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LADIES GOODS.

j. G. HurcHrssos.
IMPORTER
MILLINERY. CLoAKs. LACES. DRESS TRIM
M1NGS, FURS. &c VIII close the balance Of our
IMPORTED PATTERN WRAPS
AT LESS THAN COST. THEY ARE RICH Nov
ELITES, AND HAVE NO DUPLICATEs
We ALSO HAVE, AT $500. HANDSoMFsT
ROUGH CLOTH WRAPS IN THE MARKET
BROAD BLACK FUR AND TAIL-TRIMMEU
$2lO0.
SILK PLUSH vISITES. FEATHER TRIMMT1o.
el4O0
BEAvER-TRIMMED NEW NARKETS
Our VIsITES. NEW MARKETS. JACKETS and
RAGLANs are all made trimmed and finished In be~s
style.
FSh TRIMMINGS, Of our own importation. and Of
selected skins carefully prepared Hudson Bay Beaver,
inches wide. at $3.50 per yard.
SABLE, NATURAL and BLACK LYNX MAR
TIN and all styles OF FUR
LADIES SEAL sAcQUEs at Manufactures
Positively our MILLINERY will crafty the ms.s
critical taste
FOSTER KID GLOVES from q 90 per psir mn
ward Every pair fitted and guaranteed
EVENING GLOVES from l6 20 80 inches In length
sTrevise. Paris Tn7l BOT PENNSYLVANIA ave
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RED TICKET Day.
BARGAINS
FRIDAY-FRIDAY-FRI
RED TICKET DAv


FRIDAY-FRIDAY-FRID
RED TICKET DAY.
COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
This department Is one of the most important fea-
p5es of our already
SO dozen Ladies Night Gowns
Te e ns.t pslce r;c 5c each.
dozen Ladies' Drawers, an immense 6sssa sac NJ
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Skirts each
Red Ticket each each
CLOAKS AND SUITS
CHILDREN AND MISSES DEPARTMENT.
Ouf latest creation Of regular Iputian Bazaar
public viii naturally endeavor to offer in ou Ty n sns
departure As many advantages has been our good
yet should not fail to do in order to satisfy
of the MANIFOLD Bargains have in store
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
THOUGH the climate does not favor the Cloak trade
AZ preSent, we nave no reason COMPLAIN Our Cloak
ane u raors show daily
qua bound to nd It's mertorpns rs WG q
sse the big drive We offer to-day, Examine these
aS Engsh dWakng Jackets elegantly
81, ussian Circulars, of good. durable Corkscrew.
ir.cha ana brown and trimmed with superior As
,$775-Elegant Damasse yisites, trimmed with
$l6;5O-;Extra Fine Brocaded Silk visites. trimmed
WIN wi RUSSIAN Hare Fur Tails We consider the same
Don't fail to see our desirable stock of Talor.made
seii for they
RED TICKET SALE OF FEATHER TRIMMINGS
S Sc fea d Trimmings all colors and blk sec yd
sI2s DO DO Se co,ors and BLACK Slssk sss % "a
Ladies, AInen cuffs, including pair of oxydized
rs SsIase rs cel 1s! ompor.ed, 2sc
Rhine s ssone e% oIlsF sait ass sor1e
25c Oriental Lace Collars. Ice.
?Sc BLACK Six Tace n SOC 5 sa a Yard.
1Oc Celluloi Dressing Combs. Sc
Cabinet Hairpin, Sc q box.
Csc Tooth Brushes warranted 18c
Large Glass Bottles cut glass stoppers for covering
75c Chatelaine Purses. ACC.
bargains In Leather Goods department.
Bargains in Zephyr department
something unusual on Red Ticket Day No Rem
The sna & Which n1ees aust
sell them. So it's low prices we quote f'''e' Will
54 lin BSnneekbuTn Check sn1ng at eoe 'ee 0o'
are the extra heavy suitng Flanneiss AZ 6oc They
See what we offer in our Embroidered Tricot suitng
We only have pieces, and they are genuine Rar-
GAIN And above all cali in and examine our 1~A
44-IN. ALLWOOL BOUCLE SUITING.
which we show in all plain colors and fancy striped
AND plaid At 5e Some Of these goods have been sold
our establishment or elsewhere. We call your special
attention to them. 'fe~-"A
ground at 75c.. 44-in wide. See them. w p'A'u
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
l5O Pairs !04 Blankets, Atwood filing, at $240
- Rsss II B sanEksss' at at
100 Pans AIeWool 61a pound Blankets an unusual
We cali the special attention of ho.e, proprietor.
and ssk 1Ssm t. line Of
before purchasing.
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To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
VIII you please suggest to the managers of
the theaters to publish the hour the perform.
ance commences and the hour 1t closes 80 one
may have his carriage to meet him; also have
them name prices for admission to different
parts of the theater MErAMoRA
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"PIcKwIcK CLUB whisky is the best"

ARRESTED.-The attention OF every one who
examines the magnificent stock of furniture
displayed on one floor by Geo. Breitbarth, Odd
Fellows Hall The latest styles at the lowest
priceS
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LADIES FLANNEL-LINED SLIPPERS, only
e1.24; Fiannellined Slippers, only 40 cents.
u Strasburger, No. 9O6 eth street, four doors
above l.
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MEMS Newmarket overcoat. Eiseman Bros

THE NICKEL PLATE RESTAURANT, 613 B
street, opposite B. and p. depot. managed by
VIM Schnebel, assisted by his brother, Louis.
for nickel
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS and singers fini B. H.
Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops sure
remedy for hoarseness.
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CITY ITEMS
6pecial Sole To.-,...-

Five hundred dozen iadies, an. linz,
1snt aGaav nandserchisf ladies' ee
ladies' vest special price 35c cSild,.nS e s0s
s ans,i paahts and a2 ls and 2sc
AGO. linen sdeboard covers frinsed asc tesS,
with aesasn ss:s zs
tingham pillow shams, large sizes S3c' r NTs.
ran. 5s az iS5 des holders Sc
duceo prices All our cloaks marked 49, a. to
MRS. MAX WEI. Agt-, 712 7th st. NV.
Fine Shoes ut Very Low Prices.
at y. Brooks, 500 7th St
worth $500. OAAS e<'oo'
worth $3.50. 0AA1 ~o'
TCox's Ladies' fine Kid or Pebble. on,v 40 .o.
worth $500. ~@'9o'
Bernard Bailey,
S25 9TH st. NV.
Wood and Willow Ware and manufactnra- NJ
BroOms and Brushes. Va
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PANTS to order, SIS and up. Eiseman Bros.

For EVENING WEAR.-Ladies' Opera-toe
Slippers, from 20 cents up; with French heels
SO cents; Beaded Slippers, with black and steel
beads, only $1.24; Gents Patent Leather
Pumps and Oxfords, from S1.24 up. 2. Stras-
burger, No. 9O6 9TH street, four doors above L.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE CONFERENCE AT
CHICAGO.
AT the free trade convention In Chicago yes-
terday, David A. Wells was elected president
Tor the coming year, and vice presidents chosen
Tor the states represented in the gathering.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that thacon-
unnation of the war tariff averaging AZ Der cent
ON over 400 articles was the cause OF the pres
ent commercial depression; that taxes In aid of
private INDIVIDUALS or tor other purposes than
the requirements Of government, were un-
pretence whatever to attempt TO increase pro-
tective duties; demanding that all articles At
the foundation OF great Industries, whether
crude material or partly manufactured be freed
from duties; urging that steps be taken at once
to simplify the present tariff do away with
mixed duties, replacing them with ad valorem
duties; demanding free ships or the abolition OF
restrictive navigation laws; and urging revenue
reformers TO vote only for such congressional
candidates as openly oppose a tariff for protec-
ton, and to nominate independent candidates
when all party candidates oppose tariff reform.
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GOLD SPEcTACLEs and eye glasses for all
ages, at Vienna optician Co., No. 6O9 Pa. ave.
Z. w.
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w. M. SHusrrn & Sous

w. M. SHUsTER O. Sous
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have q Lot Of IMPORTED JACKETS carried
from last year. The prices have been SIS and SIS.
We have marked them all down to %. 90 and 81 CO.
and at these prices will sell rapidly. they Ele
giant Goods and Correct Shapes.
Full Stock of SHORT WRAPPINGS. from $25 to
800. Particular attention Is called to our Large
Stock Of MOURNING GARMENTS to which We
have given special attention.
DRESS GOODS in SILKS, vELvETS and WOOL
Materials of the Latest Styles
BLACK GOODS of the most reliable makes
Superior FRENCH CLOAKINGS, HOSIERY and
UNDERWEAR
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS in Great Variety
Examine our Superior RED FLANNELS,
One Price.
w. NJ SHUSTER & SONS
NJ 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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$50 Fine Wraps 0I7h.
atJ. E. Youpg's. $25 Newmarkets $751;. 736
TIN steeet go russian circulars SIS, to close.
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
Ing and delivered In y 10. Ward" prints, 45c
per lb. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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THERE was slight fire last evening in the
zeal estate Office of Wescott & Wilcox, 1907
pennsylvania avenue northwest, caused by q
detective f1ue. Damage slight.
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AmuSenentS ION ght.
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE.-"The DEVILS
Auction
NATIONAL THEATER--"A Rag Baby
FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE.-Rosina Vokes in 1.-THE
Parvenue' and '"The Tinted Venus"
HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-s.Kit, The Arkan-
saw Traveller"
THEATER CoMIoUE.-Variety.
DINE MUsEUM.-"The Pavements of Paris"
WASHINGTON RINK.-Ninths street and Rhode
Island avenue.
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Newmarket and Circular.
Atwood diagonal Circular with fur co,,o,
$3.50: worth $7;5O; finer goods in proportion
$40 and $26. Jerseys we have nom 4ec nn
See our imported Stockinet Vest Front JesseYs
at $2.15, cost to manufacture 1915. Jersey
up. velveteens 35c up. Chenille Fringe 45c
Fur Trimming Csc. Our Soc. Annie Gorsets
&c. Our SOC: Underwear soc. Great bargains
In Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Hoods, Legeines
Shawls, Skirts, Handkerchief Nankins
Towels, Table Covers, Flannel Dress Goods at
A. Storms, SO4 7th street, between and X. i
Schuylkill Pure Malt Whisky. awarded
the first prize gold medal at the Worlds indus
only Malt Whisky receiving q gold medal for
quality; price q per bottle: Discount to the
trade John P. Hamlin, Wholesale LIQUOR
avenue northwest o
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Mrs. John Hinkie, q newly-married young
woman OF Reading county, Pa, ran a splinter
under her right thumb-nail. and died nom
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MEMS 4-button cutaway suit Eiseman, 9TH
and i.
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SUIT TO ORDER, $25 and up. Eiseman, 9TH
and +.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
ACCIDENT To A WASHINGTONIAN-Hen
Douglass, OF Washington, fell while playing on
the grounds of st. Johns Academy last even
| ing and disocated his ankle. He received the
| surgical aid of Dr. Il. Marshall Jones and is
| doing well. Cadet Douglas is the son of the
| late 5 Douglas, long known as a florist in
NorARIEs PUBLIC.-Mr. James r. Cation YES
terday qualified before Judge Meade as q
auguration he has appointed the following no
farles public here: Leonard Marbury, Morgan
II. Beach, Benz. Austin Julian w. Holt, James
X Caion, h. kemper, John NJ. Johnson and
Board OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The board of SUI
| peryisors of Alexandria county has adjourned
| to meet on the LIST of December. 1t is under
| STOOD that the county clerk has declined to
meet With the board until some outstanding
quesllpns as to the duties of the clerk and his
relations to the board are settled by the courts
CITY CoURr.-The corporation court, Judge
day. ON its probate side the will of the late
John w stewart has been admitted to record
and j. & Stewart and j. ]. Jameson qualified
| as executors of the will. X. II. O'Brien has been
/ appointed administrator of Ann e. O'Brien.
,,- NoTES;LIhe superintendent of police, Mr..
VIM b. Dobe. was married yesterday in Wash
| ington to Miss Annie Dyer of this CITY. and the
| happy couple upon their return home re-
ceived the concentrations of many friends.
| ten Fltlhugh Lee met q handsome recep-
ton at the Episcopal High school on Wednes-
day night. A bon fire was kindled and lire
had two valuable horses injured within ten
days past One of them was SO badly hurt as
| 70 become useiess-tev. T.. Il. Middleton, of
the Nj. +. church, was thrown from his horse
| last Tuesday, but not seriously injured-Mr
Bishop, OF Richmond, has lately paid "A visit to
the Catholic schools in charge of the Sisters of
| the Holy Cross here-The following Alexan-
drians have been summoned as Jurors to attend
| the U. ;. court at Norfolk: Frank Harper ThOs
Perry. Albert King, NJ Il. Harlow Isaac Eich.
berg, X w. Ballanger. VIM. Gray, Benz. Wheat
| ley, +. h. COrbett, Pete Atcheson and s. w
| Brooks.-Mr. ThOs. Evans. who went from
| this city to Philadelphia a short time ago was
| robbed there, and has returned to his home
| here--Samuel Ford, colored lad, was badly
| hurt yesterday Alfred street. having been
| struck on the head with brick
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= n r
- - N'''' 'Ae '"'se'' 0'''neSS'
we are oesfous OF still further increasing it
most fashionable STYLES ~
-
Noa AND "ooA fELIs'
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CHILD Norfolk suit. Eiseman. cor. 7thandE.

COMFORT for Gents In Hahn's $3.50 3-Sole
Calf Scotch Bottom Button and Caters: 81 fine
Calf Scotch Bottom Boots; So genuine hand
sewed Triumph, Button, Laced and Caters;
$3.50 hand-welt Mail Carriers Shoe; House
slippers from 4Oc. up. SIC 9TH ST. and 1922
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HAHN's S1.25 Old Ladies' hand-sewed Kid
Laced Shoes. SIG 18th st.
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HEADQUARTERS for Boys Sealskin Caps, from
80 cents upwards, at Francs, corner It'll and
ID streets, the only Strictly One Price Hat and
Gents Furnishing Store in the city.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 5:15 d. m. and
Rev. DR.. Giesy and not Rev. DIR. Leonard off
ciAted at the wedding OF Mr.. De White and Miss
Nichols at Epiphany church Wednesday even
The Parnen Aid society, of South Washing
ton will meet at St Dominics hall Sunday
evening. See advertisement.
John weaver, young man, who keeps store
= 1V1 ana U streets, appeared in the Police
ored, with assault and battery. Bennett was
James Matthews, colored boy, was sentenced
smell to-day for incorrigibility.
H. John Amber Smith has filed a bill for di-
Hor 90 OF annie Clayton from Enoch NJ. CLAYTON,
On tne ground OF desertion in 1871 they having
been married In 1869.
Charles Fries, boy, was run over by sand
18th and streets northwest yesterday after
noon. The boy was injured internally. He was
and attsnded by 2f p a1d
ias warner street. in the police a an bus
Henry Potbury has been excused as juror of
Circuit Court, No. 2.
The WIN of the late John Brent was filed to-
day. beQueathing his estate to his children and
meme Sns s5snd iH5y today returned iaaIst
property.
Lodge, +. A. A NJ, of the District of Columbia
has elected the following officers: Thomas r.
Ghineiie, N. w. g. NJ: Jose n. Yznaga, h: W.
D. q. Jesse w. Lee, jr.. r. W. $. G.. W.: Har-
Iison bingham X. w. J. g. W.: William r..
Singleton, r. w. G. :; c. c. Duncanson, X. W
Rev. and W. q. c.; L. G. Elmore, W. q. NJ;
Thomas F. Gibbs, W. s. G. d.; o. brown, W. J.
2: s Ed F,r%in ke w q b F. s. csEyer
W J. G: s; Thomas j. Edwards, q. Tiler, and
Ut. K b. Donaldson, corporator.
MARRIAGE MISUNDERSTANDING licenses
nave been issued by the clerk of the court to
Harold: Henry Lee and Louisa Shepherd: Jas.
Edmonds and Annie Bell; Samuel 5. Thomas
and Eliza L. Bonds; VIM, Dobie and Anna A.
Dyer. both OF Alexandria, Va; James B. Bland
ana Susey Payne; Joseph Tate and Ella john
SON; jeremiah III. Whitehand and Annie NJ.
ming; John +. Rice and Louisa Weinandt:
Frank Epps and Esteile Carter; Frank ID Ry.
tngton and Minnie b. Osbourne, both OF Charles
ton, w. Va
"A PAINTER's FRIGHTFUL JUMP FROM A
6oof.-A house painter named James Murray
wa AZ work yesterday on the roof of house No
1O15 g street southeast, when the ladder by
which he supported himself slipped down the
falling, when he reached the caves ne Jumped
70 the pavement below, distance of 20 feet,
etaking on his feet The bone OF his right leg
where the break occurred. He was removed to
his home, 1928 street southeast, where he was
attended BY physician.
The NATIONAL RIFLES FAIR-Last night
RsS fsir and such cremd o. Of t people %eSe
present that there was scarcely room to move
about Thus far the fair has been very sue
ce1ful Tonight the voting will cease on some
Of the prizes and the awards be made to the
successful candidates. Spirited baloting is ex-
pected from this time out The fair closes to-
TH ORIENTAL RUe Aucr1oN.-The rug sales
been very largely attended, but the goods are
said to have sold for half their value. To-mor-
row Ii the Last day; sales at IL a. m and 8 D. m.
an md oil ant
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OF SPECIAL INTEREST To IADIES-Elegant
line French Kid Shoes at $2.97, worth fully 81.
Genuine Waukenphast Shoes, Goodyear hand
welt in kid or pebble goat, at SAT-, worth
$3.50. Very fine Curacao Kid Shoes, French
heel and box toe or common enSe style at 81 81,
worth 1915. Common Sense Shoes of excel
lent kid and pebble goat, at S1.41, worth fully
$2.25. A special lot of Button Shoes, with
worked holes at 97c., worth fully $3.50. Peb-
BILE Grain Lace Shoes at SIC, worth LIS.
House Slippers, flannel lined, at 81, worth soc.
Strasburger Bros, 726 18th street. between @
and ii. and 461 Transatlantic avenue. near 40.
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CHILD Newmarket overcoat Eiseman, 9TH
and Z.
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SATURDAY, School Shoe day at Hahn's S16
9TH st. and 1922 Pa. ave. Misses 95c Kid and
Pebble Heel or Spring Heel Button; Child's Csc
Heel or Spring heel; Youths Solar Tip 81 But
ton; Boys $1.25 Veal Calf Button.
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For Ladies' and Misses.
81, $125, $3.50 kid and pebble button in oreat
variety. AZ YoUNGs, 400 9TH ST.
Headquarters for rubber Boots and Shoes.
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Some Good Things.
AZ inch flannel Suitings only Soc yd.. in all
coiors; shaggy cloth sniting 25c.; ali Wool Tn
bargain in Table Linen, 24c ioi, -. pS ~
CANT Chemise, Sc, worth s1; new lot Of LADIES',
flannel Vests 26c., 39c:, Soc; our 49c. Under-
Jersey Gloves, extra long, 15c.: cRiidran;s
stripe Jesssy listers. SLID; children's red knit
Shirts, q: and great bargains in Newma rnats
Goats, Visites and children's garments. Ao's'
Al. NEWMYFR
! 1oo 1In 81, ana 1920 Pa. avenue
The soutan Credmore
percy Weser and rock proof, does wear like
Sole Agent for $2d0 IiaCtrtc sh s;
Deys' Norfolk suit Eisemsn Broe.. 7th ro~
TIE Omce 81 the New Ameraenn
and 81. = { ~
- 0u61nR. N rca.n,>.-.7---s
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DRY GOODS.
;n7TT. RAR1,ATNs IN UNDKRwEAR

y
Genuine CamelS Hair Undefshirts. Il 62la. reduced
from S2 Genuine Cameis' Hair Drawers, n .52ls.
reduced nom 81 Genuine Camels Hair Socks she
per nair re1inced from soc. Fleece Wool tnder-
shirts and Drawers, 81 so each, reduced from g.
Red Flannel (Medicated) Underwear, al prices
tonish Won A good Merino Undershirt, nicely
made, only Soc Extra Heavy Canton Flannel
n re our Comfort shirt (Re!nfofced). The
Old fsvorite only S5c. good Unfinished Shirt
RRXNC6 RAtTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
MO lOO2 STREET NORTHWEST
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TIE ORIENTAL RUo AUCTIoN.-The rug sales
by Duncanson Bros, 9th and ID streets, have
been very largely attended, but the goods are
said to have sold for half their value. To-mor-
There are yet some large carpets and elegant
rugs, which can doubtless be bought at a great
bargain: See advertisement In another column
for oofaflR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-13

JNo. G. SLATER, 7O4 TO 10 street north
tast, household goods on the installment plan
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"A GOOD LAUGH Is enjoyed by everybody. A
Rag BABY u . great Rvorite, for IL makes every
oody laugh. Only three more performances.
Two nights and at the Saturday matinee.
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Newest Styles Plush Scarfs, 25c.,
at Auerbach's Knit Jacket depot, 7th and II. 1
Blankets, ComfOrters, Blankets.
lower than any one in this city. Excelsior. aoA
TIN st.
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ME1sRA WALrKR b WILLIAMS & Co. auc-
Sonears, WIN sell, within their salesroom, to-
so.row morning. commencing At IL O'Clock, q
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"PICKwICK CLUB whisky is the best"
To ORDER $25 suits. Eiseman Bros, 9TH
md "
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WIDE WA1Ea
The newest and one Of the most select fabrics can be
round IN Sacks 4Button Getaways and Prince Albert
Suits at prices to distance all competition at
THE MIsFIT STORE, Cor 10th and streets,
You can also find there complete line of black and
colored CORkSCREW SUITS in Sacks and 4-Button
Getaways. from $1Oup In Cassimeres complete
assortment, plain and fancy Sack and Frock suits
from $85Oup.
In Overcoats we can show you full line of Sacks
surtouts and Newmarkets. in Cassimeres, Meltons,
beaVers kerseys, Chinchillas, Wide Wales etc. ETC. .
at prices from % to so per cent below prevailing
prices A good Overcoat at So
For Boys to Is years-A complete line of plain.
plated and Norfolk Suits from s. so up Overcoats-
Animmense assortment, from 81 up.
For Boys IL to 18A splendid line Of suits in Csss
meres Chev1ots, COrkscrews etc, Sack and 4-Button
Cutaway Suits, from $3.50 up. beautiful line of
Overcosts from $3.50 up. Pants-Immense assort-
ment, from $l.25up.
THE 1fISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND F SITS
s%open till p m; Saturdays till IL p m. cleo
uIc LlgnG n12
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aTopen till p m: Saturdays TIL IL p m, cleo
trio Light MO
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. 13, 1885, IL a. m
For the middle Atlantic states Increasing
cioudiness and local rains, followed by de-
citedly colder weather, with a cold wave, winds
shifting TO brisk and high westerly.
For Saturday, clearing much colder weather
with cold wave is indicated for the middle
and south Atlantic states and fair weather in
the upper lake region, the upper Mississippi
and Missouri valleys with rising temperature
The Coming Cold Wave.
Y. 9. SIGNAL OFFICE, Nov 13, 1885, 1910 a.
m.-Cold wave coming. Slightly warmer to-
day followed by falling temperature tonight
accompanying a cold wave. Temperature will
fall during Saturday about 20o.
SALE OF STATUARY AND WORKS OF ART
Messrs. Walter b. Williams & Co, auctioneers,
will sell this evening, at 7:3O O'clock Italian
works of art, statuary etc, and tomorrow even
Ing the balance OF stock will be closed out.