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National Republican., 1884-02-23
Men Who Mean w ell.

In the great outdoor world men hold the scepter.
Within the household women are supreme. And In
the pogton of wives and mothers even the possession
of wealth does not wholly exempt them nom work
and worry But some bear a heavier load than
others-the anxietes for tomorrow added to the
labor and toll ofto-day.
The average husband and father rdoesntunderstand
nor appreciate this. He eats drinks sleeps, and at
tends TO his business and takes 1t for granted that
the women of his household will do the same Are
they sick? lie doesn't know, nor seem TO care, eH-
cent when he is asked to call u physician. Then he
thinks the whole business Is bore and nuisance.
He ia mott hard-hearted man necessarily but merely
thc k.headed or houghtless-probaoly the latter
mostly. The women run up stairs, down stairs, and
eyerywhere-doing that "womans work." which Is
"neyer done" and s II any wonder they break down
and get sickP That backache, that pain In the chest
that other ailment or weakness-is II any wonder
your wife has itP Not Mt all. The wonder Is that
she wasn't dead long ago. .
Why don't you act on the "ounce of prevention -
prIncipleP a box of BENsoN'S CAPCINE POR-
oUs PLASTERS in the house will save money and
sufering These plasters are the best the most mod,
ern the most scientific, the most ehectlye' for hli
the troubles OF the kidneys, liver stomhon LOT loca
TheumRtism, neuralgia, and all palms ana HGihes o.
dull slow acting plasters with which no doupg you
have Ofen fst dsglsted and Impatient Benson hre
prompt and will relieve serious cases H ron dr tnTeS
70 twentyl9,Sr hours ne chinS SheiS Will
| Oct box and give 1t to your women iolks 10 use
when they hRveneed TO do so. II Is the most eooho
| teal thing you can DO, -. ..,,,. Too,. o.,
seabury d johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists
| New York.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
THE GRAND ARMY.
Important Order Issued by the New Conn
mnnder.

Important Order Issued by the New Conn
mander.
The Grand Army commander of the de-
partment, in his general order, No. !, to the
posts in his department, says:
The department officers and staff have arranged
with the commanders of the several posts TO Visit
the posts OF this department as follows; Post NO,
l. March IA; No. 2, March IL; No 3. Feb 20: NO
A. March %; No. 8, April &; No. ., March Z; NO, 7,
Feb, l3; No. s. Feb. IS; No. 9, Feb. 27. For the
between comrades OF different posts, the depart.
ment commander will be pleased to have all past
department commando md post officers to meet
Mt HEADQUARTERS at 7'3O o'clock on the evenings
specified and accompany him ON these official
visiiations,
operation of all comrades in this department 10
mid In recruiting the ranks and promoting lhe
efficiency of the Grand Army ot the Republic Ihis
can be done in no surel way than by aiming 10
make the post encampments instructive ana III
trrestng so that all comrades Will know IN ad'
vance that they will be better entertained az tne
stated enCampmenls of their posts than elsewhere.
The greater the interest among comrades the more
easy il will be to induce all OF our late comrades
i'm arms in this department 70 enter the ranks oil
the Grand Army Of the X public.
II is believed to be for the interest OF the order
that census of all the soldiers residing IN TINS de
partment should be taken ut an early day' rms
work will be placed in charge OF the ad.de camp
and for this reason larger number OF these OH
GERS than usual has been appointed,
These headquarters viii be open for the trans
actlon of business Wednesday and FrdnyeVenlng'
| OF each week from 1850 to O'Clock, Inc depart
ment commander, or some member Of his stan
| will be in attendance during those hours Whel
and where the business pertaining thereto VIII o.
| transacted,
National Republican., 1884-02-23
THE HARE AND HOUND CLUB.
Twelve Gentlemen Engage In an AMI
mated Foot Chase.

Twelve Gentlemen Engage I'm an AMI
mated Foot Chase.
The Washington Hare and Hound club
celebrated Washington's birthday by their
usual chase yesterday. Twelve members of
the club embarked on the 10 o'clock train
and went to Bladensburg, the place of start
ing The buge call at l2 o'clock summoned
all the members Of the club to the center of
the town, where the entire population cast
admring glances at the boys. The hares
were Messrs. Thomas, Toomey, Harrison, and
Dickson. The hounds were Messrs. Tenney,
Sifax Loomey, Kidder, kirkham, Talbot,
jenkins, and Halwoody. The hares were
given ten minutes start and started in
dropped small slips of paper to serve as q
guide to their movements. The hounds
started after the hares, and after running for
nearly half an hour Kidder caught Harrison,
one Of the hounds who gave up. The chase
WAS continued in roundaboutway back to
Bladensburg where they arrived at LAG, after
an eight mile run through rough country.
The three hounds came struggling in with
Toomey in the lead, the Others fol-
lowing. The hounds did not show
up for nearly fifteen minutes after
the hares, and Kirkham was the hrst
home. The others continued to arrive until
2:3O, when Jenkins came in on slow walk
The hounds and embryo bunnics then re-
paired to the halfway house on the Badens
burg pike, where they discussed an excel
lently prepared menu, washed down with
choice fluids. The party returned to the city
about dusk and Immediately went to one OF
| the numerous balls in progress. Theil
| next hunt will take place on Decoration day
National Republican., 1884-02-23

The monthly tea party of the Womon's
Missionary society of the Metropolitan N. E.
church was held last evening at the elegant
residence of Edward Graves, 205 street.
There were over eighty present. Miss Hattie
Holmes read paper on missions" Misses
Grey and Dodge favored the company with
fine music. Mrs. Capt. Truell read two Sc
lcctions in splendid style. The refreshments
were furnished and served by the c and d
divisions of ladies. Among those present
were DIR. Huntley and wife, Judge Smell,
Matthew Emery and wife, Clarence Duvall
and wife, Mrs. George b. Crayson, Mrs. M. NJ
Front. A. b. Duvall and wife, Samuel Fowler,
Rev. p. Crist and wife, Rev. j. E. Parker and
wife, Misses McDaniels, Burr, Gapen, Hughes,
Twombly Wollard, and Graves.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
- rosrorF1cE NOTICE.


Letters for Europe need not he specially directed
for dispatch by any particular steamer In order to Sc
cure speedy delivery al destination AS all Trans
Atlantic malls forwarded by the fastest vessels
available. ,, 49,, ,, ,
close at this Office as follows!
SATURDAY.-At IL a. m. for Germany, &c, per
steamship oder, via southampton and Bre-
men 0etters for Great Britain and other
European countries must be directed "per
Oder y at 80 "a. m. tor Europe, per steam
shin City of Chicago, via Queenstown Oettcrs for
Germany, &c, must be directed per city Of
per steamship Devonia, via Glasgow Oetters must
be directed "per pevOnia " ut D. m. for ia
lnnica and Honduras, per Steamship tobani at
l::5O D. m. for Cuba and Porto Rico per steamship
New port, via Havana; at 1880 p. m. for Belgium
direct, per steamship switzerland, via Antwerp
SUNDAS,-At $50 p m. for Honduras and Living
ston, per steamship Lucy p. Miller, via New Or
Mails Tor China and Japan, per steamship Oceanic
at q y. m. Mails or Australia, New Hea-
land, Sandwich and FIJI Islands, per steamship
Australia (via san Francisco, close here March
IS at u. m. (Or on arrival at New York OF
steamship Britannic with British mails for Aus
sTme schedule of closing OF Trans-Pacinc mails is
arranged ON the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit to San Francisco. Mails rom the
East arriving on time al san Francisco the day OF
sliling OF steamers are dispatched thence the same
day. .,- . ,,, ,,.r>, ,.-.
PosToFFIcE. NEW York, Feb. 10, 1874.
n5F1 STARR PARSONS. y. u. s., 9TH & Il SITS.
W. NV. All branches of Dentistry performed.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
The AssembIy,s Church Social.

At the regular monthly social meeting of
the Assemblys Presbyterian church last
night the following programme was rem
dered: Piano solo, Sonata, Pathelique, Bee
thoven; recitation, Somebody's Mother, Miss
Emily Rose; vocal solo, Surprising, Miss
Naomi Began; chorus, Feed My Lambs, by
eleven little girls of the Sabbath school,
recitation. The Legend Beautiful, Miss Lottie
Began; song, Hearest Thou, Miss Louise Rose.
Refreshments followed the programme.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
lie CercIo des Precieuses Rid,ouIcs +.

lie Cerce des Precieuses Ridicules held
meeting last evening at the rooms of the
Apollo Glee club. The following literary
and musical programme was rendered:
Piano, vocal. and either trio, Misses Hen
ningsen and Petsch and Mr.. Michaelson;
readings, Miss Prudhomme, Messrs. Collin,
Moreau. and DR.. Doyilliers; solos, Misses
Leavitt and Ofley; charade, Misses Sewell
and Poesche Mr.. Bruntzky, the president
of the club, presided. Before the commence
ment of the programme the business of the
club was transacted. Several new members
were elected and the public French enter
tainment to be given shortly for the benefit
Of the sutIerers from the flood was discussed.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
The nicvcle Meet Next May.

The Washington Cycle club recently ex-
tended an invitation to the league of Ameri-
can wheelmen to hold the next grand meet
in this city, and, yesterday, at the meeting Of
the officers of the league in New York, the
invitation was renewed by n committees of
three, specially deputed from the club for
that purpose, and, by unanimous vote, the
offer was accepted May 10 and 20 being des'
ignated as the dates OF the meet Inc league
numhers ahont 3.5l0 members.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
AInsLn,s GoYernmcnt.

Representative Evins has been directed by
tho house committee on territories to report
favorably the senate bill providing civil
government for Alaska. He was also directed
to make similar report on the bill intro
duced by him, requiring governors of terri
tories to be residents Of such territories at
least two years prior to appointment,
National Republican., 1884-02-23
The Il street Hermits.

The evcted hermit, John Burch, and his
sister. Susan, who were compelled to leave
their tumble-down residence behind bill
board on f street, near Tenth, last Thurs
day by tho marshal and posse of men, are
still quartered with DIR. Mary Walker Their
effects, which were placed in huge pile on
the sidewalk, were removed yesterday. The
old couple are thoroughly destitute.
National Republican., 1884-02-23

,,,o,, ,y,eer>. has remoyed to 500 Tenth street
northwest professor cures chronic asesSs sSessh
nervous diseases, rheumatism, &C, ~ }SSo,nn The
treatment is most agreeable, not at all eHhaus'ihg
ANY Sndapnse yon are going to be treated you Walk
into very nice and cheerful par2r where M s inSse ana
nowers pIctires papers, an books OF All klnus aiu
,om vii and ladies or gentlemen of high STANDING "
society who are tn to professor
You will not have to undress at all, as many ome
thinks; but make yourstlf comfortable ana ~
intervnls the professor or his lady Tor gentleha
sistant will give you special exercise tor the oier
emf parts of the body, according 10 the ulSease'
National Republican., 1884-02-23
THE ROLL OF HONOR.
Young Ladies' and Gentlemen who have
Scholarly Distinguished Themselves.

Young Ladies and Gentlemen who have
Scholarly Distinguished Themselves.
The following students were specially dis
tinguished at the intermediate examinations
of Norwood institute, answering 80 per cent.
of the questions asked. The star indicates
that the student so marked reached 100:
English grammar, b. Casey, A. Burdette. F.
Cuss, Daisy Garland", L. Herbert#, NJ. Ha-
gesheimer, l.. jackson, !. Miller*, NJ. Miller,
L. Morrison, j. Peebles*, II. PEBBLES, l.. Plain,
A. Scott@, H. Tisdel, d. Wellborn; history,
b. Casey, f. Cabell, NJ. Schott, S. Smoot NJ.
Scott, NJ. Winner arithmetic, +. Addison, l..
Durant, M. L. Jackson, L. Tucker; alge-
bra, Lucy Corkkill; physical geography, N.
Winner, l.. Durant, +. Cabell; grammar
school, intermediate and primary geogra.
ply, Z. Addison, d. Brown. b. Casey,
E. Herbert L. Jackson, NJ. Miller,
Z. Morrison. II. PEBBLES. l.. Plain, s. Smoot,
A. Tisdel, NJ. Watkins, r. Mcdonald; famil-
lar science, d. Garland, E. Morrison, Dwell
born II. PEBBLES, A. Scott; bellies lettres, B.
Mccullough, NJ. Schott; English literature,
B. Mccullough, NJ. Scott; rhetoric, b. Nc
Cullough; outline study of man, NJ. Schott
l.. Talcott; physiology, Lucy Corkhill, NJ.
Winner, l. Miller; chemistry, NJ. Scott, L..
Durant, l.. Corkhill L. Cabell, B. McCul-
Tough; German, l.. Saunders, II. Tisdel !;
Latin, ID. Brown, Z. Cabell J.. Corkhill, L.
Herbert, s. Smoot, NJ. Winner; French, d.
Garland, +. Herbert, l.. jackson, M. Scott, S.
Smoot, E. Cabell, M. Hagesheimer, L. Beale
| --------e.----
National Republican., 1884-02-23
rnn AntomntIn CIV.

The exhibition now open at 4l5 Seventh
street, between d and Il, called "The Auto
matte City" is an entertainment OF unusual
merit, and will be highly appreciated by all
lovers of art and mechanism. It's rare COM
binations of machinery and active movement
of numerous workmen is indeed model oil
skill and artistic ingenuity.
National Republican., 1884-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. PfeifTer have identified tho
clothing from the body of the drowned man.
found in the river near the arsenal last Mon
day, rs being that of Mrs. Pfeihers fatner
Frederick Steff, who worked in the quarter
matters department for seven or eight years
and last year worked ut the farm OF Commo'
dore Patterson in the sorghum factory. lie
disspreared from home in January.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Mr. 6. IT. Rutter, who is well-known as an
mateur here, will, it is said, actually enter
the dramatic profession next season, having
already secured a profitable engagement. Mr'
Rutter has a fine presence, is diligent stu
dent, has an ardent love for his profession
and talents, which will enable him to soon
take high rank.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
Director OF the Mint.

A question has arisen rs to the date OF the
expiration of tho term of office of Mr. H. q.
Burchard as director of the mint. He was
appointed four years ago yesterday but wac
not sworn into office until the fourth OF March
following. 1t is believed that nomination
to that office will be made in a few days,
National Republican., 1884-02-23

GENTLEMEN needing the services OF an ex-
perenced physician who makes diseases OF men
specialty should send IL cents In postage stamps
for "THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH" new pook
ofinestimable value. II gives sound ADVICE ana
Information, and ID comprehensive IN oe,a'ii Au'
dress the author, y. BRYAN. w. ~,
li7 East Fifteenth street. New York
National Republican., 1884-02-23
Nh. An,.,,c.n prohibitionists.

The American prohibition convention reas'
sembled at o'clock yesterday afternoon and
several addresses were made At the night
session number of speakers made addresses,
among them was Gen. William Birney, son
of James G. BirneY, the frst presidential can
National Republican., 1884-02-23
The Porters, linton.

The annual reception and ball of the
Porters union, No. /, was given at the armory
of the Washington Cadet corps last night, and
was complete success. The officers Of the
union are John w. Hamilton, president ;
VIM. NJ Taylor, secretary Samuel j. Thomas,
treasurer, and Benz. Lancaster, sergeant-at-
National Republican., 1884-02-23

The'new police alarm apparatus, which has
been tested in the fifth precinct in connection
with police patrol wagon, has been worked
from each alarm station to the satisfaction Of
the management. 1t is expected that by to-
day the system will be formally inaugurated
A side.seated, resr-steppod wagon has beer
procured, to be worked as the patrol vehicle
National Republican., 1884-02-23

Albert Powell, who was arrested for having
the stolen iewelry OF Mrs Sarah Wayne IN
his possession, has been released lie proved
that his mother found the iewelry in tree
box and gave it to him to sell.
National Republican., 1884-02-23

A colored workman at the old navy depart
ment building was seriously injured yester-
day by being struck in the face with pricK
that fell from the top Of the building.
National Republican., 1884-02-23

yo,- al, want the best Don't take my word for III
hut order case or dozen Rochester Beer (malt ana
hoP'""N - " Il. II. FINLEY,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1884-02-23

TIVE Rowland Dental Association No. 211 -Four,
and.a.half street northwest, three doors norm M o.
Pennsyiyania avenue, do all kinds of Dental WORK
All work warranted first class. Have administered
nitrous oxide TO over 10000 persons
National Republican., 1884-02-23
&uttiom Sales.
GALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES.

OFFICE OF THE ESeIsEER CoMMIssIoNrR,
WAsHISoTON, d. C., Feb. IL. 1884.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, FEB.
RUARY 20, 1884, the fish wharfin Washington and
the fish stalls I'm Georgetown will be sold AZ public
auction for the term ofone year from March 1, 1854
as follows! At O'Clock p m, on the premises, six
FISH stalls IN GEORGETOWN market house TO the highest
bidder. Terms cash In advance. Also at O'Clock
p M, on the same day, on street between Seventh
and Ninth streets northwest in ont Of the fish stalls
of(Centerl Washington market, all rights and prvl-
leges granted or allowed by the laws OF the corpora
ton OF washington to establish wharyes and docks
for the landing, cleaning, and sale Of fish in the city
Of fWnslingtoni and no wharton dock shall be deemed
eligible unless situated at some point on the north
side OF the potomac river, between Eleventh street
east and Fourteenth street west TO the highest bidder
Terms-One hundred dollars to he maid ON the day
ofsale, and the residue to be paid within Ave day
from day of sale
BY order the Board Of Commissioners u. G.
q. j. IYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, u. - A.,
-. - Engineer Commissioner D. G.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. fe13.1Ot
IN THOMPSON,
- 1OO0PA. AV. n. w.
4, rms morning at II O'Clock shall sell at my
ton rooms a complete line of household effects
Terms cash.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
A. t,o animal election of tho Ninth street

At tho annual election of tho Ninth street
Methodist Protestant church, Mr. e. J. Hill
was elected delegate to the Maryland annual
conference, which will meet at Pocomoke
City, Maryland, on March 12. hr' Charles A. a,
7 Hill, +. ]. Bartlett, II, Lansdale, James
Topham, Levy Curry, c.. A. Barker and
Joseph B. Wailing, stewards, and Messrs. q,
Ii. b. White, b. Milburn, William harten,
Nixon Brewer, and J. c. Gibson, trustees.
National Republican., 1884-02-23

didate of the anti-slavery party. Hc made an
extended address on prohibition ln the Dis
trict of Columbia, and reviewed at length
the methods of Garrison and Wendell Phil
ling
National Republican., 1884-02-23
A NEW EPA RT u R E.

The proprietor of this elegant Restaurant establishment an
the public Of Washington and the country at large
that he additions including the elegant
building adjoining him formerly occupied by Governor Swami
This portion of the establishment has been elegantly furnished,
floor being especially for ladies and their escorts
and upper conveniently arranged for private dinner
parties
No pains be spared to make this equal every respect
to the restaurant in New York made famous by Demonico
The whole establishment is open for the reception of
guests.
National Republican., 1884-02-23

boucht and The highest cash prices paid. Call or
address s. Guggenheimer, 623 Seventh street
Southwest OIders by mail promptly attended ".
National Republican., 1884-02-23

Hereafter the witnesses in United States
cases will appear at the police court at 9 9
o'clock, and the court will be opened ut
o'clock sharp.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
nA1hsrner Dairy Wagons.v

rresh Ald.rney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in u ."Ward" prints, at bOc perlo
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; buttermilk, oc
Ier Quart. and sweet milk, oc. per quart
National Republican., 1884-02-23
famiIp Supplies.

{antip Supplies.
CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS.
WHITE 0X.HEART CHERRIES.
GOLDEN DROP PLUMS.
EGG PLUMS. APRICOTS.
NECTARINES.
GREEN CAGES.
RED CHERRIES.
BARATARIA SIIRIMpS tfresh from the GulfJ.
SHRIMP PASTE.
FIGS IN CORDIAL.
BARTLETT PEARS I'm glass;.
Large Assortment of Gordon q Dllworth's
PRESERVES AND JELLIES.
GERMAN AND FRENCH PRESERVES,
A Fine Assortment of
DECORATED AND COLORED CANDLES.
STUFFED OLIVES.
STUFFED PRUNES.
CALVES FEET JELLY
Canned Fruits and Vegetables in Great Variety.
GEO. E. KENNEDY 81 SON.
1909 T Street Northwest.
National Republican., 1884-02-23

Horace Pinkney, a colored boy, had his foot
badly crushed at the Washington Brick Ma
chine company's yard Thursday, ana was
removed to the Freedman's hospital.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
9rupusals.
FOR COAL AND WOOD.

CLERKS OFFICE, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. ~ 1884.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until
noon SATURDAY, MARCH 15 1884 Catwhich time
six hundred 5000 tons of best White Ash Furnace
Coal also offorty (4O) cords best Spruce Pine Wood,
said coal and wood TO be delivered and stored in tho
yaultsof the south wing Of the Cap2l on or before
weigh 2 240 pounds to the ton (and the right to re-
weigh same at Capitol is reserved) and the wood
12S cubic feet to the cord and be corded and
measured at the Capitol.
The right TO reject any and all bids " reserved;
Bids must be endorsed " Proposals for Wood and
Coal" and addressed JOHN r. CLARK, JR.,
fe23-3w Clerk House of Representatives u. s.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
PROPOSALS. FOR ELECTRIC ANNUNCIAToR
IL AND APPLIANCES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WAsHIHaroN Feb. 20, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
for manufacturing, delivering and placing In posi-
tiOn, In complete working order, q Mahogany An-
nunciator, with the necessary wire, batteries call
buttons, and oil electric appliances and appur-
D. G.
Upon application to this Office detailed information
will be furnished to those desiring to submit pro-
posals. "a,
Drawings and specifications may be seen at the
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
or ali bds or parts of any bid and to waive defects
fe22-hnw-0t CHARLES ]. FoLdER, Secretary.
National Republican., 1884-02-23

Pure Old RIVE and Bourbon Whiskies'
Ih.yo lorge stock of the above goods on hand,
bottled or In bulk, which can sell very cheap; II,
'o " JAMES THARP, SlS + st. N. w.
National Republican., 1884-02-23
FOR EXCAVATION.


OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR; AND
NAVY DEPARTNENTS,
WASHINGTON ID. c.. Feb. 49, 1854
Sealed proposals for excavating and removing
teral. consisting principally of earth, from the site
of the west and center wings of the Building for the
State, War, and Navy Departments In this city will
he received at this office until IL M. on MONDAY.
MARCH II, 1854, and opened Immediately thereaf
ter in presence of bidders.
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders, and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished on app-
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
fe23-8teod Lieut. Col. Corps of Engineers.
National Republican., 1884-02-23

-, sT MATTHEW'S CHURCH BASE
H7TS ment -TOMoRRuW At oc"cE p; p Mi Mi,,nn iCS
ture on "punlllur Errors" To h" repeated ny MitoI
H. smith bv request. Proceeds for the beheiit oi
the poor of the parish. ~ t-
National Republican., 1884-02-23

,,-.I=, FIFTY.SECONn NNNINERSAllN. OF
GG the Congressional rcmpr14Gr S9rlGrTg w ~ NtbI we
now ENENGSG. Also a. closing service oi lhe
ceremonies Nf WashmstOu's Birthday. ~
National Republican., 1884-02-23
Missionary Tea.

This Most Delicious Cigarettes out. "sweet
Bouquet" Try them
National Republican., 1884-02-23

,o-al-, KNIGHTS REMEDIES CURE ASTHMA,
kSstS Cntarrh, Colds Dyspepsia, &c, Spld AT
COUGIlIlN'S Tcmplc Drllg store, 9th ana sts,
National Republican., 1884-02-23
MarrirS.

BECK-MORGAN.-In this city, February 81, by
Rev. d. W. Faunce, u. D., Mr.. JAMES HopHINs
BECK and Miss LIZZIE l.. MORGAN, all OF Washing
National Republican., 1884-02-23
-, y. NJ. .. A. MEkrlNG.

ENskg - - :, =
Young Mems Christian Association, ldOo New
York M nNcuuc-Young mems Bible class, 4Sp p M
conducted by Mr.. Joseph Bower. Gospel meetng'
q ~ M, conducted Mad IL, y. llall. Young men,
eannrlnllN SIrnmgcrs. COrulNlIN llNlON ~