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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON STREET MORT H, BhTWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEEN II STREETS
WEST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN sou ARE
and recorded on May g. 1880 in liher NO. 93S, eesa
folio 24O ct Of the land records for the lis sI
trct ofCoumbia and by the direction OF the hoider
OF note thereby secured will offer for sale in 'front.'
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. j.. 1886, at HA LFPAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all hat parcel Of real estate,
situate and lying in the city of " ashington in the
District OF Columbia and known and described AS
lot numbered seven Cd of the heirs of John David
sons recorded subdivision OF square numbered two
hundred and forty-eight t24S.) The said lot fronts
TWEEN y-four CAD the side OF north
west, between 18Th and 14th streets northwest and
runs back one hundred and fOrtySeven l41) feet to
th foot {SV) alley and is improved with two
story bricn stable on the rear.
Terms: One-th. I'd CASH the residue in two equal in
stallnlents payable Ind years. respectively
from the day of sale with interest the OF six (G)
per centuu per annnm until paid, and payable semi
annually, for which the notes OF the pure aser bear
Ing Gate on the day of sale and payable in and
years. respectively after date secured by deed of trust
upon the property Sold will be required all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser. deposit of 500 will
recording be- at the of the purchaser Ii The
terms OF SAFE be not compiled with within fifteen days
from the day OF SALE the lruste reserve the right
resell the property at the rS and cost of the default
Star" newspaper.
CHARLES 3. MAURY
,,,., ,sd FkASK T:kAwL. NGs. trustees.
R8- AT THE REQUE n OF THE MAKERS OF
the said deed OF rus the sale is postponed till WEI
NESDAi, NOVEMBER TENTH, 1886. same hour
ana place.
CHARLES B. MAURY, lr,,s,oos
n1-d&ds FRANK L. RAWLINGS. Aiu''ee"
VNTTNEAN SDN
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l. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 81
BOUNDED BY AND AND THIRD AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF ALI. OF SQUARE $40
BOUNDED BY AND AND THIRD AM
FOUR-AND-A-HALF 81 RE- rs SOU EST
BY virtue of deed OF trust to the undersigned, ys
duy recorded in Liier No 653. ioo 90. seq,
Oh the inn records Of the District Of Clumi weAne
viii sell at PUBIC auction ON the PREMISES on MU->
DA the ..i,,Hfh LAY OF NOVEaIBER, 1856
ut FOUR O'CLOCK Phi, ali those certain parcels o.
land in the city OF Washington ~ c., known and d.s
lsiiated on The plats and plan OF said city ii!
Lots numbered nom one a. to twent six t26)
both Inclusive, In Square NUM- cred five hundred
Iofsy-iwo to42). and Comprising the wnoie oil
square bounded, by 3D. aud Ala streets and l and
streets southwest.
ih.s property is unimproved and will be sold sub
jtct TO nil take and assessinS nts against the
certica. Oh the collector as 20 which
exhibited al the time sale.
iern,s of saie Une-iird cash. the ba ance SIX
and twelve months, Iur Whcu the notes o the pur
chaser bearing In crest from he day SALE will u
tken cured oy deed of trust the usual form
Inc property Old or all cash at The option Of tht
pur ha-es de- ost OF go will De required of ths
purchaser of sold aI tie time of sale All con
veyanciug at the cost of the purchaser.
C..AitLES A.. JANIS, c,.......
SYLVESTER b. BUARMAN, 1Fustees.
oc26d&dbs
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ATTRACTIVE HOUSE ON RHODE ISLAM u
AVENUE, NEAR IOWA CIRCLE. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
We will offer for sale public auction in front 80
of the p tmises, ou>e No l w Rhode Island !.I
av' Il e. near Iowa circle. FRIDAY, No. L.
VEN B..N FIFTH. 1886 at Four O'CLOCK a. II.
he house contains ten rooms and has every con-
venience. viz: Bath three water closets. sta
tonary waShtuDs. hot and cold water in two cham
ber reservoir and fierce pump for use when neces-
siry and wire screens for al wind iwS and doors;
hardened hoors in urlor. library and ALI OF the
highest and ST peasant locations III the city VIII
and PORTE.
Terms cash. or one-thrd cash: balance in one, two
and tire years per cent Interest as preferred
interest pay bic nnualy. secured by deed of
trust the pro .erty sold. ConNeyanchg at pur-
deposit of $3.50 required at time of
sale. I tie perfect.
IN house is in perfect order, ready for immediate
occupancy and ca at any
FIJI Il, Y d BROWN
1897 PenESslv mia avenue northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS n.-dNdS
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Danrers Of Pi~tolCnrr,,uv

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. 2.-Mlke Moore,
young man residing in the eastern portion OF
the city, fell down last night with "A revolver in
his pants pocket The weapon was discharged
and the ball entered his abdomen, killing hun
instantly,
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CoRINrH, MISS, Nov. 2.-At an early hour
Sunday morning cabin near the residence of
DIR. w. ID. Sanford, In this place, used as .
liying-room for his negro cook, was destroyed
Oy IRE. Three children of the cook. the eldest
being but eight years OF age, persisted I'm the
nanes before they could be rescued. The cook
nad locked them In her room while she Was
preparing breakfast Tor the family
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w. c. DUVALL, Auctioneer.
nUNCAasON BROS. Auctioneers

DuScASsoS BROS. Auc'0neerA
VALUABLE LAND SCRIP AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of collateral note with instructions -
from the holder We will sell pupiic auction. &3*
within ;.uc. lon rooms. 9Th and ID streets ~~@
Invest MbNDAY MOVE Der 10 II ri,
lost. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, the following
named securities
TO wit, 100 acres Of Portrrfieid Land Scrip. 240
of sioux aif Breed nd q, pieces of Soldiers
Homestead viz: 1897, AZ 80. 1S.4t lS4o. Is j.
1901. 1927. 1884, 1850 1863, ~ "A, 50, 20 3 .
10 96. ID ~. 10. 10 10. 10 14.yU IA 80. LAOS. IA
14.US, l4.lU 49, 1885. 1-oU, l2S2. L. 80. Il 80
IL Lac, 10, ia i214, L. ILL II .a1
lI.7S. 1896 80. 934, 80, 49,. 8 e3 9.53 s. 20
647 $50. 6.62, G.3i 6.o7, GAS. 463. 400 and
10 acres each.
An persons int. resi- ed will please take notice.
Terms ash.
Dy order vi holder of note
noI-6t DUNCAN ON BROS, Auctioneers.
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no2-2t
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
A THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED RESTAURANT.
WITH LONG LEASE, IN FIRSTCLASS LOCA-
T1ON. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST. 1856, at
TWO O LOCK. shall sell on the preini es, Restau-
rant No 1910 ennsylvania avenue which Is COM
petely furnished in every department. together with
good will IL d long lease.
Terms cash. oc29-2t
6n- THE ABOVE SA LIE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTH. 1856. same
hour and place. THOMAS BOWL NG.
n2-2t AuctiOneer.
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Had q Hole X mock ed in his Head But
got Well.

ArHENs, GA, Nov. 2.-Mr. Dottery who had
hole knocked i'm his forehead by a bursting
emery wheel several weeks ago, at the Athens
foundry, and whose life was despaired OF is
now all right, and Will go u work. Mr.. Dottery's
recovery Is considered as almost miraculous.
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GRAND ARMY APPoINTMENTs..-Gen.L ucius
Fairchild, commander-in-caief Grand Army Of
the Republic, announces, through his adyutant
general, several appoin tments. The official sta6
AS compelled ID AS follows: Adjutaut general h
X. Gray, Madison, Mis-; quarternasIer general,
John Taylor. Philadelphia, Pa; judge advocate
general, Henry T. 1aintor, Hartford, Conn.,; in
spector general, Jacob NJ. Hunter, Cincinnati,
Madison, Wis.,; senior aide-de-camp, Phii.Cneek,
jr., Baraboo, Wis., The pension committee VIII
consist, as heretofore, OF Geo. s. Merrill, Law.
renee. Mass; Louis Mayner. Philadelphia, Pa;
James Tanner, brooklyn, n. Y; John q. Line
han, Penacook, n. h, and John q. kountx, To.
edo. Ohio.
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D0WLING. Auctloneer.


CaANCERY SALE OF VALUAB PROPERTY
IN GEOECi f.TOWN, u. C., On STKE.-T. y EAR
THli;Tl-SEVENTH STREET.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of -.
the District oi Columbia. pa sed III Equit,
No $500. wherein JaneS Riley ct a.. con- 49,
p!an.,n,s and Michael land eli AL, deendii 5,
undersigned Trustee. will sell at pubic auction
trent the premises. on TT r-SDAY. the NINTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER 1856, al FOUR O'CLDt a
L. NJ. all that piece or parcei OF ground lying aud
being III G.Drset WI, ID. G.. ana know, the
twenty-six ieet by ore hundred aud fifty feet OF Lot
e-htyseven $50 OF Tn. .keids addition GEORGE
to" n, together with all the improvements thereon
and Inc appurtenances hereto be.ongihg.
rrnis Oi sale follows. 10 wit: one hundred
de p ST. Cash The time of SALE une-lhlr of the pur-
ch.se money cash on tne DAY OF sac or Within
days thereafter. I'd the resi- qua nsta .
mens Il six anu twelve months from the day ofsaie
purchaser giving HI promissorv 'tcs deer ed
pa nents bearing iIteres ON the day OF sale uniil
pa d. the purchaser may, at his erection, all
cash Deed To be retained unil asst payment maze.
ii the terms of safe be compiled wt the ruatee
reserves he right 10 resell The pert at the TASK
Of the deiautng purchaser, after dag 8
notice in a cty paper
CAZENOVE g. LEE, Trustee.
Oc2S-dtS $50 La ave NV,
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RISING OUT OF A LAKE TWO THOUSAND FEET
DEEP.
A letter. under date OF Apia, October 18th,
says that authentic news has reached SAN ID
TO the ertec. tina, on themorning of september
1Otu over one hundred heavy shocks OF EARTH
quake occurred Oh the island OF Ninafou, one
OF the Tonga group, anu that from the bottom
of tie lake, which Is two thousand feet deep,
u nl,,uuIalD has arisen to the neIghL Oi three
hundred teet aoove las surface. Also, that THIS
mountain HAS burst out in flames aud thrown
on. not stones and sand in suca Quantities as
10 destroy LwO-tuIrdS Oh the cOcoa.iu VI trees Oh
the island. In Samoa light SHOCKS OF earth
quake occur SO frequently now tnat they no
lvuser cause any alarm.
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We have just received another shipment OF Bigelow
Lowell and Hartford Carpets. comprising Wiiton's
BODY brussels ana extra super Ingrains also No
9neue. Velvet ana Eoxbury Tapestry: KensIngton
Art Squares al sizes. silk Pushes, spun SILK AM,
Fancy silk Furniture Coverings, irish Point, SWISS
Siuny and Nottingham Lace Curtains. Rsw silk anu
CheDele Table lovers. AL sizes Ti.Use IN want OF
choice goods viii lind II To their advantage examine
our STOCK before purchasing.
aOOE BRO n CO.
ocl 1873 street
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR SLATE.
Office of Building for State,
War and Navy Departments
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Oct. 9th, 1885.
Sealed PROPOSAL furnishing and delivering floor
Has backs and vartitios black STATE at the buid
Ing Tor state, Var and Navy DE part nenIs at W.sh-
lh-ion, d. c.. VIII be received this Gffce until
TMELE : NJ on WE'D y E-DAT. the TEN IL DAY
tF NONtNBi-R. 1886, ard opened Immediately
thereafter in presence of bidders.
Specifications general Instructions to bidders ard
bank forms of proposal viii be furnished eStaL-
llsied manufacturers and dealers application to
This Office THOS LINCOLN CASEY.
oc2S-3O- n l-2S-9-6t Col. Corps Of Eng
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T1NH OMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
IMPORTANT SALE OF WORKS OF ART

IMPORTANT SALE OF WORKS OF ART.
swE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE A
SALE OF A LARGE COLLECTION OF OLE Is
OF ART COMPRISING Italian SCILPTU RES,
FRENCH BRONZES. LARGE HI ALL VASES.
CLOCKS PORCELAiNFS, HIGH GRADE b! QUE
F1GU ES. GREEN MARBLE PEDESTALS, WITH
REVOLVING CAP. AND OTHER ART GEMS
JUST RECEIVED FROM EUROPE.
THE SALE OF THIS VALUABLE COLLEC-
TON WILL TAKE PLACE AT OUR SALES
ROOMS. ELEVENTH STREET AND PEN 1L-
VANIA AVENUE, ON "WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEM Der Ten J. II.
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH. 1886. AT ELEN EN-
AN AND THREE Pm. EACH DAY.
On Exhibition Tuesday November 9th from 10 O.
m. to q pm. THOMAS DOW Ii. &c,
no2-dt, Auctioneer,
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APRIEsr AGAINST THE KNIGHTs OF LABOR.
Father sentenne, preaching In Notre DAME
church in Montreal las: night, spoke against
The revised rules Of the kutgbts OF labor, which
were arranged to suit the Catholic clergy OF thai
province, and advised his hearers who were
members OF that organi EHtion 10 withdraw.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
AUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

lUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
ALE BY AUCTION OF THE ENTIRE FURNl;
TURE CONTAINED IN A HOUSE OF NM NINE
E EeEs sksG NG "a PART 81 REP
h 9k R66KsNdlTHE MAST pIER AfR
CHAdRs; MARBL.. TOP TABLES, WAhHUT
ehA h EhEef tpkSiHtkE wo SAssNS Ikk
zsRS ls nSAISgn hfxfESs sS
Any sIDEB BOA Glass ASp GK2Gk1ETRY.
THEoESH0UT WI i HobY AND TAPEs-
Wnca AL II lSGkAS
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD,slss6.
At Ten O'CLOCK a; M. we will sell the entire Fur,
.,artly cited abve. being the property o. lady de-
ming housekeeping for the purpose OF leaving the
oc3o3t DUNUANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
E,INE LARGE DWELLING HOUSE, NO. 1870
MoA T AvaS Ss FSHF sY Il
Ay wIns s, ptPTH OF ABOUT $50 FEET TO
FER HIRD, 1 So. at HALF-PAsT FOUR It'll
,Ssi we will sell in from. OF the premises -
cHUsETTs AVENUE siGff b being par, of Of ''' -
LOT u, IN SQUARE 1853.
fronting 81 feet inches massachusetts, and
wide alley III lot js improved by large Brick
DWeillhg, containing twenty rooms, including base
ment This property is IN good condition, and in
OF the best locations in the CITY. Two large twostory
Brick stables in the This is opp rtuDity to
obtain tirst-class dwelling In the northwest and
should be seen to be appreciated I his house was
formerly occupied by Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years. notes bear six per interest, pay
able semannually. and be secured by deed trust
oil the premises: all cash, at option of purchaser.
deposit Of > 90 at sac oonveyancng, DC. at pur-
casers c.st Terms to be complied with in ten days,
otherwise night reserved resell risk and cost of
defaulting purcha er. after five days public notice of
N now m iiybp in WQSi-
lngtOn, d. c.
For admittance apply to auctiOpeers.
Oc3U-dNds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
FINHOMAS BOWLING, AucuOueer
TURKISH PARLOR SUITE. ESTEY & co. ORGAN,
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, PIC
IURES WINDOW HANGiNGS, HAT RAJ X.
OFF.NE TABLE. WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
CHAMBER SETS WALNUT WARDhUB1S
HAIR MATTRESSES AND BEDDING. WAL
NUI EXTENSION DINING TABLE, DINING
CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
KIT HEN RtQUIS. TE>.6C. DC, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD. 1856,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, residence, No 3
I'd STREET southeast. shall sell the entire contents
party enumerated above, all Of which is in good
Oion. THOS. BOWLING
oc:,U3t AucIioneer
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR

THE APPLETON or ST. LOUIS MAN WHICH
PUZZLES THE DOCTORS.

THE APPLETON or A ST. LOUIS MAN WHICH
PUZZLES THE DOCTORS.
Sr Louis Nov 2-The Medical society NJ iss
meeting Saturday evening had before II Nv
ing pathological specimen that puzzled the 200
tors TO an extraordinary extent The patieht
was Louis Botto, who was afflicted with lnanit-
ity to control his tongue. The trou ole with MI.
tsotto IN. not that ne il an inordinate talker,
out that on account OF involuntary muscular
iction his tongue continually darts In ana out
II his mouth like the fangs OF an excited soake:
DR. shaw explained that while his patient nau
no a tiiculty In conversing, ana ctuid tak ss
1uently as anybody. he could not controd the
darling in and out process. In fact, the sensa-
lion that Mr.. Botto underwent was tnat OF
person who felt like the end Of his tongue was
fun OF sharp pieces OF glass, and was perpetu.
ally endeavoring To relieve H. He attributed
the trouble to a chronic spasmodic condition In
which The genio-hyo-glorsus muscle was IN
VOWED, and which he could not just exactly ex-
plain.
DIR. Stearns OF the opinion that IL was
case OF local hyperaesthesia. and referred TO
me case OF patient who could not control the
action OF Que OF his fingers and who afterward
died OF insanity.
DR. Atwood elieved that IL was a case of the
central lesion of the brain, and referred to the
case OF Judge Williams. OF ST. Louis county,
wno had sensation siml to a person with q
nair on the eud OF his tongue and was contin-
uaily splitting. Judge Williams died insane.
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THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
RESIDENCE, No. 1886 1 STREET NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.

On THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
FOURTH, 1856, at TEN O'CLOCK, at the above
residence shall sell the entire contents. comprising
general assortment Household Furniture in ex-
cellent condition.
THOMAS BOWLING,
AuctiOner
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Liberty's Torch Ligh ted.

The display OF fireworks in honor of Liberty's
unwilling, postponed since last Thursday. took
place in New York harbor last night aud the
torch was lighted for the first time. Thousands
OF persons witnessed the brilliant spectacle
from the battery, the East river brid ge various
tall buildings, vessels in the harbor, wharves
and other points OF vantage. The statue is now
a regular lighthouse.
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CANDIDATE ARRESTED FOR MCRDER.-Car1
Sherwood. democratic nominee for state sena-
tor, has been arrested at Shawneelown, H., Ior
a murder committed ten years ago. He at once
Withdrew from the canvass. The charge N made
by a man who has served "A term OF impri.on-
ment for the murder, aud who says thai Sher-
wood was one of the four masked men who in
vaded the house OF The victim, otto Hambrick,
and shot him dead he lay in bed. The
murder was the outcome OF feld etWeen
three leading iamiiles al Harden county.
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RBB u U MN MN cSS.
B B IA U MMMM
B BBBs "A = = MMMM ssss
BIB UU n II N ssss

MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
STANDS ALONE-UNEQt ALED AND UN
RIVALED AS THE GREAT BARGAIN
HOUSE OF WASHINGTON.
Notwithstanding the fact that our small show win
dOws prevent Us from displaying goods and prices
we surprise all who enter our house inspect our
immense stock Of goods only by its magnitude but
also the extremely low prices which defy competition
The following can convey but faint idea OF what il
to be had at our numerous aud well stocked depart
mentS
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Our sales in this department decidedly ahead OF
Our most sanguine hopes Still our line is complete
and we are offering FINE CUT JET E.,GING AN Z
TRIMMING. BEAUTIFUL JET GALLONS
FINEST CUT JET DROP GALLOONS ALSO FINE
CUT JEl ALL OVER at prices astonshingly low
We have from the cheapest article manufactured to
that al S45 yard Our prices undeniabiy the
lowest. and for these reasons Our importatons are
direct We are therefore bold in saying that oul
Trimmings are the cheapest in the city.
LADIES AND MISSES
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' English Walking Jacket Tailor made with
two rows of bone. Bal buttons. selling for So would
be decided bargain at So.
NEWMARKETs,
In those very desirable Plaids with capes livery Eng
Ish) and much in favor.
Misses HaveIocks, in sizes from to 10 years for
$3.50, sold last year high as S. But we have
bought them very low.
SCHOOL COATS.
With Plush Collar and Cuffs. in sizes from to 16
years, only 50.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
One lot of Colored Cashmeres Tall desirable shades)
reduced from SO and 80 cents TO 65c. a yard.
VELVETS-A full line in all colors at Toe yard
A genuine bargain.
L1NENS-72inch Bleached Table Linen, worth
75c., special price 6Oc
NAPKINs-ss Napkin GALL linen) at sl;worth 81 .25
a Z. IN Cali < f..y.
dozen.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
100 dozen of Gents superior stout British Hall
Hose. full regular made dcu lie I'll and toe for &c
pair. or pair for SOC sold all 25c pair.
Ladies' silk Handkerchies. in coIored borders and
fancy centers. in great demand at X5c positively q
bargain for l9c each.
MILLJNERY DEPARTMENT.
Special prices of Trimmed Millinery, both in i'm.
ported and those of our own manufacture
R.BBUNS-All shades of silk Ribbon. Satin on both
sides. &c yard. Actual value 65c. q yard
FANCY WINGs-A special lot at l3c worth 25c
ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT
The great rush for our unusually fine line Of Tides
has not broken the assortment We have Russian
Antique. Plush. Monte Cloth. Surah ana many new
effects in Oriental designs. much sought at,er ia
decorating.
RUSSIAN TIDIES-Special prices, commencing at
ID, 20, 70. 35 80 and q, ce Is, according to size
ANTIQUE TIDI4 -S-From 1Uc 10 81, according to
size and quality.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
In Furs of every description we are the leaders
Our line of Fur Trainings is not to be equaIed in
Washington Mutis and Collars match all styles OF
Fur rimmings
Don't forget that prices for GENUINE
ALASK SEAL COATS AND VISIrES LONDON
DYE are manufacturers prices and our assortme n,
complete.
En- En- a 4 ! H N N \ s SIS
BBB 4 "A UU 81 Il Il ssss
It'll. sTH AND SITS oc29
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POLECATS INVADING THE Towns IN GEORGIA.
During Inc past Two years il has not been ut-
usual Tor The atmosphere Oh some parts OF
Perry, Gst., 10 DE tinctufeu With the aroma Oh
skunks, Tor THESE O.ioriIerOus animals seeIn TO
have become partial " the town. On Friday
mig 1T last Que OF these pests was caught In a
steel trap Oh Carolina street, anu later another
was caught in Mr.. W. u. Days warehouse. IL Is
not KNOWN tuaL THESE anlinas have Increased
Ia nuinDer, though some Say the renee law mas
been iavoraDie ~ their increase The theory Is
that uuss were very destructive to tue young
skunks wnen the woods generally were open W
SUCK. ne hoss now being confined, more Oh
the young Ioiecats grow TO maturity.
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AUCTION SALES.
" lexis & CO.. Auctioueers
w So. Louisiana ave. " Poet o63co

w 81. Louisiana ave, op City Post Office
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF GOOD
IHooHESEHoLD FURNLrURE, CARPETS AND
LECTION OF GOODS AND LARGEST AS
SCRTMENT OFFERED THIS SEASON AT
AUCTION IN FRONT OF AND WITHIN OUR
SALESROOMS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
FOURTH. AT TEN orc OK, IN PART SEW
ERAL FINE WALNUT BEDROOM rs OF3
AND 10 PCS. EACH. ONE VERY FINE
DRESSING c ,SE SET OF 10 PCS, SPRINt;
AND Hal, MATTRESSES CONFLICT. COST
500. WALNUT AND 9TH. r WARDROBES
one SUPERB AND RICHLY COVEREJ PAR
hoR SUITE; 8 PCS, EBoNIzl1D. WITH
HANDSOMf Il EN- i5ROID RED ORN AMENTAL
CHAIRS AND EXTRA LINEN COVERS,
BLANKETS. BOOKCASES. SIDEBoARD,
iRRORS, ENGkAVINGS, MARBLE-YOP
TABLES. WINDOW CURTAINS AND COR
NdIES, PARLOR SUITES IN VARIOUS Gov
ERINGS. DECORATED TOILET WARES
Gi.AsS, &c. % SECONDHAND AND NEW
BRUnSnS CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, STOVES.
&c, WITH A COLLECTION OF OTHER
GOODS, TO WHICH WE ILL ATTENTION. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

Beaullng, seventeen-year-oId girl, living at
Banksvliie Allegnany county, Pa, has been
ia a trance for over two years, with the excep-
ton OF three short lucid Intervals. She
tell down stairs in August, 1854, injured her
spine and was permanently paraIyzed. She
does not seem 10 remember the names OF the
living, but sometimes bows and Smiles when
dead relatives or friends are mentioned, and
indicates with her arms and eyes that she
sees them. She sings hymns, but instead of
the tune To which sue learned the words she
sings airs which have never been heard be-
fore. Their yIhym and harmony are perfect
aud they sweet and beautiful. Her mother
and ali ner relatives firmly believe they are
the songs OF angels which she has heard and
learned by hearing them singing.