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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16
IMPERIAL HOTEL.
OPENING OF THE HOUSE FOR THE
WTNTRR CEhSnN

OPENING OF THE HOUSE FOR THE
WINTER SEASON.
The Imperial hotel, which was closed during
the greater portion Of the summer season, has
been reopened for transient custom or regular
boarders, and, Judging from the patronage IT is
receiving 1t is fair to presume that It viii do
. steady and successful business throughout the
approaching winter. The proprietor, Col ]. S.
Peiree, formerly Of the Rocking ham house, Ports
mouth, N H. Is certainly qualified TO MI the po-
siti0n Of public caterer, his long experience fur
nishing him the knowledge to understand the
wants Of the public and how they can be supplied.
Since he assumed charge Of the house improve
ment is visible on every side; repaiDting, paper
ing and cleansing have made wonderful changes
in Its appearance, and viii consequently increase
its attractions TO the travelling public A cafe has
been opened on the lower moor, where all the deli
caeies Of the season be obtained at reasonable
prices and on shert notice. It has been arranged
Tor the accommodation Of ladies IS well as gentle
men, and will secure good custom, especially in
the evening, at the close Of the theatrical per-
formanees. The proprietor had the good j1dg-
meut 70 gather around him polite and gentle
manly clerks and assistants in all the different
branches OF his house, who will contribute much
TO the success Of the hotel, which is forgOne
cluEion under It's present superior MANAGEMENT
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
WINTER SCHEDULES OF THE B. AND P
AND Il AND q RAIIRnAnS

WINTER SCHEDULES OF THE B. AND P.
AND B. AND o. RAILROADS.
Yesterday the winter schedule on the BaItI.
more and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio rail.
roads went into operation. The trains hereafter
will be run as follows:
Baltimore and Potomac railroad-The trains
will leave Sixth and b streets northwest as fol-
lows: Washington time, 5:S5 Northern express,
SIS accommodation 9s23 New York limited 1855
fast line, $40 p. m. accommodation, 1853 Philadel-
phia#, 1:23 Cincinnati, (neW train,)H Dos New
York nights, 1O:I5 Pacific express. The arrivals
will be as follows: 6:13 New York nights, s35 ac-
cOmmodation, $3.50 fast lines ,1l:55 accommodation
new train a. m, $40 Philadelphia, 4:03 New
York limited, 5:55 accommodation, 9:l3 mails,
lbs Southern express. Those marked with q
star are daily trains.
Baltimore and Ohio raIlroad-TraIns for Balti-
more will leave at s. !, T:25, 7:35 s. $50 1870 a.
m; u m; j, $50 345, 4:30, $50, and ESQ D. m
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston at 8 q.
m. and p. m. daily, except Sunday. For ali
parts Of the West at $40 a. m.-and 6:l0 and 1l:4O
p. N. daily except Sunday. For Pittsburg at
$50 D. N. daily.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16
DISTRICT NOTES.

On Saturday the comptroller paid of the labor
ere under contractors Nelson and Mcintosh, the
garbage men, and the physicians and apotheca-
ries to the poor. There were also presented fol
payment several school bills.
Two sewer traps have been ordered to be put In
at the corner Of Twentieth and N streets north.
west, with sewer connections.
The auditor has found II necessary to employ
an extra force In making up his report to be pre-.
scented to Congress through the Commissioner, in
accordance with law, which requires that Q report
shall be made Of every warrant issued, with date,
for what purpose and to what account chargeable.
Since the organization of the present form OF
PoTemment there have been upward Of nine
thousand warrants Issued by the auditor.
The report that since the Inauguration OF the
District goYemment over 1900 warrants have
been issued BY the auditor Is incorrect, as the
same were issued BY the comptroller, whose duty
II Is under the law. By the change in the recent
at the duty of the comptroller in this respect Is
three times as great as previously, as he Is COM
PEELED to lssde Individual warrants TO all the en-
bloyees under the District government, which
was formerly done.by different Disturbing 6ficers
II may also be added that in this large number
but one error, and that not material one, has
occurred. trfp.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16
80 TORK CROP ROUHE.

The New York Chop House, opened to-day At
No. IZl6 Penns5lvania avenue, viii supply the
public With superior eating establishment con-
o5sts IL al It's details. Mr. B. Henze, the propri-
etcr. has, e considerable expense, htted up the
S-fSo- Al rst.eiass styie and proposes 70 furnish
~ nafronf With nothing but the best the market
@fofdf lIfs bar viii be stocked with the cho1cest
100 nnf Iiquors and cigars Of the finest brand
~ rr.-14a IA veil known ID this community sud
500 onierfain 10 doubts 81 Eaceas1 attending t1is
-o'l-rlsI-inr II starting ne Chop house.
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a oUTTING AFFRAY
SPIDER BROWN USING A RAZOR
FREELY

SPIDER BROWN USING A RAZOR
FREELY.
Shortly after IL O'Clock Saturday night col
ored man named Charles Powell entered police
headquarters with the blood running profusely
from his arm, caused by deep wound therein,
which he said was inflicted by . man named
Spider Brown, who, in company with Samuel
Campbell, alias Sam Patch, had attacked him
with q razor. He wished 10 see Lieutenant KEEL.
ley, make known the facts and secure the arrest
teetiYe Sargent accompanied him tc the Seventh
precinct station, (Lleut. Kelly's) where the
eompanied by Sergeant Arnold and another
policeman, went to house in Prathers alley,
where the two men were found and brought TO
the station. DR.. hagruder dressed the wounds
Of the injured man, and pronounced them not
dangerous. The accused parties bear bad repu-
tati0n in the city, and have been frequent in
mates Of the jan, where they viii soon return.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16
1rTCHAEL HAYFs our ON BATL,

Saturday AFTER the adjournment Of the Circuit
Court, Mr.. Francis Miller, counsel for Michael
Hayes, the principal witness for the Government
in the burglary case, who was arrested on
the charge Of peEiury on Friday last, applied to
Judge Cartier for a reduction Of the bail, which
Was hxed by Judge Smell, OF the Polics Court, At
5000 Judge Fisher, District Attorney, argued
that the sum named was small enough when the
characterof the offence was taken into consldera-
ton. Judge Cartier, however. deemed 5000 .
suncient sum, and the accused having been sent
for bail was given for his appearances Is the De-
eember term Of the Criminal Court TO answer the
charges, Messrs. Columbus Alexander and H0r-
see s. johnson becoming his gureties
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aMosT LoYEL ~ SAUCES..

The author Of "The Wonderland Of the An
tipodesn writer; The Samoans are the most
lsYely race o. laTsges with whom e has been my
fortune 70 meet They have nottho ma noses,
thick LIS, friEzled hair Of the negro type bat
pleasing expression. The color Of their skin q Q
Tich golden; their whole costume ts limited 20
llrhf fringe Of rrass around the waist and the
women conine themselves in the way Of tastoolng
70 couple Of thin blue lines across the Ups. Lhe
men are Of great physical strength ana enormous
structure; they have queer disdan TOT a. whites,
and say that We employ brute lQ-ce5 9. f. Am
stronr suns, &C.; like bail, they have the reason
and iniollect Of The child who rp1s away RON the
bull. They I've happy Er1coiul llIei me eettn
unaeked. produces her troazrcs ~ aou1n4ncei
they Save no need 70 dig when al 8 ready 70
lh1Ir hand
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AKUsEKBETS
THE NATIONAL THEArKE-MR. J. K


EMMETT.
Since his great European success Mr.. Joseph
X. Emmett makes his nrst appearance in Wash
ington at the National Theater tonight, in his
original character OF "Fritz, Our Cousin Ger.
man. In the progress Of the play Fritx's great
entertainment VIII Oeeur, In which he viii intro
duce character burlesque, songs and dances
and when the scene Of the recognition comes the
audience will be favored With his hne guitar solo
In the last act We shall have the popular song Of
s.Sehneidor, How Yon Vaa.D There can be nc
doubt but what Mr.. Emmett VIII Be honored with
full and fashionable patronage.
CHARLOTTE OUsHMAN.
The announcement made h another column Of
the appearance Of Miss CasAmsn at Lincoln hall
tAis month, IN an evening and morning entertain
ment Which viii give free scope to her wonderful
elooutiOnsry powers, viii be hailed with pleasure
BY her many admirers - ven - By every other
lover Of refined entertainments. Miss Ouzhman
is certainly OF the best readers that ever WAS
Il 10 not alone her mouth that speaks, but every
line Of her strongly marked face, every turn Of
her head, every movement Of her arms. She is a
model that public speakers may do well 70 study.
served seats, are ready a Warren Choate & Co. Is
bookstore
THE SACRED CONCERT.
It's q square statement Of the truth 10 say
that large audience was present stthe National
last night in the enjoyment Of the sacred concert
given theIe. Inc music OF the Orcneetre was
beautifully played, and the vocal gems rendered
by Miss Eva Mills and Mr.. Theo. Miller Justly
received the eneores demanded. These concerts
j have every earnest OF complete popularity and
success ~ - -
F0RD'S OPERA HOUSE-HAVERLEY'S
MINSTRELS.
Ford's will be occupied this week By HaHerley's
Minstrels, one Of the best organized and most
talented troupes in the world. The prices are re-
duced to IS 80 and IS cents and there will be yes
pertines Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
THE THEATRE COMIQUE
Master ]. II. Browne appeares every night at
the Comique this week in q new local drama, en-
titled "FIsshes OF City LIE" The Freeman
Sisters also put in an appearance. They have
earned the name and fame they ENJOY.
THEODORE THOMAS.
We simply remind our readers that Theodore
Thomas concerts take place at Lincoln hall
Tuesday and wednesday evenings, and that
the tickets are for sale at MetEerOtts'.
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TIE FvD On TpoUptF

'Tis as Hamlet says: "a consummation de-
Tsutly to be wished for" and how many thou-
lands are daily wishing TO see it-that is the end
81 troubled Yet there are many who will see 1t,
and before the end Of the present month. On the
10th OF November the great drawing Of the Pub
lie Library Of Kentucky takes place, and the for
fuuate men who draw numerous large Drisea
each OF which Is fortune, viii enthusiastically
oxclalm "This Is the END OftrOubleIH They will
hoWeTer be sensible enough 70 secure their
DANCER Of being tormented with these awful
Words--toO late.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16
DINING SALOONS.
FUSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
Fall Announcement!

The citizens Of Washington are informed that
EUsSELL'S Joe CREAM will be continued in the
Fan and Winter the same IS in the summer, Ne
same
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16
TLlfELY ESTT0N.

1t is believed that fully one halfof the citizens
Of this District are neglecting 70 provide them
selves with rubbers and shoes Huitable for the
cold and wet weather We are certain o. having
very soon. Avoid dootoFB' bills and medicines b.
supplying yourselves IN time with proper cover
ing for the feet D. n. Davis, eoTIser Of r and
Twelfth Eireets has one 81 the largest stocks N
the city Of lne goods, from which 70 select good
articlee IN the boot and shoe line. MI. Davis
makes lne goods p speciality, and has All the
styles for illl ana winter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16
TIE STAR OOUR6E on LECTUREg.

Our readers need hardly be reminded that the
sale Of season tickets for the star course Of leo
lures viii commences this morning. The diagram
OF seats VII be found 81 the bookstores Of John
Q. Parker and Warren Choate 4 Co. As this is
the only eonrse which gives the highest style OF
the present generation By TWO Of rs best repre-
eentafivee IN both the original native aud import
% packages and 90 the price OF Preserved eoats for
aomethi1g OF rash. Full details regarding The
Lectures VIII be found n The star c0urao pam
ghlels. They ean b had ai al the principal book
stores.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16

ST PATRICK'S CRAVE IN IRELAND.
Mr.. Berry FfenneI, writing in Land and Water,
saws: Zone matter which think will impress
most strangers with q feeling Of disappointed
surprise is Visft to the Cathedral City Of Down
patrick. 1t is neither the city itself nor the ns
substantial cathedral on the hill thas eYokes
this feeling. They are well enough, trim, thriT
ing. misunderstanding on the whole, and need
not fear comparison with other eathsdrals or
cathedral cities Of Ireland. But something more
than disappointment, something Ike indignant
snrnrise. takes possession Of one on being led up
"a what is said 10 be held sacred as the grave Of
81 Patrick, and which as such is visited, an
fold Nv multitudes OF American strangers every
year IL lies in the highest and most central POI
eurrouHding DoWnpatrick cathedFel and y the
one spot OF earth in the Whole place that appears
given up to complete neglect and dissertation.
atAro1nd are graves and gray nea, ancient ana
modern AL Well-ofdered and neatly kept, some
showing the recent touch Of hands directed py
loving care while the one which strangers would
have expected TO ind most nonored and reTered
The nsightly-looking hole, Unmarried ~ cross
or slab, now half filled with loose q broken
bricks. stones and earth, - q disgrace 70 the
people Il Down, who. be they froteftanta or
Parista IN that they claim 70 Be Chrl!tianst nave
an equal right % honor the resting place q this
fnithldl fearless preacher 9! Cn.issi4nlsJ Sao
vac the hrst 10 bring the Gospel 81 1feth INTO ~,
ration among hor then Wholly barosron4 pslnees
snd neoUlo and y hose fest iI1l touched the 4rl.A
soil rll1sI the shores OF the County UcNl- aa44l
feel proud Indeed 50 these ohservatiQnl VII lead
anT one belonging 70 the neigh oorhooo, Qr the
ccpnI7, 70 take Eome interest 70 Inii m-tier
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KNLGHTR az PYTRIAR.

SyracusiAns Lodge, No. 10, X. Of p, Of this
city, On Friday night last organized an assoeia-
ton for the purpose Of perfeeting themselves in
the knigbtlY drill The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: VIM. H. Hines
president; VIM. T. Bailey, secretary; and L. "
Cutler, drill-master. A committee consisting Of
was appointed to draft . constitution and bylaws
for tie government Of the association. q. H.
=, royt,s ,aoh,.t .Si,bI hel 1
IN which TO drill. On the occasion Of the assem-
bling Of the Supreme Lodge Of the World IN this
city IN May next, handsome flag Is to be pre-
sented to the best-drilled lodge appearing on
parade, and Ro 10 has gone 70 work With the de-
termination TO win Il II possible. Here IL . capt.
tai chance for knightly rivalry.
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0ITY ITzMH


USE the best Il is always the cheapest in the
sally regarded as the best and cheapest for over
fifteen years.
scHEscxis PuLnoxrc SYRuP. yon -zl CuRn on
OoNeUNPTIoH, CoU6Hs AND CoLDs.
The great virtue Of this mediaine Il that Il
purifes the blood, and thns siscts ! cure.
SoHKHcKs SEA WED TOXIC, RoR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA. 1NIa RsTIoS, sc.
The Tonic produces 3 healthy action Of the
stomach, creating An Appetite forming chyle and
curing the most obstinate cases OF indigestion.
ScHxEcK's 4AHDRAKB PIL.s, FOR THE CURR or
LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce .
healthy action Of the liver without the least dan
ger, as they are free from ealomel, and yet more
eseeeloas N restoring healthy aetion Of the
These remedies are certain cure for Ocnyump-
nos, as ne ~ Rnl S9S Syrup rpens the natter
upon the liver, create . healthy bile, and remove
al diseases Of the liver, often cause Of Com
strength 70 the stomach, makes good digestion,
AMI enables the organs 70 form good blood; and
thus creates healthy circulation Of healthy
as thus explained, win cure every case Of Con.
sumption, u taken In time, and the use Of the
DR.. schenck Is professionally At his prineipsl
office, corner sixth and Arch streets Philadelphia
eveiy Monday, where all letters for advice must
be addressed.
$40 TO $1,000
Invested N Stocks ana Gold pays 200 per cant. .
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge o.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
THuRsroK's IvoRr PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
twenty-five and any cents per bottle.
JoUvEz's IHoDoRoUs KTD-GLovH OuRANTR
VIII FenOYate solled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoE's PoNADE OPTurE Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and hfty cents per bottle.
WILLS STREHeTHKEINe PLAsrRRs are thu
very best. All sold BY druggists.
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LIST CB1NcE

But q short time remains for the purchase Of
tickets In the Flth Gin Concert Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky. Agents have been notified
to make returns from the 10Th 10 the 18th instant
but for the convenience Of those who may have
failed to supply themselves through the agents,
cash orders Will be filled at the home ofaee up to
the evening Of the 18th, and any money should
come too late 4 viii be promptly returned to the
partY sending IT.
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NAVY YARD NEWS.
InhnH Snainer nharlnn u

Messrs. John H. Speieer, Charles W. Morgan
JOhR Minor Bolts, Patrick O'Brien, John o.
Axe and Nathaniel Hnbrun, clerks in the depart
ment Of construction and repair, and one ship
wright, one patten-maker, one borer and one
boiler, and I've laborers in the same department
were discharged on Saturday.
Mr.. William p. Allan was appointed clerk to
the naval eOnatrnetnr vice M Smear. remoHed.
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rAKK cARE o. TnUR HALuARLEa

Gall and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels slver-Ware,o other
valuables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Tdke vaTniaq fToasfhs Chicago and Boston .6Tes
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16

JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OF SIS
FUR BEAVER MATLESEY-FACED OVERS
COATS. FAR SUPERIOR TO LAST LOT
OFFERED AT THAT PRICE
EISEMAN BROS.
Sos Seventh street May Building
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AUCTToN SALRs ToDIY.

By B. H. Warner:
At $50 O'Clock, lot in square No. 500. Fourth
street west, between q and r streets north.
At O'Clock, valuable improved property on
Second street west, between d street south and
Virginia avenue.
By Wash b. Williams:
Alta o'clock, valuable improved real estate on
the corner Of New Jersey avenue and Z street
northwest.
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m. FTELDS, SECOND LECTURR

The second lecture Of this series takes place to.
night at Lincoln Hall. Subject: aSidney Smith
and His Work In Life" Diagram at BaIlantyne's
until o'clock. Admission at the door only any
eauta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16

OvERcoATs in the greatest variety; some light
weight, some medium and some heavy.
Talmas, Sacques, Raglans and listers, for
driving, walking and riding, made Of the latest
STYLES Of domestic and foreign fancy and plain
fabrics and now offering st extremely low prices
Livery OVereoats in serTieeabie fabrics and
colors, ready-made, or made 70 order at short
notice GEO. @. HENNIEe,
No. 40 Seventh street.
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CARRIAGFS

JACKSON WAGONS AT REDUCED
- RATES.-We have lust received new lot Of
those superior WAGONS for farmers and haulers.
"A few heavy Lumber or Truck WAGONS, manu-
factured expressly for this city.
MAGRATH = 81LA5
northwest. sep15-1m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16

AN NOW OFFKRTEs an unusually hne article
Of allWool knit nndershirts and drawers, to-
gether with . superior assortment Of lower grades
IN white and scarlet knit and fne scarlet flannel
goods. The prices are fixed extremely low.
GEO. q. HEHNIHG,
No. 40 Seventh street.
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,.,. %. 50 AND rs Ornrs
GTAR COURSE OF LECTURES

LINCOLN HALL.
'JOSH LLIHGS'i-pECEM BER Il.
subjeet-ssW hat Know about Hotels. -
WENDELL PHILLIPS, tdate and subjece viii
be announced In . few days.)
Subject Dialect Humor.n
It lain this lecture that Mr.. Andrews gives the
wonderful limitations OF celebrated humorous ehIrs
Acterst for which he has become famous.
DIX. GEO. B. PORTEOUS, Of EnglAnd-JAN. II.
SubJeet-'Ihe Attitude Of the Clergy towards
Public Amusemants. -
DR.. Pofteous comes to this country the seknoWla
edged representative Of the highest type Of English
orAtory. and it Is an interesting feature Of this
course that the two great American orators also
WILL CARLTON, the Poet-JANUARYz
(Author Of Betsy and are Out. - 'tOYeF the
Hills to the Poor House, - Gel
snhlect-''The Nineteenth Century, - q poetieal
The "Farm Ballads, BY win Carlton, are found
IN almost every household, and the remarkable cOn-
curiosity 70 see and hear the brlh Want author,
JOHN B. GOUGH-FEBRUARY a.
SuD1ect-stA New Temperance Lecture"
season Tickets, with reserved seats, t3--fnF sate
at John @. Parker's. 81 Seventh street, and War
ren Ohoate co. IS 81 Penns Wv anla avenue.
See pamphlet, giving further notice or lee
turers. nO16-tf
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Go1denH111.

rs sa .sSss IS Is s:s s1 ss.I .a : i,.o
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muE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANH
u OF THE Dls5,kA :, ~. ~ ~ i,n- -
Vestibuics. Sidewalks, footWaEs. and CURLING, "
Inherent colorgs fountains, Lava OEn4l1l4.-1
Honse and Lava Steps, and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar Walla and flooring cemented % eEd
eiude dampneSB. Kitchens and areas cementc4 Anl
mace perfectly dry, and sure preventive asllnl.
the intrusion o. rats, m9ectl te.s and AZ otn9
work executed Tor Mnlcn EeftlAA4 l4lllAl-
ADAPTED. OR Ponfland Cement becomes in Q ~.
days superior 70 any 81 TIE MAJ oles o. natural 1l
IN 'coninon uee. and Il an admirable imitation q,
either marble or stone, q more durable, and u
creases Is crushlnE resistance with age. II ocl
1890 n. RossIIesaIsl - 49, -.
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IlfP0RTAA

to all who contemplate painting up before
THANKSGIVING.
ISAAC CURRY,
The Fast, Tried and Honest
PAINTER,
Shop SOS Fourteenth street.
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NETLgON

So far as understood there are, up to this time,
among the contestants in the first class one from
the Star once, Mr.. Mclean; three from the Gov
eminent once, Messrs. Shafner, Steiner and
Wolf; three from the office Of TIE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN,, Messrs. Richards, Medallion and
ONeill. II is a bit unpleasant not to be able to
mention IN this article the names of the excel
Ient competitors who Will undoubtedly enter the
contest from the office Of the WGshiHqloa ChroH-
icie. There are gentlemen in that Office who have
made splendid records, and their hesItaney in
coming TO the front is . matter Of some surprise.
1t will detraet from the character Of the affair II
show his hand.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16

USE the best. IL Is always the cheapest In the
end. DOoley's Yeast Powder has boed uniYer-
sally regarded as the best and cheapest for over
| ffteen years.