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National Republican., 1883-12-22
IN THE sANCrUARIEs.
Sunday Services In the Different Churches
To-MOrrow.

Church Of the incarnation corner Twelfth and
streets northwest, Rev. !. l.. Townsend, rector.
Sunday services, 1850 and II a. M; choral evening
prayer, p. m; Sunday school, p. m.
Christmas services-Mondny--Chor Christmas
Eve service, with full choir, at 7;3O p. m.
Christmas day-Early celebration, $50 a. IN.
and choral prayers and celebration at II II. m.
st. Aloysius church, corner and North Capitol
streets-Ihe Very Rev. Father Fulton, provincial
of the Jesnts, just returned from Europe, where
he took part in the election of a new general for
the order, will preach at St. Aloysius church Mt
Yespers ON sunday evening at o'clock. The
church has been lately furnished with a new
lighting apparatus which brings out its decora.
tons to greater advantage, and renders 1t more
available for evening services.
AT the Metropolitan NJ. T.. church Rev. DR..
Fowler, of New York, one of tho missionary secre.
tarics of the Methodist Episcopal chuich, will oc-
cupy the pulpit Of Rev. Dr. Huuiley's church on
Sunday and present the subject of OMISSIONS" DR..
Fowler is u very fine pulpit orator, and one of the
most entertaining and pleasing speakers in New
York city or the Methodist connection.
At the Y. NJ. C.. A. the services L. morrow will
be young mems Bible class at 1880 p. M, taught
by tho general secretary, aud at p. m. gospel
meeting, conducted by Maj. H. A. Hall. Young
men visiting the city are cordially invited to at.
tend either or both Of these meetings The read.
ing rooms are open on Sunday from to p. m
National Republican., 1883-12-22
BUSINESS suits great reduction, Eiseman's, eth
Capitol HIN kindergarten.

The primary pupils OF the kindergarten and
Capitol Hill institute presento pretty winter
scene last evening at the Metropolitan Prcsby-
terian church, Capitol hill, where they rendered
the following Christmas programme: /. March
with bells; 2. Welcome song; 3. Recitation, "Old
Winter; 4. Song, "Old Winter; .. Butterfly game;
g. Violets, song; 7. Jack Frost $. Nurse winter Q.
ChCkadees; 10. Song by industrial school: IL,
hanging up the babies stockings; u. "IlarR, Bells
are Ringing GHy,' song; Is. Recitation. CT ildrens
greeting IA. singing round tree; 10. Gifts to
parent; 10. Tinko little bells; II. Gifts by pupils
10 their little guests; Is. Parting song The hall
WIS crowded with many of Washington's best
The pupils showed marked improve
ment since their last festival of year ago. Miss
Nellie Boyden, the teacher, has won high enco-
miums for the tact aud ability with which she has
developed the chidren's garden
National Republican., 1883-12-22
NEWMARKET oscrcoats. EisOn,an Bros, 7th & f
Meade Post socinhIe.

. A complimentary socnbe was given last even
ingat Grand Armyrhall, corner of Seventh and j.
streets, by Meade Post, No. 8, G. A. X. The grand
march commenced at O'clock and was led by
Maj. NJ. A. Dillon and lady. Among the ladies
present were Misses Ella Lee, Dora Fisher, Vic
toria Demonget, Maggie Sebastian, Ella Taylor,
Carter, Ada smith, Lizzie and Annie Bolton,
Lille Coston, Alice, Jennie, nnd BeItha Barsow,
post, Newark, n :, and wife, Mr.. and Mrs r. b.
Murray and daughter, Mrs Miller, Mrs. Oil, Mr..
and Mrs. Terry, Mr. and Mrs. p. b. Dickinson, j.
j. Berstow, Mr.. r.Jand Mrs. j. l.. Dickson Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Is. Dowd, Mr.. Benjamin Ayers Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. Loefiler Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Hodgman,
Mr.. and MIS-. q. Il. Carringlon, Misses Mamie
Snowden aud Annie Miller. Pistorio's orchestra
rendered dancing music. Dancing was kept up
until an carly hour this morning,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
cARsrAms, MCCALL & co.'s orator whisky.
The Unity Club.

Unity club met last evening at the residence Of
Mr.. William Hutchinson 922 o street northwest
The programme of the evening consisted OF q
piano duet by Mrs. Martha Harvey and her sister
Miss Laura Beach, selection from "The Elixir OF
Love-" essay."rhe Battle ofBludensburg aud Cap.
ture of Washington by the British IN 1874" very
well arranged SKETCH i'm partial in character, hUv
ing been compiled from writings by both
British and American historians and news
papers ofthe day, by Hon. HoIatin King: bHrytonC
solo, "Thy, Sentinel Am L." Mr.. John MaudSley,
Helen i. Beattie, "Mi,s Maonev on .the Chinese
Question: piano SOLO, Nearer, My God, 10 Thee, :,
with variations, un original arrangement by Mr.
Elmer Carrier song, "Drimking,' Mr.. MUudsley;
recitation, christmas at the Quarters" by Miss
Beattie, and piano impromptu by Mr.. Carrier.
The attendance was quite large and the meeting a
very pleasant one.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
ASK your grocer for the Orator Rye Whisky.
The French dllnh.

The French club gave delightful reunion last
night in the hall of the Apollo club, on New York
avenue, their new headquarters The spacious
room was crowded with an audience which in
cluhed many members of the foreign legations
now in this city Among the noticeable features
of the entertainment were dramatic recitation,
very effectively rendered by Mile. Prudhomme: a
violin obgato by Master Sterns, II youthful Wash
ngton maestro who gives promise of high
excellence in the art to which he has devoted
himself; n cavNtina from In Fayorita," "a mon
Bernard" most nristcally rendered by Nine. A..
Conquest ClarkGsa aud II petite comedic, acted with
great spirit, by Miles. Sewell, Bigcow, PooSche,
and Howard and NJ. Morcau. trt
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Er,,,,n, n,,d,o.I T,.,,monv.

10 EAST 32D STREET NEW YORK, March 10,
1881 have used Allcocks Porous Plasters in my
practice with remarkable success and found them
peculiarly enicacious when applied to the back for
weak spine and nervous exhaustion. They afford
almost instant relief In coughs colds, and liver COM
plunt cordially recommend them as the best and
safest plaster made and would caution the pub
lie against the numerous other socalled porous plus
ters that sought to be palmed of on credulous
public; they nre worthless and olentimes dangerous.
RuBEIr :. NEwToS, NJ d.. l.. H. q. :.
when you want the most carefully prepared and
hest plaster made ask your druggist for AllcocS S
Porous Plaster.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

WHAT the money will do at Hahn's $40 Seventh
Htrrfc Yud lN-2 pennsylvania avenue:
slu FIil ,uuv "a fanny Ui tight persons.
- Or gent, Ctc4Hit hUttU->titCnrd boot.
90 suu iIr iuuivs test Euiiu-svWcd DuttOn.
50 tAuiv,' uvst neat slU ,up button
3-,tV gcui~ tine tdli sttrlivd boot; worth $500.
g, 80 .tutys ed button, our own hiiltC.
y.Uu iuutts' HHuuHvMcd goat hutton.
--,tu hvuts' Llntuus can boots,
s-,u,I .ruts' iiuv Csui uutUn laced and congress,
g Iuuits uiiriNulivu kid ANA goat UuttOn.
~Iob lhuivs nnr goal or ktd puitUn' value, ~.
yl.-1 gents SOhu CUTTERS ana lucyd OF ladies' good
buttriL
- gents handsomely embroidered slippers.
bJu durable pvbnie ana kid iuUiCH' button,
Nut Ctltu. : bpCndiu aOiUr up UtttOn.
sOr Evhts tuUiuluyrtd SnI per- worth sl.6O.
bIC Udiids goal and Kiu spiiig nrul DuttOi
DuC Iduits III rcus. tOln,ur,NUIc house snpper.
aUc luuIcs' iiDuueued slipper,
oDC infants hiu amt goat button; worth 0OC.
-JC Infants huttuu, ,ul color,
Iou iNues house slippers.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
NEWMARKET OvcrcOats, Elseman Bros. 7th &
The Nuraes, TrainInK schooI.

DR.. ]. s. Beale addressed full class last night
at the Training School for Nurses, corner o.
Twelfth and streets. His lecture was on the use
of antiseptics In surgical nursing, There will bC
no more lectures until after the holidays.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
THE Y. NJ. C. a. ANNIVERSARY
Its Continued Existence and Prosperity
for ThIrty-Onc Years.


The First Baptist church was crowded last night,
the occasion being the thirty.frst anniversary OF
the Young Mems Christian association. Tee ex-
crcises included al address by President b. II.
Warner Ho reviewed the work of the assoca-
ton al large as done under the supervision of tho
international committee. lie referred to the
work among the railroad men, among the lum-
bermou of the northwest, and the commercial
travellers throughout the United States
He then gave an interesting sketch of the man.
ner IN which the national association worked
and what they eXpented to accomplish during
the next year
Mr.. 4. \. Harding, secretary, read the annual
report. The number Of members was S1l. Beside
rccountng the number of applications for work
and help, he spoke of the reading room for boys
between aud 10 years OF age. The gymnasium, he
reported, wus in lair PROGRESS of construction 1t
was 50by GO feet, with $50 lockers, aud could ac-
comnlOdate 500 persons. The gymnasium will be
completed by Feb /. The receipts and expenses
amounted to S625O, among whicn were S22Sg for
rcmOdeling and furnishing the building. There
ate, he stated IN closing, six educational classes,
embracing Latin, French, German, photography
education, and mathematics. Addresses were
made by Rev. Il. b. Power, Rev. DR.. Cuthbert
Hon. Frederick Johnson, Of New York, and Rev.
j. q. AmGs,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
CnILDREN's overcoats. Eiseman Bros, 7th 4
George w, saIter Lodge,

George W. salter lodge, Independent order of
Good Templars held an interesting open meeting
last evening at their hall, corner of Ninth and II
streets northeast, and the following programme
was rendered: Chorus, by the lodge choir; solos
by Misses Austin, Shadley, Mrs. Love. Messrs.
Latham, Morse and Silar duet, Mr., and Mrs. Love;
deut Misses Austin and Craudall; recitation. Mrs
Foxwel; recitation, Miss Parneleyi recitation
Miss Lathers.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Columbia Commander. No. 2.

Last night Columbia commandery, No 2,
Knights Templar, elected Sir Knight John Wilson,
eminent commander Sir Knight James F. Allen,
general Sir Knight L. H. Chamberlin, captain
general: Sir knight j. G. Allen, prelatc; Sir
Knight L. c. Elmore, senior warden; Sir Knight
j. X. Robinson junior warden; Sir knight George
Gibson, treasurer Sir Knight William Pitts,
wears
National Republican., 1883-12-22
glir0.

HEDRICK,- December 20, 1883, at the residence
of his nunt, I2l3 NJ street northwest, GEOROE NJ, D.
HEDRICS, only son of Joseph and the late Susan j.
Hedrick, In the ;l3d year of his age.
Funeral Will take place saturday, December 22, at
. p. M nom l2l3 NJ street northwest. Friends of
tile family are invited ."
pEMpFRToN DULANY, daughter of the late Com
Bladon Dulany and wife of Thomas j. Chew, of Vir-
Funeral from st. Albans (near Georgetown), Mon
day, oath instant, at IL n. M
SMITH.-Suddenly, Of diphthera, Thursday,
December 20, 1888, Arthur HOWARD CADY, only
child Of Charles Z. and Helen Cady Smith, aged 4
years 10 months and days,
Interment at Oak I'M cemetery Saturday.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
ovERcoArs greatly reduced. Eisoman. 9Th &
The Suffrage Committee.

An important meeting of the district suffrage
committee of one hundred, was held at Gssocia-
ton hall last night. Hon. A. NJ. Clapp presided,
and MIR. ]. z. Klingle, IRON the committee on
public grievances, submitted the report of that
committee in the form Of memorial TO be pre-
seutcd TO congress. The paper cites facts and
figures showing the injustice done the citizens of
this district by the continuance of the present
form of government, 1t strongly appeals for a re-
turn to municipal form, and in cudes quotations
from law showing that the com missioner system
Is unconstitutional
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And How Its Ladies' Manage u Musica
Entertainment.

At the musical and literary entertainment,
given last evening at the Assemblys Presbyterian
church, corner Fifth aud 1 streets, the pro-
gramme rendered was as follows Piano trio,
Misses Sue Merrick. Bessie Salmon, and Mrs. NJ.
f. Griffin; reading Miss Daisy Boyd; solo, MIR.
Warren $. Young reading, Mr.. c. W. Brown
solo, "a Winding" Miss NJ. l.. Maddren reading
Mr.. Charles Lyman: piano solo, Miss sue
Merrck; solo, Mr. Warren $. Young. lmmedi-
ately alter the entertainment refreshments were
served by the ladies. Among those present were
Misses NJ. l.. NIaddren, Daisy Boyd, Susie Mer-
rick, Bessie Salmon, Mrs. +. ID Campbell; Mrs. NJ.
man, Misses Maggie and Mary Campbell, Mamie
Eaunce Nellie Salmon, sadie famnce
Florence, Blanche, aud Belle Williams
Hattie Daniels, Ella LYMAN, Annie Mccain,
Emily NIcKrell, of Cincinnati; Ella kimbal
Annie Sutton, Gray, and Alice Auld Among the
gentlemen were Messrs. Nathaniel Frcelnall, +. l..
Campbell, Judge Otto, hoWagd and willard.
Cambel Warren S. Young, Rev. George o. Little,
pastor of the church DR.. Mcconnell, and c. H..
Williamson. 4 number of aprons made by the
ladies of the church were sold at good prices for
the benefit oil the Home Missionary society. A
Christmas festival aud entertainment will be held
in this church Tor the children Of the Sunday
school on Wednesday evening.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
LOCAL MENTION.

At meeting Of Northern Liberty counil, No.
b3l a. l.. H., last evening, the following officers
weto elected: Commander II. X. Brouner; vice
commander, william Funk; orator. Mark Burn
Usher; treasirer, Sebastian Bauer; gui ie, J. T.
Cole warder, j. l.. Brown; sentinel, Byron $. Ad-
ans; board Of trustees Theodore Fritz, John II.
Mills, and William Funk.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
xMAs cards, tree trimmings, at ]. Jay Gould's.
WtIIett g. RuoIf,a Fnrs,

An extensive and assorted stock OF holiday flrs,
including sealskin sacks, mink circulars. squirrel
lined circulars beaver capes, sealskin caps for
gentlemen, and many other handsome articles
appropriate aud sensible for presents is displayed
MT the popular hat and fur establishment oil
Messrs Willett e Ruoff, No. 90j Pennsylvania
avenue. The arrangement of the stock is such
that selections can easily be made and the shades
and qua litics seen NJ their best advantage They
are the agents OF Dunlops celebrated New York
hat of which they make u speciality. Their stock
of fUrs is especially valuable and the prices rule
very low,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
The Theatre comique.

The progrAme arranged for Christmas week at
the Theatre Ctmique is one of unusual attraction.
The bill is crowded with stars and fairly sparkles
with wit, humor, and fun. Every performer is a
star, every piece Il gem, and no special actor or
number can be mentioned without leaving un-
noticed others equally good. The newest at
fractions and latest novelties are being constantly
InI
National Republican., 1883-12-22
A Good Dinner.

People who know what Is pautable or good, and who
Juuse EuUu dithgr according to the quality iIs II IL
aCrNtu iulu not according the numOvr dishes,
Snuuld gOtu Miner Ldlps ana cents Dining Rooms,
J-j 4 street, between Nlntn unu Ienti. There you
witt Ne served with u utiiClutls ush OF soap, elegant
cut Oi roast meat nsn IUw witn twU Vegetables,
~ ut cup Vienna coffee ana dessert. IUr - cents.
Dinner iIOurs nom IL to p. III,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
NEWMARKET overcoats. Elseman Bros, 9TH & !
Merit and Beauty.

For really fine and meritorous leather goods
such dressing, card letter, cigar, and cigarette
cases, gents pocket toilets, bill and pocket books
hand bags satchels, pocket TASKS and drinking
cups travelling bags In alligator, seal gram
leather manicure sets, English riding croIs and
riage robes, dress loin, quarter, and full horse
covers, saddles, &C., you should go to the old and
reliable house Of James S. Topham, 1921 Pennsyl.
yunia avenue
National Republican., 1883-12-22
United States Marshal,s Sale.

by virtue OF writ Of eri fcias, issued out of the
Clerks Office Ofthe supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed will sell at public
sale for cash. IN front Of the court house door OF said
District, ON MONDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF JAN
UARN, 1884, at IL O'Clock m all the right, title,
claim and interest OF the defendant In and 10 the fol-
lowing described property to wit;
Part OF sgu9re, No. 5g5, said part beginning I.
street SOUTH l22 feet from the northeast corner of
said square, thence west 80 feet, thence south 1871
feet Inches, thence east 90 feet thence north 1877
feet inches to the beginning. Lot No. o. In square
No 887; lot Ho y, in squgre east Of No 0o7; Lots
80, 81 80, 49, "a, 80 80, %, 3S, and 80 In CLARK q
Cephane's duly Of lots IN square
1884 Part Of square east of No. 1912 beginning at
the southwest corner Of said square, thence along u
street south 14S feet inches, thence In northwest
prn direction along Kentucky avenue 143 feet 3
InChes thence due west to Fourteenth street. thence
south along Fourteenth street to place Of beginning,
and part of lot No. p In square No. 1000, being the
13 feet front by depth of lot adjoining the west "a
feet In the city of Washington, ID. c., together with
all and singular, the improvements thereon, levied
upon as the property Of the defendant William y.
Todd to satisfy execution No. 1D474 nt law In lvor
of NJ. w. Gait, Bro. q CO., use Of Allen {. Clark.
CLAYTON MCMICHAEL,
u. g. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer. de15-tIa7
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Tho Americu. club Case,

The Americus club case was heard in the police
court yesterday Richard Harris and William IL.
Brainard were charged with allowing gambling
on the premises, 1908 Pennsylvania avenue. After
hearing the testimony Judge Smell imposed fine
of 5000 and three months Imprisonment in each
case An appeal WAS noted.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

ENTERPRISES Tea Co., lI1 Northern Liberty Mar
Ket special rates to hotels and boarding houses.
rrcsent, with tea and coffee. Established 1870.
O'DONNELL Il BRO,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Dead BaSiy Found.

officer Warwick yesterday brought to the third
precinct station the dead body of a colored female
infant found ON Thirty fourth street, near Pros
meet avenue. The coroner, after viewing the
body, gave certificate for burial.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
broke His Arm.

Mr.. Lewis Winters, of No. 1S2 street southeast,
met with painful accident while descending the
the main steps on the west sido of the capitol
The steps were covered with ice and Mr.. Winters
slipped and fell to the bottom, breaking his left
arm. DR., Beall rendered medical aid.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

a delegation of cartmen and draymen called on
the commissioners yesterday TO learn what was tc
be done by way of II change OF the laws affecting
their business The license law to carts ana drays
was repealed in 1876.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

ENTERPRISE Tea Co., corner of Fourth and Penn
sylVana avenue, Capitol hill, give handsome pres.
cnts to customers ana sell Java and Mocha tor :ic.
ior To- lS, and zoe per 10. Pure Teas 20, ;}5 10,
aud 5uc. per To- Choicest Teas. 90 80, nndsl CGeys
roasted every day. Established 1879 O'DUN-
4. ,C
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Christmas Gins.

In most OF the public schools Of West Washing
ton yesterday the scholars presented their teachers
with Christmas gifts, the teachers distributing
handsome Christmas cards to their scholars,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
M, Pnintorn, nIeetInC,

At the meeting of the Painters assembly No.
l,79S, Knights Of Labor at shea's hall last night
the general strike of the glass blowers in the north
was discussed. Speeches were made by Messrs.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
The ContinentnIs.

It's expected that the Washington Continentals
will occupy the spacious hall corner OF Sixth and
@ streets for their armory soon, The corps is
now in u lourishing condition and rapidly In
creasing in membership.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
odd Fellows, Election.

At the meeting of the William A. Freeman
Lodge G. U. o. OF o. f., last night, the following
officers were elected: +. r. Moore, L. S.; r. p.
Smith, V. g.; p. T. Thornton, U. c.; w. A. Stewart,
p. U. g.; S. W. Watson, U. IT,, and Thomas Will
Jams p u, T.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Rochester Reer.
)6 Penna. ave

Try It, and II not the best bottled beer. get youl
money back. Delivered to any part OF the city
by dozen or case, al 20 cents per dozen Order by
mail or telephone,
National Republican., 1883-12-22

GENTLEMEN needing the services OF an ex.
perenced physician who makes diseases OF men
specially should send IL cents in postage stamps
for"THR LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH" Il new book
of !nestimable value. 1t gives sound advice and
information and is comprehensive in detail. Ad'
dress the author, J. BRYAN, NJ. D.,
l47 East Fifteenth street, New York.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

The petition Of George w. Frys for a hateas
Cotpu, aud lcrtiOrarl, " nicu was uppealeu IRON
the crluluul court, was submitted 10 the court in
general term yesterday.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Court Martial Cnne.

The record in the case of Capt. Chambcro Nc
Kibben, 10Th infantry, recently tried by court
martial on charges of duplicating his pay &C.
counts has been revised by the fudge advocate
general and submitted to the secretary Of war for
his action.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

DURING the Hodaysi 4 will really pay you to visit
the establishment OF Milne IL Proctor, at D}O 7
street northwest. They have the largest aud finest
selection Of Artistic Furniture, Oriental Rugs, and
Curos ON thiscontinent. ThcmOst attractive business
house In the city is the common remark of visitors,
National Republican., 1883-12-22

ENTERPRIsE Tea Co., 322 Center Market choice
Tea, SOC, Choice Java 25C. per h. Parties buying
Ave lbs of Tea or ten lbs. fColee wholesale prices
orders py telephone or postal promptly attended 70
Glassware given to customers O'DONNELL ~
BRO, proprietUTs.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
sufTrage Mass Meeting

Capt. Donald McCathran, president of the East
Washington Suffrage club, will Issue II call for a
mass meeting in that section in few days. 1t
will probably be called for the evening of jan 4.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

Rev. Thomas d. Anderson, Baptist minister,
formerly lucdt. d it Washington, uled in Boston
on " UunesuUy of nelgt uIsuGse.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Christmus Butter.

HRmil on Temple was seut to jail for foul
months yvstr day IN the police court Tor assault
ing LUUisa Green.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
AlderIsey Butter.

If you want Pure Alderney Print Butter go L
Joseph {. EC.IsOns sons.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

ENTERPRIsE Tea Co., 81 and GS Eastern Market
buy Teas and C0,iees from Importers. Estabshe
1875. O'DONNELL ~ BRO.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

SECONDHAND CLOTHING of all descriptions
bought and the highest cash prices paid Call or
address S. Guggenheimer, 623 Seventh street
southwest Orders by mail promptly attended to.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

The New Charity society has elected A. S. Pratt,
PRESIDENT George w. Adams, W. Il. Spuarc, vice
prrsiueuls; u. Puknun Mann, secretary, ana X
a. kyuyul, lf., treasurer.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

If you are in need OF pure Wine, Whisky, Liquor
,Ec., call at %ander's 9ll seventh street norihwcs
Everything pure and unaduterated, and at re
sonuble prices A large stock of his own aud 9th,
Native Wine.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

James w. Hall, r. g. Denham, and others. II was
decided that financial aid should be extended TO
the striking glass men, whose headquarters are
Mt pittsbutu
National Republican., 1883-12-22

permit was issued yesterday to Charles
Schneider to make repairs at il3 street north
west, to cost 81, 800, lI. ..I
National Republican., 1883-12-22

In the suit of John Burke against Policeman
Kenner lor malicious prOSecution the Jury III the
circuit court yesterday returned verdict of 500.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

William McDevltt was held for the grand jury
in the police court yesterday for embezzling Sl45
from his employer, MIR. j. j. Hogan.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

The Information in the case of f. W. Weirick,
charged with Keeping II disorderly house, was
quHsned i'll the criminal court yesterday.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

THERE is nothing more appropriate for n present
than IL picture. Neerhol, 0lO and Al seventh
street, has line line.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

To MAKE your wife happy buy picture for her a
Ncerhoti's stores All atd0lB seventh street
National Republican., 1883-12-22

PICTTRFS. MOudngs for frames, Eascls, Plaque
&c, at NeerhOif's, 0lU and II seventh streets