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National Republican., 1886-11-01

THE story that President Cleyolrnd has con.
trlGutcd 500 To the New York state Demo-
ciG,c campaign fund has n preposterou'
sound. The President would hardly set an
example of such pcrniciously active llberality
in an of year.--NC lOb Word.
1t seems to us that such llberality-call
it 'pernicious activity" II you must use that
ILrasc-is jlst what might have been ex.
Iectcd of the President in view of his gift
Of 81 eco to the IIll campaign of 49,
National Republican., 1886-11-01

EARL'AM COLLEGE, in Richmond, Ind, has
inflicted severe penalty in eXpc'lng five Of
its students who went to see the play of "Rich.
ard lI."-NCc York Tm-s.
That depends on who played the leading
role. a young man who is capable of wit
Messing such a rendition OF "Richard llln
as has occasionally been perpetrated in the
leading cities Of the United States is in-
capable Of getting any benefit from col.
leCc.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

Mn. HAWTHORNE waited upon Mr.. Lowell rs
the representative Of the New York lIJ,ht
lie Interviewed him for publication and Mr..
Lowell was fully aware of the iaCt.-N,C iOrs
IlOHd.
This raises the issue Of yeraclty between
Mr., Lowell aud Mr.. Hawthorne, assuming
that the latter is the IIoll's authority for
its positive statement. Without inten-
tionai dlsrespect to Mr.. Hawthorne it is
pertinent to suggest that variety of cir
cumstances give Mr.. Lowell decided adj
vantage in such q conflict Of assertions.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

TIM famous "shoestriug district" in Missls-
sippi, which was once represented In Congress
by Republican, is agitated this year by the
candidacy on the Republican side Of strong
and able candidate. The Democratic address
to the voters Of thedislrct alludes to the con-
test as one of brute numbers against property
and intelligence" OF course, the property
and intelligence" will win and the brute mum.
bcrs'-the normal Republican majority Of
ij,0O0-will be either shut out or counted ont
-NeW lOrk Maitland Epys',
In the interest OF reform and for the pro.
motion Of domestic tranquility it was
deemed expedient that federal ofllceholder
should issue manifesto advising the ma.
iority of voters in that district that they
must not elect their candidate. Inasmuch
as this act Of the official referred to has not
been publicly disapproyed, its indorsemont
Is reasonably inferred.
National Republican., 1886-11-01
nclya Ioclwood,s Lecture Tour.

Mrs. Lockwood has made arrangements TO
leave Washington about the middle of Noycm.
Der for the purpose Of commencing her lee
turc season, which opens in New England
The course of addresses will probably con-
clude some place this side of the Rocky
mountains. Mrs. LoCkwoOd's most popular
lecture, social and Political Life In Washing
ton" Is full OF enthusiasm about our capital,
and treats very fllly OF our architectural, To-
cal foreign, natural, artificial, professional,
aud political Denuties The subject Is a large
one, and Mr.. Lockwood Is equal to the oc9a =
National Republican., 1886-11-01
Eleetlnn of ONlcert.

At the regular meeting of Anchor Lodge,
o, OF e. r., held at Wonn's Hall, No, 74l sixth
street northwest, the following officers were
elected for the present quarter: c. r., @.
stra,tOn; Y, T., Mrs, 4, Day; X. : T. NJ, Mace;
j.. s., O. GaTdlneT r., Miss rlauche Hail; g.,
Miss nOllie PlHll NJ, G, W. Etuly; g., q, Lett;
S NJ. r. Caldwell,
National Republican., 1886-11-01

THE wicked newspaper man who changed
the name Of the Presidents cottage from
pretty Prospect to "Rcd Top" has caused
his excellency aud the family much grief.
Many domestic cabinet meetings have been
held, wherein discussions of how to get rid
Of the new and offensive designation tried
the souls Of all participants. Perhaps we
can restore happiness. Paint the roof some
other color. When 1t shall 10 longer be Of
lie present saDgunary hue "Red Top will
cease
National Republican., 1886-11-01

TwrSTY.NISE postmasterS earned less than
dollar each last ycar.-Etchangc.
Hundreds of other officials learned less
than dollar EACH" but received thousands.
These poor postmasters get the bulk of
their pay in glory-thc honor of serving the
people under reform administration!
National Republican., 1886-11-01
a TriI,Ulte.

Having served during the war with tho late
Martin V. Casey. the writer offers his simple
ulbute to his courage MS n soldier and his de.
yoiion to duty, ever ready and willing 10 do
IL. Not having seen him Tor twenty years,
until year ago, found him the same, his
heart as warm and his haud us generous rs II
was when we shared our hard tack together
on tho march and on the battlefield. May II
who giveth Ills nc.oved sleep comfort thosl
whom he has lett behind.
ONE OF OLD 4 Co., GrII CAVALRY.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

IuEEE Is no such person as Mrs President
Cleveland, or Mr.. President Anybody, men
t.ontd or contemplated in the constitution Of
the United states, The Richmond people are
making fools OF themselves, ''rstJn N,lcs.
II has been decided by commission
composed Of Mrs. Sailmaker Jones, of the
navy; Mrs. Eighth Corporal Smith, OF the
army, and Mrs. ChaInbearer Brown, OF the
coast aud gcodetic survey, that the Rich
mord people are quite right, and that the
GALVESTON man is away off.
National Republican., 1886-11-01
HANrEn-EMPLoYMnNr

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w woman situation in hetel or otherwlsei /
good upholstress, and will make herself ussi1l'
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National Republican., 1886-11-01

WHENEVER a campaign committee gets a
secret and "confdentiuln circular ready for
transmission, the better plan is to send it
at once TO the opposition press, for 1t is
bound to get there.
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CALEB w. sPoFFORD,
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TILE nlMn ,fr.rI,M

That thrilling drama, ESCAPED from Sing
Sing" with G. g. Barry and Jennie EustaGa in
the principal roles aud an admirable support.
ing company, offers attraction At the Dime
curing this week. The Offer will he gladly
accepted ana those who accept It will be glad
1t Is safe to say this Certificates IN public
print from NIL parts ofthe land praise highly
Inc pny and the players. Moreover the man
ayers OF the Dime are wise with long expert
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entertainments In this case they appear 10 DC
peculiarly fortunate.
National Republican., 1886-11-01
AInIIsennnta.

NATluNAI-Louis James & Miss Wainwright.
ALHAUGH's-JanGusC
KrRNAN's--Reilly Il Woods Big Show
HErloG's-Neil Burgess.
BiJou-Storm Beaten.
DME--Escaped from Sing Sing.
THE MANASSAS sPANoRAMA-l5ths st. Il Ohioav.
ROLLER CoASTER-Athlctic Park.
NATIoSAL ROLLER RISK-Elegant Surface.
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by ms CONFIDENTIAL sECRETARIEs.
g.. and ~.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

Ii the New York Republicans will stand
firm and not get scared into voting for
Hewitt, through fear of George, Mr.. Roose-
welt will be the next mayor OF New York.
National Republican., 1886-11-01
JANAUSCHEK,

JANAUsCHEK, for the first time here. inber
latest and greatest success, "AlEC MERkfi.-A'
LIES"
Wednesday Matinee. ."MoTHER AND SON."
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BLEAK HOUSE,

Saturday Matinee ..........." ."BLEAK HOUSE"
Saturday Evening MARIE ANTOINETFE."
National Republican., 1886-11-01

CONGRESSMAN Nc CoMAs has a good many
friends in Washington who are entitled to
vote in his district. They should not fail
10 show up at the polls tomorrow.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

James curtis oolored cursed 50 loudly in
his house early yesterday morning that ONce's
j, g. Daley and J. Tfammell were compelled
to enter and arrest him In the house they
iOnnd q scene Of disorder, ana II led 10 the
arrest OF sarah Curtis and two GOlDred women.
\ charge of keeping Il disJrderly hOuse was
placed against Sarah
National Republican., 1886-11-01

Tuis is the last day OF tariff dodglng by
Messrs. Morrison and Hurd till the cam
paign of 'ss begins.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

The only great setback to the Liberty"
celebration in New York last Thursday
was the failure Of Squire to put in a poem.
National Republican., 1886-11-01
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CONTAINS

FIRST CHAPTERS OF
STOCKTON's NEW NOVEL.
This lovo.story Of real life, "The Hun.
drcdth Man, is different from ANYTHING
the author has yet undertaken. It will run
through twelve numbers Of The CENTURY.
THE NEED or TRADE SCHOOLS.
BY Richard Auchmuty founder of the New
York Trade Schools. with illustrations.
GETTYSBURG.
THE FIRST DAYS BATTLE.
By Gen. Henry J. Hunt Chief OF Union
ARTILLERY, with Maps of the Gettysburg
Campaign, by Gen Doubleday, and nu-
merUus illustrations.
AN ART PAPER,
By Charles waldstein,
On the Temple Of Diana of the Ephesians,
and other recent discoveries; in which the
author Identities an ancient silver plate
lately found In France as the work OF the
slvcrsmths of EphCsus, whose industry
is described in the New Testament. Illus.
tiated
THE DEPARTMENTS
include editorials on "The American Mill
tia "The Congressional Balance Sheet"
&c; there are opeu letters on "A Siberian
Tragedy 10y Geo. Kenuau: "Hime Reckon.
ing for The Twentieth Century by Principal
Grant, OF Kingston; Genius and Matri.
mopy," "The Architectural League of New
York; with short verse, a satire by Bill
Nye, &C., in "Bric-a .Drac."
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The Associated Charities Of thi, District hold
their annual meeting tomorrow evening At
53l O'Clock NJ the Vermont Avenue Christian
Churth aud addresses Will bG deli yered by
Rtv Dr. sunderland, Power Bartlett, aud
. hers,
National Republican., 1886-11-01

IHo'E lan0lcd Scotch Chcviot suits At SIS,
Of our mDuuiactuIu, are worth ~ per cent.
m0e to the w,arrr llan such suits from any
olhO Lousc. Eisrmau BTps., car. 7th and L,
Manufacturing Clu,hIgrs aud TailOrs.
National Republican., 1886-11-01
AMUSENIE In TS.
NEW NATIONAL TIEATER.

NEW NATIONAL TlTEATEE.
Tonight Mr.. James and Miss Wainwright
appear as stars for the first time In this city u.
the National Theater Thu play will be "vir-
ginius." Mr.. Jnmess performance of the Ro-
man father has received the warmest commen.
dation from the critics, who unanimously con-
cede that he is destined to take rank with the
most celebrated of our tragic actors. Tomorrow
night "Much ADO will be played. Miss VAIN.
wright viii, of course, be the Beatrice. In the
part she has scarcely an equal In this country.
ON Wednesday night "lInmlCt" viii be per-
formed. Mr.. james as the melancholy Dane
and Miss Wainwright as Ophella have scored a
most deserved artistic triumph. "Rlchelieu"
will be the bill Thursday, ana "Nirginius" viii
be repeated Friday evening and Much Ado
at the saturday matinee, a double bill. Mer-
chic Will close the engagement.
"NANUN" COMING.
on Monday Nov. s. the Carleton opera
Company will appear at the National Theater
in the celebrated New York Casino success,
"Nanon," which has achieved runs Of go
nights in New York, nlno weeks In San Fran
cisco, eight weeks in Boston, seven weeks in
Philadelphia, five weeks in Chicago, and
other popular engagements In other leading
cities Of the country. This admirable organi-
2ation embraces such notable artists as Mr..
WIN. I. Carleton. Miss Fannie Rice. Miss Ray
Samuels, Miss Alice Vincent Miss Clara Wis.
dom, Nh Char,es. II. Drew, Mr.. Joseph 5.
tumt and scenery for "Nanon" are said to be
the richest yet seen in opera comique.
ALBAuGn's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Nine, Janausehek, the great lragedicnne,
who is SO well aud pOpularly known. com
mCuCCs n farewell enlightenment at the opera
house Tonight. At the close OF this seisOn
She goes To South America and thence to El-
rope, aud this will be the last time TN
ihCalcr- going public will have an opportunity
OfsCCng the glted artist. Since her appear.
Hnce here She has iuGlnded "Mcg Merr.lcs
in her repertoire, which the draml,ic critics
throughout the country pronounced her great
est success. II has met with such unprecc-
dCntCd success that she has almost decided N
substitute II for all the other plays IN which
she appears. The first representation OIL viii
be given tonight.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

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KrnNAN,s wAsmINaToN rnEATER.

Ecrran's keeps on bravely. Its vaudeyillts
AZ c the Diggesta md best Washington ever knew.
Indeed, now, so great has become the number
OF Our entertaining friends that three acts on
the stage ut one and the same time Is the only
way to Introduce them all to the audience,
For this week we are to he favored with Reilly
and Woods distinguished troupe, 50 laIse
troupe that n very long bill Il requisite,
Simply TO present Il list Of their names aud
SreC!altics. The perfection Of song, dance,
comedy, protcsQuoS, aCrobGtic cGtS ana of the
many surprises and pleasures incident To a
most varied ana talented cOnlOuny, will crown
the hours Oh muiiGCCs aud evenings.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

authority of his SON. the Hon. Rob T. Lincoln only full
authoritative record Of the life Of Abraham lincoln Its authors
friends Of Lincoln before his presidency they most
matey associated with him private secretaries throughout his
of Office them transferred upon ucons
all his private papers Here will be told the inside history of the
civil and of President 1iucoln's administration
details hitherto remained unreveaed, they
this authentic history By OF the
licatiou Of this work.
WAR SERIES,
followed with uu2agglng great audi
will occupy less during the coming year, but
be entirely omitted Articles Gettysburg, Chicka-
Sheman March, &C., with stories of naval engagn
and prison life, will appear
National Republican., 1886-11-01

SUICIDE is not moro sinnl than pcgleclIng a
cough. Tor only - cents you can bay ~ bptLlG
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death, Try n,
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The Associated Charities.

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recommends Salygt on Oh with all his hear.
for IAuumRtlsm
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PERSON1E.

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National Republican., 1886-11-01

SUNSET Cox ought to be rechristened
Sunrise when he gets back to Congress.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

n~yzzeTIIE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
W. the Associated Charities of the DiStrict
Of Columbia will be held NJ the Christian
Church, on Vermont avenue, TUESDAY
EVENING, NOV. ., 1856, NJ i:j0 o'clock.
Reports by secretary and treasurer; music by
Miss Eva Mills address by. Rev DR.. Byron
Sunderland; Short addresses by Drs. j. i, New.
National Republican., 1886-11-01
HAnnIs's DmOu TnEArER.

4 great English melOdrama Is to occupy
the stnge Ct the BiOu during this week. A
great English actor is TO assume the prinaipll
character. storm Beaten" will he found M
tcre,ting and 4. H. Glenny most acceptable.
The play was performed whole year In Lon.
don, whole season in New York, both c'tieS
houses Later storm Beaten has proved ex.
Ceedingly popular in many parts of orr c1un-
try. Mr., Glenny and his superior company
have completely satisfied multltudcs on both
shores Of the Atlantic. The scenic effects Nre
realistic. IN iceberg, an aurora borealis,
and II ship ailame in mid ocean.
National Republican., 1886-11-01
To the Lawyers of Washington.
CITY ITEMS,

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SPECTiL NOTICES

NrSssa NOTICE.-THERE WILL BE \ MEET.
B.SS ing Of the stockholders of the District
OF Columbia Gaslight Company, to be held at
Room . Corcoran Building corner 10th and +
sts., on MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1856, ArSOCLOCK
zalton of tala company, and to transact such
other business Us may come baiore the meet
ing.
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NOVELS AND STORIES


Spruam,
NJ Astronomical Bible History
National Republican., 1886-11-01
NHARLEs1oN EARTHQUAKE.

Next week-Evans and Hooy in "a PARLoR
National Republican., 1886-11-01
nrnzon,s nrrnA nnrsE.

It Is said and we believe Justly, TINT 50
fuuuy treat rs the one offered at HcrI1g's
this week has never before been prcscated'tD
II Washington audience. II is vim" II Is
Buigcss II is Tryphcnn PuTy The scene Is
the gccne-a sharp, giib-tongueI, gioI.
ra,urCd, whO!e.sOuled Old ldy, perfectly orig
in0l, as drawn from actual life. New York ci.
ioyed the picture through a run Of 200 nights.
grapdCr metropolis On Tuesday, Thursday
ana Friday, at mHtineCs, widow BedOtt' viii
iioursh-Gn amusing character somewhat
similar TO the other and famous these many
NCalS.
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DIR. E. p. HowLAND will give two Lectures
and Phenomena" for the benefit OF the Asa.
ciated Charities of Washington, at the MA.
TlONAL RIFLES ARMORY HALL, q street,
between 9th and Tenth streets n. W., on
WEDNEsDAf AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
NOV. 3 and o.
These lectures will be fully illustrated by
large number Of photographs taken BY Dr.
earthquake region of Ten Mile Hill ana Sum.
merville, and will be shown by the Stereopu-
con. over $50 photographs were taken, fully
illustrating the devastation of Charleston and
the wonderful earthquake phenomena As
comparison of earthquake and Reyser action,
photographs win be exhibited OF the Yellow
stone Park, OF earthquake phenomena of South
America, and the wonderful Crater Lake of
the Cascade Range in Oregon. surveyed and
photographed this summer By Capt. Dntton of
the U. $. Geological Surveys. Experiments
will be shown illustrating the possible forces
that cause earthquakes.
First Lecture: Devastation of Charleston"
Second Lecture: charleston aud Other
Earthquake Phenomena, and Illustrations OF
the Progres S. OF Science and Discovery"
Single Tickets, admitting 10 ono Lecture, 25c.
Course Tickets, admitting 10 both Lectures and
including reserved seats, 5Oc. Each person
purchasing u course ticket will be presented
with cabinet sized Photograph Of some re;
suits of the earthquake Tickets, reserved
teata, and photographs obtained at Ballan-
tyne's Book Store, 42s 7th st. N. w. No re-
served seats held after $50 o'clock. Doors
OIcn NJ y ulu LECTURES VIII commence pre-
cisely at o'clock. The following photographs
will be among those given with the course
tickets: u. $; Custom House, East Bay ST.,
Charleston; Charleston Jail and Cracked Wall,
unsafe and condemned; ST. Michaers Church
Ruins, from cor. Broad and Meeting sts, 81.
Philips Episcopal Church, cracked and
broken columns Twins Born during the Night
of Charleston earthquake; Bishop Kane's
House in Ruins; House Burned Down on Night
OF Earthquakes Old L. s. Court House, two
persons killed here; Artesan Well and rear of
Catholic School; House on Tradd ST., one per-
son killed; Orphans and Tents in Which They
Lived; Charleston College, $. Il. cor of 81.
Philip and George sts; Medical College, COR
Queen and Franklin sts.; Charleston PhstOtiice
and Demolished Building; Broken and Twisted
Monuments, Lutheran Cemetery; Dsrailed Lo.
comotive by Earthquake, Ten Mile Hill; Sand
Geyser made by Earthquake, Ten Mile Hill;
Demolished House, SummorYllle, four persons
killed, and Tent Life, Summervlle.
The above photographs aud others for sale By
G. S, Cudlip, 450 Pa, ave. N. W., at % ets-eHcIi
the profits of the sale of which, until Nov. 6,
will be given 10 the Associated Charities
oc30-Gt
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SPEOTAL NOTICES.

n>-zzs THE MEMBERS OF KIT CARSON
g2S Post, No, =. q. A. Il, are invited TO a.
Tend the funeral services of our comrade Mar
Tin V. Casey, from Speare's undertaking es.
tahlishmcnt, No 80 + st. n, W., MONDAY,
by order OF CHARLES +. LINCOLN,
Post Commander.
CHARLES f. KEEFER, Adlutant IL