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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

Canadians come % this country to re-
side 90 the rate OF about 5000 per year,
and the Canadian Government seeks 10
make up tue lo,s Of population by ell
aurrsein- immigration from England and
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

Senator Don Cameron said the other
day. a. he sailed for Europe, that he
hoped civil service reform would be so far
advanced 10y his return that it would be
1.eyond the realm Of discussion, so that lac
might never bear Of il again. II should
Poe remembered that the Senator is going
abroad for his health, and that his nerves
rr-a ruSfr1ruw.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

~, L.ai, ), s.id % have ffty-one sa-
...u- iu Vliel tae tyro may De initiated
rrra noble zane % draw poker. u.
r.-f- has a great future.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

Iuasmael IS tle grand old party VIII
-l votes a. tile south ia -. no time
should . Io-- iu the putting forth Of an
.F.-t o. establish the coalition IN Ken
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

The protectionists leave the farmer no
alternative but TO sell abroad in a market
made hostile 10y his exclusion from buy
iu.. or to keep his surplus at home to rot,
or 90 cease to raise a surplus. They want
aim 90 take nothing FROM Europe but its
gold. The logical outcome Of this utterly
illogical and impracticable scheme would
De a destructive drouth d gold abroad in
"a single year. and "a useless food az home.
Europe would collapse by contraction,
and the uited states would burst by ex-
mansion. The protectionists are able,
selfish meu. aud aie very amusing withal,
but ue hardly think tlei- ideas Of the re-
creation or lhe business world are any
imura, ..l.nt ou the present universe. vale
nftcar- th.u-l DO le,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

The Concord, n. H., people Classics
the Civil Service Commission as follows
One political dude, one broken down
clergyman and Quo country lawyer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

The negro citizens Of Illinois have call
ad state Convention their race TO meet
al Springfield on the 18th Of October for
the object, rs stated in the call, .'Qf secu-
eng our political rights" The actual
holdin. % olice Is one Of the rights
AHMED az though moi mentioned. Illinois
Republicans. like their brethren else
where. thinkthe negroa much better voter
than offico-halder
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

The report 90 tine Baltimore public
schools iur tl- past year Slows that the
whole number OF schools has been I'll
containing $3.50 enrolled pupils and sc
teachers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

The appointment Of a committee by the
Presbyterian General Assembly at sara
taea. regarding the reception Of delegates
1ram thg General Assembly Of the south
ern Church. may Doe taken as aU indica'
tion 81 the possibility Of the two bodies
a-am harmouizing, after a long estrange-
rnaut and SeuaratiOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

CoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF Tonic is adj
mirably adapted for females in delicate
health. COideH's; no other. or drug
gists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

Ititbe tru-. as 10 is said 10 Dee, that in
O. short time India viii be able to meet
rla demands 90 Europe for wheat, the
b grand ola party. il it shall continue to
exist. win have cause for thoughtful con-
-iderltion OF the beauties Of protection.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

Congressman Springer, Of Illinois
has the support of the Democrats in the
I.e-i.Iature II that state in the race for
the ~peakership. Nevertheless, Mr.
Springer cam afford 70 wait. The next
speakers name viii probably not begin
with au -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

congressman Kelley, BayIe and Mckin-
Iey. an eminent protectionists, argue that
tb. resent reductions ia the tariff do not
Justify t4a pro. 1-eI reductions in wages.
This Is strange i'm view Of the doctrine
that O. high tariff keeps 'he mills open and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

''Ive gained 20 lbs. ID two months" writes
Mr.. j. {. Power, of Trenton, Ill. Dec. 2-S2),
''and am a wen man. I've suffered with liver
disorders since 1852 Kidney WOrt cured me -
Strong words from New York clergyman
II unhesitdtiHgiy recommend kidney-Wor
1t greatly benefited me-" says Rev c. E.
Kemble, of Mohawk, y. Y.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

~ taalmsr-Gallavay duel we are
.rf --la,j. j. of- There was tribe TOO
much advertisement gwen 10 the affair.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

Mexico. fs1m protectionist's stand
point. has bad the good sense to imposes
heavy duty on the products Of American
looms. The New England organs are de
claiming on she unwisdOm Of such con-
duct. 10 makes a great deal Of difference
.- To- whose OK l. gored
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

One of Governor Cleveland's friends
saws De possesses these three things: "a
mind on his own, a viii Of bis own and a
way oI his own" An observant contem-
uorary has discovered that in the forego-
iue respects John Kelly : about as well
....uiureI a. the Governor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21
Wells ssRoueh ON Corns. -

Ask for Wells Trough on Corns." 15c'
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns
warts, bunions,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21
Cor Rrnt.
For SaIE.

NOR SALE. one medium sized brown bor,e
IL suitable for all work. ID. r. THON4SH
nor SALE-BUILDING LOTS.-A fan
II choice Building Lots for sale south ~
Anderson street, three minutes walk FINN
Barnard Street Railroad, by S. f. KLINE.
DOR SALE, Double Medium Adams Red
II and Platen Power Press. In first.rsts
order, and now running on book work. 0niT
reason for selling is to make room for r9syy
chine more suitable for our work. Price veTv
reasonable. Address j. ii. ESTILL, SaySn,
nah. Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21


any MoSSlSa SKws, one year, SO %; six
months. s. &s -hree months, - g; one
wEFTlv NEvs, one year, s. @; SIX months,
EE
PAID 81 NAIL.
Ma Subscribers VIII please observe me Ai'S
On tEc-r graqlers-
Rails OF ADVERTISING.
Ten lrls make s. =lgare-a Line 4NeIases
seven wrrls- Advert =arlltI =. leI : - 49,
.-r .-=.rr..-. So H.. Two Insertions = -.
rr-.r .--.-r..-s - O.. tx Insertions, = W.
S So eighteen lnscr-
.--siV insertions. SIS -
N.-.re- double above rates.
r. lVCrrl=t IueDts.
-traeuf= 81 81 per square
f- aver. ~lucrts. Marriages Funerals.
W-- and ~ueclI. Notices Fl % per
Urr mon
rr- h"rr-a. e 20 orllnaries. cletLA7
...e- r.Ir.a s. Inserted 81 the rate pre-
wants Eesri q. For Rent. lost and tounui
-rert- Cd llnc. No advertise nest lnseFteH
In To- -rr-. teaIEnss for less than - cents
-.r- rr1r-a- csu o. maize ly Post once oI'ieI-
Fr-.zrer-.. Faffer OF ENUress. AZ CUR rl-A-
We .l- ms insure the insertion OF any a1NcI-
r=-rerr c- lny specified day OF Jays, neL
Cd We insure the number OF ln=tI tlo--7
within The --rlr cgulrc.i ly the az ~ .I7el
A fuerrt seuleurS wrll-.h however nave 49,
r-r --r-r..r ~ Insertions when the time
- D. -a.se uu. luT when acclleuttu4
--r- -r-r ans tte number % Insertions can
rr- fe -lEen- the money PAID ior tne omit
80 .r-.---nr= Wlll De- returned % INC
r...--. -er All letters should - is..lry-sv,--
J- 81 E>ItLl- savannah ia
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

''For - years" writes Lyman T. Abel. of
Georgia, Vt, Il found no relief from piles,
until tried Kidney Wort. 1t has cured me >
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

GLENNs SULPHUR SOAR beauties the
cIr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21
goot
Straur0.

GTRAHED, two cows. Brinde and whita
- COW, swallow fork in each ear and branded
Y Onright rOmp; and frosty COW, no mark or
branti. Apply JAS. L. MEHRTENS, White
Bluff Road.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-21

aea5as, S q. l6ree months, 3 50; one
month 81 o.
wEFElv NEWs, one year, SEQ; SIX months,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28
DIED.


q HTEaFssay SsssHssT = 1ss'
northwest, Thursday at o'clock
ANDERSON. On Wednesday morning. November
nsh he s2 It Is sis John
Funeral from the residence of his son. 81 Washington
to Of a the sSa of he o
habtants Association and friends Of the family are in
Alexandria Va 30 o az sr AsisS CHURCH.
MhkXAf al T,sYbsF 2s N 1s O. tte
Michael Galyan Of RatLea, county Kerry. Ireland, in
the sixty ninth year of her age.
} the year al ef his ases an"
nd &c.,
Gesck RELATIVES and friends OF the family respectfully
q F srg J f disease OF the Kidneys JOSEPH DUR
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
S tend p H. Friends are respectfully invited to at
HAshER On 1Tsnesaay November 9Th 1883
j. and Rudolph Hasler aged years and Il days.
With the angels she has flown:
And left us broken hearted
She was the idol of the house.
Bat a Gqa . q eT 5 s,I u 9sS sls awe, him
Funeral will take place from her late residence. No
l25 Maryland avenue southwest Oh Thursday, Nov.
18th at o'clock p. Relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
MOSES. Suddenly, Wednesday, November 29th 1885,
at a. M, of congestion of the heart. SIMPSON p
MOSES in the sixty second year of his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter
RUCkERT. On Tuesday morning, November o. 1885,
at 3 o'clock, WILLIAM KUCKERT, in the thirty
enth year of his age
Funeral Thursday. November GOTH at 2 80 pm, from
his late residence. sos ID street southeast ~
SMITH. On Wednesday, November 28th. 1888 Mrs
SALLY SMITH. wife Of the late John A. Smith.
Funeral from hf late residence 80 street north
west, Friday, November 3lth at
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMUAFNENTS-4st PAGE.
AIFoLSETs-j;Il page.
AUCTloy SAI-Es-7th and 9Th PAGES
Bills. PAETIES, &C-lst page
BoaE!ISG-i:h pa-e
Books. Sc.-GJL pa-e
BUSINESS CH,NCEs-4th Page.
1ITT 1IENs-eth rage.
CgU,TI.Y REAL EsrA-E-4;h pa-e
IEFTEs-eth PAGE. y
DESTI-TEY-5tIi pare
Par GGOI,S-Stn Pace
IrUCATIoSAL-J.!l PAGE
FAMILY SrPPLIEs- page
FISAECIAL-Gth PAGE.
Fox RET GiooGns} -ith PAGE
ROR RENT HoUscs)- 18th PAGE.
fo8 EEyr jMizccilaneoUs)-i,h paga
TCR SALE (aIisc. IianeolI7) 9Th PAGE.
ZION SALE Uousc-} 18Th PAGE.
ICE SALE Upts}-itii PAGE.
GISILENE,,'s ti0ODS-GtL pa-a
EOTETS. Keith PAGE
cJsTFUI.NI-ITNCs-G page.
IADIIs' GOOps-tth rare.
LOST A&D IOJTD-itt pare
EoNrT To Ip4S-itil PAGE.
NTDlCAI- &C-Gth PAGE.
IFEs0NsL-ith Ta~e.
IIaSrS AND OEGsSS-Gth pa-a
IEpFES~IpNt Al. Pare.
1EaTr- ,I.S--5tI. p..-e
EAIIEO4I~- 9Th rs.cc
SCEAF PICTUI,T=-Jth pG-a
sEVIEC N.Cf!N-s-7tIl - e.
STECIsI. EoT:CF;- ISt page.
SPECIALIZE rage.
STFsMEE5. ttC.-6ti. uage-
IHE TE.uEs-1.h ia.-r
TNTrI.T-.EE I'D: 80
NANcTrl (II .isl-ttII pa,
NaHIFp tSit,ssiuust nl,s.
N..TEp m ,r-.z'-lf!i rare
WsNTEp Q;oc-.i-l-ith va-a
W.STED (3iisc, Iisa.o,lsl-tth pare.
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921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. .92l
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.

LOWER PRlcEs.
ON LADIES' MER1No UNDERWEAR AT THE
BOSTON HOUSE.
LADIES' MERIN0 UMDERVESTS. regular SOC.
goods have reduced To 81 1Yc each. Have never
been sold less than soc until to-day.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE MERINO VESTS, Silk Bound
and finished, only soc. each: superior 10 anything
LADIES HEAVY MERINo WOOL VESTS, at 75c. each.
Reduced from 81.
LADIES EXTRA FINE MERINo WOOL VESTS. only
81 reduced from l.2o.
AS SPECIAL BARGAIN AT 81 We offer small LOT of
Norfolk and New brunswick goods REGULAR made, all
sizes % to sc inch, are worth. in the Regular way
81 80 each.
and Pants. only 81 80 EACH the hest val,e Of
fered for the price. Finer grades in Scarlet and Ne
rino, and American Hosiery Co.'S goods at the low
est possible price, at the BOSTON HOUSE. 92l
Pennsylvania avenue
nS7 WOODWARD & IOTHROP
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The International Arbitration League.
DISTRICT FRrryDs NJ u ACE PRrsrNr

DISTRICT FRIENDS OF YEACE PRESENT.
The International Arbitration League met In
Philadelphia yesterday. B. +. Janney, vice presi-
dent Of the National Arbitration League, Of this
city, and DR.. T. A. Bland secretary Of the league,
were among those present A letter Of regret at
his inability to be present was read from Gen. C. s.
Grant, In which he said: ''MY views on the subject
Of arbitration have not changed, but my hopes OF
its speedy accomplishment have diminished. 1t is
only by keeping the subject alive that it can be &C
coInplished successfully An organization was
erected with Bishop Matthew Simpson, DID,, as
president. The secretary, y permission. read
sermon upon national arbitration, delivered last
Sunday evening by Rev. w. w. Hicks, in the Con-
gregationa tabernacle church in this city. Rev. Dr.
Nevin submitted resolution requesting the Chris
tian ministers OF the country to preach sermons
arbitration On Easter Sabbath which was agreedto.
LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. &C., are
speedily relieved, and If taken in time, permanently
cured by DR.. Jayne's EXpectOrant. You will find it
also certain remedy for Coughs and Colds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28

TO Reduce sock
IT AahnS. ST I'm s.. AMI I:st9 Penn'a ave-
Lai!r7 best - - hand >rVCti - baton 10 y.
- ht"5-c;veti. hi AMI -,,..t button ~ - TO-
:; ~ iIlE'lse;,ed goat but tDu 10 -
s: - fine Xii button toe2 -,
$iTItrnt goet glove top button, ROW 90
Cont - - Ii s.l stitched boots now -
= i',ic cali boot. Gown To :; So
$50 estii. stitched boots ROM <29n
II Eeh n-'l;..lt boots down TO .335
:. han i-st!tci.csi shoes, now j 80
Fin" = E1ttr1. laced and CATERS from 4
hjIEr ~ tlJ,i.;:. lecturer. down 10 8. So
Boy, =. - c.if lJnts down toS2
Youth - ali I"otS down to & 80
Miss la goat ana Id button. low s1aJ
Ch.!S -. nnn spring heel button. bow GJc
Fine lioa iay Slippers at reduced prices.
FooT BAIL at Athlete park tomorrow.
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IT CCLDwFIL, Auctioneer n2S-tcSds
CsHANCTUY SALE OF BUSINESS AND RESI-
~ DENCE PEOfiRrY On SOUTHWEST CUENTR
or VERNON AVENUE AND s SHEETS

GyHANCtRY SALE OF BUSINESS AND RESI-
~ DENCE PEOiI RrY on SOUTHWEST CuTNfR
or VERNON AVENUE AND STREETS
NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court 90 tle.,
District NJ Columbia, passed IL Equity No ::s
26 We VIII offer for sale at public auction, ~
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the ELEVENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, lss3 at HALF-PASI THREE
O'CLOCK L NJ. all Of lots three 90 and four "a in
Clahs subdivision o. square 800 With the nl
excepting those parts said lots desct.hed certain
deed from Henry faigt 10 VIII liaist recorded Itr
No 9Ol folio .69 Il the Land Records q the District q.
Columbia, the Ihctes and bounds OF which excepted
parts follows: Bgilg the southeast corner
of lot 4 running thence north % inches thence
at right angles 10 Vermont avenue running feet west
southern Lille OF said lot ana thence to tn place
of beginning.
The parts Of lots to be sold contain about 7ss sauare
feet and front 81 feet ~ inches Vermont ay,nue
and ll3 feet inches on street The inproy trtlfs
consist OF a conmooue twostory Brick BUILDING With
hne store room now nstt grocery store tlr fgHt
Moor and nine dwelling rooms and substantial bick
stable and shop. with room overhead
Terms: onetinrd cash and the residue in three equal
lnSalnlelt al six. twelve and eighteen months rcsIc-
lively from the day Of SALE with interest be secured
10y deed OF trust on the property sold all cash at the
purchasers option. deposit Of l00 required time
OF sale All conveyancig and recording pur,hasIs
cost Terms must be fully complied with III eight days
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
WM. A. MCKINNEY. ( iius'"'
Columbia Law Building
WALTER Is. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts. n-s-dtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28
CITY ITEMS.
Iron the Baltimore Sun, Nov 2sl
GalvanO.Nagnetic Treatment
OF DISEASE {AND CoMBINATIoN SYsTEM.)

VIRGINIA LADY, Now BALTrMoREAS, Is RELIEVED
OF IIIP-JoINT TROUBLE AND SCIATICA OF NINE
TEEN YEARS DURATION, CONSEQUENT ON BEING
THROWN FROM HORSE IN 1864. SURRENDERED
BY MANY PHYSICIANS AS INCCRABLE, HER LANE
NESS HAS Now DISAPPEARED, AND HER ENTIRE
RANGE OF SUFFERINGs AREA 0LUTELY RELIEVED.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1883.
Gentlemen: rejoice to hear from your patients and
the san of your continued success In the treatment
of disease by Magnetism IT gives me still greater
pleasure to state its beneficial effects myself as
vitazer, health restorer, and conqueror OF Sciat
fcd Rheumatism. Dyspepsis. too. of long standing
vanished with its train OF ills Strength greatly
increased Sleep refreshing and undisturbed. What
q bOOn!!
have used your treatment nearly a geor. and
can truth1ully say that in my case Ii is successful
in removing Scatica in its worst FORM induced by
an injury TO the hin joint and Sciatica nerve from
Delng thrown Violently from a horse in the spring
OF 1864.
The limb was powerless for months, and the pain
and suffering intense: able turn In bed with
out the aid of two attendants After three months
began the use of crutcheS while they supported
me on the other side; for every movement was
racking torture. The limb being helpless totallg
so.shlu'ak reD mach shorter than the sound one.
My physicians, one Marylander and one Viz
ginlan, gave me no hopes, after months of treat
hip joint and limb. ever walk well. The lgature
which holds the joint in the socket was wrenched
alarming and painful symptoms, the limb often
falling me entirely and causing intense suffering
from scfatica pains. have during the Intervening
years employed a number OF good physicians. many
OF them eminent. l feel now, however, with the
good providence of God, have found an efficient
remedy. The spinal irritation and kidney derange-
ment consequent upon the fall and shock have.
with the sciattca pain. disappeared If by magic
ana achue slept; and more the limb, which for
years had Shrunk very much shorter. IS now
restored to the length and proportions OF the sound
one. and this finds me. after years OF PAIN I'm good
trim for walking and work. both mental and
physical For the sake OF humanity you are priyl-
legged to make any use OF this statement. Wishing
you the success your wonderful Treatment de-
serves, remain, yours truly,
Mrs. A. F. BRAMHAM.
1872 Madison avenue, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28
End orsement of Speer's Wine by the
Faculty OF u. ".

We, the committee of Physicians requested to ey-
anime into the merits, and report on the Wines Of
Alfred Speer, have given our special attention to
Wines made from the Oporto Grape In his own
Vneyard as follows: The wine is strictly pure, ac-
ceptable In flavor, palatable and has rich body.
F1rst-We are all satisfied OF its purity, having
been through his Vineyards and Warehouses and
cellars during the Grape seasons, and seen the
method OF its production and preservation.
Second-lt Is equal to the best Imported Foreign
wines, and we are all satisfied that it can, with
sa1Gty be recommended to tnvalids as an article
well calculated for their use where Wine is needed
ALEX b. Mort, NJ. D.. 62 Madison avenue Profess
sor Bellevue Hospital Medical College. \. Y City,
b. IL. JAMES, u. D., Of the Board OF Health, n Y
City.
CHARLES SHERMAN, NJ. D., Medical SuperIntend-
ent n. Y. Association for the sick poor
WIN. II. HAYNES, N. d., House Physician Presby-
terrain Hospital n. y. CITY,
For sale by druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28

NOTHING LIRE IT
IN MEDICINE. A LUXURY TO THE PALATE. A
PAINLESS EVACUANT, A GENTLE ST1MULANT
TO THE CIRCULATION, A PERSPIRATORY PRE-
PARATION, AN ANT1-BILIOUS MEDICINE. A
DIURET1C AND AN ADMIRABLE
GENERAL Alternative SUCH ARE THE AC-
KNOWLEDGED AND DAILY PROVEN PROPER
TIES OF TARRANTS EFFERVESCENT APE
RENT. SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. n24
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WARM UNDERWEAR.
A SINGLE PIECE AT WHOLESALE PRICEu

The PALAIS ROYAL, in conjunction with the largest
retail house in New York has purchased entire stock
OF Warm Underwear, which, being purchased at % per
cent discount, enables US to sell actually at
Who'll sALE PRICES.
Lot Y comprises $50 doz Ladies' ERINO VESTS and
PANTS, which are cut on the new principle,
&c., WORTH 50 CENTS.
Lot 81 comprises 500 dozen LADIES' Merno Vests and
Pants. We have subdividcd this lot and offer at the
following prices:
Lot A. for 44c, worth &c. Lot B. for 49c. worth &c.
Lot G. for Soc. worth 75c Lot D. for &C.,, WORTH ST.
AND LOT E. for 0sc. worth T1.39. Lot SO comprises
2oo doz Ladies Scarlet Cashmere Pants and ned
catedo This lot has been subdivided as follows: Lot
for 9sc worth 81 40 Lot Y for 81 80 worth s1es Lot
H. for 81 80, worth g. Lot W, for 81 rs WORTH 49, 25
Lot l01 comprises $50 dozen GENTS SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, which offer at the following prices 5Oc
75c. 81, $1.75 and $275.
We have Melino Cashmere Lambs Wool and Silk
UNDERWEAR FOR GENTS
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"A Few SPECIAL BARGAINS
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS,
AND FINE DRESS GOODS,

COTEn-all pure Wool t42 inches wide wide donha
width, reduced to 81, did sell at $3.50 Special Bar
gain.
ZINE FRENCH CLOTH" the latest style Fine Dress
Goods. all pure wool, (42 inches wlde.) wide double
width reduced to 81 did sell at Sl5O Special Bar
gain.
BLACK FRENCH SILKS Especial Bargains) reduced
from $50 TO l25 Black French Silks reduced
from 81 70 $3.50 Excellent quality heavy Gros Grain
COLoRED 81 IKS Especial Bargains) reduced from 81
TO zoe. Coored Silks reduced from 81 . to ST. and
Colored Silks reduced from S175 to 81 IS Bargains
~ only
BR0CADE GARNET SILK VELVET, worth So, re.
ducad to $50. Auction goods.
COLORED CASHMEkES. wide double width. all wool
worth 5c: our price only Bic This is the cheapest
all-wool Cashmere in Washington.
BLANKETS from the late auction sale IN New York
u Blankets; all WOOL reduced TO s.. Double White
Blankets reduced to 81
CARRIERS"
no7 I'll MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28

MILFORD Downs Miss ELIZABETH CAPtTOLA HER
OLD. of this CITY. to Mr. EDWARD IcGRUDER, of
Prince George County. Md. No cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28

Amluse,scnss &c. Tonight.

Ailusee,scniss &c. Tonight.
NATioNAL IHEATER.- John L. Raymond, "In
Iarddiae."
FO2Ds O?-.RA UOCSE--"Eslnera,da."
THE.TER COMIQrE. - kernell- Wneatley- Trainor
Combination.
DIVE Observation-Disclosures and Interesting per-
fCy1nsuce.
CONGREGATIONAL CHUECU.-GOlden Cross concert.
81. -.CoCsTISE-s CHGECH-Fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28
LOCAL MENTION.
TfEc NpStHcr.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIsiE.L OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Nov. % lSS} go am {

OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SisiH.I. OFFICER
NAsIINf'T1E, d. C.. Nov. -. ISS3 $50 am
For Ia Il.lile Atlantic states, fair weather.
VTlttl@ winds shifting tn Forth ana west. station
;tfy Or ii iii ri~r n temperature to-day. colder
tuef On thursday, Using barometer during Tie
night.
SPFCI'L EJLfETT$-A COMING COLD WAVE
second cold we've tGS apf,.sYf / north CT Mime
sofa, where the temperature X II drr below zero
Inc Indications &f' that colder and fair Wea; her
VIII iET'@il u the lake REGION. New England and
Htdii!" states AMI Ohio valley on THURSDAY, the
COLI wave extending Ofcr the Atlantic coast by
Thurs ty evening. Freezing weather Is Indicated
Tor the canal regions ri The middle states TlfrS
DAY. The temperature VIII Use in the northwest
Oh Thursday.
a LEGITIMATE MARX Down OF FINE BCors Az,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-28

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