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"a EDITION.
EXCITING FIRE FIGHT
Panic in the Tenements Of Bethnal
/ Green, London.
BASE BALL LEAGUE MEN N SESSION,
Opium SmuggIers Swindling the
Government of Thousands.
LATE TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
Base BALL LEAGUE MEN N SESSION,
LATE TELEGRAPH1C NEWS
PANIC IN BETHNAL GREEN.

Fire Auo,. En-. r.r.,..-.. Ar. r
w. '
LONDON, Nov. IA fire broke out at an
early hour this morning in Bethnal Green, an
eastern suburb of London in tho opar,er or
cuoied NV lrr,h.r ,,.a, t...o-;..
."inoer .@rus' lactor,es ana large
-. = v. 'sneHeh's hieo win poor iamiiies'
'ns names spread with frighfui rapidity. led,
% .ney "ere' win the Immense quantities OF
nisn.y ,nhHnimapie mat erlaisst stored IN the vein
a.. br;asdp ,.srnnS.S 1s n.e vi.s.Hs,so. Ine
lint for lono Tim. ths;r stfar.: -, srh,,,s ~ !,
sAan,es wara amasds.1 III. ~. W ssou ' VIC
and a. annearod e. al, $1,000 A..
rnr,;or r. Az S,,s;" o.-.ooAe az. klsS.
wouia be asvas,atad Eortnn.ts,v Sow.rar
much Of The inn,hor ~ ,;,,ha" 49, a.
yards had been tborouobix soota'i hw A.. ~.
mendous rlownnonr os rain vss,srd.r I'D ta;s
IA . oreat ov,apt nrnr,ntni a. ssyys 90 .
from doing mn ;mrmerSa eno,,n, ~ Gs muua
AS il was the loss r. very hsayw "se
Among tho nrnnar,, dass.SS,
,ens;xe f;mher Prord $500. w an OK
I6nalv nnxdnr.5 49,, ~ la! III, ~ VIZ" ~" noeH
fiock papsrl was n,snufactureJ and twn 1I,x.iis
inc hpnses Ad;acent IN tbs hn'sa wv ,,m'sa,
ware largo her ~ 5vsilinos SIioa ,;,I .a.
ants, who were panic stricken when thev realized
the danger in which their houses were placed.
MANY persons IN the destroyed dwellings made
inc Or ftfrnitOra lint Ned scapf;ly ol.d ;,xo
the streets, considering themselves sortnras,
in escaping with their lives Others mado an
attempt to save some of their few belonvinus
but the roaring Hames fine densa nossas y,
smoke and the intenso heat warned then, N
fee if they wished to escspe a most borrihis
death. '' '''''
WILD FIGHT FOR LIFE.
sora ~ tho ooo,,an.. - A. n.,,,,
oonio VI 'Ae occupants oi tue burning ouiia-
ings were aged lnflrm and decrPpit, while
others were confined to their beds through
sickness. In the wild rush for life some Of
these were forgotten by those who should have
been their projectors, and tho duty of saving
them devolved upon the members Of the FIRE
brigade.
The iremen responded promptlv IN the cal,
of duty and performed many gallant acts of
bravery in conveying the helpless from tho
doomed houses. Their conduct mon This 40.
casion merits and has received much nraiss
Fortunately to relate. so far ns AZ nresep,
known, all the residents of the ,enemepts are
accounted for. and there ia but one death 10
record among the tenement. jewellers. One
young child in delicate health could n6t stand
the exposure to which it was subjected in NJ
confusion incident 10 the Are and lid shor,is
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MAGNATEs DISCUSSING PLANS.


TooAy's session OF the National Baee Bail
League Directors.
NEW YORK, Nov 12.-It is now thought that
the base ball men now in conference here
will not be able to finish theje work be-
fore Saturday. II 10 expected that at TO-
days meeting the league will con-
oder the twelve-club circuit scheme. II
the scheme should be adopted il is believed
thata truce win be patched up with the associ-
alton. now that the existing rivalry between
the two organizations will Be materially les
sened, and result to their financial beaehk
Shortly after u o'clock President Young and
the other members Of the board Of directors
went into session in parlor r Of the Fifth Ave-
nue Hotel. The doors were closed and almost
Immediately tho buzz OF conversation inside
indicated that they had proceeded to busi-
hess. From the general talk before the meet
ing il would appear that in addition to the sub
Jet Of twelvs-c club association certain changes
IN the league constitution would be proposed
and possibly acted on during today's sessfon.
News nom the association folks were very
mcagst. Al far as could be learned no adj
yancss Of any kind have thus Tar been received
erom the association. It was said that should
Mere b any such they must conform to the
hAsus Idea or elss receive small confederation.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

vHrS MOTIVE rowrn xusr M cHAxoyp.
In reply 10 . request from q citizen - 10 hov
long the Metropolitan Railroad oompAay has
70 change its motive power. the assistant aston
ney Tor the District Mr.. s. 7. ThomsS 10 whom
the matter was referred for reply. SAYS that the
railroad company has until August 4, 1881, 10
change its motive power
rnk Itast scrrfcvxT
Assistant Attorney Thomas has given an opin-
ion in the case Of Michael q. McCormiok's appli-
cation for a bar room license a aie esh street
northwest that the written lease from Mr..
Jesse Brown. the landlord Of sAid prenis~s A
equivalent 90 the signature OF Mr.. Brown 20 Mr.
Mccormick spplicstion. Tor the reason that 10
Is evident that the purpose Of tho lease wns 90
enable the tenant 20 pursue the business for
which said application is made, ~ this purpose
wns fully known 10 the lessor when t6e lesss
was executed.
RrlLDfSo rERNrr
were issued today a. follows: r. c. Maneum.
one brick dwelling. l0I2 East Capitol street
northeast; $4,000. W. NJ. Leibert. ak brick
dwellings,, from IS 30 Is L street northeast;
ell 900. II. c. Msngum. one brick dwelling,
2l4 18th street southeast, 81. $50. X. Ferguson
two brick dwellings ~ 70 81 II street northeast;
Loo.
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The Homeopathic Free Dispensary Associa-
ton. under the name Of The Homsop~thic
pispensary and Emergency Hospital" have
fled a certificate Of incorporation setting
forth the objects to provide a suitable
building for q di.pensary where all needy
persons without distinction may be
treated and provided with service.
&c, gratuitously. The incorporators are
Isabel II. Lehman. Sarah A. L. Duncanson,
Mary d. Jauney. Emily r. Hart, Sarah A.
Van perlip, Eugenia y. Davis. Agnes n.
Davis, Mary L. Tinker and Avis r. Graves.
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West Indian Reciprocity.


Sir Nevill Lubbock, representing British
Guiana and all Of the islands Of the British
West Indies except Barbados and Jamaica, 10
in Washington with the purpose Of sfecting an
agreement with the United States under the
terms Of the reciprocity provisions of the Nc
kinley act. His mission is TO show the Presi-
dent that the British West Indies do
not impose upon imports from the
United States duties that are unequal or unreal
sonable when compared with the tariff imposed
on exports from other countries. He does not
expect to offer any further special benefits TO
the United States, holding that as sugar now
comes free into the United States from other
sugar-producing countries no favor can be
shown to the British West Indies. The British
West Indies cannot offer to the United States
tariff rates lower than other countries. includ-
ing England, enjoy. but it does offer rates that
are equal and reasonable.
just before noon Lord Lubbock. in company
with Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British min
lister, called at the Department of State. He
was introduced to Secretary Blaine ard the
other officials of the department by Sir Julian.
and then retired to Mr.. Fosters office. where
the general subject of reciprocity was begun
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Real Estate Matters.

A. g. Bracket has bought for $4,000 Of
Joseph A. Dlundon sub "a, square l5s. 70 by
$50 feet on Q between 18th and 18th streets
northwest.
of :. T. Cameron part lot So (26 IS feet 'front.',
South Columbian University grounds.
Maria b. Dobbyns has purchased of Anna n.
Green for 5000 sub 81. square 7s2, 4O4 by
100 feet on Carroll between LIST and "a streets
southeast
John o.. johnson has bought Of J. H. Nc
GowRn for s4,ss4 sub 1875 square 6s-2l by
1854 feet ON 2ist street between y and streets
northwest
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slight Advance Thfeuxhout the LAST, Bs
the Msrket WA Dull.

Slight Advance ThfouEhout the List, But
The Market WA Dull.
NEv; foAx,. NOV. ls.--Ths dealings on the
stock. exchange was mach smaller today than
during the two hours Yesterday morning. Up
to noon the sales agsrsgssed only lol. 100
shares. Most OF this total vas made up Of
srn Pssiso preferred Isski.osa .' T Union
Pacific and. cotton oil The opening prices
showed only insieui6cAnt changes from
those Of last night Sus de early trading de-
yelopsd : Sfm soks md prices advanced
TsnnesseS coal 81 Ipss1 The market then BE-
cAsnS dtll and oealinued - during The ~
% M q e. nsss'aE r e: ss.sss list fen
svelpk Col5sn y N - lsotars 81 ~ go
vsisss 6sssF = - srsfss : dS6
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The GAR. Council Fszss The Dsss 81 sAs
Encampm<ut


Shortly after q o'clock today the @. A. n.
council held q conference with local repre-
sentativss. Chairman John Joy Edison. sscrs.
sary Harrison Dingman and COL L. P. Wright
chairman Of the committee on public comfort
being present.
Numerous questions OF interest we're din
cussed after Chairman Edison had presented Q
report upon hotels, their capacity aud their
charges.
Gen. Palmer deprecated the idea. Il Il sx-
isted, Of . grand banquet Such big
feasts " were generally given by
the cities where eneampmenu we're
held. were both expensive and unsatts-
factory. Something of a more generally en-
pertaining nature was wanted.
Chairman Edson and Secretary Dirgman
Joined in assuring the council that the local
committee had planned a substitute which
would be thoroughly satisfactory and which
every Grand Army man and his wife might a.
tend.
At O'Clock the council went into executive
session to fix the date of the oncampmsnt
sEPTKMBER 20 THE DATE.
At Si6 10 was announced that the committee
had selected September 20 as the date.
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The funeral services Of Col Geo. W. Gist
took place this afternoon Mt O'Clock. He v,s
buried at Arlington, the pallbearers being A.
u. Jameson and A. j. Huntoon of the LOYAL
Legion; W. Z. Rogers and A. Hendricks OF the
Union Veteran Union, Sedgwick command, and
z v. Haskell, L. J. Collett. n. Bickford and D.
L. MCGOWAN of Burnside Post O. AR
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LADY CLruSs IL SrouEs.
Az EXPLANATION

The Palais Royal does large business with CLERKS
employed in the various stor- and would explain the
Of the MISUNDERSTANDING has arisen through
yesterdays advertisement Of the slso. e. - anu
- 30 Gloves offered q, sTc. pair. The advertise
meni read In part ss follows;
1--WE shall no, iimi, the number uf pairs sold
20 tho.e who are bona e patrons Of The plas Royal
but e1perenc. ha. taught that when wr offer Eoods
at les. than the usual wholesale prices IS necsssary
10 rss,rv, ire riga, 70 En 0HfB arfsis 81 each
calder"
our Glove buyer has learned that cierhs Of other
Stores were somewhat of, 1-i. thinkiag ths. refer
ence was nssds to their. The truth Is feel much
pleased and n.ttersd that clerks sbeald to
patronizs the Fsais Royal instead Of the where
they are npioyed. ard. when wrote us rsserre
N, right ss but pair % these Cares 70 each
caller had IN mind our PAST experience. an
illustration OF which Is here given Not long
selling certain Dress Trimming at less price than
at competing store. the prop-e,ors Of winch sent
thor to buy all had and thus DISPOSE Of
opposition. We seaJ feed di,pessi to cell tese n.
Is aud so-bstOn Black Undrsssed Kid 1ousguetafrs
Gteres 90 &C. pssfr 90 npstins sssfrknnfs 9 Asn
sseh Gloves BE- bought trhotesaIs At nsaviV
double ths price. We exceedingly fortunate to
these Gloves and would have done had
the manufactures surplus sfocf snd favored us
his best We rant all the credit due &c
for this clare Offering.
We zxain quote from yesterdays advertisement:
Gr-Ths Gloves offer tomorrow guaranteed
equal quaty-the sold here for the last thtE-
tc~n yesrs NJ o. NJ. % p and e. 20. n you have
tried the counter and warranted. a. Gus
toasaFy, the prices will be usuat s.. o.. % and
90 "a. Q; you will help make quick sales OF the
j .Uo pair. offer end ask them tried on. &c.
the Iss % s5e patT Tor ehotee o, 8. Or Beus'o'i
iSnGfhS
THE RIGHT ia RESERVED TO SELL. But ONE
PAIR TO EACH CALLER
Let rs add Clerks rom other stores welcome to
as many pairs they may desire for themselves.
Their friends. Of the following Also, which be
had in all shades we'll a. Black:
r OsTER HOOK KID GLOVES hooks. reduced
from 81 IS az. pair; hooks redrcej from 81 to
bSc pair Unsiressed Pir.kin Biarritz Mousque-
tsires reuced from sO to dse. tsi-. rnirssssd Kid
Aousquetsirrs AID 4-button Gloves 81 quality. for
Jec- PAIR
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THERE l. NorHisa

THERE l. NorH,sa
That may not happen to q thin baby.s
There Is nothing that mag net happsn to man who
u losnx his healthy weight --.t -'i
w'sy they are ''poos." They assspoorsr than We
st nrst suspect.
Do you want almost all that b knswn Of the valus
Of punipness told in way to commend 10 you care
full nvins-and SCOTS EMULSION Of coa-livsr
oil II you need II.
A book On 1t frss. ..t.a
scoTT BOVINE. Chemists. l3a South 9Th ave-
nue.. New York
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMuLsIoE Of cod
liver oii-all druggists everywhere de- q.
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DIED.


gIsSStFf;a.y sas ss%s' e k hs At: ::
Notice of funeral hereafter.
aiNAS9N 81 wssa a Nossmssr n ISL :,
min $: and Lula finscoh. srrd hfteeh months
Funeral from her late rssidsnce. 1854 Thirty-thrd
iBsitirors sun please COPY ''' '''''s' H. T. -
HILL: on November IL. 1891. at SIS an, nrs
seyenty-sil year, volunteer nurse Of the late Gar
and formerly Of Philadelphia. Pa.
Dear mother. YOU are NJ rest.
Funeral from ll4l NJ street northwest Friday No
ssn Sgr. Is M e f a the family invited
st Newark. \. 2. fRkNcfs NJ JxSifIR. IN n'i Is:
Funeral :, Gsi6rsii6 A. NJ E. z,On Church Friday.
November -. al pm.
KERffR, 9n Wednesday. November IL. 1881. at
and the late Catherine keper. aged year, ad
Ono less at home,
The charmed circle broten-a dear face
But siesns saved ass ir s%a r.r s.Ss pss
One more IN heaven.
Funeral on Friday; November -. ct O'Clock, from
sss rs.,ss ss southeast Friends
MouLDkN Atths resid.pee9 q his grandfather. 2.
W. AHSgns "a street ANGUS. only 500 ., = b.
funeralprivate Thursday afternoon. ssop.m.
JOIN e f SsIS9es Il sS y 4 g
son Of Timothy and the late catlaTine oNsl, ths
So,cs y ss sS:s Il h err
sHoE .,. 4, h. rs.iasncs. l2c2 2 ss.s.s
ls9l. Of Insumenia, SAMUEL SHOEMAKER asea
Funeral seryires at tie chapel ct OAK Hni e-.m.,~rv
on FRIDAY, Noyemoer 3D. AZ 4 o'clock. Friends and
copy.l
SMITH. On Wednesday. November N. lrgl q
dsasfs q y and fssnlfs sanis n II. sSstsss
year OF her ne.
Gone but not forgotten.
Lax norers OF bright spring.
Borne TO Der home IA Heaven
On sneess snowy wnxs
Funsrsi fon her parents rcssdence. J--rsoa ssrusa
lnssrnnsnt st 81. Thomas csnssery Charles county.
Isp2IeHT, On Wednesday, Ncv.mt~r n lna-
nee Moiss. sged one year. nine months end sirssea
funeral ~1ll tsts pla-e nom parents -euaen... xu
relatives are rsssscttally invited to sisna.
81. ssyLILvANi, On Iussef}, Ncysptsr %. lsl. =
a katss suiiv.n N the tysnty ninth year Of his srs
native OF the PARISH Of caharagh. County cork irS-
lanss. xfl tale plase from hi. late rrsia<nce gu
,1, IT.. f ss nofmsest Friday November IL Al
sfives and frisnSs invited 70 ssssnd. VI H' ''D go
M.1lAY YoS q s5ghsrr:s:y Ne,smsss "a Ieel :.
sns sssS .s s ssssss . sss.
fsssssi vi ,3ks pl.c. from the r.ss.s, o. -.
So,s%ta L. 9 W. ar S'm s'''s'''' % s
e iaas;.a zlf s T. s E:s1s q = ~:
r a:. - . Domingo. osur. = s.s.s..y
rsspectfuly iss1ts6 20 attend. q
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In the criminal Court, Judge Bradley, today
the jury found q verdict 81 not guilty in the
case OF James Bresnahan. indicted for house,
breaking in foundry Of Bernard Dunn a Bro.
on September last Mr. silleu appeared for
the accused, whose defense was that he had
been in the habit of sleeping In the house and
that he was intoxicated at the time and did
not know what he was doing. The prisoner
was discharged.
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CARaARr Il Larpr. -.
92s 7th and Too Z 1t. NV

Headquarters for Fall and Wnterw weight Underwear.
Ladies' Ribbed and plain Merno and Wool Vests and
PAnss. Extra values at &c., 16c., q, q. 20 and
&L5Q ...4
Mems Gray Wool Shirts ct 25c.
Mems Natural Wool Shirt and Drawers at Soc. 81.
LIB. VI. 50 and - each.
Mons White Msrino and Wool st sOc, Soc.. q.
lbs and 81. 50 each.
Chtlds Merino Vest, Pants and drawers, 10 to %
inches. Csc each 20 to "a inches. 30c. each. Extra
qualities At 25c. and mp. according to SIZE.
Ladies'. Mems and Children's Cashmer. Hose.
Wool and Cashmere Gloves and Miitens.
Special bargains in Lace Curtains and Portier,s.
We srs selling Portisrs, with fringe and dsdo top
and bottom. extra heavy. at s4.5O pair.
AN ITEM FOR CHRISTMAS.
Will offer for few days regular 25c Infants Doll
for lohc.
Best Imported Zephyr. and 4 fold. ct 60
CARHART IEfDY
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. i2-Flour steady. unchanged
receipts 1855 barrels: shipments, s,Os. barrels
sales. 400 barrels. Wheat No. 2 red. strong
spot, 06isal.O6k; November. l0Sel.o6A; Deceul-
Der, 1.o7 Aai.oIA; January, leskal.osx; May, IL
bid; steamer, No. :. red. L0sk asked-reeepts,
9s,5Il bushels: shipments, 41,6sI bushels; stock
1854, s'a bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels Southern
wheat steady-Fultz, l.o3al.os; Longberry, l-uas
les Corn - mixed. riuIl and easy; spot, 64H
year, .s4a as4h: January, b4as4k; February, "a
54A; March. A-receipts, sOOl bushels: stock. So.
sss bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels. Southern corn
steady-white, ssz6o; yellow, ssaso. Oats easier
No awhite western, ssasst; Nc. mixed western
51ka3s - receipts, 1900 bushels; stock. t9. s2'
bushels Rye rrm-No. T. l.os-receipts, s,sss
bushels shipments, 1885 bushels; stock, i44,sss
bushels Hay nrm-Rood to choice timothy, iaoea
per bushel, 3D.; Cork for orders, per quarter,
4s-sd-a5s- Cotton dull-middling. 81. Provisions
steady, unchanged. Butter steady, unchanged.
Eggs active-a.ass- Coffee nrm-kio cargoes fair,
i; Net. 1skalsh. Sugar steady, unchanged
Copper nrm refined, IN. Whisky nrm, M
changed. Peanuts, unchanged
BALTIMORE. Nov. la-vifeinia ten-fortisA q
bid; do threes. ss,ssssb Baltimore and Ohio mock,
locales; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nfsts,
100 bid; do.nrst incomes, IS asked; do. eecood
incomes, 81 bid; do. third incomes. sas; Consoib-
dated gas bonds, li2xalis; do. stccks <5kse&
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THE sAYwARD CASE.

ConAments Of the Lossdoh 'sTimes" ON the
American 0ovSfnment's Action.
LoSDos. Nov 1.-The Times today, COM
mentiug upon the Saywsrd case, says that it is
not apparent why the owners of the sayward
should be deprived Of the remedy they claim
because The United States has agreed 10 arbi.
tration. The Times adds that when the con-
troyetsy coines before the arbitntors it il clear
that Mr.. Blaine win have case which Il win be
an easy matter for him to establish.
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BBB 90 \ Mn
wv II wv A II {! e III Z I.
Tomorrow W hold our third weekly Rem
rant Aas. with new Of clearing out all
''odhs and ends"in every department. We
give below the exact quantity We have. the
-formev prices spd thervdSced pricss. There
| 10 very aps to We soheshing detsiied below
which you mag be glad to buy II the reduced
price.
GLOVES.
4pairs 4.button Tan 0,scs oioves sises
0and 6e<. Reduced nom u to BIC.
3psifs 1-hoyk Gray olsce Gloves. Sises
On and 6k. Relucea from d .25 10 ellis.
\ b pairs 7shook Tan Gloves Sizes 5tS,
ahd6k. Reduced from q. 90 to eL3p.
5pairs 4-button Misses Gloves Sizes S
.snd 81 Reduced from 76c. to Soc.
pairs 6outtoA suede Gloves IN Mode.
s,sss . and 81 nsducsd from els to
pairs 4.button Pearl alace Gloves. Sizes
~ and g. Reduced from u to sss.
FANS.
Old Rose katih Fan, With carved stict.
Reduced frsin az. IS to 81. -.
White satin fan. painted. Rsducod
froa 96c. 10 .,Dt. 80 . % ---'-
BLOCK GAUGE Fan. Reduced from sl4s
TO SDcs -.
LEATHER oUobs. s.
brown Fancy Leather Pocte. Book. Re.
dueesi from 80. to 4tc.
Black Leather Pocket Book. Reduced
from 81. Is to 81 rs
Red Pocset Book, oxidizsd TRIMMING.
Reduced IRON u. 70 to f5c.
j EwrLRY. t
pair solid Silver Eardrops. Reduced
from Tac. IL Pic,
spair. Rolled Cola Bead bracelets. Re-
ducsd from o.. 10 4oc.
cein Silsse Heart Pendants. Reduced
from as to 1sc
stone csvscsus Pm. Reduced from ~.
to 14c.
Hos,EnY. -. -.
pairs Plated SILK Boot Pattern Hose.
Size 81. Reduced from 81. 25,.o 4Sc.
2pairs I.sle Thread Hose. Sues. Reduced
from Gbc. TO DC
4paifs cAiidfenI Black Cashmere Hose.
Size 3 Reduced from Csc. 10 3ss
Opairs faofn' Boot Pattern coiored Top
Hose. Sizes ~ and 3. Reduced from ACC.
to SIC.
UsDrRwrAn.
Lisht Bloc Ribbed snk Vest Sine Z.
Refused from FAC. 70 sec.
INFANTS, Wan.
pairs Of Infants Hand-knit Bootees.
Reduced FROM ~. TO lshc.
Infants silk-embroidered Caps. Sizes
IL and IL Reduced from Soc. TO 3lc.
IhYantr Short Efderdown Striped Coat.
Reduced from "a. SO to s3. 81.
Mus11r UsDrswEAn.
Cambria Lacesrimmed Gowns Sizes
Is and II. Reduced from q. 80 to 81 oa
j Lace-trirnned Skirt. Slightly soiled,
Size 80. Reduced from 81. As to Ell 49,
CoRsErs.
6pairs c. 2. cossets, IN Black, Drab, Blue.
Pink, Cream and White. Size FL One of
each size. Reduced from go to 81 % per
pair.
VErLs.'
1loto JET Dotted veu.. Reduced from
loo to Zoe.
/ lo,of Pear, Dotted Wells. Reduced from
15c to 10c.
Nor,oss.
Is Bottles Thurston's Tooth Wash. Re-
duced from 15e. to I6c.
Hair Brushes. heiucsd from Ioc 70
lie. .
i HAIR Brush Reduce from &c. to lie
1Cloth Brush. Reduced from 3Sc to l9c.
PUT Box Reduced from 25c. to 1Oc.
4 Plush Hand Mirrors. Reduced from
25c. to &c.
THE BON MARcHE.
1t 3l4 and sle 7TH ST. NV
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BIDS OPESED.-At the supervising architects
Office today bids FOR repairs and alterations Of
the photograph gallery at the Treasury De-
partment were received as follows: Geo W.
Corbett. $3.50 TO be completed in twenty-four
days; Frank n. Carver. $3.50, no time stated;
John Henderson, $50, thirty days.
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Comlnx b Repreesut sFrieeo,

Ban FaAxcrsco, Nov. II --NsssrA R p. Ham
nond, ). G. Quinn and J. D. Reading. commits
aonsrs appotnts4 70 Ssours the national rspsb-
hoan sad democratic eouvsntions of GAa Fran
e1Dcu, Win leave for Warrington today. 80 IL
-, 900 had been subscyibsd
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SuRrR.sEs Foa FR1DAz OSLy.
Is In. TO 6 p.m.)

Is an. TO 3 PM
vEEss GOODS. The Pslai. Royals 81 % Broad
CLOTH 81 inches wide. aud 81. % Bedford Cords. a.
inches wide. have earned erviaoie reputation.
Tonofrows price. 81. ~ yard.
1RINNfNGs--FesthsrT Trimmings and Boas at 10
per cent discount. The Back siIk Isces marked yc.
yari reduced to - cents. y
MILLINERY.-On One tenth of the price marked or
the Ponpon, Azrette. QGill. COque Feather. Wing
Bird you may Select. Choire % the So cuuches OF
Prince of wales Fe1thers for - cents.
u NDERwEAR The American Hos,erJ COMPANY
Underwear at l0pes cent discount
EwELRY.-17c. Stsriiax Silver Thimbles for II
cents. Sc. Oxiired and BrirEs silver Writing Tab
lets sor 81 cents.
STATIONERy.-writin PAPER. ruled and plain.
lie. instead Of 15c. round aeenr - sheets.
DRAPERY.-Scarfs u! China SILK. with painted oil K
boitsnz cloth ends. So. instead oil Is Cenis.
llANDKERCRIEfS OF siis crppe IN coiors, for
n-ekwear. q each Las; CT :se i've great surprises
near.
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First LIEUT.. JoHN PITCHER, fret cavalry.
formerly on the staff OF Gen. Schofeld, has
been granted leave for four months from
December l.
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Bonds REDEEMED.-The amount of AZ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was ell. 4cO.
making the total redeemed to date S2l, 2Si. 700
and leaving outstanding "a .273OoO