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National Republican., 1884-04-05
THE RELIEF COMMITTEE.
The Work Done and tho Board Asks to
DO Di schurgsd.

DO Discharged.
The executive committee of the citizens
relief association met pursuant to adjourn
ment; present. Maj. Morgan, chairman; Maj.
Dye, Messrs Whitney, Wolf Mcclure, Glover,
Clark, Grswold, Fendall and Perry. Mai.
Dye submitted q report OF disbursements
since March l, 1884, amounting to ss60.25,
making q total of disbursements to date of
$6,146.12, leaving on hand balance of
S049.33. Maj. Dye reported that the special
emergency which required tho appeal to the
citizens at large for aid had ceased, and that
the occasion for the committees services did
not longer exist.
Thereupon it was ordered that the uneX-
pended balance remaining on hand be dis
tributed as follows TO tho Washington City
Orphan asylum, 800; to the st. NinGent's
Orphan asylum, 500; to the German Orphan
asylum, 500; and the residue, (Sl9.33) to
the Night Lodging house Of the District of
Columbia 1t was further ordered that
Judge Walter S. Cox, chairman of the public
meeting held at Masonic temple on Jan. IL,
1884, by whom this committee was appointed
be requested to select three persons, not
members of this committee, to audit the
receipts and disbursements Of this commit
tee. 1t was further ordered that Messrs.
Perry, Fendall, and Wolf be appointed n
subcommittee to draft report to be sub
mitted to the said chairman of the public
meeting aforesaid of the work done by this
committee in the promises,
Thereupon, on motion, the committee
adjourned to meet finally on Friday the
eighteenth instant, at 7 o'clock p. IN,
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The Vetornn Cadets, Fair.

At the Veteran Cadets fair last evoning ut
Masonic temple large crowd was in at
tendance. The votes for the leading candi-
dates at the close stood as follows: Sword
for any cadet lieutenant-William Farquar,
Sons Of Veterans, 0. Badge for any militia
man-Sergeant Skinner, 10. Diamond car
rings for lady assistants-Miss Lillian Cluss, "A.
Badge for Veteran Cadets-D. w. Perkins, %;
Sergt. X. B. Kepner, 90. Diamond ring for
lady assistant-Mrs. W. B. Upperman, a. Sill
vor pitcher for honorary momber of Union
Veteran corps-Prof. j. II. Vermilya, 1s. Elk
badge-H, II. Smith, 81. Young mans cane-S.
H. jacobson. 15. Hanson whip. N.
Leaply, 45. q. A. r. suit--W. II. sedgwick,
10. Silver Set-Mrs. J. jacobson,
IL. Opera glasses-Lilly Clar voc,
3. Bisque doll-Dollie Wilmot, n.
Wax doll-Ida jacobson. o. Shell-W. A.
Hungerford, Potomacs, 80. Society mans
Goodoe Collette, 5. Lady's boots-Mrs. w
II. Hoover, IL. Students lamp for member
of U. V. CO. L, Caruana, g. Civil suit U
V. cadet-Sergt. L. b. Collins, 81. Overcoat-
+. NJ. Ashford 10 c. w. Bishop, 10. Senate
pages badge. l.. Doty, 15; 8. w. Byington
IL
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INC Unlformed nattnIlon.

Tho monthly meeting OF tho uniformed
battalion, |. o. O, f., was held last evening
in odd Fellows hall, After the transaction
of routine business action was taken in ref
erence TO the siXty-hfth anniversary of the
order which is on the twenty-5xth instant,
and it was decided TO celebrate the twenty
eighth instant by parade in the afternoon
and musical and literary entertainment
and hop at Masonic temple in tho evening.
1t was also decided to invite Marley Drill
association Of Alexandria to participate in
the Daralo
National Republican., 1884-04-05
The sacngerbund ChiIdren's NIasqucrad,

The Saengerbund Cht1dren's Masquerade.
The children's masquerade party of the
Washington Saengerbund at Abners last
evening was very largely attended. Among
the little ones present and the characters
represented were: Colored Banjoist, Oscar
Vogt; Quakeress, Stella Reizenstein Milk
maid, Clara Donch; Flower Girl, Mary Wolf;
Highland LasBie, Amy Reizenstein; Earls,
Herman and Fred Shade; Goddess Of Liberty,
Katie Schoenborn; Queen, Ida Faber;
peasants, Willie and Emma Xander;
Indian Girl, Minnie Spangler; Flower Girl,
Dora Stephens; Millors Rudolph Gebner and
Robert Gardner; Sailor Boy, Eddie Johansen;
Spanish Girl, Annie Schoenborn; Morning.
Ida Johansen; Clown, Marshall won Schilling;
Prince, Franc Won Schillng; Domino, Julia
Schoenborn; Prince William, Laura Spencer;
Princess, Sophia Spencer; Tamborine Girl,
Rosa Eberly; Red Riding Hood, Minnie
Pahlers; Telephone Girl, Clara Franc;
Clown, Georgia Carter; Peasant, Nina
Reizenstein; Swiss Peasant, Helen Wolf;
Fairy, Minnie Lederer; Fairy, Annie
Diotrich Swiss Girl, Thoodosia Rupli; Swiss
Girl, Annie Rupli Cavalier, A. Lepper;
Italian Peasant. Clara Kubel; Tambourine
Girl, Lizzio Sauer; Skating Girl, Hormina
Koss; Advertising Girl, Mary Spangler;
Court Lady, Lulu Knoop; Harlequin and
Columbine, Willie and Freddie Waldmsnn;
Fortune Teller Helene Gebner; Clowns,
Freddie and Charlie Walters.
National Republican., 1884-04-05

that office, and was declared elected, and he
was thereupon, with his deputy. Miss Fuller,
duly installed by the worthy chief templar
Mr.. Dony acting as grand worthy marshal.
For the good Of the order the lodge was ad-
dressed by the worthy chief templar, Mr.. r.
9. Checks. Mr.. Polar, veteran worker in
the temperance cause, both in tho state of
New York and in this district, also made an
earnest and vigorous oxhortation to the mem
bers, counseling active and faithful work in
tho cause of temnerance.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
A Great Gale.

The high winds of the past few days have
blown nearly all the water out of the Eastern
Branch of the Potomac, near the navy yard
The only water left appears to be in tho
channel. Many boats have been left high
and dry" on tho mud. The keepers of small
boats are unable to rent their craft because
they are stuck hard in the mud. In many
places persons can walk from the shore to tho
channel edge,
National Republican., 1884-04-05
Howard University Ladies' Literary So
ciety.

The Young Ladies' Literary society Of
Howard university held its first anniversary
in the college chapel last evening ats o'clock.
The stage was tastefully decorated with
flowers, busts, and paintings. A large and
appreciative audience was in attendance The
following programme was rendered: Instru-
mental music, "Home, Sweet Home" varia-
tions, Rachel Syphax, Williamsburg. Va;
presidents address, Emma V. Beckwith,
Washington, ID. C essay, Little Things,
Matte G. Nelson, Baltimore, Nd; select read
ing, Wendell Phillips, Pocahontas Lane,
Elizabeth City, N. c.; solo, Happy Day, Mary
L. Harrell, Hertford. N. c.; defamation,
Tasso and His Sister, Maggie Z. johnson, Gull
pepper, Va; grafton, Higher Education for
Women, Josephine J. Turpin, Richmond,
Va; duet, Bird and Mate, Emma N. Harrell
and Emma B. Fields.
Discussion-"R Resolucd That industrial edu-
cation should be introduced in the public
schools !" affirmative, Maria A. ID. Madry,
Elizabeth City, N. c., and negative, Maria G.
Howard, SUNSHINE Md; "The Young
Ladies' Bazaar" Rachel Syphax; instru.
mental music, La Belle Marguerite
Polka" Rachel Syphax. The partici
pants were all ladies. The exercises were 9
complete success, and the largo audience
dispersed we'll pleased with their evenings
| entertainment. '1'7
National Republican., 1884-04-05
The BiscboT Concert.

The fifth concert of the course of 1883 -'S4
at the First Congregational church last even.
ing was attended by fashionable and cul.
tured aud fence. The latter programme wa;
devoted to selections from "rrovatore.'
The ladies and gentlemen who participated
were DIR. j. w. Bisohoif, whose performance
of the overture, "Zanett," from Auber, was
very fine; Mr.. IL. NJ. Paul, Miss Hattie War
ner Miss Madden, Miss Lippincott. Mr
Young, Miss Rogers, Mrs. Powell, Mr.. Miller
Mr.. Boughton, and Miss Evan. The special
features of the concert were Miss Madden's
very sweet and sympathetic mezzo soprano
voice. and the exquisite singing Of Miss
Evan. Tho sixth concert will be given
Friday evening, May 2.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
Very Romantic.

Tho snug yacht of the temperance fishing
club has been renamed by tho members oi
that organization through the president, Mr
George McCauley, The craft will hereafter
sail under the name of Minnehaha. She
will be handsomely painted and reftted be-
fore tho first cruise, which will take place on
the first Saturday in May.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
co,ored sobbnth school UnIou

The superintendents and delegates forming
the managing part of the Colorod Sabbath
School union will hold special meeting at
the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian church to-
morrow afternoon, at which all the colored
Sabbath schools of the district will bo repre-
gented,
National Republican., 1884-04-05
EYi,ihItinn of Trnmt.

Owing to tho general interest manifested,
Prof Baird has determined to continue the
exhibition of trout at the central station of
the United States fish commission, in the old
Armory building to-day. Tho station will
DO open 70 Yisitnrs from 10 q. m. 10 5 D. m.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
Anchor Lodgc, l. o. q. y.

Anchor lodge met at its now hall, German
hall, on Eleventh. between Il and q streets,
last evening" and after the transaction of the
usual routine business the lodge proceeded
. TO tho election of marshal, Mr.. Grady re.
csived the unanimous vote of the lodge for
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Knirhts Temnlnr At Church,

Next Friday is Good Friday, whom the
services, more especially in tho Protestant
Episcopal and Catholic churches, arc Of tho
most solemn and impressive character. The
Knights Templar will, in the evening, attend
in "a body st. Andrews p. H. church at
Fourteenth and L streets northwest
National Republican., 1884-04-05
A Queen Elected.

The Emancipation club of the third and
fourth districts met last night and elected
Mr. Charles Smith chief marshal and fer
queen Miss Carrie Il. Clark.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
KIIIinR "A Eli.

The bill to incorporate railroad company
between this city and Bladensburg, Nd, has
been killed in the district committee sub
committee of tho district committee reported
tho bill adversely.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
nInrl,intnI,,n Island

Blakiston's island, the gem of the Potomac,
has at last been subdivided into lots, and it
will soon be city by the sea- This island
is delightfully."- situated, and will be fayorite
resort this summer
National Republican., 1884-04-05
Not Intcrconyertible,

The district committee Of tho house has
reported adversely on the bill that provides
for tho exchange of tickets between the street
railroad companies of Washington and the
Herdic PhaetOn company
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The Fourth District Republican Club.

The Fourth District Republican Club.
The Fourth District Republican association
met last night at Potomac hall, West Wash
ington. Mr.. II. II. Day was elected president
and Mr. .Wm. II, Bell, secretary. The meeting
was opened with prayer by Mr. Chas. Lemon.
Addresses were made by Mcssrs. II. ID. Rutiin,
George w. Richardson, Robert Dorsey, Joseph
II. Lee, William II. Liverpool, and Randall
Bowie. Tho club then edjourned
National Republican., 1884-04-05
PREMATURE BALDNEss.
PREMATURE BALDNE ESS.
PREMATURE BALDNESS.
prem ATITRn nAInNIHG.l

The process of loss of hair may take take place
either rapidly in the course of weeks months
Ia generally the case the loss II slow and gradual
through period of years. The hairs may commence
TO come out at any period after proberty although
badness does not ordinarily begin TO manifest itself
until the age Of 20 or 80 years. The scalp through
outthe process appears to be healthy. At first only
replaced Immediately by n shorter and finer growth
ofhair. Later these, in turn she'd and are sue
ceeded by still finer hairs and In the course of time
even these cease to appear when complete badness
ofn certain portion of the scalp is the result There
may be an appearance of fine down, which proves
that the hair fOlllce still exists, and be made to
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment
The prevalence of premature badness among our
young men and women of the present day Is really
scalp affected. Thus we have Crown, Frontal Part,
and Temple badness. The last two are 40 much
dreaded by ladies' DR.. VAN DYCK positively cures
badness Remember baldnessis durable long as tho
hair fOllicles are not destroyed. Dir. VAN DYCK,
Dermatooglst has perfected scientific capillary
treatment which enables him to cure badness, even
In cases of years duration. He producc,a vgOr-
GUS, lyllriOus growth of hair In every where the
hair folliCesa not destroyed. No should be bald
before 90 If your hair is getting thin, harsh, dry
split, faded prematurely gray; " you are getting
or any hair or scalp disease, consult DR.. VAN DNCK,
DermatOoglst, No 81 Grant Place, at once Salts
faction assured, Hours, a. m. To p m; sundays,
0tO2 lfunable to call describe your case. and send
three stamps for answer.
WI ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w BoAll, Batcman Il Co s Bank, 141l L st. n. w,
Ia Commissioner of Deeds for every state and Terri
tory, United States Commissioners, Examiner, aud
Notary Public; ALWAYS in OIL from H. IN,
National Republican., 1884-04-05
Slrbital.
TJEALTH Is WEALTH.
Eust ann Founa.

OST -- SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARRING
either on street or In street car Liberal reward
returned 70 467 Mo, av, 0.7
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for grut---Roums.

1010 15rI ST. n w; NEAH IN Nam rSn,, AMD
Rooms, with or without board very qulel; SenF Sen
lnrN IAlMIIlllnnA rnInrnnnn. lNnl-Ll
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All of these gentlemen owe the fact that
they are congressman to the fact that suf-
frago as provided by the constitution prevails
in their districts.
The bill introduced by Con. Rosecrans
meets the general appreciation Of tho citizens
of this district as can be seen by the inter-
views published in THE NATIONAL REPUB-
L1cAN several weeks ago, and it's defeat In q
dark lantern" meeting of the district COM
mittce is great surprise to the citizens.
The bill in question provides "for the cleo
tiou Of commissioners for tho District of
Columbia by the qualified electors thereof"
Tho quiet" defeat Of the above bill was
cri ticised by many citizens and business men
last night.
National Republican., 1884-04-05

BB- Advertisements under me heads OF Wants, For
Tent Tor Sale, boarding, Lost and Found, dnf
Personal, Of three lines or ess, e1besn long i0oTds
10 cents one Insertion each additional insertion lO
cents. Business cards not included In these rates
National Republican., 1884-04-05
8lantc0---Ronms.

UNFINISHED ROOM AND FIRST CLASS
II hoard for two in n. W.; state price. Address
Box y, Republican Office. 4-7
MAY /, BY 3 ADULTS-4 OR b UNFUR-
Nh nlshed rooms, I'd floor, bet. 9th and 13th'and J.
and sts.; rooms must be large; family permanent
house modern rent low Address, with terms, &c,
MoNrEIrH, Republican Office. 40
rINwo uNFURNIsHED ROOMS. FOR HOUSE.
Il keeping; centrally located. Address LIVING
STONE, Republican Office. 40
VNOUR OR FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
u adults, near caterer. Address, stating terms,
II. G., Republican Office. 40
National Republican., 1884-04-05

~ ENTS INSTRUCTED IN DAY OR NIGHT
W Observation-Disclosures, Engineering, Drawing
Tracing. &c, at 51O + st. n. W.; terms reasonable.
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S0lautro-o;mpIOpmtnt.

10 cents ons inssriion: each nddaion1 Insertion 10
cents Business cards not included in these rates
0lantto-GmplOpmtnt. ..-
A sITUATIoN-BY a YOUNG MAN, As
IhoroSshy " &ddPessS dPessS ). INK H. R RcpubISSn ONCE
pY WHITE GIRLs-A PLACE IN A PRl-
ID vate family; one IA cook and the other as cham
befmaldi can give reiercpccs. Address a. b., itc-
A XorNa WIDOW WILL oaaSI EXrEtRiENGE taS
resort, or fainilyi best references. Address y H.,
pY A REsPEUrABE CoLoRED woMANI,A
goodroierence given. No. T2s 7th st. :, H. 10
A PLACE no DO CHAMBER WORK or
9ooe boundary ] I:Sst' St NV '''o ''y' -, IL
DY Two REsPECrABLE CoLoRED, GIRLS
- SITUATIONS US nurses or cliainbeIinnlusi utslrs
70 % SO home at night Apply at No. Ga North yspl-
. @tantso- ..9tlp ..........
VJyANTED-A GOOD GIRL, WITH REFER.
w enccs, TO do chamberwork and wash eau it a.
1928 n. Y, av, bet q and p. m. and IL and IL
"ANTEn--h GOOD COOK; ALSO A BOY.
w Apply ut basement of14Oo n. Y.ay. rs
WANTED g43 PA. AV., \ WOMAN TO
wv cook; good referencesi also male cook. 2-S
WANTED-BoY FROM 10 TO 20 YEARS OF
must be rapid. accurate readers wages, ~ per day of
hours. Address, Immediately, III, Republican Of
flee. 90
| WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN
w Job printing oflcc must he able TO set up Jobs
| Apply at CITIZEN OFFICE Georgetown, ID. 9, 90
| JXTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN-A TEACHER
! w of reodng; gentleman preferred. Address.
stating terms per hour, y. w., Republican Office q
! XNTANTED-A FIRST. CLASS DRESSMAKER,
! w TO sew by the week In n private family; must
I be well recommended. Address, stating terms and
| references, ". Y. ", Republican Ohlce. "a
wv yANTED-A GOOD COOK ONE WITH GOOD
wv references. Apply at once at 6lO 1lth St N.
| -NITANTED 80 IMMEDIATELY A GIRL TO
| w cook, wash, and iron; one who can come with
good recommendations. Call " 20 Grant Place. 20
| NXTANTED-20O MEN 10 GET OUT RAIL
! w road ties In Maryland: transportation furnished
and provisions ndvanced office open until y o'clock
at night. 926 81. N. W. PRICE d CooMBS,
Llcensed Agents. 20
WANTED-IMMEDI COOKS, AT
| w New York Chop House, 12lO Pa NV. N. w.
| WANTED-A RESPECTABIE, ENEHgETIC
wv man orlucrative outdoor position of trust la36
Pierce Place n. w. 20
WI A N n u d = COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS,
w nurses, scrub and kitchen girls, and seam
Nebraska, and elsewhere; O26 st. N. w. PRICE
q &COOMBS Licensed Agents. 20
| UTANTED-LADIES, CITY AND COUNTRY,
w TO make s2 TO SO daily, frnglng Easter cards
send 80 cents stamps or postal note for instructions
and samples; Address AGENCY, Z. o. Boy 1870
New York city 2-ma3l-mwf
XNTANTED-GOOD, RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
Wy the United states Beneficial Society. Apply
daily after a. M, to l.. G. GADD, Secretary, room
8, Lenox Building, 7th and sts N. w. 2
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The Drivers Association

The Drivers Association.
The Drivers association met last night at
Dalys hail. on o street. j. l.. Bell was
elected chief marshal for the emancipation
parade. A uniform was also adopted.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
Safc lrpusit Gumpauifs.
SEoun1rY FROM Loss ny BURGLARY.
Robbery. FIRE. OR ACCIDENE.

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
OF Washington, In lis own building
Cor Fifteenth street and New York ayenuc
Perpetual Charter, act OF Congress Jan. ~, 1867
CAPITAL ;lUU 900
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. II, GRAY, FRANK q, CLARKsoN.
GEORuE II. GRAY, PRANK q, CLARKsON
GRAY & cLARKsoN
BOOK AND jon PRINTERS
GLOBE OFFICE,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ~ w

Make q Speciality OF Fine Printing.
sole Agents for tho DlettCt Of Columbia for r. a.
Farmer n Co.'S steel Plate Engrpyings for Advcr.
tisnR Purposes, Menu Cards. business Cards, Field
Vrs, tGC.
Also Agents for tho PANTAGRAPu CHEAP
BINDER, for Business OnCe aud Counting Room
Stationery, This Is u neat Binder, and a trial Will
convince anyone Of It's durability and cheapness,
National Republican., 1884-04-05
istellaneuus.

XNTAGONS-TO HAUL SAND AT LYNNS
wv MILL on Rock. near Street Bridge Ga
A CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY WISHING no
IN spend the summer t In WashingtSn would take
city for Its use. Address w. C. c., Republican ONCE.
National Republican., 1884-04-05

A RESPONSIBLE MAN HAS USE FOR $3.50,
~ for which he Will pay per cent. month;
principal paid on demand Address Box 65, Star
OtNcn. IL
National Republican., 1884-04-05

The West Street Church.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Fullerton, of Erie, Pa,
pastor-elect of the West Street Presbyterian
church, Georgetown, is expected to fill the
pulpit on tho thirteenth instant.
National Republican., 1884-04-05
DINING ROOMS
elO + STREET NORTHWEST
FURNISHED ROOMS

SSFTNHE TREMONr"-THIs HOUSE HAS
i been rcpQpcrcd aud Tcpainted aud IN every
way nut I'm first class order. II Is the most desirable
place TO board in the city. Terms, i25 $50 $40, and
(46 per month. House and halls heated by steam
National Republican., 1884-04-05

A N OLD FRANKLIN IAND.PRESS; WILL
IA be paid for In cash in old type, or exchange
for a largesized modern proofprGss. THE Ma
TIONAL REPUBLICAN, 5-tf
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u. BooKBiNDER AND PAPER RULER,
llO3 + ST. n. w,

Tho Very Finest Binding at the Lowest Rates
Promptly Executed,
pICYCLI2S AND TRICYCLES REPAIRED IN
ID the most skiilful manner, and all work guar.
Tor sale, WM. z, SCRIBNER. HOS st, n. w.
denton Halll au3
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Busirrss Garos.

VN PAULSEN ~ CO., II 81, n, W, FRISCO,
i Decorative, Plain, and House Painting, Good
work ~ low prices. Nplllts
National Republican., 1884-04-05

Persons desiring to invest in Washington Property
or Loan Money on tho same, can by paying u hmoil
percentage on the amount Involved, get und lprC-
ludccd opinion TO the exact value and chances for
It's IMPROVEMENT,
All matters y rtaining TO the Real Estate Business
prumntly attended 10,
Hstrnnco placed In the best Companies rna3ltf
National Republican., 1884-04-05
2oaroino.

CLINTON HOUSE, 7TH AND I SITS. n w,
First tlass table board and large rooms at reason.
able rates; location Ccntra transient rates 81 10
and 81. bO no liquors w. U. NAYLOR Propr
delT-tf
TNRED. W, EVANS
National Republican., 1884-04-05

Tho Company Rents Safes inside Its Fire and Bur
glar Proof Vaults, at prices varying from s. TO $50
per year, according to size and location. Rooms and
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LAID CAREFULLY AWAY.
Sad Fate Of Gen. RoscCrans's Bill Looking
to District Suffrage.
An Adverse Report Decided Upon by the
House District Committee.

The bill introduced in the house by Con.
Rosecrans to provide for the election Of tho
three commissioners of tho District of Co.
lumbia has been ruthlessly slaughtered. 1t
is understood that two Of tho commissioners
communed with the district committee prior
to the slaughter. Tho bill was introduced
Feb. 25, 1884, and, according to the Record,
was "read twice and referred to tho com
mittee on tho District of Columbia and or
dered to be printed" Tho bill was first
submitted to the subcommittee on the judi
ciary consisting Of Messrs H. l.. Muldrow and
E. s. Jefiords, of Mississippi, and Louis +.
McComas of Maryland. This subcommittee
reported it adversely to the general commit
tee, and that body intends to report il
unfavorsbly to the house some time next
week. The district committee which has
thus put itself on record against the consti-
tutional right of suffrage in the district is
composed of
National Republican., 1884-04-05

A StTUATION-BY a YOUNG MAN, As
"A clerk in a grocery store, to learn the business
thoroughly. Address j. II. X, Republican Oflce'
National Republican., 1884-04-05

1nnO + ST. n. w. GRO GENrLEM EN
IONJD only)--Clood.siHed, comfortably fnr-
nishcd room, 4th foor $500 per month, In advance
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Ga onsu TO I ouu.

Mooney TO LOAN-IN SUMS 10 SUIT, ON
wi approved Real Estate security, at lowest rates
Of Interest, Charges moderate No unnecessary
delay. j, V. NJ HUGCk,
lnalS-tf 1908 PENNSYLVANIA nVpuuc,