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National Republican., 1884-10-07
AMUSEMESTS.
"s1nERrA" AT THE NATIONAL.


BARLEY Campbells play of "Siberia" was
presented at the National last night to a rather
top-heavy house. The play is one of the au-
thor's most successful productions, and last
season was most fayorably received by the
Washington public, 1t is decidedly better
mounted and costumed than last year, and the
management have wisely maintained the same
leading cast. The play is a lurld series of
tableaux connectedby highly romantic plot,
based upon Russian intolerance of the Jews,
nihiism, and the horrors of Siberian exile,
and through six acts and seven tableaux Is re.
plete with intensely dramatic situations, and
a degree of florid sentiment that secures the
warmest applause OF the upper tier. Mr.. At.
kins Lawrence and Miss Adele Belgrade, In
the leading roles, would insure the success of
even worse play, and II would perhaps add
much to the artistic finish of "Siberla" IL Mr..
DAILY as Michael TrOlsky, would somewhat
chasten his broad comedy, which last evening
in several Of the most thrilling climaxes
marred the effect by evoklng vigorous "guf.
flaws" from the gallery. This was espe cially
noticeable in the fourth and fifth acts.
The stage effects, both In scenery and action,
are strkingly realistic and most skilully de-
vcloped, but 1t would hcightcn the success OF
the play If the stage manager would hit upon
some prison badge for the backs of the Siberian
exiles other than that now used, which is
| strongly suggestive of porous plaster. The
cOrnet selections of Mr.. Charles Petit and Miss
Alice Coleman, in the third act, received de-
served applause. Siberia will be continued
throughout the week with Wednesday and Sat
urday matinees -
'7-20s" AT FoRDs.
At Ford's last evening Arthur Rehan's com.
bination presented Augustine Daly's sparkling
comedy Of "7-2O-S," The play is too well known
to Washington theatcr gocrs TO need descrip.
tion, and was presented with finish both in
cast and mounting that justihes comparison
with lis former presentation here by Mr. Daly's
own company. The Hypatia Bargs, of Mrs
Meader and the Prof Gaslcigh, of Mr
Bartram, were artistic bits of character
acting Mr.. Raymond's Sig. Tamborini, q
triAe too ecstatlc, and the COrliss of Mr.. Con
way little too tame, Miss Virginia Brook,
as Floss, though suffering from an aggravating
hoarseness, made an attractive heroine, aud
her artistic rendition OF the character forclby
recalls the fact that she Is a graduate from Mr.
Days own company, The stage setting Of the
third and fourth acts was perfect in every dc
tail, and the play aythroughout was well handled
"7-2O'S" will bc continued nightly through the
week, with matlnees Wednesday aud Saturday
afternoons.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

0AVC O ST-FURNISHED AND UN-
i II l. - furnished rooms, ON I'd and I'D
floors; bay window and southern exposures
terms reasonable, -.S
National Republican., 1884-10-07

THE Pennsylvania company is about to
bear down on the Baltimore and Ohio
company. 1t has served notice that it
will not draw any of tho latter's cars
over its line between Baltimore and Now
York after Monday next. Tho Baltimore
and Ohio will have to do some rapid
track laying and bridge building if it exc
poets to do business north and east of
BaltBnore, 1t is barely possible that the
and Ohio will get even when
finishes its extension by inaugurating
ihroat cut ting campaign on rates.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

SO1 18TH ST. N. w.-TwO FURNISHED
q - l. front roOmsi one on I'd door suitable
for gentleman and wife, and one on Sd floor suit
able Tor single gentleman: private family. III
FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED, A
l front room on I'd floor, with two closets.
322 q vi. N. w. 7-ocI-2w
National Republican., 1884-10-07

EDITOR JoHN r. MCLEAN will take
unto himself wife, and one of Washing
toms fair daughters will be tho mistress
of his household. There will be very
little acerbity in Editor McLean's edi-
torials for a few days in all probability.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

Gov. CLEVELAND is again "at his
desk" Talking or pardoning, it is all
the same. Tho people have found him
out. He will never bo able to hide the
boundless oxpanso of intellectual inie.
riority ho carries under his hat.
National Republican., 1884-10-07
WANTED-MTSCELLINEoUs US.

A LLPERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
"A erection of the "Plnkney Memorial Church"
to make or send something for the Fair, to be
held Christmas Week ut Wells Hall, Hyntts-
Vile. Donations may he left at Mrs. BROSELI-
MANS, Art Needlcwork, o22 st. N. w.
6-se25th,s ,stu-1m
BOUNTY LAND WARRANT FOR 16O
Il ACros. or Two lnnd MnrrnnlS for 30 ncrnR
National Republican., 1884-10-07
WiNTED-HOUSES.
W1NTED-ROolTS.

DY A QUIET COUpLE-TWO UNFUR-
- nlshed rooms for light housekeeping, where
there arc no other bonrders. Address PERMA-
NENr ltpnublicau Office 40
National Republican., 1884-10-07

Your name Is a charm. Please resume send.
ing my papcr-and yours-to III Fourteenth
street. spent the summer pleasantly in my
native Empire state, which you may put down
as 10000 for Blaine. Don't YOU forget II,
Yours for victory, PETER CAMPBELL.
WASHINGTON, d, C., oct. G.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

AN investors protective association has
been formed in London to protect capital.
lists against American sharpers with
worthless railway and other securities to
float.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

pM.PosToFFIoE NOTICE.

Letters for Europe need not be specially d.
reeted for dispatch by any particular steamer In
us all Trans. Atlantic mails are forwarded By tho
hstest vessels available
Foreign mails for the week ending OCT IL
will close (PRoMrTLY IN all cases) at this otice
az follows
WEDNESDAY.-At4:3 4:3O a. m. for Europe per
steamship oregon, via Quee nstown (letters Tor
Germany and France must be directed ''per
Orcg0n'y at $3.50 q. IN. for Germany, Hc., per
steamship Fulda via uthnmpton n aud Bremen
Qpttcrs for Great Britain and other European
countries must he directed ''per Fulda',J; at
44;3oe. IN: for France direct, per steamship s.
-, ,aand Livingston, per 81 ,amship Arecuna.
for Great Britain aud other European coun-
tries must be directed per City OF Montreal J;
Via plymouth, Ch6rbotrg, and IiaInburg Oct
tors for Ireland must be directed ,iper Gel,
lG i2o p m tpf % Se%oIngInbH Tn inr anb d psdi
via Havana Qetters for Mexico must be di-
SATURDAY.-At 1850 IA m. for Europe, per
steamship Britannia va Quhensiown Sist.eirs si,s
annie J; at 1880 a. m. for Belgium direct, per
steamship Belgenland, via Antwerpi AZ O!3O o.
sIcamship MeTehamt, Via bahia and ITO dc
Janeifoi at Di3O II. m. for Scotland direct per
steamship Ethiopia, via Glasgow; ut O;30 q. IN.
dam, via KUtterdam' at 10 a. IN. for Central
America aud the south Pacific Ports, per steam
nllV INn'tnN Ivy VIA AhDlHMhll AlttAtIh tol
Mexico must he directed "pcr escent Clty'Oi
| ~ / a. M for Europe, per steamship Gen.
| Werder via southampton and Bremen; AT 1880
L, m. for Cuba aud Porto Rico per steamship
| Newport, via Havana.
| sCNpAH.-At $50 p m. for Honduras and
| Livingston, per steamship city of Dallas, via
| New Orleans.
Mails for China and Japan, per. steamship
| Guy " Pcking (vlu San Franoiscol close
| here oct Hll at u, IN, Malls for Austria
| lia New Zealand, Sandwich and Eli Islands
| per steamship City of sydney (via San Fran
ClsCO) close here Oct. alS At z p, IN. Tor on ar
! rival ut New York of steamship City OF Chos-
| ter with british mails for Australia
s1hCHchedule Of closing Of Trans Pacific mails
| is arranged on the presumption OF their unlnter,
| Tnpt0d overland transit TO san Francisco!
| Francisco on the day OF sailing OF steamers aro
| dispatched thence the sAmo day. '.
| HENRY q. PEARSON,
pOAtInnst0E q
| pnaTnHvE@E Vnuu 1874
National Republican., 1884-10-07

THE wave of Blaine enthusiasm that is
sweeping over Ohio may slop over into
Kentucky. There is really not much
danger of kentucky getting away from
the democracy, however.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

THE loss of one swelod Oyster will not
materially change the voto Of the district.
Nothing affects the vote Of tho capital of
tho free republic.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

THE republicans Of Indiana have things
well in hand. They are confident, and
expect to carry tho state by 10000 votes
Tho only issue there is protection.
National Republican., 1884-10-07
,LAINE II LOGAN CAMPAIGN.

ID -
Aswe understand you are especially interested
we beg to call your attention to the following
music, which will not only help, but Will con-
tribute very materially, " the success OF your
meetings;
WELL FOLLOW WHERE THE WHITE
PLUME WAVES"
beautiful song and chorus, price SOC; arranged
Asa march for the plano, 3Oc arranged
for military band bOc net.
"HON. JAMES a. BLAINE'S QUICK MARCH
TO THE WHITE HOUSE" go,
For the plano, price AOci arranged Tor mlllAry
band, price Doc not. The military Dand
arrangement can be played BY
eight or more men,
Send price In postage stamps for sample copies
liberal discount for quantities -
JOHN E. ELLIS ~ COS
O37 PonnsylvRnia avenue, Washington, H. o.
The above may also b0 obtained from any hrat
clRss music dealer In tho United SIat0A
National Republican., 1884-10-07
N.Y. NEW WORKERS, ATTENTION

hhJS
The New York Republican Association will
continue to hold nightly sessions until further
notice. ut their rooms. $50 l. street northwest
for election of new members only.
Orders for tickets ut reduced rates can he Sc
cured ~ same place every evening until Novem-
ber /, 1854.
A supplemental list will bo filed, as per agree
ment with the Railroad Commission, about Oc-
toDer 20. 1854.
HENRY w. ANDREwS,
President.
j, l., IL WINFIELD, Secretary, oCtLmws-Bt
National Republican., 1884-10-07

COME, Grover, brace up and call on your
Uncle Samuel He will be delighted to
see your cheerful face.
National Republican., 1884-10-07
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1884.

II now seems almost certain that Belya
Lockwood is beaten.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

EssEd, AUSTRIA, Oct 6,-Fourtoen children,
while playing IN a boat; to-day on the river
brave, Gapslled II, aud all were drowned
National Republican., 1884-10-07
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...sI,33i,l5o 80

DISTRICT or CoLuMntA, So;
l. GEORGE II. H. WHITE, Cashier OF the
above named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true TO the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief -
GEORGE II. H. WHITE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
dny of october, 1884. WIN. q. MOORE,
Notary Public.
CoRRECr- Attest:
WIN. THOMPSON,
BRAlNARD II WARNER, n,rec,ors
NArH l. WILSON, D''''
1t JAMES r., FITCH,
National Republican., 1884-10-07
p9ss MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

RSs MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
A stated meeting of the Medical Association of
the District o. Columbia will be held at the Medi
cal Society rooms, southeast corner of sixth and
i streets northwest, THIS (Tuesday) EVEN
ING at X o'clock.
by order of the President,
JOSEPH BoRRows, NJ. D.
]. F. HARrIGAS NJ d., Secretary. 1t
p1Ss REPORT OF THE CONDITION
National Republican., 1884-10-07
, LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE.


WAsHISGTON ID. C., Oct. l. 1884.
l. Applications for liquor license 70 the license
year beginning NOVEMBER 1 NEXT should be
presented ms soon as possible, to Insure action
before tho expiration of the present license year.
and must be accompanied by the certificate of
the Collector ofraNes that the applicant has de-
posted In his office the requisite license fee.
2. Applicants for liquor license must comply
with existing requirements of law In submitting
their applications. and no license will be issued
except NJ the discretion of the Commissioners.
.. All applicants who shall engage In, or who
shall continue. said business after the eNplratl on
Of present license. will do at their peril, in
reason, fail they will be prosecuted under the
existing laws, and the money deposited for H.
cense VIII ho held to pay any fine which the
court may impose upon trial.
BY order of the Commissioners d. G.
BOBERT L. DODGE,
Ocl LGt Asspssor ID. q
National Republican., 1884-10-07
.SPECIhL NOTICES.

nzss REPORT or THE CONDITION
lSF or rttE---
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
AT wANuNdToS. ID. G.,
At the Close of Business Sept, 80, 1884.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

CITY or WAsHTSGToS, Ice.
COUNTY OF WAsHISGToN, 99'
/, HENRY c. SWAIN, Cashier of the above
named bank do sOlemnly swear that the above
statement is true 10 the best of my knowledge
and belief -
II. G. SWAIN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day
OF october, 1854. IL. B. ZEVELH,
Notary Public.
CoRRECr-Attest
NJ, q. EMERY,
NJ. w. BEVERfDGE, lniroctora
GEO. w PEARSON, pii'''oi''
1t SAMUEL FOWLER
National Republican., 1884-10-07
,SPECI.fL NTOICES.

e9ys MAsoN1
4 special COMMUNICATED! qfta Faycttq Lodge,
Temple rll1s (TUcsday) EVENING nt 7l3O
O'clock. Officers aud members are requested to
II II. :. MERRILL. Secretary.
R.Yss PQSNsYLvANtANs, Nor1oEi
At meeting of n commluo Of tho
Pennsylvania Ecpuhllcnn Association nnd
Chairman Cooper, In philadelphia, oct. a,
ihe transporteton tran of PcnnsSivana Voter voters to to
thcir homes was reached. li't IA TO he certi-
aud mriished by the Chairman VI the icnnsyi'
vania states Asspglntiuu. irum which list half
iilcs travelling with them. The nantes orril
Hcpublinats from Pennsylvania shAllbC entitled
the officers Of The Association at their head.
quarters. without any attcmnt 10 compel pay
pnbiishcd With 4 view TO correct ali mIsapprc
tensions ~ 10. rate .ot ttre. and to Insure thc
right Of voting to all tho Republicans In Wash.
THO. " COOPER,
Chairman Republican state Committee.
II. a, COBAUGu,
DANIEL RANEY,
Pennsylvania Republican Association.
y, IL, ALL PARTIES DESIRING no SET
Nss tlo their accounts with w II MOSES y
SON VIII please call nj their now store, l1th and
Il StN' N, w. Or1bt
EI oilYssegT,,n ExseTT,yr ,2n ogrIGss PoTov,o
TnLrpnoYs Co, ia20 Nrw YoRK AVE-,
WAsHINoroS, d. C., Oct. 1, 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that MIR WARREN
CHOAnE, late Secretary, has severed his con.
nectlon with tis Company
Communications IN relation TO It's business
should he addressed "Chesnpeake and Potomac
Telephone Company, Wellington, j, G."
SAMUEL NJ. BRYAN,
oc2Bt General Manager.
s,Sys WASHINGTON, d. G., OCT. |, lSSI.--
aSsS have this day sold the stock and nKturcs
IN my store, S2t seventh street northwest, to
Strnsburger Il son, Of Baltimore, Md, who VIII
assume ell responsibility, and are authorized to
collect all outstanding dobts due said establish
mcnt, MILFORD FlSHMAN.
oci-3t
pass WASHINGTON, d. C., OCT. /, 1854.
/ have this day taken charge OF store 307
seventh street northwest, between u street aud
Louisiana avenue and will be pleased to see my
friends and the public generally.
ocl-lm LOUIS KAUFMAN, Agent.
NY DIR. II. o. CANDEE, THE VITO
ns~' pnthlc Magnetic and Electric Physician,
has returned from hls summer vacation, and Is
ready TO receive patients. would also call the
attention ofthe public to some of the testimonials
which have at my Office. which surpass any
ever heretofore presented to the world. Call or
send for testimonials of wonderful cures by DIR.
CANDEE, o22 i st. N, W, Washington, ID. y. u
National Republican., 1884-10-07

NY TO THE CITIZENS OF THE Dis
HsR TRICT OF COLUMBIA IN FAVOR OF
THE ELECTION OF CLEVELAND AND
HENDHtCKS-The National Democratic Com
mittee has appointed A. A. Wilson to take charge
ofthe collection of funds In this District, and has
authorized him to receive subscriptions for de-
frHying the legitimate expenses Of the National
Democratic Campaign. Those desiring TO con
tribute can do 40 In person or or by addressing
him. l.. q. Box $40. se25-2w
National Republican., 1884-10-07
FOR RENT-HOUSE rs.

INURNITURE IN A HANDSOME HOUSE
IL and In nice noighborhoOd, with good pay-
ing roomcrs; can he purchased on reasonable
terms; owner leaving the city. Address JAM rs,
Republican Office. OF
National Republican., 1884-10-07
MONEY no Loan.

AToNEf 10 LOAN ON REAL ESrArE.
M IN sums 10 suit, " lowest rates Of Interest,"
III. Is. .CRIFrENDHN,
1A22 New ! ok Az.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

IMMERSION INSTITUTE, 9l4 14rH ST.,
II bet. 1 and X, Select Classical and Mathe.
matlcal school for Boys, begins Its 33d year
hEPTEM BIER lO-the second Wednesday of tn o
month. Prepares for Business, Harvard, Yale,
Princeton, and other colleges. for the scientihc
schools and ior the u. S. Military and Naval
Academies. For particulars address CHARLES
II. YOUNG, Principal, Ola l4th Ut. Circulars
can be obtained at the boOkstores an14tf
National Republican., 1884-10-07

FNHE MEDICAL. PHARMACEUTICAL
l. and Dental Department of Howard UNI
yersity Will open OCTOBER q at 1880 p. IN.
The profession and public are inylted TO attend
the exercises. Prof William H. Seaman Will
deliver the opening address. For circulars and
cards giving the order of clinics address Q. b..
PURVlS, NJ d., Secretary, Ills Thirteenth
street northwest. selS-l7I
National Republican., 1884-10-07

HowES CONFERENCE.-The SHORT
Il l. est method In the United States; months OF
study saved; no text books; open all the year:
81 II month; 81 for three months; Howes
RAPID Business Penmanship alone, "a. ~cho-
SGIInpJ s,T I'm ~ - 'S'AN''1''
National Republican., 1884-10-07
ITIE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

n
TIE CORCORAN SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
AND ARTS will be opened With appropriate
ceremonies IN the Law Lecture Hall OF the New
University Building, southeast corner of Flf-
teenth and ii streets, on the FIRST OF OCT0-
BIER ut \ o clock p. m, when the Inaugural Ad-
dress VIII be delivered by the Hon. JOHN w.
Geological Survey.
Men OF science, teachers, citizens OF Washing
ton Interested In scientific and archaeological ed
ucatiOn, and especially all persons proposing to
pursue any course OF study In the school. are In
Nlted TO be present -.
The regular exercises Of the school Will begin
on OCT, 2, at o'clock y. M, when students VIII
be classified according TO the number and kind of
studies they may propose TO take, These studies
look to certain specified degrees Bachelor of
Science, Master ofSCience, Civll Engineer, Min
Ing Enginger. &C.-Or TO special proficiency In
some single art, according 10 the option of stu
dents,
For circulars OF the school, or moro particular
Information, application may be made to the
President Ofthe Faculty, DR.. ia MES Z. WELL
ING or TO the Dean of the Faculty. Dr. Ed
WARD 4. FRlSTOE. who, for purposes OF con-
sultatlon, Will be at the New University Building
from TO q O'Clock p. mr. where also letters OF
inquiry may be addressed selO-lm
National Republican., 1884-10-07

ny WASHINGTON, d. c., OCT. l, 1884 -
hNs6 We have this day bought of NIL ford Fish
man the stock and fixtures OF store b2l seventh
street northwest, and have removed the same to
store 3O7 seventh street northwest, between d
street and Louisiana avenue, where we Will open
u fine stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishings, and
oc4-8t STRAsBuRGER & SON.
National Republican., 1884-10-07
NJ AT1ONAL UNIVERSITY,
IN j. "A w ID Il T. a IL Il NJ Il N II.
FACULTY

FACULTY:
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR
Associate Justice of tho supreme Court of the
District of Columbia,
Prcsl lent.
HON. SAMUEL i. MILLER
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States,
Professor of International and Constitutional
Law.
II. q. CLAUGHTON, ESQ,
PROFESSOR of Pleading, Evidence, Faulty Juris-
prudence, Commercial and Maritime Law.
WILLIAM u. WEBB, ESQ,
ffoiensOr 81 Practice and Judge of Moot Court.
EUGENE CARuSf, ESQ,
PROFESSOR of the Law Of Real and Personal
Property, Contracts, Negotiable Instrii.
mt. menls and Applied Evidence.
1ne opening exercises of the Law, Medical
and Denial Departments viii take place at the
New Law Building. No. lO08 II street north
west, MONDAY, OCr q. 1854 at o'clock n. IN.
Addrcssi and announcements for the ensuing
The Alumni and students of the Law Depart
mcnt ANA the patrons and friends of the Uni
Verslty are cordially invited to be present.
students who propose to enter the classes are
also requested 10 attend.
National Republican., 1884-10-07
For RENT-ROOlYS.

OnT I sT N. wa UNFuRNisHED
OOt rooms, ON LIST floor, for housekeeping
National Republican., 1884-10-07
TH Il oEDA II IS.
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS

GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
select school for young ladies, occupyingau
entire square of well-shaded ground In the north.
west section of the city. Every facility for q
thorough education in English, the Languages,
Music, and Painting. Private conveyance for
pupils from distant parts Of the city. Address
MISS EARLE,
nul5-tf 1D10 ThIrty-Hft street.
National Republican., 1884-10-07

or THE--
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
Ar WAsHISGToN,
In the District Of Columbia, Mt the close OF busl-
ncss September 30, 1884.
National Republican., 1884-10-07
For observation-disclosures US

A SUPERIOR UPRIGHT PLANO, ALMOST
"A new, to careful parties, for 90 per month.
Address WOOD, Republican Qthcs, los
FINE STABLE FOR IL HORSES AND 8
IA carriages, situated at the corner OF 21st and
1 SITS. n. w. Apply to JAMES McGRANN.
No. 17O5 Pa av. 100
National Republican., 1884-10-07

w open SATURDAY, OCTOBER A. 1884,
for the reception of pupils-at o'clock p. m. for
misses and masters and at 3 o'clock p. m. for
adults. All former pupils and patrons are in-
yited to attend the reception on the above day.
Classes will be formed for the season OF 1SS4I5
on the above day. Glass days, Tuesday and Sat-
urdny. Circulars are now to be had ut Music
stores and Academy. se16-lm
National Republican., 1884-10-07

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or THE
COLUM MBIAN UNIV VERSITY

Tho Sixty-third Annual Session will begin on
MONDAY. OCTOBER q, AT 3 r. NJ.
In the Medical Building, 1925 II street N. W.,
Lee, NJ. D., to which the profession and public
are cordially Invited. The regular lectures will
continue daily throughout the course, beginning
at $3.50 u. m.
National Republican., 1884-10-07
rV'HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.


TIE LAW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN
UNIV ERSIrY will be installed in Its new Lee
ture Hall, in the New University Building
!soniheast corner F,iteenth and il streetsl on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER y, ut y o'clock y.
M, when the Inaugural Address will be deliv-
cred by the Hon. SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS So
lictor General the United states.
, Members of the Bench and Bar of Washington,
the Alumni of the School, students of Law al
ready In the school, nnd gentlemen proposing to
enter IL, are invited to be present.
lie NegulAr Exercises o the school Will begin
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, at q o'clock p.
m, when the announcements for tho year Will
be made by the Faculty.
Professors COX, MAURY, STRONG, and AP-
iLEBY Will remain In charge of their respeo-
tive chairs
The tuition fees will remain unchanged
The new Lecture Hall of the School Will be
open for inspection daily after the 1sr OF oC-
For catalogues or other information, appllca-
tion may be made to the President of the Fac
ulty, Dr. JAMES G. WELLING. Catalogues
may also be had at the bookstores of W. IL. Nor
rison, 475 Pennsylvania avenue, and OF James
Anglim ~ Co., 1l24 J. street; ut tho office OF
Fitch, Fox u Brown. l437 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and Mt the New University Building.
kplll-lm
National Republican., 1884-10-07

rIuIE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO
Il learn drawing and painting y Mt the Ma
tional Academy of Fine Arts, 18th st. and n. Y.
nv. Years of study saved. Receptions free,
"Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. se1-tf /