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National Republican., 1886-11-04
Forwarding Sealed Cars,

The United States consul at Coatlcook
Canada, has complained to the Secretary OF
State of the action of the deputy collector Of
customs at Island Pond, Vt, in OBTAINING
large numbers of sealed cars containing freight
the form prescribed in treasury circular of
oct. Is. The matter was referred to the
Treasury Department, and Assistant Secretary
that IL was not the intention of the depart
ment at the time of FORMULATING said circular
TO interpOec any obstacles IN the way of unin-
Efl fETfiup,CG traIiSbottati3n OF merena4dlse TO
toms officers to permit the forwarding of such
cars under the old style ofmlniffst for rcas.
enable time until consular officers aud trans.
pOratiOn companies shall have been able to
supply themselves with the amended form
National Republican., 1886-11-04
HENRY Il. TATUM.
oc27tnolI
1sS SPECIALIST.

NSS51sPEClALlsT.
FEMALE, NERVOUS, AND RHEUMATIC
DISEASES.
DIR, II. l.. BOVEE,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Late of1il7 q street N. W., has removed to 1924
New York avenue, whore he Is prepared 10 re-
Ceiye and treat his patients
Read the following testimonials:
OVARIAN TUMOR, DYSPEPSIA AND IN.
GOMNIA.
After suffering two years with these trOu-
blCs and trying various forms Of treatment
with no beneficial effect, rosOrted to electric
ity, and was completely cured in four months
(signed) MISS NJ. s.
PARALYSIS OF RIGHT ARM.
Have suffered from partial paralysis OF right
arm for TWO years Had tried the usual renee
dies also had tried ELECTRICITY from others
with no benefit, under your treatment six
wCeksa and entirely cured.
(Signed) MISS AS.
While ! could illl volumes with authenti-
Gated eases showing the beneficial effects Of
ELECTRICITY as Il therapeutic agent, the
foregoing testimonials are but two of the large
number that ! have In my possession aud
which will appear nom day to day,
National Republican., 1886-11-04

THE Brooklyn Eag'e-whIcn, by the
way, is one of the best Of Democratic news
papers strongly intimates that President
Cleveland's change of legal residence from
Albany to Washington is a political move.
"As citizen Of the capital,n says the
Eagle, che will be at the service of any
commonwealth and bounden to nohe.n
"There viii be no necessity for him TO have
the delegation from New York in order to
get locus stdHdi in the next Democratic
national convention" Just so, and yet
The change Of base will not detract from
the size Of the Empire State as a political
factor
National Republican., 1886-11-04

VINO killed Cock Robin I, said the
Sparrow, with my protection arrow, l
Killed Cock Robin.
Cock Robin Carlisle, dead.
Cock Robin Morrison, dead.
Cock Robin Hurd, dead.
Cock Robin Holman, in danger.
Cock Robin Springer, in danger.
Virginia Cock Robins, nearly all dead.
Cock Robin Sam Randall, alive and
Topping one wing.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
ain HIs own Couptry,n

The Augusta Chronicle, in a recent issue,
notes one of the curious phases OF journalistic
life;
"Thc late John Forsyth, editor Of the Mobile
Rfg'dCr, WAS offered, in the decline Of his
New York Herald, to write two editorials per
week for that paper. Nevertheless having
been journalist all his life. be lived and dlai
n poor man." Many of the most noted Cdi-
written by Il. c. DeLeOu and asCribed to Nj.
Forsyth,
This coming from so near neghbor of the
Mobile RCQis e., wOu'd seem to Tetutg the
provcrb that "a prophet Is not without honor,
save in his own country"
National Republican., 1886-11-04

Mr.. GEORGES true place is in Congress- aud
We hope that, without asking his leave or con-
sent, Tie people of Mr.. Hewitt's'd district will
now elect him TO lll that gentlaman's unex-
pired term in the House. Mr., Hewitt will, we
suppose, at once resign his seat.-NctO York
Hrdld.
This suggestion is sensible and timely.
Mr., George would be valuable acquisition
to the present House Of Representatives.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

A BOSTON Post man finds that writer's
cramp is common among newspaper men.
This may seem strange as they generally use
pencil and write free hand, But they are
often cTamped for mouey.-Galcst0R Neus.
Yes, they have to hustle at q lively rate to
get money to pay taxes on their real estate
In this city We haye known them to be so
hard pushed as to sell houses and lots.
Some Of them have even been compelled to
have their coachmen wear the same livery
for TWO seasons.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

To SIMPLY say that the Democrats of
Missouri are mad because of the suspension
Of Benton for 'pernicious activity" does
not half cover the case. Their anger is u
towering rage their dlsgruntlement reaches
the profoundest depths. "The army in
Flanders" didn't know the rudments OF
profanity as 1t shows up in the comments
OF Missouri Democratic politicians on this
momentous occasion. It was said, at first,
that the affair would blow over in a few
days, but this prediction has been proven
National Republican., 1886-11-04
Council of ministers.

A council Of Congregational ministers Assem-.
blcd in this city yesterday, and proceed ID to
Mount Pleasant, whore the new minister was
duly installed Yesterday the council went to
Fails Church ana installed the minister there;
the Sermon To-day Rev Mr., Nourse will Sc,
cure from the council his letters Of dismissal
from the Tabernacle Church. SOuth Washing,
Rev Dr Rankin, of Orange Valley N. J.,
pTenChi1g the sermon.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

THE substitution of Morse for Ranney in
the Massachusetts, congressional delegation
is another case of descent like that of
''the proud Miss Rehabilitation an ave-
nue. down to an alley"
National Republican., 1886-11-04

IT will now be In order for President
Cleveland to adopt the policy of the coun-
try, as the country refuses to adopt the
English free trade policy; in other words,
he must stand by the tariff policy of his
inaugural address.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
THE DIME MUSEUM,

Next week will see the Dime busy with the
interesting and romantic melOdrama entitled
"Micalliz, or Double Life" The gifted young
dual part, supported by Evelyn Knapp and a
company of metropolitan artists New and
beautiful scenery is brought here for the proper
throughout will be rich and elegant. Now,
for the first time. this excellent and elaborate
production is offered at popular prices. 1t has
been attended by delighted thousands in the
gren cities of New York, Boston, Chicago and
others. Washington will prove, at least,
equally lppreciatiye.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

IT'S all nonsense of the silllest kind this
talk Of "GS,OO anarchists voting for Henry
George" A large majority Of Mr.. George'e
supporters are good awabiding and order
loving citizens. If they were all anarchists
the country would be in q mighty bau way
just about this time.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
October Weather,

The meteorological summary of the United
States signal service for last month shows II to
have been the warmest october recorded, The
next highest was in 1851, when the compara.
i've mean temperature was 40 degrees while
degrees higher. The lowest was In rs 80, which
was A0.2 There were no extremes of heat or
cold, the highest being 3d., on the 18th, and
the lowest 1873, on the l7th.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

tho reverse Of true. As Burns says OF his
parting with "lIighland Mary" so is it
with this "outragon-
Tine but tn impression stronger makes
As streams their channels deeper wear.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

A DEMOCRATIC contemporary jubilantly
cXclaims that in Minnesota the Democracy
!'coniured with the name of Cleveland and
that's why they won =" The Virginia Dem
ocrats coniured with the same name. Is
that why they lost ?
National Republican., 1886-11-04
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER A.
Atnusemcnta,

Amusemcntss
NATIOSAL-Louis James Miss Wainwright
HAUGH's-Jauauschck
KERYAS's-Reilly & Woods Big Show.
HERzoGs-Ncll Burgess.
BIJou-Storm Beaten.
DrNE-E Escaped from Sing Sing.
Ttr MANASSAS PANoH AMA-l5th st. & Ohio av.
NATIONAL ROLLER RISK--Elegant Surface.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
A College for CoIored Yonths.

college for colored youths of both sexes Il
TO be erected at Wayman's Grove, fifteen miles
from Baltimore, on The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. II will bo begun next July, and will
col $4,000.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

-1hat6f Charles ". Jones 10
adjourn the Detroit end of the Senate over
election day.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

THE Republican gain Of five congress-
men in Virginia is a poor return for the
really excellent speech made By the Presi-
dent at the Richmond fair.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
Shutting or visitors.

The following announcement was issued from
the white house yesterday: The President finds
1t absolutely necessary to the proper perform
anCc Of public duties that the time between
the 10th of November and the next meeting of
Congress should be at his disposal, free from
interruption. Within this period he will be
actual public business of Importance. This
will not be construed to include applications or
recommendations for Office. This notification
is given to the public thus early to dispose in
advance Of the plea that a trip TO Washington
has been made in ignorance of the President S
arrangement. The usual public receptions at
h0lfpAst one O'clock on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays will be continued.
SINCE the introduction of Salvation on the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AM.
mails has nothing to do but TO rub occasionally.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
TNHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Il 723 liTH ST. N, W.,

and all other principal cities, Recognized as
superior to all other similar institutions.
Unexcelled advantages for learning CONVER-
sATION, Best of native teachers Fee ex-
tremely low New terms now for ladies, gem
tlemen, and children Free trial lessons every
Saturday. octl-3m
National Republican., 1886-11-04

The japanese minister yesterday engaged
rooms at the Arlington for the uncle of the
mlkado and his suite, numbering fourteen
persons. The distinguished party IS expected
10 arrive here next Friday. They intend max.
ing an extended stay In this city
National Republican., 1886-11-04

INDIAN summer weather is delightful, to
he cure, but 1t does not make trade boom
nor does 1t impart yigor to the mortal
frame Of man.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

HOWEVER "crazy" the czar may be he
seems TO be moving right on toward tho
goal of Russian ambition. Such "mad-
ness is exceedingly methodical.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
U,AYTED---MTsCELLANEOUs

Wy D-wEBSTER's UNABRIDGED
w Dictionary IN good condition: send nun
Der, edition. and lowest price LEWIS, Repub'
llcnn Office O-O
National Republican., 1886-11-04

FIVE instead ID. tour congressman, is the
net Republican go n in the Old Dominion.
"Begawdsah, how's this?'
National Republican., 1886-11-04

Wy ITANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN
w to decorate Holiday Novelties for fall
and winter trade; steady employment. 80 per
week earned; all materials furnished; WORK
mailed nee. address NEW ENGLAND DEC
ORATIVE WORKS, 10 Pearl st., Boston. Mass.
Y. o. Box 50IS. noithtusbt
National Republican., 1886-11-04

The republic will not have to be 'saved'
again on a grand SCALE till IS. "For this
relief much thanks .
National Republican., 1886-11-04

VIRGINIA shows what she would have
done last year If the election had been per-
mitttd to elect.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
TJNHE JOCKEY CLUB RACES
4 VIII Be Continued
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. AND FRIDAY
OF THIS WEEK.
Five Races Each Day.

sTEEPLECHASE ON FRIDAY.
Trains leave the B, and o. Depot on Raco
DAYS at 6:1O and $50 Il. M, and 1910 1880,
LOO, 80 p m. Return trains In waiting at ter
mination OF each days racing. Round trip
RACING WILL COMMENCE AT 1880 O'CLOCK
EACH DAY.
Improper characters will, as heretofore, be
excluded. no2.It
National Republican., 1886-11-04
RERNAN's WASHINGTON TIIEhTER.

j. i. Renan's own new big specially COM
pGuy viii honor themselves and delight us
throughout next week. Anything that Is dc.
sirHble and can be done by anybody else, they
can dol better Modest themselves, like ali
artists Of merit, they do not speak so of them.
thority of competent Judges who have wit
messed their performance. Therefore great
time is not only 10 be expected, but 1t Is as.
National Republican., 1886-11-04


Or. e. P. ROWLAND will give two lectures
on "The Charleston Earthquake, rs Results
and Phenomena" for the benefit OF the Asso-
ciated Charities of Washington, ut the MA.
TloNAL RIFLES ARMORY HALI9 q street,
between 9th and Tenth streets ~. W., on
MEDNEsDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
These lectures will be fully illustrated by
large number, OF photographs taken By, hr.
earthquake region Of Ten Mile Hill ana sum
meryillc, and will be shown by the Stercoptl.
con. over l50 photographs were taken, fully
illustrating the devastation of Charleston and
the wonderful earthquake phenomena. As a
comparison of earthquake and geyser action,
photographs will 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'oy Capt. Dutt1n, OF
the L, s. Geological Surveys. Experiments
will be shown illustrating the possible forces
that cause earthquakes.
First Lecture "DeyGstatlon of Charleston"
Second Lecture 'Charleston and Other
| Earthquake Phenomena, and Illustrations OF
| the Progress of Science and Discovery"
Single Tickets, admitting TO one Lecture, 2lc.
| Course Tickets, admitting to both Lectures and
including reserved seats, SOC, Each person
| purchasing course ticket will be presented
| with a cabinet sized Photograph OF some ro:
suits of the, earthquake, Tickets. reserved
| tyne's Book store, 42S 7th st. n. w. No re-
served seats held after 1850 o'clock. Doors
SS Lectures FRG T Pms
will be among those given with the course
| tickets: U. S. Custom House. East Bay st.,
Charleston; Charleston Jail and Cracked Wal, +,
| unsafe and condemned; st. Michaels 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 Earthquakei Old Y. S, Court House, two
| persons killed here; Arteslan Well and rear of
Catholic Schools House ON Tradd st., one per
son killed: Orphans and Tents IN Which They
| Lived; Charleston College, $. H. cor. of 81.
| Philip and George sts.; Medical College, cor.
| queen ana franklin sts; Charleston PustOtliCo
and Demolished Building; Broken and Twisted
Monuments, Lutheran Cemetery; Deralled Lo-
comotive by Earthquake, Ten Mile Hill; Sand
Geyser nude by Earthquake, Ten Mile Hill:
Demolished House, Summervllle, four persons
killed, and Tent Life, Summervllle.
The above Photographs aud others for sale by
g. s. Cudlip, 459 Pa. ave, N. w, at % cts. each,
| the profits of the sale OF which, until Nov. @,
viii be given to the Associated Charities.
| oc30-6t
National Republican., 1886-11-04

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w vasS; must be industrious, honest, sober;
salary 60 weekly, also commission. Address
INSURANCE" Republican Onicc. 2-6
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uARRis' BIjoU THEATER.
CHARLEs1oN EARTHQUAKE.

Next weekMC. A. GARDNER, the cmiuert
Dialect Comedian. 4
National Republican., 1886-11-04

BEER MonRIsoN Is horizontally dispose
National Republican., 1886-11-04

Now LET Brer Hurd brace up and tackle
the tariff again.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

THE BOOK BUYER. November. IN cents.
New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 7l3.
7i5 Broadway. From the publishers.
With some good reading, such as ENG.
llsh Notes. and "our Arctic Province"
also with numerous illustrations, reviews,
and lists Of new books, this summary of
American and foreign literature continues
to prove itself valuable.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE or FOREIGN
LITERATURE. November. i5 cents. New
York; Il. r. Pcllon, % Bond street. Fr)m
the publisher
Selections from the best thought and
fancy of Europe. A world of difficult re-
search brought home to us completely. We
have read especially, with pleasure aud
profit, "Russia and England" +" "Egyptian
Divine Mytha," "Mr. Swinburne's Poetry y
"Revolutiou and Evolution "Prospects of
Home Rule,m "Some Aspects of IIeiue,n y
and 1.-THE Future Supremacy, of Woman y
while glance over the other contents
promises further enjoyment and gain. THIS
| ancient magazine, like venerable sage,
stil gathers friends with times advance.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

INDIANA rises to remark that she is tired
Of playing tail to the solid south kite.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

THE lion in the Democratic pathway is
the Henry George presidential boom.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

YES, brethren, there is God in Israel.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

INDIANA steps into the Republican
column for 'SS.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS

SOUTH SIDE HERALD. 10 cents. CLARENCE
7. DRESSER, Chicago, Ill. From the pub.
Usher
This handsome, large PACED magazine is
chiefly devoted to John A, Logan and army
affairs.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

In sums to suit at G per cent.
The aboveis only small portion of proper.
ty on my books. For full list call at oilice for
bulletins Issued on LIST and 18th
National Republican., 1886-11-04

SCIENCE. oct % New York IL Lafayette
place. u cents. From the publishers.
Many subjects are discussed in this ex-
ccllent magazine, "Comment and Critl.
cism" including several, and, strange to
say, "Falling in Love" among them. We
had read before Of the "Art Of Love- but
not till now of the science. Yet the science
is proved TO be no misnOmer. Tho Pres
ent Condition OF the Coast Survey COM
plains Of that institution, and says that sit
Is in danger Of losing the services Of its
best men, whose incentive to work Is not
salary, but professional pride.n "Sorghum
Sugar" treats Of experiments in the appli-
cation OF the diffusion process for the OK
traction Of the sus from sorghum cane.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

4 MONUMENT should be erected to the mem-
DRY of the late Dr. J. W. Bull, the diSCovcrcr of
that wonderful remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough
SVrup,
National Republican., 1886-11-04
WANTED-EmP1OYMENT.

NyTANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSI-.
w tion as resident or visiting gOyerness to
teach small children; reference, Dr. Leonard
rector of st. Johns Church. Address, NJ. B.,
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NTINTER FUEL AT SUMMER RATES.
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National Republican., 1886-11-04

TITANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss BARBER,
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National Republican., 1886-11-04

THIS is q proud day for Hoosier Republi-
cans.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
New Bids Called For.

The chief engineer of the Potomac flats i'm
rrovemont yesterday decided TO reject the bid
Of Messrs. Benson & McNee for Dredging in
the Washington channel at the rate of II 0.lO
cents per cubic yard, on the ground that IL is
excessive, and has ordered new bids to be
called for, lie has accepted the other Benson
d McNee bid for dredging in the reservoir at
10 cents per yard, and the bid of Henry Wilson
for embGnkment construction at 10 cents per
yard.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

a Presidents Grandson q Watohman.
Mr.. james Il. Tyler, grandson of the late
President John Tyler was Yesterday appointed
u WatChman in the Interior Department.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. No
ycmbcr. 80 cents, New York East Four
tccnth street. From the publisher.
This seventy.two years. old magazine
says many pleasant and wise things. GLOW
Shall the Negro be Educated" is its first
question, the answer, sensible one aud
satisfactory, being given in the articles
laet sentence: "Train the negro to do skill
ful work, and you will make Of him good
citizen.n "Robeit Burns as Poet and Per-
son. Walt Whitman, is intelligible-more
than can be said Of his poetry. II is also in
description true, in judgment just. "The
Indian Policy OF the United States" Jelfer-
son Davis, advises that the tribes be under
the War Department, not the Interior, aud
declares that "the first step toward the civ
| ilization Of the hunter man must be to
| bring HIN to the agricultural condition" !"
| This would be the last step, too, and resting
| in happiness. settles Of ItalY,n Ouida, Is
| full Of new thoughts and information, aud
| proposes the restoration Of those cities to
| thelr primal prosperity. "Six Unpublished
Letters Of Washington afford an insight
into his private life, and for this reason are
peculiarly valuable. "Why AM a Church.
manp' "Some War Letters (the warriors,
nowadays, have turned their trophiod
swords into pens, and "Railway Legisla.
tion" are thoughtful, suggestive, and In
stfuctivc themes.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
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HERzoG's oPERA HOUSE.
HARRIs's BIJoU TaEArER.

The very interesting drama, "Storm Beaten"
has been booming along thus far ihIs week,
and will only cease with the weeks ending.
to usher in Karl, the Poddler," as represented
by Charles A. Gardiner IL Co. Charles has n
merry and honest butch face, perfect accent.
musical and tcrrsIcorian power, and general
STRAIGHTFORWARD, ever-stumbliug good fellow,
unprovoRed by his mischances, and nobody
can be moment quiet in his jolly presence.
National Republican., 1886-11-04
new NATIONAL TitEATER.

This morning the sale of seats for the Carle;;
ton Opera Company's engagement in "Nanon
next week will begin Mt the New National
Thcater This celebrated opera Comlque work,
which ran for $50 nights at the New York
will be presented by Mr.. Wm. T. Carleton, the
noted English barytone, and the same organ
i2ation which has identified itself with the
the leading cities "Nanon" is one of the
richest and most elaborate of all the light
works, requiring seventy persons for It's proper
representation. CaretOn's large company
comes equipped with dazzling wardrobe aud
new special scenery, and rs this Will be the
first week of opera this season in Washington
there Is every assurance that the engagement
will be n brilliant one
National Republican., 1886-11-04

FREUND's MUSIC AND DRAMA. Oct 80.
10 cents. New York: No. So Finh avenue
From the publishers.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

All interesting current items about har-
mony and eloquence, dear to professionals,
FrdtindS VIII pc welcome TO every tru(
home.
National Republican., 1886-11-04

yYTANTED-A LADY WOULD LIKE TO
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dress Miss c. D., Republican office. no2'ttt
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lnn-llh In Gnlln hlEclL. Irnm tho pMh.

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An interesting number OF this a(l-aliye
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"a Declaration OF Dependence" "A Visit
to the Tower Of London" "Booltishness,n -
"Tendencies Toward Socialism In America,
and "Hsthetic Criticism aud the Tragedy
of Hamlet.n TO keep up with the time,
where can any journal be found like the
CURRENT Its frequent appearance is q
great advantage.
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