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Can Schools.
C0LUMDiA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
- EAST lorusr. TTGn MAp1sovAvr.

EAST loTrtsT. MEAN MAp1soNAvE
Tho tvcnty.acvouh annual term ~ ua m''fut'o0 VIII
commence ON tho FIRST MONDAY rs OCrouGR. t'sh a.
tho Law School Bud.ng ia Eat i0thst between Aih amt
Mnteope, north side aud viii continue until juno, l+l
The oourao of study embraces two and A dct h 20
give fn and accurate Instruction la tho pnncp' az" p
lice uf thr law
iuf cnt aiosuos. &c. address na lhove .,,.,-
TuEODul.E w. DWIGHT. .
UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOl.-Ihc twenty
L arth annual session Of the school begins October l.
next ant ends juno 4 1850 49,,
course Of two wears the school aroqnred ior Tho degree
of not more than one year - Wau. lp 'NA'"
lrnf a ftIies plantt here. -..,,.,- % q. rr,,
Inc Lecture Uooui the main foor or UNlNFit7 \
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uall on mo second have been thoroughly fe1le9 a
ia ona have boon u Che collection or repnli An'
tox f.hunks Iuf circulars &C.. address Professor T.
SILL Professor u itI NGl ht SECRETARY % t'' 'A"'
MutuaI Lie lui.uing. Jl Nats"ust
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Business prOperiu for Sale ana ~ Get
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Gunner RcoorlS.

MONG 15IE GREEN NOUS A. NN>.-ht,otn.
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JADISONSQUARETHEATRE Al $3.50.
Y.COMEDY THEATRE, B'way and Doth

CnequlvOca. and pronounced success o.
MOI NTAlN PINK
Ms ADA GfLMA ~ superb cast picturesque scenery.
livery evening Matlnees Ncdncsday and saturday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23
FORDls.
ABOUT PEOPLE,

SIR MOSES MoNTEFIoRE has 81 lineal do
scGndants.
Mr., EDMuND H. Mills, OF the treasury de
parlment, was In s. Louis on Monday
Mr.. EVANS, commissioner Of internal rove
nue., has gone 10 New York for few days.
Col MATTHEW NJ. BLUNT, 10th infantry. sta
toned at Fort ConchO, Texas, has been granted
leave for one month.
SENATOR Don CAMERON will roOcouny his
residence, corner OF Sixteenth street and Mas.
BachusoIts avenue, this winter, Mr, washburn
having relinquishod the lease.
LIEUT. George S, YouNG 9Th United statos
infantry, who is on leave from Wyoming IA
visiting his father, Capt. d, J. Young, U. S. A..
at the Wateryliet arsenal, Troy n. Y.
GAIT EDWARD NJ. HAYES 9th q. 6. cayalrv
who has been on recruiting duty nearhis wife's
home in North Carolina since he commanded
last year the escort for President Arthur's hunt.
ing trip from the Union Pacific through the Vel.
lowstonc, has reloined his command at Fort
WashakIe, in western Wyoming.
Two OF the present governors Of the south
began life on their own account as clerks ON
Mississippi river steamboats,. GOV. Cameron,
OF virginia, was second clerk on the steamer
William NJ Morrison, In the latter part of tho
hitles when Mark Twain was cub pilot on
the same boat, and Gov william b. Bate, Of
Iennessee, was Tor several seasons second
clerk on boats running between Nashville
and New Orleans.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23
IL is "a Very Ill Wind,

Tho manifest determination of tho M
tion not to permit the democratic party
to dominate its affairs must now be anna.
rent to even the Barnums and Clevelands
and other disreputablo characters, regard.
less of the thickness of their alligator cuti-
cles. The blow admin isterod to the long
haired bourbons' cherished hopos of gain
ing access to an overlooking treasury is a
stunning one, and fully exempliiies the
correctness of the Scriptural declara-
tion that "the way OF the trans.
gressor is hard" That Scriptural quota.
tion is as pat in Its application to tho
democratic party as it is to Grover Cleve.
land. What u lesson In morality should
the Ohio defeat be to the average demo
crat, for he now secs an exemplifcation Of
the fact that righteousness oxalteth n
nation, but sin is reproach to any peo.
ple!"
As political organization tho republi.
can party has ample cause to feel very
proud. 1t rs manifest that it is in tho
especial keeping Of Providence. 1t doubt.
less has minor Sins Of commission and
omission, but when contrastcd with
tho scarlet anteoedents of its old
democratic opponent its shortcomings
are "as wool" Tho Ruler of the Universe
is just, and in His own way lie shapes
and directs human affairs. Behold tho
wisdom land benehcenco Of the Creator.
He inhicts Cleveland upon tho demo.
cratic party Ms their standard-besrer-
nan who is known Of all mon d self.
confessed "moral leper." Day after day,
week after week, and month after month
She religious editors TevolYe Cleveland
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.


Surgeon A. g. Oberly has been commissioner
n medical inspector in the navy from the 4th
OF March, 1881
Leave of absence for six months on surgeons
certificate Of disability is granted Second Lieut.
John A. Dapray, 23d infantry.
The resignation of Cadet William j. Leon
ard fourth class United states military 0cad-
cmy, has been accepted I y the acting secre-
tary of war, to take effect Nov. 80, 1881.
The superintendent mounted recruiting ser,
vice will cause fileen recruits TO be prepared
and forwarded under proper charge 10 fort
Smelling, Mlnn., for assignment to troop l, Ith
cavalry.
During the absence Of the paymaster gen
cral, from the I'D to the 18th instant, both in
elusive, Maj, Asa h. Carey, paymaster. VIII,
by direction of the President, take charge oil
the office Of the paymaster general and per
form his duties.
Chaplain Richard Haywood has been or.
dercd TO duty at the Mare Island navy yard,
10th of Novomber Lieut. s. q. Lemly has been
detached from the Thetis, and ordered to re.
port TO tho judge advocate general for special
duty; chief Engineer Il. r. Wood from the Al
lance and placed on waiting ORDERS Capt. h.
A, Kimberly has been promoted TO be com
modorc, and Commander George Dewey to be
captain from Sept. 27 1885, Medical Inspector
Dtlavan Bloodgood has been promoted TO bt
medical director. and surgeon Henry NJ. Wells
to be medical inspector from the 22d OF Au
gust, 1884.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23
THE SIGNAL SERVICE,
Recommendations for Improvement - TIL
Commander Of the Yantic Cepsured

The chief signal officer in his report refers to
the improvements made in the course of in.
struction for officers and men of the corps, and
the number of text books on meteorology
which have been already published by the
bureau and Others in course of preparation
Attention is called to the crippled condition of
the service, caused by insufficient appropria.
ttons making ii impossible to meet the In.
possible 70 meet me Increased demands made
upon u lor the dissemination of weather in
formation and meteorological reports. Great
improvements have been made In the phrase-
OlOgy employed In the daily indications by the
elimination OF all technical terms. The yearly
average percentage OF indications rs verified
has been o5,4 Tho highest monthly percent.
ages were made in October and January, being
W. and 80 respectively. brief outline Is
given OF the Lady Franklin buy eXpedition
under Lieut.. Greedy. The instructions TO
Lieut.; harrington, who commanded the relief
expedition, are quoted, and the failures of
Darlington TO obey his instructions In certain
Instances are cited. The action of Commander
Wilde, Of the Yantic in not returning to Lit
tleton island after the rescue of the PrOteus
party aud leaving there provisions for Greedy
Is condemned, ana lhat officers conduct stlg-
mallIed AS lacking efficient effort or intent TO
perform his duties. Attention is invited 10 the
necessity Tor the establishment of Il separate
olhce Al san Francisco for the preparation of
weather reports Tor tho Pacific coast. An
ollGer VIII be assigned TO that duty this fall
plan ~ submitted for the complete organi
zatOn Of the signal corps on the following
basis: colonel, lieutenant colonel, major
ana disburslng olllcGr, captains; and the sec
Ond lleutenhntS OF the signal corps, alter eight
years service TO be made lirst llentOnauts, and
aiter fourteen years service TO be made cap-
tains. The $50 sergeants to be arranged IN
three classes % 10 receive $50 nay proper a
month, % 70 receive $40, and 20 tOreCeiye s3i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

public exhibition was given yesterday
afternoon at the foot Of Fifteenth street of the
Challenge IRE extinguIsher, pine frame was
built with high back and projecting sides TO
resemble fire place, in which was placed a
lot OF pine kindling, This was saturated and
fred, making furious blaze, and Ia n moment
or two one of the assistants unCOrked a flask
containing ammonia and other liquids, and
emplled the contents on the blaze. Another
lames above were eNtuguished but the kin
ding at the bottom several minutes later was
burning brlskly. The high back of the frame
ana the sides were charrGd q quarter of an
inch In depth. The experiment was witnessed
ON behalf Of the quartermaster general by
Capt John f. Rodgers, quartcrmaster's depart.
ment U. S, Az and by Chief Engineer Henry
Lee snyder, U. 5. ~, who timed the extinction
of the flames. About thirty persons were pres'
enl to witness the experiment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

on their pens aud use his dolinquoncies
Tor shaping a moral and adorning tale.
Who will gsinsay that the youth OF tho
land. especially tho democratic youth,
have not boon made both wiser and bettor
by porusiug the simple story Of iha rise aud
downfall of Grover Cleveland, ocoasioned
by his lack Of moral character and by his
general depravity2 10 Is meet that the
democratic party should have thus hap.
PLY and in timely way furnished so
valuable n lesson 20 young democrats
through the misfortunos Of their party's
nominee for tho presidency. Verify,
"out of the Gator has come forth meat,
and ont Of tho strong sweetness"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

Mr.. B. II. WARNER very positively de.
mics that he has ever opposed the widest
publicity of any matter affecting the
public schools for which there is proper
proof In this respect THE REPUBLICAN
has inadvertently done him an injustice
and makes this correction with pleasure.
1t also welcomes him with satisfac ton
among the ranks of those who believe tho
public is entitled to know all about its
own business.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

WEST VIRGINIA democrats have found
Lewis Baker, editor of the Wheeling
Register, guilty of the highest kind of
high treason. They have discovered that
he voted for five republican candidates at
the recent election, and now they propose
to boycott the paper over which Mr..
Baker presides, whercat tho editor gets
up ON his dignity and tolls his irato
brethren to boycott and bo blanked. An
opposition paper is about to bo estab-
lished to run OUT the Register. In
about three months the stockholders of
the new enterprise will have lot of ex-
perience to trade Off for cash.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

About thirty local milk dealers held a meet
Ing last night TO form protective association
whereby the price OF milk could be put up
from to 10 cents per quart A spirited dis
cussion took place, and II was Incorporated In
the bylaws prepared for adoption that no
member OF the Dairy Mems association would
be allowed to sell 10 dealers who were non
members at less than retail rates, SO as TO keep
the price up as fixed. The main argument
used In favor OF raising the prices was the long
continued, drought, which has caused great
losses to the dealers The discussion took a
wide range, developing some opposition to the
proposed bylaws and the meeting adjourned
without elleoting permanent organLaatlon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

Mr.. BLAINE was given royal well
come in indianapolis. The entire popu-
lation received him with open arms,
testifying in that way their disapproyal
OF the miserable warfare made on him by
nest of contemplate mud-slingers,
backed by Gov. Hendricks. Clearly, the
campaign of defamers has not beon a
success in Indianapolis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

The New York IVorld is printing tho
back-acting, double-and-twisted, two
faced tariff plank or tho democratic
national convention in big black type to
show that Grover Cleveland is friend of
the working classes, and that the demo.
cratic party is the party of protection. 1t
will have to print tho plank in letters
gard long and even that won't do any
good. 1.-THE hoss's eyes is sot."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

THE democrats of Fort Wayne, Ind,
made $500 republican votes in the Hoosier
state by their ruiIianly behavior toward
MIR, Blaine on the occasion of his visit to
that city. Attempts to suppress free
speech in the north do not please the free
people of the entranchised states north of
Mason and Dixon's line Such practice,
may be the proper thing in the south,
but they can never become popular in
tho north
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

THE Madison, Wis, Democrat tolls its
readers that Mossrs. Blaine and Logan
took S1,OOO,0OO from the United States
treasury and spent it in Ohio. Tho
Democrat prosumes on the ignorance of
the democrats of the northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

If tho reports of the New York Times
and other organs of the defamation
bureau are to DO believed Col. w. w. Dud-
ley has moved the pension office bodily
from Ohio into Indiana. This is very, very
wicked in Col. Dudley.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23
Special NOTICEs.
.rnLIcANs. ArrENrfoNl 4

y,zg=s REPUBLICANS. ATTENTION
The Republican State Associations and Local
Republican Clubs OF the city of Washington arc
cordially invited to participate In u SerenAde to
he tCndcred to Major Ben Butterworth, Repre-
scntatlye-elcct nom the First Congressional DIS;
tr ct OF ohio, ON THURSDAY EVENING
NENr, OCT -, nj the Arlington Hotel
The members of all State aud Local Republi-
can organizations In the city, without Mrther
on Pennsylvania avenue, at T;,}D y. IN. SHARP,
The line OF march will be formed NJ this point,
and proceed, by the way OF Pcnnsylynnla ave
nue., to the Arlington, accompanied by the Ma.
rine Band
by order ofthe Committee. on Invitation.
II. a. COBAUGH,
:, ?. L ESyAkSS1S, Syk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

THE back taxes due the district on tho
$4,000 which Commissioner Edmonds
swears is his own individual property, and
which the creditors of Squier and some
body say is partnership capital, would, If
paid into the treasury, lubricate consid-
cradle machinery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

THE Intelligent sovereign who tries to
keep himself posted by reading what the
partisan papers on both sides are saving
must find himself in sad state of confu-
sion at times, and the conclusion he will
reach is that the world is largely given to
lyinp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

The sercnade which was to have been given
to Hon benjamin Butterworth at the Arling.
ton last night was postponed on account OF
the weather until this evening For the same
Continentals, was postponed from last evening
10 Monday evening next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

p,sSs TESTIMONIAL EXPRESSIVE OF
Nssy the feelings of esteem and regret on the
part of the friends and admirers OF Dr. Basil
Norris. surgeon u. 3. A.. who IA about leaving
here TO assume the medical ditector.hip Of the
Military Department of California, evoked at
meeting held by them In the city of Washington,
ID. O., on the 2lsr DAY OF OCTOBER, 1854,
viz:
Whereas Surgeon Norris is now on the eve OF
leaving this city, where he has served for the
past twenty-One years in charge OF an important
bureau of the surgeon Generals Olhce, the
duties of which he has discharged with ability
AMI nleity. practically manitestng whenever
the opportunity presented itselfthe kindrst and
most sympathetic feelings and consideration for
the humble and the needy, to whose call regard
less ofpersonal hardshlps and exposure, he ever
cheerfllly responded.
Resolved, Therefore, In this transfer of Dr.
Norris the medical faculty Of the District ot
Columbia Ia deprived OF n skllfll surgeon and
successful physician and refined anu courteous
gentleman, the bureau of which he had charge an
efficient and faithful officer the city OF Washing
ION n bcnefactor, whose people VIII ever remenl-
bpr his many acts of kindness and bencvocnce,
was ever ready to contribute his profess onnl
services, and the Old soldier, in whose bel:a he
never declined to exert his kind onicea, be-
loved friend.
Resolved further, That we heartily sStend to
the good Doctor our best Wishes ana praye for
his continued good health and hnppinoss in his
new field of duty.
tSigncd) samuel McMonlgle, Richard b. Tray
ers, Mathew Murphy w. III; Goodhcre, Nj.
lIeu ton, ID. A. killgad, Committee,
1t H. b. TRANERS, Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

THE official republican majority on
: congressman in Ohio is shown to have
-h>A.-la- -s.a-irhA Aia,iti.,a- Ea-il,aA AlAnaa
up 1887 majority for Z. B. Taylor. Can
anybody beat that?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

ST.. JOHN has finally cast aside his mask
and announced his purpose of fighting
Blaine in New York. The democratic
abel has been pinned on the lapel of his
coat for long time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

"oLp BILL" MORRISON is emitting
agonizing shricks of fear He has read
the handwriting on the wall. Free traders
will be mighty scarce in the forty-eighth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23

A COLD wave is coming. Tho signal
bureau says it will he hero to-day. II
will be hot as a blast furnace COMPARED to
tho polar wave that will overwholm the
democracy Nov. 4.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE NATIONAL.
MY Life" at the National, has been pre-.
sented to ,constantly.increasing houses, and
VIII be continued through the week, with Sat
urday matinee. Nine. Janauschek has been
repeatedly called before the curtain, and her
rendition OF the leading roles has lifted the
play high into popular favor
Next Monday Mile. Aimee will appear in
the humorous farce-comedy, "Mam' zelle.
the Mighty successful production of MeSsrs
Gill and Jessup. This is Aimee's first appear
ance IN English-speaking comedy and in 1t
the great queen OF opera boufo has achieved
marked success before metropolitan audiences.
She is supported by an excellent Engllsh.speak
ing company, In the "Cafe Chautant' scene
Mile Aimee introduces her famous English
French, and Spanish songs, including the
famed Pretty as Picture" The enterprise
is under the management of Maurice Grau.
No advance over the regular theatrical prices.
Box sheet for advance sale of seats will bo
open this morning,
FoRDs.
At Ford's sothern continues to draw good
houses In "Aunt's Advice" and "old Soldier"
both of which will hold the boards until to.
morrow evening, when Crushed" will be prc.
sented, and again at the matinee and evening
performances on Saturday.
ON Monday evening next will be presented
Tillotson's great drama, "Lynwood," based
upon scenes and incidents Of the late civil war.
In construction "Lynwood" il said to be far
superior to Separation" and "Stormbeaten.
and with cast embracing Miss Maude
Granger, Gus Levick, W. 5, Harkins, Rachel
Booth, and other first class talent and new and
startling scenic effects, lis success has been
marked, Box list open to-day.