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NEW PARrs DREss TEXTURES


SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRoTHERl,
HAS JUST RECEIVED \ LARGE l., Ne OF Nov
ELTikS IN IMPUTED DRii,S FABRICS
PURCHAS. ID IN " rW YORK DURING The
pAsI WEEK, AT CRAFTY REDUCED
PRIZES"
NOVELTIES, IN HAIR LINE STRIPES AND
eli ECkS at .5c. and 81.
NOV. LTIES IN PARIS CONVERSATION SUIT
IN ). from $40 10 $50 u Pattern.
NEW AL. VOL. oHEEiOT MIXTURES. at 62la.
NkW fn..NCH CAMEHS HAIR, at zoe and 81.
NEW tHEa'kED AND Plaid CLOTHS, FOR
MISSks jackets AND WRAPS
NEW E>Gi.ish AND SCOICH COSTUME
PLAiS AID TwILLED FRENCH HABIT
CLOfnS IN stP.kB QUALITIES FOX
LADIl - TAILOk-MADE 81 rs
ALL SOIO..s, at "a. % and ST.
SOSELIlEs> IN lMPOkTED WRAPS JACKETS,
Ni-N ala ElS AND CIRCULARS.
I-LESASt SEAL PLUSH SAIQUES AND VS.
BEsr MAKES OF MERINo UNDERWEAR FOR
LAD.Ics- GENTLEAEN AND CHILDREN.
NOVELTIES in AANDk1-RCHlktS AND HOS
rREFO. .ssE AND PERINoTs KID GLOVES.
"sPIClAL.-HANE NOW OPEN NY "DlKECT
I-,.POKTATION'' or The LATEST NOVE,-
IIt-S ~ SILK ILLUSIONS And BRUSSELS
NkTs, BUiH PLAIN AND FANCY, FOl.
EJENING UkESSk&
&S SPECIAL AfAhTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
r.VENiNG GOODS BY CAD LIGHT.
~ PLAIN kAoU HES AND,Or.KElT PRICES
st-AION PERRY,
FERRY k6uILDJN0
Penn Avenue CoTuer otn street
Established 1910. nl3
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The snake Two New.Yorkers saw.

From the Chico (Cal.) Chronicle. Oct %.
Day before yesterday two men, Russell
Smythe and Charles Catobaugh, New Workers,
making tour OF California; were cunning In
the hills east OF town, sudden commotion In
the brush rod or so ahead Of them. into which
a covey Of quail they were following had just
gone, caused them to halt. They had stood but
a moment when they were surprised 10 see q
huge snakes head reared above the bushes. The
snake saw them and started toward them,
dashing out his tongue and swaying his head
from side To- side. Realizing their danger, the
men emptied their shot guns al the monster
and succeeded ia checking his course and turn
ing him from them. One OF the men. Catobaugh,
was in town yesterday, and after considerable
coaxing told us the ABOVE He said he did not
like TO tell OF IL lest people would say he WA =
liar. He says that as the snake crossed The open
space i'm the woods ne got AL idea OF lis size.
According TO his idea IL was over 20 feet long,
and the middle OF its body as large AS Hour
barrel. party OF persons living near there are
going out to-day 10 see II they can capture the
serpentine wonder. His haunt Is near buckeye,
where a large California lion Was Killed = lev
akS aUn
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WEDDING INTERRUPTED. Cortland

A WEDDING INTERRUPTED. Cortland
Smith, one OF Horneilsviile, n. Y, prominent
business men, was to have been married to
Sadie Croft, a society young lady Of Canisteo,
last Saturday. The hour Tor the ceremony was
set for nine o'clock in the evening, and large
number OF guests were invited. Al eight
O'Clock q young woman with baby In her
arms aiighted from u train from the west. She
inquired for the Croft residence, and being
directed to IL, went there. She Told the family
that she had been betrayed by Cortland Smith,
and that he was the father OF her child. Miss
Croft at once refused TO become the vile OF her
affianced, ana IL is said insists that he shall
atone for his wrong TO the young woman ~
marrying her.
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GREAT SLAueHrEM
COMPETITION DEFIED,
OUR GREAT SLAUGHTER HAS BEGUN.
FANCY FEATHERS AND FELT HATS ALMOST
GIVEN AWAY!
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
X G'S PA L A Il.

The very best Frpnch Fur Felt Hats heavy wide
Dinuing double row stitching, at IS and 50 ceiits
Wool eits at 40 and So cents Fancy Feathers and
i1irtis hve hundred dlieet styles lie loveiiest
sortmeut ever produced, at 20. 81. 40 and ~ cents
wings at and l2l2 cents Vevets. Pushes and Rib
boifs a. rensr kaoie low prices
iadirs Mi,se, AID hildren's Cloaks, the leading
ana most fashionable styles import q. ion;
fifty thousand dollars worth of Coaks 10 be sIaugh-
tered; price oDJrct.
over one hU u thousand dollars of Mill.
merry ana CloaAs must 20
where.
Remember, Ladies' fo- your own interest we ask
you 10 come. II Will Lay YOU to Gail al
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WASHINGTON. d. c..
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
z H. WARNER co,
DE- Real Estate Agents S,a = .,,..,n
TwaENTY,EIeHT FINE RT1tpISe IN LOTS Tn on as
ELEyEN LOTS coKSER Sd srKEET AND
ALL CoNfAISINe OVER $4,000 SQUARE
TMENTitTHiRp. isss, eon@eacins at F. Fo1R,
THIRTY O'CLOCK. will sell, in front OF the prem
22 Building Lots south side of Mclean avenue.
II d do d do c nor.e of Mclean avenue and
Sd street.
Mclean ayenne IL conc1etei he SQUARE in which
these Lots situated is being rapidly built up and
those desiring to purchase a desirable Lot f. Z
b, me tcad for investment and speculation should
Terms Easy and sade known on day OF sale. A de-
posit required each Lot sold. Abstract Of title mp
MT DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TJNHos J. FISHER & CO. Real Estate Brokers
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM,
OF THE sEIsN NTH STREET RE TT, TgRNPIK ks
TWEEN yTKUMBuLL STRICKLAND HOWARD
By virtue of decree of the supreme Cour; Of -
the Distric OF Columbia. passed in the consoli-
dated equity causes No. $500. wherein Oliver Il. -
fetdanis. and 1914. wherein Branigan are
conpiainants and Oliver t. Magruder ct al defend
ans the undersigned trustees will sell, on FRIDAY
NOXEMB.,R TWENTY SIXTH. A: D. 1885, at
THREE O'CLOCK r. NJ en- The premises the follow
ingdescribed operty. In parcels according to the
pat filed In said causes No 1854 viz All that part OF
tract OF land In Washington cou.ty. in the district
Of Columbia known as Mount Pleasant. and being
Fart Of lot No three in the division Of said ract
which allotted TO David Peter said part parcel
land fronting on the boundary of the Sew
enth stree, turnpike leading to olkve. and con-
tanning square acre OF land bounded on the north
by w. D. Bea Is purchase and on the south by that
sold TO Aaron M. Gattre |, together with ali the i'm
proyemenis said PROPERTY vas suLdiviIed into lots
of 81 10 81 feet front with depth OF 2OS One OF
said lots is improved by large three-story brick
dwelling and clubhouse
erms of safe: On e-third of the purchase money
cash in hand and the. emander in equal nstallments
payable in twelve aud twentyfour months from the
of sale the said deferred payments bearing inter-
est at the rate OF SIX per cent annun from dale OF
sale. All conytyancing al Gust of purchaser. Taxes
TO be paid by the Trustees OF the proceeds OF sale
deposit of $50 each lot required day OF sale
ihe terms sale not complied with In ten days,
he Trustees reserve the right to RESELL The property
the risk ana cost of the deiaulting purchaser.
GEORGE r.. HAM1LTON,t Trrs+oa.
FRANKLIN IL MACkEI,) -~
THOS. BOWLING, AuCt nl5-d&dS
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The CATHOLIC SYNOD OF NEW foRK.--The
synod Oh the New York archdiocese held o short
session yesterday afternoon. The DEGREES were
dnalIy passed upon. and after the benedictiOn
by Archbishop Corrigan the synod adjourned.
Ine arcnbisnop VIII write u pastoral letter
which will he read in all the cnurcies Of the
archdiocese on sunday. The synod was the
men ever known In the history Of that arcn-
diocese. About tour hundred priests were pre-
sent
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

FOLEY Auc'ioneer'
will sell the stock contained in store No 355 Penn
MORROW Saturday,. at SEVEN r. NJ. and vii, con-
tinue each evening until The stock dspo,ed Of The
goods comprise q full and complete stock of Gents
Furnishing Goods The stock will be closed out With
out reserve.
Mage NJ FOLEY.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR. J. p CAULFIkLD WILL RESUME BUSI
IL MSS October LIST,
AT 1122 Connecticut Avenue.
selS-3m First Flat
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
oooeeAtog About the C0mmssssoueev
who Visited 90. Lou,s

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-The men who came hero
claiming To be commissioners from the .social.
istic Republic Of the Rio Grande" are Col. Waite
Sanford, OF Tom Greene county, Tex; Mai. Bin
Davis, Of Maria. Tex; Rod Hume, o. Demir.g.
y. NJ, and Chris. o'Connor, Of San Simon, Aria.
Two other gentlemen who are with the party
want their names kept secret TOR the present.
Sanford. Davis, Hume and O'Connor are typical
pioneers and border men, and their coinpan-
ions are men influential ia Texas. one OF them
being an exstate senator, and the other. for Q
number OF wears unIil recently, a district judge
they are all dead I'm earnest and sauguine OF
ultimate success. Col. Sanford Is wealthy
cattleman. and firmly believes that the mag
nihcent ranges or northern Mexico should Do
utilized by American cowmen. Maj. Davis 10 .
sheepman. whose nocks have had four years on
the north shores of the Rio Grande. Mr.. Hume
Is freighter. who has made piles OF money
running stage lines and hauling ores FROM
mountain camps in New Mexico and Arizona
10 the stamp-mills and smelters In the low
lands Mr.. OConnor II an Arizona miner aud
claims TO have discovered. opened and per
iected MS Title To, but was subsequently biiked
ny mexican officials out of. some of the finest
mining Claims In chihuahua. In fact, all of
the men save the ex-senator and ex- Judge have
some grievance against Mexico. All are vete-
ran Mexican haters. The delegation have left
here Tor Chicago TO lay their plans quietly be-
lore The convention OF csttlemen there.
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i " ~ Ia " h,ll
rooms. shall sell the above Cart. nls-2t
g BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
PEREMPFORY SALE OF CUTTERS BUGGIEs
WAGONS, HARNESS, HORSES, &C.
Will be sold 1T the Bazaar, $40 Iyouisana avenue, on
SATURDAY MORNIN.. NOVEMBER TWEEN.
TlETH. al TEN OCLOCk-
Ten Albany Cutters i.eather-top second hand
Buggies. surrey, = new Fxpre IS Wagons. with sew
erai o.her Wagons and PheGons. Harness. &C
Thirty Head Of Horses Mares and Mules, some
frstrate drivers and workers
nl7-2t 5. BENSINGER, Auct-
DEREMPTORY SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
l. STORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
ROOM. NO. .Ol6 14TH STREET NORTHWEST
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEM- -
BIER TW ENTlETH, 1856 at $50 OCL OK. f:::tf
we will sell, in front of the premises. of the
best built brick dwellings and in of the mos
LOT 81, SQUARE 2O4,
fronting 20 feet 14th depth of 81 fee
to an alley and improved by q nearly new twoslory
house contains six rooms, wafer, gas sewerage an(
modern improve mets: ceiIar o.creted aud thOrOug
~ severed and Is one of the best built in the city
for business man or investor good opportunity is
offered
Terms: One-fifth cash, balance in one, two three
per annun, pa able semi-anual. and to BE- secured
by Geei of trust on premises. ali cash option
purchaser. A deposit OF 500 at Sale COIveyancing
etc. at purchasers cost erms to be complied viii
In ten days therw Se right reserved to resell at risk
and cost of deaulting purchaser after five DAYS pubic
Washington u. e.
nl64t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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tHARLES b. MAURY,
FRANK T.kAWLi NGS STrustees
oc15-d&ds 1906 Pennsylvan ave. NV.
T>UNCANsoN BROS, Auc,ioaeers.


lKUSTE s. SALE OF FARM OF ABOUT IA 20.
100 ACRES OF LAND, WITH SIX.ROUM
FRANZ HOUSE AND SMALL BARN, AT ME-
TROPuLIS VIEW, OPpOSITE '1-DjkWOOD.'
BY virtue of deei of Il ust. BEARING date 23d go
November, d. 1855. and duly recorded in ;::3
Lioer No. 1855, at olio lS0 ct seq, Of the E:E4
Land OF the District OF COlumbis. Ill sell
IN front Of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE THIR-
TEETH DAY Of NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1856, ut FOU X
O'C.UCK PM, ali those certain pieces parcels of
land and pren.ies situate being county and
District uniba, and known and disiingui he'd as
part Of tract OF land known Metropolis View -
and des and DESCRIBED all of Lot twenty (2O)
and portion OF Lots twenty -one CID and twenty
(22). distant AZ. IS percnes hwe>twardy from
running south 10 west, 50 perches. the center OF
recorded subdivision OF said tract Of land known
Metropolis View made by Thomas w. Berry aid
John a. Middleton, trustees, containing IA 2t-lUO
acres OF land. more or less
Terms Of sale: One-taird Of the purchase money to
be L.. Cash, ard the balance at six. twelve aud eig
teen months tor which tue notes Of the purchaser.
bearing interest at six per cent per snnum from
day of sale and secured by de. Of trust on the pre-
perry Sold shall be- taaen. deposit Of 500 required
at lime OF sale Terms 70 be complied with In ten
d. otherwise resale at risk anu cost Of defautug
purchaser after five days notice % such resale In
son,e newspaper published in Washington. D. G. Ali
conv. ylncing and recording at cost OF purchaser.
n12-eod&ds CHARLES b BAILEY 1'u''ee@
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NY I. Parker. The GIFTED HEALER Has
w wonderful power % heal the suck without mel:
cine Nervous aud chronic O speciality. Con
su,aton free Parker house. Ala 81 and PAxve u W.
o<SU3ws
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u H. WARNER 4 CO.. Real Estate Brokers.
De 9l6 street northwest

SIX COMFORTABLE NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, Nos. 800, 3US, 3lO. 312 314
AND $40 Strict SOUTHWEST.
On MONDAY, the WENTY-SkCUND NO 80
VkMBER. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK s.E
p NJ will sell at prDlic auction, In front OF lss2
L G> containing rooms and modern coavenlences
These houses are new aud situated ON one of the best
streets In the southwest
Terms easy. and made known day Of sale. deposit
OF $lUU each house Abstract O. title Up to about
one year ago.
Mid DUNCANSON BROS. AuctS.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Suit Against Distr ct commissioners

suit was entered yesterday in the
name OF James L. Williams against James b.
Edmonds. s. ]. Lydecker and VIM. B. Webb tn
recover SIC, 600 damages by reason Of causing
his arrest and detention in the insane asylum
at St Elizabeth from March 14th, 1885. TO
October 9Th, 1886, when he was discharged
by one of the JUST, es oi the supreme Court of
OF the District He was arrested here on the
complaint Of some one In the War department.
having come here from the west, and be claimed
That the government owed him millions OF dol
lars. He was sent to the asylum on the certif-
cate of two physicians, but Judge Cox held that
u was necessary for de lunatico inQuirendo
proceedings first
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF
JAPANESE WORKS OF ART.


COMPRISING
BRONZEs. CIO1soNNEs. PoRCELAINs AND
SCREENS, AND MANY OTHER ART
OBJECTS OF VALUE.
To be sold at public auction TUESDAY, wEDNES
DAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY
THIRD, TWENTY-FOURTH AND TWENTY
SIXTH. 1886. AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE p
sylvania avenue.
Goods on exhibition all day MONDAY. NOvEM
Der TN ENTY-SECOND.
THOMAS BOWLING
n16-6t AuctiCner
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Two Young Ladies Burned to Death.

Al A FIRE IN A..
A special from Marion, Ind, says: lire, with
terrible and fatal results, is reported from the
village of Landsville, il the northeastern part
OF the county. twelve miles from Marion.
James Johnson, prosperous farmer, and his
family, resided a quarter of mile from the
village. The OF Mrs. Johnson arose and
buiit fire, but finding IL was only O'Clock he
reiurned TO bed, and half an hour later the
house was in flames. Johnson and his vie and
their two Sous escaped in their night clothes
The two daughters of Johnson, Ella and Min
ME, aged respectively eighteen and twenty
years, found themselves surrounded Dy flames
In their upstairs room. They tired TO jump 10
the ground, but escape Shut OFT. Oue Ieil
OH the stairway and persisted there. The other
ran back TO ner bedroom, fell acress the bed
and WAS suffucated. The horror-stricken spec
tatorS were unable TO render any assistance.
The building was completely destroyed.
Among tine cinders ne Xt morning all that could
be found OF the remains OF the unfortunate
young women were a lew bits of clarred bones.
The elder OF then. was a teacher in Landsville
public school. An enploye by the name of
Turner, in making his escape, was SO severely
burned thai ne wlLl pro.aoly die.
THE DwINDLING FISH SCPPLY.-The vet
fish cuiturist, Setn Green, writes TO the
New York Tribune as follows: 81 See by the
American Angler that the Cape Cod fishermen
have had poor luck. No waters, no matter how
large, can stand the catches made by the inn
proved fishing tackle that Is used nowadays.
The steamers and sailing crafts cruise ABOUT
until they school OF fish feeding ON the top
OF he water. They lay their nets around them
and take that school OF fish, big aud little. No
waters can stand that kind OF fishing no matter
how large nor how small the waters may be.
The ingter says the churning of the steamers
wheels breaks up the schools. That would not
destroy the fish. They catch them; that Is what
makes them scarce. told the American peo-
pie many years ago what the result would be in
lime, and was sneered at for advancing the Idea
that the ocean could be depicted. Now the
suit has come. The fishermen were then against
me Tor trying 10 do something tor tuem. Now
they ask me what can be done. 1t Is like lock
ing the door after the horse Is stolen. 1t can be
helped by having Congress make a general law
that there shall he no lsn taken Tor one month
during the respective spawning seasons OF each
kind OF fish. There was a law passed In New
YORK state that striped bass should not be taken
during their spawning season. 1t was repealed
because they could Ue sold in other states. Tue
result is that there are scarcely any striped bass
caught this season. The bass congregate IN dit.
ferent places during the spawning season, and
nearly ali Can he taken. 1 have heard OF very
few being taken this season at Cuddy Hunk
anu PesaQue islam Is. What is the cause?"
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The AMERICAN HUMANE AssocIATIoN.-At
the session Of the American Humane associa-
tion In Cincinnati yesterday measures were
taxed tender the services OF the association "a
arbitrator between railroads and owners OF
humane stock cars TO memorabilia Congress aud
the President In reference to the transportation
OF cattle: to provide Tor systematic efforts TOR
the protection OF birds; tor the employ ment of
agents TO visit states and territories having no
humane societies To secure organisation ana
legislation; 10 secure thorough Investigation Oh
treatment and condition OF cattle ON western
ranches; TO provide for the systematic poiicing
of stock yards; TO secure Uniform legislation for
the protection OF children. The Legislative CON-
mittee was instructed 70 ask the passage OF an
act OF Congress Incorporating the association.
A NEW WEST VIRGINIA RAILRoAD.-A Ger
tificate Of incorporation has been obtained rom
the state Of West Virginia tor the Cumberland,
Moorefeld aud Southwestern Virginia Railroad
company. Tine road will be constructed nom
Cumberland through the counties OF Mineral,
Hampshire and Hardy, West Virgins, 70 Moore.
neid, tine county seat Of Hardy. Ihe capital
stock 10 $10O, 900 al $50 per share. The shares
are held By u nunlber Of persons al Moorenelo
aud Mr.. w. A. Engemau, OF Brooklyn, N. I.
Tne road win open up IL 10 said, new cnai fields
and gave the farmers u chance 70 get their pro.
duce 70 market, which they have been deprived
OF heretofore, OWING 70 the long distance they
hsvo been compelled 70 maui
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, Auctioneer

WALTEk B. WILLIAMS g Co., Aues'oneers'
ELEGANT MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITE,
BEAUTIFULLY oRNAMENTED LATE
GLASS; HA., DSOME MAHOGANY SIDE
BOARD, ELABORATELY CARVED. COSI
LUR SUITES: HANDSOME WALNUT WARD
ROBES: GHIFtONIEKs: EASY CHAIR =. a.
HOGANY AND EBONY DRESS Frs: HAIR
MATTRESSES DECORATED WARE, ETC
On TOMORROW, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH
at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell
within and In front OF saesroom the above assor
ment Of superior made Furniture.
Fine Furniture Will te sold within salesrOom at IL 30
O'Clock precisely.
Terms cash WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.
1t AuctiOneerS.
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HIs TEETH CUT FROM His THROAT.-At the
University hospital in Baltimore Wednesday
William King, u Iarm laburer from Baltimore
county, presented himself stating that he had
his throat. An incisOn was made In the LETT
| side o1 the neck and the teeth taken from tue
upper part OF the HsOphagus, where they were
firmly embedded. He is now in fair way to
recover, but the surgeons state he would gradu-
ally have starved " death had not the oDsLruc-
ton been removed.
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HOTICE-THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE
~ Pound. corner OF New YORK Avenue and 20
ROW, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH. one sorrsl
Horse (two white hind legs white spot ON torch ead
taken up from the southwestern section OF the city
and remaInil.g unclaimed
BY order OF the Health Officer.
1t SAMUEL Ell NSTEIN, POundmaStef.