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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

THE FALL OF ERZERoUM announced by
cable dispatch yesterday is a most import
ant event In the Asiatic campaign, and its
abandonment by Mukhtar Pasha, who has
fallen back upon ErZmau and TrebiZond, in
dicateS that the Turkish campaign in tha.
quarter has become B. very desperate or an
extremely cautious one. ErZerOum is one
Of the strongest fortified cities in Asiatic
Turkey, and IL was considered OF the highest
strategic importance that it should be held
by the Turks. The city is situated on lofty
Ia ble-land, at an elevation OF about 6 900 feet
above the sea level. 1t has a population of
neatly 50000. The Notifications are of quite
81 foimi liable character, and before the era OF
long range guns OF enormous strength was
considered impregnable. The city proper is
surrounded by triple wall, wide ditch or
floss, while the citadel is protected by double
WAL of immense strength. During the war
which ended in 1879. in the acknowledgment
of The mdepe nGeuce of the Greeks by the
Turks, ErZe' cum for the first time was cap
tured by the Russians, but was subsequently
restored to Turkey. TIE Qualifications have
OF late years been greatly strengthen ed, and
new batteries well equipped have been form
ed on the surrounding elevations command
ing The city and the highway both east and
west. The city was garriSOnei by large
force, and was capable of standing a severe
and piotracted siege, but il is presumed The
me yenents ard strer 9Th Of the Russians i'm
paired its strategic value, and hence It's aban-
dor ment by MUkhtar Pasha after his defeat
at Dove BoyDn on Monday.
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A FIRE IN shILADELPHIA yesterday at
the corner OF Randolph street and Columbia
avenue caused an aggregate damage OF
SEQ go TO various firms. including Wells 4
Sons, man ufa efurers OF toilet coverlets and
becspreads, enai Mitter * Co shovel factory
by The fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

TIE DEOwNED Mantle body OF the
man found IN Tond near the Observatory
lnotictd IN last eve nings STAR was yeSter-
day afternoon identified as that of Wm. Mat
ungiy, snd Was removed to Siii street
northwest. The coroner, DR.. Patterson,
deemed an Inquest unnecessary. and this
morning gave a certificate OF accidental
drowning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspec.
Tor OF buildings VIM. Myers, rem I'VE a
frame dwelling In alley in square 1S3. be-
,Ween Il and NJ and 10th and 18th streets; $50.
Il w. Brewer, w otshed, corner 18th and B
streets southwest; SEQ. Mrs. Ellis, repair a
blick store, 20S c street northeast; SZ75 ElIZ-
aotth Flynn, repair a frame dwelling. A
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CLOTHING.
Ready-Made Department

Ready-Made Department.
OVERCOATs.
Blue ovERooArs, fast ooIOrs,
For go, sR. and go.
FALL ovERCoArs for siO and sia
HEAVY BROWN ovKRcoArs for sIO and SIS
FINE BBowB ovKRCoATs
For els, els, 81, and si.
HEAVY BLUE ovERCoArs for sI4NdsN.
HEAVY BLACK ovERooArs from sle to SIS.
FUR BEAVER and ELYsIAS ovKRooArs,
From SO TO SIS.
sCRroUrs.
LONG CLoAKs.
TALMAs from slO to as.
BLUE LIVERY ovERcoArs. fAs, eoIors,
For ga 81 and $50.
BROWN LIVELY OyEECOArs, now n wor
HEAVY ULsTERs, from ssto SIS.
PLAID ULsTERs fer SIS.
BLACK ULsTERs for $40
CALI HAIR ard yICUsA ULsrERs.
vICUNA LIVERY oyERCoArs, SIS.
CLOSING OUT LOTS OF
MKN's OvEBCoATs AMI TALMAs ;or IS,
BOYS ovERC0ATs for 81.
nJNCNE PRICE ONLY
GEO. c. HENNING,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

ACCIDENT TO A FORMER WASHINGTON
LAD.-We learn from the PHILADELPHIA Led
geT that David Wilmot Morgan, a son of G.
W. Morgan, of this city, and a student in
the law Office OF Samuel b. Huey, OF Phila.
delphia, while walking around the grcu ads
and fen from a distance OF thirty feet, brsak-
ing his wrist Young Morgan was picked u o
IN an insensible state and taken to his resi-
sence in a carriage. At last accounts he
was somewhat better, with fair hopes of re-
COvery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

The STRIKING CARPET WEAvERs of the
upper section of Philadelphia have decided
not 10 accede 10 the reduction demanded by
the employers. The Winchester mills, en-
ployiDg As hands, went out yesterday. Next
week II is expected the strike among the
smaller mills will be general, but no reduce
ton OF wages is anticipated in the larger
mills.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
Opening OF the Musical season. Ea h opers en-.
NOVEMBER s s-s!S If' WEEK ONLY.
.osP ssM Nh ssS4 iaERs D siils.E
aasoy Zsl.a Segnin
T.is.sfm Ne wm Castle
kGro hL.,lner..-... ..--......-.-M. @; H. Turner
TUESDAY,. vTDYTspxY' AND Il ra i BAY
rRIb bs yC hNh ssI m HH0RMx4NRK
.PcyHier OPerafis Prtcss-Tirst floor, reserved.
Is Sns St sffS scl s9S cents. s'er'd' 81
Mat,nes Prioes-Au rese we'd .sat., ST: admission,
in sdvsI at the Box Office OF the Thts.sr ns.tr
RRIGHTwooD PARK.
The, The Prosri.tors Of Brentwood PARK offer the
TUESDAY: tn. 18Th, and THURS rS4S
DAY, the lJ n of November. S
Purse SIX for s-mnu.e class
Purse sIs0 TOO $50 class.
Prrse $50 for zSj class
oif FstF 5f to close SATURDAY casss;%n the
move u 92l Pennsylvania ave ne.
FUN. National Theafer. FUN.
NOVEMBER some WEEK.
sCksAhS OF LAUGHTER.
The success of the Present Season,
PINK DOMINOs. e..
DIALOGUE sPARKLINGl
SITUATIONS LUpICRoUs,
COMPANY ADAPTED
SCENERY APPROPRIATE
PLOT INTERESTING
MATINEE 81 rU8DAY.
noys.n So'f HES Z E;raLrs4 OPERA
OPERA HOUSE.
HERMAN BRoTHERs-...-......- -....... Managers.
THREE s1Ps sfks Th Ar VEN kNfIsE coAPA-
DRiMA, CONEDYAND OHIO.
TIE OLD SLAVE;
o., Faithful To DEATH
THE GREAT BARTnk srANLET CoMBI A
FiveGlin number in their Spa king s,csty Com.
FLIRTING.
sfsns ass asas'F s sSRs ass s.aSy
TWO P1@ERFI pRAaAriicn aN Wsr coIEpY
COMPANIES AND GRAND oLfO
Mdtinees Wednesday and Saturday,
Admission, Is. Is, 81 and IS CTS. nov3
THEATER COMIQUE, 18th Street,
BELOW PESNsTLVANIA AVENUE.
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.
PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT.
Matinee for Lsdies and Children EVERY WE'D
NEsDAY and sATUsDAY AFTERNooN.
FIRST CLASS Nv EVERY RESPECT
Variety. nrams. BnrIe.su. and camedY. nov.a-iy
696) ON EXHIBITION (606
Z ST. Il sr.
MARkRITER'S
FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE,
No. 628 T. Street
Cheice OIL Paintin gs, Engr.vings. Chromos, &c.
Also largest stock Of Paper Eangings, window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cores and Tas-
seIs, RinEs, nails, &c, Ia the District.
~ TEPEs Cash,
~ Please remember Name and Number. lilly
NOW IS THE TINE TO sELL.-Ladies'
Gents and Children 8 cast of earring ppsrel
Boots Shoes, &c, at extraordinary high cash prices
G"SUsTH Old Stand, No. 8l9 st. nv. All
notes by msl will be promptly attended to. sel3-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

THERE IS PROSPECT. of another heresy
trial. The Rev. Mr.. Wallace. OF Traquair,
Scotland, recently announced to his congre-
CATION that he saw no reason why the hours
of the Sabbath should not be employed in
case OF need for the ingathering OF the fruits
OF the earth, Especially as the harvest was
late and the injury done TO the crops great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08
CITY ITEMS

For BILIOUsNESS use CTter', Little LiUer
IaIs; Ebbitt House drug store.
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FATAL MINING ACCIDENTAL telegram
flom Clifton Forge, Allegheny county, Va,
Nov. 6, says: Intelligence has been received
here OF the caving in of a mine near Sails
bury Furnace. in BOtetOurt county, about
fifteen miles from this point, resulting fatal
]y TO two miners. One of the men killed was
n8m med Tally, the name of the other could
not be learned. The mine suddenly fell in
crushing the two miners TO death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL says that
another sight pleasant to the star -gazers will
occur on Friday evening, the 9th instant,
when the conjunction OF Jupiter and Venus
will take place. They will not come so near
together, nor will the telescope view be SO
D'arvelonsly beautiful, as was the case with
sGiuTn and Mars, but " to the naked eye the
vision will be one OF the most exquisite exhi-
bltions that mortal eyes ever see painted on
the azure background OF the sky"
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RUFFALO LlTHIA WATER FOR
HE NAT RIA.

Masical Eject Of he Buffalo Li.hia Watr-Sats-
Ment 0 w. B: Ustlion, Editor Of ths Ksst Nsss,
CRsStertotcn, ND:
For over three months have been suffering With
H&matHria, and q mum Der Of the most eminent ply
Eeians Of Maryland have treated nc ., without 40
parent effect The loss Of blood has been large and
eo1:ttSuoxs. Not gill Of clear urine, to ny know
leo &c, hiss been discharged within the fiue named
On the l4th OF June laid as do all medicine and
commenced the use Of the BUFFALO LIrHIA WATER,
Ncs. and 2, and its effect was magical. IL ts,ss
days the loss Of blood had entirely ceased, and my
Judge. Some days hare now elapsed, and have
had no return Of the trouble in any form I write
one and only from . sense Of duty to others VINO
may be afflicted like myself.
WIN. B USILTON.
CHEsTERTowN, Nd, June s0th, la7
These WATERS, in cases Of six gallons, can be
had 81 the Springs at IS per case. They can also
Be had at eTOTT q CR0MWELL, Washington
THOMAS +. GOODE.
Proprietor Bss0alo LithSa Sprtags.
oUR0- 0S.m VirRiRfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08
H4BLE EROS.
OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT.,
Corner Serenth and ID Streets.

Realizing the necessity for some marked improve
merit IN siye. quality and variety in this line Il
goods We have made an earls start, carefully study
ing the wants ard tastes Il trade aud have nJg
a selection Of 0vERCOATs that In all card nal
point. surrsses anything OF the kind p-ey pls
ty collected IN suy one house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

"A BIG BUSINESS IN GLASS BALLS.-CRpt
BOgardus is making arrangements for the
feat which he proposes to attempt in this
city during Dece mber, of breaking 5,OO0
glass balls, sprung from traps, in 500 consec-
utive minutes. Ee will engage either the
HiIrodrOme or the American Institute
building, ard shoot from 8 to ii p. N. He
will,use one double barrel gun. one third of
ton of lass balls, 80 pounds of powder and
200 Rounds of shOt-TN y World 7fb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

THE FUNrRAI. of the late Frederick q
Rohr, of the BrightwoOd Park hotel, who for
many years was engaged in the restaurant
BUSINESS In this city, took place yesterd ay
aitfrnoon at BrtghtwOOd hall. Rev. G.. l..
Reliz conducted the religious services after
which the remains Were taken to Prospect
Hill, near GleDwOOd. Delegations from
friendship Lodge No. ~ and Columbian
EncsmPment No. I, OF Odd Fellows, were
present, with many citizens OF the District,
Tie pail bearers were Messrs. Stockman,
Young, kidder, and Hayes, OF the Odd Fell
lows, ard Gen. Balloch and Mr.. Carpenter.
citiZers. AT the vault the services ofthe Odd
Fellows were conducted by Chaplain CO.
iumbus Thomas.
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Weather Indications To-Day.
OFTIcr or CHIP SIGNAL OrrrcKr,

WashlDgton, November 5, i8l-f. Z
For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy
rainy weather. warm souiheasterly, veering
to colder northwest winds, falling followed
by Iis ing barometer.
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Di. .srict Government Affairs

ihe District Commissioners have ap-
Poir-ce James W. Housin and NJ A. Kan.
HID overseers at the Washington asylum.
The contract for constructing an apron at
The culvert on New Cut road, at Foundry
Branch. has been awarded to b. J. CayIe K
Co, and the contract for the i'm Improvement of
Montgomery street, between West and Stod-
dard streets, Georgetown, TO j. Desmond &
Co.
INSANE PAUPER PATIENTS.
IN communication OF Major Richards,
superintendent of police, to the District Com
missioners, In relation to pauper patients of
the District, now confined at the Govern.
ment Insane Asylum, he states that there
are hffy-eie bit patients OF that class, one half
the cost being paid by the District, and two
States pay; that all these patients are desii-
tute and have no relatives or friends who "A ID
them in their support. II removed from the
/ asyipm they would haVe TO be provided for
elsewhere by the District. II is difficult TO
see Row the District can do better than psr-
nit them TO remain where they are.
A RRFACH OF PROMISE CAsE-To-day, in
the Circuit Court, Judge Cartier. tha case of
Mary Ia Van Ortwiok agt. Ed W alters
which canaees were claimed in SIT, O00-was
Ia ken UT. Mrs. Lockw wood for plaintiff and
MessTs. Ross ard Dean for defendant The
plaintiff in this case, q woman rather over
the mtdiurn height and OF spare build, with
dark hair and eyes, and rather small features
wss called TO the stand, while defendant, a
s'UGt, me lcOhinS man Oh dbOut years,
was seated with his counsel. The complain
ant testified to the defendant paying ad-
crosses 10 her ard to promising TO marry her
on the 18th of November, 1873, and that she
! relied on such promise and held herself
ready to comply with such promise, bat he
reused. The defence set up was that she
| represented herself to be single woman,
when, in ruth, she was married, and there
| fore could not legally contract a marriage
MIS-. Lockwood clsimed that her client had
been divorced. and was thereby free to- m airy
again The defendant then raised the point
ikat The decree of divorce was not binding,
ard on an inspection of the bill IL was found
hat IL Gid + OF set forth sufficient cause for
divorce; IL having been graOted on the aver
Den' that The respondent (the husband) was
coLtined iG the peDiientiaTy-a cause not
srffcieDt I'm itself for a divorce. The court
there upon held that the complainant could
rot contract a marriage with defendant be-
cause the divorce had been improperly
gTanttd. Mrs. Lockwood excepted to the
~ Iires of the court. and the jury, under in
structiors Of the court, returned a verdict for
defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

HELP FOR THE PoOR--An adj burned
meeting OF The Ladies Aid Society OF
Capitol HILL" VIII be held AT McCauIey's
Hall, - Pennsylvania avenue sOuthee s.
TO DsorrOw friday afternoon, at O'Clock
All persons interested ia helping the poor of
the Capitol Bill ard Navy Yard portions OF
the city are particularly requested TO attend
This meeting. at which the character OF the
work for the winter VIII be determined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

The FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The board OF
FIRE CON mis- toner's met last evening; Messrs
Morgan (pres ldent), TAFT, Stewart, Collins
Reed and Bacon, present. The chief engineer
submitted his report for the month of Octo-
Der, showing that there had been fifteen fires
eEiailing a loss OF Il 200, on which there was
en Insurance of ~ 200 He submitted a list
of articles lost and damaged at the Patent
office fire. \ report was read from the SUI
l6rintendent OF the FIRE alarm telegraph,
stating that he was at present engaged in re-
r3!riT { the wires throughout the District
Wires are also Iun and In readiness for put
ting in circuit the new signal box for the
Post Office department. which is expected
shortly. a number OF citizens OF South
Washington reii'iOned the toari for the re-
insi9tement of Richard Keyes, formerly q
member Of No company; the petition was
laid On the table, there being no vac 3ncy. A
request was received from the quartermas-
ter general, asking that key OF the box at
Wizards hotel be furnished him for the use
of MS officc; which was granted. The bills of
the department for the month of October
were audited. and il was resolved that here
after only S150 will be paid for set OF horse
shoes. Applications from the following per-
sons for positions were placed on file: w. F.
Richardson, G. w. Barker, w. Pitts, Nathan
Fortune, Edward Mills, s. 8. Beach, \. II.
King. John A. Kelly, james A. Ford. q NJ.
Lucia, John NJ. Salisbury, and w. j. Will
hanson.
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LIABLE BROS.
OSERCOAT DEPARTMENT.
Corner Serenth and ID Streets.

Great care has been taken ia the getup az our
ON.rcosts this season, trim miugs and kmaDs
s teng nrst Glass and of perfectly reliable quality
well and substantially made. Every OyercS,t n,
ouehly shrunk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

Some idea be formed of the extent AMI variety
OF eur stosk Of Oyercosts from the fact that there
are some ~ varieties, Numbering about $500 Over
coats, ranging In price from so down 10 SIS. Egery
style OF hGnie end foreign made goods are embraced
nciud Dg medium and heavy weight Beaver aud
other ~. les a smoothface Cloths and evsrything
new and desirable in Fur Beavers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

REAL ESTATE SALES-Thomas Dow ling,
auc1iOreer, has recently sold the following
real estate FOR bper B Kelley, trustee: Lots
ls3 and 1Si, in h. r. GIlbert's subdivision OF
square Gi5, improved by two two-story and
basf ment brick dwellings, to w. G.. smith,
sl,OSo and ~ 100 each; for X. Ross Perry,
trustee, lot l. square 3i3, ard Improvements,
TO Joseph +. SeitZ, for - eco; for "A, ID. Cooke
ard james M. Latta, trustees, lots lettered
Z, II, end +, in the subdivision of the west
eTn art of lot 6, in square $50 and improve
ments, 10 Messis. Stevens and Dole, for
Sll 900: frame dwelling on the northeast cor
rer of His and West streets, Georgetown,
II. G, to NJ. II. Goddard; two story brick
house. No. 169 High street, to l.. w. Richie.
for 5000; four frame houses and lots on 81
street, near Frederick street, to o. e. Green,
for 81 100; four frame houses on Poplar street
between Montgomery and MOprue streets. 10
Thornton Gales, for 81 $50; for II. ID. Cooke
ard James NJ. Latta, trustees, part lots 5 and
., in square 2S6, being No. 1225 New York
avenue, 10 Messrs. Stevens and Dole, for
- $50.
MeSsrs. DuncansoD Bros, auctiopeerS sold
yesterday afternoon, for Philip r. Larner
ard Charles T. Havis, trustees, lot marke Ell
and let,eTed q, in the recorded subdivision of
original lot II, in square 2f, situated on
Mass achusetts avenue. between 18th and 18th
streets, 10 Leonard Whitney, for ~ cents per
square foot also, for same trustees, lot No
81, in Charles T. Davis subdivision OF part
CfsQUaTe 2l2, being the south Is feet, situated
on 18th street, near the circle, TO NJ. L. Cal
Ian, treasurer, Tor SLIP Per square foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John w. Jordan and GeoTgianna Merritt:
Phiip {. Aston and Rachel f. Freeman
james Martin, ir., and NJ. Addis Simpson;
jos. Cook and Eva Scott, {. Albert Bsalle
arc VI. L. Hicks, both OF Charles county
Nc JCseIh bluce and Margaret Davis;
Sterhen Raymond and Annie James: Jas
z. robertson and Emma Pistorio. r. r.
Alc1leiOh, OF Hampshire, Va and Florence
y. row Ter; James Endee and Della Dairy:
Peter hhre and Jane A. Rogers Gabriel
CLARK and Martha POnev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
,IETRoPoLrrAY MUSEUM RECEPTION.

More than 1900 persons were present dur
inc the evening az the Fail reception OF The Metropolitan
Museum last night Members of tho corporation and
annual members attended in large numbers, and many
ladies were the trcng. John Taylor Johnston, a. O..
Narunand. General Ccsnoia, samuel @. Ward. r. l..
Henry Robert Hoe, sr, Robert l Cutting Thomas Hicks,
aud other welt known were present. The two IN
terssug features OF the were the reOpenlng
OF tne exhibition Of the Casteilln collection, and
the display OF tle MacCa.lm collection OF old
laces and cmbrOIdcries. The former has been
under lock and key for some time. Is the period
Tor which the Museum had authority 10 exhibit had eX
ured. Negotiations with Siguur tastplaui, VINO D. now
~ Rome. have obtained permission Tor ils display un
February The Museum is oi course, anxious 20 0)tiIh
"A collection 50 valuable and curious, but tne price,
100000. high Tor these times that thr most SAN
el.nr IN, NIB IS have doubts rs 10 acquiring 70.
81 laccs and cnUTolderles. each OF which Is worldly or
attention by reason oi the work designed upon g.
At solicitation ~ friends, Mr. Ma Ca!lum consented
lend 10 Tor exhibition AT tue Museum ana has since
entertained proposal sale 10 the Museum wan Inc
understanding that % shall be kept together. Inc
value upon t Is $4,000 The trustees desire 10 make
tnis purchase, bat have not the money. They express
TIE hope that those interested IN the Museum ana e>pe
caily Lr ladies' VIII take the matter actively IN hand
in orrr that The collection be permanently secured
subscriptions viii br received at the Musoum or through
any OF lis officers or members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
RFVTS FOR ARsfORIES.

A conference was held yesterday about Ma
tiona Guard Arnories, Mayor Ely, Controller Kelly,
and the Aidernan's Committee County Affairs beng
pr,sont For :e 18Th q gmeut Armoy Broad way, DE
tween Fort yourth F0rtyhfth-sts, the CITY has paid
an annual rent Of $4,000 The prop-etors yesterday
offered 10 renew the lease a $4,000 year Til build
in. u West Twenty -thrd>t formerly occupied ~ Tue
~fh Regiment, Tor which the city pad 936,OOg an
uuAy Was offered for u 900. and renewal OF Tie lease
of the OH Regiment Armory ia Twenty -,IXth-'t be-
tween Seveutl aud eh nayes offered 10 NlJOOO
year. I place %. - 1000, tie rental formerly PAD
p Darling off. ed e. iOur-otory huidug Sos 10 and
1fU West Tcu fourt-E, Al $1,000 year, or the $50
upper floors at - year. National Hail, n twenty
fGir,i-st near Eishti-iv.. was OF red at rental OF
$1,000 The meeting adjourned 10 Saturday.