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National Republican., 1888-01-17
Gov. Aiger Visits the Republican
League

Ex Gov. II. \. Alger, OF Michigan, Is In he
city and leaves this evening. During his stay
he has been the guest OF Mrs. John a. Logan.
The object Of the generals visit was to al / the
passage OF the bill giving the widow of his Oid
!Ticnd anu comrade, Gen. john 4. Logan, Il
proper pension. The general caled ~ The
Republican National League IIOu'e AMI was
whom were the venerable Gen. r. G.. Scheuak,
Senator Culom, Vice President Dlnenh0wGr,
Gen Syrher, Messrs. j.. ". Fox, g. G Letter,
i. Evans, Jos. 4. HAYDEN, .Tnos, H. Gurd-
Bowf'n. GOV. Alpcr expressed him ,ell a' be.
ing greatly pleased wlth the League House and
It's appointments, and on invitation jolGel the
League,
National Republican., 1888-01-17
BEAUTIFUL MEXICO.
As Described by Senor Romero In His
Able Manner.

At the meeting Of the Travel Club last even
ing synor Romero, the Mexican minister, de-
liycrcd an address upon the country which he
so ably represents that was of peculiar and
unusual interest. The minister spoke at fret
of the geographical and typographical feI
lures OF Mexico. It's mountains, rivers, and Val.
lc!s. It's tropical levels and nrci iG heights an /
It's products. and then Of It's mines, Of th
cilies aud their growth, and representative
character and wealth. and OF the inc ar's, nj
OF which was of exceeding interest, auG
glcltiy instructed aud entertained tn, lag
audience that had assembled to hear hin
MIS- Fannie Chambers GOooh, author 0. a ueH
work on Mexico entitled Face TO Face Wltl
the McNiCHns," was pr sent. and also ud
d!ts', q The Club on her experience In Ia
country, giving the highvs. praise of the Pc.
pie, their dom site liyCs, aud nDSpill'ity.
Among the many present were tho Chl'ial
aLd Sita'aGudn ministers, Scuor Maria, tn
Costa RiCa Min!Ster to Madrid, Ffange, IN,
Belgium, ana al aches aud num JerS OF Ama'
rCAn legations on Monday evening next Nr
". II. LrDi!ut win deliver u discourse on t1
subject before the C,un. The mu>i, oG la
evening was entirely Mexican, Mrs. Dlyi
ara Mis-, Moore PRESIDED a! the panu. Nj.
cole and Miss llstis sang Il duet.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Tho Tax Lien Certlncates.

EDITOR NATIONAL REruGLlCAS' Abill Of great
interest to many Of your readers and the cltl.
ICns OF the District was presented 70 the House
OF Representatives last week. If YOU think
the few lines inci1se will b. Of use to you
you can use them,
The bin now before the House of Represent
Atiycsfor the purpose OF taking up tax lien Ger
tiliCatus, aud GlsO to refund moneys due eli.
zous under the revision laws of 1873 aud lN'J
| Is one that should have passed Congress sew
cral years GgO, The act OF 1879 cut ogt all
credits where persons had paid their Speai4l
Improvement Bills subsequent 10 jane 49, INiS,
| thus preventing tie taxpayers from using the
| credits in payment of o'hor taxes due by them
onthis GcGnUul they were c)mpcllol to pay
| 6 per cent interest on tNScs due BY them
while those credits were on the bnlKs due
them on other "spetIa! assesSmeqlS' that were
oyerlUid. These CrClNs should pay int rest
| from the dates they were gTgn a. per cent
| pcr auNum. Thus w1uti Justice be done tue
Thc tox lien certificates issued 10y the old
corporation were issued WNgu the WOrf upon
! q street was completed, IN four annual INSTALL
| mentS, With ihterG'L at 10 pereent per Jnlun.
| 4 levy was maze upon each piece u. properly
| Gbut'lng such improvement, ana when plli
| many instances the courts IntoTisrel AMI gave
perpetual ilIuuClOuS, which prevented the
| CCNi.Ga.g'lO O.G"!' rom obtaining his riShS
| In other ces.S Cousgess exempted churches
| and OihorpropHrty from these assessments, nnd
! thus left the holder out ID the cold, The
| Disnlct of Columbia docs not mold any OF
these Dug they arc held by Third parties.
| There ought - le No further delay In passing
| a iii thGt wound give TO these citizens their
| lust NLd equal rights
The First National Bank and all holdels of
| Liens under the board of public works have
| been provided for; why not citizens OF the
| DisIiot who nave been so patiently waiting
| for Justice at the hands of Congress? notice
| some tall OF change in the head Of the
| chief OF the special assessment Office, Mr ",
| o. RoOmc II would be Il sad thing TO remove
| q man, IN my opinion, the most eniCient IN the
| District government, and the only mau who
National Republican., 1888-01-17
The Aslatlc Squadron.

Rear Admiral Chandler, commanding the
Asiatlc station, reports to the Navy Depart.
mcnt, under date of Kobe, Dec. IL, the diSpos.
ton of vessels on that station as follows The
CIulsc to the Caroline Islands, ana brought iu-
formation that the troubles there had been adj
iuStod. The vessel is in need OF extensive re-.
purpose, Tic flagship Bro Eiyn IS ut Kobe
awaiting developments in the case OF Cipt.
selrdge, The Palos is At ChCnlulpo and viii
remain there for the winter. The Mono'acy
Is at Yokohama awaiting orders fU7 her liHNl
diSpCgitiOu
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Mrs, SiI,luns,, Recital.

ThCre w0sG large Grdicnr, in the COrEr1gt-
tional Church last night u hear Mrs scott.
Siddons. Her programme comprised ree..tlS
from Standard authors shakespeare prvdomj-
mating. Mrs.. SIddOns's Efforts wcra marici
by that dipulicd cOmpOWrc, Intelligent con.
CCptlOu, and finished art which characterize
Nr accomplished nrtisl; aud, IN these times
when the public is excessively cuGsOrIyus re.
srectirg clocntiOnary enuGavOrS, the COM
mendation Of sustained enthusiasm should
have been n great qualification to the cnle.
bratCd lady whom with such a cordial reCep
ilnn I'm lLn nnLinnnl rnniinl.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

ENESOllN pohNbs
Washiugtor-Me Messrs T. W. Fox. JelT Chan.
dler, VIM. L, Clarke, VIM. NJ. Gait, Henry a,
Willard.
Alexandria county-Messrs Frank Hume,
Harrison Hatch, +. Il. Windsor, jackson E.
EickIes, Dr.. Il. Wythc Cooke.
Alexandria city-D. A. Windsor, Park Ag-
new. Robert Portner, +. A. Reed. and j. T..
BeckhRm.
Fairfax county-Wairingto GilinghNm,
Nathan ". Pearson, Mai. George johnson,
Walter Walton. and stacey Snowdep.
OFFICERS.
HoN. JOINS B. sMooT, Mayor Of Alexandria,
President,
HOY. HENRy A. WILLARD, Washington, D.
c., Vice President.
Hos. NJ. b. HARLOW, Alexandria, Va,
Hon. L. W. Fox, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, d, G., Corresponding Secretary.
PERMANENT COMMITTEES.
On Charter, Legislation. and Permanent
Organization -Messrs. L. W. Fox, jeff Chan
dler, J. +. Sickles, F. A. Reed, n. w. Pearson,
Stacey snowden, j. 4. Beckham, and w. L.
on Right of Way and Permanent Location OF
Mount Vernon Ayenue-Messrs. +. r. Wind
sol, Park Agnew, +. W. Fox, W. u, Clarke,
Frank liume,, George Johnson, +. a. Reed
and W: Gillingham.
On Ways, Means, and Finnnce-Messrs
Frank Hume W. NJ. Gait, DR., q. Wythe Cooke,
ID. a. Windsor, Robert Portner, Harrison
Hatch, and W, Walton.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

SrNAroR VANCE Is a Democrat Of the
strictest sect, but he does not agree with
President Cleveland thatno one wants the
internal revenue taxes repealed. 10 bis
speech last Friday in the Senate Senator
Vance said Of the national taXes;
50 FAR nS they n'lrrt my people there + cause
o'"0mpaint against cooh as 70 the tax itself,
hut Tar more as to the method OF collection
against the revenue taxes. So great oneuse
las thl, system given to the people of North
carolina that they have again and again,
through their accredited political agencies,
demanded its total repeal.
After showing why the tax was levied
as necessary war measure Senator Nan2e
said:
Now, why should not this tax be repealed,
Tie emergency which chilled II into existence
has long since passed away.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

undt rtands the minute details of all special
inpiu, e.u, nts and one whose labofs have
been incetsunt from the passage of the laws
of rs and 20 to the present time in correcting
the specials" made by tho board OF public
works. Until this work Is fully completed |
trust civil service reform will be carried out,
At least when competency is assured.
SOLOMON J. FAGuE 1926 18th street n. w.
JAS. 1G. 1883.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
BOOTH AND BARRETT.
IN FAVOR or AnnITRArIoNa
\ Recommendatory Resolution by the
New York Legislature.

ALBANY, Jan. l6.-In the assembly this
evening Mr.. Ilalley, Republican, of irei
concurrent resolution reciting the fact tn 1t
international arbitration is fast becoming
settled policy Of the nation; that Con.
gross now has that subject before Il, aud
recommending that the body plss law
preliminary to the establishment Of an in.
ternRtional court Of arbitration. Referred
to the committee on ways and means.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Republican National League.

Ih,ic will be public meeting of he EG.
publican Rational League on Wcincslly
ev,ulp4, Jan is, at thcir ijouso on ThomIs
Ci.Cc. The business meeting viii b. At t}}
r'rcCs, Gul at 7.&J the doors Of the Ltaslr
House VII, be thrown open tor visitors. Every
Ia,ml,r ofiho IcsGuc /, requested to b. pres
ctt Nj the Republican members Of Constes,
are cordilly Invited 10 attend, together with
all Republicans temporarily IN tile city. san.
n,ors II. NJ. Teller, II, l.. Dawes, j. e.. spooaer
William e., Chandler, and Representatives.
Hyrou ". Cu,chcon and L. Z. Atkinson age
oAl,,t,d TO Hd!re., lie League.
H. f. BEAlr, pfc-ilel!.
ILMALM E. INN Sunr.lnfY.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Thirty. Fourth birthday Celebration,

Thirty. Fourth Birthday Celebration.
Last night Mr.. Edward V. Rice, of iij D
street southeast, celebrated his 3ith birthday
and was aided in doing so by the presence of a
legion of friends. The occasion was made
pleasant by music and dancing, and not q few
prest nts were made him IN honor of the event.
IN excellent supper was partakon Of by the
Known or more highly respected than he, and
when IL became known generally that his 3ith
birthday had arrived no was kept busy receiv.
ing congratulations.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

We have already quoted what the great
Democratic statesman, jefferson, said about
internal revenue taxes. Here Is something
FROM Alexander Hamilton, the great Feder-
alist, on the same subject
We must for a long time depend for the
means Of revenue chiefly on such customs
duties. The genius Of the people will lily
irook the inqu.si..ve and poremp.ory
spiiit Of excise laws.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
EaYorinc Standard OH.

The, hearing of the complaint preferred by
George Rice against several railroads for al
loged determination ngNius. him in i.YC. o..
the standard oil Company was resumed yes,
tcrdny before the interstate commission. Il Is
likely to last several days.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
why no Drawback was Held.

The commissioners have written to First
Auditor Chenoweth giving reasons for their
omission to deduct from the amounts due con :
tractors for tue erection of school buildings
for failure TO complete the work within the
contract time. The commissioners say that
the contractors time was extended, and they
send the orders they issued to that effect.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
s ga"rHr - s--=-
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Az OLD PATENT AND CLAIMS Bl Il
N ness for sale, or will take partner with
few thousand dollars. Address PARTNER
Republican Onlce. illi 3.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

information OF all sorts obtained, when possible,
forsubsCrihcrs without charge upon application,
Raected manuscripts cannot be returned.
EtmttnnCts other than by postal money orders,
tank drafts or checks to the order Of the National
HepublCan Company always at sendrrB risk
SO receipts for subscriptions returned. The date
sn the wrapper shows when subscription expires.
Advertisers who have not made or renewed time
sontrsc's will be charged monthly card rates.
hS- Al requests for courtesles from railroads,
,incos Of an.utement, or business orders are not
Authorized unless signed by the undersigned.
EHE RATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
E.w. FOX, President AND MANAGER.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
STORES, OFFICES, w., FOR RENT,
LOANS.

~ Eun!B 70 Huit at o per cent.
The aboyeis only small portion OF proper.
~ on my books. For full list call al ONCE foS
bulletins Issued on LIST and 18th.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
TUESDAY, JANUARY Il
AinIlNeIilenfs.

NAuoNAG.-Ig Hermann.
ALHAv0Hs- Maggie Mitchell.
kFsSAN's-l Emily S1licna BurlcsGVe CO.
g.rou--Nls, Mat;in NiCkcrs.
TEE MA$Ass ~ tspASuGAMA-l6!h ~ & OGiOay
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Me FIREl FIREl FikEl

If you want the CHEAPEST, CLEANEST,
and MOST ECONOMICAL FUEL, buy Wash
ington Gas Company's COKE.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
aul7-u sole Agents.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

Single copies for one yeRr....,..,..u...,,... zoe
Clubs Of ten for one year or clubs Of hve for -
Two yeaTPss'.ss ''ss's'ss. W w
Extra cory mailed nee TO party securing the
club. Postage paid,
National Republican., 1888-01-17
WANTED---ROOM3.

4ooms for THFEH Eb, housSRespS4 SHesSHshE i.
and second llOor between 9th and 18th sts.,
ard from q to J. stS N. W. Must be reason.
able. References exchanged. Address W. NJ.
L., Republican Olice. 7l9
National Republican., 1888-01-17
FOE SAFE

NOR sALE-CoUpE, sos; SET OF BRASS.
IL mounted harness, $50 This is rare
bargain aud must be sold within II week;
everything is in good condition. Apply ~
EuGENE McCONNEY. IS Defreei st. S.l9
TOR sALE--CANARY BIRDS, MALES
assortment in thc city. SCHSIID'S BfRD
STORE, 81 lglh 81. y. ". $50
National Republican., 1888-01-17
FXENnTINE HOARD.

srsz MOUNT VERNON AVENUE AssoCI-
~ ALTON.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

III, V.~',lrjpi~,1r. ~o5rt'r cara1
National Republican., 1888-01-17
SpECYAL NOTICES

e<1sze NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Ny the annual meeting of the stoCkhold.rs
OF the National Press Brick Company Will be
held at the Office of the company, room 81,
CorcoTan liuild'ng, in the city of Washington,
d. C., on the 25TII DAY OF JANUARY, A: d..
1857, at II o'clock In the forenoon, the object
OF such meeting being the election of directors
of said company for the ensuing year, and the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting,
ialigO SAML MULLlKEN, Secretary.
sSs@ OFFICE OF The GMEsAPEAKE 5,nPl,
A dividend of 81 % per share will he payable
on the 23p DAY OF JANUARY, 1855, to the
stockholders OF record at the close OF business
on the I'm OF JANUARY, 1855. at the Oliee
of the treasurer of the company, BlD tn st.
N W., Washington, d. q. The transfer books
viii he closed from the 10TH to the 2jD OF
JANUARY, inclusive.
ClAS. &. BEEBE, Secretary.
WAsuiNGToS, D. c., jan - lSSs.
inl3.lt
National Republican., 1888-01-17
LOST and FOUND.

u OST-SIO REWARD-A BLUE SKY TER
4 4 rier dog; answers to the name Of "Dick +"
Whoever will return the same ID l13l 81. Will
receive the above reward 0l9
T OST-BLACK AND TAN TERRIER GYP,
l. with long ears, has on collar ana brass
lock- Liberal reward If returned 10 2ll f St.
\. w, 0-lS
National Republican., 1888-01-17

nRAwING AND PAINTING.-NArIoNAL
~ Academy of Fine Arts, sol i street, pre-
SIDED over by Mrs lmogenc X. MOrrel, who
has had u medals and studied IL years In
Europe with the most celebrated artists. To
prevent children forming careless habits of
years oil age and upward, for almost nothing.
Thorough iustructiO ion in every branch OF art,
irom drawing of all kinds to portrait and his.
torlcal painting. Evening classes for ladies
7OcloCR. al6-j.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

uTAETED-RATTLIN AND COLD WIN.
w dows and cold doors made comfortable
by proper application of rubber weather strlps.
For low prices and good work address JOHN
Il. FISHER, 1906 9Th st. N. w; also general
hOusp rppnirg 1-lO
National Republican., 1888-01-17
EDUCATIONAL,


RS. S. G. DAVIS, $40 l2rU ST. n. W,
,NA. teacher Of piano and harmony, Will give
lessons at residence when required; best oi
rpierCNC O.; forms reasonable. inl6 U
National Republican., 1888-01-17
FOR Observation-Disclosures

I1oR RkNT-oNE SEVEN AND ONE,
IL third octave upright Chickeriug piano
IN perfect condition. Apply to BERG MANN 4.
TAs1ET, SIG + st. y. W. 10 II
National Republican., 1888-01-17

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Only q for Two Years-lss7 and 1888,
Election.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
rwo-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HoUsEs
EnR GAI L
UNIMpR0VED PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Fer loot,
18th st, bet J. and N II W w,,,,..o".,....".,.sl,5O so
Il Il, bet Ed and ith c.,,,.,,.....,...",,,,l .2i
Hopkins 81, bet o and i II w..,..,,.u,..,.,.. %
~ -, bet Canal aud sts wu..,.,,..,.,... 90
II st. bet n II ave aud. 18th 81 II w..,....,... %
II st, bet Del ave and ID 81 II c"...,,,,,,.,. SOC
) W cor "a and / SITS Il nc.,,...,,..,,,,,,.... jlG
h st, bet lSt and 81 II W...,..,,.,..,,,.,.,, SOC
9TH st, bet q 81 and Va ave e,..,,,.,..... 30c
lst st, bet o ana T. 81 w.","".,.,,,,,,..,n.. l0G
National Republican., 1888-01-17

HuApn l.. r,>, Secretary.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

INoR RENT-THREE DESIRABLE ROOMS,
IL uninrpishCd, on Sd sloor at l6i1 18th st.
n. W. rent reasonable TO desirable tenant
hCrhicS rNss the door. 1-lS
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Legal

bATEf,T ATTORNEY CHAS. j. GOOCH
Il 81. Cloud building, 9Th and u Rts., 22 yeara'
experiences. PROMPT. FAITHFUL service.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

A WNlNG NIAKER-R. G. NJ. BURTON, Oil
IA EFT. NV. Reception canopies and dec.
oralions ior rent. Az kinds OF AWninns, rents,
VI Printers, $3.50 Pa. ave. Globe Building.
iebl9.tf
TRUNKS AND HARNEss-JAMES s. TOP
l. HAM, 1881 Pa, ave. n. W.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
HOUSES FOR RENT.
" EsN -
pOr month.

=
9y5 1911 81 ", rs.,......,....",..",,,',,!i %
gll 9Th II W, IS %
lg7lo II stnw, rs..,...,...n,.,.,....,,,o., 81 50
Cor 18th and Boundary s. II W, rs.,.,.,. 25 %
792 Est W, q % 80
O2l Il W. q rs .,,....,......,......,". L. 90
923i boundary 4 ", ..J...., II o.
il lst st W, 5Ts..,,..,..............,,. -. H. 20
- d st ", . rs..,..,...,.,,,,......"," - 30
1871 D 81 ", 4 rs...,,.,,.,,,..,,,,..."" ~ 70
National Republican., 1888-01-17

NTANTED-BY A F1RST.CLASS COOK
w and chambermaid, OF North Carolina,
situation; no obisction to travelling city
references. Call No. d32 Washington st. N. w.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Foe RENT.--HOUsEs

I>oR RENT-TwO ROOM HOUSES. NOS.
IL lO4 and 1CG ~ st. n. W., also 4, 5 and 8
room houses; location good. Apply TO II. ).
JOHNSTON, 493 Pa. ave. 6.l0
Nor RENT-622 II ST. y. W.--S.sTORY
II brick dwelling, II rooms modern i'm.
provements, at sos per month Inquire ut a.
EBEkLIS SONS stove Store, us 9Th st.
G-l7
National Republican., 1888-01-17
FOa REET---ROOMS

LyOR RENT-4jO q ST. y. W, TWO NICELY
A. iulniihcd rooms on I'd floor; suitable for
light housekeeping; silver, table llnen and
vance 7.l0
National Republican., 1888-01-17

Wy ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHITE,
w situation as messenger, ianitor,, or
watchman, with a member of Congress pre-
fcrrCd; can write n plain hand will give city
reicrchce as TO sobricty, honesty, aud industry;
SO reward to any one securing n permanent
Republican OniCc, Ills
National Republican., 1888-01-17

TOR RENT-lN NORTHWEST PART OF
feet repair, with ali modern improvements:
stationary Wristbands, speaking tubes, and
bells on each floor: rent, s2S 50 per month.
Apply TO OWNER, 933 NJ st. n. W. 6l0
National Republican., 1888-01-17

yITANTED-BY A NORTHERN LADY A
w situation as maid to an invalid; good
reader and sewer Address for two days
MAID. Republican Office. lis
VNTANTED-WEAT STRIPS TO PUT
w on; also. nll kinds OF cabinet AMI Car.
portering work done to order. l.. 4. CLARK
u WM. A. HARDlSTH, 80 st. N. Z. lis
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-02-10
BRIEFS.

Bismarck's military bill ha:
| passed.
Baltimore and Ohio stock has fal.
len below par, selling at 95.
Gladstone was royalty received or
his return to Englsnd Wednesday.
The North western railroads have
gona to cutting freight rates heavily
Vice-President DeCamp Of Gin
cinnati has been surrendered by his
bondsmen.
The MARYLAND legislature has
passed resolutions endorsing Cleve-
lands message.
Genl R. II. Anderson, Chief OF
Police of Savannah, died Wednes-
day Of pneumonia.
The agricultural society Of France
wants protective duty On sugars
and other articles.
Amas J. Smell, of Chicago mil
lionaire, was found murdered
Wednesday near that city.
The U. S. Senate has postponed
consideration of the British cXtradi-
ton treaty until next December.
The Crown Prince Of Germany
experiences difficulty in breathing.
1t is reported that the doctors have
decided to resort to tracheotomy
Immediately, as further delay might
result in sutGocation.
/ man at Charleston, S. G. shot
II a dog Wednesday, and hit book
agent from Richmond, wounding
him seriously but not fatally. ct
viii be very hard for this man to
make the world believe he did not
aim at the book AGENT
5ii;s Iona NJ. Roche, the school
teacher who lay on the prairie all
night near Plainvicw, Neb.. during
the recent blizzard with three of her
pupils, all of whom die. 10 her
arms, has had both Of her feet ampu
fat,i. Her lett arm is badly de-
formed by large pieces Of flesh
dropping off, but the physician says
it will probably not be necessary to
amputate it.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-02-10
THE CITIZEN AND THE CoNDrcToRs

ihE CITIZEN AND THE CONDT-GrTops
TIE CITIZEN some doxa oa:
mo I rortod .o.o..1 "e0 ''iilN
nana'a, ,. ''o severely upon certain
Ion"0cIo'S between MorrlstoWn and
AsheVllIe relative to certain state
ments we were informed one or both
had made concnrninc tbo o;ol,,o.
~ ,.Ls,.;n Ti 'no 'IcAheSS
90 - 1A'''e' 'iIG lnIS article IN the
CITIZEN was based upon what we
were informed by reputable gentle
men, of Asheville Mr.. Burger Cf
Knoxville said. The authorities Of
the two lines, ". n. C. and p. r
Nap and Ga, as We knew thev
would do, proceeded at once to
iHEestlsat": !, Boil! con&uctors. Messrs
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-02-10

| MI, ..,.ol ,o,:,,,. 80, p,,,.o,
Dom continues With incrorsod inter, s.
c,, 49,,
. giea' "S"i VI so0'v.o vas so -
terday Tor from SI9 10 9oo per huNofeu
,.,,.
MS, T. S'0i '',' ne: '''',''',, ~ - :,
Eior;In Fl 2tIneie''"er are 'isi''A| ''''''''' IL
Our visitors seem to 9r'2.y sr.oy the
fine weathc1 here in the sunny South
just now
From the present "''iooh the real
estate and building ,%~.-'~, vii be
quite lVeiy TINS SpNh@'
The weather has been fine for SOWING
tobacco seeds and many OF cur farmers
are taking advantage Of The Opportunity
Messrs. Murray and Lance have 4
splendid bankrupt stock # goods which
they aIe selling at auction. see tncIl
advertisement.
.......
AHy t; oito @ "-S--il I7 > :, i ~ ' ~I 80
,nrs - s, nba,iI ~ ro,I !i,o " - ,3,',,,.,sr,,s,.t ..
M NJ IarHGal!
Capt \. d. to!tnn1 2n" NcV' l. II
Brown will leave in 4 fen days u begin
work OF their contract on the Carolina
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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-02-10
YOUNG BARRIsTERs.

The supreme cour, l.tcnsed thir-
ty-one new lawyers last Tuesday
There were two negro applicants
but one failed. The following young
Western Carolinians passed Messr;
J. Frank Ray and c. NJ. Piatt, 0.
Macon; w. W. Zackery, Transylva
MIA; Gibsors Merrimcn, Of Bun.
combe +. III. Noryell, q ilay wood
Louis Hauy, Of Mcdowell; NJ L
Mott, of Irtdcll El! b Cline and
Mr.. Lynch of Cat@v ha. Mr.. Ghatr
son cf Burke ard Mr.. BUlLe Of Al
exander.