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The Experts Give it Up.
THE RESULT OF AN ArTEHPrED INVESTIGATION INTO
THE KELLY MOTOR.


TIE KELLY MOTOR.
the experts appointed by the Courtof Common
Pleas, Philadelphia, to investigate and examine
the keely motor have made their report TO Judge
flnietter, president Judge OF the court Their an
pointment was the outcome OF the suit brought nv
Bennett c. Wilson against Mr.. Keely, who Claims
That the latter's famous machine belongs to him
Inc experts leave the matter In practicable the
same shape as IL was before their APPOINTMENT. a.
lhey were unable to determine what the motor
was or what IT. did. The experts had been fur
nlsned Dy Mr.. Keely's counsel with the tnstrnc-
lions OF the court In the matter, a part OF which
was mat no questions were TO be asked OF Mr.
heeiy: On september 20 the experts, with Law.
yer Y. D. Collier, who was looking after MI
heeys interests, and the inventor himself mef in
.ae workshop, 1422 North Twentieth street. In
response 10 request 20 Mr.. Keely that he should
Explain MS invention, his lawyer presented What
Ruiported 10 De written description OF the motor
inis was All the Information that Mr. Keely gave
~ lhe committee. The experts read the expiana.
lion over, critically examined the phOtOQraphs or
narious portions Ct the machine and looked ar
Sus asJontea apparatus lying before them, but
unable 10 strike the proper Combination IL at
mouiu erect out OF all this an idea or how the
machine was constructed, or what its functions
w..e. Inc only conclusion they were able To
at h AZ was tnat they did not know anythino
port. 's~S0 ." s"e" To-
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200 Pairs 10-4 Full Size Blanket worth s2.25; for
e1.65 pair; come in White, Gray; and Red.
1o-4 White Wooden Blanket cheap ct %: for 81 SO
pair.
100 pairs Of 10-4 Full Size. White Fleece, Wool
Blankets. At e3; worth e3. SO pair.
100 Pairs Of l0-4 White Premium Blanket (Hne
CALIFORNIA WOOL. cheap ct s450; for O. rs q
pair.
100 Pairs Of Fine CALIFORNIA WOOL Premium
BLANKETS. IA, worth fully 90; for e5 pair.
A full line Of Red Blankets ct equally low prices
These Blankets are remarkably cheap and you VIII
benent by it to purchase early
We would call your attention to our stock Of ELDER
DOWN COMFORTRRS. which ere cheaper than any
heretofore offered.
Prices-e5 %. %. %. sl0. and sI0.75.
And An immense assortment Of cheaper COMFORT
ERs. which you should certainly see before you make
your purchases We guarantee to be cheaper by
cent than others offered
Pncss-s5. 9oc.. u. sl1o. sl.26 sL50. sL75
e2, o.. SO. up to a.
p s--we have Just received line Of CLoAKIN0s,
in Plain Colors StrpeA and Plads the newest pat.
terms and shades at s175. 81, $50. CATS and g.
These azo very low prices.
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manyIed by a Mad Boar

WABASH, IND, Oct. 22.-John A. Hoover, PROM
inent farmer, who lives miles east OF Goshen,
had a terrible experience with ferOcious boar,
which may end his life. Mr.. Hoover WAS engaged
doing cnOTes about his premises when his hat as
blown IntU the lot where the boar Was sept. As
hoover stopped 10 pcA up the Tile the animal MADE
q rush, knOCklug MN down and lnulcJlnS num-
LEI OI Terrible wOuu45 with its tuSAs. Hoover
aTUse, but a. knOckeu down the second and third
time Oy the Infatuated brute. HOOyeT'S body was
tcTuDiy laceTateu. Ills wife ran " the rescue anu
chased Oy the hog, but escaped, giving
her husband time " crawl away TO safety.
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Met a Horrible Death.

GREESsBUKG. Pa, Oct &c. c. Sherbondy,
well-known citizen OF MeIdon, was found dead at
his stable yesterday morning. He left home in a
dOg-ca TO transact business at ScOttdale, and
whIle returning, II Is supposed, ne Tell from the
seat His feet Caught IN the stats OF tue and his
head Tell between the spokes OF one OF the wheels,
thus choking him 10 death. The horse went nome,
aud In the morning his IamiIy Was hOrTl1ed 10
und him dead In the position described.
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OUNcANsON BROS, Auctonserl

nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionsera
T TfTSEP sSsrS SSSsE 10 iscS SIKH
PLUSH pAR1on s EnMf1EAGINe r.s,rs CANE
H HAT;kzSk %AESsf ~ S4aks f saASEks
T9ILET WARE, WALNUT SID board. Xxx.
IIEEHHs M s KYLE DINING CHAIRS GHIN \
AND BOLs TIERS, BLANKETS. SHEETA
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETA RUGS
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.,
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY.
FIFTH, commencing ct Ten O'CLOCK We will sell
at the above named house. all the Furniture Carpets
&C., contained therein which the attention OF buy
ers 10 respectfully called, o22-d
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nUNCANbON BROS. Auctoneers.
TkgsTEEs SALE oFyALUABLR rlrpRovRD AND
UNlMPkOvED ZEAL EBTATE MAR THE
So RTHEV ~ siATkkSTH AND ssTRsErs
~ virtue Of desd Of trust rscerdsd IN Lihsr ee2
rorf ," % ~. Seiqmns WIN ell g Rchlic s2ctacG e
f~1NT.Ss *! ,a,l lsss bssin9ins :. I0tR0
s99a5s Il n IN one hundrsd "a ssye1.sya
"a; dhs xsss Ave ~ ssss spd ons % i.sh es *
Of a, lone. AdsnA and 0uyalIs sqstyiste5 e
.eso squerA and lot1 huunbored so IL - ~ ~ 10
g, ~ 80: SA e: oa e ek e: "a sSd e e =
sevsn o. 80 lots beng vacant - @ eSann
ssory nRS d1. aass ,en - ~
g ssS ssds a. i:i isis isiz iS isiS iss'
Ten: 0.sehi1d c.sa "a Ss.sdzs i.szS.l nssall-
49, g - p9Sene p9 an11.. e.ySes SceeU3-ennS'
zssP E: g s2o q: ssss 80 los .s g
ytngssyS1 AZ eoeysssSfg e - 80 g ka..
,.as 49, = ~ - - - e S:s,i:slss:s
8: '::]Rnasx 8 I: -
49,
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,,,0o WANT THE FoRTuxk-Thos stack, at one
sor, T large ship-ouider In Brooklyn, who lost a
h os.une Oh over u0000 600 In Speculation. has
IN suit Ior the estate OF his son Daniel amounr
h,s ~ soo.o0 The son Inherited the money from
s s.snuialner, and MI. Stack alleges that he was
nu oeclie His INST wife secured Divorce from
Innn ~ 1851 on the ground OF adultery win Emma
nan,si u IN december. 1889 Emma induced
dea,h ~ nalIy ner In Philadelphia and after his
V,,s sue brought forth paper alleging TO be his
wuS ~ which she was made sole execuIrfx The
WIZ ana never signed It
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DUBLLC SALE

Aud and the estate Of VIM b. Gregory. win be sold st
suction on the farm known strsthblane three mles
on Msfnp FIRST
1883, II Mich Cows, Heifers. 3 Mares, Horse,
Mower. 1 Kemp Manure srreader. 1 Grain Fan. Feed
several stands Of Bees. Wagons Plova Harness. MIX
Cans, and many other articlea
Terms Of sale: Sums under S25 cash: al over that
chaser to give notes. bearing interest approved
indorsers payable at the First National bank exsn-
dria, Va Sale to commence At ELkvEN O'CLOCK
@. JOHNSTON, ExecutriL oc20.2i27.3i
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LoT, IN.
sTkELT NOTHWEsT.
Of hs p Of oz es Cause To
1885. docket %. wherein Mary z Thomas and
others cCmplainants and William W. Thomas and
q Ss ON win sf RHS sSs
PAST F. -FOUR 9cL0cK r NJ: the feiiSsins property
Of original lot numbered thirty t3Ol. in square one
street At point Is zig feet north Of the southeast
feet and thence xsst SO fee tSeSce soah is
eet and thence east 80 feet 70 the beginning, Inn
proved by frame dwelling house.
OF the purchase money in cash. payable the day
sale. or within ten days thereafter; one-thrd In
and in eighteen months after the day Of
sae WITH interest on said deferred payments at the
rate OF SIX per cent per annum until paid all the
purchase money may be paid in cash at any time with
ten dnys AFTER t the day Of sale the title g be with
500 will be required at the time Of sale. An convey
ancnE at the purchasers cost If terms Of sale not
a the Ss r.
Ssisisins: %fIIiZM v sSSkHSS. i PTss as I'D
GEO. W. sTICKNEY' Auctioneer' oc ie-dxb.
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THk LncnAnr1yE RsGINEERs-The Rrotherhno

THE LOCOMOTIVE EsGINEERs.-The Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers at Richmond SATURDAY
Cecided TO hold their next convention al Relver,
col, October II, 1883. The following gr(n1 offi-
GERS were re-slected: Third grand engine !. L.
SpragCe, Toronto, CaD.; rirSt grand assistant en-
glnrcT, n. C. Hayes, Cleveland; second grand as
sistaht engineer, A. NJ. Cavener, San Francisco;
Executive committee, Edward Kent, Jersey City:
X NJ clark, Denver, Col; Edward Tinsley, HamiI-
Ton, ont; William Johnson, ROCK Island, Ill, and
j. Z. Regard, Atlanta, Ca
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
IkUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
KNOWN AS NO 4l0 STREET NORTHWEST

BY virtue Of the powers vested in trustee under
the last will and testament Of Mary A Roth deccased
win sell st gublic spCsiSn IL front Of &c
1883. ct HALE.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK 7; r., the
following real estate situated in the city Of
Warrington. z: That part q ORIGINAL lot numbered
l5l5), contained within the following mstes and
bounds: Beginning for the same At . point on II
street seventeen 17 feet from the southwest
Of said lot and running thence with the line Of Aid
street seventeen t17 feet thence north ii ret
angles with szad street ninety sx C9 feet eleven
inches; thence east four a. feet thence north fty
59 e an alley 30 feet wide thence west twenty
046 feet and eleven inches TO the place Of beein.
ming. together with the improvements thereon. Iha
improvements consist Of four story brick house
with two.story back building hot ana cold Vstsr.
frame stable Of lot: 3Ofoot Alley in TIC rear
The terms OF sale are: Onethird OF the Uurch.ss
money cash and the balance in four equal iustsmeuts
e sx twelve eighteen and twenty months After
date OF sale. with interest," payable nsupualy Al
per cent per snnum Purchasers notes for defrrrsd
sold The purchaser may at his option pay tie vhoie
pprchsse money IN cash Al conysysncdne ct pur-
the time Of sala II the terms Of sale are not omnlis
with within ten days from the day Of sale the
ressryes the right 70 resell at the ak and cost q ths
oclSd&ds JAMES n JOHNSTON. rru,s.a
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nUNCANsON BROTHERS. Aucts.

PARLoR SUITE. CHAMBER SETS. ROCKERS, ia.
BLES, WINDOW HANGINGS HANDSOME VAL
NUT DESK, VERY FINE WALNUT M r. SIDE
BOARD. ExTtN,ioN TABLE DINING CHAIRS,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, HAT RACK, MO-
QUIET AND OTHER CARPETS. REFRIGERA-
TOR, KITCHEN REQUISITES &c. BLING THE
T1E1H STREET NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY.
FOURTH. 1885, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we
will sell At the above named residence all the Furni
ture, Carpets, &c. contained therein to which the
tention Of buyers Is respectfully called. oc2O-dts
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the premises part of
Lots 5 AND g. SQUARE 3l6
fronting 10 LIP feet street. with depth of 100
feet to an alley improved by three-story brick dwell
ing belonging to resident.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years notes to be given tearing per from
o. deed OF trust on premises or all cash. at option Of
purchaser. "A deposit Of 900 required sale Con-
veyancine &c, at purchasers cost Terms 10 be com
piled wath In ten days. otherwise right 20
at risk and cost OF defaultng purchaser 1--WE
dAys edvertisenent In some newspaper published in
ocis-dSds DUNcANsoN BROS Auctionser..
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soCTH CAROLINA FARMERS STARVING - The
Charleston NetCs says: mass meeting OF the
farmers on the Congaree River, whose crops were
ruined BY the september hoods, was held yester-
day and resolutions adopted stating that they
were IN starving condition and petitloning Con-
gress 10 come 10 their aid. The proceeding Is a
rather queer one The petition taes that the citf-
zens OF the TWO townships OF Congaree sandy Run
and Platte Springs are In absolute want, having
lost their entire crop OF corn, and the larger por-
uJn OF their cotton crop being destroyed They
are unable 10 meet the expenses OF the closing
year and without assistance from some source Will
be unable To procure the necessary supplies for
themselves and their stock 10 enable them 70
make another crop.
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JUDGE Brown RETIRES-Chief Judge Geo VIM
Brown. OF the supreme Court OF Maryland, retired
from the bench saturday. He was elected chief
Judge OctOocr -, ls12, as the candidate OF the
democratic conservative party. lie lad no oppo-
sitlon- His term Of once was extended by the
legislature after he had reached his seventeen
year, the constitutional limit, In order that he
might serve out his full term OF fifteen years.
which expired this month.
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An ACTORS NAUGHTY PIcrUREs.-Charles l.
Davis, the actor, was arrested IN New York Satur-
day, and held for trial at the TOnbs Police Court
Tor having alleged Indecent pictures In his possess
siOn- Mr. DAVIS acknowledged having the pictures
slowed away In bis trunk, and said that they were
gwen TO him by a friend he claims that the ar
rest was made out OF spite, because he had Ed
ward +. MyersOn arrested for stealing his Jewery
MyersOn, he sad, told the authorities about tie
pictures.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHokT hoUTE 10 LONDON.
- AOhDDEUrsCHER LLOYD q ca
tast kxpress Steamers
To Southampton Iondon. Havrcl Bromen-
Trnye, Me1- OcI "a. q. N hlDe. Bat. Oct %.
s;3o m Lahn. ~ea. DC, 81. z pm; M.lrA Sat-
Nov. 5. 80 Am Aller. We'd Nov. 3, ESQ o.
Elder. Sat, Nov 10. 20 n. m
Comfortable stateroons excellent table, luxriouus
saloon appointments. Prices lst cabin, e75 and up
wards berth. according 20 location: I'd cabin. eSOs
berth: steerAge At low rates AplAy 70 DkQoP
s25 Penn BALL. BROWN CO. 1921 fst
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
VAALgABLE PROPERTY FRONTING on PEN,
slLNANlA AVENUE BETWEEN TwENT'
tygkIH AND TwENfY-TIFTH 6TREETA A

In4AS AkIEnGNOONs
VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING on PENN
sn,hiHnAMIA AvkNUE BkIMkkN TMENIn,
tTgkLH AND TwENfY-FIFTH sTREETA Al
On MONDAY, THE rwENrY-sRCoNp DAY OF
OCIObEk, st FIVE O'CLOCK PM, shall sell in
tront o. the premtsea part Of lot square No. %,
naSine mont Of SO feet Inches on Pennsylvanis
Sssnue oy 0e feet deer. improved by IN old frame
cunning: Iois property. BY reason of fts location,
pseses eoysnages 70 those in search Of Investment
Ierlns made known st time Of sale. $500 down when
Properly struck Oh. All oonveyanc1ng e purchasers
ccsS nue indisputahls. Abstract Of Mr. E. r. Wood
Wsro wau % shown mp 20 day of sale.
A KEEsE. Atty. Alo 6th q nv.
MLEhS q co. Auco ocl6-d0
TNHREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
Il NJ .1Il7 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEsT.
TO CLOSE THEESTATs OF MARY q. SCHULTZ.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWENTY
SECOND ct FIVE O'CLOCK, We VIII sell In front q
PART LOT O SQUARE go.
fronting u feet on 7th street with . depth q ll6
ieet 20 VIDE alley. improved BY threestory brsck
dwsil,ns and store No: lit tn stresk between
Terms: third cash balances in equal inss.lments
from day OF sale payable sein-annuaiy and be
option Of purchaser A deposit Of $50 WIN be re-
CURED u time Of sale. Conveyancins, kc ct pur-
chasere cost Terms to be complied with in ten days,
right reserved TO resell the max and cost
OF the defaulung purchaser. after nvs days Public
notice OF such resale In some Newspaper published in
Warrington. D. O. DUNCANSON BRos.
oc1o-o Aucuoneera.
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ri Inc car and czarina are In Baku The car laid
Sun1ay. The imperial couple then Visited the
u,spnsna works and received number OF deputa.
,.onS including one consisting OF Turkotnana
- ocn enthus1aGm wa man1feot6d
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! / *;*.H III s. s. +: 6: :;
F g s 81 e
III s. E !; u T. =

1ou should certainly rive our UPHOLSTERY DE
PARTAENT . call thus WEEK. We are showtne for
nome decorations some Of the prettisst and newest
things Of this seasons productions
our line OF LACE CURTAINS 10 worth careful ex-
animation They range in QUALITIES from the
cnespset 70 the finest; PATTERNS placed with % e.
cluavely; PRICES which direct importstiops alone
ENABLES "a to o6ef. We mention three items Of the
cneeper esoes which are big barge ins. Don't Judge
Lot Of LACE CURTAINS 81 yard. long. so inches
wide. $3.50 pair.
A handsome nd line Of LACE CURTAINS auipurs pat
A very pretty RUSSIAN BORDER, 90 ,pcb,, wide.
81 yards long. ~ rs pair
Our line OF PORTIKRks consists Of hundreds Of
inherent patterns in Turcomans. All Chenille and
'I nns.., We ~s. su.s.ntss every price.
nosV Iorcoman Portiere full 81 inches wide (ex.
ira width. 27inch Chenille Dado worth every cant
OF e47a Our price % as pair.
All Chenille Portieres beautiful designs a. so
pair
Heavy ll-Chenille Porterss. so inchs. vida vorth
fully Gil Our price % pair
w, we are showing an elegant assortment Of LACE
BED SETS q piecesh at 81. 81 rs, el5O, a. rs
", and mp to 90; al splendid Values
we have made large importation Of CHENILLE
Table COVERS this season. and our prices on them
are beyond al competition. We are showing the lstest
DESIGNS and oolorins in these goods
Sove's''.'. Boo each
Onene 90 each
S-AV Cnenlile Govern. - rs each
6-12 Chenille Covers. "a each
All worth from soc. to eL60 . cover more than We
ask for them
PLUSH COVERS. with new Tapestry Bordera
yo.
square .eL1O
Also larger sizes in Stock.
We have the largest Stock of
SMYRNA RUGS
to be found in this city al the latest designs and col
ornss every size in Stock. Make note Of our prices
and then compare with others We have not space to
mention them here.
nice line Of Long HAIR sHEEP SKIN RUGS, all
shades. worth e3. OUR PRICE g.
SOMETHING NEW,
TURKISH ROSE CHAIR CUSHIONS.
ESQ PAIR.
DOWN PILLOWS, all sizes special low figures
Double-fsced vELOURS. 50 inches wide, best
quality. WORTH o. 62k yard. OUR PRICE s2l9 .
yard.
CURTAIN PoLEs-25o. complete HOLLAND
SHADES Spring Rollers geo complete.
An elegant line Of Tapestries for Furniture covering
at rs per cent below usual prices.
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They Want n Confederate Flag
CORRESPONDENCE WHICH LEADS A RICHMOND PAPl
TO MAKE SOME RENAKS

They Want n Confederate Flag.
CORRESPONDENCE WHICH LEADS RICHMOND PAPER
TO MAKE SOME REAAKS
The Richmond Dtspdtch OF yesterday says that
following letter from q Grand Army man In Bos-
ton to one in Richmond and the interest mani
tested In complying with the request shows how
far ahead OF Philadelphia is Boston In the matter
OF allowing bygones 70 be bygones:
RICHMOND Va, october 10, 1888
Captain John MdxDeu:
My Dear Sir: The enclosed letter will explain
itself. Do you think you can procure the loan Of
the celebrated nag about which there was some
little comInotion when the Philadelphia brigade
was here? have written will try TO procure II,
and you can AID me will esteem 1t favor.
Very truly, EDGAR ALLAN.
BOSTON, october 16, 1883
Edgar allan, ESQ.,.
Dear Sir and C0mrade-I wish to procure Con-
Grand Army OF the Republic, DEPARTMENT. OF Massa-
chuSetts, to be held in December, and am advised
Dy Comrade b. Read Wales to apply to you.
would prefer nag that has seen service. and
would IKE alsOto know to what regiment II be-
longed. IL you can procure one for me you will do
the post favor, ana assure you the nag shall be
carelully USED and promptly returned. COmrade
Wales wished me TO ask you II you had relics OF
interest," which you could loan him for this same
Ialr. trusting l am not presuming too much,
am yours In friendship. charity and love,
II. p. PAIGE,
155 Franklin street.
"Captain Maxwell" the Dispatch says, 'rs now
endeavorng TO secure the nag asked for, and will
prooaoly get Ii, or another that will answer tho
purpose When Lee Camp, Confederate veterans
was IN boSton IL carried In its ranks Confederate
oattle-nag, and no objection was made; on the
contrary, the people OF Boston and Lynn were un-
bounced IN their hospitality, In their kind express
slons, ana In other evidences OF good Will"
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Arangements have bsen made for meeting a
Pennsyivanta coke producen this week, Wkan
prices wiz b advanced 70 e1.26 per ton, 70 take
wages OF the coke workers win probably follow.
Gfv. JACKSON has appointed Henry D. Harlan 20
city, vice Chief Judge brown, retired Nj. HarisS
2 thirty yean g agA ana y TIE youngeas man On
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Horrible Disaster I'm Italy.
NINETY c0RPsEs TAKEN OUT OF TIE RAILROAD WRr{
CAuSEn ny THE IANDsIInR

NINETY CORfSES TAKEN OUT OF THE RAILROAD WRECK
CAUSED BY THE LANDSLIDE
In the landslide which occurred near Lateral,
Italy, saturday, SO metres OF rock fell upon and
crushed ten cars crowded with excursionists re-
turning from the fetes at Naples The scene OF the
disaster Is In remote district, and as the tele-
graph wires were broken by the falling Of rock and
earth, the summoning OF help was delayed two
hours. Meanwhile the scene was most horrible,
t9e groans OF the dying mingling with the snrieks
OF the injured unnerving those OF the survivors
VINO essayed 10 rescue their less fortunate compan-
ions Already ninety dead bodies and SEVENTY In
Jured persons have been taken out OF the wreck,
ana the WORK Oh excavation Is proceeding as rap
idly as possible 1t Is certain that there are more
dead bodies, as two cars are still buried under the
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AUCTION SALES.
T0-MORROW.


nCNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
eiaI LARGE s5, AS D, ATTkAsJIyE SALE SE 5Es
sfk h9 Pfs3 .s sk s suff psp
eIhSf Shsff z fasfrs sAF!fh sp
STEKKk n 70 Is9SI hLD ksskIs
hSsSHydsa Hall GLf fSa %nIsS
SfSk NIRRok-FRoST T9LDiNa BID.
s4taps sskKs ssAS Nsas1 tlSs &
b6pDINa. MALNud AND 9ThEh s SISS
And akSf ntSs $40 Stoves. STchES SfaGi,
Also EskeE ,AsseHTxESEc SE SEw . sSp SIC ES
SkaIN kSp M SfnR ckk s9PS IN
2sRhh AsS sof fIbLk asD
ALSO AT le NJ soRRELL MARE BUGGY AND
SPECIAL.
EIGHT VERY FINE IMPORTED CARPETS. STOCK
OF DRY GOODS. Al AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. October 81. eommencins
g. 10 0eiock we viii Sell IN front OF and within our
Collection Of Housshcid Gooia This sale should COM
maud the attention OF parties In search OF nrstcass
n, B-The Fine Furniture will be sold IL A. NJ.
within the sales- rooma Carpets at IL NJ II.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, AuctioDeers-
SAFE l4aS 81 S s9TtpTgss., OF
sARDiaLlo PhDEsTAis HALL VASES. MO-
SAlC6. AND OIhEh
ART GEMS,
BELONGING to large importing honse and 90 be sold n
our Art SAlesroom, cor. 10Th ST and PennA on
TUESDAY o. TOBER TMENTY-IHlRD. n ELkNEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ aud HALf-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK
IN DAILY until entire stock is disposed Of
line collection 10 now arranged for examination.
o22-4t WALLER b. WILLIAMS q Co, Auctioneers.
UNHoMAs BOWLING. Ancuoneer.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT ,o OF oRooKEHr AT Auc-
On TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER TWENTY
lhlhD, 1883. commencing ct TEN O'CLOCK. at my
suclon rooms shall sell consignment. Of Crockery.
70 which the attention OF the trade lie directed
oc<O-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TNAoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
CLOSING SALE BY
CATALOGUE
VI flne Assortment of the Most Exquisite and Diff
ferent sorts of
HARLEM
FLOWER ROOTS,
CONSISTING of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINTHS.
L NARCISSUS, CROCUS. TULIPS
EARLY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO Won THOI.
SNOwDROPS. &C, &C
10 Dc sold az my auction rooms Tt ESDAY. OCTO-
BEh TWENTY-1HlRD, 1855, commencing at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK his 10 Q direct consignment
and are put up in Packages suitable for individual
buyers or for the trade. THOMAS BOWLING,
oc<O-Zt Auctioneer.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-22
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
PkOPEkTY ON HE NORTH SIDE OF q
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a decree passed in cause No. 1895,
equity, FURNACE VS. FURNACE ct al, I will sell at
public auction on TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY
THIHp. 1855, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
In 'front.' OF the premises. lots numbered 81. 81
Of the subdivision OF lots and = square bered
biA
Terms Of sale: Ons-third cash and residue in two
equal insalments At and years with interest
from the day Of SALE all cash option OF the pur-
chaser 800 deposit at time of sale Conveyancng
cost of purchaser. IRWIN h LINTON,
ocl2-d&ds Tru-tse