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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerA
EXECUTORS SALE OF FINE BUILD
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/ 10N0A1~SoN 0fsOS', AucsioHee'A
EXECUTORS SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
ON HI STREET, BETWEEN Sd AND 4fh
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of the authority vested In me Will ~
sell IN trout OF the premises on tn URSDAI
O'CLOCK Pm, an that piece or parcel Of ground and
land known and described on the ground plat OF the
city of Washington District Of Cou mbia and being
sub lot g. in square No 77e fronting 10 .se' on
Terms: One-third cashbalance in and two years,
notes 10 bear per cent interest per annun payable
premises all cash, ut option OF purchaser Convey.
ancing. &c, at cost Of purchaser deposit Of 500
at time OF SALE Terms to be complied with In 10
days, otherwise the executor reserves the right to
resell the property st the risk and cost OF the default
In some newspaper published In Washington, D.
ocl2-d&ds CHAS A. WALTER. Executor.
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Antonio OeGnaR1Fo, . Nav York italian,
whose wife had deserted him, found her ysster.
day and gave her Q ters1bie beating. A the
man turned 70 loave the house Inc woman Shot
him dead.
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CHILLIcoTHE, o., Oct 2l.-Mrs. James
Robinson met with a horrible death at her
home In this city. Mrs. Robinson was "A very
aged lady, and was In the habit of smoking
Alter enjoying her usual afternoon smoke she
put the pipe ia the pocket OF her dress and Took
a nap in chair. The coal In the pipe fell out aud
lgnited some paper in her pocket. and soon all
her clothes were I'm flames. Before assistance
could arrive she burned To death.
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A DEFoRMEp INFANT MURDEREp-A special

A DEFoRMED INFANT MURDERED.-A special
TO the New York World from Boston, October
10, says: Mrs. Abraham Lamb, wife OF one OF
the leading democratic politicians, gave birth
70 . male child week ago to-day which was
disfgured with the deIormity OF \ hare-iip and
cleft palate. The father ana Mrs. Wceden. aunt
Of Mn. Lamb, were greatly disappointed ON dis
covering that the child was deiormed. but Dr.
Cushman, attending physician, assured them
that the lip could lie made 10 appear all right
and that by an artificial palate the child would
De able TO talk. They, however, were not sat-
tsfied, and, IL is said, blamed the physician for
not allowing the child 10 die at its birth. sun.
DAY morning the child died, and the physicisn,
suspectlpg IL had been poisoned, nolified the
police. This morning Mary b. Elliott. the nurse,
WAS arrested and confessed that the infant had
been gfven iaudanum at the solicitation OF the
father and aunt The police while making 9
search for the father found that he had dis.
posed OF his business and left the city. The
nurse was arraigned on the change Of murder
and committed without bail
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TIE 0IoRoIA PHYSIOLOGICAL SCHOOL,
The Georgia archaeological commission mel in
Atlanta Wednesday 70 decide the question OF
the location OF the school 10 be established In
accordance with an act OF the last legislature.
The state appropriated $65. 900 for the buid-
Ing ana equipment OF such a school and in
structed commission Of five, appointed by
the governor, TO locate the school In the citv OF
fertng the best Inducements. Atlanta was
selected The city gives SO 600 and q mag.
nfncent site for the school and agrees to make
an annual appropriation Of $4,000 Tor thirty
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
Cur,ev. Case ar s..penaea Au,m.s,.,.

CurSous Case or suspenaed Antmassew.
WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. 2l.--lewis Rich
ardson Was employed last week by Mr.. Emer-
line. living near here, 90 help him pick sppies.
On Friday last, while working In a large tree,
he suddenly tell TO the earth. breaking his
back. and lying for upwards OF an hour Sefore
he was found. Mr. Emerline found him stiff
and motionless and utterly incapable az
speech. He had Richardson removed To AIS
home and physicians were summoned. The
latter applied electric batteries aud used other
remedies TO bring him around, but Without
avail. They gave up the case as hopeless. sat
uroay morning he partially aroused aud
spoke q lew words, aud then fell back In his
former state of unconsciousness The case was
then abandoned by the doctors. aud prepars-
tons made by Richardson's family for his fu-
neral The surprise and terror oi his wife can
better be Imagined than described " hen the APP
parently dead man turned over from his reclin-
Ing position yesterday morning aud asked tor .
drink OF water. at the same time saving that he
felt first rate. Mrs. Richardson instantly seised
q glass ana started out of the house TO set the
water, ana, though absent hui a lew moments.
found ON her return that her husband had again
relapsed Into "a trance-Ike slumber. 4 phSsi-
cisn was immediately cent for by the grief.
stricken vile, and has verdict, ON making q
tnorougn examination, was that Lille conn
pietely extinct
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doAAs BOWLING, Auctfoneer.
Two FINE PIANOS SEVERAL MIRRORS. Pa n.
LOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SETS
AND SEPARATE PIECES DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS. SMYRNA RUGS ONE WALNUT
CABINET BEDSTEAD, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
&c
-. Also
a LOT or New and Secondhand Building Material
material for large China Closet
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages, Buygies WAGONS Harness ono
new Saddle aud Bride ~
.. sAA TE R}4 OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD, 1885,
AZ len OCLOCk. In front and within my auction
rooms shall sell . varied collection OF Household
1Inects. oc2l-2t
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A Proposal of Marr,.., KILLED He,

WICHITA, NAN. Oct. 2i.-Mrs. Nj. 1. smith,
mistress OF one OF the large boarding houses OF
this city, dropped dead this morning. She had
ana became very much excited over proposal
of marriage. While talking of this TO N seryafe
she iell upon her face and almost Immediately
expired.
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CQUARE Grand PIANO, COVER AND STOOL.
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS PIC
TURES. MIRRORS, ETC, CONTAINED IN
HOUSE No l44l S STKEET NORTHWEST
On FRIDAY MORNING.. OCTOBER TWENTY
SECOND, 1886, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK we
will sell on the premse 1441 street, the welkept
household furniture, etc. contained therein, consist
ParIor suite and Covers, Marble Top Table, ten Fine
Pictures yosemite Valley, Marble Top Oak Side
lures Walnnt Wardrobe. Walnut Chamber Sets,
Lounge and Chairs Sewing Table Flower stand, Brus
sells and other Carpets, Mirrors, Springs Tableware
China and Glassware, etc. etc.
Ocl93t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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A GRAND NAVAL PARADE
War Vessels TO be in New York Harlan
fn Force ON Bartholdi Day.

THE HARBoR TO BE MADE EEsPrESpENrIN THE
DAYTIME BY A PROCESSION Oh HUNDREDS OF
wATER CRAFT AND By A GRAND PY KoTEcHNIc
DISPLAY AT NIGHT
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Inc SMART BuYER Is DEAD
Unto the fact that we are this Offering special
Inducements in RELIABLE AND STYLISH
CLOTHING Of all grades. In quality and make you
VIII hnd our new stock all that could be desired We
make a point TO handle such garmen,s ONLY "A ara
strictly first class in material and workmanship
We sell you an elegant cheviot Suit a, 81. so tha.
~oulk be cheap at $1,000
We sell you an ATWOOD Cashmere Suit ts1ooo
thst would be bargain al sIAoo
We sell you An extra fine Cashmere Suit NJ $40 20
that you cannot match anywhere under la 50
We sell you fine Prince Albert Suit silk faced a,
$500 that would be cheap at $1,000
We sell you better Prince Albert al SlaOO tina; 4
really worth $500
We sell you an Atwood Fall Overcoat at $3.50 A
very fine al $1,000
have an extra large line Of Suits for Boys from
Is To Is Years old from S5OOup
We have full line OF Boys Eau and Winter Over.
coats. from "a. 20 up Z, $1,000
for Children from I3 years old Suits with shor,
Pants. az $3.50. 81 IS. saoO, $3.50 S4oO. 81 20
which we guarantee to be 20 DER cent less than Won
can buy them elsewhere.
We nave null line Of Odd Pants from 81 5Oun
GIVE Us CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
celia CORNER 7rH AND @ srREsra
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

ivy BRICK HOUSES ON THE SOUTHWEST
SOHNER OF HALF AND STHEETS SoifT ri.
EAST, AT AUCTION wv "a
,r IN y, WEDM ESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER -
t1wEsNf!ETH. 1885, ct FOUR O'CLOCK. In ss
Iivns VI the premises, shall sell one twO-story E#
c f one onetory Brick to be removed in ten days
Terms cash.
Potomac r r Co. - ~ ncIs A.
LIE ABOVE SALE rs UNAvOIDABLY
TYstPomeI untll SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY
AhAnD 1885, same hour and plaza Oc9l-2t
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OrrsrSe Or Souyxs1ns,
GREAT SOUVENIR WEEK AT
Il 4 ~ gee S.
kk H I'M 9 sS SO s.ss
F. !. F i. Is T.
s1A SEVENTH STREET, NV,



At 50 cents and ut 90 centa Atwood reu Hsts fash
a. s! ssS,: only; Fias Ens,isa Felt Hats. best
Al xl1S F5eneh fels Hsss and Bouness. elegant
AZ si.zo, best French reH Hat. desirable shapes
Al. Ar - and s225. Fines Black snk Beaver Hats
Obi. Sn,ld5ens Hats-Trimmed and Untrimmed-Chi
and wave. = .5s g.
P.ssern Hat. and Bonness-onr imported Pattern
Hats, expressly imported for Kings Palace, which
sSs5 W. 80 and SO we are selling now at sl5 and
CANT Pattern Hats. American manufacture at 90 81.
Wings Fancy Feathers and Birds the largest stock
io S ri 90 q as o. I's
E.ney husss. and veivess at sl.2s. slDo and q
yslye.esns at 49, SO. SO. SO and 7sc per yard
Ostrich TIPS in all eoiors and black At 70, 81 20 and
WRAPS, WRAPS, WRAPS.
Ladies'. Misses and Children. Cioaks visises Eng
wraps. In Cio.h. seal Plush. Cheviots. silks and
all standard materials and Novelties imported direct
csndrsn" coaHs A. Al = IS. g and w. anu '1'
and our
+. III Is i: ::
I: !. F E.. 4 e. s.
ocl4 s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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TOMORROW.
"ALTEK b WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneera

"ALTER b WILLIAMS a CO., Auctioneera
SELLING OUT TO CLOSE BUSINESS BY NO
VENEER FIRST.
We shall sell at branch store of II. Shriner d Co..
At 500 Fifteenth street northwest, opposite U. s.
Treasury, on TH TIL ,l, AND M, FRIDAY DC
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the balance of stock
Contained therein to close business by November l,
1885 consisting OF Double and single Harness. Robes
BIan kets. Trunks. Leather Goods. Travelling Bags
Tourist Supplies, etc
Terms cash.
ocI0-3t WALTER B WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auets.
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T,HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
CONSIGNMENT OF CROCKERY AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY OCTOBER TWENTY SECOND 1856,
at TEN O'CLOCK. within my auction rooms I shall
sell large consignment OF Crockery, which will be
sold in lots to suit the trade. ocl03t
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Orders from the other Islands filed at Best Rates and
with dispatch 2s3-26s
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A Generous Little Boy.

Bobby" said his mother, "there are two
pieces of cake In the closet, one for you aud
one for Gracie The one ON the lower shelf
is for you"
Bobby broke for the closet and presently
returned
@You said that the piece on the upper
shelf was for me, didn't your he asked Of
his mother.
"No," she replied, shat is Gracis'a The
piece on the lowey shelf Is yours."
"Well, I'm very sorry, mamma. but ate
Gracie's But I'll tell you what I'll do" and
a generous light shone in the little boys
clear eyes, "as soon as Oracle comes home
I'll give her part OF mine"
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overdone Agriculture.

Agriculture is dangerous business In
California Last week a squash broke loose
from vine, rolled down hill smashed In enc
side Of barn, and killed horse.
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Casks Dupee Hams,
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General advertisements.

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Would call attention to their. Large and
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Without Funds.

WASHINGTON, June 80. - Congress
having failed to pass the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill
before beginning the fiscal year to which
it is to apply, the executive departments
will open to morrow morning without
funds for the payment Of any of their
employees. Under the provision OF the
law which forbids any department to ex-
pend money in any fiscal year in excess of
appropriations, or to involve the govern
ment in any contract for the future pay
ment of money in excess of %appropria-
tons, it is questionable whether the heads
ofdepartments have the right to accept the
services of their employees with any under
standing that they are to be compensated
when the appropriations shall be made.
However, under the accepted legal theory
that in general contracts there are no
fractions of a day, it is held that no en-
barrasment will follow the failure to pass
the bill, if the senate, as it probably will,
shall tomorrow take up and pass the
emergency resolution passed by the house
to day, extending the appropriations of
last year temporarily. In this event, if
the president approves the resolution it
will bear the date of July !, and will
cover services rendered during that day
and thereafter until its termination.
, 1886-07-01
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

An explosion of pent up sewer gas oc-
CURED in the British parliament buildings
on Tuesday, and gave rise to wild rumors
of another dynamite outrage.
Honorary degrees have been conferred
by the university of Oxford. Eng, on
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes and John
Bright
Three Conservative members Of parlia-
ment from Liverpool districts, without a
contest, their seats being conceded to
them.
The archbishop OF Baltimore received
the beretta yesterday and took his place
anon tie cardinal princes OF the Roman
church.
The Lake Shore ROAD continues to move
its trains under guard, without serious
difficulty. though there was an attempt at
interference yesterday.
The Pennsylvania Republican conven-
ton has nominated Gen. Beaver for gov
ernor and William T. Davis for lieutenant
governor.
The president has sent to the senate the
nomination Of Hugh Smith Thompson, Of
South Carolina, to be assistant secretary
of the treasury vice William T.. Smith, re-
signed.