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National Republican., 1883-11-08
Oldest Inhabitants.

Tho Oldest Inhabitants association met
last evening in the Corcoran building, the
president, Jcnkin Thomas, in the chair, and
Mr.. Nicho las Callan secretary. The follow
ing members were present. j. G. Brutf, Count
Boaski, Vim. Amidon, j. A. Winebergcr,
Capt. Rodier, l.. Knowles, VIM. Bagnam, j.
n. Drew, Robert Ball, Richard Hendley, w.
II. Williams, Jas. PillinG, William Keefc,
John w. Clark, Moses Parker, Chas. Calvert,
n. Callan.
Mr.. Thomas presented the name of Thomas
]. Fisher, and Mr.. Ball the name of Thomas
Johnson for membership, and they were re-
fcrred to the committee on nominations and
elections.
Tho secretary reported tho death of Michael
Nash. The matter was referred to Messrs.
Bohrer, Boron, and Callan, as u committee to
draft suitable resolutions and take the proper
action.
Mr.. Williams reported the death of Thomas
Turby, with resolutions expressive of the
regret of the society of his death. The sec
retary was instructed to engross the resolu-
tions and forward them to the family of de-
ceased. The assistant marshal was directed
to notify members in arrears, and request
them to pay up" A handsome water
pitcher was presented to the society by Mr..
Wilberger, and a vote of thanks was ten
dered therefor.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
A Tour OF Scotland.

Prof. Ragan took his audience at the Con-
gregationsl church last night on Tour of
Scotland" with him, and not one of them but
confessed he had made a most pleasant jour-
ney. Entering as familiar guests the homes
of Sir Walter Scott and Robert Burns the
tourists felt that while the splendors of ABB
botstord fifty became the great genius
of the Wizard of the North" there
yet burned in the lowly cottage at
Dumfries a sacred FIRE equally as magnificent,
which transformed the dingy rafters of tho
poets homo into fame as splendid as that
which shrined the novelist by the Tweed.
Prof. Ragan beguiled portions of the way with
readings from the poets, and, while showing
his audience the locale Of Tam OShanter's
Ride" read the whole poem with applause
After making the circuit of Caledonia the
lecturer closed by reciting Robert Whites
beautiful tribute to Scotland.
The night of the twenty-third instant will
be Children's Day" and by request the sub
iect of tho lecture has been changed from
Florence to Paris.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
A Creditabie Showing In the Reports SUBJ
mitted-Onicers Elected.

mitted-Onicers Elected.
The Equitable Cooperative Building as
sociatiou held its fourth annual meeting last
night Thomas Somerville, president, in the
chair, and John Joy Edison secretary. There
was very large attendance. The secretary
submitted his report, which showed the re-
ceipts and disbursements to be S243, ,929.02; as
sets. S2Si, ,646.02; value of stock, first issue,
Sl3L43; second issue, sos. Il; third, S63.61 ;
fourth issue, 5000; fifth, Sl5.I5; number of
shares advanced on, 3l4.9; not advanced on,
5,13S.S; total, 5,453.7.
The terms of George w. Casilear, third vice
president and Fred w. Pratt and Ellis Spear,
directors, having expired, they were unani-
mously reelected.
The officers aud directors for the ensuing
year are: Thomas Somerville, president; DIR.
A. j. Schafhirt, first vice president; George
w. Casilear, second vice president; John JOY
Edison, secretary; Benjamin +. Fuller, II. II.
Twombly. Fred w. Pratt, Ross A. Fish, Ellis
Spear, Frank q. Middleton, George w. Fisher,
George w. Harkness and Lawrence Gardner,
directors Sixteen thousand three hundred
dollars was advanced at an average premium
of Go per cent The secretary reported that
over 1,500 shares of the new series had al
ready been taken. The subscription books
will remain open, and stock may bo taken for
several weeks.
At the second annual meeting of the Per-
petual Building association, held last evening
at 615 Seventh street, the following. officers
were reelected for the third year (: G. c. Dun
canson, president; Lewis Abraham, vice pres
| ident; L. NJ Lawson, treasurer; John Cook
secretary; and for directors Glass
| William Ii. Goods, Z. +. Schafhirt W. p. Sc
vile, q. Bankes Brookes, +. &. Saxton, Chas
| Baum, A. N. Meekor. and Chas. w. Schell. The
secretary's report showed reccipts S52 750; 23t
advances made. averaging $l52 each; 1,23i
shares redeemed, $l5,512; interest paid to
members, $559.76 $l,02l surplus over labili
ties, including interest; rate of profits, 7.55
per cent. per annum; number of shares, $500
At the close ofthe meeting the secretary sold
So advances averaging $1i5 each. n.
tion held its twenty-sixth monthly meeting
at Cosmopolitan hall last night. at which
$4,000 was advanced, at an average premium
of 81 per cent.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
RACING AT IVY CITY.

Hampton Girl Wins tn Three Heats
Five Heats OF Pacing Race without
Result.
Tho first day Of the fall meeting of the
Washington Driving club was marked by a
very sparse attendance, but the sport was
very good, and well worthy of larger patron
age. Tho track was in fine condition. The
first race was won by Hampton Girl in
straight heats, she only being headed once in
the race, and that but for few strides by
Blanche in the third heat. The winner is a nice
looking bay mare, and seemed to out-class
her competitors.
The pacing race was not finished, five heats
being paced of which Gossip took two, Jack
Rapid two, and Diamond Joe one. The latter,
after taking the first heat became troubled
with the slows on the third, and was dis
tanced 1t was pretty evident that Gossip
a splendid looking fellow-could have won in
straight heats had it been so desired. The
final heat will be between Gossip and Jack
Rapid at 1870 p. m. to-day.
SUMMARY.
Ivy City track, Nov. First race, purse $3.50 for
$50 horses mile heats, 3 in trotters.
A. Il. Luthers b. m. Hampton Girl. ..,......1 l /
Il. ID. Sanderon's b. M Blanohe........... 2
Geo. Il. Hopes b. Gardez. b b
Vim. BaSs's b. x. Frank L..................i 3
L. Burgd1rfs Louis D.. B..................... 4
J. B, Wlseman's gr. m. Pansy.- dis
j. H. Snaps gr. e. Blue Dick. div.
Time, 2iO]z 2i219 2Al.
To-day's programme should suffice to draw
good attendance, as the 2:25 class promises to
furnish an exciting contest between some
noted horses, among them heing st. Remo,a full
brother to the renowned St. Julien. Douglas
and Edwin A. are grand circuit horses, and
the others can all trot well down in the twen-
ties. The Driving club has provided attrac-
tions that elsewhere would draw largely and
we'll repay the Washington lovers of the step
pers who to-day journey out to Ivy City. The
programme is as follows:
First race, purse $500, for 235 horses mile heats,
three in five, in hnrness-C. +. Wiiletcs ch. M.
Lady Bell: L. .. Sanderson's ch. &. Hastings; j..
IL. suapp's gr. z. Blue Dick George Il. Hopes
blk. g. Edward H.; VIM. Bass's b. g. Allie wilkes
w. H. Denny's br. S. Coupon.
Second race, puse $50 for 225 horses, mile
heats, three in FIVE, in harness-R. ]. Morrson's
CHI IN, May; james b. Heideger's b. g. Edwin A.;
]. IL. Gheen's gr. e. Douglas George L. Hopes
gr. K. Ike Medium; Gus Wilson'S gr. m. Lady
Lehr ]. H. Morrows b. 6. ST. Reno; ]. E. Turner's
blk. e. Dick Organ.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
THE Celebrated Orator.
paIl OF the Progress CIub.

The Progress club gave its first ball at Abb
ner's last night, the attendance being very
large. Tho hall was handsomely decorated
with flowers, potted plants, flags, and stream
ers. and tho evening passed most pleasantly.
Mr.. M. Hamburger performed the duties of
ballet master most acceptably and the COM
mittee of arrangements consisted of Messrs.
n. L. Rosenberg, T. Blout, NJ. J. Weyl, E.
Goldsmith, and d. Reuben.
Among the many ladies present were the
Misses Norris, A.. Summers, Beckie GAM,
M. Newmeyers, Fanny Goodman, Hattie
Rosetaul, Jennie Smith. Matte Blout, Opper-
hemer, Sacks, Gussie Behrend, Frunkel. of
Baltimore; Jennie Schmidt. II. and Cora
Adler, Misses Kaufman, Grachwahl, Mrs. S.
Richold, Mr.. and Mrs. GoldschmiGt, Miss
Rich, Mrs. L. Newmeyer, Miss Fanny Gut
man, and Miss Emma Samstage.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
The Tucker-Rice NYedding.

st. Peters church, Capitol hill. was filled to
ovel flowing last evening on the occasion of
the wedding OF Mr. John f. Tucker to Miss
Susan NJ. Rice. The ceremony was performed
by Father O'Sullivan. assisted by Father
Rabbia. of Rockville, Nd, and Fathers Dunn
and Sullivan, ofSt. Peters. The ushers were
Messrs William Foy and l., B. Mosher. Tho
pretty bride was attired in an elegant cos
wore the conventional black suit. After tho
ceremony the happy couple repaired to tho
residence of the brides parents, on
B street southeast, where bounteous repast
was served and congratulations freely ten
National Republican., 1883-11-08

rendered. Many handsome presents were
received, including silverwarc, toilet articles,
hand painted and silk-worked cushions, and
numerous other pieces of value. Hanging in
a conspicuous place in tho parlor was we'd
ding bell in white immortellos, presented by
Mrs. John f. Ellis, the music dealer in whose
establishment the groom is employed. Mr..
and Mrs Tucker will take possession of their
house, No. 202 First street southeast, to-day.
The groom is the son of Mr.. John +. Tucker,
ST., one of the oldest inhabitants of this city.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
A MISUNDERSTANDING

Two friends met on the avenue yesterday,
and naturally made some observations on the
elections.
"Well" remarked one, "those Bay State
tanners took Ben Buffers hide"
"Took Ben Buffers side !" exclaimed the
other "No, you are mistaken; they all op-
posed him"
:" Ben Buffers hide, said"
"Bon Butler shied Why. no he didn't,
He kept the track straight through, and SHE'D
at nothing"
Bon Buffers hideW screamed the first
speaker, in desperation.
"Ben Butler signed. oh, yes now un-
derstand you. Yes, you can bet he sighed
when he read the returns"
National Republican., 1883-11-08
lirn

sAUNDERS.-on Tuesday, November O. at 3:O5
o'clock p. m, WILLIE A., brother of IL. A. Saunders.
aged II years.
Funeral at o'clock D. m:, Thursday, November 8,
from 81. Dominics Church. Relatives and friends
are respectfully Invited.
., sad the thought our brothers dead,
In silence rests his peaceful head;
His soul renewed by early grace
In heaven has sought his resting place.
FULLERTON Tuesday, November 8, 1889, at 4
o'clock p. m. ANN ", wife of BENJAMIN Fuller, of
Forrestville, N. ", aged ~ years months aud 10
DAYS, -H..
Friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral at O'clock p. IN, Thursday,
November s. from 62S street southeast. y
tCattaragus and Forrestvlle papers please copy.l
LARNER.--On November 8, 1883, at o'clock p. m.
GIDEON w. LARSER, in the 5Jd year of his aye.
Funeral will take place from his late residence.
No, AS New York avenue, Thursday. November
s. 1853, ut p. m. Relatives and friends invited
TO attend
NEWMAN.-on November 8, 1888. at 7 O'Clock
a. m DR.. w. q. II. NEWMAN, In the seth year OF his
age
mass ST. Stephens;church, at 10 o'clock Thursday.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend wi hont
further notice.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
The NiedIicnl Society.

The Medical society held q special meeting
last night to take action in regard to the
recent death of DIR. W. G. H. Newman. The
president, DIR. A. F. A. King, was in the chair,
and DIR. r. Il. McArdle secretary.
DIR. ID. r. Hagner in feeling address
stated the cause of the special meeting, and
on his motion the president appointed conf
mittee, consisting of Drs ID. II. Hagner, N. s.
Lincoln, Louis Mackall, johnson Eliot, and
G. V. N. Callan, who reported q series of reso-
lutions eulogies of the deceased's professional
skill and private virtues, which were unani-
mously adopted. After appropriate remarks by
Drs. Johnson Eliot, Kelly, and Louis
Mackall, the society resolved to attend the
funeral to-day in body.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
GEORGETOWN CUSTOM HOUSE.
Report OF the Collector OF the Business
Transacted Last Month.

Collector ]. Henry Wilson, of the George
town custom house. has forwarded to the
treasury department his report for the month
of October, 1888. 1t shows: Number of ves-
sells entered from foreign ports, 3; number
entered from domestic ports, II; number of
entries of merchandise free of duty, 81 certi-
ficates of enrolment granted. 3: licenses for
coasting trade granted, D; licenses to vessels
under twenty tons granted, Z.
Receipts; Duties on imports S5,9SL1s
marine hospital tax collected from sailors
$l32.O5; inspection of steam vessels, 500
storage labor and carriage, $l2.23: official fees
$72.76. Total S625i.22.
Expenses: Fees retained, S7276; salaries,
$4,000; other expenses, $4,000. Total,
$G45.96.
Employees: Ono collector, one deputy col
lector, and two inspectors.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
Twenty-Four Hours TO Live.

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind. whoan
nounces that he is now in perfect health"
we have the following: "One year ago was
to all appearance in the last stages of con-
sumption, Our best physicians gave my case
up. | finally got so low that our doctor said
l could not live twenty-four hours. My friends
then purchased bottle of DIR. VIM Halls
Balssm for the Lungs, which considerably
benefited me. continued until took nine
bottles. am now in perfect health, having
used no other medicine"
National Republican., 1883-11-08
DemocratIo JnbilntIon.

There viii be meeting of tho democrats
of Alexandria held in that city this evening
upon which occasion they will jubilate over
their recent victory in the Old Dominion.
On Saturday evening formal reception will
be rendered Hon. John H. Barbour at tho
Metropolitan hotel, in this city. Gems. Paine,
Fitzhugh Lee, and many other prominent
National Republican., 1883-11-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival and Departure OF Vessels at the
River Front.

River Front.
Tho following recent arrivals at the
wharves are reported by Harbormaster SUIT
ton: Schr. Rowing Arrow, Garner, 300 bush
els oysters, market; schr. Annie Laurie
Davis, 400 bushels do, same; schr. Il. c.
Strong, Chisoltine, 800 do, same pungy Coral
McKenny, McKenna, 500 do, same; sloop
American Eagle, Ellis, 800 do, same sloop
Wave, Chisetine 800 do, same; sloop Emma
Jones, 200 do, same schr. Fanny Kemp,
Chiseltine, 400 do, same; schr. Virginia,
Chiseltine 400 do, same pungy W. b. Col
burn; schr. j. G. Vanname, Simpson, 400 do,
same schr. Margaret Ella, Davis. 800 do,
same schr George Christopher, Prioett, 300
do, same schr. Martha Washington, Kentz,
300 do, same schr. United, Haney, 400 do,
same; schr. Mary Francis Watkins, 400 do,
same; schr. G. H. Hoyt, 2l0 tons coal, w.
Hodges.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

The Y. M. G. A. Literary society last night
elected the following officers President
George Burchard; vice president, w. L. Wes-
sells; secretary. w. X. Ward; treasurer /. W.
Goodhue; assistant secretary, w. K. Andrews
The subject for debate next week is, Resolved
That the writer has more influence than the
orator." AIessrs w. r. Andrews and E. w.
Dc Knight gave recitations and readings.
National Republican., 1883-11-08


The Washington Kindergarten Union.
The regular meetings of the kindergarten
union were resumed last evening in st.
Georges hall. The reports read gave proof
of most satisfactory condition of the affairs
of this society, which now numbers 106mem-
bers and contributors. The total income
since last January is nearly $500. Five hun
dred dollars of this amount were given by d
friend of the kindergarten to Mrs Louise
Pollock toward the continuation of the
Pensoara Free kindergarten and the
Nursery Maids kindergarten Train,
ing school, which were opened in ST. Georges
hall Feb. Is of this year through her uu-
firing energy and perseverance,. There arc
two sessions held there daily, aud forty-two
children under G years are on the soll books
but as the attendance does not average ~
many, some ten more children will be ad,
mitted. Seventy-six ladies have taken tho
mothers course of lectures within the las
few years. The income from these has beer
about $3.50 altogether.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
United States N1arshaps Sale.

By virtue OF q writ of fer facas Issued out of the
clerks office of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia and to me directed, will sell at public
SALE for cash. at the Court House door said District
on MONDAY, the 10TH DAY or NOVEMBER,
terest of the defendants In and to the following de-
scrlbed property. TO wit; Lot numbered 20 W. b.
in the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
levied upon as the property of Alonzo A. MARI aud
John j. Byrne trading as Mari & Byrne, to satisfy
execution No. 22,745 at law In favor Of Rlngwalt IL
Hack. @. II. HENRY,
Late U. S. Marshal, ID. @.
THOMAS DowLING.
Auctoneer,
Oct 81, 1888. oc3l.dts
National Republican., 1883-11-08

Detectives Raft and Block yesterday ar
rested three colored men for breaking into
the store of c. NJ. Perkins. No. 56 II street
northwest, on Tuesday night. The men en-
tered tho store by side window and Sc
cured $16 before they were frightened off.
They are held at the seventh precinct sta
tiOn.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

BUT few articles have reached such n
worldwide reputation as Angostura Bitters.
For over fifty years they have been the ac-
knowIedgcd standard regulators of the diges-
tive organs. Their success has melted imi-
tations. BE sure you got the genuine article
manufactured only by DR.. j. q. b. Siegert s.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

democratic leaders will be present, and
speeches will be made by several Of these
The reception is the work of district demo-
Gratis who desire to express their respect and
admiration for the ahlo manner in which he
conducted tho Virginia campaign.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

Hamline church was the scene of pleasant
gathering last evening Tho occasion was
testimonial entertainment to two Sunday
school teachers, who have been of great SER
vice to the school. A select programme was
rendered
National Republican., 1883-11-08
The Renowned Orator.
LOCAL MENTION.

Mr.. A. NICHOLS, OF this place. says he suffered
from Catarrh for years. He purchased bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm of US. He is now almost cured,
and says you cannot recommend II too highly.
We are selling more of Ely's Cream Balm than of
all other catarrh remedies. Can hardly keep sup
ply on hand.-EvERs Bros, Druggi s, Independ-
ence, Iowa,
National Republican., 1883-11-08

FROM tho assignee of Copeland & Co. Qately
failed with million liabilities) just receiv-
ing at Hahn's SIG Seventh street and 1922 Penn
syLvania avenue, $50 pairs gents first class, Stylish
calf sewed shoes, consisting of button, laced, and
CATERS, at only $685. Usual value from $3.50 to 81
a pair,
National Republican., 1883-11-08

The horse attached to the carriage of Mr..
r, b. Sewers ran away about 8 o'clock last
night on Fifteenth street. The vehicle was
damaged, but the occupants were uninjured.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
Rochester Beer.

Try It, and If not the best bottled beer. get your
money back. Delivered to any part of the city
by dozen or case. at 70 cents per dozen. Order by
mail or telephone.
f. H. FINLEY, 1905 Penna. ave.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, Watches jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No. 30S Ninth street, near Penn.
sylyania avenue,
National Republican., 1883-11-08

DIR. L. p. HowLAND has returned from his trip
to the northwest and his visit to the Lake Superior
and Devils lake region, and Is now ready to attend
TO patients ut the office of the Rowland Dental
Association, No. oil Fourand-a-half street north
west.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
Black Diagonal Prince Albert Frock and
Dress Suits.

Embracing every grade desirable. They are in
dispensabie No gentleman need be without one
especially since they can be had at such reasona-
Bile prices. Assortment is large and must respond
to your taste and pocket.
NOAH WALKER & Co.. 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

SECONDHAND CLOTHING of all descriptions
bought and the highest cash prices paid. Call or
address L. Rice. 623 Seventh street southwest.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

DIR. Dewitt G. Kellinger's Liniment is an
infallible cure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Lame
ness, and Diseases Of the Scalp, and for pro-
noting the growth of the Hair.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

KEoKUK, IowA.-Dr. E. V. Fuller says: "I
have used Browns Iron Btters in my own
family with excellent results"
National Republican., 1883-11-08
nAlderney Dairy Wagons.r

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in "Ward" prints, at 40c. per To-
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. buttermilk, 90.
per quart, and sweet milk, &c. per quart
National Republican., 1883-11-08

FURNITURE, CARPETS AND CHATTELS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
National Republican., 1883-11-08
antlion SaIts.
walter B. Williams & Co.,

FINE RTS.
SALE EXTRA RDINARY.
The private collection Of Mr. D..GALE. OF Pbila.,
To be sold at Public sale. without reserve,
ON MONDAY. TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER IL, 10, AND II, AT z. M.
Alto ur NEW ART GALLERY. 1908 u street, facing
Pennsylvanit avenue.
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION, DAY AND
EVENING. UNTIL TINE OF SALE.
Artists represented In the ,atlogue.--L z. A. An
ughn, Paris, " G. Barnes. London: ]. q. Brown,
Ne~ ork d. Baron, Paris: ii. j. Carabhin, Brus-
Neisi q; De JonRh, Paris a De uaggermnn, pnrisi
W. Midwood Lonqohi g. Mon;bard, Paris; Il. r.
Macs, brussels; q. w. Nicholson, PhR. Y. Noter-
man, Brussels J.J Ohord, London! Emile A. Pinch
arL iHlsi a. RoosenbOom, Brusscs NJ. ]. Richter,
Mnnlch; llippoyte sehron Paris J.. Saurfelt Paris
WIZ Strubb Paris; j. l.. Van Jeentputten, Brussels;
J. Van. severdonch, BRUSSELS; u. II. Wilson. Lon
doni G. WINNER, Munich; a. Wagaau, Munich
ii. licard, Paris, and many others.
Mr.. II. Scott ir, viii conduct tho sale,
nos.7t - "Ai'"i - k,o,t,nooss,.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
The Washlngton Ktndergarten unlo,

Edey's Carbolic Troches cures colds and pre-
vents disease.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
educational.

DECoRATIVE ART SCHOOL = DRAWING.
- Painting. Mechanical Drawing, Art Needle
Work. Hammered Brass, China Painting, &C. Rooms
122 and @ Corcoran building cor. 18th st. and Pa av
nO7-lm
NINE. JOSEPHINE LOGAN TEACHER OF
WI. the Italian school of Vocal Music, 1S9 street
northwest. no6l2t
VXTILLIAM WALDECKER,
w (Graduate of the Leipsc Conservatory of Musc),
TEACHER OF PIANO ORGAN, AND HAIR
MONY,
Residence, No 1907 Thirteenth street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

LEWIS, IowA.-Dr, NJ, ]. Davis says
"Brown's Iron Bitters give the best Of satis-
faction to those who use it,"
National Republican., 1883-11-08

Real Estate, Stocks Merchandise of every Descrip-
lion sold by auction or commission. Prompt settle.
MEMS Advances made. Fine sttrige. Elevator. &c.
CHARLES WEEKS
National Republican., 1883-11-08
srrtiaI Nutitts.
nE@ NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.

EQUITABLE
Co.oPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Subscription Books are open for stock In the sixth
issue.
Monthly payments are $3.50 per share.
tl.O0O in flll advanced on each share. -
ASSETS, OCrOB r 49, 1888, s2Sl0iGO2
Pamphlets and information Will be furnished ana
subscription received by , . -
inoluhs
Dr. A. j. schaihi t~..""...Cor u and North Capl 81
beC W. CaSef Hhietu ot uEInslls
II, T. Iwoni COY I lIui,inh 0
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Fred w, or. 9Th & p sts n W
Frank q. .Mlddleton.."..NatiOualM metropolitan Bhnh
,sOH' Slet'
iNosS ~ FlAh.,... AsSes'oT giII' ~ o.
t'''ssslit
uoo. W. Fisber-.. Surgeon General Orce
SV; W. iihrkless''.'" .'.'. @.V "a N at ~, w. vs.
- IjtTrOb.'...a
JAS u. saw Co.. Atty.at-lhw' 11z ~ 81 ~ W.
Ehhs rs. Bhllty..''. S'is y, i'J ~ ~
W 4Hh
=; " Tree lr.''.'',r S n9leI, ~ 20 cthers ~, ~ .
Is, Robinson.. ,..~Rlblnsun, Parker ~ 90" ClotneIs
nos l. Gropey"..-..,... .....8lg M s.. beoTgetoNn
John t. Herrel 10th q Penn ave- 81
JIM. JOY EDISON, secretary,
0i7 = 81 n. ".
National Republican., 1883-11-08

sroRERooMs EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
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COURT CALL.

General Term--.Iustices Cartier. James and Coz
Nos. 20, 81, SO, 33, 81. 80, SO, and 81
EQUITY Cotrl-Jud0e Ha0ner.-Nos. 4, 8, 81, 6, z,
8, o, 10, II, and II.
Circuit C0,Tt-Jbdge Cor,-Nos. 81, 10, 81, 1O5. 1O6,
l07. los, 100, 1lO, and Ill.
Criminal Court-Jud0e WyHe,-The regular cases.