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National Republican., 1884-06-16

IhuniEEN SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
IhoMkn AND tNfMpHONEb PROPERTY
"a, THE CORNER or NINTH AND II
ny virtue ~ decd ortrusi dated July 1. 1881. and
reWruel in lhtr h1S, FOLIO t2T OF the land rocorde
oithe usfft oi columbia, 10 the written request OF
t mtV'ngs oi slme % ~ bonds secured thereby. de.
hnll been made ln tne payment OF the intereit
on said houl, Che uudertHntd triters viii eiisr f,r
thigni pubic auction. lu fruut OF the pfemises on
SNIuNDAN, June it,lHsi, M o O'clock p M,
H,, numhf req aNceu llul, seventeen u az eighteen
llH nineteen lnl, and twenty i2O of Nosea eiiy's
s1nllyislou of aluarc numbered nine 6nndrSd an5
lhtty .puf lNilli gs tbe same bounded and ,lo.
trfihu ln said 4u1dl vision fHUurdpd La liner ~ IA NJ
lg9 i1 in the Once of the surveyor ofthe District
Tefius of sale 4, onc-third Of the purcbaso ,,o,.v
ln cnsh htlnurr In one and two wears with lnterest
~ pef cent nom d1v of sale. for which notes or the
piffit1cr secured hN deed 90 trust on the premises
hnll N ti IH fNrtl All cuuVoFHuClur At purrhhsora
81 deposit oftlo will be required as each lot Is
,lft.rms ofsse are not complied with within sovon
dnfH thf trusted reserve the rhf o. resell Tie proD.
cry Al the rak nnd cost oi the dcmutug purchaser
y, y. DAHL NGTON,
900 Fiuh street northwest
flthA a. ELLIOTT,
fus fiith street northwest,
Trustees
ra- TWE ABnVE SALE n posTPONpD ON
AClptNI or TitE RAIN UNTIL WEDNEs.
sAif lou PAN M Oh @t ii.gEE' A u. 1854 AT
,. u DARLINGTON.
foN iinh street northwest,
tfiAA A. ELLIOTT
40s Finh street northwest.
pUNCANsoN mos. Auctlonsers jsiSsi
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pressed brick fronts with bay windows. A
majority of the buildings are moderate sized
aud con tain all improvements. A building
boom is promised.
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proposats
IDnoroaAl.s Ton ~.

WAN UErtrMuNr. fuuc q. 1894
Sealed Uforrrtis boz duplicate Tor Wood and ,a,ai
iudor1rd "lIuuusas i1r fuoi" and uddreasod 10 the
~c'rrthrv ~ Mnr, will ho r1rcltei until ~ O'clock
noon WI NlHuAN. IuNE 1i. 1874 fir nirulsh.
iur The Wnr Department, for tha nscal wear ending
Of best uuaifv.
lrpp' ats lof the whole any portion ~ tho Fuel
Required VIII BE- received Ihr government reserves
The right tn rf't.t any or nl pfupotals
The Coal nui Wood 10 b. delivered 10 the War he
pnumeni bureaus or ufluea lu Wash NJ rtnn Tor
which required by the pntils tn whom tp contract
~ fNnhlftca NAV 1 hWalfleu. ln surn quantities.
the conveusurc " che ilHpnrtmeut may require.
tur inr the state, War. and Navy hpiNrtnOut
Building IL not Included iu this slvprtisemeut
-pgcicinuns, general iusirurii0rs 10 bidders and
blank iurmH ui Uruuuslr Will BE- furnished to Ostab.
h.hei drnlers upuu application Co this ofro
No contract VIII be- awarded under this advertise.
mont unti nn appropriation shall have been made
by congress fJf the IurchasI nfthg fuel required.
uDBEur E iINCILN,
jclobt Secretary of War.
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THE editor and publisher Of the Spirit Of The
Times, New York, Mr.. L, A. Buck, has used ST.
Jacobs Oh repeatedly with satisfactory results
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DURR EE's SALAD DRESSING is the best thing of
the kind ever sold. With 1t superb salad of any
kind can be made without delay or trouble. 1t is
also one OF the best sauces for cold meats &c.
National Republican., 1884-06-16

Tho cool and eNhilaraiing atmosrnrrc. the wild
mountain scencry, and due drives. thg baths ara IN.
valuable medicinal waters with good nirp, rUnder a
Rt Rock Enpn deli ght not soon 10 De fnrrut-
ten. From James D. Fitch eco. .Wnfhinrtun 10. IN
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SUTTON salss.
Duncanson Brothers,
AUCrtoNEERs.

TRUsTEEs' SALE or vAtuAprr rN.
iNONLn AND UNfMpnOVED PROPERTY
ON THE CORNER OF Ninth AND IL
STREETS NONrHEAsr
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at healthy place. Tho NIGHTS are dciiciousiy
COOL no mosquitoes. no har, no sound ~ feyeify
hy night lt j. good place Tor nli who desire a
cennly and cool retreat" lC. J. Stuart Wells, sur.
geon, u. S Nj
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Some Moro bargains
Republican f,atlncation Meeting.

English seersucker pants, 81. Various colors
and designs. E'seman Bros, cor. Seventh and L.
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snmmtr stsorls.
Rock EnOn Springs and Mineral Baths,
Great North Mountain. near Winchester, Va.

Altitude over 1000 feet Temperature 10 to 10
degrees below the city.
-Four mineral watcfs-tonlc, purifying, and specific
for dyspepsia, kidney and liver troubles.
separate bath houses for ladies and gentlemen,
with tub. How, dOurhe. and sliz buths ami "a swim
ming pUn, 30 by 80 feet Hotel enlarged this year
Terms, $50 to $50 per month of four weeks Some
pleasant fourth floor rooms, ti2 Sp clai rates for
mmilirs Eight hours rlle from Washington
Tickets TO the springs aud return $500, RUod until
Oct 81.
Illustrated pamphlets, giving all Information. may
be bad Of A. ,, PRATT 4 SONS Managers,
AOi Ninth btrout northwest
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OAKLAND HOTEL,

OAKLAND, ND, d. aud o. n. r.,
WILL OPEN JUNE 30. TERMS MODERATE.
For information apply to wELcKERs, 727 Fif
teenth Atront nOrIhMa.I.
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KITTATINNY HOUSE,

DELAWARE WATER Gar, PA.
enlarged, replete with all the modern
including passenger elevator. send
for circular W. A. BROADHEAD g SONS, PrOps.
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Sp,ttuI l1otitts.
TTENTIoN, MA1NEi

All the sons OF Maine, friends Of Blaine and Logan,
are requsted to meet at Marih's Hail on TUESDAY
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NY DIR. GEORGE LEE HAS REMOVED
49, from 1908 IL street 10 1919 Vermont avenue
0nce hours ar iOrmery-S TO 10 Il. m. and . to ana
= to H. ipll BtE
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HENRY G. PEARSON.
Posrorrrcr. VIEW YonIs. Juno 1a. 1ssi. 'I"''9'Vl

nv "YAZOo; OR ON THE PICKET LINE OF
Hsf5 FREEDOM IN THE SOUTH" IL in press,
and in II few days will be ready for delivery.
Orders should be addressed 10 \. I. MORGAN
Author and Publisher, Lock Box 3S, City PostOflce
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U. s. Currency and Bonds.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE REGISTER OF THE TREAS

U. Sc Currency and Bonds.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE REGISTER OF THE TREAS
URY.
The annual report of the register Of the Treasury
prepared by w. P. Titcomb, acting register, states
that "the work Of the loan division decreased on
account of the cessation Of the operation of refund
ing the national debt and the clerical force in that
division has been reduced from IS persons to %
persons. The work Of the currency division having
diminished somewhat, the force there has been re-
duced Also The surplus force has been detailed to
other divisions and bureaus where its services
were required The work OF the note and coupon
division Is nearly two years In arrears owing to
the detail Of clerks from that division for the per-
f0rmance OF current work in other divisions OF
pressing Importance. II sufficient room should be
furnished. IL would be possible to bring this work
up, but with the present accommodations for that
division 1t will not be possible 10 do Sd for very
long time, II at all. Upon the establishment OF the
bureau OF navigation the clerical force, records and
files Of the tonnage division OF this Office were
transferred to It
The total amount OF coupon and registered bonds
issued was $le1 ia, ,2O675, and the total amount
Cancelled $2A840, ,008.75 The amount OF blank
bonds OF the different loans hand July 1St, 1889,
was $l026, ,022, 100, and the amount on hand June
30th, 1854 was 81 091 900 coupon bonds, 1885,, $780,
registered bonds, and District OF Columbia bonds
s. S034.b0O. Owing to a cessation OF fun0lng Ope-
ratlons the Issues show decrease OF 78s74S bonds
and $3.50, ,S66,0OO in amount as compared with the
previous year, and represent principally the
Ian1l0r transactions
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Political Notes.

President-elect Cleveland's callers yesterday
were numerous. Among the callers were Gov. Alb
Miles Ross, Col. Z. P. c. Lewis, Robert S. Green
and j. n Pidcock, all OF New Jersey; Hon. Orlando
L. Potter and Senator j. Hampden RObb. OF New
York, and Congressman n. j. hammond, of Geor-
gia- The governors mail continues TO be very
heavy.
The people OF Augusta, Me-, Will serenade Mr.
Blaine tonight, demonstration OF their regard
for him in the hour OF hts defeat.
Hon. John Bright, II. F., has written a letter
stating that the price OF food and the hours OF labor
have diminished, While wages have almost doubled
in England, since the adoption OF the free-trade
policy. He says that the overthrow OF the prOtec
ton party In this country may prove great bless
ing, and when England and America have en-
braced the policy free industry the whole fabric
OF monopoly throughout the world viii totter to
T. C. Catchings, Congressman-elect In the third
district of Mississippi has rendered hiS:resignation
as attorney general The governor has appointed
7. S. Ford to succeed MI. Catchings.
Cleveland's plurality in Missouri Is 33711, and
Marmaduke'S, for governor, II, 122-
dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, denies that there Is
an incendiary and rotous spirit among the cOlored
people OF the south on account OF Clevelands elec
ton.
Hon. Jonathan Chace, OF Rhode Island. has con-
sented to be candidate for the Senate to succeed
Senator Anthony.
Tue returns show that the proposition to hold a
constitutional convention in New Hampshire was
defeated.
Tne oficial majority for Blainein Pennsylvania is
81 ,OOa.
The Rev. DR.. Justin D. Fulton, OF New York, had
a lively time with some OF his brother Baptist
ministers in New York yesterday when he an
nounced his startling discovery that MI. Blaine
and Cardinal McClosky were in alliance. His
brethren called On him for proof, but didn't get It
They are still burning st. John In efhgy out
west
Vile T., yesterday, was inscribed NWife de6erter
party traitor, John p. ST. JOhn.r
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Labor Troubles at Lynn.

LYNN, MASS, November ia crowd congre-
gated in front OF the factory OF b. F. Boak & Co.
last evening awaiting the appearance OF the 'scabr
Stitchers employed there When the obnoxious ope-
ratives appeared they were greeted with Jeers and
insulting epithets and were closely followed by the
crowd. The police were out in force. and did their
utmost to preserve peace and protect the girls from
rough usage. Five girls were severely injured,
however. Several arrests viii be made In connec-
tion with the affair.
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Cholera on a Boston ship.

BOSTON. November 1s-The Boston ship Ana
riac, owned by the VIM L. Weld estate, is lying M
Sourbaya, bound TO Australia. IL Is reported that
Capt. Freeman and his first officer have died from
from here 10 take the ship 10 her destination
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Held 10 ANSWER CHARGE OF ARs0N.-Thomas
washington, seventcen-year-0ldc colored boy, was
arrested yesterday by Sergeant Burgess on suspi-
ci0n OF setting IRE to the stable OF Mr. David Nc
Police Court this morning washington was ar.
ralgned on charge Of arson. He pleaded guilty,
ana the caae was sent 70 the grand jury; bonds,
500
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Washington News and Gossip

The NEW STEEL CRUISER ATLANTA left Chester
yesterday In Tow Of two tugs for New York, where
she will receive her machinery and boilers
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The Unfortunate Greedy Expedition.

The unfortunate 1srceiy Expedition
GEN. HAZEN SUBMITS AN ADDITION TO HIS REPORT.
Chief Signal Officer Hazen to-day submitted TO
the Secretary OF War the following addition to his
annual report, under the chapter on Arctic work:
SAT no time after reaching Cape Sabine could
Lieutenant Greely's party have crossed Smiths
Sound to Lttleton Island. While his men were
strong the current was SO swift, and filed with
masses OF drifting ice, that there was not the
slightest prospect of success, and any attempt
could only have ended In drifting helplessly on
some ice-iioe. condition from which after thirty
Islands. directly in Lieutenant Garlington's path.
100 miles south OF Cape Sabine, there We're 1900
rations In the Mares cache in good condition,
which he had inspected but six days previously.
This made 1t unnecessary TO take from Cape Sabine
OF Lieutenant Greely's stores more than four days
for Lieutenant GreeIy at cape Sabine 1890 rations
and placed his safety beyond question"
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Hanged to n Dcrr,ck nv a ,uob.

the Journal from Omaha, Neb., says: AT Blue
HILL in this county, on sunday evening, Joe Cook,
a murderer, was taken from jail and hanged 70 q
derrick. The sheriff appeared on the scene and
rescued the prisoner before death ensued. His In
luTleS, however,, VIII probably prove fatal.
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From wall street To-day.

NEW YORK. November 1s-WALL STREET.--Stocks
opened steady and soon weakened, prices dropping
d 10 Il on reports OF further cut In rates by the
trunk lines. Later there was an advance or d 10
IL per cent, but at eleven o'clock slight reaction
took place.
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Governor Cleveland Coming % Mary.
land.

From the Baltimore American. today.
President-elect Cleveland VIII come to Maryland
shortly as the guest Of q noted pleasure club. He
expects to spend q few days here quietly, and WIN
not be sat homen to ofceseekers and their friends
He win remain short distance from the CITY,
General Dudley Olcott, OF the governors stal has
been In this city for some days past and has 10
cedved information that the Pr6Gddent-elect win
soon join him. Grover Cleveland's mother was q
Marylandef, and his uncle, Mr. Nea1e has foe long
time been known as Q book dealer.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

WAsH1NeroN TESTIMONIAL No ,s4o
800 llTH S. E.. WAsHIsGToE. d. c.,
~ September 8. 1884.
Mr.. &. AUFRBACB corner eth ard " streets,
Agent Ameri an Sewing Machine Comrany:
DER SIR: After using the American Button Hole
Machine family for fourteen years with great
success we it Is months for the improved
Hlxh Arm, No. i,American. made by company The
American pronounced by experts to stand pre-eni-
nen both in construction and material nsed It runs
exceedingly light and noiseess: very simple and re-
liable and that does its work well is daily evidenced
in my home. Respectfully, GEO. ". WATSON,
Chief Clerk e. s. Navy Yard.
New improved machines of every description. from
$50 up All machines warranted instruction free by
lady teachers. All kinds rented and repaired.
G. AUERBACH, Corner 7th and streets.
agency for the SAxony Wool German Hand Knit Jackets
Socks. Gents Jerseys, and Bicycle Hose. n15
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth ST. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
GEO. ". ADAMS. Pres't-

Try FvrrrSe STAR served 20 subscribers m ths
city tv esrriFrs their account az 10 cents
we'll A cents per month. Copies at the counter.
Ger each b. unail-Yostaze prepaG 5ocelts q month
tf, yesr Sc six months S3.
IFntered at the Post OiEcs at Washington. D. Gas
Bec, nd class mail nStter
BE WEEKLY STAR-pubifshnd on Frday-S1 . year.
ytstsse rrepa:d SIX moths 80 cents
tF All mail subscriptions be paid ia advance;
l'rsyer cent longer than II paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on sprI,.atfon
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The Trading ian New York.
HOW CLEvELAND'S PLURALITY IN THE COUNTY WAS
REDUCED.

A gentleman Who was actively connected with
the management Of the democratic canvass. and
who was engaged at national headquarters in New
York throughout the campaign, said to STAR re-
porter to-day: "Both the democratic organizations
in New York city traded Cleveland of Tor votes for
local candidates, but Tammany stood hrmer than
the county democracy, though the latter was con-
trOlled by CevelandS friends. The leaders OF both
factions were earnest and sincere in their support
OF Cleveland and honestly endeavored hold their
subordfnateS up TO the work. While there was
good deal OF trading, feel sure that the leaders
were not responsible for It, Since the election some
OF the subordinate or district leaders OF the county
democracy have been called to account for trading
Off the national ticket They admitted IL; at least
some OF them did, for they could not deny 1t, but
protested that they thought Cleveland had margin
enough to permit them TO run In some OF their
friends for local offices by trading without injury
to the national ticket. Now, this was the idea OF
good many of them, and without knowing that
others were doing the same thing they traded votes
and made a difference Of not less than 900 or
25 600 In New York city. Cleveland ought to have
had 20, 600 or $1,000 plurality In New York county,
and would have had il but for the trading
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Fire i'm Toledo. q.

TOLEDO. November is-The Mixer block. on the
east side OF the river. was destroyed by rre last
night IL was occupied by A. Sugaman, clothing,
who loses about $4,000, partially insured; l. Glenn
o1s. drugs loses $1,000; Joseph yeos, saloon, and
Hebbling'S market. No Insurance The loss on the
building is about s. 900. Insurance not known.
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Important Naval OrderS


Commodore e. Y. McCauley has been ordered to
command the navy yard at League Island Pa,
goth November; Captain Henry Erben. to duty as
captain of the Portsmouth, N. H.. navy yard, ssth
instant; Commander George w. Coffin, detached
from command of the Alert and the charge OF the
Thetis and Bear and placed on waiting orders.
Lieut.. Commander John +. Merry, from command
OF the Tallapoosa and placed on waiting orders.
Lieut. W. H. Emory. from command OF the Bear
and placed on waiting orders Surgeon W. J.
simon has reported his return. having been ce-
tached from the shenandoah 2otn instant. and
treatment. Passed Assistant Paymaster o. C.
Tiffany, from the Tallapoosa and ordered to settle
accounts and wait orders Chief Engineer George
". Melville from the Thetis and placed ON waiting
orders. Lieuta John c. Colwen and n. r. Usher
and Chief Engineer John Love- from the Bear and
placed on waiting orders. Mates James W. Baxter,
/. B. Gallagher and Hugh Kuhl, from the TaIla-
poosa and placed on waiting orders Ensign JAS.
3. Cahoon, granted leave OF absence from the Goth
instant for three months
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Galveston Rar.

GALVESTON. Tex, November 1S-Capt James II.
EadS, the celebrated engineer, conferred with the
citizens committee yesterday about the proposed
project for securing deep water on the Galveston
bar. A trip OF inspection Will be made.
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kilograms to The Star.
POLITICAL COMPROMISE TN ENGLAND.
Gen. Gordon's War Steamers Repulsed.
CONVENTION OF TANNERS.
LABOR TROUBLES IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The War i'm Egypt.

FaILrRs OF GEN. GORDON TO sBrIL OCT THE RFBEIa
AT ALDERMAN.
CAIRO, November iS-Adyices from Dongola
state mat the rebels returned In great force 10
Ancerfnan some twenty days ago This place is
only short distance from khartoum, on the west
bank OF the White Nile. Gen. Gordon sent two
steafners 10 shell them out, but the attempt was
Unsuccessful The rebels returned the flre OF the
steamers vigorously with krupp cannon. and with
such execution that the paddle OF OF the steam
ers was soon disabled Thereupou both OF tho
steamers returned TO Khartoum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-18

THE RESIGNATION OF Lieutenant ". Very
from the navy has been accepted, to take effect
April 30th, 1885, and he has been granted leave OF
absence until that date.
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EDWARD F. DRoop.
OF THE LATE FIRM OF
W. G. METZEROrT CO.,
No 9o5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AT THE OLD STAND.
Begs to announce that he has opened entirely new
and carefully selected stock Of
PIANOS ORGANS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SHEET MUSIC AND BOOKS
sale of the celebrated Pianos Of =.
sTEINwAT & SONS.
ERNEST GABLER wHEELOCK,
GROVESTEEN T. FULLER,
AND SEVERAL OTHER MAKERS
PIANOS AND ORGANS SOLD FOR CASH OR UPON
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS. OR RENTED AND
RENT APPLIED TO PURCHASE
Tuning and Repairing promptly attended to. n15-3t
PuRE j u1cE CIDER
ONE CAR LOAD JUST RECEIVED
QUALITY. FIRST CLASS.
PRICE VERY LOW
For sale by the barrelby
SAMUEL c. PALMER,
1924 2eth street northwest
Telephone No. 45A nos
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rT THE MEMBERs OF. ROBERT DE BRUCE
LSy Council Of Kadoeh, and Of Eyaneelis. Chapter
Of the S. ettsh Rite corner th and streets north.
west TO. MORROW. at II o'clock noon. to attend the
s order 0"' A's Ernst 81
~ t.s, SPECIAL ~ f. NOTICE E1HAyINS MITHDRAWN
at No ITO street northwest and viii pleased to see
my friends and the public in genera! aM n. BRADY.
The orisina, sGOden9ush" HorssshoeT Bring
e. 5F IF 4nE EHd EE s. !SsgHAsoE
November Is. 1884
ana NJ William Wolf Of
By order - w % -eostl s. WOLF. seersssry
49, FOR CHAPPED HANDS AND LIPS 'DERMI0
snd
gists. corner 9TH and streets northwest. nit
- THE yAcKsoN DEMoCRAAITITG. -AssosG;ITAA-
Ming 18th instant at 7so at The Corner Of and sth
northwest 5dHs SokhIs i resident
n. sARDo Secretary '- '1' ' n17-2
W oFFidE Pr HqKAG5 sNG52p GATqEEIa 4D "a, ora sr
and the throat and lungs. lung 'p'A' 'Asss" ni7.im. '
r-EP CHILDREN's HOSPITAL. NOVEMBER "A,
ans o
O'Clock 10. at Office Of Columbia Fire Insurance Com.
pany. 1924 street northwest
s. v. NILES. President.
j. H. SAVILLE, Secretary n15
rRs NURSERY MAIDS FREE KINDERGARTEN
,o, Training School re,opens Wednesday. November
l9th at O'clock at the lensoara Free kindergarten,
9a street jersey will be given as reward Of nerit
profession Of child nursing Ladies also invited to
attend of of first lesson: Consideration of the
best physical and soul nonrishment of the infant Hy
H1enic and educational rules. n15-3t
NISSENsS HEATTH TNSTTTIrTE ko2 10TH
street;-For Physical Exercise and the Treatment
OF Chronic Diseases by S dish Movements and Massage
LADIES' assistants. Send for circulars. n15-9ts
rRTOFFICE OF THE LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
C0MPANY, D. OF c., NOVEMBER, 1884
Notice to Policy Holders:
Assessments on policies made by this company are
due and payable only at the company's Office, 92l F
receipt for the same. By order SIMON WOLF secre-
tery. nlseo.3t
~ JUST RECEIVED
tcs $50 BARRELS NEW YORK APPLES,
All Varieties. Will sell single barrel at the lowest
market Price JNO. Il. MAGRUD.i,l4 l4l7 NYave MA st
JNO. MORAN. 2126 PENNA. AVENUE,
w Has all of Bbb's Latrobes and Repairs for same:
also Sextons and Woods Parlor Su Iatrobes to heat
two stories, as low 800 Having large force orders
will be attended to promptly. Telephone. oc7-3m