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National Republican., 1884-10-02

swell torchlight PROFESSIONS to intermin-
able lengths. Men do not carry torches
through tho streets for miles at a stretch
night after night through tho long months
of campaign unless they arc dead in
earnest. Republicans are sometimes slow
to move, but once stirred up they take of
their coats and work with will.
The republican party is wonderful
fighting organization. On national issues
1t bcstirs itself and goes in to win. Where
there is nothing to fight over but offices
1t oftentimos lots elections go by default,
but every four years it eIerts its gigantic
powers to purpose. II engages in COM
bat for II principle. II Is distinctively an
American party in the brosdest accepta-
tion of tho term. II represents the broad,
expansive ideas of human liberty and na-
tional progress. 1t is national party,
and keeps pace with the times. It is
Affirmative and solf.roliant. II believes
in the future Of tho great American re-
public and banks on tho permaueucy and
splondor Of tho country and its institu-
tions.
There is nothing mean about tho ro-
publican party. Its swoeping stride has
carried it onward and upward from birth.
It has always beon at the 'front.' 1t is the
party of the peoplo--bold, liberal, and
aggressive. 1t has combated and
triumphed over stubborn, narrow minded
mosS.back opposition fcr twenty-five
years, and it will continue to- triumph
until that opposition represents somo-
thing moro noble than hunger and thirst
for the spoils of Office, the degradation Of
American labor, and q blocking Of tho
wheels of national progress.
Thore is victory in the air.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

Mr.. Blaine is a shrowd observer Of men
and events, aud none are quicker than ho
to feol tho pulse Of popular sentiment.
His speeches Ia Ohio indicate very clearly
tho direction the current ia moving Ho
is not tho man to talk on subjects that do
not interest the people. He addresses
them on issues that are noar to thom and
in tho discussion Of which they have a
personal and very lively concern.
AT Cleveland ho spoke briefly on tho
tariff, and since thon ho has not let an
opportunity escape him Of saying somo-
thing further on tho same subject. At
Springfield no talked protection to tho
thousands of workingmen who composed
his audience, and yesterday ho spoke again
at Hamilton, devoting his remarks to tho
same end, though touching upon differ.
ont branch of tho subject. He sounded
tho keynote Of tho campaign in his lot
tor OF acceptance, aud tho course Of ovonts
has shown this wisdom. Protection is
tho ovorshadowing, burning issue in Ohio.
The democrats have cndeavorcd to dodge IL
in their usual cowardly, shifting manner,
but the republicans have forced IL to tho
front because 1t was what tho people
wanted. Mr.. Blaine has found what tho
people hunger for and he is feeding them.
His presence in tho state is having good
effect. lie has infused a spirit of splendid
enthusiasm into the campaign. The
masses are charmed with the man and
his manners, and they havo unboundod
faith in the doctrine he teaches and tho
principles ho represents. His versatility
and grasp on public questions is remark
able. He mover repeats himself Every
speech is new, fresh, and revivifying.
The republicans of Ohio and tho nation
arc proud Of tho man they propose to
make president of tho United States.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

The sill Of the late John w. Garrett,
which WAS prosAtod yesterday, is model
docnment of the kind, He bequeaths tho
ba.f OF his great estate to his two sons
AMI daughter. but disposes of the interest
on moro than Sl,00O,00O for charitable o
and benevolent purposes. Of this sum
$4,000 is TO be distributed annually among
the poor Of Baltimore. and $4,000 an
nually is to DO devoted, according to his
direction. to "such objects Of benevo-
;ence, to educational purposes, to aid
virtuous and struggling persons and to
such works Of public utility as are cal
culAted to promote tho happiness, useful.
ness, and progross Of society" The stock
in tho Baltimore aud Ohio is not to be
divided for sweniy years.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

they lost control Of the government
United States securities wont begging on
tho market at sixty cents on the dollar;
now tho treasury vaults arc bursting
from tho accumulation of hundreds of
millions of wealth. saved to pay Off ma
tional obligations and relieve the people
of n burden OF debt incurred in tho sup.
preston of democratic rebellion. What
a chance for plunder strikes tho demo.
cratic oyo, and what a vision of plenty is
it that excites It's cupidity and appetite
for robbery,
National Republican., 1884-10-02

Gov. CLEVELAND has at length ven.
tured TO accept an Invitation to attend a
spontaneous non-partisan reception his
Buffalo friends have been getting up for
him for tho past two months. He will
be whiskod through the state on light
ming express this afternoon, making no
stops or speeches between Albany and
the Niagara river. Tomorrow tho re-
coption will bo treated as q grand
democratic demonstration, In democratic
papers. Now let CleToland pluck up
courage and mike Il run through two or
- reo btates and lot the people look at
him,
National Republican., 1884-10-02
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

n
THE CoRCORAN SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
AND ARTS will be opened with appropriate
ceremonies In the Law Lecture Hal OF the New
University Building, southeast corner OF Fif-
teenth and IL streets, on the FIRST OF OCTQ-
BER at o'clock y. m, when the inaugural Adj
dress will be delivered by the Hon. JOHN w.
POWELL, LII. d., Director OF tho United States
Men of science, teachers oitlzens of Washing
ton Interested In Scientific and Psychological ed
ucatiOn, and especially all persons proposing to
pursue any course OF study In tho school, are In
The regular exercises of the school will begin
on OCT, z, at u o'clock y. m., when studOntS Will
be classified according to the number and kind Of
studies they may propose TO take These studies
look to certain specified deBrees-Bachelor of
Science, Master ofScience, Clvil Engineer, Min
ing Engineer. Sc,-or TO special proficiency In
some single art, according to the option OF stu
dents.
For circulars of the school, or more particular
Information, application may be made To the
PTesident oftho Faculty, DR.. JAMES q. WE'LL
ING, or 20 tho Dean of tho Faculty, Dr. ED
WARD r. FRISToE, who, for Durp0sea of con.
sultaton, Will be at the New University Building
irom TO o'clock r. M, where also letters OF
inquiry may be addressed, solO.lm
National Republican., 1884-10-02

ESPERoR DoM PEDRO is ut the head of
tho liboral party of Brazil which is
struggling TO FREQ the s, ,000,0 900 slaves now
held in the o,npiro. The money interest
involved is enormous, and the slavehold-
.ors arc defiant In tho!r opposition to the
oman cipation movement. Nevertheless,
the liberal party is gaining in strength
every day, and tbe temper of tho slave
holders is getting moro violent, A bloody
&vil war may grow out of the discussion
before q settlement can be arrived at.
National Republican., 1884-10-02
For SALE.

A 4S-INCH STAR BICYCLE, BUT LIT
"A tic used; price, $50; also o bl.inch. In per-
fect condition, 500 Apply at star ID school, n.
Y. ave. and 14th st, 80
National Republican., 1884-10-02

"GATH" and John L. Mclean are
fighting IT out through the columns of
the Cincinnati Enquirer. The New York
end Of the combination booms Blaine and
uDmercifully belabors Cleveland, Sohurz
aud company to tho extent Of two or
three coluIuns daily on the first page, and
Mclean takes tho opposite course on the
editorial page At this stage Of the
wrans!e Gath" appears to have a shade
tho best OF it. His matter is printed in
moIo conspicuous par, of tho paper, and
Shoa :. "a the bss. written and arranged
in .:ttAotigo styls. The correspondent
.s tn1aihs the editor and proprietor.
There 70 q suspicion thGt the editor aud
proprietor yrefers /: That way.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

BLAIrE's sAur iu Ohio is rapidly break.
lug the dOmooIatio hGarE, as well as
spreading Generalization In tho demo-
cratic racks. Tho QUO effort Of democratic
ediiors EGw seetas to bs to book the
iorca Of tho blow tho!I gAuso 10 about to
receive. and protect their t!eket as faE ~
possible from tts Gfao.. Tha New York
World OF yesterday begins the concluding
paragraph Of its able leader Oh this
subject with those hope!oss words; THUS
u democratic viosoTy IN Ohio 10 tho a!ee'
tor which takes place two weeks from
to-day would bs wonder which has not
bssa wisDsssSd in twenty.elght years"
This Is not Ihe age of wonders, aud no
such marvel aS Ihia Is likely to occur. 1t
;S quite proper shat democracy should
prepare for Ihe worst, Ger tho nVws from
Ohio two waaAI from To-day will fall
With great "ihud" upon its hopes.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

Mr.. SPRINGER violated tho law in
not making his report before the expirs-
tion of sixty days from tho adjournment
of congress, but thon We are willing to
overlook that little ofIenso, inssmuch as
ho only fired papor cartridge.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

n.y. TO THE CITIZENS OF THE Dis
as.S TRICI OF CoLuMBIA IN FAVOR OF
THE ELECrION OF CLEVELAND AND
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-
frnying the legitimate expenses Of the National
Democratic Campaign. Those desiring TO con
him. p. o, BOX $40 spp5-2w
National Republican., 1884-10-02
DETAIL OF NAVAL OFFICERS.
Secretary Chandler Forms and Advises an Ad.
yisory BOARD for that Purpose.

yisory Board for that Purpose.
The secretary of the navy yesterday issued
an order that hereafter all communications
from naval officers shall be addressed to him,
except those pertaining to the special business
Of the bureaus or those required to be made to
the judge advocate general Detail Of navy
officers will be made by board consisting of
the secretary and four line officers instead OF,
rs heretofore, by the chief of the bureau of
navigation. Mr.. Chandler has contemplated
this change ever since he became secretary.
He has named Rear Admiral Nichols and Com
modores Walker, secorf, and schley as NOM
bers Of the advisory board. and directed them
to detail such os.,eers of the staff corps as the
chief of bureau names, "unless they dissent for
reasons which they will state" He directs
them to inform themselves of the condition
and work of the vessels and to examine the
reports of commanding officers. Ho directs
the attention Of officers to the general order of
Secretary Thompson OF March %, 1877, regard
ing applications of officers for orders or changes
of orders, and to his own annual report of Nov
30 1882, condemning fayoritism in the detail OF
officers of the navy.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

FRANK HuRD and William Morrison
havo lost all interest in tariff discussion.
They aro much exercised over tho Multi
gan letters. tho star route scandals, and
the condition Of last years birds nests.
Tho people arc looking elsewhere for en-
iightenmcnt on living issues.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

THIRTY THOUSAND voters welcomed
Mr. Blaine at Springfield, one of ohio's
Industrial centers, and among the number
were many hundreds Of Irish-Americans
who will! vote tho republican ticket for
She 6rst time this fall.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

Mr.. scHURz has returned from the
west. iIo has beon interviewed and it is
plain to bc soen that no is net sanguino of
democratic success. Ho says ho has
hopes, however Ho carefully avoided
tariff shoals on his pilgrimage.
National Republican., 1884-10-02
Special Train to the Electrical Exhibition, Phil
ndelnhin.

For the convenience Of persons desiring to
attend the electrical exhibition now being held
at Philadelphia, the passenger department OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad company has ar.
ranged TO run special train, leaving the Ball
timore and Potomac railroad station, Washing
ton, at l p. m. on Thursday, the I'd instant,
reaching Philadelphia NJ $3.50 p. m. Returning
the Sd instant The return trip from Balti.
more will be over the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. Fare from Washington, which includes
one admission to the exhibition, will be 50.
National Republican., 1884-10-02
WAhTED--ROOMS.

A ROOM ON THE 2D OR 30 FLOOR !;
"a private family preferred. Address II. W,
Republican Office. a.
pYA YOUNG LADY-AN UNFURNIsHED
- room, with board, near 11th ST. N. w. state
terms and locality. Address NJ. S., Republican
A
National Republican., 1884-10-02

ThsHE ID no moro accurate manner Of
iniging tho future than ~ tho past, and
~ Jadging the democratic party Of 1884
~ sel! to take Retrospective glanco at
that organization IS IL eourisAed in cor
Iaption 10 Rnto-bollGm dSya Tho In
siiuen and ambitioE Of tho democratio
Icsles are Iho sama now % in yosrs gono
by-.lho !o,o OF publle piuudor. Under
JaS asI u dolnooTS,io sway thoto was
LuI little 10 tAo fodoral tIS.auTy 10 sisAl,
bat IL. oppoTtsnIsiss IN that direction,
although llHliISd, TSre ample enough To
JsIulsb vlpndsI 10 sas extent Of 10000
100. Seeordias to 1hs trOss7ry records
ts the fSco Of thlS record Of crime
" sorrspGop, &S HoDdtieSS md his
.aora',s ssavstTioIs are nsakins Pito'
.r' sipegs ~ sutsU 50 place them to
large pf aAs sAIipn'S G''s'' NJ" Whoa
National Republican., 1884-10-02

CHICAGO, Oct l.--Cyrus W, Field and party
reached this city to-day on their return from
the Pacific coast, after most successful trip
that extended over II 900 miles. They crossed
the mountains by the Canada Pacific line, and
thence by way of Winnipeg and Lake Superior.
They leave for New York this afternoon.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

rayablc luvarlably In adyance.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

Ur to tho hour Of going to press Mr..
Blnino las not boSE accused of arson.
highway robbery, or murder.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

IN two weeks we will know more about
tho magnitude Of the republican majority
in Ohio. In the distance it looks liko
5000. II may be moro.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

CoAiaissIosER WEST scoms TO be "a nice
old gentleman TO do business with, but
touchy, terribly touchy
National Republican., 1884-10-02

COMMISSIONER WEsr appears to bo
paying pretty dearly for his whistle.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

ANDREW JACKSON is Cloveland's
strongest competitor in somo of the back
townships down in Kentucky.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

n.y.. WISH TO TENDER MY THANKS
N1S to the Fire and Police Department for
their energy and efficiency in saving and pro-
tccting my property OH the morning of the 30th
ultimo [1tl RUDOLPH E1CHORN.
MY IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
N.Y. Dlstrlc, of Columbia in Equity Court for
said District: Andrew J: Joyce VS.: Mary White,
Administrators, ct nl.-In Equity No. 2bp7. The
trustees in tho above entitled cause. having re.
ported to the court that they have made sales
Oflot live (0) and part oflot four az In square
1000, and part of Tot one ~ In square S78, II IL
this 9th day Of september, \; d. 1884 adJudged,
ordered, md decrced, that said sales be and they
arc hereby ratified and confirmed; and nlso,'
that said report be and the same is hereby rati-
fled and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 10TH DAY OF OC-
ToDER NEXT. Provided copy of this order
be inserted In the washington Law Reporter"
and THE NATIONAL REPuBLtCAN," two pa-
pers printed In the city of Washington, District
OfColumbia, once In each three successive weeks
before tho 10th OF October next The report
states tue amount OF sales to be 81 1896, 80.
CHARLES T., JAMES, Justice, &C.
true copy-rest: II. ]. MElGs, Clerk.
by NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

THURSDAY, OCTOBER ., 1884.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

THH DAILY Ia served TO subscribers by carrier
NJ twelve Conls n Meek, or Fifly Cents mouth.
National Republican., 1884-10-02
sara A. spENoET P vi Z TiTisi Vice FrIaSipai. i'''p"I
ryNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.


TIE LAW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN
UNIVERSITY Will be installed In its new Lee
ture Hall, In the New University Building
lsoutheast corner Fifteenth and III streets, OF
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER b, at y o'clock p
M, when the Inaugural Address will be delv-
cred by the Hon. SAMUEL Z. PHILLIPS, So
licilor General ofthe United States,
Members OF the Bench and Bar of Washington,
the Alumni of the School, students OF Law al
ready In the school, and gentlemen proposing to
enter II, are invited 10 be present.
The Regular Exercises the school VIII begin
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER o, at q O'Clock Z.
M, when the announcements for the year wlll
be made by the Faculty.
Professors COX, MAURY, STRONG. and AP-
PLEBY will remain In charge of their respec-
tive chairs.
The tuition fees will remain unchanged
The now Lecture Hall of the school Will be
open for inspection daily after the lsr OF oc-
TOBER.
For catalogues or other information, appllca'
ton may be made to the President Of the Fac
ulty, DIR. JAMES q. WELLlNG. Catalogues
may also be hnd at the bookstores OF w. II. Nor
rison, 47b Pennsylyania avenue, and OF James
Anglm d Co.. l424 + street; at the office OF
Fitch. Fox a brown, 1897 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. aud at the New University building.
EfI I'm
National Republican., 1884-10-02

WTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN
w II. Beall, Bateman a Co.'S Bank, 1411
st. NV, isa Commissioner of Deeds for every
State andTern tory, United States Commissioner
Exaniner. and Notary Public; always In Office
from a. IN. 10 5p. IN
National Republican., 1884-10-02

Eutcrcd at the Postonce et Washington, D c.,
MS Secondclngs matter,
National Republican., 1884-10-02
~ Rally. NEW YoRKEnsi

The New York Republican Association will
hold business session EVERY EVENING
this week tondng oct. 4, 1SS4)at $50 L st NV
to receive and net upon applications for mem.
hcrship for New York voters desiring to avail
themselves Of reduced rates. No names can be
added TO list of members after Saturday even
Ing, 18th Instant HENRY w. ANDREWS,
President
j. H. VI. WINFIELD, Secretary. Oc2-3t
National Republican., 1884-10-02
> LIQUOR LioENsE NOTICE..


wAsuISGroN d. C., oct. /, 1884.
!. Applications for liquor license for the license
presented as soon as possible, To insure action
before tho expiration fthe present license year.
aud must be accompanied by the certificate OF
the Collector of Taxes that tho applicant has de-
posltcd III his oillcs the requisite license fee.
2, Applicants for liquor license must comply
with existing requirements of law In submitting
their applications. and no license viii be issued
except nj the discretion ofthe Commissioners.
a. Ali applicants who shall engage In, or who
hail continue. said business after the expiration
OF present license, will do at their peril In
all cases where the application shall for any
reason, fall thoy will be prosecuted under the
existing laws, and the money deposited for H.
conse Will be held TO pay any nno which the
court may impose upon trial.
BY order Of the Commissioners ID. G.
BOBERT p. DODGE,
b nr1-Rt AsanssNr n n
National Republican., 1884-10-02
SPECIII NOTICES.
s-~---~~~s->'
nsSs EXECUTIVE OFFIcE9
h-0 CiifesApEAi<E AHD poTOMAC

EsSS o,sn.EcTI ExEcTT,yr I,,r ,sn efrrcEs poTou,c
TELEPHONE CO., 1i2O NEW NoRK AVE,
WASHtNaroN, y. G., Oct. |, 1894,
Notice Is hereby given that MIR, WARREN
CHOArE, late Secretary, hns severed his CON
neCton With this Company.
Commune cations IN relation TO its business
should be d lrCsgud "Chesapcake and Potomac
Telephone company, Wellington, u. G."
SAMUEL NJ. BRYAN,
oc2-Ot General Manager.
F,.yzs THE TENTH ANNUAL MEETING
SH1 Of Second Washington Cgopcratiye
Building Association win take place THIS
EVENING, October =, Il 1SSi, at Z O'Clock, IN the
hall OF the association, No Bl6 seventh street
northwest. JOHN n. THOMPSON,
SpprpturX.
National Republican., 1884-10-02
n FISs BAICU WILL OPEN A FIRST

MISS BALCH WILL OPEN FIRST
INl class school for young ladies SEPTEMBER
10. Advanced pupils preferred. Special atten-
tion given TO Mathematics and Languages Mum.
Der Of fpupik limited. Evening classes for adults
preparing for competitive examinations. Apply
at once. MISS BAlCH. 1206 q II. N. w. keE
erences: Hon w. w. Corcoran, Admiral Geo
b. Balch, Baltlmorej Com. =. +. Lee and Rev.
]. j. Bullock Washington, d. {. seI-lm
National Republican., 1884-10-02
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1nJn 3D ST. S. WALL MODERN
lO III improvements; s26 Inquire OF
GEO. WHITE, 462 Maine av., at Foundry. "a
JACOBS FIRST CLASS FURNISHED
- house, with French board; references ex-
changed. 02O Farragut Square, 17th 81. N. w.
National Republican., 1884-10-02

TUoWES BoOKKEEPtNG-THB SHORT.
il j. est method In the United States; monthso OF
day aud night sessions with peDmanship, Sc.
ti n month; 81 for three months; uowgs
Rapid business Ponmanshp alone s3 scnol-
nrs taught separately. uOWE'S BUSINESS
SCHOOL. bIT Itl 1t.
National Republican., 1884-10-02
WANTED-MIsoELLASEOUs US.

A LII PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
"A erection of the "Plnkney Memorial Church"
70 make or send something for the Fair. to be
VILE. Donations may be len at Mrs. BR0SEI-
MANS, Art Needlowork, o22 Il ct. n. w.
b-se25-th 81 s,tu-1m
National Republican., 1884-10-02

EoR THE CAMPAIGN.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, eau be had
AZ lhe counter aftho Buslness Onloe Ia wrappers
ready for mailing,
National Republican., 1884-10-02
EDUCdTTONiL.

g wEsTHoRPE, TEACHER OF MUSIC.
>. OIL 9th street N. w. Specially Vocal and
Instrumental se10-1mt
National Republican., 1884-10-02
n5z PosToFFIcE NOTICE

Letters for Europe need not be specially d.
rected for dispatch by any particular steamer in
order to secure speedy delivery at destination.
aa all Trans ATLANTIC malls are forwarded by tho
Foreign malls for tho week ending OCT. 4
Will close lPnoMPTLY In all cases) at this Office
"a follows:
FRIDAY.--At o q. IN. for Newfoundland and st.
Pierre Miguelon, via Halifax: at 1;30 p. IN.
for Porto Rico direct, per steamship Andes
SATURDAH.-At . a. IN. for Scotland direct,
per steamship Circnssia, via Glasgow; Mt IL q.
IN. for Germany, &C.. per steamship Donau,
via southampton andlBremenQ Qetters for Great
Britain and other European Countries must
rone, per steamship CITY Of Rome, via Queens
steamship =. Caland, via Rotterdam; at p.
Muriel; at l;3Q p IN. for Cuba and Porto Rico
per steamship Niagara. via Havana; at $50 p.
m. for Belgium direct: per steamship Noord-
land, va Antwerpi at 10 m for Jamaica, per
Mails for China and Japan, per steamship
City OF New York (yia San Francisco) close
e" ana F lGf Isaaas
Cisco, close here, Oct sis at p. m. Cor on ar
ter with British mails for Australia.
hescheduie OF closing ofTrans- Pacific malls
Is arranged on tho presumption OF their unlntcr-
Malls from the East arriving ON time at San
Francisco on the day OF sailing of steamera are
dispatched thence the Same day.
HENRY @. PEARSON,
PosroyyIcn. NEW YoaK. Sept 20. 1854.
NY DIR. II. o. CANDEE, THE VITO
issS pathc Magnetic and Electric Physician,
has returned from his summer vacation, and Is
attention OF tho public TO some OF the
which have at my office. which surpass any
ever heretofore presented to the world. Call or
send for testimonials Of wonderful cures by DIR.
at N Waahinpfnn n n
National Republican., 1884-10-02

fINHE MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL
Il and Dental Department Of Howard Uni
verslty will open OCTOBER q Mt 7:3O p. m.
The profession and public are INVITED TO attend
the exercises. Prof William ii. Seaman will
cards giving the order OF clinics address Q. D.
PURVls. NJ D., Secretary, Ills Thirteenth
street northwest se1S-l7t
National Republican., 1884-10-02

NORWOOD INSTITUTE SELECT SCHOOL
IN for girls reopens SEPrEM BER 20. 1912
and 1914 lIth ST. Il. w, Washington, u. @. A
complete school course-Englsh, Scientific, Clas-
sicai. Great facilities for modern languages, par
Music (pano, Prof Anton Gloetzner). A Col
legate Course. Also Elective Courses for ads
vanced students Preparation classes for Nassar
and other colleges. Call at 1914 l4th st, n. W.
or address MIR. and MRS W. ID. CABELL
Principals spl2-tf
National Republican., 1884-10-02

MR. L. q. MARINrS ACADEMY WILL
1Nl open SATURDAY, OCTOBER a, 1884,
for the reception of pupils-at 2 o'clock p. m for
misses and masters and at o'clock p m. for
adults. All former pupils and patrons are in
ylted to attend the reception on tho above day.
urday. Circulars are now 10 be had at Music
stores and Academy. se15-lm