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National Republican., 1883-10-29

A pistol shot in the vicinity of tho Balti-
more and Potomac depot about 8 o'clock last
night caused great deal of excitement.
Three colored men were standing on the
corner talking in an excited manner, when
one of them whipped out revolver and fired
into the air. Tho men then ran up Sixth
street, pursued by large crowd, Police
whistles were blowing from every quarter,
and the crowd took up recruits at every step.
The men who had caused the trouble ran up
Sixth street to Louisiana avenue, where they
were captured by Officers Mcdonald and
Gantz. They were taken to the seventh
precinct station, followed by the crowd, who
were intent on finding out what was the mat
ter. Upon arriving at the station they gave
their names as William and jeff Brown and
William Newton. Each denied having fired
the shot, but finally one of them admitted it,
They said that tho shot was fired just for fun
National Republican., 1883-10-29
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions Mt the Various Dis
Irict Offices.


Irict Offices.
Tho commissioners have written to tho four
fire insurance companies between which tho
insurance on the old town hall in Georgetown
was divided, asking the continuance of the
insurance on the building, now to be used as
q fire engine house. The amount of insur-
ance is $4,000.
The now fire engine house in Georgetown
was accepted by Commissioner Edmonds on
Saturday.
The police reports estimate that there are
about 6,000 unlicensed dogs i'll the city, and
1900 are licensed.
The telegraph poles on L street, between
Fifteenth and Twenty-ffth streets north
west, have been ordered to be removed by
the commissioners The poles were used by
the district and the telephone company.
The annual peport of the building inspoc-
tor was submitted to Commissioner Lydecker
on Saturday. The report shows that s., ,i33,-
O6l was invested in new buildings, an in
crease of over $1,000,0OO in the past year.
The commissioners have written to tho
Metropolitan Railroad company, notifying
them that it is against the building regula-
tions for them to occupy their stable lots with
frame buildings and that it must erect brick
buildings within reasonable time,.."
The commissioners have been notified of
the visit of a number Of Virginia editors on
Thursday next. ~
The commissioners have decided that it is
against the law to post show or sales bills on
lamp posts
Maj. Lydecker is still lying i'll at his house,
but it is expected that he will soon be out
Licenses for the sale of liquor were granted
Saturday to James Boyce, Il. C. Knight,
Simon Guggenheimer, Franklin Guy, Daniel
J. Hartigan, Michael King, Richard Ryan,
Patrick Smith, and John lyman.
Messrs. Thaddcus Bean and A. T. Boswell
have complained that the Baltimore and Po-
tomac railway allow their cars to stand across
several streets in southeast Washington.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
TranEfers OF Real Estate,

hefollowing transfers Of real estate were
filed for record Saturday:
Lot 10 Of g. w. Riggss subdivision of lots l61 TO
1863 of square A. Beall's addition to Georgetown,
Thirtieth street, between Olive avenue md
street northwest II. l.. Riggs to Walter X. Wilcox
dated Jan. 10; consideration, s2,2OO,
Part of lot of square S97. being Al feet on the
south side of A, between Seventh and Eighth
streets northeast, Thomas Wilson and wife to Louis
d. Stone; dated Sept. 3; consideration, S7979l.
Lots of square ll2l and of square ll22, being
81 feet on the south side of East Capitol between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, and 5ll3 feet
streets southeast, Frances A. Roberts TO Bernard
Burnstine dated Sept. %; consideration nominal.
Lot A. Of SQUARE S5 being q feet on the west
Daniel r: Kendick to Emily F. Hart; dated Sept
q: consideration $40.
Lot 10 OF squire 10 of Givens & Butts subdi.
vision of the Giles Dyer estate, county of WASH
ington Adele b. French to Elizabeth II. Wells
dated Nov. ., 1881; consideration, s25.
Part of lot % and lots % and 26 OF G. II. Mil
burns subdivision of square 1902, being l0i l-5
feet on the south side of Boundary, between X and
Thirteenth streets northwest, Samuel Fowler and
wife to r. 7. Mitchell; dated Sept. 10; considera-
tion, S9l955.
Part of a tract of land on the east side of the
Rockville turnpike Tenallytown J. Shoemaker
aud wife to Jesse Gibbons dated Sept. 20; consid-
Grafton, nominal,
Part Of lot 8 of square 9lS. being II feet on the
east side of Twelfth, between N ana o streets
northwest, Jane o. Dwyer to Sarah Green; dated
oct. Of; consideration, Sl,360.S0.
Lot ~ of block OF Ivy CITY, VIM, I. ORIG ana
wife to Maggie F. Elder dated Aug. IS; considera'
tlon, Sl25.
Lot 80 of L. r. Haights subdivision Of lot OF
square 306, with improvements, being l5A feet on
the east side of Twelfth between and I streets
northwest, John Sherman and wife TO Johu
Sweeny: dated Oct. 49, consideration, $500,
Lot IS of Sherman's subdivision OF part OF
square il6 being - feet on the south side Ot
Boundary, between Seventh aud Eighth streets
northwest, John Sweeney and wife to y B. Sher-
man; dated Oct Is; consideration Sl,2OO.
Same, Ella b. and John Sherman TO J. A. Griffin
dated Oct. 26; constellation, 81 200.
Lot4 of McCeney's subdivision Of "Cuokholds
Delight" and Enclosure" Henry c. McCeney tC
George p. schwier dated Oct. 27j consideration
Sl500.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

An All IIallow Fen party will be given at
Marini's hall on Wednesday evening by tho
ladies of the West End the object being to
raise funds to purchase an organ for st. Johns
chanel The following ladies have the mat
ter in charge. Mrs, Reazor, wife of the as
sistant rector at st, Johns Mrs. II. H. Howl
son, Mrs. w. Bainbridge Hof, Mrs, j. Russell
selfridge, Mrs, John Davis, Mrs, Gen, Drum
Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Fisk, daughter
of j. IL. Harper, the weil-known publisher
and Mrs. II. Il. Nicholson. The floral bower
will be under the charge of Mrs, John Davis,
Mrs. Samuel V. Niles and Mrs Russell Sell
fridge, assisted by Miss Daisy Rickets, Miss
Katie Beach, Miss Lille Townsend, Miss
Daisy Stewart and Miss Katie Brown. Mrs.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
Belyn Lockwood and the Pension Office
20 thc

1 see that tho press of the country have
suspended me from practice before the PEN
sion office, but as yet have had no official
notice of it. So far as any charges again st mo
of irregularity are concerned, am not only
willing but anxious to meet and answer thom,
Nay more would be willing to summon in
one grand mass convention the thousands of
soldiers and soldiers widows whom | have
served and abide by their verdict. So
far as suspension from the pension office is
concerned, it would undoubtedly be moro
honorable to suffer suspension and disbar-
ment than to practice before it under the
present regime, and suffer the indignities, the
espionage, and the suspicious that are meted
out to the attorneys practicing before it,
BELVA A. LOCKWOOD.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Oct %.
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EASY WASHINGTON.

The flowers have been removed from the
capitol grounds to hot houses for the winter.
A we'll attended gospel temperance meeting
was held Saturday evening" at Seamen's re-
treat which was addressed by Mr.. H. o. En-
mons, Major Turner, Mr.. McGinnis, of the
cd artillery, and Mr.. J. G. Lee, president of
the Soldiers Temperance union. Rccitations
wore nicely rendered by Misses Mahon and
Ida Rogers, Mr. c. w. Havell sang beauti-
ful solo. Another temperance meeting was
held yesterday afternoon at the Same place,
and the following persons made stirring ad.
dresses: Major Turner, Mr., IL. o. Emmons
and Major Dunning. Miss Libby Mohatt
acted as organist.
Rev. j. G, Hagey preached an interesting
sermon at North Capitol NJ, Il. church yester-
day morning, the subject of which was "The
Rcign of Sin" In the evening a we'll at
tended temperance meeting was held.
At Waugh NJ Il. church yesterday morn
ing the pastor, Rev. Wilford Downs, preached
an eloquent sermon to a large congregation.
In the evening Miss Grace Weiser conducted
an interesting revival meeting.
The work of laying out the walks in the
new park in front of Providence hospital is
rapidly progressing
A number of local letters have been re-
ceived lately ut the East Capitol station with
but q one cent stamp on them. A great many
persons are under the impression that the re-
duction of postage affected local letters
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United States Marsha's Sale.

BY virtue OF four writs Of er facas issued of the
clerks Office of the 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 said
District on THURSDAY, the 18TH DAY OF NO.
VENEER, 1889, at IL o'clock m, all the defendants
right ttle claim and interest OF the defendant In and
vision lot ~ In square No i7s said subdivision being
OF Eugene Carus ct al g subdivision of original lot
No. In the city of Washington ID. c. together with
AL and singular the improvements. levied upon az
the properly OF the defendant, Henry C. Bolden, to
satisfy executions Nos. 230sG 2S927 2643 and "a $685.
at law, in favor Of Allen G. Clhrk.
CLAYTON MoMICHAEL,
u. s. Marshal.
THOMAS DowLING,
Auctioneer oc27.tds
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DieD,

FRANKLIN:--Miss MARGARET r. FRANKIIS.
formerly of Pttsburg Pa. died Saturday the 9th OF
October, 1888 at Washington, ID. Q.
Funeral Monday at o'clock p. m, from her
brothers residence, 412 street southwest.
[pittsburg papers please copy.l
MAJOR.-on Sunday. the 2sth instant, DAVID b.,
of Elizabeth and the late David H. Major in the
35lh year uf his age.
"NoL dead, but sleepeth."
Funeral from his late residence, 90 Q street north
west, Tuesday, Oct. 80, ut p. NJ Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend. Interment at Rock
Creek cemetery.
HAGERTY.-on Friday Oct 90, at Vert. WASH
ington Territory, DANIEL HAGEaTY. toI merly of
this city.
Buried Sunday, Oct 2a
National Republican., 1883-10-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival and Departure OF Vessels Ht the
River Front.

River Front.
At Georgetown-Sailed Schooners Mary
+. Morse, Jones, for Boston josie II. Burt
Burt, for Providence.
Canal matters-Only eighteen boats arrived
by canal on Saturday, sunken boat above
Hancock interfering with navigation. The
following boats left this place W. f. Creigh-
ton, $. Burwel, Willie and Walter J. MUIR
ray, Elbe River, Highlander, l.. Brown,
Little Eddie, Eugene, Seneca, J. w. Burke,
ID. G.. Lowe, s. j. Dugan & Bro, II. T. Weld,
Regular, Cigarette, Maj. l.. l.. Blake, Ernest
and Holland, Alabama, Ask the Captain, DR..
A. Shanks, OF, William Webber, q. A. Pierce,
j. w. Veale, s. Charles, Lizzie X, Little
Rob, DR.. o. NJ. Schendcll A. b. Winship,
Couton and Tilghman, A. Sherman, Bertha
Bender, G.. NJ. Barrall, NJ NJ. Burgess, Roy
and Edith
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Ground will be broken some time this
week on the large square formerly the site
of the Washington and Georgetown railway
stables for the erection of thirty brick dwell
ing houses by New York real estate COM
pany. They will be of the most modern
style and fully improved.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
Atlennred Suicide.

William III. Williams, a white man, living
at NJ. II Massachusetts, avenue, attempted
suicide yesterday afternoon by taking lauda-
mum. Williams was arrested few days ago
for assaulting his wife, and since then has
been morose and respondent Ho went to
his room early yesterday, and when found +,
about 9 o'clock, had taken the drug. DIR
Sudders was sent for and relieved the man
He was better last night and the doctor pro-
nounced him out of danger. Family troubls
was the cause, il is said.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
unmI,ne Younr PeopIe,s nreetina.

The lecture roo IN of Hamline NJ. L. church
was crowded last evening at the opening of
the young peoples meeting for the season,
Mrs. Clara i. Roach presided, and gave
touching and beautiful address. Mr.. Frank
Woodman sang n solo, and Rev. Mr.. Hartsock
gave words of good cheer and greeting to the
crowds of young people gathered around the
altar and nearly filling tho class room ad-
inininu
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Hon. Simon Wolf whose birthday occurred
yesterday, was remembered by many friends
with floral offerings in great profusion. One
of them, u handsome basket from some of the
members of the ladies' sewing society of the
German Orphan asylum, was accompanied by
some very witty and well written German
verses from the pen Of Mrs. Emma Poesche.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Qualtrough and Mrs. HoG will preside at the
supper table assisted by Miss Emile Thorn,
Miss Heap, Miss Henderson, and Miss Ray,
and the ice cream table will bo under the care
of Miss Virgie Niles Miss Anna Wilson, Miss
Reese, Miss Dolly Hunt, and Miss Katie Roy.
Tho object is most worthy one, and the en-
tertainment will no doubt bo both social and
n Decuniary success
National Republican., 1883-10-29

A few uninvited friends dropped in upon
Mrs. William II. johnson at her residence
No. 513 Thirteenth street northwest. on Sat-
urday evening, and assisted in celebrating
that lady's birthday in pleasant way. Mrs
johnson is the lady after whom the popular
little elocutionist, Miss Annie Lewis, was
named.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
,,,,,,,, !, ,,.,.., ,,,,a TfusIees,
DUNCANSON BROS. AnoLlnnonrs. oc2n.f m. .Mda
UcT1oN SALE OF roRFEITEp pLEpGEs

Will sell by public auct on at my store 1918 Penn
sylvnna avenue, commenC ng ON MONDAY, October
80 at 10 o'clock q. m large collection of forfeited
pledges, consisting of Ladies' and Gents Clothing Of
all kinds, such as OvercOats, ustors Coats, Vests,
Pants, Boots. Shoes. slippers Hats, Seal Caps, and
Suitngs, Dresses. Skirts, Silks, Undercothing. and
Dress Goods Cloaks, Circulars, Domans. and Shnwls.
Books, Musical, Mechanical, and Surgical Instru-
ments, Tableware. TablCcloths, Towels, Blankets,
Quilts Spreads, Sheets, and PlllOwcases, Valises,
Opera Glasses, spy Glasses, Umbrellas, Revolvers,
Guns, Plpes, shears aud Razors, FlutlnR Machines,
Clocks &c. This sale will continue mornings at 10
o'clock and evenings at o'clock until all the lots
sold Persons holding tickets the time which hay
ing expired will please take notice.
II. X. FULTON,
Pawnbroker and Auctoneer.
q Ga1a cpyq .
National Republican., 1883-10-29
A GirsnI Dircoynry.

Ladies who are now ready to purchase fall
and winter clothing, wraps, and dresses may
feel spared that time and money may be
saved by going direct to the house of Mr.. r..
II. Taylor 933 Pennsylvania avenue The
hnndsomest novelties are there shown at sur
prisinply low Drices
National Republican., 1883-10-29
WAsuINaToN, D. G., Oct, 2s.
rrl,d 40 KIN uers,lf but Failed.

A we'll known courtesan named Ella Gar
rett attempted to commit suicide on Saturday
night, at her sisters house, No. HOG street,
by shooting herself. She placed the pistol to
her right side and fred, the ball penetrating
the flesh just below the right breast. DIR.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Dexter was called in, but did not probe for
the ball, and the extent of her injuries was
not ascertained The woman, II is said, had
been drinking freely and was Just recovering
from protracted SPREE She was resting
easily yesterday, and is said to be out of dam
National Republican., 1883-10-29

The Metropolitan club has decided to give
a housewdrming, or ladies' reception, for the
families and friends of the members during
the latter part of next month. The character
of the entertainment whether simple recep-
tion or full dress ball, has not yet been deter
minad
National Republican., 1883-10-29
nnnt nan Rn,vlIne.

SOUTH AMBoY, n. Capt. John Riley, of
the Barge VIM. IL. Smith," of this place.
says 81 have tried the great pain conqueror,
st. Jacobs Oil and found it good thing; it
cured mo. shall always speak well of it,"
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Little Mary +. Priddy, the four-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Priddy, of 1920 | street.
died on Saturday from the result of severe
burns received on Tuesday last while she
was burning some paper dolls in o stove.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
LOCAL MENTION.

George Koeler, a German, keeping small
restaurant on G, between Third and Fourth
streets northwest died of heart disease yester-
day morning. Deceased was q brother of lg-
natius Nulte, who dropped dead Saturday
week.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
Rochester Beer.

Try II, and If not the best bottled beer get your
money back. Delivered to any part of the civ,
by dozen or case at 10 cents per dozen. o:iser by
mail or telephone.
f. u. FI,;Lsy, 1916 i,enna ave.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
"Aldcrncx Dairy Wnronr.r

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 13 h. WARD prints at 40c. perlb.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. buttermilk o.
per quart, and sweet milk &C. per quart
National Republican., 1883-10-29

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., 1883-10-29

THE best grade of Norfolk oysters 25 cents per
dozen at the Marble saloon. Regular price
charged elsewhere 40 cents.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry, &c. Cali on or
address Herz1g, No. 3O3 Ninth street, near Penn
sylyania avenue,
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Essex COUNTY, VA.--Mr. James L. Mieon,
clerk, says; Z" | have used Browns Iron Bit
ters and found it valuable for the purposes
which il claims"
National Republican., 1883-10-29
n1Be PoSToFEICE NOTICE,

nlgs PosToFFICE NOTICE
Letters for Europe need not be specially directed
for dispatch by any particular steamer In order to
Atlantic mails are forwarded by the fastest vessels
Foreign mails Tor the week ending November will
close NJ this Office rs follows:
TUESDAY.-At a, m. for Europe. per steamship
rSSted per W WSo%ins AZ s % m for ii Hon. aI.
duras and Livingston, per steamship Wanderer,
stsap otS 'faHS va New o
wEDNEsDAY.-At &8O a. m, for Europe, per steam
ship Fulda, via southampton ana Bremen Qetters
for Ireland and France must be directed per
Fulda"); at 4 a. m. for France direct per steam
ship st, German, via llayre' ut a. M for the
Amsterdam at 1880 ,, IN. for Europe per steam.
ship seryla VIA 0nee4s;t0wni a. a. IiSO & D; M for
Orleans.
THURsDHY;.At 10 a, m, for Central America the
per rsteamship Acapulco, via Aspinwall O. 4 a. m.
plymouth and Hamburg uetters for Great Britain
and other European countries must be directed
spsmsSip Repu6G Via lee @ uSpY at p pSr M
for GaPs MS soee s DoMnEH " Sde snd Al rGS5 m 5 m %
s%WSH W PER sn 9SS e.SS at So S p % 5
FRiDAY..Ar . a. m. for Newfoundland and st.
meica Hayti, savanilla, &c, per steamship Aiene.
SATURDAH.-At a; m, for the Yves! Ind es, via 81
tries, Via Brazil, per steamship Advance, Via
MRS6ni SSnS6 SfyS Gy Of e Via Va SF
ters for Germany &C. must be directed per per city
steamship Crcassa, via Glasgow; al 5;3l n. IN, for
belgium direct per steamship Neierland, via
| Antwerp; ut IL q. m for Europe, per steamship
| oder, via Southampton and Bremen at 1880 p, m.
for Cuba and Porto Rico per steamship Niagara,
| via Havana.
Mallsor China aud Japan. per steamship City OF To
| klO (via san FrAncisco) close here October
.3l At y. m. Mails for Australia, New Zealand:
| Sandwich and fu Islands, per steamship CITY of
sydney (via san Francisco), close here Noyem.
ber ZIG at p, nj.
'The schedule of closing of Trans, Pacific mails is
arranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit TO San Francisco, Mails from the
east arriving on time at san Francisco on the day Oi
! sailing Of steamers are dispatched thence the same
day - 49, - -
Postmaster.
| Y,oaroVv,cr NEu VoaK Oot "a 1891
National Republican., 1883-10-29

SEND for circular describing Aliens Brain
Food, the most reliable remedy for Nervous
moss, Nervous Debility, sc. Address Aliens
Pharmacy 3l5 First avenue, N, Y,
National Republican., 1883-10-29
posroFyIor. NEW YoRK. oot %. lisa

R(19s ALL PERSONS DESIRING 10 BECOME
w active members of the Georgetown Amateur
Orchestra are requested TO adddress Mr., r. rHl.
MEL2NYI Seminary nulldlng fhlrtieth and N,
second vons, second oboe. iirst aud second clari-
nets, hrst and second cornets and baasoon
N~SS51 DIR. IL. o CANpEB, VITAPATHIo
ksS Physician. j employ oil the vast health 10.
sources q nature, scientifeally appllsl through
tricily, and vital magn netsm treat all difficulties
hemorrhoids, malaria all blood diseases &o, Con-
once. 90 street northwest opposite Masonic
Temple
National Republican., 1883-10-29

AN effective medicine for kidney diseases
low fevers, and nervous prostratiOn, and well
worthy%of trial, is Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
Anriinlr galts.
DuncansOn Brothers,
AUCT1ONEERS:

TO DISCONTINUE ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T
MAY CDNCERN THE BRANCH WARERoOMS
STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, ID. @,
WE Will, SELL BY AUCTION TO TIiE HIGH
hSI BlDDER, All THE ABOVE NAMED
iLACE, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1888, CON-
MENClNG Ar II A. NJ, VIZ:
p no glass collins, assorted sizes.
9l ROSEWOOD collins, O, g.. assorted aizes.
% roseWOpu cassets assorted sizes
y, Elos5 ,Whltc collins, assorted sizes.
48 gltss t0ce Coiitns. assorted siyee
lo soilu walnut coiiins, q. a., assorted sizes
% sollu walnut cdHkets, assorted sizos
10 CiOlh covered chskets, assorted sizes.
Coffin and casket shaped patent freezer
Iron safe desk, with other artlcea too numerous IN
mention.
TWO HORSES, WAGONS, AND HARNESS.
Indertokets are respectfully requested TO attend
this SAFE NJ RESERVE. Terms at sale II
TRUSTEES' SALE OF LOTS ON iirH AND
shr,id22iTIil "A NTH Sis: @ East BETWEEN M AND N SIS.
BY authority ofthe decree of the Supreme Court of
ine Dlsrlct OF Columbia, passed the 2Sth day of
september, A. y 1885 In equity cause No. sls2, the
undersigned VIII sell to the hi hest bidder at auction
on FRIDAY, the ~ DAY or NOVEMBER, A. ID.
1888 at o'clock p. m in front OF the premises lots s.
~, and :" in square l0J0 OF the city of Washington,
ana all the estate title, and Interest therein OF the
parties tOsntd cause, and each Of them.
Terms ofsale-Oneihird cash (of which $50 on each
parcel or lot shall be- paid sale earnest money!
nnlance IN two equal lnstallments at twelve and
twenty.four months. with per cent. interest from
day OF sale. CUnveyanclng nt cost of purchaser.
WILLIAM A. MELoY,
Law Office, Az Louisiana avenue,
WIN. JNO.. MILLER
4S6 Louisiana av nue.,
prusteps.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
0n6rrtakrrs.
SurtiaI Notitrs.

N>Sa5@ ASSOCIATED CHARITIES, SEVENTH
W. Subdivison.-The annual meeting will no
held In the basement of METROPOLITAN Church TUES
DAY at $3.50 p: m. Election of officers and addresses
Boundaries Of Seventh Subdivision; Pennsylvania
avenue the south, street and New York avenue
the north, seventh street on the west and First
street the eastern line Residents and sojOurners
invited to attend and Join. oc2J-2t
National Republican., 1883-10-29
9rUpOsals

IJNoR sALE-PRINTED CARDS, FURNISHED
u Rooms, with Table Board" "rhi9 House for
Rent apply at -" and FURNISHED Rooms for
Rent price 10 cens each for sale ~ the Business
0nice OF The National Republican, de7u
National Republican., 1883-10-29
G0utatinual.
rTHE BERIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
PRACTICAL EDUCATIoNi

THE WASHINGTON TECHNIC COLLEGE
1nstructs desiring to fit themselves for the pro-
fessions Of Architects, Civil and Mechanical Engi-
neers and Draughtsmen. or for examinations In Civil
Service, U. y. Naval Academy or West Point. Call
and arrange now at office, 5io st. N w. Terms
reasonable. oc27-Gt
National Republican., 1883-10-29
Decline of NYnn.
Erred n pIsto, for Finn.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by "W ellis Health