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New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
THE AMATEUR oARsMEy.s REGATTA.

BosTos. Aug 1.-the thirteenth annual re-
gaita National Association Of Amateur Oarsnen
Will begin tomorrow the Charles River Tho first
dry will be devoted to four heats each Of the Junior and
senior single scul shells. On Thursday therc VIII he
final heats IN these pair double scu. four
oar red shells eight Dared sheI The winner
OF each heat In the days viii soa,ess In the
final heats the second day.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
CRICKET ON STATEN ISLAND. IN
CANES BETwEES JUNIOR ELEvESs OF THE STATEN
ISLAND AND NEwAHk CLUBS.

The return match between the Staten Island
and Newark Clubs 0unior ecvcns) took place ut New
Brighton. g. l., yesterday. when the home team again
uroysd victorious by scores Of IL and II 10 and 10
X Walker. w. g. OxfIby and y. ID. Os1iby all batted well
In the second innings for Staten Island bat the osly
player making double figures for Newark A. Will
Jams tn the bowling r. d. Ogiiby for Staten Island,
took vtcksts runs, for IL respectively, and
Rich for 4 and for IL. For Newark. Mcwbood took
O for and for Is. Tho and bowling unslysis
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
OPPOSING AN ISSUE OF BONDS.

A number of bOndh0Iders of the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad preparing to
contest the proposed Issue Of first mortgage bonds by
the Knoxville aud Ohio Railroad the ground that the
properly Is already covered by tho consolidated mort
gage OF the East Tennessee Company The counsel OF
the bondholdss have advised them that the Knoxville
and Ohio cannot legally issue the bonds proposed.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
CRICKET In CANA DA.

TORONTO, Aug. 1.-The Pittsburg Toronto
cricket match vas consuded this afternoon I'm favor Of
ths visitors by az
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
MR. Villas SOMEWHAT JEALOUS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL (SpeciaD.-Of late
tnere have been msny sly Democratic mods
and whspsrs IN Washington, siI OF which
were interpreted tn mean that the Post
MASTER General was dtspcased becsuse Of what
he arded undue share OF public praise awarded
to the new First Assistant Pssi masterGenersi on nc
count OF the rapdty with which he has turned eut Re
publican postmasfers in order TO I'LL their places with
Democrats II has been asserted that the Pres.
dent had been capvated by the energy OF Mr. Steven
SON and was disposed draw comparisons between him
and his superior which were not very favorable 20 tue
latter Only two three days prominent Demo-
crut In versation with correspondent OF The Ctn
eimnas Inquirer said II wsuidn's praise Stevenson
muel'."
Wei for tho reason that Mr. Villas IA very peculiar
man. and think Is awuly jealous He doesn't IKE 10
Mr. stsvcnson. his Frst Assistant attract ae much
attention. All am afraid Of 10 that II Mr. Stevenson
ntfues to receive much praise from the press Tor
hiz services First Assistant Pestnastsr General i
will cause trouble IN the Post ONCE Department and
might embarrass Mr. stevenson In his good work Mr..
Villas is General aad think he wants all the
credit for the doac by his Department Yes, Villas
good fellow. fine orator aud all that but thnk No
Ia of very jealous temperament
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

Mctarhy Hackett Dor Three-base IN;
nn1 C11ro- Wilf pffries-Nhncy. v: COrco.hh l. fHst
pa sc on bals-Iy whitney. Il by CoTcoran lfs base on
errors -Boston Al ewYork; strueN ont,y ,y ntn y
ett Wanl oorhardt and Counor Umpire farsuson Time
two hours
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
ILLEGAL ENCLOSURES.
OVER 10, 100000 ACRES UNLAwFULLY YExCEp n

SOME OF THE HOLDERS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The following n
list Of the illegal Enclosures sf public hand of which u
General Land Once has spesao kDewisdes which ~
affected by the Presidents proclamation Of yeserav.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
NARINk IyFELLfHEY0A
MINIATURE ALaAvtl

MINIATURE AL1AvtI
sun ses Of; SETS 653 Mooa Sill lIosu's aSA a.
vkrHR rSrNt.
/M-sau.iv Hook a4Si6sv. rssnL g2f Ffc1 0s,s ll;l4
EM.-sansiY Hsok S.53 Gov fsssnf eHisn Gaia lli3o
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
lowing cuses:

1t Is estimated that less than 100000 acres
addition to the lands mentioned in tho above list
Illegally iEcIosed, Of which tho special agents Of the
Department have yet had time to make examination
aud specific report
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
THE PEYNsYLvANIA,s PROSPERITY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug IL (Specia[.-The
Pennsylvania Railroad officials annauneed to-day that
during July s6O076 arrived and departed at
the Broad Street Station being increase OF 100000
over July 1884
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
TRAITS OF GENERAL BARRrOs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-W. E. Curtis, who
was originally appointed secretary Of tho South Amer
can Commission but who upon the return OF Mr. Roy
uoIds TO the United States appointed Commissioner
in hs stsad has returned to Washington. In an inter-
view to-day he sail:
"Genoral Barrios. the lato President of Guatemala
was one of the bravcst Of An attempt was mado
to s.sanars hlru by throwing bomb at htm 1t fell
at hs and gutsy his foot upou ths fuse and
extin guishod 1t. remxrkng he did 50: 'Thssr
people don't knsw enough to XIII me-
In the conference last March between the Coamsson
and arrios the littlo daughter, seated
upou her nthevs knee, acted as interpreter At inns
meeting Barrlos snid. when you go back eo your peo
ple toll them with them and intend to become one
OF them After have accomplished the reunion OF the
Ceatra American States, intend To 20 10 New-fork 10
re side there and become "a citizen -
IAN Incident occurred IN Guatemala the uighe petorc
Barros started for the war. celebration held In
the Opera House 10 his honor larga banner or screen
WINS lowered the 'front.' Of the stage containing the
inscription, 'vive Ia Union de Centro Amereano vive
W Ralno oEarrios' The cxstemens wss intsnAo -
I this Inscription met tho eyes OF the spocta
tors. Whom the enthusiasm WAS ut itS hsn
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

xb,cb was won by Adelaide fri 21oI<- Judge Davfss
time NJ as 2Ola 5-2I N and 2214 Adelaide was tne
fayoritc selling at x20 to $40 for Jadss Davis aud ~
tho field.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
roURrH.cLAss Posr,IAsrERs APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The following ap-
poiutmants fourthcl possmasterships were made
to-day:
y,,p- york-Oltver c. Everett. Burke. vice y. Il Day
removed jonas Phelps, south Bombay vice o. 7. hus
sell removed w. Holiiatcr, westville Centre
yire \ IL. ChapiH removed y. G. Adams, West Banyor.
vice J. A. Darling. removed; James NJ Aubrey. East
Constable vice harvey Hastings. removed: James
Dempsey Fort Covingt0n, vice H. C. Conxdon removed;
(ieorre D. Lytle, North BaDgOr vice W. II. Plumb, re-
moved for cause Erusst c. Reynolds, Bombay, vice n.
X Cross removed: H. Bell Bates. setAnket vice j. b.
TYLER removed; Theo NJ. Smith, Clcrmopt, vice III.
Williams removed; wiliism Rocksfcler, West laugh
kapic, vice &. Avery. removed: 1oan e. Dunn.
Green River, vice c. II. woodn, removed;
Joseph vosburIh, Livingston. vice J. Rossiaan'
remoyed John A. Dick, Stuyv Falls. Vice y
Drumm remoy sd George ". O'Neill. Frontinr Wee q
A. CuornIy removed; Anthsny Clark, Salisbury Mls,
wee 8 r. RanstIc, removed Richard r. stalter, Stony
Paint vice Mary A. Penny. renovsd Charles ketenam
Mountainyflle vice John Orr. removed john d. Bai-
ye Spring Valley vice 4. II. Bowen, removed Eugene
Rhodes West Bruolvils. vice r. A. Krunsr, removed;
lanes Post, Palisades Woo Frank Aahirenberx re-
M P,nmsvi rpsia.-JoAn L. Campbell Hopwood vsee y.
W Ncl,ray resigned; q w. BeHkley. Whcaiant Allss
vice Iohn W. Scott gaed; Alan Jacobs, Eat kiver
shIe vice John W. Jacors. rrsfgnct John Ward Donp
seyrovn vice d. I. Mark. resigned; f. NJ. brekmtn.
West willow vice Harvey :. Herr reslgnsds Miss Kate
u Brchman Daniesyiie. vice Charles Hsn, resigned
= Itshoap Brougiton yice 5amnel Glenn, rpsr gned'
Aaron H. Christian, Carbon, vice Harrison kunKle re-
signed; W. c. Thrust, Big Spring vice Samuel H. Clever
moved away
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
4 DOCS PEA or OFFERING.

From The Alfd CdfrOrnd
A remarkable Instance or canine sagacty came nnder
tho obser, Ths Alta reporter Yesterday walking
ong pretty we'll out nj tho business portion OF
he clty he cbanced notI.e little child some tlrec
years OF age plsy with mnsn-s Ne~ Loundand dog
on the Lawn In fron OF AZ elegant residence. In the
ro,fgn and tumble sport OF the tv0 tho child hurt his
dunn playmate that he snapped rather angrily at tho
infant lady, who stood watching the porch, cried
out: Nero amt you ashamed OF yourself to righten
baby Go away, you bEi dog" Poor Nerp SUNK away
whining and irresolito; sudleny he spranx toward q
towering rvsebush bt on or the fragrant blossoms.
and many cxtravsns capcrs laid u nc the feet OK
tls chid bounded To ward the mistress "
receive this carass OF forgiveness
euhooI iournal ndvses mako the school Interesting
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

RUNS AT THE FALL OF EACH WICKET.
STATEN ISLAND.
ssssss Esss s'1ss ss,as.,s q u u q mss m s as lss
NEWARK.
ss,a ,s.g sassng MINI, u y i 4 as lls}5o
M rup
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
RAILROAD INTERESTS

committed to tan to await trial He gave his
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

suhoo journal advises, "Maks the school nteresttn
That's what tho small boy trlos to do to the best OF MS
uity.-tBurlington Free Presh -
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12


vsasAa lying ak lssgths behind East Lynn. East
I"mssre"s wssa4 os:sa a1ua.z a .Ss iansr
Isiis and anssa up 70 East Lynss's ssAs Every ono
saa sa ihs sTnt ANY ,vhsis Mclaughlin was
1s 3 a.. vi. ana .asnr
yiac calm rndsly brsssn atty yards fryaf sss wire
70 rouse Wanda Sat the tias xss tss shsst GOT
thoroughly extended. Ths result that Wanda and
dead heat In a:ss ten isssshs Ssssss Unrest
On tho ruu-o Wanda orsaskt $50 In the pools TO $26
Wanda. 8 20 ssainst T East Lynne Kass Lynne again
took TIE lead asd was from two 70 four lengths In front
ovevszhe East Lrnne until thsy were hundred yards
ffsm yhe Hire. Feslscs had ss the whip and ride
y ssss saiy in aaIs amid tSo most inscnss sIcts-
sesssi Ssssrs tho 4ssd heat psia S. these bought alter
tks asaA hs.t - 25
... <. sss;A Sc =; sss i:'s:S 70
Lorillard's colt Thackrs.y e III. DsneAnss Kslsos
sussss iss x e. nS s'ss fs ss
g. r.s..:ss ss. .zss. .sss sas =.
L BrOokvoed to 2, wisissal 70 L
ss 2 - So y
sost sysn ssrsas usl sAsy had s.s.ed sas hsuils s
ss
2o7s e sxs asnsss Dsf1 S
IN rs IN the ssss racs. vs srioass, for purse Of
600 3nI wev neMnsx sfiIy Error Is. es Church, |,
kyss,c q 60 yessses, ssncssa; sssS,ss L.
5:. g sSi.s: 81 sSidDjss D.
USsrsS Ss:sa d xrsssi ISsisso.S ssiaias wSssp O.
ss f;::ssss 49, ss :;; s ST. t.s: s;;s 4 c;s sss:
-: 49,; ::s u: i p':'s: :::'s::
Ne otherAs
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

Stdfsn Isfanf-Uryt inning.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

OF THE BOWLING
National Republican., 1885-09-25
PASSENGERS, BAGGAGE.
Secretary Manning Directs strict
Examination and Denounces Tips to
IusppptOrs

Secretary Manning Directs strict
Examination and Denounccs Tips to
Inspectors.
Secretary Manning has addressed n letter to
District Attorney DorsheimUr in relation to the
alleged practice Of the customs inspectors at
the port Of New York receiving fees of from s.
to 800 or more from passengers for the exemp-
ton of heir Luggage from examination.
The lNggagc' he says, must be as taith-
fully and reasonably examined by the Gus
toms Uf.cers rs the packages entered by i'm
roItcrs are eNQmined IN order to verify their
contents, us declared by the person making an
tntIy. ! wish the utmost energy aud
vigilance used to prevent the scandal Of money
payments by passengers to customs inspectors
that such scandal and such violation OF law
should he stopped. fit cannot be arrested in
Oiy other way the department will consider
the necessity of sending the luggage of pas.
sCngCrs 70 thCnppraiscrs stores to be examined
like merchandise regularly imported and en-
tered. These gifts Of money cannot be with.
out the guilty cooperation of those who are
not customs officers, who are among our most
law.rcsrecting citizens, and who really are the
tcmpitrs. No merchant or corporation would
remit its agents to bo thus tuinpcred with by
outsiders casual passenger cannot be per-
mittCd TO pay money to n customs officers who
C,nmincS his luggage any more than re.
gnlar importer be permitted to tip an ap.
| piNiscr."
"iG" Mr.. Manning says, In conclusion, "the
| existing law shall be found by you to be made.
| Gunte. l shall bc glad to receive your views
| thereon at an carly day. But meanwhile my
| desire and hope are that Ouwill, SO far as II
| muy he within your sphere of official influence
and control take efficient steps to cause the ar.
| rest and punishment, crminally. of any and
| every passenger, without regard to social or
! political influence, who pays or offers to pay,
| or of any customs Official who receives any
| money or thing Of value in connection with the
customs examination, under the statutes, of ar
riyiuu luggage
National Republican., 1885-09-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. GIEEs, United States miuister to Bolivia,
arrived at Lima, Peru, yesterday.
II. II. SMITH, journal clerk of the House Of
Representatives, has returned from trip to
the Pacific coast.
SURGEON RODEnT A. MARMIoN, U. s. ", will
be married to Miss Beatrice, daughter of Gen.
q, Il. Paul, on wednesday evening, Oct. :, at
the residence of her parents 1901 + street. \
reception will be held from to 10 o'clock.
THE death of Commodore semmes and the
retirement Of Commodore Badger have caused
the following promotions from the 23d Capt.
j, b. Harmony. to be commodore; Commander
A. 4. M0han, to be captain; Lilut. Commander
L, W. Dicklns, to bs commander, and Lieut.
Wln. Y. Burwell, to be lieutenant commander.
AQUllLA JOEEs, postmaster at Indianapolis
is in the city, TO maintain his conviction that
under Democratic administration Democrats
should hold the offices in preference to Re-
publlcGns and who were appointed rs such.
Mr. Jones Is n native of %orth Carolina,
though long resident of indianapolis II.
says the Presidents letter to Mr.. Eaton struck
him like wet blanket.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
"The Winning Ticket"

The great national importance Of the
campaign in New York lifts It into such
exceptional prominence that our readers
publican ticket is received by the leading
journals Of the metropolis,
The sun says: This is a pretty strong
ticket"
The World says "The Republicans have
nominated a state ticket which possesses
elements Of considerable strength
The Herald, referring to the Republican
candidates, says that "oyery one has dis.
tiuguishcd himself in some branch Of the
state administration, executive or lcglsla-
tive"
The Tribune says: "Wo have named this
the winning ticket, 1t will win because It
deserves Ia win. Tho convention responded
to the highest requirements and the voters
win Utiiy its action at the polls"
The Times, whose opinion is Of some im-
portence at this time, says the ticket Gin
yItcs aud deserves not merely the strict
l0rty Endorsement, but the support IN the
canvass and at the polls Of all citizens who
put the right Of private Judgment above
panty fCalty, and are accustomed tomolslrc
candidates deserts solely by the staalIrls
Of character and iiiucss,n
The Star, organ Of the administration
cdtCd ly Mr.. Dorshc.mor says; "lhc
ticket Is made To catch the Mugwump vote,
and Is strong enough 10 make il necessary
for the democracy TO nominate men who
wnl receive the undivided support Of the
plty."
Taking enc consideration with another
this win PASS for a good scnd-oT.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

TnE Washington man who is going about
Logging money 20 bury his wife while she is
yet In the flesh aud abic to do full duty at
table three times day is mean rascal, but
his conduct is chiyalry Itself compared with
that Of rich man in Baltimore whose money
hired scOmdrcs to pcriurc themselves In
oidtr to blast the fair fame Of his wife.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

FITzHUGn LEE. at the head Of his cam
raign cavalry, succeeds in burlcsquing war
scenes admirably. lie is almost as funny
as Maj. Gen. stcnlcy in "Thc Pirates of
Ptnzancc." But he has one great advau-
tagc over Gilbert's hero. Lee has anGes-
tors in tho regular way, while Mai. Gen.
Stanley had to buy graveyard full Of au-
ccstois, thus acquiring them by purchase.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

The grand jury OF the District of COlum
bia will probably be reminded by the pros
ecuting attorney that, in the Belt divorce
ease, an infamous conspiracy has been uu-
carthed, and that number of persons have
confessed to perjury. If the facts of this
case do not call for action, criminal courts
and grand iuries are of little use.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
Personal COMFORT.

JOHNSON BROTHERS,
ANTHRACITE, STINT, CANNEL, AND
CUMBERLAND COAL
AND
ALL KINDS OF WOOD
MAIN OFFICE!
Wharycs and Railroad Yard foot 18th st. 5, W.
BRANCH YARDS:
1909 st, n, W. 9Th and = SITS. y. W,
Sd and X Fts n. W. 17IO Pa. ave. n. w.
1ll2 OH st. n. W. 22l Pa. ave. $. E.
CECURITY oILs.-oUR "PoTOMAC,n 1900
- FIRE TEST, WATER WHITE, AND ll2o
used. Also Yapor Fluid and all kinds Of Lubrieat-
ing Oils.
Ask your groCcrs for them.
p37 Louisiana Avenue NJ w.
Wholesale Agents for the Baltimore United OIL
Company.
T LoYD's 25.CENT WASHINGTON EXPRESS.
BAGGAGE DELIYERED
To all parts Of the city railroad, steamboats,, &c.
FIRNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED,
SEWING MACHINES, TYPE-WRITERS &c,
handled with care.
Trunks taken TO any part of the house without
extra charge,
Persons returning to the city can leave their
N TELEPIioNE No. b4o-4.
Onlces 1908 Est, N. ", and 4Sl IA. ave. NJ w.
JOHN q. lIAWLEY,
au22-lm Proprietor.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

The Potomac Boat Club will hold its annual
and closing regatta Of the season at $50 O'Clock
to-day There will hc an cight.oared race be.
tween the married and single men; n race be.
tween four four.oarcd shells with picked
crews; an eight.OarCd race between light aud
heavy weight crews; race in single shells,
and n race between pleasure boats Will close.
The winners will be presented with handsome
badges Aiicr the regatta the closing mop will
take place. The house during the regatta will
hc Opcn 10 the friends Of the club The hop
viii Lc, as usual, by invitation.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
DIR. HAMILTON no REMAIN.
The Tribulations of the Candidates for
His Place End in Failure.

II is said that the President will not accept
the resignation of Dr. Hamilton, as surgeon
general Of the marine hospital service, having
decided not to lie a change
Dr. Willoughby WGlling, OF indianapolis, who
was Senator McDonnld's candidate for the sur
geon ccncralship of the marine hospital ser.
vice, arrived at the Riggs House on Wednesday.
lie called upon Vice President Hendricks IN
the evening, but did not find him at home. DR..
Nalliug was not less fortunate in his failure to
meet the Vice President than have been Drs
j. ". Matthews and ID. II. II. Grant, of Louis
vile, Ky, Mr.. Hendricks candidates for the
place. Those gentlemen came TO the citytwlce,
both times stopping nt Wizards, and remain
ing several days each time, but always missed
the Vice President. The Inst time they left the
city the Vice President arrived the next morn
ing, but they have not been back since. Dr.
Wuilng, although principally backed by SEN.
ntOr Mcdonald. 10y no means scOrned the ln-
tluCncc of Mr. Hendricks, aud 1t was greatly to
his satisfaction that he lcGrues Of the failure of
his rivals to get In uwOrd with that gentleman
DR.. Walling called upon the Prasi lent yes
tCrday and had quite Gn interview. The PreSl-
dent Is reported to have informed him that
there was only one objection to his appoint
laCEt, and that was that no change was con
tCmrlatcd by the administration in the posi-
ton Dr.. Walling was after. Hal q dozen In
diana men arrived yesterday and joined in the
wall of anger that went up. Vice President
Hendricks was around the hotels adding his
COnsOlnr chirp and 1t was decided that in
view of the fact that nothing could be got 10
hold of for Il time.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

IN referring to Aquilla Jones with pro-
nounced disrespect the New York Republi-
cans made mistake. The REPUBLICAN,
knows Mr.. Jones to be au honorable man
and good citizen, although lie is not an
entire success in the role Of civil service re.
farmer
National Republican., 1885-09-25

IMMIGRATION from the north has been
booming Florida right along for some years
Iast. In 1850 the value of real aud per-
sonal property in that state was $50, ,o3',3)J.
Now IL is estimated to be S60,59S,GlD, hay
ing nearly doubled in the five years, while
the population iu the same time is said to
have increased by G4,G53.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

TIE Maryland Republicans held their
state convention yesterday. They made a
good start for a campaign that is not by
any means forlorn hope. The Democrats
Of Maryland are fearGully tired of the rule
Cf their losses.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Snow storms in Pennsylvania and other
irdications of very cold autumn are well
oomod by the Democrats Of that state as
afording them q good excuse for getting
left in November.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

The Baltimore American points without
pride TO the fact that protests received in
Washington from New York receive greater
consideration, end that more speedily,
than those coming from Maryland.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

MIR. PARNELL finds the British political
situation eminently satisfactory. His cause
is steadily gaining strength where 1t is
most nccdcd-in England.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

II the state Of New York cannot convict
and punish Ferdinand Ward it should ask
10 Re rclcgated to territorial condition and
lei the federal courts have whack at him.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Tor sALE-HOuSE NO. 1904 RIGGS ST. N
Il w, next TO corner Of 18th; splendid neighbOr-
hood; 4 stories; brown stone porch and trimmings;
s6,OGO-S3OO TO 5000 cash, balance monthly or rs
desired. Apply on premises, or at 1919 llth ST.
n. w. 81
National Republican., 1885-09-25

EOR sALE-THE CHOICE or TWO GOOD
Maryland and Virginia; low figures and easy
terms; good chance none but Republicans need
apply. Address 5. pICA, Republican Oilice.
sci l-pOd.lw
National Republican., 1885-09-25
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25.


Amusemcnts'
AIRArcu's- BARLEY COmpbelrs "Clio.'
FoRt's- Khaliy's BLACK Crook
Hazel Klrkc."
DINE MUsECM-Thc Lconzo Brothers.
ConiQUr-Sallie 81. Ciair's Lady Artists.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

tcrnoss. Should Il produce that effect the
blame will lie at the doors of those who
have made such an appeal necessary by
Virtual denial of the right of the majority
TO mic.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

IL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
Neopens MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1855, at
o'clock p. M, in the New Law Building, No. 1000
i street northwest
Catalogues can he obtained at Morrison's Ballan-
tyne's Anglim's and Brad. Adams's bookstores, or
at the Office OF the treasurer Fleming J. Lavender.
Applicants for admission can obtain further In
formation and mntrculate ut 4S0la Louisiana
avenue, or nt the Law Building.
All business communications should be ad-
dressed to Il. ]. LAVENDER, ESQ,
seS 1OO0 Il Al, N w,
National Republican., 1885-09-25

M EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
Nl VERslTY OF GEORGETOWN.
The thirty-seyenth session will begin on Monday
evening, sept 81 NJ O'Clock, in the College Bald
ing, corner Of 10Th aud sts with an Introductory
address by ITof L. II. l.. HleinSChmidt, NJ. d., to
which tic profession and public are respectfully
invited.
For further information apply, between the hours
OF aud 10 u. IN. or and 3 p M, to j. w. II.
LONEJOY, NJ. d., Dean, No. 800 18th st. y. w.
se2l-1m