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The Five Gentlemen Who Want to
Represent the West Side
in Congress.
Their Reasons for Believing They
Arc Entitled to the
Nomination,
And the Various Things They
Hope to Accomplish ifScnt
to Washington.
Instructive Reading for the Repub-
ican Voters Of West
Chicago.
TIE SECOND DISTRICT.

The contest for the Republican Congress
s1nnal nomination IN tho Sgc0nd-the West
Si.le. District bids fair Mt present to ,a nlorc
animated and Interesting than IN .stly nf thc
0tlcr districts t.lto Which Cook County Is cut
III. Thrre arc ilya persons win arc either
active or passlye asllrAnts fur the favorable
consideration of Tho Convention, md each ut
them hopes 10 carry one or More nf tho
eight wards comprising the district. trusting
that, wiliTc he ,n,ly hot have majority nt
the ou,set, yet that lis friends will l,olu o,,
tho longest. and thus secure lin, tho Coveted
prlze.
There being thus every appearance Of m
animated contest lasting from now until
s,Ime time in September, when thu question
will be 'lcridr.l, THE TnuuSE proposes 10
To IT, part IN cniightcning the Republicans
of the district, ntul aiiiny then, In
arriving at II conclusion IN to whom Of tho
five nspiranfs they would iIefer haye tn rep
resent thcm. Therefore iis reporters hnyn
pitt to encll Ut theso candidates the following
questions: "What claims have you n, tic
Republican party that justify yun III ;.sking n
nomination at Its hands," a,Ha "Nhy sl1 you
want to 70 to Congress, md what iegistatinn
are you specially dcstraus to scca!res' Their
answers giycl, generally with gruat f1lllness,
are rs follows:
, 1880-08-27

1le!Tiliere. floono TO-. H.. Fob. Il 1s9p
nEAM SIR: nve teen usl.,g yuMr iNiil AN iiiJ}tjn
sns Sung lime md nm perfectly satis1cd With
reltn Sttfkthcnh ihe StFve*. Regulates the stodl-
nfn n1u EH~rls. aad HDiteSGa rheumatism. NnpId
nut au without 1t. MlfS WEH'rE EAiI@
, 1880-08-27

FISh0r. Champaign Ca, III,
DEAL! ss!M: This Ii tn CnFufy that JHIr ISf}tHS
nlls Sfhl!t. Inns dnno laie mira goub for iidnrf
tHnrinHt aid lihatt lltsrnsa hnE any other rnedi.
c1nn trfr USED. 1t also CURED 3t children nf
thtA ntId Hesotn1n MAttGiKET CiIi3N
, 1880-08-27

For half d ccutury tho Shakers ga1xapatlita
lns becn the stAudlsl bloo.i putIller, lIyor mid
kidney renle.iy ur physlcl3ls Aud druggists
throughout GGW England. e7'~
, 1880-08-27

i'scktnRhnnl. kankakgs Co., H., May ta ln1
and lnuna l,u re!pf until ctlnmeticed uatn& yogs
Ht1st vm!lnble lNnlAA EIuuJ SYRUP; nuxl II
3ctAu u all. ANNA YIESS&NHEiu+
, 1880-08-27

FIurn, CIny Co., III.
f'EAn Hin; ,'rhis Is to ccrtfy that your lNt,XH
csli1I" atscf all othrr medicInes hnl fnlt.d.
, 1880-08-27

FHItieN stnhllA SFlFG ~ PROTECT tIlG nb1esb
si1e thu prison wnits.h
COL. j. w. lESSETT.
Tho rciurtcr fund Co. j. ". bennett,
nnofhrr supposed aspiral,t. In l,s taw 0filcc,
M. 100 Fifth nvu,,isp, and irgan operations
by assing t,tm II I!e WIS II caudi.iate fur Con-
grcss fro'l, tho Sccontl District.
"l'ersolla!iy," replied the Cnionet. II I'M
very indifferent about THO ltnttcr Uf ct,s,rsp,
regard II atl honor to he t,thisntch for C,.,-
fsrcss. But say now, Asll say It frankly,
TINT there nre sulIio things which nre said to
be necessary by tinsc who are familiar with
s1e|t matters 1T 0rttcr to secure nomination
that will not tlo, M mnlscr wllnt the cutlsc-
qllc.lccs are. Whit regard rs propcr tn bu
dune, will tn. a,li tMnlly unable Il, give
any opinion MS to thu probability If my being
nominated, Tor haven't SEEN enough
people md Invent bcen Arontlll enough. In
fAri, all have tlone ~ to n.akg two uE tl.seu
calls III lculn who itasl heard that would
take thu nomination Il It ca.nn 10 n,r. a,al
lnor,. antlt tl,c. Tat il thu cxtrtt Of iny III;
work. l suipnse 4 few t1ayy Will determine
esI"r,." -.
Etlru III yullr cl;lfn,s IL thn ,nJnlnnttHna"
:" wis s,skel s,,lli,&ii!!sg III that klMtl nnce
befnrr, n.d 1''i answer !: ,law substantially
asl It'd ti'ri,. WIS y Republican t,efure
l,avu h,ecst axketl a.tattt tny military rccord.
Hero Is q list {prHluclnE twn ur tlrcu
oceupiti 1. ftr cnrnGr IN IN np,N'r sfseifi,
seyenty-ttreY hattie; ii, which my. regiment
WIS ft!gaEesi. II embraces auinu Of the ,n,st
of Sthe Wilderness, Gettysburg, ,Craig's
C!,niea M H'Nl ~, y, oli. l was wounded itttaa
was aot y, tho bAttles ut Spottsylyania Mn,l
Yellow NNlley."
On onc nccHstnsl particularly YOU took II
scry, ,laEgc number Of prisoners, did yoa
"At tfe hattie Of Ce,lnr Crcek-thn time
wl.en Sheridan t,ta.e his fanoi,s twcnty-lniIa
Ii.se-i tO'k sl'1ltsH lArsc number Ut tris9tl.:
Il tel yscl % a." ,''"Glss SGs t. t lei ss yo is,y aty
sept tint nIay throw SONS iist on tho t'in ,at It.
ter"
ect. e"taiea h p tic "sI ty fe6rt e of tf,o is
Atjutnht-Get!cral 0f the :itntt: 0f VeriuO,.t,-
Cpl, Dennett tl'1!Is from the t;reell-stountn!n
ssate.-.crrslfying t!lat lle nst! turned OYER
".'e ,,.!',;9 tsnsIl" ala in PEseFs s IelanS I!s-
three pieces uf artillery, fourteen, c,tisst,iis,
seventeen nrrny-wngOtls, Mn sprlsiE- -,sng,,lls
nnl n,nbutauces, etyhty.thrce sets 1t artillery
harlless, seycnty-tvo suia of wagon hurit.ss,
nIllety-v!ght llorses, an,I s!xty.i,tia mi,lus',
.'rius ln,ci, for your military rccnrtl' Col
onei."
"!}eyond that don't kno,y that l,nyo nt,v
particular claim. nl,oye MY other Erut)en,ni,
Ills tll,,u and i.uney for tbe gopll OF the t,ay-
ty." ''''
sand your ob}ect in desiring the nomEno-
tim. Cnlouel: II iileru any prrlieular lrsis-
] aE t Ir b,,;i,Mss Sne VIZ to .lyH"c! S'' would
ii nlvu no ni,}pci wjlntuycr. Dti,er thon
s!lollltl regard ll1ystf ho,ll II tnI; ~,
Interests Ut tho Sccuti,l il4trirfI nil ~ IL"
, 1880-08-27

HMCktnkhnHH KhnkukeD TO-. ILL.,, MhY ~ lHA,
DEAN stH; eisss!M!ly sss1!1 that ynuI 1nssl} &C..
!sactloI. and I. htaY esteued by ali who have 1td
H. hare used yNur lciieHa with tho luust satsfaa
alltruuted with lvsr CanpIa!nt ard strk.
, 1880-08-27

...--. :. ,- M6fIU0H C6ItK Co, 1T!
DEAN SIR: nnd your lNijlAN ui.UUD sYNIP
:ptediy cures Ct.iffs, ntd recommend & a. The
fcusnXlA. ELI WITT,IiYjl.
, 1880-08-27

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS,
Newhte NJ tnHrlterfrlt Stedcine. l emn1o@ ma
UiStH. HAH'- ~ 0ke
, 1880-08-27
Iftiacoc1ksk Brutality,

7b tie Eatsor u 7at tsaicto1 7ridant.
cn1CAHo, A,sg. 25.-t hnye rcnll with M indg-
nntful which every veteran soldier must feel
tho proof positive which yn,sr vnlucd pnppr fur
natlel lhs morning ut tho brutality ur tho
rntllrr notorious =" regular" towards his men Il.
the nr,ny. If there is ono thing which Will
quicker than my ',thor l,nku II yuiisnteur sel
.t!sr lnte I!a 4 y tho record Of brutality to-
Sir Et!!tnr, tic, spirit which prompted tho
''surcrt tn 1,Hltreut bis sne,l il ane that WIS
q tho wnr ,hey pr"fssse IND fclt Ia sS's e5i..,nl
fur tho vullntccr etit!lcr which, until Iiu tlild
*hostn tlat It WIS faitecross to ahusc him,
70 tie volunteer to r,t,,E him below tho worth
isss fc'l%Ws wl,s, irlulu " tho u If tho rrsulnr
"rny, Gr1lts essnpin j''stlSc Asuaks,! sots
wilo would mt work wcsS ~ t,,o ' sl,ar"cter. :te.
isslcs &c tile rcx.,tAr nrny nt That time, tho,g
Or tho Wrst Pointers, md Til. sl,tln. pr,lctlce
c sht % ,ho ses MG 't' & tho scoh av.. %
int, downrg1t auusu Of tho met, IN ranks. ws,p
cnd not, rus!st The .u'ni, VII" ,has ,nnrchcA
SHuth, wntlhiE through clHy-ltsst NisSt II funt
,SGt, ,", smiic, Il e GHn'iot get waiter torturA
ro II M tsver, sr t aeStS sS % ias p ~ " si!e Tic
Rheumatism. iii dcny lin. tic privilege Of
sr,,ctv wsF ut 'est set tno Is Tug is; rellnenl Of
thnh lcath, lat thu soldier understand Tho
fu.ts to be proven. tint IInrcork Inflicted fills
wca m % "nS" aKi,,s. i's ud,i: ss sscy ~
No soldier will sute fur such tyrapt.
S. cnArrzn.
Tho 1'rokrcssfve Itou1 Commissioner.
10 The Editor Of Tic Chlea9o Tribune,
DwlUitr Ill. Aug. :1-liu wins mounted on m
1rnEl-Erny marc. wtsns "ycs syero binder thnu
hny bits. tn her hlca- i::tiGrnlcc IT sight 1p
co,'ld rt'lo her wherever he pleased, 1sll aho
entered ditch utterly unconscious Ut its exist
until RH HHtl SttiNtblNH m Ii
, 1880-08-27

tho late War thu Infantry was stampcdch
IS tho tlasty retreat Of Tho artillery, uni in
tint way LIN stnsr* ren!lih harder InstrMt nf
i'sttt'IE tcttpr. s1lDutd make Il. special study
OF ptnnntII,E the interests nl l.tl,Ur a,ll( lts
rclnt'ni, tn chrlt". ~ as to do n'utnal Justice
to blhii, nmt psnlinte tic greatest n.utunt OF
goos! p.,s;sI',lc IN tho way,c Legislation
"Anyt|1tng M tho tigit SufvrE?h
giving tho I,ellstnMers tfa i!rrterrnc.s oyer
nthers, when r,nlIietl to tiu tlte ,lutlrs, tn MI
tinvrr,lnett nilices, nrl during tho tinlc they
arr 50 tu,ppyrt by thu {tnycrlinleht tue ray.
MrMs y :, pensions 10 THEM should hc s''s-
,r.I, iI~yc ,yyS r." any views to offer on subjects
~ slH,uI locally regulate the traffic across
ts hr,iEes Of tho clir9En !!vcr' which r. .
tnliRress st, thnt Vessels Gutlln ~ anil eO,l,.,
III times tho least !nclnlycnlrnt 10 tho clit-
gems: stsonfd ntso t,atsU NJ, energetic If
thrs - rrt't1.!tc the enlargement IF tl!B i!tnnis
y MlcttiEat, Canai. 'rhis Isl measure wGfc1l
Thu pcnp!e If this city require tu Saye THUR
lives mil Prevent n pertnaicnt Disability, tn
say notlinE Ut tl,a t.netlts arisIl1g cs'lnl,ler.
c'al!y natl tlna11clallr."
"!V1sAt Nle ynur viGws OH The tartT"'
would only fnsns II tariff IT, sufficiently
prnsccl our nl0st iinpDEsAtls Industries. Iii
t!n1ters where it heclnu evident tint u ,,,t-
linpolr was heinE usctt fur thy lHlm't nt tho
tsw MKati'st ttle general public. Il wnl.t e
thhl III hnth Instance"
o,,i,: IArs ~ ysa II tyor't tariff for revenue
~ am IL fayur u i protective tarilts' ,,,
",Thnt ean hi isserrtnilIrtt 81, 1ts tN make It
mutually equitable, based III thu Gust Ut lNtlt,-
1sfnctnlG llGrn alul III f'srnlr, 1t ls l,nt IL be
expected Tint We ca.! cnupcte ill MI illt.ls-
labor nf Euro'N. As u matter If jl,stlce To
ourselves y. should have }ritpctlnt1. Whllo
, 1880-08-27

WAuc1udA. Lake Co, !M,,
nhAM e1:; hhfo naod yunr Great INDIAN n'tr 1T,
HtHut ahQ Hays l0utIa IT uncGuAIGt a. Hood letF
der aud tase ptoasuEa u recommending - suTaE;
e. L. pRAEIs
, 1880-08-27
aupprcAssion or Menstruation.

:. 9HHFEGHHs In 6H19 NFE1 w. ~.
NE4N sfls: My hAunhtGr va. sunsrur from b9ps p
pressn Ut Mpti1ttukttun. and after labntinK under
~. .s!nsa!.y Tor mDFs thaR Ye.f wstn 4s Hse ~
s;Ssr Ts'na: s.x rs r ~ ~ ,: 5a{Hs; ;as6
6SNul', AMI, sutnsR *er 3nur pamphlet. mf t{s
csukht ynus seHHEks an tue uiseaaa with wh!ea ~
{G,lr rinedrlae and to tlsv 10Y nf all syIupahl.ln3
FrtgnAss sat MAS suou feslnild to E.'kAAr!!f eaA
health JullE L. WIll1AOlkb.
, 1880-08-27

:. lAollOnt. Cook Co, IT.
=, nKAM Si!t: ! haze found, BY RiTlnR your lFbihN
nenled ~ hu Mnd advise any one 1h1 ,uAr % u pour
health ~ KtSt II q triAf+ Mlt. EEEEMtH.
, 1880-08-27

..,. a.. NGnRr4 Cumberland Co.. III.
nKAh SIN: atr dAughter had thIl14 for fourteen
n,natas 1 ttie nsn!.st aseIytll!nR but wtthnu!
lilly M,yin ~ sfHfip. M s;ora irtnl 81 wh!eil etloctnaI
resi- Of my fany. and hmyp t,AI i1D iisS for d0ctor
since hMtH hn ynur tuB'licng In My house. would
humanity. sIuS5AAkAu LAWltENEE.
, 1880-08-27
I}ysperain mud Itihigestfon.

- II FhI2suu MHulEIHe. MHS. NUQus
nyspcrsia mud Indigestion.
MAN Nm, h,, :, ,o ssnaTse1' s1s1 ,sI 20 Ks!e fe n
sasS IL: fss'fSy sss! es u.s ' OF Ys4a + I aiS ri ss
curo for Heart D,seaso.
p AT; s,s sf::s%: fHf S.
sscoamana Il t. I'll Similarly ' auiisea @ '''' n'sa''
All Tint 1t In Recommended to ITO.
r-., s,,, .,x...,. Knnsa. EdRns &c, Ca,i|! ~. :,
& $: ;;sS ;s::s s$s
tho '''' family medicine 's'' aif y IT. T., 4. G9ks
Discusses OF The Lungs.
?!i FL; s ss K ;sss ;%s Ss as
s q Iii % 's's s 'i $issr@s sssts
For Neuralgia.
troasa wt. Hearsss i!s!a,fe% e. e: IL. IL
sS j; ;S |$
Dyspcr.ta Cured.
HyS ssS !5Sse Ia r ta,a sa s.ss ,s
9si1sSis SSs'ss, III? TiiS$$y i TitSSb IL
Mover rali* to Cure. :,
ss;:. ;.sa $;S iii; :S .!::;: :sas
>'''~' '"'~'~' . ~N'~''' ELiizAnEru ME1zg.
!. An Agents. Tcxsin,ony.
nE.nsn: can ,.y Mnsaa't sst y"as 'i[Sssfa;SH; iSf;H
Itoco,,,ncnd* II TO All.
AUFOFR
, 1880-08-27

Sandwich, DO Kaib Co.. III.
n nEHn ix Eff; Ihts + to certify lhat Your INDIA.
lAa Gon1ieely cured iilo Ut ys!sisa. I4 tho posf
medicine 0vGr usEt. 1lIlkAM +, ALLEN,
, 1880-08-27

AUFDTa, KNRH T0.. ~.
DEAR HtNs tnTO used AnlH4 Ut yHur 1SstiAM
NI.DtII1 Sftuf. win beneficial results, md think
u good madeline 10 build up tho syhteI gonet&t'l
Would recommend u u NlI suffering frnH llth!l{
j. ~, Nttjh.
, 1880-08-27

,.- !, ~ HNUHIHNJ, IIIlHnDI4 lug w,
nEhn htll: can thy that Yuur INDIAN HlaU1
8fRur has no equal fvF Constipation. Tick
nefc. Pain ~ tl.S litlwIcs IND ths. und aafs1
rHGuunlenl IL uau u suffering humanity.
, 1880-08-27

,. ICHtHFHH*. F.ttIfle GHfH (U..
=, DEAR sin: ynur great lSl,IAN HE'D AYKU
recommend It to all similarly AFFLICTED.
, 1880-08-27

Pontiac, Livingston Couns5. ~.
nkAR EtNt This II tu certify thilt bar. essiSs essis
S,ennt1; eensaea " 9snx r. yoat Ffsa. Indian 90
grentIy troubled With Weakness. Your medissanus
MnkGs TIC fuel !t0 y0lnH NTH eau fGet'nHsFinsSI
~ u vatuabte rpn,stf, t3IQUA HAHH&4A.
, 1880-08-27

us4n FIN. hnvo u.e; x1q tfnag11NS III 9HtNi1 III
Hfitu tnr CfanIIs III my StolisnGh At, tlsn fur NJ
children, WIN NuE1 troubled With BphBtus, and In boA
tAssa 1t caactcI 4 coinpIUla cure. -
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE C0CRT-JtI1ge HG11lor.
Yesterday, estate OF Horace ". Willard: pa-
titton OF w. B. Williams, creditor, for admin
istraiion fled ThOs. B. Marche was appointed
guardian TO his infant son; bond $500. Estate
OF Benjamin Reiss: petition by next Of kin for
rule on the widow 70 show cause why she does
not administer, and rule issued re urnable Sep
TENDER 10th. Will OF James II. Quick filed for
probate and order Of publication issued Es-
tate OF Hem letta Keicher: order OF publication
issued, on petition for administration Estate
OF Lucy T. Mellish: II. B. Moulton appointed
Administrator; bond $4,000. Adjourned till
next Friday.
POLICE CoURreJudoe Smell.
To-Day, Nellie Patterson, loud and boiSterOus:
S or Is days. Theodore Brown, profanity; IS
or Z days. Ann Leahy, do. forfeited collateral
Lucy Robinson and Louisa Thornton. vagrancy;
bonds or 30 days each In the wOrkhOuse. Betsy
Blair, threats TO Martha Green; personal bonds
TO keep the peace. Frank Anderson, assault on
Clarence Henry; 81. Ann OBrien, vagrancy;
personal bonds VIM Harris, charged with
being an incorrigible boy; personal bonds Geo.
Pascoe. assault on Annie Pascoe; $40 or 80 days.
Jos. Lewis, assault on Nanny Lewis; S. CT Is
days. JAS. T. Quill, assault on Ellen Monaghan;
$40 or 80 days In jail. Jos. Jordan. larceny OF a
pair OF pants from SOlOman Thompson; $40 or
30 days ThOS. Anderson, assault on Sarah
Price; S. or Is days. John Major assault on
David A. Ofutt; forfeited collateral John Mel
son and John France, loud and b0iSter0uS con.
duct: S. or 80 days. Frank Anderson. profan
ity. 81 or dayS
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Picnics. Excursions, DC.

The excursions given under the auspices OF
the Y. VI. {. a. In June and July were thor
oughly enjoyable. and the third and last, adj
VeItised for Monday next, VIII be equally pleas
ant. The swift steamer ArrowSmith will make
run or forty miles down the river. and the
marine band will render admirable selections.
Excelsior Lodge, No. ~, l. O. NJ, viii give an
excursion 10 Marshall Hall hext Monday. The
W. W. CoTcOran VIII leave at 10 a. In. and 90 o.
m. and return at midnight.
\ grand prize picnic and display OF fireworks
VIII De- given at TiyOh Park (Ciiesboro0 Mon
day, August so, 1s~0. Tickets 35 cents. including
round trip On ferry boat.
NessrS. Whippie d Sdattuck viii give their
th1rd and last excursion or the season to Great
Wieomlco Bay next Thursday on the Jane
MOseley. See adyt.
Tie FIST family excursion OF the Icemen's
Be- eVolenJ Association Will be given tomorrow
10 BlackistoI.'s Island, stopping at Bluff Point
The Lady OF the Lake will leave at O. m
The john W. Thompson Will leave tomorrow
ariein0on at for trip OF 50 miles on the river
Next Monday the Jane MOSe'ey will leave ner
wharf az $50 a. m. sharp, with a select excur-
sion 10 Piney Point and return. brass and
string Oand VIII be on board, and there will be
no Objectionable characters. The management
or the excursion is in the hands OF gentlemen
wen known and thoroughly competent
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GEORGETOWN.

THE COAL TRADE.-The Indications seem to be
that the coal troubles for the season are about
over. Friday fifty boats were loaded at Cum
day for many weeks, and comprising manv
DC atmen who had thus far held out for their
denanfS and tt is thought that the remainder
will quietly fall into line. OF these fifty boats
eight are en- route for Alexandria and forty-two
for Georgetown as follows: Consolidation Coal
Company. 1,133.13 tons; Maryland Coal Com
pany, 16914 tons; Borden Mining Company.
1896 tons; New Central Coal Company, 9O1. O5
tons: Biaen Avon Coal Company. 56O.14 tons,
Georges Creek Coal Company, $40. Is tons; DIS
pard Coal Company OF Washington, 22S. 06 tons;
American Coal Company for Alexandria, 92l. II
tons,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals

Street lamps viii be lighted at 1.05 p. N. and
extlIg uished at 1855 a M.
Yesterday al amended petition was filed In
the equity cause against eX-(iarbaGe Contractor
III. Clay Jones, In which W. NJ Gait and others
seek to set aside a sale. It appears that Jones
has disposed OF a portion OF his apparatus to
Joseph Frawiey. The petitioners also ask that
the latter De en- Joined from disposing or that
property. A temporary Injunction was granted.
returnable September !.
Col. Wm. McWilliams, Of Baltimore, who
attended the Hancock ratification meeting here
on Thursday night, had his pocket picked. and
be lost some valuable papers as well as money
Some unknown thief made al attempt TO
enter the store OF Mr.. s. FL. McCloskey, 2105 18th
street NV, early this morning. The proprietor
fired three shots at him. which brought Ser
escaped.
This morning, about eight O'Clock the two
yeaT.old son OF Elijah Bishop. residing at 45S
window and was badly hurt about the hips. DR..
s, s Bond VAS called
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Educational Institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
The third annual session Of H. Richards eciec-
Tic seminary Will open September 18th. Boys
and girls Will enjoy the benefits OF the new
method OF training.
Bethel classical and military academy Is a
Wei known and popular school OF learning. Ad-
dress for catalogue, Major A. q. Smith, Bethel
Academy p. o., Fauquier county, Virginia.
Miss Z. Sendorn viii reopen her school for
boys and girls, Monday, September 9th, at NJ. z.
Church, 9th street northwest. This Is one of
the best schools In the city.
River View academy, Poughkeepsle. NY, has
military drill and instructions given by an
officer OF the army, detailed for that duty. Arms
and accOutTements are furnished by the
academy. Address Otis Beebee, A. NJ, prin-
cipal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-28

REOEGASIZED.-The New jersey Republican
association reoTgantzed last night and elected
tie following officers: J. ". Starr, president;
Edward Salter and ThOs- F. SWaZe, vice preSi-
dents; JAS. Shaw, secretary; S. f. Cough, cor
responding secretary; d. 5. Blue. treasurer.
The executive committee was appointed as fol-
lows. INST district 5. HilIInan; second, j. b.
Tanner; Third, W. WyklofI; fourth, j. S. Van
Arsdale; nth. NJ. L. Alderman: sixth, ThOS.
Reid, ana seventh, 5. +. Cough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-28

CASE DIsNIssED.-Thts morning, in the Police
Court, young colored man was charged With
peddl1ng broOmS in the Center Market without
license. He refused to give any name, and was
docketed as ThOS- Broom. Els stock in trade
was probably collection that he made at the
breaking up OF the democratic parade Thursday
night The case was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-28

A NOVEL. CCNHESCEMEST.-Yeste the
CoIGmencemelt exercises or the National Col
lege or Pharmacy took place at Marshall Hall
The steamer Arrowsrnith with the officers, men,
berS and friends making an excursion thereto.
The ORDER or exercises was: Music by the Marine
band; salutatOry by Vim. II. DeShieds; address
Dy j. ID. O'Donnen- president OF the College;
address by ". 5. Thompson; address by Edrn0n
GladmOn, PhaT. ID. The degree OF Phar. ID. was
conferred upon George W. Boyd, Edmon Glad
mon, Andrew +. Hotter, Louis KOIipilSkf NJ.
MuncaSter and 7. g. McGork. The remainder
OF tne evening was spent In dancing and social
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-28
CITY ITEMS.
WHY DON'T YOU TRY LOdtues Headache Spe-
ctrC for headache. 1t will cure.

ctnc for headache 1t will cure.
so TABLE BoARpERs can be accommodated
with the best Of everything the markets afford.
$50 per month. DRIVER ScHOFIELD,
1s43 pennsylvania avenue.
MRILIN's FOOD the only genuine substitute
for mothers milk Is recommended by our most
prominent ply icisns as the best and safest food
for Infants. 1t contains no fartnaceous matter,
which SO often produces disorders OF the stom-
ach. For sale by all druggists and grocers.
Price, Is cents T. MErCALF Co, Boston. Mass.
considered incurable. Whites ntt-Rhesslp1tic
Plts will positively cure the worst cases Try
them. For sale by all druggists. JNo. T.
WHITTLE Baltimore, Md.
Dr.. HARr1RY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases
Sold by all druggists. jy31-s,m&w1m
Afflicted Try ''Dr. SWayne's Medicines"
DO not neglect q cough, cold, hOarSeneSs,
sore thoat. &c. DR.. Swaynes Compound Syrup
most reliable remedy for bronchitis, asthma,
al throat. breast and lung diseases Trial bot
Ties 25c. large, 81.
Dr.. Swayne's Ointment for letter, itching piles.
9 eaanng Pss se
itching Plies. fails. 80 ' ~ ''''''
Sold by druggists and at stott & Cromwen's,
wholesale agents.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
we, Heah Renetoe,." Greatest remedy on
81 at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street, NY,
and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALpERNEY AeoNsn-Fresh Attorney butter
cnnrned every morning. and delivered In Is lbs
ward" prints 35c per 10. Also cOttag
cheese, puttermilk and sweet milk sc. per qt. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-28
CUrICURA
Blood and Skin Remedies.

The publication Of the Vital Fluids OF foul cor
ruptions al inherited humors is the first step in
the treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of the Blood,
Skin snd Scalp, with Loss of Hair. No remedies in
CUTICURA REMEDIES. The CUTICURA REsOLvENr
is searching blood purifier, absorbent and tonic
sibly equal the OUTICURA. Medicinal Jelly, and
the CUTICURA SOAPS, prepared from it. for cleans
ing diseased surfaces, and for the Toilet, Bath
Nursery, and for Shaving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-28

JUNK SHOP BURNED.-The alarm OF fire
from box Al soon AFTER / o'clock this morning
was On account OF the burning OF the Junk shop
OF }; III. Collins, corner OF Sd and c streets
southwest The loss TO building and contents
was about 500: no Insurance. The cause of the
fire IS unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-28

NOBODY HCRT.-There was some little excite
ment created yesterday afternoon by the firing
OF two pistol shots in the neighborhood of the
City Hall. 1t appears that two young colored
men got into sparTing match back of the build
ing, and one of Them getting the worst of 1t re-
marked that he had pistol One OF his friends
thereupon got the pistol out of his pocket and
Tired the two loads into the ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-28

THE WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE COMPANY
offer 10000 of merchantabIe brick in lots OF
25, Geo or more at less figure for cash than they
can be purchased In the market. This company
ale supplying brick for the State, War and Navy
department building, the Treasury department,
and the District government. Their merchant
able brick are superior in quality to any made
In this city.