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National Republican., 1883-12-08
\ FAvoRIrE DRAMATIC SOCIETY.
What the Amateurs OF the Barrett Club
Propose Doing This Winter.

The Barrett club. which has given during the
past three years such successful amateur perform
unGes in Washington, Is spreparing for winter cam
pulgn with enthusiasm. a REPUBLICAN reporter
slted the quarters of the club last Tuesday night
observed the system and order which charac-
10 workings. The club rooms are located at
933 street, and occupy an entire floor. The
M room is used as II parlor and reception room
~ tho visitors who are sometimes permitted to
&c present. at the tehearsais which are held in
lle large back room. IL is furnished In
lack walnut, with heavy curtains, and the walls
rC uniquely decorated, after the antique. The
designs are the work OF the ladies. Adjoining the
purior on the left hand is the business OiiCe aud
ere, under the rules no one Is allowed u enter
* eps Oh urgent business with the olhcers, VINO
uierl u, an executive committee and cast and re-
cast all lays, consider the numerous applications
.Jr benefit performances and in general discuss
al the important business connected with the
ne reporters visit. Every member OF the cast
.uitelGd INTO his part with the same degree of
CIneslness as would cha1c'erlZc them in u stage
lcrIUrlnunce, The directions Of the acting mana.
.cr "riylt stage" "lcft stlgc," "Ceutcr stage"
&C., were intelltgently observed aud with regard
.o' the de'aii business incident. A business meet
ing Ol the club was held before the rehearsal on
'uls evening and the following officers elected 10
, II, uueNpined terms Acting manager, Mr., T. X.
nvUn; In inesS manager Mr.. G. B. Rheem,
""i cnHrmun OF iiuuLoa committee, Mr.. j. L.
ferguson,
IHvclub has already sent some very good mate.
'hl on the pro eSSOHal stage, among whom arc
~ William a. lackey Remembered for his per
'ormUnce OF David Garrick In June last, who
IS now with Mr, Barrett; Nil Charles Il. Haniord.
ally uu,Cl for his performances OF CasLlus
AMI Say uCE, Is now playing high paris III NJ
Thomas w. kteuc's company, and Mr. james A
MAhuWcy, known Tor his pcrlOrmance of Julius
Gu ar aUJ row PLYING leading heavy parts
VII William S afford Wdi.e the loss Of these
,enllcncn IRON active participation in the clubs
uudurukiugs Is EeGuly Rlt there is al
1 abundance of excellent material remaining, and
! as none of The presOut member hip intend adopt
I us the 81 gl as u profession, there is no probd
Utility Of an Interruption uf lis present successful
members, one. hal Of viii Ii are ladies. Among
The member, are Misses Julia and Rose Wheeler
Nay McCauey, Marian Chadwick, HOdkinsOn
Faust, KcnnicOtt, Aulta lIpndrie, Jennie ThOmp
son, Hell CaYiS Mollle Bond Messrs. Il, u, Hay
II. b. Robinson, 5. r. Flynn, NJ, par ian, Kelley,
Z. Ferguson, o, g. Ecstein, llHrbaugh,W, Il. SHE'D
Murphy, T., = Rhe4m George Erdmau, Nnd Ryder
Is expected that an informal reception VIII b'
.tEderrd Mr., Barrett a'tcr whom II Is named
rine time during the coming week.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

lhE SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE,
Another Season OF Revival for the Work.
ers in This Part OF the Lords Vtmc-
yard.
The Fifth Sunday School institute of tn Sunday
School Union Of the District of Columbia will
commence its sessions in tho Congregational
church, beginning next Tuesday aud ending
Friday evening. The sessions of Wednesday and
Friday evenings will b. held in the Calvary Bap.
list church. Tho regular sessions of the institute
VIII be preceded by mass meeting, free TO ALL
on Monday eyenin ut which an address Will lie
delivered by the Hon. a. II. C1lquitt, senator from
Georgia. an the annual I, port of the secretary of
the union will be read. The list Ofinstructors and
Rev. j. l.. Hurlbut, D. d., of Plainield. N. j., con-
ducor Mrs. G.. II. Alden C'Pansy' }, of Carbondae
"a, conductor o Pimary ddeplrtmenG Rev. E G.
auder, fifth auditor and +. II. Hamilton. presi.
dent Primary Teachers union. Thursday nfler-
noon anu Friday evening the question drawer
will be Opcued aud considered. There will be
Two sessions every day, anern ,ou and evening.
The full programme is wide and comprehensive,
embracing at the first session, Tuesday afternoon,
addresses ON g The Children ANA the Church. by
Hon. D. s. Alexander, tilth audllor ID " PIT
Hamilton, president Primary Teachers union.
AT the second session, Tuesday evening, the first
normal hour will be The Fra OF Progress
reading OF an original story. "Circuaitug Deci-
mails, - by Mrs. G. X. Alden 'Pansy'O. Third ses-
sion, wednesday hltcrnOOn-ScCOnd normal hOur,
"lbe.Golden Age" (Solomon), DR.. j. l.. llurlbut; adj
dress, PRIMARY Work +" Mrs. g. r. Alden ('Pansy0
Fourth session, "Wednesday evening (at Calvary
BAPTIST church)-Third nomal nonr, The New
Testament World" DR.. j. L.. Hurlbut; address,
The Teachers Opportunity" Rev. L. G. Taylor
d. d. Filth session, Thursday alteruoon-Fourth
normal hour "1he New Testament History De.
j. l.. Hurlbut; address, primary Work." Mr.. G..
Alden C' Pansy'). sixth session, Thursday even
ing Conversation, "Tne Sunday School and the
Home" DR.. J. l.. Hurlbut; address, "Concerted
Bible Study" Rev. Il. G. Taylor, ID. d. Seventh
session, Friday afternoon-Fifth normal hour
The Lesson Adaptation" Dr. j. L. Hurlbut
Niden & 'pansy EIghtI % Session, sic Friday even. ~ NJ
| ing (at Calvary Baptist church, meet
ing, lesson, David Sparing His Euemy" Il Sam.
| Sxiv, l. 10, Rev. L. G.. Taylor, ID. d.
The benefits attained by these institutes can only
be fully appreciated by those engaged practically
| III sunday school work.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
From Men Who KIN

When we want trustworthy opinion oi
subject we are likely to apply TO some pors
in a position to know all about that suhleC
who deal in certain line ofarlicleS; who /
sell them, Manufacture Jhom, ana watch I
and effects, ought 10 be able 10 express q
Judgment Rs to their character aud merits,
agree that this IL so.
We'll, It follows that druggis sts should be
quainted than any other class o? men wit
tnry mcdicncs-ho how they slll, what people
them, and how each compares with others
lar kind. Nearly all these goods pass tlr,
hands on the way TO The consumers, and n
what they do, or hlil 10 ID, echoes direct
the ears OF the druggists. Very true. Here
ont Of 5000 written opinions Of druggists
SONS CAPClNE POROUS PLAST ERS
beyond an doubt thuy are the hest in I
are prompt iu action, and sell them rapid
Gasscnccr, ~lNlN avenue ana Eighteenth St
II have SOLD them for years. My CUSTOM
them ltnOYC al! others, nave known Und
plaster 10 cure sClaIlia." j. IL. Allen $40
nue, New YORK,
"fhey sell Ar5t rate. My patrons speak ,
terms OF tie highest appreciation" il. "
SO broadway. New York.
"rhey are easily irst, no matter what pit
come next Iac QuiCkne's Of their nctiOu
ful" u. j. hacmahOn. sixth avenue, Sew
There Is nothing equal 10 them; they q
ofNlL lhi' Is lAp unanimous opinion ~ u
ers." liuu. ~ nunlRp, Gilsey House, New
FOR qulckne Of action, thOrOughness, d
and range Of eject they leave all others ia
T.. b, Knapp a Son, o! Hudson street, Ne
Beware Of limitations. The word Capci
tho genuine, Seabury & Johnson, Phar
Chemists, New York.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
EirG.

DAVENPoRT.-on Friday December 7, 1888, at
5:45 a. M, GEORGE GRAHAM DAVENpuRr, IN his 2lth
year, youngest son of Jennie Graham and the late
Henry X. Davenport, u, = n.
Funeral from 81. Johns Episcopal Church, Six
teenth and Ill streets, at y. M, on sunday the 9Th
instant. Relatives, his friends and those of his fam
lily are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
CKAIG,-Suddenly, on Dec O. 1883. WILLIAM II.
CRAIG of California; formerly OF Georgetown, ID. o..
Funeral from Dunbarton street Nj. r. Church
sunday Dec. o. at y. M. Friends and relatives in
Yiled.
[san Francisco papers please copy,l
THOAiSON.-On Friday, December z, at0;l2 p. M,
of pneumonia, ALFRED THOMSON, sR., aged 80 years
and 20 days.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
star and Critic please copy
National Republican., 1883-12-08
DANGER 10 GOVERNMENT CLERKS
Strong Probability OF n Very Great re
duction OF Departmental Copvists


duotion OF Departmental Copylsts.
There seems to be n growing feeling Of uneasl.
ness among copylsts, stenographers, and others in
the departments who are not familiar with the
use OF the type writer. Tho rapidity with which
work can be turned out with these machines, its
positive clearnoss when done, and the udapta-
bility Of the mnohine to making many copies Mt
enc writing, has put It into favor with the heads
of tho departments aud of bureaus, and, as
result II Is bciig extensively intro
duoed into all of the public offices.
In making appointments to Hll yacanries, about
me hrst question asked is whether the applicant
Is familiar with the type writer, and those who
answer in the Affirmative get the preference.
Many OF the copyists in the departments see that
Lhey must Learn to use II or vacNte their places in
favor of those who can, and the wise ones among
lhem both men and women. nte taking time by
the oreock aud seeking opportunities TO ncquaiut
themselves with the usr OF the machine. The
Office of the Remington Type Writer company In
the lie Droit building sthronged day and evening
with those dvsirous Of renting or buying II ma
chlnc III order TO- become CNpertupon 1t. Among
attorneys and others having largo amouns Of
writing TO do the use of the type writeris becnn.
ing rs general as III the departments, and 1t is
hardly possible to walk through the halls of any
Of our large Office buildings without hearing the
click of one OF these marvellous machines. A very
lucrative and pleasant business Is being
done by numocr Of lalies and gentlemen in the
city establishing office, of their own, where
they take Copying and execute 1t on the type
writer. one lady who recently lost II situation in
one OF tho departments, has established herself
she is now making double her department salary.
Several of the representatives. and sena. urs hav
brought their own sonogrnphers from homo be.
writer, aud with II can do their work more rap
idly nnd better than can be done by hand,
A SURPRISE to everybody. our sl5 Overcoats.
9Th and L.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
LOCAL OPTION PREVAILING.
The Opinion OF the Commissioners on tho
Law Regulating Liquor Selling.

Law Regulating Liquor Selling.
III reply to the request of the trustees of Howard
university that no retail license be granted for
sailing liquor within one thousand ards of that
institution, the commissioners have stated that
the provisions of the liquor license law requiring
maOrties of property owners to give their consent
tO the carrying ON of such business they consider
n local option privilege. The commissioners state
that they are bound tn regard them us such unless
public morals or interests prejudiced either by
the character of the establishment in question: or
by reason of its location being seriously objection
able Tney do not feel at liberty 10 exercise their
discretion by disapproval in many cases where
one or TWO citizens may object In the location
in question the request Is unnecessary, and the ex-
uusiOn of liquor saloons within such u limit would
work n hardship to Il traffic that has not yet been
outltwed by legislation or public opinion. In
closing the trustees are assured that the commits
soners desire to control the selling of liquor by
retail to the full extent of the law, which does not
very etlectually give them control of the traffic.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
IIslIbrnn,s Chr,stmns Gln.

NEa token Of regard and esteem to our patrons
", rave concluded to present all who buy Five
Iu' ,tlA' worth of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, kubbers.
'r = ctlGs from Nov, ~ until Dec. 20 with pair
I'"Finy cents" aud u handsome souvenir.
our prices are lower than the lowest"
l.. HEILBRUN, 402 Seventh street northwest.
Look for "1he Old Woman in the Window"
National Republican., 1883-12-08
Rccelnts from Lleenses.

The following is u comparative statement ofth
amounts received by the collector of taxes for
licenses: From July1 to Nov. 80, 1882 S75,0i456
from Dec TO o, 1889, S5,67055; total, So07l6,ll.
From July to Nov. 80, 1888, $40 3S5,06i from Dec.
to 8, 1888, s., $50 .6S; total SSG,6557i.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
The District Rceords,

The letter of the commissioners inquiring what
provision had been mGne for storing the district
records in the new addition to the city hall has
been returned with an Endorsement by Marshall
MCiichae He states that the act Of congress
makes provision for the storing vi records en-
National Republican., 1883-12-08

Mr. FRANK MILLER, the proprietor of the we'll
and avorably known "Miller's Dining Rooms"
of Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Chicago, has opened
an elegant ladies' and gents dining room III No.
923 + street between Ninth and Tenth. In Chi
cago Mr.. Miller said to our reporter, people most
ali prefer living in restaurants. They are tired OF
being subjected to boarding-house rules. The
within everybody's reach As provisions are but
n trine higher here, we SEQ no good reason why
VIC should pay such high prices In restaurants in
Washington. AS Miller's dining rooms arc nil
strictly temperance, we heartily wish him sue
National Republican., 1883-12-08
To ORDER, s5 Pants. Eisemon Bros, 7th
The WoeIx's Tux Receipts.

The following collections from all sources have
been made by the collector OF taxes, for the week
ending yesterday; Nov, 80, sllG,592.7S; Dec l.
81 ihl 05; Dec. 3, S2S030l Dec. 4, e3, ,7060i Dec
s3292.9ii Dec. 6, Sl,S2i32 Dec. 7, SSOlO3li total
National Republican., 1883-12-08

e.. .EMES needing the services Of an ex-
."rCed pHysiClun who makes diseases of men
rvC'Ilty should send 10 cents in postage stamps
TIE LAWS or LIFE ASD HEALTH" n new book
" !m hJle value. IL gives sound advice and
.tL'ati an ana IS comprehensive in detail. Ad-
. the author, J. BRYAN, NJ. D.,
III East Fifteenth street, New York
National Republican., 1883-12-08
Rochester Beer,

Try IT, and If not the best bottled beer. get your
money back. Delivered TO any part of the city,
rN dozen or case, a. 10 cents per dozen. Order by
!, vi or telephone.
f. H. FINLEY, 1906 Penna. ave.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
rIoN.

the color issue in
macy have been ad-
u returned to their
maze no concessions, and
who WIS present, was treated d
4 of feeling.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
Get Your Licenaes.

The commissioners yesterday called tho atten'
ton of the chief of police to the licenses of auc.
toneers, brokers, bankers, brewers, commission
MERCHANTS, claim agents, junk dealers hotels, liy.
cry stables, restaurants, and theaterI, number Of
which are dilatory in procuring licenses.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
aArdcrney Dairy Wagons.

Fresh Aldclney batter churned every morning.,
crd delivered in "A lb"Ward" prints, at Soc per 10.
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; butterinilk, 5c
yer quart, ana sweet milk. 5c. per quart
National Republican., 1883-12-08

PIE HOTEL, Nmth street. opposite the patent
HOmelke and attractive; temperance.
ntmGuls, 10 cents; room and board, " per
l.Dcnll reduction per week o month.
Mrs. SARAH b. La FETgA, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

,all army Of colpred men aud boys are earn.
wing and somei Christmas money by putting
ana wood. NtaTly everybody is laying Ia
nter supply. the streets yesterday pre-.
Il coal Pile up IlurauCC,
National Republican., 1883-12-08

J IN Herrity and William Sweeney were yes
rryay held III $1,000 ioc appearance next Tues.
Gly, IN tile police court yesterday, for robDing Mr.
!. T., RHnsom OF $40 on Tuesday night last.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

10 defective s .adc on C street, between Fourth
D., Fiith SOUTHEAST, has been made the subject
complaint to tie health officer.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

rUEE Old Rye md Bourbon Whiskies and fino
,ssurtmcnt Of jttled goods. James Tharp, SIS
L-nL nOrihMpSL
National Republican., 1883-12-08

THOSE wishing Fine Photograph for the holi-
days will be pleased to hear that Rice, the Cele-
brated and Artistic Photograph or, has reduced the
price of his Fine Cabinet Photos to So per dozen
All large work at greatly reduced prices.
RICE, Photographer, 1917 and 1919 Penn. ave.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

No. ". NJ. Johnson presented the Star of Hope
'n'',1 OF Good Tempiurs with some handsome hall
ae""rrtiOns on Thursday night. An excellent
~ rrunIptu programme OF music and recitutons
}.t, cndcred after the business meeting.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

SECONDHAND CLOTHING of Ill descriptions
Fought and the highest cash prices paid. Call or
address :. Guggenhelmcr, 623 Seventh street
.sUihwest. Orders by mail promptly attended To.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

WHILE promenading or shopping, rest and re.
fresh yourself at the Vienna Cafe, No. 3l3 Penn
sylvania avenue, northwest, with excellent, pure
drip coffee, fresh oysters in all Styles conieclions
National Republican., 1883-12-08

THE sheriff of Northumberland county, Vir-
ginia, Mr.. Wm. Claughton, says: 1--WE have many
good medicines In our parts, but nothing which
equals ST. Jacobs Oil. IL Is unequaled for rheu-
matsm and all bodily pains"
National Republican., 1883-12-08

WHEN Noah was in the ark young Ham was al
avs playing tricks Oh the old gentleman. One
az he told his seaiarng father that there was
enter In the cellar, and they had all caught cold
l'hen 1t dawned on Noah that he had omitted 10
secure a supply OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, which
ne always used.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

braced only the records of tho district courts and
such records rs are included in the Offices Of re-
cordor OF deeds and register of Wills
National Republican., 1883-12-08

rard, commander Of the American
having made application Tor iiny
IS the commissioners have decided
not possess tho authority in the
National Republican., 1883-12-08
No Bettcr Holiday Present

For your husbands, sous, and brothers than One
half dozen Of Keeps tue dress shirts, prices S6,S750
aud 20 per half dozen, AT Keeps, 437 Seventh
street northwest
National Republican., 1883-12-08

.pgan Coleman was garroted and robbed of 800
- - color.d men on the Canal road Wcdnes-
night.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

- e charge of perjury against Oleander Delphy
wHs dismissed in the police court yesterday.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
' VIE UHTTT TTThTENsyLvANtA ROUTE

- THE Id$TNTs IIE$NNsYIyAE1A wAE no ROUTE
TRAINS Il Edf{H &SSYiSdFos S Station
For PsS5ra HreST 9td lG 10. HRd wes sreeG 9 sd
press Of Palace sleeping Cars AZ SIo q. M. daily;
Fast Line, Nh q. M daily, with Sleeping Cars from
N. daily with Palace Cars 10 Plttsbursi also con
cage Mall Express 10 p M daily for Pltsburg and
iheMest. with Palace Sleeping Car Washington
BG IL fMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
iiQp N, daily. except saturday. with Palace Ears
MiashipgtGn m TO- koch,esleT and Washington to Bu,
Will not run beyond Remove.
For Willlamsport Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 90
For New York aud the East, sis n m, loJ0a. m.
Lmed Express % on 81 spP%Hy Paan FsPo
roI SarS Sostop eiS a. i1;Say M, Sa%iy except sunday
day. On sunday, 4 p m.
erS c III Isl q thIG%Sa sS
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
For phiindelphia, SIS and 1850 o. M l4o l. 10. and
LISP. M On sunday, 100, 10, and Il.i5 p. m. Linn
For Baimore go si5 % aGJ: TO- f iSo a. eIx nv, 8nd io
"a d2S p e1o 6 GO ~ TO- and Ill5 p M ON Sunday
For Pope1 Creek Line 65oa IN. and 40 p. daily,
For Annapolis $50 a. n and 44o p. M daily, except
ALEXXNDRIA AND FREpERIcKsBURG RAIL.
| WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Aexa1irIn G]5, Il % a25, 1io5, and ns5 a. m.,
20 80 3 -, SO5, and li.S6 p. m. ON Sunday ut
| For Richmond and the south, 6.15 aud 1i.05a. m
daily, and y. m. daily, ex "ept sunday.
| Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, COS sos,
1910, and 1920 3Oj AZ, 5.IO 705 and TO- 10 d.
M. and IL midnight. On Sunday at sos and 1910
| n. M. .0j and 1910 p. m.
Tickets aud Information at the Office. northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue, and at the station where orders be LEFT for
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
| General Passenger AGENT
| CHARLES n. PUGH, General Manager.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

70 c scapcd from the cell room
-JTuy last, and was captured
uremout, Pa, has beon re-
II jail. Waters was convicted
nd was up for sentence when
National Republican., 1883-12-08
MagiC lanterns OuIdOlN bY POIYOptiCOn

photographs, prints, drawings, coins picture cards
IN all then cOl0rS the works of watch In motion, IN
fot any object cast upon wall canvas magnhed to
any diameter TO four feet photographs enlarged 10
life size or reduced. Suitable for sunday schools
photographers lecturers, artists, card collectors
Elegant holiday present, Nor Toy, but pTncll-
cal and substantial article equal In It's operation TO
expensive magic lanterns Mailed free for $3.50, or
Including album ofover no fine scenes. reduced from
eXpcns We tngraVlngs and mounted on heavy card
board o. MeRsn have larger POlyOpilcOns we send
BY express for 81 This adv will not RpI again IL
you want this WONDER send at once, before You for
get the addres thousands sold. Everybody dc
lighted. MONUMENTAL NO VELlY CO., 23O West
baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. IL
National Republican., 1883-12-08

ERICH, editor aud proprietor of
army paper published Mt the
IcAs), devoted to soldier aud
as, announces that he will issue
II the FIRST CR just before the
distriDution all over the district.
% advertise their holiday goods
or lndn TO advertise in the Ftrsl
National Republican., 1883-12-08
arnb,I.rs, tsnia..
TYNE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

TTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST, AND WEST.
Schedule In effect NOVbN BEk ls, 1885,
&35 "A. M-New orleans Mail. daily making close
connections to all points South aud southwest
Daily, except sunday. with C. q o. Ry, Pullman
Sleeping Cars from Washington via Danville to
Atlanta aud Atlantato New orleans; also WASH
ington TO New Orleans via Lynchburg aud Bristol
$40 y. M.-Lousviile Fast Line daily via Chaflottes-
vile. Huntington, and Lexington, to Cincinnati,
Louisville. aud all Western Points, making direct
connections and with solid train and Pullman
Sleeping Cars. Washington TO Louisville.
1910 p. M,-SOuthorn Mail and Express daily to all
points South and southwest, Via Danville and
Charlotte. Daily, except Sunday,w With q. d o. Ry
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to Augusta,
via Charlotte, aud Charlotte to Montgomery.
Manassas Division truin leaves Washington at S3j
M. daily, except sunday. Warrenton trains leave
- Washin gton at s.3j u. m. and 5l0 p. m. daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire ut Com
pany'a office, COL Pa. ave, or at Union Depot,
NJ. SLAUGHTER N. MACDANfEL,
General Passenger Agent. Agent.
SOL. HAAS Traffic Manager.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
: OF the lsonutin,I

contempt tie the purchase OF
T. would d. well TO examine the
rried by j. D. Free, consisting OF
merry, games, albums, plush goods,
Jhpanese SCREENS, toys, Xmas cards,
.Ieltios SO vari I'D and prices so low
is necessary 10 !Ouvey an idea OF their
'icty, and cheap Lcss.
70 and hands mo stores, aud accom-. .
irks. Mr. Err ~ aim is to cater to the
sc Of she pu Bile.
street, 200 alUrkct space, Fourteenth
nsylvnmu avenue.
AND Or lJSiSG NEXT MONDAY.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

HASDY's Cabinet Photographs, that
Eing for Sl.50 per dozen, are from
Ehud negatives and first class. No. I26
Get, next tu Lansburg Il Bros.
ems Of Monroe street, between Sixteenth
nteUnth uOrthwgs, want that street
ID loot walks, sewerage and water pipes
Z commissioners will allow the work to
Lnder the per.dit system
National Republican., 1883-12-08
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.

A SURPRISE to everybody, our sl5 overcoats 1.
Elscman Bros, Leading Tailors and ClUtnors, cor.
9Th and L.
National Republican., 1883-12-08
HaidsieclS,

lperior Dry Champagne.
sale by all first. cla s. hotels, wine merchants,
staurauts.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

John +. SHIELD VS.. District of Columbia; dam
ages $4,000. Attorneys Hunton and Chandler.
National Republican., 1883-12-08

The business firms appearing in this column
are among the best and most reliable in this city,