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lust RECEIVED AT THE

MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND + STREETS
A large line of SUITS and OVFRCDATS for Men
youths and BOYS which will be sold cheaper than
FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO IL YEARS OLD:
6Verconts from az e nS a.
FOR BOYS FROM 9 To - YEARS. LONG PANTS
Suits from 81 up-great bargains and splendid as
sortsent.
0'erc0"ts FOX SFe So SasiftS Kd fTfn g
SUITS from 50 UP to si5-imlnense variety and preat
Some OF these cannot be replaced for the money they
FOR YOUTH SIZES. 80 TO 81:
Business Suits well made and trimmed in great
variety OF styles. from IS ur.
The sple ndld goods called The s.Nggernead in three
dlferent patterns made up in frstclass STYLE 49,
| Fine Corkscrew Coat and Vests second to no mer
chant taliors' Work anywhere. S2y, worth s35.
FINE black full dress suits. silk lined (swallow tail
FOR MEN:
A splendid line of good substantial Business Suits
Black Clot, Suits he sold since sta ting at
Black Atwood Diagonal Suits sack or frock at SIS,
| Fine Black Suits at $50. worth $50
| cannot be bought anywhere under $40.
b sck Diagonal suit Prince Albert coat, at $40.
% styles of light medium and heavy Oyercoats from
50 % up-sone great bargains.
odd Pants IN endle 1tvarietv. from 50 up-a sizes
aud shapes small waists and long legs well large
waists and short legs. No gentleman should be with
Gossamer Coats Ct 8. SO; So and $3.50
Boys at q aid 81 0 These the best in the
So Our MOTTO: No trouble to show goods.
satlsfacflon guaranteed at tine
SIT STORE
M CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
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The WOman's League and General
HuflRr


Butler.
THE GENERAL MADE AN HONORARY MEMBER OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESOLUTION AS TO SEC
RETARY TELLER AND DR. NARY WALKER
In front OF the presidents table at the meeting
OF the Woman's National Industrial League, last
evening, h0ated an American flag, 1anked on
either side by broom stick. Mrs. Smith, the presi
dent, appel nted committees as follows:-Finance
Mesdames Calvert and Brown and Miss Abbot;
sewing women-Mesdames Bushby and Sullivan
Miss and Franklin; school teachers, Misses Levy,
Weeks and Mrs. Bryant; workingmen, Messrs.
brown, Edmonston and Calvert.
resolution was offered by Mrs. Bryant, con-
gratulatng Gen Butler on his election as governor
OF massachusetts,. recognizing in him friend OF
tne working classes, and constituting him an hon.
SraIy mem9er OF the league. Speeches were made
py Messrs J.F. Billings and B. j. McDoDald, of the
ledeIaton OF labor; Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs.
Smith, MT Edmonston, Mr.. Brown and
others, and the resolution was adopted.
MI Mcdonald, in his address, dwelt upon
the grievances Of shop girls and proposed the es-
!aDllsnment OF q cooperative factory and store.
Mrs sullivan said the reason the store girls did
not organize was that they were afraid Of losing
their situations. Mrs. Calvert suggested that the
working girls be called upon, through the press, to
suike TOT DiRner wages. A resolution was adopted
extending the sympthy of the league ito Secretary
Ieller ana MS chaperone, Dr. Mary Walker, for
the recent defeat or their party in Colorado" The
president announced that she had received over
loO names OF applicants for membership.
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Affairs in West Washington.

ELEcTIoN-At the annual meeting OF the mana
gers Oh the industrial Home School, held last even
ihT at the school builln5, the following officers
We're elected: b. III. Warner, PRESIDENT; w. W.
curtis, Vice president; 5. t. Brown, treasurer;
Mrs. I'll. w. Blackboard, secretary. The school Is
now full, the names of 81 children being on the
rolls They hope to be able to enlarge the build
Ing som" time during this year.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.-The first annual meet
ing OF the first subdivision of the Associated Char
ltle5 was held yesterday afternoon at the Home
Ior aged women, In Georgetown. The reports of
tGe various Officers were read and approved The
following were elected to serve the coming year,
PRESIDENT, F. L. Moore; vice presidents, Rev. j. d.
Lindsay and j. IL. Voorhees,; secretary, J.W. Davis;
treasurer, j. NJ. Waters; managers, Mrs George
Hill, Mrs Dr. LOOckerman, Mrs. H. d. Cooke, IT,.
Mrs. j. ii. Voorhees,, Mrs Joseph A. williamson
wall level was repaired yesterday, and boats are
arriving to-day.
GRAIN--Arrived. boat E. L. Whiting, with $500
Dusheis wheat. Boat Round Top, with 800 barrels
Cement No offerings on Change.
CONDITION OF THE WATERNGreat Falls and
reservoirs, clear.
HIGH TIDE--Nov. H. 7:45 am; 500 pm.
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I" Secret Meeting of NavnI Officers. >,

TO the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The meeting Of naval officers In this city last
evening, alluded to In this mornings Republican
under the above heading, and ut which it is said
there were nearly hundred officers present.
VINO all were pledged to secrecy as to the meeting
ITSELF and also 10 the results OF their delibera
IONS, and, besides those present. nearly four hun
cred officers on the active list OF the navy were
Ing OF naval officers, but meeting OF officers be-
longing TO but one corps in the navy-the line.
None or the staff corps had anything to do with
the meeting, which, from its partisan character,
evidently had other designs than those indicated
In the Information which has been conveyed to
the press. A NAVAL OFFICER
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ANSWER OF COMMISSIONER WEST To sTToRNE,
GENERAL BKEMSrEK,S COMMUNICATION

ANSWER OF COMMISSIONER WEST TO ATTORNEY
GENERAL BREwSTERS COMMUNICATION.
commissioner West has sent the following com.
munlcatlon To Attorney General Brewster;
Hon e. III. Bre'cster. ATTORNEY General T. S.
SIT: have the honor to acknowledge receipt OF
your communication OF the 7th inst, with enclo-
snrej relative to the testimony OF Geo. @. Miller
a detective in the employ OF the District govern
mant The police department.. of which this man
Is u member, is specially under the control OF
commissioner Morgan, now temporarily absent
from the ety. UUon his return the matter in
question Will be submitted to him tor his action.
very respectfully. J. R. WEST,
President Board of Commissioners ID C.
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WHAi EVER YOUR PREFERENCE MAY BE-
'! don't purchase ewing Machine until you have
seen the liz ut running DOMEST!o and the newly
roVec WILSON. Other first class machines in stock.
NY rIces and terms are low and reasonable
" la az Mnc,I. H Eve no outslse a2ents.
3. sl3; Singer, $40 an: s15 Wilcox Gibbs. So
ana sl5; Grover Il Baker, So White, $40. These
machines are in excellent or1er the price can
II I lie duplicated in Washington
Repairing md T. nting. VIM STIEBELITG
r. l!17 Pa. ave, near Corcoran Art Gallery.
Singer needless 1c. shuttles 25c. nS-lw
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FISHER, THE OUTRAGER, IDENTIFIED BY MRS
MoLF.-The hearing Of Wesley Fisher charged
with outragtng Mrs. Wolf. full account or which
has been published in THE STAR, took place in
Cumberland, Md, yesterday before Magistrate
Gonder. Mrs. Wolf identified Fisher as her as
sa1lant. colored boy named Burke testified
that he met Fisher one morning during his hiding
III the woods after he had committed the assault,
ami Fisher said that if he had had anything with
Wllch TO Kill Mrs. Wolf at the time, he would have
done so. Fisher was committed to iail for the
grand Jury OF the january term OF the court.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Herring agt District OF Columbia;
argued ana submitted. Moses Solomon agt. Sarah
Garland; on hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT-.Iat10e Mac4rthur.
Yesterday, solomon agt OCOnnCr; judgment by
Default johnson agt Henry; judgment by de-
fault; one cent damages and costs. BiSchoff agt.
Carter; Judgment by default United States agt.
HoWSate; TWO orders to release property. Scott
agt. Stewart ct al
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DRY GOODS.
THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH or
NEW YORK;
$4,000 SQUARE FEET DEVOTED TO
BUSINESS,
OTIS FINEST ELEVATOR
AND EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT THAT
SCIENCE CAN THINK OF ON THE PREMIsEsi

An thos, who have seen Il admire n. and ,udsins
from the immense business Of the last month we must
confess is grand success and we shall strive to
maintain the confidence Of all and instead Of doubling
| our business. did last month. we shall try and
triple it during the first year Where there is viii
there is a way. and We know how to do -that is by
buying only from first hands by the original package
as to the middle mans profit and selling at
living profit. When say profit it is something sell
dom touched by advertisers; but merchant can exist
without it, as it certainly costs something to pay ono
Hundred and Thirty Hands which we now have OF,
our ray-rols. This is large number for Washington.
but not too many for us Gnd we are now willing 70
take ten more clerks experienced hands only if We
only knew where TO get them. We do not employ all
these for show. and must have work to do It.
Come and convince yourself that notwithstanding the
spell our building is like bee hive and reminds
anybody Of the Bonmarche. of Paris. We have given
our import orders for March and April delivery for
about One Hundred Cases Dress Goods, Cashmeres,
White Goods and Linen Housefurnishing Goods. ETC.
IL IL WouueT tuat De enDted 10 lower
figures than other merchants as our house is cassed
with the largest obbng houses of New York and second
to none IN STANDING.
tS The memorandum invoices Of the above we have
now on hand We ask and al to deal with u.s. In
return guarantee to sell at lowest New York retail
prices and in many instances much lower Gas we can
prove by New York Retailers Pattern Books) Our as
sentiments shall always be complete and we shall try to
make our building and business the pride Of the Cap
ita For bulletins Of goods and pric see other daily
and weekly papers, and remember that we only adrer-
tise such goods have in quantities. so as TO give
parties from the distance a show to write for them.
Thanking all for the liberal patronage and friendly
feelings extended to during the last twenty years.
We are respectfully, your obeiient servants.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
M 100. 400. 424 SEVENTH STREET.
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NJ ORE FRANCHISE
IN ALL THE NEW SHADES AND BLACK
THESE GOODS, WHICH ARE VERY FASHION
ABLE FOR COMBINING WITH SILKS.
SATINS AND VELyErS. ARE PURE SILK,
AND RANGE FROM SITS TO S. PER YARD.
ELEGANT PURE SILK COLORED LYONS VEL.
VETS THAT MEASURE "a IN. FULL. IN ALL
THE NEW SHADES, AT So PER YARD.
BLACK PURE SILK LYONS vELvETs FROM 81
TO 50.
ALL-sILK OTToMANS IN ALL COLORs. FROM
$1.75 To $3.50.
BLACK SILKS. BEST MAKES, FROM 75c TO S. 50.
BLACK AND CoLORED vELvETs AND PLUsHEs.
FROM 81. so TO Sc. 90. EMBOSSED PLUSHES
AND VELVETS AT S. 81.
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HABIT CLOTHS
AND FINE FRENCH DREsS-TEXTURES
ELEGANT BROCADE VELVET WRAPS, RICH SEAL
PLUSH DOLMANS, BLACK OTTOMAN SILk
PALETOTS AND PELISSES, JERSEYS AND
MILITARY JACKETS.
sE- DARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING MY COM.
PLETE STOCK OF EVENING FABRICS
sF-CHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
SEAroN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRoTHER)
Pennsylvania ave., corner 9th s.r,,.
Established 1s40 ns
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Mr.. G. FLOECKHER. for the past nine years with
LaneturEh & Bro, world be leased to wait upon
his friends AMI aCQIltntlnCe5 ar the Boston Dry
Goods HOuSn, 9s1 Pennsylvania avenue having
recently made an engagem Mt with the proprIe-
tors, aSorS. Woodward & Lojhrop
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REy. P.F.MCCARTHY-The Washington CathCli,
Will publish Saturday, November II, a haDdSom,
pamphlet containing fin photograph or Father
Mccarthy. with sketch OF his life. Sold at news
s.ihds and bookstore. Boys can get copies al
office. 339 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ocK.-There was a distant

An EARTHQUAKES SHoCK.-Thcre was a distant
shock OF earthquake felt IN the city yesterday
TIE phenomenon is 50 unusual here that it at
tracted much attention and formed a subject OF
general DISCUSSION. Some very good people be-
ieved that IL was caused by tue announcement
teat Il Robinson X Go. had the largest and b st
rejected stock or boys clOtains in the city Re-
member th1,.r number, 900 Peaa5y, y,a!a ayenus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-10

''DR. BENsON'S preparation of Celery and Cham.
omlle tor nervous diseases is the important ad
don made to the matc,d med in the last quarter of
century "-Dr. J. W. J. nglar, of Baltimore.
DIR Benson's Pills worth their weight in gold in
nervous and sick headach. DIR. A. II. Schiichter of
Baltimore. -
These Pills are invaluable in nervous diseases "
Dr. Hammond of New York.
DR. Benson's Pills for the cure of Neuralgia are a
success. DR. g. Holman Christanburg, Va.
1hese Plli are special preparation, only for the
cure or special diseases named these sea
Iey are worthy of trial by all intelligent sufferers
1hey are prepared EXPIRE sly to and U sick head
acne, nervous headache neuralgia, nervousness par
aiysls: slee plessness and dy spepsis.
Sold by all druggists Price, so cents box. Depot
JUG North Eutaw ST. Baltimore Md By mail. two boxes
Tor sl Or Elk boxes for s. 80, to any address.
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GEO. c. MAEKwAKD, the StatiOner. 1884 14th
street. northwest, from November To December
Isl. Will give to every purchaser TO the amount of
% cents ard over, fringei card TO the value Of
whatever they my DurchtSa.
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CALL on George F. HutchinS, 915 7th street north
west 10 have Your plumbing remOdelcd and put
for two years. Estimates furnished for all class
OF work.
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IF YOU INTEND TO PROVIDE YoURsELF

IF YOU INTEND TO PROVIDE YOURSELF
with an OVERCOAT OR SUIT for the coming win
ter You can never find better opportunity to make
your selections than now. Because You have Full
stock to select from. Because have the best and
choicest Patterns to select from. If you have to buy
Winter Clothing you may well do st once, as to
wait for several weeks, you lose nothing by it but
gain the benefit of full assortment, which you cannot
do later We have Jus opened some New Styles of SO
and SD Suits that good and servceabe. For sI5
Si6, $l8 and $40 We have some new DARK CASHMERE
and CHEVIOT SUITS They look well and will wear
WELL and cannot be had elsewhere at the prices.
Should you wanta very fine Suit Sa in Lined, ENGLISH
or FRENCH WORSTED we have them at S25, $685. $50
and $50. Fanltless shape, form fitting OVERCOATS,
with Soft ENGLISH Wool, at one-half less than your
tailor viii charge at SIS and 500 Specially attrac
tive are our SILK AND SATIN LINED OVERCOATS
from $50 to $40. We have also a very large line Of
OVERCOA1S. from $40 up. Come and see how easy it
is to find what You want. where there is such large
STOCK and such low prices Wewant your trade, and
know that We You from fifteen to twenty per
cent,
A. STR is,
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There Is no Use i'm Talking,
DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills will
cure nervousness In its worst forms, and produce
charming happy state In q troubled mind and
permanently build up the general system. They
contain no narcotic or harmful drug whatever.
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WE WISH TO call the attention OF the public to
The fact that we have received new lot OF Shut
length enlDr. back mousIue tlire in terra Gotta
Shades at 81 pair, worth 81 So ana and hoOS
genuine FOSter xiii gloves at So; and 81 TO- worth
$l50 AMI $50 Every pair fitted To the hand
Come early AMI avoid the rush.
b. j. BEHREND & SON. SIG 18th ST n W
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To MAKE Room for the grand holiday opening
the following immense barg ms must be sold to-
morrow at r. GOldschmiCis s12, 9TH st, NV, water
tumblerS 1jc-. Il d.; wine glasses zoe. 4 d.;
pin walnut hat racks g.; 10 pin 15; - pin 20c.
arm towel Racks Sc. towel rollers lOc. fine pDr-
celain cups and saucerS Coo, d.; decorated
china breakfast plates SOC. = dZ- 10 o.. tin water
buckets 15c.; school bags 1G:. crystal glass tooth
Pick holder with tooth picks &c.; engraved goblets
40. = dZ: new style Of decorated china cups and
saucSrS b5c-. 81. stone china Stop Jars &c. 10
or pepper sh kers Tor i0c.; = bottles OF Browns
shoe dressing H.: japanese bread tray 15..; real
maJOilCd Jug, DC, worth Ste; knives and forks
4Sc.; CherTywond water bucket with 100 clothes
pins BE; 40 inch pie Plates 10c. extra large size
Cocoa door NETS 95c., soil elSewh r. for s1.50:
WoOten IL King bowl with 1 Kitchen knife 15c. ::
scaIloped pie plates fer 1Oc.; galvanized hotel
jars, assorted CO!OrS So; 10 per cent discount on
an immense assortment or the latest designs of
decorated china dinner tea and chamber sets
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An,s,sen.enis To-airI,t.

FoRDS' OPERA HOCsE--The Harrisons
NATIONAL THEATER.-'sIhe Lights O. London-n
NEW THEATER CoXIoUE-"The Necromancer.n
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"P3G-LEG BROWN" II JAIL.-In the Criminal
Court this morning, in the ease OF William CIarE-
alias "Peg-Leg Brown" charged with grand lar,
ceny by the "three-cari monte business the ae-
esei pleaded guilty 70 patti larceny, and was sen
tel:ed 70 thirty DAYS in iail.
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FRESH NEATS--Round steak, Zoe. h.; liver Sc
10 raTttrfouSs 15c. H.: sirO!n, 12[c 10 choice
NO.. 12e- 10; at L. Z. Hu, ne5 market, corner Sth
and streets northwest
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B,RGAINs.-KId gloves. 81. nm. fancy colo

BtRGAINs-Kld gloves, 80. up; fancy colOred
sSc gents 4-piy linen collars. for 25c.: gents
Gtrtiali linen nan ikerchiefs, 15c, worth 30c cor
S'tS at reduced Rates Great reductions In all
kinds dress goods nlpnel,. blankets, curtain lace
Carpets and oil cloth below cost. Best window
shaies, 5Sc- At StraSburgcr's Auction Dry Goods
House, 10 9Th street, between G. and III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-10

WHERE is all the crowd going? Why to 90
pennsylvania avenue, for Armour & Co.'S. cele-
brated Chicago beef.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb "Ward" prints soc. per ID
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per OF Cream, 15c pint
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TOMORROW and Monday We win have on sale 500
pieces antique laces and tuseclin-s at the follow
Ing 10" prices: 12}E, Is MI 2ec. per ward.
Mrs MAX WEYL agt..
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JOHN F. ELLIS & Co.
Have just published new song, Summer DAYS /"
as sung In ''Ny Sweetheart" A very pleasing and
much admired song
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PREPARE yourself for holiday presents. We will
Sn SILK Drocade handkerchief Tomorrow for 3Sc.,
worth tG- MRS. MAX WEYL, agt,
I'D eth
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WoRKISGN4H. yoI can get more good fresh
meat ~ 9&2 ""nn7y lyAnta avenue than any where
else IN the city. Oven al day.
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Sc BLASkErs. only 8, at ]. E. Youns

EvEFY PURCHASER OF the Three Aces presented
TOMORROW, at Z. n. S,hOnb Tger'S, $50 3 PannsyI-
yania avenue noT thwest vita a cigar holder
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FrssKLL's lee CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

DR.. Vow SESDES's fennel honey extract posi-.
lively cures cDu tIIS, colds &c. At druggists, =.
and 30 cents bottle.
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TOMORROW each tustOmer will he presented with
d &c Grated vase at MRS. MAX WEYL'S ACT,
.fr
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LADIES viii Ind 1t greatly to their advantage to
Call at the popular store or Mrs c. Thompson e}1
street northwest, for the latest modes OF chair
dreSSin-.,
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SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRLCT.-TO-day H. O. and
H. CIiu5nt0n, for Paul BonavireS, entered a suit
against the strict and james Hughes tor S. O0O
manages 10 his property, SIC 18th street, which, he
ineS.S. the defenllntS entered upon July 18th
St lnJuFlng the walls, ceilings, sc. This PROBE
aHJolnS the new nth precinct police station
mousse on 18th street, and it is claimed that the
contractor damaged the walls.
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FELT AND CLOTH SKIRTS at Soc, &C., 75c, s.
DdlnLnann'S, sec 9TH street.
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ez2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. omen until 10 o'clock
Saturday night 10 accommodate the Nottingham
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Special Weather Bulletin.
RAIN SATURDAY.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes the
1ol0Nln{ special bulletin to the press: General
rains nave fallen In Tennessee, Ohio valley middle
states, and lower lake region, cclsonaliy rain IN
the upper lake region, northwest and Texas.
GENERAL SHOWS are reported from the northwest
ern frontier cold wave far OF slight extent
mas entered Montana The following special tenn
peratuTeS were reported at pm vest rday ::
Washington go, Norfolk 63o. Savannah go, At
lanta CSC, Jacksonville TO, Pensacola 10, New
Orleans 74o, Galveston 10, san Antonio $50, Tue
son 10 Los Angeles and san Diego 60o. Rain is
Inflated for the middle states and New England
on SATURDAY.
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SPLENDID merino vest, for children, at sc.
Ladies merinO vests $50.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, agt,
7l2 1tn street
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REGULAR MADE FANCY HALF HOSE, 25c., at 18th,
Famous" rs 9TH street.
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, HANDSOME new souvenirs for every purchaser
D2mInInn's, $50 1th street.
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THE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUILDING.-It is esti-
mated that 1t viii require two wears to Complete
the new PERSON Once building, to be located in
judiciary square. Work has already been begun
upon the excavations for the foundation. The
south front, 400 feet long, VIII be on the line of
street The building will have a depth OF 200 feet,
anu the main course will be IS feet high. There
WIFE oe large central hall, surrounded by three
stores OF Lofty rooms and stairway for each Of
thH tOur fronts. The exterior. Ornamented With
moulded brick terra Gotta sculpture and metal
cufnic NJ. will, &c is expected, be very handsome.
The galleries surrounding the central hall will be
OF brick masonry, resting on brick arches, sup
ported by iron columns. The general principles
OF construction are those which were presenter in
Gen. Me![o' original project fOf the National MI
seun- There viii be 10000 square feet OF floor
ing. providing space for $40 clerks.
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For TOMORROW ONLY. discount of % per cen
On ali hats and caps, at 'sThe F,LlOu5. rs 9Th ST
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BARGAINS in ladies', gents and chfIdren's merino
Gnaerwear. Dammann's, sos 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-10

TRY the 81 terra Gotta Iaoaquetaires. Dam.
maHns, S1S 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-10

COMPLETE LINE of new silk ana satin srarrs O.
-, 5Oc. worth double. .'The Famous" TBS 9Th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-10

Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
9th near E-Johnson's Choice steamed, roast and
broiled oysters. All selected. Ladies' saloon first
floor.