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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
A cnNAMAN's BOYCOTT CLUB.
IL is Made of Hickory, and Destined
for Enyious Mediterranean.

The Chin0mnn stood In the doorway Of his
laundry on the avenue yesterday afternoon
and smiled bcnignly at the man who came up
and gave him one Of the circulars, recently IS
sued by the Workingwomans Association, pro-
testing against the employment Of the Chinese
by the working classes, John looked at tho
circular curiously, and after while went in
side and put II around bar of soap. When the
rel Ortcr went for his linen an hour later the
Monaghan had both In his hands deeply en-.
crossed in trying to make ont the hUudbill
The reporter got his wash, and John, looking
serious said. indicating the cigarette the re-.
porter was smoking, 'Thlow alnc thaie nunkee
and rlCad this"
The reporter took up the circular and cal
the contents, John sitting on the table with
open mouth, taking In every word. lie didn't
seem to comprehend Il nj first, but when the
matter was explained he gave n low whistle
and puckcred up HIS face In ludicrous man.
ner; Then he got down from the table and
"Whut do you think of II, John?"
"Dnmme fraud llsh washce loman no
goodec. All velly Jealous of Chinunan. lie
mnkee Ito muchec money. Nelly muchcc
like boycOttec. Niglo man cnmec hero an
callee :rlats Mt Chinaman. llish lomin mo
canine WALSH likce Chinaman. Chinamau got.
tee boycottcc clubbe mn vile flight washcc
loman allie timce. Make veuy big fussce, but
no make 90. Me yelly fly, an mo habe ilixee
washee for him In Albany"
what will you do about It. John2"
me do nothing. Me buy Clubec, and
thumpee ale llish loman. Nile no frightened.
Nile mnkec WARN for 1lish loman. Dammo
hottie"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
The National Rifles Fair.

An adjourned meeting of the National
Rifles fair committee was held at the armory
last evening. n majority of the members of the
general committee being present. The sub.
committees on decorations purchases, and
contributions made reports showing progress.
The printing committee on season ticket for
the fair made report arranging ticket that
will be sold at 81 admitting gentleman and
lady. Prizes arc to be offered, amounting to
$500, fol. those selling the greatest number of
season tickets. Articles novel In character are
to be donated by merchants, to be voted.
Lieut.. Manson was directed TO take charge of
the season tickets. Invitations were ordered
to be sent TO the lady friends of the company
to assist at the fair
The following donations In addition to
those previously reported were announced:
Otto y Brewer Trenton, ~ j., through J. w.
Howell, china; Burroughs & Montford, Trcn.
ton, n. j.; Arthur Bradshaw Meriden, Conn,
and Havilnnd d Co, Limoges, France, through
J. w. Boteler & Sons; Brooke d Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa; stott Il Cromwell:and TschlfIeley &
Evans, of this city, through DIR. q. A. Bentley,
fancy soaps, perfumes and toilet articles. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Kcnaday, through Il. u. Cuttings.
The committee adjourned to meet Wednesday
next,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
"NO CURE, NO PAY"
The Suit Against DIR. Hale to Recover
an Alleged Forfeited Fee.

Magistrate Samuel c. Mills was engaged
yesterday afternoon In hearing the case brought
by G. II. Knight against Dr.William H. Hale to
recover slO0. II seems that in April 1881, Mr..
Knight took his wife, who was sick, TO sec DR..
Hale, having read one Of his circulars wherein
he claimed to have made wonderful cures, and
offering in any case undertaken In which he
should fail TO return the money, and Mr.
Knight paid him 500 to treat his wife, aud
testified TO an undertaking for that SUN to cure
her In thirty days or refund the money. He
further testified that Hale did not cure her
within year. and that she was not yet well.
The doctor, who testified that he graduated in
Cincinnati and obtained diploma In the &C.
lectic school after six months study, but was
not member of the Medical Society of this
District because they did not recognize his
school, denied the correctness of the statement
Of Knight. lie claimed to have cured the lady
TO the extent he agreed, and was treating her
Tor other troubles The plaintiff and defendant
were the only witnesses, and the Squire con-
tinued the hearing to secure testimony showing
the physical condition of the lady at the time
she first visited Hale.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
Omcial Announcements.

A suit is to brought by the first comptroller
OF the treasury against cx-COmmiSsioner l.or-
ing and his bond 10 recover $4,000, alleged to
have been improperly expended for the pur-
chase OF seeds. &c. in the agricultural depart.
ment. The suretics on Mr.. Lorings bond are
John A. Loring. of Boston, aud Thomas SUN.
ders, of Ilaverhill. Mass. The amount OF the
bond Is $4,000.
The commissioner of tho general land office
has decided that the date OF definite loo ltion
of the Union Pacific railroad from Ogden tn
Promontory'Point, Utah, governs In determn.
ing settlement rights against the railroad grant
and not the date of definite location OF the
Central Pacific road between those points.
This portion of the road was located by both
companies, but was constructed by the Union
Pacific and sold to the Central under the pro.
visions Ofan act of Congress ofApril TO- 1863. II
has heretofore been held that the date of lOcn.
tion by the Central Pacific was the date when
the right of the company attached to oil sec.
tions within granted limits This was on Oct.
20, 1868. The location by the Union Pacific
was April 2S, 1862 The lands held prior to the
latter date are held to be excepted from the
railroad grant.
The Treasury Department has decided that u
pocket communion service, imported for the
use of Grace Church. New York, Is entitled To
free entry under the provisions of the free list.
The Cameron distillery, near Alexandria,
was opened yesterday afler being closed for a
long time, by Mr.. Peter Fegan, OF this city. II
has capacity of b7l gallons day. A full
force has been put at work.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
- MONROE. Steamers GEORGE LEARY and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

The Secretary of the Navy yesterday received
a dispatch from Lieut. Comdr. H. L. Nichols,
commanding the United States steamer Pinta,
dated sitka, Alaska, Aug 10, reporting that
during the summer nearly all the principal
villages in southeastern Alaska have been
visited by the ships. The first shipment OF
INV fter' twcnty.f i've dnva ,vorE as Sa ,v ~,
informed $4,000 was shipped to San Francisco.
IL Is estimated that 500 Indians were congre-
gated at Juneau, having come from almost
every village in southeast Alaska. They
worked IN the mines aud in cutting wood.
Reports from miners from the Yukon river
were that nothing was found to pay. The
There was some quartz mining at Silver bay,
near Sitkn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
The Washington Stock Exchange
Baltimore Produce Market. Sept. 10.

COTTON dull; middling, g1i@g7S.
FLOUR steady, with fair inqulry-Howard
street and western superiine, SO. O0(d3.i0; do.
extra, S3.6O@4.l0: do. family, Si.a5615O0; city
mills superllne, s300932j; do. extra, $500
3.15: do. Rio brands, si.75; Patapsco family,
$3.50; do. superlative patent, 1915.
WHEAT-Southern active and firm: western
easier and dull: southern red. 9O0g); do.
amber, g5@97c; No. l Maryland, 0lJSc bid;
No. western winter rcd, spot, S76DSSc;
October. SSjI@SglGo: November, 9l5z09l1Ac;
December, 9i14@0iaIc
CORN-Southern nOminally steady; western
steady md more active: southern white, 5l6D55c;
do yellow, 52Iy6S53c; western mixed, spot, 4sG
ishc; September iS(D isiIc; october, ~ %
isl4c; year, ii4@iiJsc
OATS steady and frm-Southern, 29@33c;
Pennsylvania, 20dSJc; western white, 3O932c;
do mixed, 27CG29c.
RYE firm, 6l@63c.
HAY lower and dull-prmc to choice west
ern, Sl2.OO6l3.OO
PROVISIONS steady and quiet: mess pork,
Sl075; bulk meats, shoulders, and clear rib
sides packed, 5@l7c. Bacon-Shoulders, SIC;
clear rib sides, re; hams, l2l46Dl911c. Lard,
refined, 794c. Butter steady: western packed
Halle; creamery. l9@2lc Eggs firm, lSI$9l9c
Petroleum nominal; refined, S1S6lSlIc. Coffee
quiet; Rio caTgocs, ordinary to fair, 71s0 SIC
SUGAR firm. soft, &c; copper refined
quiet at 102 S@l02zc.
WHISKY quiet, sl.l6@ll7
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Sept, l6-Vrginia Gs, CONSOLE
dated, AS past.due coupons, 50; new lO-i0s
$50; new IS, 5gls; North Carolina Gs, old 1881
bid today,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

The following marriage licenses have been
issued James Queen and Martha Scott; Jos, l..
Loose, of Fairfax county, Va, and Nellie II. S.
Ridley, Of this city: Andrew L. Gray and
josephine Brown Dionysius Bell and Alice
rlson Ford OF Fauquier county. Va. and Virginia
Braxson, OF Essex, Va; Dio W. Lewis, of Aceo.
mac county, Va, and Emmie O. Baum, of this
Reeves aud NJ. A. Fraser: Harry II. Golden
aud Salllo l., Hoover; John c. Lamont and
Mary A. Clear; VIM. Coleman and Jennie Car
ter: George II. Thomas and Laura Il, Sladc,
both of Benning's. u. G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

william Milburn, colored cart driver, yes.
terdRy afternoon tried to back his cart up
against coal pile on Richards wharf, foot of
Sixth street southeast, but failed to get it in the
right place. A colored workman named
Nathan Ashton seized the horse by the bride
rcins ana backed the cart where the workmen
wanted 1t. Milburn became angry at Ashton,
and cursed and abused him. Ashton struck
him on the side of his head with his fist aud
butt him in the face as he fell. He was picked
up In an inScnsiblc condition and sent TO his
home, in McKnew's alley, South Washington.
Ashton WINS arrested.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

BALTIMORE, Sept l6-Virginia Gs, consoli.
dated, As; past.due coupons 50; new l0.iOs
a51g; new IS, 5g1s; North Carolina 6s. old, 1881
bid to.day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

The directors of the Childrcn's Hospital at
their last meeting, in the office of MesHs,
Fitch, Fox & Brown president S. V, Niles in
the chair, had under consideration the In.
creased demands upon the accommodations
of the building, and committee unsupported,
consisting of the president, Mcssrss., II. Ross
Perry, NJ, W. Gait 4. y. l.. Garnet, Thomas J.
Fisher, and j. Ford Thompson, for the purpose
of taking into consideration the practlcabllty
ofCTeCting an extension TO the hospital There
ard also an operating room. The average
number OF patients In the hospital during the
quarter ending Aug. 81 was iorty-One, 1t has
GeCn EsCUItHinCd that an extension westward
of CS feet would cost $3.50 aud 100 feet ST. 900.
II is hoped That this needed improvement can
lie begun this year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
A War Claim Against the Marshal.

Marshal Clayton McMchael has been sued
by the United States to recover si65, an alleged
difference claimed to be found due the govern
ment upon settling his accounts as lieutenant
and regimental quartermaster of the 9th
United States infantry. The marshal claims
since II voucher representing the sum sued for
has been lost, he thinks 1t unjust to him
that he should be called upon to make tho
made to reach an understanding In regard to
the matter but failing of success the suit has
been instituted, the marshal being perfectly
willing to have the court pass upon 1t, aud de-
eide whether or not he is honestly indebted to
the government
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

Judge Smell yesterday fined Jane Lomlx,
colorcd, $50 for cutting Susan Purpose on thj
LEFT aim with razor; william Qulenon, col.
orcd, was fined $40 for striking Mary Blgg' on
The head with u bar of IRON b, cause She va Ill
not give him q cents William BDwmln wa
inCd $40 for striking Isaac 81 ten, cOlOro l. on
the Lead with wT,nCh William IL. Parker
laid $40 for cutting NJ Grace OF with knlt1,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

A banquet was tended last night ut the
Casino, Seventh street. between @ aud II, to
C. +. Barrett, special examiner of the pension
Office who Is here on leave. by some of his old
friends Among those present wero Il. NJ.
Taber q. +. Hinton, J, X. Hastings, W. Z. So.
was an unusually pleasant one, and was rem.
dcrcd enjoyable by the recitation of IN original
poem by Mr.. Taber, and recitations, speeches,
and songs by the other phrtlcipnnts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
Why She seeks Separation.

Alice V. White married VIM. +. Ice In this
city on Aug. 49, 1869, and yesterday she petit
toned the court for divorce, charging desertion.
She asked to be given the custody of the
children. From the statements sworn to by
Mrs. Lee II is very evident that her husband is
not the kind of man most women would care
to have for n husband, even If he did not aban.
don his wife. The bill states that Mr.. Les left
his wife to support herselfand their six children,
which she has done with the aid of her eldest
SON while her husband, in Philadelphia, IL
leading Il vagabond life without visible means
of support. During the past four years Lee has
been addicted TO criminal practices and served
terms In the Maryland state penitcntiary aud
Alexandria VA jail for obtaining goods under
false prctcnCCs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
WvAsuINGTON, ONO AND WESTERN RAIL.
w ROAD,

On and after August 80 1885, trains will leave
from and arrive at sixth aud u streets depot US
fOllOwsi
Leave Washington q q. II, and 435 p, m. daily.
Arrive nj Belmont Park 1881 q. M. and 500 y.
M, lccshurg ! :Ol a. m, and UlB p. m, Arrive ut
Round IIl NJ II 40 q, m aud 7;lSp, N. Returning,
leave Round hin sos q, IN. and i;3O y. IN, Pass
loesburg B.l2 q. m, and j'lS o. M, Belmont Park
B:bi q. M aud $50 +, M, and arrive at Washing.
ton $50 q, M, aud gao y. m,
On sundays the train leaving Washington at u.
m, only runs Ia Lccshufg and the train arriving at
gao u. ~, starts from leeshurg,
Special excursion rates and sunday trains to Bel
mont Park Monthly and communication rates 10
all points. :. NJ. BROPHil
Superintendent, Alexandria Va.
T., J. LOCKWOOD, Passenger Agent, 6O7 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, Washington, ID. q,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
saks a. Co.'S employees Organize,

meeting of the employees of A. sakS Il Co.
was held last night at their establishment, on
Seventh street, to organic. relief association.
Messrs. Saks & Co. started the fund by giving
them 500. The organization was effected by
clecting the following officers: j, Moser, pres
ident S. Kntyenstcin, vice president; d..
Dougherty, recording secretary; J. Fleishman,
financial secretary; II. Kronheimer, treasurer.
NIcssrs. $. Kennedy, J. Smith. J. Buchanan,
and S. A. Klein. board of managers II was
LETT to the board to DRAFT suitable resolutions
and report at the next meeting, which will
Inke nlnCe MOnhnY evening next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
WORK AND WAGES.


The BARRIERS Assembly Is one Of the finest
IN The city. They n'e paving course OF wOrl,
which viii be beneficial 10 their crll.
In Kansas City car drivers are being dis.
changed bccnuse of their connection with the
Knights Of Labor, but reta iatory measures
have lecn commenced, and the car company
may possibly regret lis action.
Al the last regular meeting Of the Federation
of Trades 4. w. Oyster and 7. ). DGnhnm were
elected delegates to represent this city In the
National Federation Df Labor Trades n sssslO 1
(which will be held In Washington In Ds.
CCmbcr next.
At the Inst meeting Of the Columbus (Ohlo
Trades Assembly n resolution was adopt Vi APP
pointing committee to wait upon the RepuJ'
lean central committee and inform them th II
ifthcy intended to supply the vacancy cause
by dcClinniion of the party already nDmi.
mated, they would present the namc of one OF
their members, Cigarmakcr and secretary nj
the assembly. This proposition will, doubt.
less, be accepted.
One OF the seemingly curious results of boy.
cOttlng, outside Of THIS city has been the II q.
cCsSon Of about fOrty.hve Journals to the news.
paper ranks. They were started for tn . pur.
pose Of assisting in bOycOtting some obnDNiOu
firm or institution, generally some wcll-estnD-
lishCd newspaper aud proving more or les
rcmuncrntivc rs business enterprises, have
been kept up amer their primal object had
been obtained. The papers make quite m ai-
dltIon TO the already large corps of wcl.co1.
Quoted Journals upon which worRlngnCn can
ut all times and under all circumstances rely.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
Cnpital Rlcycie Club Races

Tho Capital Bicycle Club has deci led to hold
its full races ut Athletic Park, oct 0, for which
the following programme of events has been
arranged. Five mile. Flint Cup club: half.
nile sOcialle, club; two mile open, record.
half mile Open, one mile open, two mile, club,
Woodward and LalhrOp cup; one-mlle safety,
OICn; thTCe.milc omen, record Onc-mlle tan
drm, open; Cne-mile novice. Entries viii be
closed at noon, oct, s, ut the room of the
handicap committee, 80 q street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

At the Soldiers Temperance Union ut the
arsenal last evening Judge Station and DR.,
Frank White gave short but interesting talks
on the evil effects of intempcrancc. Judge
Station gave his views from a legal standpoint
DR.. White, as n medical man, Illustrated the
moral and physical debasement of intoXica-
ton, together with Its fearful drain upon the
health of the drunkard. RecltatlOns were
given by Master frankie Funk, and Miss Boyd.
Miss CTnndall and Miss lIOrnsam rendered n
duet In excellent style. Sergt. Patterson gave
a solo, which was much enjoyed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
THE MARK ETS.
stocks More Active and Strong Wheat
i'm Good nennnd nj A Advanced prices.

in Good Demand at Advanced Prices.
NEW YoRK, Sept l6--Thc stock market has
lecn more active and strong with only slight
reactions Mt any time. The snlcs were ,66i
shares, an increase over yesterday of 1900
shares. The lowest prices of the day were gen.
orally made either shortly alter the opening or
between that time and midday, and without
any material reaction there was slow plod.
ding upward movement until near the close
some icNerishncss was again developed In the
final dealings, but the market closed strong for
nearly everything on the list. very prOml-
ncnt feature of the days market was tho trad.
ing In Missouri Kansas and Texas, and Texas
and Pacific, both of which made decided
advances.
The transactions in the two stocks amounted
TO over 20 per cent. of the days business, and
ancr opening at the lowest they closed within
q small fraction Of the highest figures of the
day, with gain Of "a for Missouri Kansas
and Texas, and ~ for Texas aud Pacific.
There was n moderate business done In ST.
Paul. which shows net advance of lls, while
Northwestern Is up "a on limited transactions.
Lake Shore closed ut the highest price of the
day, with IN ndynnce of ], and New York
Central shade on from the highest With
gain Of per cent No other stocks were
advance this evening Of "a each. Among tbs
coal stocks. Reading Is up ~, Lackawanna u,
and Central Of New Jersey r. Nearly every.
thing else, on the active list made gains OF
Money on call continues easy ut / to1lS per
cent, closing at 1% Prime mercantile paper,
quite quiet, and quotations unchanged.
Government bonds strong; currency Gs 1913
bid; As, coupon, l2S}s to l2|}s; ilSs, coupon,
subtrcasdry balances: Coin, si52, G2j, 1853;
currency, s2i SSiSSS.
Quotations of Wednesdays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bateman
CO., bankers, 14l1 street, being the most active
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

NJ. Link was yesterday arrested at Cold Har.
Dor, Hanover county, Va, for falsely repre-.
senting himself to be an employe OF the De.
partment of the Interior and demanding
money from All applicant for a pension. Aitcr
being 0rraigned before the United States com.
missioner ut Richmond, for hearing, he was
held to await the action of the grand Jury;
bonds $500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
lie Wants a Deed In Fee.

Ernest Dipple has gotten into dispute with
August Guenthor A. l.. l.. Reese, and Others,
MS to ownership ofa piece Of property. near
Brghtwood, D. G.. known as Peters Mil Seat.
lie claims TO have purchased Il for $50, but
instead of receiving deed IN fec simple he re-
Ceivcd one in trust. lie has filed bill IN
equity against the parties to have them reform
the deed or the court direct the trustees to sell
the property and turn the proceeds into the
order.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
L THE SHORT LINE 70 THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.

THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
l. THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
Schedule In effect August 30, 1885,
700 A. M.-LynChburg Mail, daily, except sun.
day, TO local stations, connecting At Lynchburg
with Richmond and Allegheny Railroad,
1l:fB A. M.-New orleans Fast Mail, daily max
ing close connection south and southwest, connect
ing at Lynchburg with M W, II. II. Daily,
ing Buffet Car from New York and Washington TO
Atlanta, Pullman Sleeping Cars from Washington
TO New Orleans without change OF cars. Pullman
parlor Cars from Washington to White sulphur
6i5 y. M.-Loulsyille Fast Line, daily, VIA
Charlottesville TO Cincinnati, Louisville, aud all
Western points. Pullman Sleeping Cars from WASH
ingOn TO Louisville.
iO4O r. N,-s0uthern Mail and Express, daily,
Ia all points south and southwest, via DanyilC and
Charlotte. Pullman sleeping Cars from Washing
ton TO Atlanta and Montgomery, Paror Cars
Montgomery to New orleans. Pullman Sleepers
from Washington, via Charlotte and Columbia, to
Augusta,
Manassas Division train leave, Washington at
4'66 l.. NJ daily, except sunday. Wnrrenton trains
leave Washington az 200 4, NJ. daily, except sun
| day, ll;lb a. NJ, and 5i5 4. NJ, daily.
Trains arrive In Washiugton-S'OO 4. NJ South,
ern Express, daily; $40 A., NJ Srasburg Local,
daily, except sunday; 500 l.. NJ, LynchOurg Mall
| daily, except Sunday pl5 l.. NJ, New orleans
| Fast Mail daily; $40 T.. NJ. Louisville Special,
| daily.
For tickets and information inquire At Company's
| Onlcc, BOl Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave
from II, q i, station, .
| NJ. SLAUGHTER n. MACDANlEL,
Gen Pass. Agent. Agent.
SOL IIASS Traffic Manager
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

Henry simms, colored, aged 20 years, at II
O'Clock last night while getting OFF car 3d. OF
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company, at the corner of Twenty.slNth and
Nj streets was knocked down by car 49, going
In the opposite direction, and run over. The
car passed over his head, killing him instantly
The body was brought to the fourth precinct
station. The coroner was notified. No arrests
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17

lou 0rc allowed n free trial of thirty days of
the use of Dr. Dyes celebrated Notaic Belt
with electric suspensory appliances for the
speedy relief and permanent cure OF nervous
debility, loss Of vitality aud manhood, and all
kindred troubles: also for many other diseases
Complete restoration TO health, vgOr. and man
hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred Illus.
trated pamphlet, with full information, terms
&c, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Company, Marshall, Mich.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-17
Tie High School Pny-RolI.

The commissioners, In reply to tn, first
auditors inquiry about the employment of
Frederick Sohon, n high school student, as
subaSslstant, and b. II. Ross as n drillmaster at
the high school, say that 1t is the custom
ofthe trustees TO appel Int advanced stu lJnts o
with the money they never inquired about as
II Is 10 business of theirs.