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Daily Republican., 1884-02-18
F|F 7 / EDITION
Two More Victim.

As the 6.2j Delawarn
sing Market street On s,,'n ram was sl
kobera ". Wright, Of Ssn S'a,day eN1'l
lemptedito jump ABOARD ~" W.T. Cas'e
4 ot'hg and was thrown Nay! ""I mh@l
in such q manner AZ m - pI'N''r lhhI
foot under the car, the wGs.Y I.,s 0s d
passed over and mutlIa,sJ NI
Bile manner. Sergeau, ua,, q 'Hahn
accident aud ran to m. .,n". " ,'A 'aE
and had him conveyed ''' ro w. 'a%s'I'ts
Dr. Gtimshaw was ,gm'p
aiter examining hi, ip,,r'""oNed
least one Of the toes would hay b,A'l
ampu'afed, but the man r,',,,'e ''aye 70
the operation performed "n"g1nA
Black, OF New Castle, wa. r. unI-s
carriage was then secured I'Irat
hawkins from Andrew W
the man taken to his HON. yaya% y
where his injuries wer. a,,,', ,,'gS Caa,
DR.. Black. The injured m," ""sl 3
40 years of age, = suprr,r,.at hat
shaW's mills, is married and nd taa tvauea
family. ""' la'ac
When the man was r4mo,4,.
carriage TO his residence III. ~ %a ''a
left hitched outside, but when IDl+ ,Tnt
returned the vehicle was m,. .i iuecAN
diligent search failed To- di. auss
whereabouts, A further .e,,ha a
made yesterday, but no,bir, ,',ya IVA
heard from the missluy ,so Is
horse Is an iron gray, ar"T I, H.,
hands high, seven year. oh, ANU and 'H' y
at 600. The carriage VA, A i""'
and contained whip, two 1i'1p 11',P
o horse blanket and a wo., rot Sali
harness was silver mouu,, ""
David Pickles, an ex.pyiicam,.
Mayor Wales force, wbn ,.ais s'
Front and Clayton street, r,m. @
the city on Saturday nigh, mT
bed too freely. At q late hon, hs,.
for home but missed hi, bra,Inr Y
wandered in the direction Of NJ
but becoming weary, he Sa, % d%S,
rest. The next thing BE- rrmemL,Jl
woke up, and tound hi mpr,i 4
tracks OF the 7 W. Il B h,.
where they pass through Folly nI
Upon attempting to rise lp1p M.
he found that he had been lru,si
right side being very sore, aItops
remembered nothing about It own,
his drathlik, stun,r WI ,l
he dragged hims-if along upq, b+Ss
some one to take him home. n. -,
road officials being apprisei OF ,hs,i)
special officer Thomas secured ii.
vices Of Dr. Ogle aud went On, n
he injured man. Upon pxamirr
t was found that nearly The yLG,s
If his body was black ann biDs |,
'ome terrible conclusion, and nm
,f his ribs was broken. he WA
ioubt struck by a passing engine.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18
1bOis.

For fine poll or silver watch call or
Millard f. Davis, No. . East Second
street.
A new line of clocks at Millard r.
Davis, Ne. East Second street. The
largest assortment in the Stale.
The real aud personal property be.
longing to the estate of the lave Edward
Bringhnrst IL valued al i2G0,00
The annual meeting Of the Holland
Creek Marsh iDpauy will lie held al
Sharpr's Hotel, Front and Mark,,
streets, on February % b.
4 handsome diamond val 4ed at 500
is on exhibition in the window Of G. f.
RIdoiph's lewIrry store, IL is a rare
gem.
Don't torge. John A. Wilson's large
sale Of farm machinery, horses, car,
riaEes, tc,, on Wednesday next. A rare
opportunity is offered for bargains.
The steamer John a. Warner having
been overhauled and repaired at the
works Of the Harlan K Hollingworth
company, lett yesterday for Philadel
phia.
A drunken man fell against the large
hulk window Of &. W. .Marshalns tailor
store, No. = East Second street, on Sat
urday evening and shattered pain Of
glass.
The Norma Musical Society have
changed the name of their association
10 Young Meannerchor club" They
vii! give an appropriate reception this
evening.
Mr. John ID. Whiting formerly of
ting city, is now located at l2J South
10th street, Philadelphia, having en-
gagged III the hat business, whrr" he v i'll
be pleased 10 sre his Wilmington irit nds
whether III need Of hats or not.
On Saturday L. W. Siidhan & Son,
"uc'Ion"cr1, sod ihe farm Of Samuel
Grrg-, IA Christiana hundred, contain
Iug ~ acres, 10 Victor Strr ,up of Du-
P"nta Hdnk,, fpI sol jOpcr acre or S2i, :
l@5 iDr th" farm.
Tupna~ j. B~un~rt, fer some time
rEnp,oyed with the llarla. x Holliugs-
worth Company, has concluded 10 GO
PACK to his Old business and on March
Ute ilrs' WI. open tobacco and cigar
store at l04 West Second street, where
he viii br glad 10 meet all his old
friends.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18
Watch Presentation.

| Last Saturday being the jjrI }
day OF b. +. Denny, orsMst G
First NJ. =. church who rr,da
Seventh street near Wa.aQt, be
surprised by the choir and la drita
OF members from the said chureA
choir, under the leadership q A
Philnps, rendered some choice mas
the occasion, which wa, ioI.or4
prayer. The most interesting a
was the presentation OF u iD- j
watch and chain to MT. DeH,E !g''
milton Of his faithful ami ,liIcItl'
vice as organist. Rev, &. t. Ei1
made the presentation spercn, 70 "
Mr.. Denny replied, gratefully aei'1
edging the gift. The compalI
GREETED to learn that Mr.. DenngV.
move from this city at AL cary 4
and expressed the deNiyr that tl9
succeed in securing the str'iced'
competent person to act a organ
the First Nj. =. Church. After lt'1
ments the company retired, WI
Mr.. Denny many happy birthdsN
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18

DUBLlC SALE-WlLL BE SOLD A.
| l. public sale. on the farm OF ). NJ. Don
uell, at Newark, ID laware, on
| TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2SrH, 1854,
at ten O'CLOCK, .. M, sharp,
the following personal property, to wit:
Six head Of horses.
No /. Black horse Harry. years old
sound and gentle, good driver and q No.
| draught horse.
No. 2. lron-eray horse barney 8 years old
sound. will work anywhere, good driver.
NO. 8. Black mare Fanny, II wears old
first Glass brood or work mare, will lead by
the 1ord or line, with foal to Lewis Il Home
wood s stallion. Young Brampton
No. 4. Chcstnutnare Nellie, l3 years old
sound, good 1riyer, u nrst-rlass leader.
NO. b. bay horse Bill. l3 years old, gentle
In harness and good mover.
No. y. Black horse Prince. l3 years old
No. 7. Colt Dexter, com ng I years old,
70 head OF first class dairy cows, most OF
which will be In prOit by day Of sale. Ten
head Of hne shodts, four months old Berk.
shire, Poland, China and Chester County
Whites.
FARMING IMrLEMENTs.-l iron axle wa.
Kon, hay rigging, 3spring market dearborn,
u spring dearborn, Germantown carriage, i
YORK Wagon, Wood selirske reaper, Wood
newer, tiger horse rake frame roller, queen
OF the harvest grain fan, Pennock corn shel.
ler, telegraph feed cutter, corn marker, 2
Wizard Plows No. 3. 2pairs twin harrows, one
hiny and one forty teeth 3 cultivatOrs. one
with corn coverer attached, ] wagon lack,
srindstone. seed sOwer, set OF double wagon
harness, sets lead harness, 2 sets pl0w har-
ness, set OF dearborn harness, set Of carriage
harness, brides, 3 collars, double and sin.
gle lines, ote. % grain bags also 4 lot OF
phosphate bags. Double and singletrees,
forks hoes, shovels. spades, etc. etc. NOTICE
Most OF the above farming implements are
new, and In first'class order. A lot of dairy
hxtures, consisting OF milk pans, cream ket-
Ties, churns, butter worker. etc. A lot OF
corn, oats and potatoes by tho bushel, 1.-THE
corn on the earl.
Terms OF Sale All sums OF SIS and under,
cash all sums over that amount credit OF
nine months viii be given, the purchaser
giving bankable note wit an approved en-.
dorser Interest from date. Bs nix dis ouut
oil for cash on credit sums.
:. n. DDNNELL
II. WAKEFIELD.
l.. W. STiDHAM n Son, Auctioneors.
iebl5 std mo IN, ga ltwt
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18
Crush ed by FHlIins wa"

The walls Of the -four "arrp'r|
L Larhhury & Co., on VIZ,
above Broad, Philadelpt la' WnI,| .IT,I
burned on Saturday evening, ."
six o'clock yesterday mo'nips"]
dwelling house adjoining "nss' '.e a;
Eight persons were in the hou'I IA
lime, all of them being n @ 'rH hNl
Curran, who was in hed "I,n "Ii,.d l.
and child, was instantly E'lr%
Curran received "A severe shoen ',.,
is feared that sh will no. it'ora "A
other occupants of the bnllni,Es ii,,Es.,,pI
with slight injuries, no'",'Dr ,"sr
the fact that several were 'h'VGd
the street when the from "a te
house fell out. 1t took over .n ,ns ID
release some of them from i"
under which they were burr"
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18
Manager WestbrOOk Resigns.

W. T. Westbrook, manager OF the
Delaware q Atlantic Telegraph and
Telephone Compar y. with headquarters
in this city, will tender his resignation
of his position here ina short time, he
having been appointed general superin.
teDdent Of the company's business in
Philadelphia, vice w. b. Gill resigned
Mr.. v estbrOOk has been in charge of
the Wilmington exchange since its
establishment, and has been an efficient
officer He will be succeeded by j. H.
Mthaffey, Of Chester, Pa, who holds a
similar position in that city.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, 6I6 KING STREET.

The first TO successfully introduce Arterial
Embs lining in this city. Having studied
under the most sKillful German emba liner
In this country, and with his private formu-
la and four years Of practical experience
with all kinds of cases. l make a speciality Of
preparing and keeping bodies WITHOUT
iCE, and of preparing bodies for shipment to
all parts of the country,
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, l6S.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
A MlISON Euneral Nractnr.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18

The Unity club will hold . public
meeting at the UnitariSn church on
Wednesday evening to consider the
propriety Of organizing mutual cbari.
ty organization.
Michael j. Kennedy, foreman Of the
Diamond State Bending Works, died
yesterday afternoon of consumption
He resided at No. 416 West Front street,
and leaves q wife and two children.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18

Two handsome marble hit"hing posts
nave Teen placed III front Of Davidson
x brothers marble works.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18
THE hkIlLaNS SAtIF,. DANK.
NO. SOP MARKET STREET.

INCORPORATED FEBRUARY ~, Is
open to receive deposits daily from a. IL
hhtil j. m, ana on Iuesday and Saturday
evenings from to s0'clock.
J he charter OF the bank provides that as
Poh's upon It's Investments, except so much
as Is required tor the payment of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for the Sc.
curlty OF depostors, shall be divided among
the lepOsltOrs.
No manager Is allowed to borrow any part
OF the luhds deposited with the CORPORATION
MANAGERS.
george W. Bush, Clement B. Snyth,
Chas W. Howland, N. X. Benson.
+: Darlington, Job II. Jackson,
WIN. II. swirl Henry +. Dure.
Anthony Higgins. Edward Pusey
WAsHIHGToN HASTINGS
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES.
geo W. BUSH GEO. ). CAPELLE
President. Nice-President.
l.. I. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
mylow-u JOS. M. NJ ATHER, Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18
State of the Therino'n. N
at tho REPUBLICAN office ID W. a
! O'Clock 10 O'Clock u.
AGO SO
The weather

Once Of the Chief bishS,, S,,a
Washington, February ,, i', ami, y
Rain fell ON Sunday in M,%Is M,,'L ost,
Wisconsin, Southern "'u"a .rr att
lower lake region, ItnlIr,'' ,uds
Ohio Valley, Middl" S,a', N SOtt,
England, and light s"D" IA NJ spt
Michigan, Minnesota, pa1r .irc apd@
braska. Tomorrow clearing
weather i, probable.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18

DOARDINf WANTED FOR GENTLE,
- man. Central location. Address ia
MON. thi 8 office. Us.a,t
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18
AMOS W. HOUSE.
L. W. STIDuAM & Son Aucts

NOR SALE OR RENTS NEW
l. houses price, 1900 to $500; rom,
paving per cent. clear. a'ter tax AMI waite
rent are paid. Only $500 In cash is wantec
on the small ones. Also new houses for ren
from $l2 to s35 month. u. II. TIEDALL
70l French street. flSlmi
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18

"ANTEr-TO RENT TO A GUOD
w tenant. rooms In a quiet family. In.
quire a; l0g West llth street. ilSNt
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18

"ANTED-TD RENT TO GOOD TEN
w ant, rooms by 18th of March. in.
Huiro sOl JeiiersOn street. fs1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18

ENDR SALE-A THREE-SPRINf VA.
y gon, nearly new. MCCANN 90.
7th and Tatnall flsM-mo We al
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18

W ANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w general housework. 1881 Washington
street. ils.itt
Daily Republican., 1884-02-18

"ANTED-TURK r.YS AND CHICK.
w ems deli'ered at 3rd street. market.
allVe or dressed. N. Is. APPLErON
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
DENTISTRY IN THE DIST nIcr.
A Bill 10 Prevent Empirlcism and Protect
Rcuular Practitioners

Tho dental profession in this city is making
strenuous efforts 10 have the act "for the regu.
lation the practice ofdentistry in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and for the protection of
the people Of said district from empiriclsm in
relation thereto" passed. They have filed a
BRIEF with the house district committee.
In framing this bill, they say, care has been
taken not to Interfere with the actual or sup
posed rights Of those now engaged In the prac-
tico Of dentistry in this district. II does not at
all disturb the status Of such persons. II sim
ply provides that when they drop out, their
places IL filled, must be filed by persons
qualified by proper education to practice their
profession.
1t places the duty of seeing that the pro-
visions of this bill arc carried into effect upon
the members OF the Washington City Dental
society, without giving them any legislative,
| Judicial or executive powers beyond those
contained In the bill. This Is proper, 1t 10
added, because oil such matters pertaining to
| any profession eau best be intrusted to rep
reecntative members of that profession, and
| the membership of that society comprises a
| large majority of the best and leading dentists
| Of the district.
FANCY Kilt Overcoats, largest variety Mt re-
duced prices. Elseman Bros, corner 9TH and Il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

Plush Whisk Holders, hand en-
broidered, csc.
Feather Fans, ivory sticks, ACC.
Plush Purses, all colors, 2oc.
Oxidized Silver Lace Pins, csc.
Unbreakable Dolls, warranted, ACC.
Brush and Comb, in leather case, 7oc.
Plush Case containing Note Paper,
csc.
Russian Hare Muffs, Soc.
Warranted All-Silk Handkerchief,
csc.
Full Size Silk Mufflers, 4Sc.
Spanish Lace Scarfs e yards), csc.
Mirrors, deep plush frames, ACC.
Fancy Silk Carriers, SOC.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Thomas Angel and Mary A. Veal
William L. Dowell and Matilda Holden, both
of Fnuquier county, Va. Benjamin f., Jones,
of Prince william county, Va, and A, L. Ones,
OF this city; William s. Parks and Leona A.
Wh!tcomb, Charles Atkinson, OF Ohio, and
Louisa +. Neurath Richard Lewis and Lizzie
Alexander O. w. Rgney, of Brightwood, d.
G., and Lucy A. Smith, of Tennallytown, d.
c.; John II. Brough and Elizabeth NJ. Woods,
Florence X. Monkey, of this city; Hamilton
Noss and Mary Wright, Sandy A. Davis and
Evelyn B. Smith.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
A Splendid Response to an Honest Effort !!

Hundreds of people have called avaed themselves the
PRICES that went into effect Monday last We
selling the class of goods sold selling
Tor there Just two people who could bargain cds
50 Suit marked down $3.50 selling giving away
The increased sales the hundreds satisfied people, palmer
than words do They show the people aedha when
Wo the VOLTS the door They people
between sale of the kind Of Clothing and ophop stuff
annually sold under various pleas shows as large
other and fully large half dozen of
be thrown upon the market
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
An EniOYnbIe SOelnl.

Tho Young Peoples union OF tho Congrega'
tioual church held very pleasant gathering
last night at the residence of Mr.. Catlin, 1926
Thirteenth street. The attendance was quite
large, and all enjoyed themselves hugely.
Refreshments were served during the evening.
Gen. Balloch delivered an essay on The
Music of Scotland" and music was contributed
by Misses Kimball, BalloCh, and Coleman,
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Morrison; Misses Nasey MoultOn, Pattan, De
Mant, Morrison, and Ourand Messrs. Greedy,
Fassic Clark, Curtis, Squires, and Wells.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
WARM GLOVES.

Our Lined Kid Gloves, fur tops,'
for ladies and gentlemen, are splen-
did value, though only
90 Cents Per Pair.
Our English Cashmere Gloves for
children at IS cents are honestly
worth 50 cents per pair, and our
Cashmere Gloves for Ladies, in all
the new colors, are worth SO cents,
though we only charge
26 Cents Per Pair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
A List Of Articles for Presents
CALI. AT WHOLESALE PR1oEs)

India Linen Nurses Aprons, soc.
Nurses Caps for r9c.
Hand-Knit Fascinators, nc.
Child's Knit Sacque, 3oc.
Infants Embroidered Bibs, gao.
Schoppers' Split-Feet Hose, soc.
Pure Silk Hose, Sa.6S.
Ladies' Worsted Leggings, 48c.
Gents English Silk Scarfs, 44c.
Gents Silk Umbrellas, Sa.a5.
Gents Embroidered Silk Suspend
ers, S1.25.
Gents Oxidized Sleeve Buttons,
CSC.
Gents All-Linen Handkerchief,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

THE great success attained by Jacobs
Brothers, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue, has en-
couraged them to continue the inducements
held out by them for the past few days By put
ting their goods down to Rock Bottom"
prices. They have still TO offer the following
bargains: Solid silver napkin rings $3.50;
large nickel stem winders, 81. they arc not the
solid silver teaspoons, IS half dozen; solid
silver butter knives, s3 eight day walnut
clock, 81: solid gold chains for ladies, some
thing entirely new, 50; Il large amethyst ring,
500. In their next announcement they will
offer some very large diamonds at startling
figures. Their show windows are crowded all
day, attracted by their fine display.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
GENTS.

The "Palais Royal Kid Gloves
for gents are manufactured expressly
for us, and are equal to Dents Eng
fish Gloves which sell for Sa.a5. The
"Palais Royal Kid Gloves are only
$50 Per Pair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

An IScIDENI ~ REGARD TO THE WAsHISG-
TOS MONUMENT. About forty years ago IN
agent of the Monument Society called upon a
gentleman in North Carolina for che purpose
Of collecting a donation Ia aid OF the monu
ment fund telling him he had heard of his
reputation for liberalty, and that he expected
nothing less than large contribution, mo
man" sail the gentleman in reply "moro
highly yonorates the character of Washington
than do but | do not wish to contribute TO
monument 70 his memory In a foreign coun-
try" "Whai do you mean by that
"Why, in less than thirty years Washington
city will be in n country foreign 20 North Caro-
lima
Tho agent, New Yorker. attempted to
ridlculo the proposition; but the gentloman's
reply was, III you can give me any security
thHt such will not be the case, Will enter u
subscription for $4,000"
The agent il dead, aud probably the one
solicited also, bat North Carolina gentlemen
ington cts Of Henning, The ciothisr, No. lIO
! Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

The:post library at Washington barracks was
crowded last night with the friends of the Sol
dlers' Temperance.union. Mrs. Roach, president
Of the Women's Christian Temperance union;
Mrs. Burrls, Mr.. james G. Lee and others,
made very interesting addresses. President
george Kelly, of the Soldiers union, also made
some remarks, dwelling chiefly upon the
amount of good this organization had done in
cause OF temperance In the army.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

The work Of removing the scaflold from the
roof Of the Washington monument was com
plctcd yesterday afternoon. 1t was a difficult
aud dangerous task, tho workmen being
top. The network just below the jOOieet level
Is all that now remains OF obstruction TO a
clear view oithe tall shaft In its completed
viii he taken down By Tie end OF this week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
FOR CLOS

We offer the finest Kid Gloves
imported ; guaranteed the very best
material, workmanship, and finish.
Try these gloves and you will never
buy any other. They are S-button
length Mousquetaires, dressed and
undressed kid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

New ORLEANS excursion tickets are now on
sale by the Virginia Midland short line at rate
of $40. Two trains daily are run, with Pull
man sleeping cars from Washington to New
Orleans without change For tickets, sleep
ing car reservations &c, call at Virginia Mid
land railway office, COL Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

Truss, TRUSS, TRUss-If you wish perfect
comfort use Bailey's Improved Truss. Price
50; mailed to any address, postage paid VIII
call ut your residence without extra charge.
No. 1928 NJ street, Georgetown.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
Gloves Presents

Gloves purchased the Pals Royal will be exchanged any time
should the wrong be obtained The Pas Royal Gloves being made
only from the best selected kid the reliable in the
The prices the usually charged for inferior goods
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
AT the Prices We Are Quoting

Without response from the public Mind you the first custo
n who get first choice for the stock of the reliable we
know how to make The earlier the better the
it's absolutely presenting with just much money dollar
mark down absolute gift guarantee
marked price on our garments the lowest giving the privilege of
returning and having the refunded you
where They trash such used
which few days subject approval because the
manufacturer had "Cong and as he
says;
81 Send You These, They Are Great to Advertise,
They consist of lot of Chncha Overco sawa
Ma Overcoa Ss the kind usually and
sold at S. They be worth pound think
they He also sent Suits which might fit those "a
fully and wonderfully made " but lot of Pantaoons men,
the climax They the regulation So kind spends
nickel for this kind of trash nickel out of pocket To-day
we have done Tor years. we stand ready to back
selling goods Don't let the idea your that because we
naming
Extraordinary Low Prices
for the class Of goods handle they highest standard
We must close dollars worth of goods the New
Store and have found that he price tells tells the
price, than poverb Every day lessons assortment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

JOHN ROBINSON, who has lately assumed the
duties of caterer and chef at the Richmond
flats, occupied the same position under the late
Salnus OI . LOT aVuIteeh SGars nc VIII
he Will treat them now as in days gone by.
Well fed and well served is Johns motto.
suRTouT at reduced prices. Eiseman Bros,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
TIE CHRISTMAS cLup.
A Large Attendance ofChildren at the Fran
lin School Buiidin4 Yesterday,

I'M SCHOOL builulhg leNeFuSy'
The first meeting of the Children's Christmas
club since last year was held nt the Franklin
building ut $3.50 yesterday afternoon, and there
were 300 children in attendance Miss Nellie
Arthur, who is the president of the club, was
detained at home, and that Office was filed by
Miss Marion West. Hon. a. G.. Riddle talked
to the children for some time, urging them TO
prompt action and indorsing the project. Miss
West then called the names of the old mem
bers most of whom responded. Three add
tional vice presidents were elected. They
and Charles Sheriff. The next meeting OF the
club will be held on Wednesday next Mr..
Andrew Bradley has been designated TO re-
ccivc contributions Of money, and Miss Waite
toys.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
The ScaToId Removed.

OyFFCoATs for men, boys, and youths Mt re-
luGed prices. EIscman Bros, corner Ith and y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

NEW Markets at reduced prices Eisemar
Bros, corner eth and f.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

COLDS, coughs, and inclpiont consumption
| cured by Dr. Bulls Cough syrup, remedy of
fifty years standing, known aud used all over
| the world DO yourself tho favor to give II n
/ trial. You will bio nmply repaid.