison
Hatch. and W. Walton,
National Republican., 1888-04-02

sImNo suits to order, Elseman's, 3th \ e
National Republican., 1888-04-02

n55- MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOW
gSJ ARD UNIVERSITY.
Spring course of lecture will commence
APRIL 2at y p. IN. These lectures are free TO
the public.
Dental clinics will continued through the
spring G. b. PURVlS, Secretary.
mh.itap3
National Republican., 1888-04-02
For SIZE.

G RoSSLYNN VILLA SITES.
IAQUEDUCT FREE BRIDGE NOW OPEN.
The handsOmest building sites around Wash
ingtOn In any direction.
ONLY 3 no CENTS PER FOOT.
mli-1m Il. II. SYPHERD Il CO., 1907 Il st.
National Republican., 1888-04-02
jSPECIiL NOTTCES.

-T@S~rc ~ 49, g-~sr s---s
eSs-.- W. CT. u. MASS MEETING MRS.
~ nlmiston, chant, of London,. and Mrs.
Rev e. II. st. John, of Kansas, will speak on
Temperance and Social Purity at Wesley
tlalcl at i3O THIS EVENING. Doors open
at Z ~. IN. H.
National Republican., 1888-04-02

EoR sALE--A VICTORIA CARRIAGE,
il suitable for one or two horses; In good
order. Address VICTORIA, Republican Onice.
Stf
National Republican., 1888-04-02

AnIuScments.
NATIONAL dim. the Prnman."
ALBAuGn's Richard Mansfield.
kERNAN'S-- The Night Owls.
BDOu-Henry 4. Ihanirau.
National Republican., 1888-04-02
HOUSES FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT

IN sums 10 suit at q per cent.
The above Is Onlya small portion of property
on my books. For full list call at office for
bulletins issued on LIST and 18th
National Republican., 1888-04-02

TIE wEEIiS NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
only 81 fOr Two Years. lsSS and 1850,
wLiCh includes the contest Of the next Presidential
Election,