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Special Weather RulIe,t,.

CONTINUED FAIR WEATHER INDICATED.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes the
following special bulletin to the press: The ba-
rometer Is highest In the southern states and low
est In the lower 81. Lawrence valley. Fair weather
continues in al districts, with southwesterly
winds on the Atlantic coast, SOut harly winds In
the southern states and north to west winds I'm
the lake region, the upper Mississippi and lower
MissOu" valleys The temperature has rise n from
50 10 l12 in the southern and middle states and
lower Lake region, ana fallen about 100 In the
upper Lake region ant. northwest Fair weather
Is indicated for the dis riots the Atlantic coast
with slight changes N temperature during Friday.
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
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BUSINESS SUITS. si2, sl5, $3.50; Hollander Bros.
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Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
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floor.
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OFT: 300 pairs child'S heele1 lace shoes 25c; Us
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1922 Pa ave.
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julius LANsBUEGu 315 sth street, will omen this
afternoon 200 large smyrna rugs at s. apiece, the
greatest lldlCement ever Offered.
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GERMAN hand-NnIt jackets at Auerbach's, corner
9Th and III.
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FINE WALL PAPERS.
II. w. HENDERSON & Co. 1113 T street
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Burnett's FlavOring Extracts
are invariably acknowledged the purest an
best co
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to check cough at once. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
will do 80. Price Is cents
Officer William +. Clinton.
OF the 9Th precinct, says: browns Iron Bitters
cured me OF General Debility, accompanied by night
Sweats."
Skinny Men.
'Wells' Health Remover" restores health and
vigor. cures Dyspepsia. Impotence, Sexual DebiIi-
ty. 81.
1t Will Not Mend q Broken Limb
or stop a bullet hole, but Tarrants Settler Ape
RENT will relieve headache, aid digestion, regu-
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Women
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$1,000 Reward
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Remind us that warm breakfasts Will soon be I'm
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wheat will shortly be ready Hecker's Self-Rais-
Ing Flour is always In season. For sale by all
grOcerS. co
BUrnett's Cocaine.
the best and cheapest Hair Dressing 1t kills dand-
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DEATH OF SANDY PINN AT ALBANY PENITENTrARY.
Mrs. Pinn, the mother of Sandy Pinn, yesterday
afternoon received a dispatch that his death &C.
Cured In the Albany penitentiary yesterday
morning and asking IL the family desired the re-
mains to be forwarded here for interment Mrs.
Pinn, who has been sick for some time, is to-day
endeavoring to arrange for the remains to be
brought here, in accordance with a request made
OF her by Sandy: that If he should die he should
not be buried at government expense. Pinn Was
convicted on the lSt OF March, 1880, with Joseph
NeyeTsor, alias Babe Bedford, and Edward Queen
an, OF the murder OF Geo. Philip Hirth. Street,
near 1Ith, In January, and they were sentenced to
De hanged April 30th. The sentence was sus-
pended during the hearing In General Term on
exceptions, and the judgment having been
alnrined taey were TeSentenced for November 10TH
1899. Before that day arrived a communication OF
the sentence was obtained in the case of Pinn
ana ne was sent to the Albany penitentiary.
RIM, Since his transfer TO Albany, has suffered
NUN from lung affection, but the last letter Mrs.
RIM received. on the 18th inst, to the effect
tb1t he was getting better, although suffering at
times with pain in the breast.
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CITY ITEMS.

IL IL Important
to check cou1h at once DR.. Bulls Cough syrun
4 will do so. Price Is cents.
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SALE OF HoRSEs--Fine trotting horses, 2:26x
= i35 stock, at auction. by puncanson Bros, at
Wash. Majors stables 1926 street northwest to
morrow morning, at IL O'Clock. For gentlemen
offered and should be taken advantage OF.
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MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. D. c., October 16, 1922
Propose will be received at the Contract Office Of
this Department until THREE P. NJ of JANUARY
SIXTH. 1888. for carrying the mails of the United
States upon the routes and according to the schedule
OF arrival and departure specified by the Department
in the states Of Maryland and Virginia. from July
1885, to June 80 1885, Lists of routes with schedules
Of arrivals and departures instructions to bidders
with forms for contracts and bonds and all other
sary information. will be furnished upon application to
the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
T. o. HOWE,
o19-1aw6w Postmaster General
FINANCIAL.
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M n o UND E WEAR
SEAroN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER)
CALLs.'' SPECIAL ATTENTION" TO BIS LARGE
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Established 1910. o25
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6pound ATWOOD GOODS S.
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TYLER & CHEWING,
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'FpssELL's Ice CREAM ami Charlotte Russo.

Best cashEeres, silks and s1tins, yelvets, IA eth
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

s,r ruin your eyestght Consult H. II. Hempler
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SATIN DoLNASs and circulars, half price, 7s6 9TH
Street
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BUrnett's COCOaine.
the best and cheapest Hair Dressing. 1t kills dal
run, allays irritation, and promotes vigorS
growth OF the hair
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC, Oct. 26. 1882. 81 ami
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather nd
southwest TO northwest winds higher barometer,
stationary or slight fail In temperlture.
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Officer William +. Clinton.
OF the 9Th precinct, says: browns Iron Bitters
cured me OF General Debility, accompanied by night
SWeatS."
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Skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Remover" restores health and
vigor. cures Dyspepsia. Impotence, Sexual Debili-
ty, 81.
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c. NJ TOW SON.
csc PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
o2o South Side.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
The DclIr1n.

1t was a good deal of a shower. Ac-
companied as it was with the plowing
up of the whole political field, and, with
q year left for summer following, we
think the crop in 1884 ought to be all
right. What we like is. the thorough
ness of the disaster. The small-beer fell
lows, who went mincing around, step
ping over little puddles and complain
ing of the street-sprinklers, were amazed
to see a deluge, on the mad waters
of which their little egg-shells are
tossed like foam on the ocean. The
country will not look to these political
dand les for the navigation of the Ship of
State. Nor can any faction exult, and
offer salvation in consideration of me-
nopoly. AR the Republicans who have
not the Bourbon itch will be needed, and
all others who do not want the last
twenty-one years treated by restored
Bourbons as an interregnum are also
needed. We must have the party widened,
so as to make more votes possible. There
can be no other test SO safe and yet so
broad as that of opposition to Bourbon
President,
National Republican., 1882-11-09
TIln HlnYpra.

Nothing is more laughable than the
Mock-Duke air with which the knights
of the goose quill in New York addressed
President Arthur in the heavy editorials
of their respective journals yesterday
A foreigner nnacquainted with our in
stitutions would naturally suppose that
the Constitution guaranteed to these
pompous gentlemen the governmental
control of the State, and that for dis
obedience to their high and mighty de-
crees President Arthur was undergoing
a punishment in the form of public
repriHand. The tone of these ridicu-
lous men would not be amss sin a
military commanding officer, if adopted
toward subaltern brought before
him from the guard-housc for
drunkenness; but from loose and airy
Bohemians to President it is charming
high comedy. If Mrs. Quickly could
have seen it she would have classed it as
worthy Of the "harlotry players" The
foreigner aforesaid would have felt sure
that we were all subjects of mighty
machine run by few journalistic bosses.
Not the least amusing part of the TRADES
of these pasteboard kings is that they
censure the President for doing the
things from which he has carefully alb
stained.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
The North Cnrolipn coalition.


If the North Carolina coalition has
failed it is because there had been no
timo for the welding process. There was
too much eagerness on the part of our
new allies TO name the ticket, and too
much narrownoss on the part Of the Re-
pub'icans as to which side should name
1t. The coalition in Virginia has grown
out of the eXigencies of State interests.
An alliance between old opponents to set
matters right in the State led naturally
TO a permanent organization in favor
Of Americanizing the Old Dominion. We
hope and believe that the Republicans
and Independents in North Carolina will
get nearer to each other, and that two
years from now they will be found upon
one platform which shall contain no
plank with sharp splinter in it for
tender feet. The Liberals ought not to
have nominated ticket in advance of
the Republicans. The Republicans
ought not to have placed in their plat
form, as they did, stumbling block for
prohibition Republicans. The latter
ought not to have allowed the blunders
referred to to disaffect them, as
manv of them did, to such an extent as
to benefit the Bourbons All have blum
dered let all be forbearing. The will
ingness to stand together in 1884 must
not depend on who shall lead. The
dangers of the future are too great to
admit of any inquiry as to who was mos.
to blame in the past, in North Carolina
or elsewhere. Such questions are never
settled, and never need to be.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
A Suggestion.

And so it appears that the "bad meth
ods" which, according to the great
journalists, were to be rebuked by the
people on Tuesday prevailed in Michigan,
California, Massachusetts, Kansas, and
Connecticut, as well as in New York and
Pennsylvania. The people must be equally
displeased with the Stalwarts and the
Half-Breeds. When "the methods" of
the party have to be rebuked in Massa-
chusetts by the election of Ben Butler,
in Connecticut by the election of Tom
Waller, in Kansas by the election of
Click (D, and in California by the de-
feat of simon-pure Greeleyite
nominated by Blaine machine,
one is lost in wonder as to what sort of
methods would be most likely to be ar-
proved. We think we know. The sensi-
bic and practical methods of laughing at
spilled milk, looking higher than the
whey-trough for q great national issue,
and treating with forbearance, and as
though they might possibly be as honest
as ourselves, any who may have refused
to push us into Office.
National Republican., 1882-11-09
AIixe in Her ShrOud

On Tuesday afternoon last Mrs. W. L. Petit,
wife Of the teller of tine First National Bank OF
Fort Wayne, apparently die d, and the undertaken
took charge of the body. Arrangements were
making for tho funeral, and watchers sitting with
the supposed corpse. At 10 o'clock at night faint
sigh was heard coming from the body. The
watchers started to their feet with alarm, stepped
to her side. found her eyes were wide open. while
in II voice that was scarcely All audible whisper
she recognized them and asked for her husband.
For moment the attendants we're SPECIFICS with
wonder at this resurrection of the dead; then.
with the revulsion of feeling. they almost screamed
with excitement. The husband came In haste,
and with Joy unspeakable clasped agnin his living
wife IN hs arms. The doctor was sent for, aud he
was as much aStonished rs the rest of the house
hold at beholding living what in his exact medi-
cal science he had declared dead. He admins
rapidly recovercd.-EOr Wdyne Gazette.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

DEMOCRATIC governors in Massa-
chusetts, Connecticut, New York, Penn
sylvania, Michigan, Kansas, Colorado,
California, and Nevada all in one day
and Democratic majorities on other
offices in New Jersey and Indiana. The
South solid Bourbons, except Virginia
What an inducement this does Offer
Cor enterprising candidates for the Re
publican nomination for the Presidency
to force the election of delegates. Per
haps the frightened Democracy will beg
some great Republican leader to take
their nomination. 1t is very important
that the Straightout organization should
be preserved in the South lest the Bour'
oons might lose some electors through
yoaitions.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

Iy Oneida County, New York, in
which the city of Utica, the home of Mr..
Conkling, is situated, the Republican
"machine" fell into the hands of /" the
better class of Republicans" headed by
Ellis II. Roberts, editor of the Utica Her
aEi. Those who composed the opposing,
or worse class of Republicans, to which
Mr.. Conkliug belonged while he was on
the political earth, made no struggle for
the nominations in that county. In 1850
the county gave a Republican majority
Of ,066 under the bad methods" " then
Sn vogue. Tuesday last the friends oi
Mr. Roberts-not the friends of the Ad'
ministration-wer defeated by a ma
jority of 5000 under the reform methods
of his "better class machine" Surely
"there is something in this more than
natural if philosophy could find it out"
National Republican., 1882-11-09

VIRGINIA has undoubtedly elected
seven Coalition congressman. This in
cludes Sims, in the fifth, and Mayo, in
the first. But while the returns are
slowly coming in it does no harm for the
Bourbons to claim the election of Garri-
son and Cabell. In like manner John
Wise's majority will exceed $4,000. But.
until counted, it is just as easy to say it
is in doubt. This, it will be remembered,
was the silly course pursued by the Bour-
bons last year. They pretended to doubt
Cameron's election, while we confidently
adhered to 10000 as his probable ma
ority, and we were right, Our readers
have learned to trust to our judgment on
Virginia politics. Others may yet learn
The same.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

WILL GIVE ANY PERSON go To GET ME
w on n steamboat or In country store. Address
I w Rpnnblcan Office. uO7-3tt
National Republican., 1882-11-09

The day is pRst-the glowing west
Pillows the sun upon her breast.
The lingering twilight CLEANS expire
Around his sinking couch offire.
When DER the mead with Fastening feet
She seeks again the rustic seat,
The spot where every brake and fell
Has listened to their cold farewell.
No more along the echolng ground
His courBer's ringing hOois shall sound,
That of has made within those eyes
The light OF expectation rise.
But 10! upon the trystlng tree
What hand has carved Remember mer"
II was not there when last they met,
And he may stlll be faithful yet
In love and anguish lingering near.
He sees her shed the contrite tear,
And now upon each flowing ireSs
She feels her lovers son caress.
~EmmG Thornton
National Republican., 1882-11-09
Sualc,ou. Prnc,Ic..

IT Is worth while To remark Gs wo go along that
tho only CLEAN of Republican Hight this morning
comes from those directions in viii ch tho pecu-
liar policy of our distinguished friend, the on.
George C. Gorham, was followed out. The policy
of our distinguished friend, always true in theory
has proven. even under the most disadyantageous
circumstances, judciouS in practice. True the
Southern gains are not sufficient TO offset the
Northern losses, but they vindicate the judgment
National Republican., 1882-11-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WTANTED--A GOOD COOK FOR a REsTAU-
w. rant, and woman to cook, wash, and iron,
Apply at NO. 1895 Eleventh street southeast. no9-StT
WTANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH.
wv aud iron. Apply at 1893 Thirtieth street, West
National Republican., 1882-11-09
The Comet.

Professor Daniel Kirkwood shows that, even If
the identity of the great comet which is now fad.
ing rapidly in the morning sky with tho comets
of 1868, lS4s and1ss0 is conceded 1t does not fol
low that 1t is going to fall into the sun. On the
contrary, ifal these comets are one aud the same,
turn. The perih.liOn distance of the comet of 1GGS
was only 437 900 miles, that of tie comet of1S3 was
5l2 600 mi es and that OF the comet of 1885, 623
miles while the present comets perlheliOn dis
tance was SIS, ,OO6 miles.--Nei0 York Sun.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

INC fss,e ofTuE WEEKLY NATIONAL RrpUBbrcAr
commenced on Thursday, january 8. 1882 Nnd hand
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he hrccGuc, Legislative, and Judicial branches Of the
Government, Including the appointments, promotions,
nssgnments, and disntsSdis In all departments Of Co..
crmeh service n contains f,M report OF army and
s;niy moueinenis aud ordcra II Includes asa special
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IN short, Is he best and only ,reetiv paper n,
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National Republican., 1882-11-09

The Philadelphia Press undertook to
unload Cameron and elect Beaver. If it
has no bet ter luck in the one case than
it had in the other it is poor unloader.
The Press thought it could pull out the
plug of the boat it was in and only drown
the other fellow who was on board. 1t is
an old mistake,
National Republican., 1882-11-09
. r,,n.n ,n,, Need. =, uar,,o,

We were shown oil last Saturday most won
derful natural curiosity. 1t was very large cat
fish which was literally covered with fine hair
from six inches to q foot In length. The hair was
so thick that water would not penetrate 1t, aud
the body of the fish underneath the hair was COW
cred with fleas. There il nothing like il In Geor-
gia.-COnYers (0dl Wetklg.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, with its full
amount ofinteresting reading matter, will
be issued to-day. Copies in wrappers
ready for mailing may be had at the busi-
ness Office.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

On the 4th of March next a new Vice
President will have to be elected, as the
present incumbent, David Davis, will 60
out on that day. The Senate will then
be anti-Bourbon.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

TENNESSEE holds her own on Congress-
men. Maryland, Virginia, Mississippi,
Kentucky, West Virginia, and probably
Texas, North Carolina, and Alabama
give gains, How about the South as a
field for political endeavor?
National Republican., 1882-11-09
BOARDING,


VSOARD - WITH LARGE UNPUBLISHED
ieman and wife preferred. Apply at 1928 Eleventh
street northwest no7-3t*
rLINTON HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
" northwest - Firsfclass table board and large
rooms Mt reasonable rates; location central tran
silent rates 81, sl.25, 81 81; no liquors. no7-lm
WANTED BOARDERS-TO OCCUPY TWO
w bay-winGow rooms. in private family, within
FIVE minutes walk of Government Printing Office.
Apply at so street northeast. no7-3t*
METALS SERVED TO RESIDENCES PER
N1 sons desiring board will please call on or ad-
dress CATERER IIl2 x street northwest. noi6t*
VIEMPERANCE DINING AND LUNCH ROOMS.
l. Clarendon House. gOS street northwest, op-
posite Masonic Temple; recently opened. Choice
meals for 30 cents Hall entrance to ladies' dining
room. noH-lm4
TNHETREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel in the city The
halls parlors, and passages heated with steam.
the rooms are new and well furnished, and the table
is second to none Transient rates. o. and $3.50 per
day. Monthly, S25. $50, s35, and $40.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

THE Republicans who belong to the
Republican element in the party would
do we'll to consider that the present time
is better adapted to party-making than
President-making.
National Republican., 1882-11-09

THE Democratic party in New York
also voted for Cleveland. We mention
this lest our readers should imagine that
his vote came wholly from "the better
class of Republicans"