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National Republican., 1886-10-08
PERSONALITIES.


JupGE MicmaFt Nouros, of Scw Nors a.
Wlad's
slpsrY r. Asrea,& Oh ru,g.m SIS m
Wounlcys.
sr,oNu Com1a..a..N NNsWpha rauu.a
to the city.
ASSISTANT sEcmu.. 'marn sDl.. com
New York.
MICHAEL SHANNON, .f A.y,uy.i cg.tnraG
the Ariii glon
Mr.. c. r. RussgLl, uuHaI -utos rpnui a.
Liverpool, IS IN New York
SECRETARY BAYARD is expected nt the Srr.
Department the lirsj Finest week.
J. A. TRuE,uELl. corrr.aJniert Of %, -,
Paul GLOBE, has gone T. .1.u'JUU.
SENATOR CrACL of Rhode I,.lu3 ul, taken
the house Of Mr. 'HsgHW ..re inru .l years.
1T will he gratifying fog u. r.ypls 5' SIT
Geo w, Adams, Of tuC EycutH. Ju Doppluy.
to know that his condition is NOR. HrpohI,
Col LANoNr has rotun.l ron Scn Nprh.
where he saw Socrcurg NinnipH uui uys
thnt the Secretary vii. come {, this city ua,l
week
a. X. DELANY aud p. u Etnlar. 1,triat
attorneys in Wisconsin ard ono, rpypcoii'a.y,
are candidates for elective positions, all lrr
it is said, expected for that reason tr resign
their federal positions
Col. c. A. II. BARTLETT aud Miss Hutton Of
this city, were present at the mirragc IN NV
York last Wednesday Of NJ. Christopher
Meyer the millionaire, aud Miss Chase the
daughter of George X. Chase, esq,
Col, DANIEL LEAsuRE who ronminicd the
Tooth regiment of Pennsylvania volunteers,
more famous as the Roundhead Regiment, died
several days ago at ST Paul MINI. His family
belonged to the Swiss ffugueunts, and his great
grandfather cam to Pennsylvania,
Dir. s. w. BOWER leaves for Europe Saturi "
TO finish his study on diseases Of the thror and
car, which he will make his speciality in his
profession. Mr.. Bower IS n graluttc of
Georgetown College. His friends wish him Il
safe voyage and a speedy return crowned with
success.
Miss BETTE STApLEFoRT the bride-clect of
young Gov. Lloyd, of Maryland, is somewhat
Rushingly described thus: miss Bette is ab nut
| 10 years of age, and is the youngest Of thr'
| lovely sisters. Golden hair dark Dluc eyes,
| and Grecian features of rare symmetry COM
bined with gentleness Of manner, make her an
acknowledged beauty"
CORNELIUS d. VREELAND of Jersey City, a
| descendant of one of the oldest families In New
| Jersey, was married to Rachel Beach on Sept.
29 1886, by the Rev. Mr. Cleveland, the father
of President Grover Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vreelaud celebrated their golden wedding
| last weet. Andrew Vreeland, brother of
Cornelius, celebrated his golden wedding on
| Saturday last.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

Ben: PERLEY PooRE's volume Of remn-
iscences is full of interesting and amusing
gossip, put together in somewhat slip
shod fashion. But all deficiencies are
amply atoned for by the picture which rep
resents the velocipede Of nearly sixty years
ago. member of some foreign embassy,
dressed in the most fashionable style of the
period, is ON the saddle OF tricycle., aud
urges the mad career Of that vehicle along
Pennsylvania avenue, anil the wonder or
assembled pedestrians, by pressing his boots
heavily against the pavement The only
idea suggested is that locomotion and COM
fort might be increased indefinitely II the
great ambassador would only place the
velocipede upon his shoulders.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

Mr.. FINpLAY is a most credtable representa-.
tive of his own party, but he il no representa-
tive Of Ropublicanism The vast majority of
Republicans will refuse TO vote for him under
any ana all clrcumstauces,-Bal baltimore Hcra,d
There is not a single presentable reason
why any Republican should vote for Mr..
Findlay. He is Democrat, supporter of
the present administration, and will he
found working for the success Of the Demo.
cratic party in 1883. The claim that he de
serves Republican support because he voted
against the Morrison tariff bill is preposter.
Gus, He and his Democratic associates on
that occasion destroyed the hope of large
amount Of political capital that would have
accrued to the Republican party IL that bin
had gone through the House.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

lN sixty days from date the forty-ninth
Congress will resume business at the OLD
stand. 1t has enough work on hand to last
four or five years, but its life will end in
eighty.seven days from the date of Assem-
bling. Many prominent members on tue
Democratic side have failed to make con-
nection for the fftieth Congress, some
voluntarily and others-a numerous list
by the force Of circumstances beyond their
control. There will, therefore, be an un-
usual number of disappointed and soured
politicians in the south end of the capitol
this winter. Not few among the rejected
will charge "the deep damnation OF their
taking of" to the administration.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

The campaign in Tennessee, which 4, na
ing carried on SO amiahly by Mr. Bob
Taylor and his brother ''Alf.n reminds pcp.
pie Of the man IN the West, Primrose auI
Thatcher's Minstrel Company Who tells ty
the National Ihcatcr audience every even
ing the experiences ot Me an Ny
Brudder Billn hut II this arm in-Jrm,
mutual admiration method Of political
warfare does away with much Of rhe Sc
riousness which should accompany such o
contest, II seems to have produced one ~
cellent effect, happily expressed ny Judge
j. NJ. Greer, who made an address Of vel.
come TO the magnetic Bob at the McmpnI.
depot ave welcome you again, because
you, with your distinguished brother, nave
taught the people of your native state that
personality in politics Is secondary to pru-
ciple; that abuse Of an opposing candidate
is not argument; that the discontinue Of
an opponent is no proof Of fitness for pub.
lie trustn Those reasons for the hrlrty
welcome can scarcely, however, be cous'l
cred the most powerful ones. The fun "
seeing two men-both good iddlcrs who
love each other as brothers, but who matte
as politicians, is only equuled by the irish
musician who used to whistle duct. Pol
National Republican., 1886-10-08

EvoR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR.
floor. double rarlor, dining room, kitchen, cell
lar yard; ID floor, rooms, fiuiShed or unfur-
nished, light housekeeping; references eX-
changed. 10
National Republican., 1886-10-08

THE President is glad the people take so
much interest In his married welfare He
hears every time he holds his public reCep.
tion only the kindcst and heartfelt wishes for
his and Mrs, Clcveland's health and long Gou-
tinued happiness Washington correspondence
Nuc York Herdid.
The husbands and wives Of the United
States have cordially indorsed Mr., Cleve,
lands promotion from bachelor to husband,
and the fathers and mothers Of the land
will as heartily approve the next step In
the line Of social promotion
National Republican., 1886-10-08

THE New York star tells of precious
trio that Jersey justice has just unearthed.
A married woman elopes with a thief,
spends her honeymoon with him in robblng
boarding houses, sends part of the proceeds
home to support her husband and finally robs
her paramour and returns home herself.
'surely," says the Star, "there is no greater
depth to which human depravltY can sink. ;"
1t strikes us that "human deprayity" finds
a"greatGr depth" whenever distinguished
Statesman knowingly recommends an ex-
convict TO the President for an appointment
in the public service. The star may, how.
ever, think otherwise.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

at Saratoga las month is said to have been
the most successful ever held in this coun-
try. AS was noticed in our columns Mr..
Justice Miller, of the Supreme Court, pre-
sided over the deliberations We would
call attention to the fact that the Rev. Mr..
Shippen, Of All Souls Unitarian Church,
on Fourteenth street, will review the pro.
ceedngs Of the convention on next Sun
day morning, when the public can have the
opportunity Of learning something about
the strength and progress Of this great
ethical movement
National Republican., 1886-10-08

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has removed seventy.
nine OF the cighty-hyc Republican internal
revenue collectors, Now, by 81, John, The
work goes bravcIy on B0s,yu G'oJc,
Those removals were male long ago, the
incumbents being hustled out without cera-
mony because they We're Republicans, and
with Il commendable scarcity OF "reform"
cant, The head OF the Internal revenue
bureau is too good Democrat TO put on
hypocritical, Mugwumpian airs.
National Republican., 1886-10-08
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS SEPT. 10, 1856 sG9l. .sss.C7.


Books nre now open for shares 10 the 18th
issue. subscriptions and payments eau be
made at the office of the association daily from
$50 n. IN. IN A2i y. m.
Pamphlets explaining the object of the AssO-
citation, its advantages, &c, Will be furnished,
ana subscriptions received by
Thomas SOmcrville, President. .3lS 18th 81, n. W.
Dr; A. j. schafhirt, V. Pres, Drugsss, II - n.
Geo ". Casiear. % V. Prcs't.......a .aOlo N n. W.
B. +. Fuller....D .Disbursing officer Agl. Dept
Fred. W. Pratt Fire and Life Ins. Agt,, 9th and
ID sta.
II. II. Twombly ........o Once Public Printer.
Lawrence Gardner, Secy. Endowment Life,
40 l0th st.
Hon. Ellis Spear, Sol of Patents DI7 + II. W.
1hos. b. Cross jr, Lumber dealer Sth ST., cor
MISC.
Geo. W. Harkness, Plasterer, 1870 II st. n. w.
B. Robinson, Robinson, Parker IL Co, clothiers.
Chas. B, Bailey....Sec. Gas Co, 10th It n. W.
D. Rittenhouse Teller aud Notary, Riggs &
Jas, II, saville, Attorney.Nt-law, Glover build.
ing, st.
]. Whit Heron. Evening Star Office
ii. X. Willard, Sec. Columbia Fire lns. Co.,
lil6 Il NV
w. I, Malker''''.'.' ,fr..:..;...;liOl S. s. W.
G. s; Price; .,.....,,Druggst i26 IN * g. W.
]. W., Boteler Sec. Mutual Fire lns. Co., 9th
{ ard Pa. ave
F. T Iiowser, B, and o. Ticket Agent, litn and
John ". schafcr. China store, 1920 7th n. W,
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secy,
Oflice 0l7 st, n W.
OHice hours: 500 n. m. to 1890 p. m. oCS.tf
National Republican., 1886-10-08

WE do not know Of anything that would
add more interest to congressional cam
paigning than the publication Of list Of
the 'few score Of articles which, under
the administration policy as enunclated by
Secretary Manning and approved by the
President, would be substituted for the
"more than four thousand articles" on
which duties are now laid.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

THE west did not contribute a great
many votes to the election of Mr.. Cleveland
in 1854, and docs not propose to do any bet.
ter in 1883, but the people Of that section
would like to see the President merely
because be is President, and they are not
feeling entirely satisfied with his pronounced
dislnclinatlon to travel in that direction.
National Republican., 1886-10-08
Union veteran Corps, ola Guard.

There was a large Attendance Of members at
the monthly meeting of the corps last evening,
and much interest was manifested in the pro
jpctCd excursion of the corps 10 New York city
10 participate IN the ceremonies of the Bar
thGldi stntue dedication on the 2Sth ofthe pres.
Cnt month. A committee was appointed 10 ar
range for n low rate of transportation; als)
committee to arrange for series of entertain
munts to be- given during the coming season,
which the corps will undeayOr TO make gala
ones for their patrons and friends The fair
committee reported that the fair was receiving
its initiative movement In the careful selection
Of the various committee, 10 be hereafter an
nuunCCd, and that 1t was intended to call an
carly meeting of the lady friends of the organ.
iLOtlOn, COmrade Charles Ebert was elected
chief of stan, vice $, f, Thomson, dismissed,
and Dr. W.. H. PumcTOy rs COmmissary, vice
Butler Fitch, resigned, Al the close Of the
n eeting each COmTade was presented with Il
handsomely engraved certificate of member.
ship, John Bellgk was elected Gn honorary
member
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National Republican., 1886-10-08
Department Changes.

James ]. Nelson and Moses A. Fisher. having
served n probationary term OF six months as
postoflice inspectors, have received permanent
appointment
Joseph H. Chaplin, of Massachusetts clerk
Of class / in the Postohice Department. has re.
signed. X. l.. Bancroft, of Massachusetts,, who
was recently appointed under civil service
rules TO n Ilerkship in the postotlice Depart.
ment, has declined the appointment.
National Republican., 1886-10-08
New Bonrdinr ana l. yery stable.

A new boarding and livery stable has been
opened by Mr.. Henry I. Tatum in the rear of
No. 927 d street northw est which will be found
worthy Of public patronage and confidence.
Some years ago Mr. Tntum came to this city a
stranger, but was not long permitted to remain
SO, his Judgment of hOr.es aud skill in their
management becoming known, The handling
of colts has been with him special success
Some Of our largest livery stables have been
under his competent care. His residence In
Washington has now extended through six
years. and he can claim to-day many excellent
elegant turnout can certainly obtain II from
National Republican., 1886-10-08
n GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY,
SCHOOL nE LAW

FACULTY-Rev. James A. DOonan, s. j..
President of the University; Charles w. HOi.
man, LII. D., Dean of the Faculty, and Presi-
dent OF the Moot Court Hon. stephen j. Field,
LII. D.. Associate Justice U. g. Supreme
COurt,) Lecturer on Constitutional Law; Hon.
William A. Richardson, LID D., (Chief Justice
U. S. Court Of Claims). Lecturer on Statutory and
Administrative Law and Legal MaXlms; Hon.
William NJ. MeTriCk, LII. D., Justice Supreme
Court, District Of Columbia), Lecturer on Com.
mon Law Pleading and Equity Jurisprudence
Martin Il. Morris, LII. ID, Lecturer on Equity
Pleading and Practice, and the aw OF Partner.
ship, Corporations, and Admiralty; James q,
Payne, LII. D., Lecturer on the Law of Real
Estate the Law of Evidence, and Criminal
Law; Joseph j. Darlington, LII, D., Lecturer on
the Law of Personal Property, Contracts, aud
Negotiable Paper, and Testamcntary Law
John w. Ross, LII d., Lecturer on Common
Law Practice, Domestic Relations and the
Law of Torts, and Judge of the Moot Court;
Samuel NJ Yeatman, esq, Secretary and Treas
urer,
Introductory Lecture by Hon william NJ.
Merrick, Ii. d., aud announcements for the
ensuing :erm, at the Law Building, corner 9th
and + streets N. W., on Wednesday, Oct @, at
$3.50 p. m. All interested are most cordially in.
vited to attend.
The Secretary can be seen at the Law Build.
Ing from to p. m. daily tor information en-.
TOllment, &c,
Circulars giving course of study, terms, &C.,
can be obtained at bookstores OF Morrison,
Brad. Adams, or Angllm, or ON application to
the undersigned.
sep2O-8w
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ocs,12.15,17,10
pRoposALs FOR LUMBER, HARDWARE,
IL s. NAVY PAY nErrcr-


WASHINGTON, ID. C., Sept. 2l, 1856.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, indotsed PRO.
posuls Ordnance" will be received at this
Office until noon, OCT 2j, 1886, for articles to be
delivered at the Ordnance department of the
Navy Yard, Washington, d. c., free Of any ex
pcEsc to the Government, and subject to the
usual inspection and conditions, viz: Requi
sitions No. 2i5 to 2lO-Class |, Lumber: 2, Hard
ware; 3, Paints, Oils, &c; 4. Molding Sand, &c /;
o, Charcoal 6, Bricks T. Files; s, Pig Iron; o.
Copper and Tin; 10, Steel; IL, Pulley Blocks; ~
Universal Chucks; l3, Reamers and Drills; II,
Emery Wheels; 10, Belting; l6, Leather; II,
sheepskins Is, Sperm and Lard Oil; 10, FL Do.
rado Oil; 20, Brooms, &c; q, Canvas, &c, and
%, Wood. To be awarded by classes. Proposals
must be made on official forms furnished with
schedules giving details by this office. The
right is reserved to reject any or all bids, and
bids only from manufacturers of or regular
dealers In the articles which they offer TO sup
ply" win be considered Responsible persons
must guarantee the prompt aud faithful exeCu5
tion of contract, and the competency of the
guarantors must be certified to before n United
States officer. THOS. II. LOCKER,
Pay Director, U. S. NJ, Navy Pay Agent
MA
National Republican., 1886-10-08

IT is not good Republican po licy TO sup
port Democrats for Congress merely t..
swell the Randall contingent. If the Dem
ocrats in the forty-cGhth Congress had
put the horizontal tariff reduction bill
through the House the Republicans would
have carried the Presidential election. II
Mr. Randall and his men had voted with
Mr.. Morrison and passed his last bill
through the present House there would
now be no doubt of Republican majority
In the fiftleth Congress.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

THE Massachusetts Mugwumps arc better
pleased with the Democratic nomination for
governor Of that state than the old line Demo-
CTats.-ktHnCbeC Journal.
The Bay State Democrats do not fluid it
easy to forget what Mr.. John f. Andrew
said of their party two years ago-that 1t
was dead, and ought to be buried They
suspect him Of an intention to play the role
Of undertaken in his present engagement.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

THERE IS no startling news In the announce.
ment that the Democrats have carried Georgia
again, but 1t is pleasing to record the fact thit
the state has selected John b. Gordon fo'
goveTnor.-NeW York World.
Gov. Gordon will have grand opportu.
nifty to lead off in the reform Of
the penal system that dlsgraces his state
and shames the civilization Of the nine
teenth century. OF course he will have
the hearty cooperation of Senator Brown
National Republican., 1886-10-08

ties is an amusing game anyhow, but, &C.
compapied by brotherly love and the strains
Of pair Of iddles, 1t revives the glories OF
DOnny brook, minus the "shillelah" element.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

THE Mugwumps would never have con
iracted to furnish responsibility for the
Democratic party If they had fairly consid,
cred the enormous disparity between de.
maud and supply.
National Republican., 1886-10-08
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8.
utusgttigTfs

NAriox,I--Thatchcr, Primrose a West.
AiuAvoUS-"Fuust ard Marguerite
KrrNAN's-Specialtcs aud Varieties.
HrR2OG's-"A Prisoner for Life"
Puor-"Thc Shaugrnun.'
DINT-G Gus INNS Novelties.
THE MANASSAS PAEORAMA-l5ths st. 4 Ohio ay
ROLLER CoAsTER-AthlCticP Park.
NATioSAL ROLLER RISK-Elegant Surface
National Republican., 1886-10-08
GEORGE W. ADAMS,
ocs Of President Hoard of Trustees.
ROPOsALS FOR TEARING DOWN
l. BUILDINGS, CLEANING BRICK, &c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION ron
THE CONgTRI'CTiDS OF THE

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION ron
THE CONSTRUCTION or THE
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING,
No. 1i5 EAST CAPITOL. STREET,
WAsuINGTON Oct. 4, 1886
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II O'CLOCK NJ. on WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 20, 1856, for tearing down the fol.
lowing named buildings cleaning and piling
the bricks from the same. and taking out cellar
and foundation walls:
Pennsylvania avenue s. E.-Nos. 1O7, lt5,
1l0, l2l, 1913, 1875, l2G, 127 12S l29, lSi 1886 l3S.
a street $. E,-Nos. l2j, 100, l4l, 1i3, li5, 1i7.
u street S. E.--No 10.
East Capitol street. Nos. 10j, l05, l07, 100,
CarrolPs alley Square T29)-Nos, /, 2, 3, 4, 8,
6. 4 s, 10, II, 49, 30
Bids for the tearing down Of the houses in
each square will be received separately. Speci.
lcations may be seen at this office.
l., q. c. LAMAR,
EDWARD CLARK,
A. Il. Sp0FFORD,
ocs,12.1517,10 Commissioners,
National Republican., 1886-10-08
buDtTVIsInE EnglneI
ocI,6,S,l0,l3
DRoPosALs FOR FURNISHING GRANITE
CURB
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 8, 1856.
Sealed proposals will be received Mt this
office until IL O'CLOCK NJ, on TUESDAY,
OCT. l2 1856, for furnishing the District OF
Columbia with 5000 lineal feet Of 6 by 20 gran
ite curb.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications
can be obtained at this office upon application
therefor, together with all necessary iniorma-
tion, and bids upon these forms will only be
considered.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids or parts of bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
oc6.6t Engineer Commissioner D. G.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

PERRY BELMONT has defeated the Demo.
cratic faction in hls district that desired to
turn him down. His nomination for the
fftieth Congress was effected by a good
,pafIrftw
National Republican., 1886-10-08

TyOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM OR
y connecting rooms, furnished, with board;
home comforts. Apply at 5l2 ST. ~ W. 7.S
National Republican., 1886-10-08
N5SzspECIALIST,

N5yaspECIALIsr.
FEMALE, NERVOUS, AND RHEUMATIC
DISEASES
DR. II. l.. BONEE,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Late OF III q street y. W., has removed to 1921
New York avenue, where he is prepared to re-
ceiye and treat his patients.
Read the following testimonials:
PROLAPSUS.
] have suffered for over fifteen years with
complication of womb troubles and can
honestly say that, after having been under
your treatment for only short time, am
feeling well and strong, walk, drive, and run
up stairs without any trouble or incOnveui-
ence, (Sgnod) H. NJ, +.
PARALYSIS OF RIGHT ARM.
Have suffered from partial paralysis Of rlglt
arm for two years, Had tried Lne usual RENEE
dies, also had tried ELECTRICITY from others
with no benefit, under your treatment six
weeksnnd entirely cared.
While i could M volumes with auGcnti-
Gated cases showing the beneficial effects OF
ELECTRlCllf as thcnpeutIG agent, the
foregoing testimonials are but two of the large
numner tia. ! have in my posse, ion aud
which vii! appear nom DAY to day.
,>SzaIIIE DIRECTORS OF THE UNITED
kS stro4 Electric Lighting 80, have d..
clHr,d quarterly dividend Of Sl.bD on each
share of illr capital stars from the earnings Ot
llo CoWMDy payable "a %" ErAtrnl National
OCT n. lNh
sAMl'EI NORMEN1, President.
NN. DICKSON, secretary.
n~Ss, nENrALINFlENARY or NATIONAL
E%7 UNIVERSITY, corner Sth and X sts n.
VI entrance "H flI .t,i Opeu rom > 10 ) j. IN.
daily. except sundays, extraction ir",; lilling
Huu plate work H' eos. If materials dentistry
- mn hfanrhu, ID iced, under the superyi.
on % he lrlle,,p. OF Operative Dentistry;
gH- Administered. uCi-ln
g-ysy-. G. AND - Gents
- FOR BINDING
HARpERS, CENTURY, AND ST NICHOLAS
MAGAZINE.
THE LICErr BlSDERY,
1910 and l0l2 Pennsylvania ave
All work guaranteed, Au2-tf
n.y. GEN. B II. ROBERTSON, HAVING
* removed hls Office To No 1915 II street.
corner Vermont avenue, /, prepared 10 trans
act all business EppertHiuins to Orel estate, fire
aud lie insurance and VIII De pleased 10 see
his friends aud The public, splj-ll
National Republican., 1886-10-08

TJNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
4 723 liTH ST. n. W.,
and all other principal cities. Recognized as
superior to all other similar institutions.
UneXcelled advantages for learning CONVEX.
SATION. Best of native teachers. Fee ex.
tremely low. New terms now for ladies', gen.
tlemen, and children. octl-3m
National Republican., 1886-10-08
DRoPosALs FOR BUILDING OFFICERS
l. QUARTERS.
WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D. c.,

WASHINGTON BARRACKS, d. c.,
September %, 1886.
Sealed proposals. in triplcate. subject to
usual conditions, will be received at this office
until l2 O'CLOCK NOON OCTOBER l6, 1885,
in the presence of attending bidders, for con-
yeTting building No. 1G into two sets of officers
quarters and building one set of quarters for
non commissioned staff officer at Washington
Barracks, D. g., in accordance with plans aud
specifications In this office.
Blanks and full information as to bidding,
terms of contract and payment, &C., will be
furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked proposals for building officers and
commissioned staff officers quarters" and
addressed to the undersigned.
SEDGWICK PRATT,
First Lieut.. and r. @, NJ, Sd Artillery, A. <. @.
NJ, u. b. A. oC6.6t
National Republican., 1886-10-08
DRoPosALs FOR GAS PIPING.
OFFICE SUPERVISING

OFFICE SUPERVISING
ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
NEW PENSION BUILDING, 1916 NST. N. w.
WASHINGTON, oct. !, 1856.
Proposals are invited for gas-piping In the
third and fourth stories of the new Pension
Building. Bids received will be opened at
?. m of 10Th October. 1885, in presence of bid
ders, NJ. @. MEIGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect.
OpI IGS1O13
National Republican., 1886-10-08

nor RENT--lg1 9rn ST. N W.-LARGE
II nicely furnished, well.ventlated rooms:
also, one nicely furnished parlor suitable for
Opi.lln
National Republican., 1886-10-08

"STRIcTLY revenue duties upon few
score of articles" is the latest definition of
Democratic policy. 1t is popular in Lon
don