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National Republican., 1884-09-19
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-
y, n,I,h,irtsea miles rom hresa s!reot station.
day Sept D. Flied price & covers every pSs Expense.
even books. &c. No extra charges except for
% %o No aeses saa
sary Iay for admission; Summer vacation school
sept, 0, but students may come at any time be-
fore sept o. or be admitted after the 9th, when
highest grade for young % me" and Sf@ boys One s of
ss Sfst 6sSph a he eS ga and
,eachipg IN small casses, 50 that each pupil may
both advanced and backward pupils. In. m
dyidual m and class instruction. Early
Young men whose education has been neglected
instructed privately Special opportunities for
or dull and boyss bos'fs faroRns or 1si s
dents may select any studies or choose the regp-
courses Students sI tted at Z Media & ACADEMY G are
yenIa, Princeton, LehiRh, Lafayette, University
of xrSinIa Columbia William, RicEias9,n and and
College students OF any y"eH eass tutored il any
study and fitted for any college examination. \
sesres With The 'G best and iSiH est appaTstSS for
ilinsiratt,on Fifteen hnndred yopmes added to
10 In res fsSs Students
college and admitted in 1883, twenty In 1854,
a G' Ss IN baahss hS IN
SSs S"t q lnsSs SSY %PS S%
wardrobe, bureau; table washsta1d, toilet set,
pillows and all ample supply Of bedding, all In
throughout, and thoroughly heated by steam.
Rooms for two boys No large dormltories.
generous table. The students are not poorly fed
under the economical plea that plain food and
meager diet are best for students Dining room
tied out In the best manner. Experienced men
walters firSt class steam Laundry y PAY and and
bowling alleys and other. hxtureA Ample
grounds for base ball foot ball, and other athletic
sports, Drainage aud water supply perfect. No
malaria. The health record of Media has few
parallels, Media Academy has all the convent;
ences and appliances necessary to make II real
home and i first class academy, A school for
the training ofgentlemen No hazlng or other
rowdyism. No "roughing IT, Students at
6S SsaemE must not eaussda ss'' dyod hS O%s
teeI surroundings. The school Is adapted
In every way 10 the education OF young men and
boys only. Media Academy Is not a miIed
male sex. Media has seven churches and Tenn.
peranCe charter which forblds the sale of all iu-
t0xlcating drinks Media Is conveniently ac-
cessi6le from al points; No change Of depots
coming from New, York, Pitteburg, Baltimore,
or Washington. Nineteen trains leave Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia. for Media Return
trains every hupri distance, thirteen mileA Ask
at Media Station for Academy coach, which
tlyo minutes. For new illustrated circular OF
Media Academy address the Principal and Pro-
prietor, SWITHIN O. SIORrLIDGE, a. u.
and A. NJ. (Graduate OF Philips Exeter Acad.
envy and Harvard College,, Media Penna
National Republican., 1884-09-19

THERE are some workingyeg,#ho are
anxious to try the oxpepimont of free
trade, believing that MANY of the neces-
s,., sarioS of life would Gen become cheaper.
They might draT% lesson from the Irish
man who. whe%informod that geese werc
worth only fs1sixpenco on tho Emerald
Isle, obseTXed that tho great throublo is
TO git %uld of the sixponco."
National Republican., 1884-09-19
WANTED-MIsCELL1NEOUs. us.

A RTIsTs, CALL ON WHEELER FOR
a Solar Enlargements. 700 9TH st., cornerG q
b-pD
National Republican., 1884-09-19

StPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
- ner 9th and ID streets northwest. EBtab-
lishod 1864. Occupies beautiful, commodious
building. ADMINISTRATION, the result OF twenty
years, growth, 10 complete IN lis arrangements
women for real life, selfsupport usefulness, and
hon norable independence. Fun corps of able ex.
perlenced, practical teachers Regular day and
evening sessions resumed MONDAY, SEPTEM-
BIER 1, at o u. m. and D. m, Scholarship for
one year from date Of entrance good for day or
evening sesalOns) 500; per qunrter, day, e2Oi
night, fl6; per month, day, 81; night, ~. col
leso oiioe open for arrangements Monday, Au
gust 70, and thereafter. Students are registered
equipped, and assigned seats in tho order In
which they complete arrangements Handsome
Illustrated circular, with full Information nnu
interesting reading matter mailedto any address
or given upon application 70 -,
HENRY O. SPENCER, Principal
SARA A. SPENCER Vice Principal,
National Republican., 1884-09-19

The commission appointed TO visit Central
and South America, which will meet in New
York city on the 2Oth instant, will leave on the
10th of October for tho City of Mexico, whence
they will go to Central America and afterward
visit the principal countries of South America.
The commission expect to DO gone about six
months.
National Republican., 1884-09-19

WAS Thomas A. Hendricks one Of the prom
inent men in the north to whom Jacob Thomp-
son refers in his report to the confederate sec
rotary Of state who would be ruined If GER
tain papers then in their possession fell into the
lanls of the cncmyp
National Republican., 1884-09-19

IF you want to know how Mcdonald de-
fcatcd the Hendricks democrats of Indiana In
1861, read Thompson's letter TO Benjamin in
TIE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, to-day.
National Republican., 1884-09-19

I 900 l. ST. N. w.-TWO COMMUNE
4 cO[i eating rooms on I'd floor, well fur
nlshnl. MlLh hnard lrnm Oct G.DD
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DERMAToLOGY.
DERMATOLOGY.
For RENT-HOUSES.

NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE OF IL
IN rooms and modern improvements; cen:
trally located: between q and and 10th and
18th SITS. NV. Address INSURANCE, Repub.
lcan Office. 6-22
FURNISHED S-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
II southern exposure, 1913 East Capitol ST.,
one square east Of Capitol Apply on premises.
NEW 3-SToRY BRICK, WITH STORE,
IN b rooms, cellar, gas, water, &c. rent low;
2OO7 NJ st. N. w. Inquire at 1922 q st. N. W.
National Republican., 1884-09-19

AT A DISCoUNT-PosTAGE STAMPS,
"A 10c;, &C., 4c. and 3c Apply at the Repub
lCan Office. S.tf
National Republican., 1884-09-19

THE three great emperors having slob-
bered over each other to their hearts
content have separated and gone their
ways, treading lightly so as not to dis
turb the dynamite with which they
imagine the ground is literally "salted.'
The American people will be filled with
wild and tumultuous joy on learning that
,he Austrian emperor bestowed the grand
,ross Of st. Stephen upon the Grand Duke
Vladimir aud gave snuff box to Gen.
Janquiten. The grateful Intelligence
that the czar decorated Count Kaloky with
the order of st. Andrews that hc might
not be outdone in generosity will add n
mansard roof to the enormous joy. Then
when it Is realized that Francis Joseph
kissed the hand oftho czarna three times
aud INDUCED in osculating exercises with
tho czar himself at the moment of separn-
tion, the volcanic violence of,our delight
will know no bounds, II is we'll for the
American nerves that these thrilling
meetings do not occur oftener.
National Republican., 1884-09-19
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
, GIRLS,

Twelfth Annual Session begins Sept. 40.
sel-1m MRS q. w. PAIRO, Principal
CT. JOHNS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
- Vermont avenue. between NJ and N streets
northwest This institution offers every facility
for thorough education, whether Classical,
DAY, SEPT 1, 1854. BRO. TOBIAS, Presi-
dent. nu1S-lm
MISS BALCH WILL OPEN A FIRST
10. Advanced pupils preferred. special atten-
tion given TO Mathematics and Languages Num-
ber OF pupils limited. Evening classes for adults
preparing for competitive examinations. Apply
at once. MISS BALCH. 1906 Ut. N. w. lief
erences; Hon W, w. Corcoran, Admiral Geo
D. Balch, Baltimore; Com s. i. Lee, and Rev.
j. ]. BnllOck. Wnshington d. O. sel-lm
National Republican., 1884-09-19

Mr.. GEo. VIM. CURTIs's abortive efforts
to intimidate government employees and
thus deter them from subscribing money
20 the republican campaign fund greatly
amuses many of the old clerks, who know
that Mr.. Curtis thus acts in tho interest
of the democratic party, an organization
which never hesitated to retain at least
90 per centum of the salaries of Office
holders whom they dominated affairs in
ante-bellum days. The clerks indulge in
an extra gugaU when they reach that
clause in MIR. Curtis's circular in which
he grotesquely remarks that his commit
tee would as earnestly protest against the
assessment system under democratic as
they now do under a republican admins
tration. Mr.. Curtis and his cOntreres should
wear wells when they appear in public to
deter people from seeing their smiles of
contempt for the credulity Of those who
take stock in their absurd pretensions.
National Republican., 1884-09-19
nv PosToFFIoE NOTICE

Letters for Europe need not be specially II.
Ss nl TranS. Xtantie maIls are iorWarded by the
instest vessels available.
Foreign mails for the week ending SEPT, 90,
will close tPRoMPrLY In all cases) at this Office
as follows:
sATURDAY.-At $50 q. m. for ireland. per
steamship Arizona. via Queenstown Qetters
must be directed per Arizonn',J at $3.50 a. m.
for Europe, Per steamship Elder, via south south;
he directed ''per Eider'D; Mt n. m. for Scot
land direct, per steamship Devonia, via Glas-
nd Sr Sa bslm direct q" per sea r
Central America and the south Pacific Ports,
p steamship Colon, va .Aspinwaii Iletters for
a, IN. for Venezuela and Curacoa per steam
ship Glenfyne a, 1880 p. m. for Cuba and Porto
via Queenstown; at 3 p. m. for the Netherlands
direct, per steamship Maasdam, via Rotter-
sUNDAY.-At 7:3op. m. for Honduras and Llv-
ingston, per steamship City of Dallas, via New
Mails f0r China and Japan, per, steamship
san, san pa, Pablo (yle San FIEanselsco? close
SaS SgS Fzs zsaapa sandsoh % ' and Fl A9l@d nslaads
iSsi TSs at sois New York Of steamship hi & Ser@anc n
with British mails for Australial.
is the on
rupted overland transit 20 san =, Francisco.
Malls rom the East arriving on time at San
Francisco on the day OF sailing OF steamers are
dispatched thence the sane day.
HENRY O. PEARSON. PostmastoE
PosropFIcE. new YoRK. S'pt. IL. 1854.
NY DIR. II. o.. CANDEE, THE VITO
AVE- pathic Magnetic and Electric Physician
has returned from his summer vacation, and Is
ready to receive patients. 1 would also call the
attention of the 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.
CANDEE, 922 4 st. h. w, Washington. d. q. II
National Republican., 1884-09-19

PLAN was arranged and the money ad-
vanced by Mr.. Jacob Thompson, in 1864, to
burn the city OF Cincinnati but it miscarrled.
A very good account of 1t over Mr., Thompson's
own signature is given in THE WEEKLY RE.
PUBLICAN issued to-day Single copies in
wrappers may be had at THE REPUBLICAN,
counting room
National Republican., 1884-09-19
GENTLEMENs HATS.

FALL STYLES.
STOCK DRESS AND BUSI,
NESS HATS, EMBRACING THE LAIEsV
NOVELTIES IN STYLES AND CoLoltS'
ISAAC SMITHS
"LA PETITE" SILK UMBRELLAS,
B. H. STINEMETz & SON,
HATrERs AND FURRIERs,
1887 PENNA. AVEN UE.
National Republican., 1884-09-19
rTHE CoLUMDIAN COLLEGE, PREpARAi

Having resigned the conduct OF the Prepara
tory School of the Columbian College to engage
more exclusively In scientific work, 1 hereby
beg leave To commend my successor In the office
OF principal-Prof ANDREW L. MONTAGUE,
"A; M.-to the confidence of all the patrons of the
school. Prof MONTAGUE has been associated
win mo In the instruction Of the school during
the last twelve years, Is familiar with all its
methods, and commands, as well by his charac-
respect OF all his colleagues In the faculty, In
the management Of the school he will be assisted
by an able corps of instructors. and after the lst
ofSeptember, will be daily IN attendance at the
school building, 1885 ii street northwest, TO con,
fer with parents or pupils.
The exercises of the school will begin on the
10TH OF SEPTEMBER, and during the fist two
weeks OF the session Will give my personal CO.
operation to Its administration, that there may
be the least possible break In the continuity Of
se3-26t OTIS T. MASON
National Republican., 1884-09-19

r OST.-ON MONDAY, BUNCH OF 4
IL keys. Finder please return TO 1904 7th st.,
and receive thanks. 900
\ oST.-THE STEM. wINDER OF A GOLD
i 4 watch. a suitable reward Will be paid for
Its return to 1l34 9Th st, N. w. U-1S
National Republican., 1884-09-19
C,EoRGErowN UNIVERSITY.

SCHOOL OF LAW.
FACULTY
REV. JAMES A. DOONAN, 8. j., Presidents
HON. RICHARD T. MERRICK,
HON. W. A. RICHARDSON,
MARTIN +. MORRIS, ILL., d.,
JAMES @. PAYNE, Esq,
j. J. DARLINGTON, Esq,
JOHN w. ROSS, Esq.
National Republican., 1884-09-19

Il OST-A BLACK ENAMEL LOCK EFT WITH
il pearls A suitable reward will be paid Ii re-
turned TO MISS f. BROWN, Pension Office.
National Republican., 1884-09-19
.EDUC.4TION1L.

WI open SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1884,
for the reception Of pupils-at O'Clock p. m for
misses and masters and at o'clock y. IN. for
yited to attend the reception on the above day.
Glasses Will be formed for the season OF 1SSJ'5
on the above day. Glass days, Tuesday and Sat
urday Circulars are now TO be had at Music
stores and Academy. se15- I'm
National Republican., 1884-09-19
.LOST IND FOUND,

IF THE PARTIES WHO LOST A PUG
i terrier dog on last Friday morning near
Mount Pleasant will call at the restaurant In the
Treasury Department between the hours of 0a.
III. and p M. they can get Information OF same.
D.lD
National Republican., 1884-09-19

IO1 9TH Sr.-ELEGANT ROOMS ON
r - l. LIST and I'd. and one on 3D. floor; ali
moqern improvements; table board excellent
National Republican., 1884-09-19

1.-TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS-NEW
J. house; ull convenicnces; near Lincoln Park
East Capitol ST.; Herdlcs pass the door. 13f
llth st, s. E 7.DR
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j. W. II. f,oVVFIBYsS n d.. Dean.
selbdt No. 900 Twelfth street northwest
NATIONAL MEDICAL CoLLEGE
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
COL U MBIAN UNIV RSITY.

The slxty.,hird Annual sess lon will begin on
MONDAY, OCTOBER o, AT 3 p. NJ,
In the Medical Building, 1925 II street N, w,
with an introductory Address by Prof William
Lee, NJ. D,t to which the profession and public
are cordially Invited. The regular lectures will
continue daily throughout the course, beginning
=, The autumn examinations will commence nt
the College ON Thursday, oct. 2, at 5:,lO D. m
For particulars apply to
A. +. A. KING, NJ. d., Dean,
bclI-OW TlB 11th At. N. w.
National Republican., 1884-09-19

O1f ID ST. n. W.-UNFURNISHED OR
- l. " furnished, elegant saloon parlor, newly
papored, &c; northern and southern exposure;
cars pass the door. 7-1p
National Republican., 1884-09-19

DRoF. SHELDoNs DANCING GLASSES
and 7:30 p. m, at 1904 Il st. N. W.; Monday.
Sept. 10, $3.50 and $3.50 p m, Mt 3D. st, and Pa.
Send for circulars. seI8-Om
National Republican., 1884-09-19
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND EXCELLENT
IL table board at bl4 18th ct. N. w. 7.2O

THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, HOT
a and cold bath attached, ID floor, southern
exposures private family; references exchanged.
22l3 II ST. N, w, 30
National Republican., 1884-09-19

IA =. W. Kelly, U.ondon MedalisD Principal;
Miss NJ. Kelly, Assistant Life Glass begins
September g. selG-2w
National Republican., 1884-09-19

1dOJ X ST. N. W.-SEPT. 10, ROOMS
Il II - l. and board first class; reference
given and required. T.23
National Republican., 1884-09-19
7 ,Aw DEPARTMENT NATIONAL UNI.

Reopens MONDAY. OCT. q. 1884 at o'clock
p M, In the New Law Building, No. 1OO8 II
street northwest. Catalogues can be obtained Mt
Morrlsons. Ballantynes, Anglim's, and Adams
bookstores. or at tho Office Of the Treasurer,
Fleming Lavender. Applicants for admission
can obtain further Information and mntrlculate
At asoia Louisiana avenue, or at the Law Build
ing ntter Sept. 20, 1884. All business commIi-
nications should be addressed to f. j. LAVEN.
DER, ASOll Louisiana avenue SEQ
National Republican., 1884-09-19

900 15rH ST. -HANDsoMELY FUR
Il DO ~ ,nished rooms, en- suite and single;
q tsa tnblp hoard g.Qg
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1884.

Entered at tho ros,oGice NJ Washington, D.,
G., as second.claas matter.
National Republican., 1884-09-19

The opening exercises of the next term will be
heidi the GeoIgetownU University Law,Building,
west, ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, at 0:s3O D. M,
when announcements for the year will be made
All Interested are cordially invited. Special
Latin Course (electlve) without extra charge.
The secretary Will be In attendance at the Law
Building for the enrolment ofstudents,' from
to . D. m.. daily, during the month Of Septem-
National Republican., 1884-09-19

uoWARD UNIVERSITY LAW DEPARr-
IL ment will open SEPTEMBER 10, 1884, at
O'Clock p. m. Lecture rooms In Y. NJ. q. A.
Building, corner Of Ninth and ID streets north
westi entrance Ninth street side. All persons
intending to enter the Department fo- the school
year then TO open are requested to he present
For circulars or other Information apply TO
JAMES III. SMITH, Secretary.
Office, No. 522 9th st. N. W., lie Droit Building
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- g. NJ. YEHTMAN, Secretary
sel0-10 Cor. Sixth and L streets N w

NoRwooD DINsTITUTEl SELECT SCHOOL
~ for glrls) reopens September 20, 1912
and 1914 lith st. r.. w, Washington, d. @. A
complete school course-Engllsh. Scientific, Clas-
sicai Great facilities for modern languages, par
tlculhrly French and German. Art, Elocutlou.
Music (piano. Prof Anton GloetZner). A Col
legiate Course. Also Elective Courses for adj
Vanced students Preparation classes for Vassar
and other colleges. Call nt 1914 14th at, n W.,
Principals seI1.U
National Republican., 1884-09-19

TJNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO
Il. learn drawing and painting is ut the Ma
tional Academy of Fine Arts, 18th st and ". Y.
nv, Years of study saved. Receptions free,
Wednesday evenings Mt X O'clock, sol If
National Republican., 1884-09-19
FOR SAFE.

pUG0Y PHAETON; HAS NEVER BEEN
ID used; of best make; will be sold cheap. In
quiro at tPUMPHREf'SS Stables, q st. N. w.
National Republican., 1884-09-19

GOO II ST. N.w.-THREE FURNISHED
OOO rooms on Sd floor; on I'd floor. with
board; location central. 5-lO
National Republican., 1884-09-19

A CASH OFFER FOR 90 SHARES OF
N fully paid up stock of Potomac Red sand
stone Company. Address W.. Box 373, Wash
ingtOn. ID, z, b-3O
National Republican., 1884-09-19

A GOOD WORK HORSE, FROM 1850 TO
~ to l, 200 pounds; age. from 4 to years;
must be sound. Apply TO w. B. MOSES q SON,
9TH and Market Space. S-se0.tf
nANFORrH ILLUMINATING FLUID
~ and Manufacturing Compnny-Business of.
flee, 036 st., Washington, ID. Ci license or sell
town, county, or state rights. See advertisement
on Becondpage 5-my9-tf
National Republican., 1884-09-19

DoUNrY LAND WARRANT FOR 100
ID acres, or two land warrants for 80 acres
each, or one warrant for 120 acres, and one for
40 acres, Address, stating lowest price, CHAS.
FLINT, the National Tribune, 915 10th st.
N. w. 5-ap1T.lm
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UANTED--HELP.
WANTED-RoOMS.

DY A JADY-A FURNISHED ROOM,
ID with board, between q and q sts Address
A. AZ. L., Republican Office. a-2O
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-28

their lives; they got into the village. 1t
was pitch dark, and all the houses black
| but two; one was the public house, cast
| ing a triangular CLEAN across the road a
| long way of. and the other was the black
I smiths house. Here was piece of for
tune for the terrified women. They
burst into their friends house. ooh,
Jane! the thieves are come p and they
told her in a few all that had happened.
ia % said she, chow timOrsOme you
arel Ten to one he was only growing
at some one that passed by"
may, Jane, we heard the scraping out
side the window. Oh, woman, call your
man and let him 90 with US"
''AIy mamie is not here"
"Where is he, then?"
"I suppose he is where other working
wOmen's husbands are, at the public
house" said she, rather bitterly, for she
had her experience.
The old women wanted to 60 to the
public house for him; but the black
smiths wife was a courageous woman,
and, besides, she thought it was most
likely false alarm. may, nay" said
she, ''Iast time 1 went for him there I
got fine affront. I'll come with you,"
said she. ''I'll take the poker, and we
have got our tongues to raise the town,
with, 1 suppose" So they marched to
the tol-bar. When they got near it they
saw something that staggered this hero
Inc. There was actually a man half in
and half out Of the window. This
brought the blacksmith's wife to a stand
still, and the timid pair implOred her to
go back to the village. Nay" said she,
what for? / see but One-and-hark! it
is my belief the dog is holding of him"
However, she thought it safest to be on
the same side with the dog, lest the man
might turn on her. So she made her way
into the kitchen, followed by the other
two; and there a sight met their eyes
that changed all their feelings, both tow
ard the robber and toward each other.
The great mastif had pinned a man by
the throat, and was pulling at him, to
draw him through the window, with
fierce but muffied snarls. The mans
weight alone prevented it. The window
was like a picture frame, and in that
frame there glared, with lolling tongue
and starting eyes, the white face of the
blacksmith, their courageous friends vii
famous husband. She uttered an appall-
ing scream, and few upon the dog and
ChOked him with her two hands. He
held, and groWled and tore till he
was all but thrOttled himself; then he
let 90 and the man fell. But what struck
the ground outside like a lump of lead
was in truth a lump of clayl The man
was quite dead, and fearfully torn about
the throat. So did a comedy end in an
appalling and most piteous tragedy; not
that the scoundrel himself deserved any
pity, but his poor, brave, honest wife, tC
whom he had not dared cOnfide the vii
lainy he meditaJed.