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auttion Gncs Of Real Goidic
4 J. BLEECKER, Auctionccr.
SURROGATES SALE.
VALUABLE TWENTIETH WARD PROPERTY
Near sixth Avenue
A J. RIIFCkTE & sos viii sell Hf auction on III0.
DAY November 20. 20 l. ~, az thr INtUAN'I rALi--
ROOM. III Broadway under the direction ~ JAMI~ ".
SMITH Esq Referee. the thr,stOy and basement high
stop brow stone house and lot
No lug WEST IMENTN-~I.N INIU NINEIIg
side 40 feet west Of sixth avenue Size ZJA block
and has The myltrn convenience.
Maps a. BLEECkERS, 70 Nassau street
TuLoIsoN Z KEyr Attorney, % NOcrty-st
Also
HOUSE AND LOT,
No III West 11th street,
adjoining above, -ize, 2OIJON'S
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

DOUBLE TRACK, THE. MOST IMPRoXIED WE'D EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE -OtlNSlSl'
ENT Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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EcQnl Notltes.

rEHIRTIETH STREET.-Suprcme Court
Idaad Huuk"u solo surviving executor o hc .a-t VII
and testament ~ Peter Rec deceased against l"c - iln
duh IdWnIl D. James. lhc Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pauy receiver. ~ The property estate aud Effects NJ Robert
iutu- deceased. aUd Elizabeth Bovine, deceased, sarah
Jarse- Hld Edward p James.
upufsuanoe % judgment ard deere" ~ foreclosure ana
sHlr ana entered herein June H. -02. l. the under
sd referee. sd Judgut ut named viii sell 40 public
auction the Exchange ~a,sDpm No III Broadway New
Npr CIV tho dry ~ November l~-3 90 l. o'clock
noon ty Richard V. Iaruet auctonccr the following de-
ttUhod premises: ,,.,,
an those certain loa pieces parcels ~ ground and build
iur, thereon. situate lying and being n ne Twcuteth Ward
90 Nrwlors. and on the suuthtry Side ~ Ihr
t,t- bounded aud containing, together ms iypW, Begin
ming point the -Outhrry sGu NJ Ihrcthet distant
two hundred and nnetycght feet and seven h1
from ale castey side Of Srytnuayo; thruco running east
ery Thri,hst Iiyuyc fect thence running south
eTy parallel with Scycuhaye ninety feet nine inches
thence westerly parallel with Ihrtcthst slNyuyo iect
thence n1Tthery aud parallel with orycnthaye ninety
feet inches 70 hrcth st. the point OI OtB1
ming DATED ,,Cg.iOrk, November ], 1883 -
}. SANFORD POTTER,
Referee,
DANIEL T. WALDEN, 2Al broad"V
Plaintiffs Attorney,
90 Ilberty.st. New.Y0rk city.
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Gclp t0anleo.

('ANVASSERS for an elegant illustrated
~ work.
THE CENTURY co, 83 East 17tbst.
COMPOSITIONS, Male or Female, wanted
~ Immediately by the NeN.YOrk Evening Post at SO cents
per thousand also few weekly hands Apply 10 VI.
Low, foreman
MEDALS FOR EVACUATION DAY.-Sent
vi by mail 20 postpaid Agents wanted r. KIP,
O. FultOn-st
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GcurTaI superintendent. VVH'T"I
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
/ On and after Oct. \, 1888.
- I'M 9rBIrNE line


AND UNITED STATES MAIL. NOuIt"
Trains DeshOSses and COrtlandt street
Ferries follows
UaTfiSnTg PittsburC the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, a m, and daily New. YORK
and Chicago Limited Ot PAIlOr Dining Smoking and sleep
al 81 every day
NilamSInrt, Lock Haven. m m CORY anu fllS at
connecting at CORY for ItusVlle fetIoieu Noh'to
and The on Regions -, 1900, ,,.--,...,,.
EIpcss Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday
Washington 4 y Regular, via h aud r. X it
t5lj and $50 a M 340 and p m, and IL night; via Is
and D. r. r.. and and - uig ht sunday, via h ami
p II, Il. a IN, 8 p M and IL night via B and o H.
m end ~ night ,-- .,,
For Cane MAY except sunday, 5:l6 and ll:lO N; ..
Long trauch Head Junction ana int inedatc saOns
via Hallway and Amboy, a m, ~ noon $40. m On
Sunday and m docs not stop az AsDuIy Fhi
Boats Brooklyn connect with all through TRAINS
at jersey City, anordng speedy and direct transfer lot
Trains arfve-FTom FlttsbuIg $50 and ll29 m 1880 and
1920 n IN daily aud Z q daily except MONDAY fio ON
washington and Baltimore $50 and go N, S;o9k 6So
1880 d m From Baltimore, 120 M on Sundays S%3 m
From Philadelphia $50 62O, $50 600 4 except mOnlaayy
$50 Qri0 1910 lao M l:20, 2. $50, $50 60 d:50
$50 0.a3 1920 1O:S5 and 1850 sunday, $50, 6:2O
$50 7O5 S5 $50. 1856, 9.}5 1920 1888 and lOoO
pun. mo D,1,I Ur,I NINA
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WINTER RESORTS. -,
w GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, uAYTI, P0hhtt0P i XIX
COLOMBIA ISrHMUS OF PANAMA ana iCA - H. can
Tourists invited avail Of these tips when ~ fbe
ma re taken by tho Company
extreme price OF 80 per day. which ncuues i Rng IN
snd living board the whole Time or pasachge
i'm 90 Icr route NAV transfer any other passenger
steamer OF the they may the voyage fo PA'S~so
apply to pr,, popwOon . CO. Agents,
D. "a State-st., Newly Ork
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financial.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES or TnE O.,.,

p.vvyps .Np MIRrHANTs TELEGRAPH COMPANY
&C. 81 BROADwAY, NRW.YORK, Nov. o, 1883. ,
IT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Dl-
Y pECToRs held this day the following resolution was
That stockholders OF record in this shan
so,H1 20 snbscTibe 81 100000 Of stock of this
ny t mar which stock Is 10 be Issued DecenDer ~
amonnt equal the amount OF stock held ny then
netiyey December 1883 when The transfer OooAs sha
De desiring avail themselves Of this privilege
he treasurer before December 12 1883 on
] etS aymcnt must be Iade in full for all STOCK so SUD
scnbed for. - " 49,
>~,FNTRAT, TRUST COMPANY
4 EN- OF NEW YORK,
No 10 Nassaust. corner OF Pine-st
CAPITAL 81 100000 AND 81 100000 SURPLUS IN
VAR VESTED IN U. r. BONDS.
on deposits retuTnaole on demand OF at
r" Senosi,ory money paid into Court Is author
ted 70 oci as Executor Administrator GUARDIAN or IN any
other position OF trust -, =, c,ooh. and popaa
and a. Trustee for Railroad Mort cages. 49,, 49,,
Nuu d. iiu HENRY T. SPAULD1NG, President
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT. Vice. President.
G. II. p BABCOCR. Secretary
,,...., ,ss4 Class of 1895.
IoW SAML ID. BABCOCK.
nnptfns.n,V ~ COSoITT ISAAC n. PHELPS
JACOB u. VERMILYE. JONNAl II Han HUME
nSi;; - PYNE GUSTAV SCHWAB.
nHtn hppi E1ON. JAMES p. WALLACE.
INK iiSh "a Turtles. JOSIAH NJ. FISKE -
GGDN ~ Acorn IOCH MILLER. HENRY f. SPAULD1NG.
S GT Th1itIS n BLISS. JOHN 5. KENNEDY.
NO'-'i'AA W 49, Glass OF 1886.
1DHHH Va IIEANE GEORGE / SENEY.
~ - SIJFRMAN. CHAS. @. LANDON.
Pr If y poHT MORGAN. WIN. II. WEBB.
I.
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s,,omboals ano Railroads.
{ Fare Only So.
.OR BOSTON

- nocToN 5Fare Only So.
oX1b fall RIVER LINE Limited iv,Sr TiG lon,.
TsyBG4 Ffi HTf5 apa
ps rILSM and and Jr2sey m
1n &c oes Al The once on
S saTn E e1f sD S soSE H2
NOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
tVKEIII MOUNTAINS. landing at CransOns Cornwall
653 o2e E SSd
Railroads Steamboat Cy OF sPhIgaga esfeS Tuesday
NOR BOSTON, via New York and New Eng
land RR Leave New.York Grand Central Station NJ
5s NJ II and S5 m week days SnG i0S9 p En-
eyaIed iiR IRON South Ferry sA2 M 5Sds $40 g M;
fess, NoTwich Line p Pullman seepns-cars on night
trains. -
NEW HAVEN, Mcridcn, Hartford Spring
\6em Hoiyokc Montreal intermediate points steam
ers leave No. % r r. at ~ aud A. p H. n SepIen
TsfEod SSPrns6ed cc tickets checked
e SG 4a E d SS% Maven and fT TstT% i 90
NORWICH LINE o,r,rp
To Ro.ton 90. Worcester, - 90. Nashua - % lo''~~
Inc nc" non CTTY OF woRcEsdIER, too sonna AMI
without exception the most 6 elesant s PSs on no
leave rir 80 40 River foot Of MSis at 9ts n
aPPyC to Boston at ais m
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Nm a. =, ER r leave Gland central DEPOT
~ NJ, Western No~YoIk and Nortlen Express Win
CIawiug cars Y--..o., ,.,,b atrtrc cara
,,ora Al Albany CtiCa syracuse RoChcScI Buhalo Ere
Ceye9 and Toledo arriving at Chicago lOIO a. M nexi day
1ngOa m chicago Express, drawng.fOom cars To Canaan
dag Rochester aud Buffalo connects tOr Sbaion springs
also IA, OSwCgO ,. .. ,- r,,,oo ,,ara,,.,,
CIeus rails. Lake GCuI - and Rutland
u ALBANY and Troy special Drawing room cars
~ a.. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
sCp t 1t Louis EyTccs' with sleeping cars Tor niagara
Fails IInao Cincinnati except Saturday Toledo DetIot
md .. lIus - 100, .
Road also t. Montreal Connects for Saratoga
m pachC Express with sleeping cars Tor itoCesief,
puaiir cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chicago. st Louis Os"s
o., also & layton except saturday,
ti m Night Express with sleeping cars 10 albany anu
connects with the uiOTulug Trans '0 ije N'si ana
North Except Saturday niglD. - ,,-,,.u
IN Central Depot, No lioWllhS
c,es, 252 and RtOadWsy aud nj NcstC0tis Express
one. Park-p place 9i2 broadway, Nc"-13rk
snd Washington S64 FultOusis BTOUAbu anu ~
Tonrh II Williamsburg
called for aud checked nom residence
sIIcS, daily All others daily except sunday
J. VI. TOUCEH, =; - hl.r.N ,LlA,
General superintendent General isSSehSo' Ascut,-
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NIAKINS :,
- CITY, RIVER AND Harper TRANSPORTATION

CTARINS .u,o>,
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier 10, n. r., foot Of COrtlandt-st
Consrnments OF freight forwarded directed to any part
tithe world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery OF all kinds OF freight and mer
thandisc TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hghteed to any point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. Starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier IS. n. r, at IN. daily saturdays
exeeptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between NeW.fork ana
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. W. r. r. received at Pier H.
For New. Haven and points East, at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via Steamers from Iron Pier /, r. foot OF
Nhitehall-st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipaw, n. Js-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertanng to the
construction and repair OF vessels
TROY BOATS : CITIZENS LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
a. n r. foot OF Christophers, daily except SATURDAY
m connecting with morning trains Tor all points NOTt
Sunday steamer touches at Albany
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Eorses ano Carriages.

Ill oRSE BLANKETS, ROBES, &c.-Extra-
: WE. 90 Warren-st
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Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE. L. s. Mail Steamships.
"A sail from New.YoIk every saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERHY
From PieI 20 North River.
FURNEssIA.NOv. i. sa m. DEYONIA....Dcc1O a. m.
BOLIVIA Nov "a p. m. CIRCAS~IA. ... Dec T. noon.
Cabin passage, SEQ 10 $50 Second Cabin, SiO.
Steerage ward, S2S; prepaid, s2l.
Anchor lowest rates paid free OF
charge IN England. Scotland and Ireland.
cabin Plans Book Of Tours, &c. apply tO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling Green.
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Dressmakiul.

nRESSMAKER-By a thoroughlyc experienced
- drr.smakrr who nrstcla-. utter AMI draper can
dolmans and objection 90 make dresses
over srcm'u- by the LAY week; best ref
tt,u.c- AdGrrE. ~ 1ubuue Uptown once. l-37 Bway
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A L NINE. ECKSTR0M'S Swedish, German
~ and French Bureau ladies VIII find capable COOKS laun
dresses mattresses chambermads, nurses houg rorkesi
also buffers and ootmen references certified It's Lextng
ton-ave.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
EMANCIPATION DAY.
Route OF the acknowledgements OF
the Exercises ut the Congregational
Church.

Route OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
the Exercises Rt the Congregational
Church.
The celebration of the twenty first ami
yersary of the emancipation of slaves in the
District of Columbia, which takes place to-
day, will probably be upon larger scale than
ever before. The various committees have
been actively engaged for several weeks in
perfecting arrangements, and the list of or
ganizations which will take part in the
parade, which has already been published in
THE REPUBLICAN,, shows the extent of the
demonstration.
The procession will be formed on New Jer-
sey avenue, the right resting on Indiana ave-
nuc, under Chief Ma rshal p. II. Carson, and
the line of march will be taken up at IL
o'clock. The route will be up Indiana ave-
nue, by Lincoln statue, down Four-and-a-
ha!f street past the Columbia building, whore
the military and civic procession will be re-
viewed by the district commissioners; down
pennsylyania avenue to the north side of the
dapitol: East Capitol to Sixth street east
down Sixth street to Pennsylvania avenue !;
down Pennsylvania avenue to the south side
Of tho capitol on B street; thence to Four
and-a-half street; thence to Pennsylvania
avenue; up Pennsylvania avenue. passing in
review by the presidents house, to George
town; round the water fountain to nj street; (;
thence east TO Connecticut avenue; out Con-
nectcut avenue to X street; down X to
Third street; down Third to Indiana avenue ;
then to south side of city hail. whore the pro-
ccssion will disband.
The Baltimore Rifles, with the Monumental
cornet band, and the Monumental City
Guards and Excelsior brass band will arrive
from Baltimore, via Baltimore & Potomac
railway, at 0:3O o'clock this morning. Tho
Rifles will be received by Company A, Capital
City Guards, and the Monumental City
Guards by the Butler ZOuavcs.
The principal celebration, however, will be
tonight at tho Congregational church under
the direction of the following committee of
arrangements; John w. Freeman, chairman
&. &. Brisco, secretary; George w. Stewart,
w. II. Black, A. st. A. Smith, G.. w. Robin
son, G. G. Stewart, James Garner, George II.
Boston, William Talliaferro, w. G.. Chase, Il.
w. Laws, Charles Marshall, w. X. Brown.
The exercises will be as follows; Music,
cornet band prayer, Rev j. T.. Rankin
reading letters of regret and resolutions, w.
&. Chase, secretary of the committee on speak
crs; address, Milton NJ. Holland, master of
ceremonies; address, orator of the evening,
Hon. Fred Douglass music, cornet band
address, Rev. K. $. Laws music, cornet band;
address, Col, Robert q. Ingcrsoll; music, cor
net band; benediction, Rev. j. Il. Rankin.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
resco painter. was read and received with

the fresco painter, was read and received with
loud applause
Addresses were made by Messrs. Brock, Of
the Columbia Typographical union; Thomas
of the bookbindcrs' union Mcnamara, of the
timers union Plass, of the plumbers union ;
O'Brien, of the stonecutters' union, and
Eckles, of the cigarmakers' union of Balti-
more.
A resolution was adopted "that the work.
ingmen of Washington, in mass meeting as
semblcd, heartily indorse the action of the
Federation of Labor Unions. and advise the
painters union to continue the struggle with
the bosses until its reasonable and just de-
mands have been complied with"
National Republican., 1883-04-16
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BuREAu ENnRAXINa ANn PRINrINo

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PR1Nr1NG,
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofce until
" o'clock IN. WEDNESDAY, MAY o, 1883, for sup
plies for this Bureau during the six months from
July TO December 81, lsS3 of articles In the follow
ing classes:
Dry colors, oils, chemicals, typographical inks,
textiles, paper binders materials, dexrine grocers
sundres. blank steel plates and rolls glue and twne,
hardware, iron aud brass castings gas and steam fit
ungs, lumber, horse feed, ice, and coal and wood.
with Information as to qualities quantities, aud
ditlons, VIII be furnished application TO the
dersigned.
Proposals on each item will be considered sepa.
rately, and preference given to articles of dom,sc
production or manufacture conditions OF price and
quality being equal.
As II Is not convenient to store n large supply OF
goods In the Bureau orders on the accepted bidders
Will be made from time to time, as the actual need
may be determ ned, and as rule for not less than
the quantities specified on the schedules.
Those desiring blanks and Information must specify
pose as awards will be made only to established
manufacturers OF or dealers In the articles needed.
Proposals will also be received for the purchase
rom the Government Of the waste paper, stock.
board cuttings, old blankets, scrap twne, and such
other articles OF junk MS may accumulate from time
70 time In this Bureau during the year from July
1883 TO June 3O 1884 and also TOR the purchase from
the Government OF the pulp to be produced from the
maceration of the United States notes securities &c,
authorized to be destroyed during the same period.
Full Information relative to these articles will bs fur
nished on application TO the undersgned
The right TO waive defects, and to reject any all
bids, is reserved.
II. A. BURRILL
Chief Bureau Engraring and Printing,
Washington, ID, &.
National Republican., 1883-04-16

The club will shoot again Wednesday after-
noon. On May ID shooting will begin at
Creedmoor for positions OH the team, which
will represent America in the international
MALTA match at Wimbledon in July. Mr.. j.
NJ. Pollard, DIR. $. l. Scott, and Mr.. w. i
Cash, of the Washington Light Infantry
corps, are praoticing at Bennings range, pre-
paratory TO the contest at Creedmoor, and
hope to be able to representthe Infantry as
an entirety. DIR. Scott was a member Of the
American team in 1850 that shot in the con-
tests at Dollymount and Wimbledon, and Mr..
Pollard made the second best score at the in
ternational match last September at Creed
moor. Mr.. w. l.. Cash is an amateur rife
man but his record is one that any militia
man might we'll be proud of, and he bids fair
to come fully up to the measure of his col
leagues who have already won their spurs
The following was the score at Benning's
range yestefday
National Republican., 1883-04-16
New Theatre Comioue.

Tonight the Davene combination, of whom
the Newark Daily Register says "The Davene
combination drew large audiences at every
performance last week. 1t was the finest
combination of speciality artists that has ever
appeared in this city Every member is q
star, and they furnish an entertainment
novel. refined, and artistic. 1t is needless to
particularize, as every member is excellent"
Special attention is called to the great inn
torium in the past twenty-four hours, to en-
able Mile. Lotto to perform her marvellous
feat of diving from the dome Of the thcater-
that is now fifty feet high-to the auditorium.
National Republican., 1883-04-16

Earned unconstitutional >. Two base hits
Baker, Wise, Allen, Barr. Base Oh balls-National,
l. struck out--wnvcrly, o; National, 3. Passed
bhls-Bnkor, 2 Wild pitch, Wise Umpire, Arthur
Allison. Time, hour AZ minutes.
Efforts are being made to form n base ball
association among the Columbia college, Em-
crson institute, Episcopal high school, and st
Johns collegiate institute mines.
On Wednesday the Bostons will play the
Nationals on the new Athletic grounds.
The Ccvelands will return and play the
Nationals here April 90 and "a.
There will be n meeting this evening at
450 X street to form a strong amateur club to
play the Nationals and Waverleys.
The Columbia college club defeated the
Episcopal high school nine at Alexandria
Saturday by u score of % TO -.
The Capital City Gun club held its regular
shoot on its grounds on the Stone estate
Saturday evening. The members shot at
fifteen clay pigeons each, 81 yards rise. The
following il tho score:
National Republican., 1883-04-16
srttiaI Nntit.s.

ncsrgs THE BOARD OF REGENTS or THE
~ Smithsonian Institution announces that the
ceremonies funveung the statue to the late Joseph
Horny. ordered by Congress from w. w. story, Will
take place the Smithsonian grounds TIL RS
DAY, April, 19. at O'Clock D. M.
The order Of exercises Is as follows!
I. Music Marine Band.
2 Prayer, Rev. A. a. Hodge, d. ID.
.. Address, Chief Justice Waite.
.. Unwilling the statue.
D. Music, Philharmonic Society.
z. Grafton, President Noah Porter.
q. Music, Marine Band.
The ceremonies will be under the charge OF Gen. o.
NJ. Poe, u s. A.
The public are invited to attend.
PETER PARKER,
JOHN MACLEAN,
WILLIAM r. SHERMAN,
~ .t,,fffa
National Republican., 1883-04-16
THE woRKINGMEN.
bIsss Meeting ut Odd Fellows H"II-sym-
pathy With the Striking Painters.


There was a largely attended mass meeting
OF workingmen ut odd Fellows hall Saturday
evening under the auspices Of the Federation
of Labor Mr.. A. NJ Kenaday, president of
the federation, presided, and stated the object
TO be to express sympathy with and extend
support to the house painters in their effort
TO obtain an increase in rates from $3.50 TO S3
per day. In the course of his remarks Mr.,
Kenaday stated that the skilled trades in
Washington city represent ll,7S2 men, and
the laborcrs 0,402, a total Of 81, 1874. Most of
these are heads of families, averaging Ave or
six to the household. Nearly all of these can
be relied on as sympathizers with any branch
of trade contepding for a just compensation
for labor.
Mr. Thomas s. Denham, president Of the
painters union, explained the cause Of the
trouble between the jouTneymen and the
bosses, and said that Messs. Newton, Hodges,
Spaulding, aud Hauck had broken with the
employers association, and were giving the
rate asked
A card 0fFypPatby from Henry stsinbsTg,
National Republican., 1883-04-16
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
Raso Ban In the DlstriCt-Rifie and Glass
Ball Shooting.

The game between the Nationals and wav-
erlys on Saturday afternoon drew large con-
course The Nationals played a splendid
game, while the Waverlys seemed to have
lost every idea of fielding. Barr pitched
magnifcently, as did Wise. The following is
tho score.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
Estimates furnished.

DRoPo sALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
Il school BUILDINGS IN THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE or THE ENGtNEER CoMMfsstoSER,
WASttIN uTON. ~. C.. rril 10, 1879.
BY direction of he Board Of Commissioners sealed
proposals. Will he r ceived a. tis tuce until ~
o'clock D. on SATURDAY, APltIL Il, lSs3. for the
CONSTRUCTION Oi the following named scnoo buildings
In the District OF Columbia VIZ:
Eight ooni building on suui re No. 500.
Ten room hnilL nv on square No. E5l
Ten room building square No, 7O..
AdG ton 10 sciioOi building OH Bladensburg Pike,
county.
one room building near Brooks Station, county.
Two room buildlnR mt Benn' ngs, county.
Proposals must be made upon blank forms and in
accordance with spec dcatuns aud Instructions TO be
furnished by the Inspector OF Buildings.
Plans eau be- seen and Information obtained rein
tive thereto ut the Oce OF the tnspectorOf Buildings
The right Is reserved TO reject any aud all bids or
parts OF bids. q, J. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers 4. \. A.,
Engineer Commissioner d. G.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
FOR FRESH BEEF, &c.
NAvy pAy nrr1cr-

NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April ~, 1883.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
y o'clock on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1884,
for supply Ing such quantities OF Fresh Beef and
Vegetables, Fresh Bread, aud for Baking Navy
Bread ns may be required at the Navy Yard and sta
on at Washington, b. e., during the fiscal year end.
ing June 10, 1891.
Blank forms of offer, and all necessary informa-
ton as 10 81 ecihcaons and the quantities required
can be procured by applying to the Inspector or Pro-
VISIONS and Clothinr ~ the Washington Navy Yard.
RICHARD WASHINGTON.
Pay Inspector, U. IS. N.