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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
INAUGURAL PROCESSION.
SEATS on THE STANDS
ALL THE PUBLIC RESERVATIONS FROM
17ru STREET TO THE CAPITOL.

ALL THE PUBLIC RESERVATIONS FROM
17ru STREET TO THE CAPITOL.
The exclusive right 10 erect seats on all the
public reservations and spaces from Seventeenth
street TO the Capitol have been awarded TO us by
the Inaugural Committee and the permission
oftho superintendent OF Public Grounds and the
District Commissioners
Each ticket contains coupon, which deslg
mates your seatby section aud row, and secures
It for the day, You may leave the stand, receive
a check, and return TO your seat "betwson tho
acls."
There are aisles every III feet A wider space
is allowed for each seat than in theaters or pub
lie halls. No standing in tho aisles or on plat
form will be allowed, us each person upon tho
stand viii have a designated seat, as per coupon,
Seats can bo secured untll MARCH 3 nt tho
prominent drug stores and at Brentanost or by
addressing the undersigned.
WILLIAM II. DYER & CO.,
fe2l, ,2a,25 OlB or 1880 Pennsylvana ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
NORWOOD INsTITUTE
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR aIRLs
1912 and 12l4 FOURTEENTH 81. N. W.,
Washington, D. u

A complete school couHse-EnglIsh, Solontino,
Clhs scal. Great facilities for modern languages.
particularly French and German. Art, El0ontloii'
Music (planO, Prof Anton dlo9tznerl. Col
Vanced studentA Preparation classes for Vassar
and other colleges. Call at 1914 1Ath 81; y; wp
or address Mr. and Mrs W. d CABELL'
Principals.
TGNHn BEST AND CIEAPEsr PLACE TO
4 learn drawing and painting Is at tho Ma
tlonAl Academy Of Fine Arts, 18TH ~ hnd ~ \,
nY. Years Of study saved HeeepIlOnA fee.
"Wednesday evenings ut So'elook.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
THOMAS BOWLING, Auetloneer. fe4.20
TTNITEp srArEs MARsHAIs SALE

outofthe Clerks Office of the supreme Court OF
the, Dlslrlct Of Columbia, and 70 me directed, L
court house door OF said District. on THURS.
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MARCH, 1888,
~ ~ O'Clock m, all tho right, title, cleim and
Interest of the defendant IN and 10 the following
described property, TO wlti
Lot numbered two l2), In square numbered
on the southwest corner OF said square pnd meas
urng one hundred 400 on let ST. east and one
hundred N0O) feet on ~ north, by depth OF
one hundred 400 feet In rectangular lines In the
city OF Washington. d, o., together with al and
singular the improvements thereon, levied upon
Rs the pyOpertyof the defendant the Baltimore
and Ohio Rallroad Company, 20 SATISFY execu,
Lion No, l0,7e7 a. lay ~ Aver OF Mersares
CLAYTON McMICHAEL,
United States Marshal,
| THoMAs DowLiNo, Apclloneer. fg2b'lT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
AUCTION SALES.
III X. FULTON. AUCTIoNEER.
AUCTION SALE or FORFEITED PLEDGES

I will sell by public auction, at my store 1918
Pennsylvania avenue, commencing THURS
DAY, FEBRUARY 40, at 10 o'clock a. M, q
largo collection OF forfeited pledges, from Nos.
1850 to 73, $50 inclusive. This sale Will consist
principally of Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, and
other precious stones, siiverware, &c.
This sale will continue mornings at 10 o'clock
and evenings at O'Clock until all the lots are
sold. Persons holding tickets will please take
notice II. X. FULTON,
fe24-3t Pawnbroker and Aucti0neer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
Special MrrcEs.
n-gTs rAssENoBR FARES, DISTRICT OF
AVE- COLUMBIA.

orrrGS SS TUE ,,,6.; csnNIssl2YFg, ias is is;,
FebraaTy 10, 1855, relating 10 subllo dfder g!ii In
the District ~ Columbia, IL "a
1855, Inclusive. no driver or other person hav,
Ing charge Of tho public conveyance = hereinafter
witbin the limits ~ MarldIsn uilI' Le Tiroit
park and the cities OF WnshInlton and GeOrge-
9wn nSa Y hSre6y pTe'Sgeq nSs or y9re Any
0sS By sSd S act Of Codgrcss uo'i' A' rs 'oV'"
Y NysTUItsr Cans x Trpta for aix tickets ror or
centsG oi,e.hortp cars ON Pennsy syivanla ayenuo
llmited distdnce). cents.
oNSiHt'sEs. bet,yeen RAILROAD stations and
steamboat landings and hotels, 25 cents each
nnssengTr ''' ' '
pConvoyances of nil klnds drawn Inv ono horse.
for distances not exceeding ffteen squares a5
renta zach nassenver, fornny rrenter dis,anrp 9h
gs sss p %RG roc %T wp w Sn
10 aud from iheaters, for ono or two passengers
.oVi ,crs W. ny ro'h 'ne"'efs' ior throe Oh 'our
'conveynnccs drawn by two horses, 60 por
81 tS ns y ene hoe
hour a by two % hSrs o. p per S cent adyance Oh
PslSs SSsri'r' Ai'0F the F'' hour at prop0T'l0n'''
cent GTyIST Sstwse o ali i2s9 1es M ana H. per
GF.I hour and ' - cents 'f for ' each subsequent
9'ayrlnaes caiied fron, Iiycrv a,abies Al. no fnr
tho urst bour aud Al for carh suIspoueIit hour
SiiEcfkI, N hlrrisG IoE iTft NJ TNAii(li'VA /.
TfOS nh lii
JIordio Cabs. ayc 1nllafs ,p5l ench enb.
totiues four dolinra iSli each cnupr
IInnsorn C'nbs. three ,follnrg 1saJ nnrl, cab
tonyeynrc"s nwo.borso1. according 10 neroo.
mont n9i Inc siu "N0"'S
10 owner or driysr OF n vehicle AS before
named. ANAL rchiso 10 carry n passenger al tito
Sn an , 1r nassopecr oT n
who iirst enensed him '''
ny nnr S1p o Sbs wSbsa,o Sng nr ana ~ IN
address OF the complainant, shall receive prompt
attention rom any policeman 10 whoW l. may
vevanoes embraced In thIs order shaIi o sbibit n
| printed copy OF the same IN conspicuous place
III III esYstiny lava md ordipanoea not in conflict
with the prov islons OF this order shall romain In
| null force and cneet
BY order ofthe boarJ', ,,,,,r,rnn,
fe23.3t secretary.
| E7sS .WAS5lMiiNqI0N 5 M AND NhW OR
wH
| The annual meeting OF tho stockholders of thi,
| company will be held in the Western UnloI
baHWuIIi, baHWuIIIi My N,,}lT 9Ihi Su w 70 n,, & ~ fri
DA' or "hhSh' 1852 " ~ 1rCnnWanpg11 t1yuk TYyn
Az - A'ON secratarx
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25

Iun n ArIoNAL SAFE DHposIr
COMPANY,
CORNER 15rH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
PERPETUAL CHARTER, ACT OF CON
dREsS, JANUARY ~, 1867. 49,.
FIRE AND BUR0LAR PRoog VAULTS.
BENJAMIN T.. SNYDER, President
CHARLES @. GLOVER, Of Riggs 4 Co., Nico
n, I,AWRASoN RIGGS, Treasurer
ALBERT l. BrURTEVANT, Secretary,
q. r. NYMAN, Asst, Sec'y.
DIHECrOllSi
BenIamln T.. snyder, Charles O. Glover,
n. LAwraspn HiSgH, Henry A. Willard,
Albert L.. Stnrtevhnt. JOhl n. RodgeIs,
John q. Parke. de22mw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
UNITED STATES MARsuAL,s SALE.

BY virtue OF n writ of herl facIAs, issued
out of the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, and TO me directed,
will sell at public Bao, for cash, In front Of tho
Court House door OF said District, on THUR
DAY, THE 26Tu pay YoFFE99huABY, 1885;
~ II o'clock M, all tho right, title, claim, aud
described property, TO witt
All OF lot numbered seventy-three (73), In
Todd ~ Gunuelle sub OF square numbered four
hundred and slKty-hvc (a0b), situated on
Seventh street west, between ID and streets
south. Part Of lot numbered twelve (12), In
square numbered seven hundred and twenty
four (724). Beginning for said part thirteen (13)
foet Ave and throe-quarter (bl4) inches north
from the southwest corner of said lot, running
thence north on the line Of First street north
cast thirteen G3) feot six l6l Inches, running
| thence east one hundred and hlteen l1lb) feet,
thence south with tho rear line OF said lot thir-
| weAt one hundred and hneen 116l feet TO the
said lot twelve 12), In said square seven hum
dr9d and twenty'four (724l, beginning ~ apolnt
thirteen (l8) feet six 90 Inches south of the
| northwest corner Of said lot and running thence
south the line Ofsald First street ana threo-
| quarter (2lil inches, and THENCE running east
| one hundred and fifteen (llbl feet and thence
| north ON the rear line OF said lot two and three
| quarter (24,l inches, aud thence west one mum
| drod and ffieen (l1b) feet TO the place OF begin.
| ming, In tho City of Washington, levied upon ns
| the property Of the defendant. 5lizapeth
| Windsor, 10 satisfy execution No ~, ,3S4 ~ law
| Johnson. CLAYTON MoM1CIIAEL,
''"' United States Marshal
/ nIIOM Az nnwIING. AuCtIOneOr. toA-2Ot
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
WI in sums to suit, AZ lowest rates of Interest.
III. Il. CRITTENDEN,
l422 New York nv,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
WANTED-ROOlIS.

yNTINDOwS INAUGURATION DAY
w Those who have windows and stands 10
rent for the inauguration procession shoul 4
avail themselves OF our advertising columns.
ting the attention Of visitors and stran gers than
the Republican.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 95, 1885.

Entered at tho rosto1icc al Washington, u, c.
Tssccond.class matter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
REAL ESTATE, LOINS, ETC.
CuAs E. -B1sHor.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
No. zoos h st.. bet Tenth aud Eleventh stS
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
Money to Loan on First-class Real Estate
Security.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
RENTS COLLECTED
FIRE INSURANCE IN FIRsTcLAss COM.
PANIEs AT LOWEST RATES

FOR SALE:
Elegant residence on iowa Circle. 15 rooms,
large buffers pantry, bath room, and all mod
ern improvements. s25, 900 terms easy.
Fine dwelling, OIL NJ street, IL rooms, modern
improvements; price, $1,000
Fine threeatory brick dwelling, NJ street, q
rooms, all modern improvements lot 20 by
100; price, 1890 cash.
Fine farm, 80 ncres, with all necessary Inn
provements, In fino state of cultivation, two
miles from Long Bridgei price, $1,000
Two new brick dwellings, on ]. street, all mod
ern improvements; price, $4,000 and $1,000
eachi terms easy
Two.story brick building, 20 by 90, lot 20 by
SO, q rooms, including store. Eighth aud III SITS.
N. W.; price, "a, 200; terms easy.
Two dwellings, o rooms each, on Ridge street;
price, ~, 200 cash
FOR RENT;
FINE RESIDENCE; 1S Rooms, mod.
ern improvements,ele elegantly furnished.
near Thomas circle. .,".....,."".".".,.."s25O.OO 90
FINE RESIDENCE. lS Rooms, mod
cru improvements. near Thomas cir
lOUuU
FINE RESIDENCE. IL Rooms, mod.
ern improvements. GIG 18th st...-... $3.50
-.
H9- All property placed in my hands will be
liberally advertised without cost TO owners
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-25
For REST---lIISCELLANEO US.

VNAUGURAL-TWo WINDOWS ON PA.
l. nv., between I'd and Sd SITS. Inquire OF DIR.
II. o. CANDEE, 022 st. N. W., between OH
and 10Th ats. lO-fe17tf
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
TAE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

DE. ALLEN, x Is WELL A,;oNN. IS A 'Cviar GlGcra'" "' l'ly>i.isn tTa Sr.r s-oH, educated at Bo"d"n Colitg- ud CniSer
 say ni Mi,hi-a:. aGd 's nckn' w.-d.ed To hr lhc m"si ex}ert surgeon in his s1-cial,. on
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
ATTENTION CHARLEsToEIANs.

When you visit Tombstone and desire . good meal, oysters in any style, or in fact Fountain on Allen street, between Fourth snd Fifth. aug3l-ln
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16

Co to J. H. Tuttle's nursey for trees shrubs and plants Of all kinds. Mr. Futile, is also agent for the Arizsna Washing Ms chine Nursery on Second street, between Allen & Fremont iy2ou
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 as loss oi memory, zassItude, nocturnal emis- sionS, aVerSions to society. dimness of wis sioL, noise> in the head, the vital fluid pass Ing unOhServrd through the rine, and many 0ilicr diseases that lead t0inssnity aud death
 pr. Mlntie. who is rrgalsr graduated hhN- cian, vii agTr" 10 forfeit five hUndrcC dollars for case "i this kha that the fitai Restorative iUnCc- his special devise anu nealmentl wi!i uut 'Ure. CT tc: anything i'm pure Or inluriuu, fy.Il iu 1t. J'r. NEt;y treats all diseases successfully without mcr- str.. ;""r''-"' '+." i"uu. I"r,""rh cXs.. in.t!un nI adY,ce, .n,iuding sG4.lsio oi urine, Sj. Prige of Ili,l Restorative sl.JO to'uc, Or four times th- quantity jor S5; $ tn' 10 any a'jrc>~ up.h receipt of price, or /. c. ID. >,,u!r firI Do.eTyction and m phi snie na.;c, 4 dgSirct, ty \. r MN HE, II. i'r. No- i2 Nearny s5roct, San E'arei'cu. Cal Pr. M'ati-s kilucv Remedy, NsrHHETi- GYM curse ri kinds uf hvinuy and bladder Eomplainis, SCrn"rrhGa, iCcuCOrrr'rh, gie'.t t"' salt hy al uSgis.s; Sl bo;:ls, six bottles g.
 Dr. N:iic'~ b1uGcliun t'ills and the hesl I'd cheapest dyspepsia ard billions cure iI tG.&Iket. or ue Uy all druggieis
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4 New Departure.

Mir. 4. [. Walsh, the oldest restaurant man in ;his city, and ,he tT=t L. start q rcgulu Ihral cooked !" orCer, at inc old csiaDll>iir,. Gan Gan fes.ruran bus just rciUru,d from F rip 10 San Franciec", aud whIle ticre ht secured 'he svrvices ol B-n Waftman unt Harry Woodward. cool. and s'-wtId of tLt cr!ch"atcd "PoruIar Icstau, ant" Ui that ritl aLd l." will iu d few dnys depart from u U!I method uf ell r-In- So Ilulh n d Ineal .uD ran U.l If fare house. Every article wlll :ts pr!c- carried out, will be prinI,d on Di Oi fare. 2l.d you get |.:2t ytiu want. a;.t Ia, for what you get, As Mir. Wartinnn is un. duub cdly the best cGOA H. ths lerrltDI ytli~ new departure of Mr. Wal.L's Will undouhl
 d!y make tine Can Can the most pupu sl restaurant ia ;sis city. lug3t-Im
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
Notice.

Horses taken on pasture at reasonsA A!e rates, at the California rauch, l5 niles Ir,,n Tombstone, Good feed, water and sl t,.e. For particulars apply to J. NJ. Nash. g, :ta . ebskery on Allen street.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
,o. StdD.e : oo,!..
MY II T:E nE AN EENct-rInN |

pYVI TJE OF AN ExvCrTIoN T. ED -uea On; e.. as ice C. \ C'srk's C,n.t C f'' tit- o. T"up O.. t,w - T. c |. con ., "i CCthiae TeGi i'"l. f \ izona d ed tl. tlr : dHv "f sep H.b '. i-s5, iu s Ce ra n 9 iin
 her in fasqr Mig ,iUi ...n. cov. 2, jE!-m Gt Ea Oui- Zorn, u-f nd It u :. .
 m OAe HuuG-ed I'd For y-'h ,.c na thir V TWO ore huEGre ,ol, rs ilSlfi ;2' Samag s aud i-h''e QI y-fivc nn I.n red Cu,l lIrs Ic ijJ co Oi -Alt. On hc =t n Q, ouga~ leH1 | aE- lcSi- up n the fol. wi 7 de tTi..- roper A.s tuate ia Of T mb-t ne C. cEi~e q. u. [. TT r "t \ z na. . xtr T arC
 '-Lsii cct cfIp ihe >o th nal Q lut NouI l. block 'O z. 2 e>' <! K .-lTee..b b Q t@eri. Ale aud FremGrI SIT ytr. -..l- i.'s [, q, fr.' O. Six' stree yC r.::;.-. ...;, !: u f,, 2. N.4. t-- :. -"in. 'es :. iol ;l wit: y.;'u niA- ai n Co" Ej af aIG aii iui {. k,-eA'-i | tn" Hor n Ge and h,i.c aors ne !G Ii e ., ~tsr@. str rnr'l UC-tr -I Ut ic... hrnc. ery D." : -ai hisi..'s L T;h ia. l.U lee. |, p.sC. ri b"-!r-: rC.
 -' lte . D, siy 2 ''a O. the cu " ri -"r'rH.h 'r. l-N2. at li O C.. M tA., Ca. al CtSc. C! : CM k, Iue'ic f il T. 4 on len tre-I | a- T ,h. in n 'i Y uf rouh- sto a. C"a-:y D. CuCuise. " Il ell ali ih right t!c GaU interest Cf -.id Louis For cei nd | bOve ISFl-G in fuf the abOy d">C!ip. Il D 0 Q. Al public suct'''n. f .r cash lawful mc,gy the Il cacs aud b :-t bi-Gcr U t sly sa ex cu- lon aLc a.! costs.
 Dated .t Tombstone the a dsy o" Sep, ls-5.
 BEN JAhE5 CuaaJahie
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
My Hospital Experience

Ng.iG- hccE ,aggs-.r IF rhrrge c. two lead ing hu~ri.ul-l enables nr treat al. ,ri,a;, @.s":ets Wrii yZr-,i0rt F. s-''s. wish il dis tinctly understood Shat dc not claim tuuer- tC. Il i'm J's h:ljie-, Ur to have miraculous CT >D:e:hUmun power claim only 10 hc 4 ..-...ill and successful physician and surgeon '-urC uLLiy informed in my s,ecial,y-
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Diseases of Man,

Al anplliug to me wll receivs my honest uQlAirp "i tAe;r Hp!aiats-No apartment. ing. will guarantee a positive cure in ey. Cry case uncer,akc c- forfeit slGcG. Con suiIation in Diave or by letter FREE and strictly sr!v..e. Charges reasonable. Thorough eN1Iniua'in iGrludIng chemical and me. optical ana!ysis oi ur;ne and advice, S5tI
 Office hours 9 to da;iy.6 10 evening. Sun. dsNs 2 fo -2 only i-al .r aGsrt.,s
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D R A I,r, R N .

- rC -N - - l-: ~ 2S,,5 Eearay street, San Ersn":sco. Cal. x Remember. the Doctor oas q Vegata. be Com .,v-'-. thc res ult ut niany years O: special pTrCiire ar. hald -Ludy, wblch under ai nds s.ce hs- E,veT :ai.,i ..i S;ily.-s iH tHe EAI,GkRLOST MANHOOD, pRUSTA cu rG rIC.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
Sample Bottle Free,

i.Hr serl q" any on, apnlyinc by letter stating m.,o-i-. sex and age. Strict sc. r:ccy in stri tn a:l n'..!Hcss transactions,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
IE3 Great English Remedy

it is a never falling cure for nervous d. . biiltY, exhausted vi tality, seminal weak nees, srer:latorriiea,
 O>t maohood, lmpV- teney, paralysis, "nd all ,he terrible effects o' self abuse. youth fOllies and eXcesses m mature such
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-16
YOUNG MEN

A"d middle aged niC", wio MT: sufrrir. rom tie el'rc,> "' r".lhl'Ii lndiscrr.it.ns
 FE"c>r's m n";Ugr y,al~. NcIyo'I> and Ply.
 irH. iisl.';y. iu u.'i.lts. i'st Narhuud con :u-;"', UI Ideas, Gull eyes, aversion To >O,irIy. =, .1r-nCNrF. Bitu rlcs on ti- 'ic,. loss of ( h. rr2N anG n:j i-p!I ;rrqgcII,. "i I -!.aiiug, et, kemeu,htr, that hy u curPri. i..l'iar ,I roaie- cl"s Of great criga'ivr nowe- the D ,ctOr has arranged hi, treatment th3t II w:ll not rniN stloiu inncGia,c relief h'it p,rinauent
The Washington critic., 1885-10-07
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Frank LOughran, prominent young
merchant Of Ashcville, n. c.. and Miss
Adelaide Barnes, daughter of Mr.. William
A. Barnes, the feed dealer ut No. 2OS Four
and-a-half street southwest, were Joined in
the bonds Of matrimony at st. Domnic's
Church this morning at o'clock I'm the
presence of the families and a large gather
ing Of friends. A nuptial mnss was held, at
which Rev. Father Rochcfort OBLIGATED.
After the ceremony reception was held ut
the home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Lough-
ran Will leave on late train this afternoon
for their future home at Ashville. The
groom is a brother of Mr.. Dan Loughran
the tObaccOnst.
Mr.. Charles II. Korts and Miss Lnnie A.
Knott Of South Washington were united in
marriage at the parsonage of the Trinity
Episcopal Church last evening in the pres
ence of the families and but intimate
friends. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Addison, after which the bridal
party was driven to the Baltimore q Poto-
mac station, where the happy couple de-
parted on the 10 p. M. train for brief
honeymoon In the North. On the return of
Mr.. and Mrs. Korts they will reside at the
residence of the groom's mother, No. 22j
Thirteenth street southwest. The groom Is
connected with the passenger department
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the bride,
pretty blonde, Is universally a fayorite in
the soc ETY. Of this section.
The regular monthly meeting of the
South Washington Endowment Relief AS
ISOLATION was held last night at the assoca-
ton rooms, corner of Eighth and q streets
southwest. There was large attendance
and considerable business of interest trans
acted. After the disposal of number of
applications for membership, Mr.. Il. j.
Burtt, formerly vicc-president, was elected
secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the late secretary, William b.
Browne. w. Y. Walker was elected vice
president to succeed +. j. Burt and David
Lescalett was made member of the board
OF directors to succeed w. T. Walker.
The marriage of Mr.. j. NJ. RouX and Miss
Ida Lucas of G street southwest will be
solemnized ut the Fifth Baptist Church this
evening at S o'clock. Rev. DR.. &. q.
Meador will ofliciate. After the ceremony
q reception will be held at the residence Of
the BRIDES parents.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-07

Number Sign the Rolls aud Tempo
rarily Accept the Decrease.
The school teachers who were willing to
sign the rolls at the thrce-pcr cent. reduc-
ton in their salaries received their checks
to-day. The District authorities say that
the teachers who sign the rolls and accept
the reduction will have as good chance OF
being reimbursed as those who hold off and
refuse. They say that nm error was made
in not asking Congress TO appropriate
sufficient amount Of money.
A special appropriation will be asked
and Congress VIII very likely make it and
then the rolls will be gone over and com
putations made of the amount due each
teacher, regardless OF who signed and who
did not. II Is denied that the deficiency Is
caused by cutting the lower grade teachers
salaries 10 increase the salaries Of higher
grade teachers a recent computation
shows that the deficiency is only $1,000.
The First Auditor Of the Treasury has not
yet had occasion 20 examine into the matter
Of the reduction Of the pay of teachers of
the District. lie, on first sight, says II
would appear that the Commissioners would
have right to adjust the salaries of the
teachers In accordance with the necessities
Of the case, If the appropriation did not
provide specific salaries, or II there was no
contract made with the teachers by which
the amount of their pay is fixed.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-07
THE CLERKS ASSOCIATION.
over Seventy Members Present Il
Last Nights Meeting.

over Seventy Members Present at
Last Nights Meeting.
The Clerks Mutual Benefit and Protective
Association held their sixth regular meeting
last evening, with an attendance of over 20
members. The constitution was so amended
that members can from day until Dccem-
Der be admitted BY passing the necessary
medical examination and upon the payment
of 81 in place of - as formerly. This was
done in order to increase the membership,
as 1t is the desire of the association to Sc
cure every clerk Of good standing in the
city Of Washington. The following were
elected to membership and referred to the
physician for examination: T.. &. Gatchel,
Charles II. Jones' j. +. Kibbey, NJ. Fischer,
Argyle Finney, A. II. McChesney, l.. l.. Etch-
ison, William II. Hunt Walter s. Powell,
William Davis, L. j. Etchson, Sam Ken
nedy, A; Bnrklin, 5. Hart, II. Baar, N. Nal,
house, Il. Bresland, NJ. Hanlein, Howard
Fisher, j. N. Moore, j. c. Hughlett and j.
ii. Hawley.
1t was proposed to secure Il suite of
rooms, centrally located and to fit them
for holding the meetings, also as a reading
room, with library, and another for games,
conversation, &c, and to have lectures by
prominent business men upon business top
les of such nature as to be beneficial to
the clerks.
The association has also under considera-
ton the publishing Of Il paper semi
monthly, to contain such literature as
would be of benefit to clerks generally and
be their Official organ. The entertainment
committee proposed plans for a concert,
which met with unanimous favor, and sub
committees were appointed The latter
part Of November will in all probability be
the time selected.
Considerable business of routine nature
was transacted and much interest shown by
the members present
The Washington critic., 1885-10-07
ECZEMAI

For the benefit OF suffering humanity, deem
II only my duty TO give this unsolicited testi-
mony IN favor OF Swift's Specific. My wife
has been afflicted with Eczema from infancy
We tried every known remedy but to no avail.
She was also afflicted with % periodical ner-
yous headache, sometimes followed by an in
termittent fever, SO that her life became q
burden TO her. Finally determined to try
Swift's Specific. She commenced seven weeks
ago. After taking the first large bottle tho
disease seemed to increased the burning, itch.
ing and inflammation became unbearable.
She, however perseyered In the use of the
mediciro. After taking the second bottle the
inflammation began to subside. After the
third bottle the Inflammation disappeared, and
the sore spots dried up and turned white and
scay, and finally she brushed them of In an
impalpable white powder resembling pure
salt. She Is now talking the sixth bottle; every
appearance of the disease Is gone, and her
flesh is soft and white as Il child's. Her head
aches have disappeared and she enjoys the
only good health she has known In 40 years.
No wonder she deems every bottle of s. $. s.
Il worth thousand times Its weight in gold.
Any further information concerning her case
will be checrfuly given by herself at her resi-
dence, 1876 Mullett street, or by me,
JOHN f. BRADLEY, IL Griswold st.
Detroit, Mich, May 10, 1885.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
MY, 1857 w. 23d st. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga