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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNO0N
fVHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON 9Th STREET, BETWEEN
l. AND STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUC-


=, By virtue Of 9 decree Of the Supreme Court ofA4
so26. Equity Docket Is. Win ell at pubic sue -
o% n front q TIE prsms.s, E fIT1 %0L0TK
A. z 1sss. the folloyins real estate n the city o.
Washington. In the District Of Columbia known a.
part Of Loss Is and L n SQUARE SOL h.vine front
Sth ,reet wet SO feet south q TIE norhxe corner Of
OF said Lot and 20 teet with the line Of Lot Is In sid
eQuare thence % feet to the line Of said Lot
II; thence along aid line Of sad Lot 20 feet and
along rear line Of aaid Lot IL 10 fess ard thence veet
BY two tSo-ss3ry brick dxslnss and e TO be cold %
paw debt OF John T. Wilietts estate Only much
viii be sold separately
Terms q sale: third cash, balance in Two equa,
9 one and two years FROM day Of sAs
which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
si1 per cent VIM b taken. al oas Ct option Of pur
chaser the Trustee TO retainxts until purchase money
paid in fun OnfsiluIe Of Purohs.er 20 comply with
esty vii be rssod after Ave day: :dysrtiseme9t In
cost OF defaultnG purchaser AL conyeyancng TO-
cordinG at purchasers deposit Of 500
Quired on each house at time OF sale.
Z. @. DAVIS, Trustee
al9 Market Space.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. my8-so&ds
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No Prerarahon-Always Ready-Always LIQUID
Mends Marble Stone, Patches on Leather and Rubber
Goods Brca brac. Jewelry. Metals Billiard Cue Tips
Ornaments Of every kind. Book Backs. Earthen
Manufacturers Of Gummed Labels Textile Fabrics
Fine ca rage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers Scroll
20 Cts. per Bottle; by msii postpaid, 1Oc. extra
Mailed only by the manufacturers,
J. U. OMEARA CO.. 1347 Pa. av., Washnaton D. c.
Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists
Grocers Sationers Hardware and general storea mh25
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- In the crowded city, Ayers Cathartic Pills are the
best for purgatve purposes everywhere alike
nent. ecacious and SAFE For sugRish bowels torpid
liver. INDIGESTION. bad breath. hatulency. and sick
headache they Q sure remedy. myl9
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuonssr.

SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
NEARLY NEW AND SPLENDID INSTRU.
MENT; WALNUT MARBLE:TOP TABLES,
PicTHkps RoSSs EHNNHbh4nxANas. 3THEs
TWO YEk9 HANDSOME WAENuT MAkBLE-
TOP CHAMBERS SUI ES; WIRE SPRINGS; HAIR
MATTRESSES; PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS:
PAINTED MARBlE-TOP CLIMBER sUITFs:
WALNUT FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES:
MOQUET, BRUSSELS AID INGRAM CARPETS;
WALNUT MAkBLE.TOP SIDEBOARD; TOILET
WAREi REFRI0ERATOR, COOKING AND
OTHER STOVES; CHINA AND GLASSWARE;
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C.. AT AUCTION.
On WFDNESDAY. MAY TwENTY.THIRD, 1883, at
TEN O'CLOCK. I shall SELL at No. All Il street
between 4th and 5th streets northwest the above eecs
al of which is in splendid order and has but
short time. good chance to got good ces II dts
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
CPPR9pPPfIRxIY: No ESQ PETNsiLxANIA hyENTS
TaiSb sTskEf NoaThEAsT: AND GNI8.
fH2Sp FGI ~ Ksb sTihH
NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme a.
No. EQUITY Doc ii 6cSeH rs ID Stp H.
sShen ct al we Will sell at pubic auction In frns Of
named the following described real estate lying and
sts R' DAY
MAY. A. ID. 1888. at FoUR O'CLOCK p. A.. part Of
@ he anH5 a. n.
and running thence south with the wesi line s Of said s
o asas s and twenty az feet ,henc east and
line OF Andrew Hooyers lot (Which west line and center
of party wall OF Andrew Hoovers lot runs parallel to
said line s' .nd avs party ws
with Pennsylvania avenue to the psoe Of beg.n
nins being the same land conveyed 70 Robert olen
seq Of the land record. q said Disrs: 90 ssa .ns
,mproved Nth large brlea building containing store
,,H ON THE SAME q; DAY st FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. ios
sne e,a ey .a ss, e. the ena q o
dwelling 81 :.Tse. nS1tasass fs SF 10
which wi Be- s1hbsd :. Gme y s .Ssofains 70 piss
ns On SAME tNsb,x DAN , 70, SIX oGLocK Lot
sabdiyisicn square numbersd three hundred snd
o9 sss ns se
corner Of said square. and running thence souhes G.
wardly aeng said street twenty (25) feet thence
south wosfwardy at right angles with said street nifty
5O feet and nine cd inches; thence due one hum
dred OO feet to an alley thirty feet wide thence along
said alley twenty i've C5 feet thence due ninety
wardly in dre line forty (a5) feet and thres fS)
proved.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and the balance In
three equal instsllments at II and Is months with
interest from the day Of sale such deferred payments
20 be evidenced by the notes Of the purchaser secured
Sy deed OF trust upon the property sold. No deed
oe given by the trustees until the fun pzyment
$500 on said part OF lot nve 500 ON asid
lot nine. and 800 on said SUBJ LOT twenty and un
less the or purchasers of the respective
shall severay fully comply with the terms OF sale with
In seven days from such sale the Trustees will
sell said lot or lots at the risk cost and expense a
such defauiting purchaser purchaser, after tn
days advertisement Of such sale or sales.
ANDRkW b DUVALI. Trustee.
49, Louisiana avenue northwest
HENRY 4. DAVIS Trustee.
go Louisiana avenue northwest
myl2d DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts-
A CCTION SALE AT THE NAVY YARD WASH
AINGION, D. C.. TUESDAY. JUNE FIFTH l60a
AT Twelve O'CLOCK M, Of condemned Proy1sioos
belonging to the Bureau OF Provisions and Cothine
consisting Of Navy Bread. Beef. Flour. ID. AppleS
FUN schedule Of the articles can be seen By .pp,iue
at the oftcs OF the Commandant
Commodore u. 8. N, CommandanA
DUNCANSCN BROS. Aucts. myl2- law4W
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NOTWITHSTANDING MUCH HAS BEEN SAID
~ about the importance Of blood purifying nnedi.
cine may be possible tina. the matter has never ser
ously claimed your attention. THIxx OF IT Nowi II
by the use Of few bottles Of Ayers ssrsaparils you
avoid the evil Of scrofula, and transmit healthy
sttution toyour offspring thank the suggestion
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HEALTH LIFT.-THE SIMPLEST AND SAFES4
III Gymnsstic system in ten minutes. once q 6ny,
For ladies, from 10 a. m. 10 PIN For Iarticuap es0
= 1871 stree' nostssssI ~vsA 2n'
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THOMAS BOWLING.
Menda Glasa Crocksr

Mends Glass, Crockery.
Wood, China, Leather.
&c. solid al rock! Hard
as adamant. FIRM AS
GRANTEES! Strongest,
toughest and most elias
tic Glue on earth! A
observation-disclosures
all other Clues and Co.
inents! Absolutely On.
breakabls and Insep.:
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CWTHaHfS1 TABLES E sT4xEs SS S9K1 sIiIn
1 ASa FOURTEENTH STREET. SKAh BOUND
On MONDAY MORNING. MAY TwFNTH.FrRsr,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. We win eel. the
Columbian Colsve Building. . Quantity OF Chairs
By order Of Executive COMMITTEES.
myl7-St DUACANSON BROS, Auctioueers.
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xbN y; B22ffscaMAx. Erscu.o~
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUsI
Il Mss .FkoPETKTY; Known As No; ssA PENN

L NESS PROPERTY, KNOWN AS No SSl PEXN.
SYLyANA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
t District Of Celanh. passed April so.h 1858
Equity, on the docket Of said cour. VIII e at rub
nc suston IN front OF the premises on MONDAY. the
FoIk O'CLOCK p M that certain piece e, parcel q
hundred and sixty l46l in the city Of wsshinston
DC. together with the improvements consisting Of Q
three story brick store building.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One fourth
cash. the balance In three equal instalments st
two and three years after date OF sale with interest q
ak per cent per annum, secured by the promissory
premises sold. ali cash at the option Of the pur-
Dnrehs.. aee1 TO oe given upon o the entire
when the purchasers bid is accepted and the terrnr a
sale must he complied with within ten days after sals.
A. G. BnADBEY. Trustae
Gunton Building, l72 Louisiana avenue norshwest
NM. p. YOUNG, Auc.ioneer,
1920 New York avenue northwest naylo-dkas
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Incorporated IN 1868 twenty years by the Lesis
hture for Educational and Charitable purpoeea-with
capital OF 81, 600, 000-to which = reserve fund OF
over $3.50. 600 has SINCE bean added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote In franchise ~
made part OF the present State Constitution Adopted
December I'd. A. ID. 1879.
It's GRAND SINGLE NUMBER pRawrxos win tsko
place monthly IL neper scales Dosfpoes Look 1t To
following Distribution:
10TH GRAND MONTHLY
snd the
EXTRAORDINARY SEMT-ANNuAL DRAWING.
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. JUNE u. 1864
Under the personal supervision and management Of
GEN. q. e. 6EAUREGARD, Of Louisiana. and GEN.
JUBAL A. EARLY, Of Virginia
CAPITALPRIZE $50. 600.
IL NOTICE--1lcken sre TEN DOLLARS oulys
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FASHION WRINKLES.

FRENCH SovELIIEs-BANGs FOR DUDES-oRT-
ENTAIL COLORS-SOAP BUBBLEs-SEw PARA.
soils, ETC.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.

D EXTINCTION STANDARD TYPE WRITER WAR
Ii RANTED. Any one use Il without inst uctioo.
Great speed attained BY practce Cal and eee y g
and rental applied ON purchase price. Copying. Man
WY iosRR5FF sEAM1Ss & BEEeEipsIcr. leDsesi
Building. Waahingtons nc. mh14.wksi1m.
aid WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
" tho best % n JUSTHS Old Stand knoWp for yeers
tho only placo where 6rst-clasa SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can b sold - respectable prices. Addres
jU6THS Ola Stand. No. 61s strssk hetwssn 9th md
Jth geEaetB northwest
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALF A MILLION DIST
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA.
AND UNiMPRovEp REAL EsfxrE IaI%S

EXEcuToR.s SALE OF VALUABLE rMpRoyxp
ANp M SnSIIM I'M RIAL ESTATE BhLoFQ
AHlN OMAN ~ xs9UAR6 No. 24L FRONTING
K1N0MAN PLACE.
SECOND. q HALf.PAsT FOrR roLoCK on
vested u Us By the yil Of the late Esb Kinsmsn Ios
each % fest on ista street sstss.n spa ss..s0
The lots covered by the improvements wiz Be sold "
Gether, the remainder seINrstely.
Lcs 81, IS, 81 and 60 In sub. of same Square 'front.'
ing each Is feet north street 18th and lSh
streets west extending tack l30 feet 20 foot alley.
Lots 81 ss 90. 81. Ss and o. in sub Of came squar~
fronting each Is feet inches on Kinrman Pacc b.
tween and streets north sxtendins back es feet -
q foot alley.
Parts Of Lots -. a. - and 20. sub. Of lots ssms
tween and streets north.
Plan OF I'll the lots viii be exhibited az the eae ana
may be seen prior at the oce Of Thos Fisher Co..
1874 + street northwest
Terms one-th.rd Of purchsss money IN cash; sho
remainder IN d1 and twelve months. with interest and
secured by deed OF trust the property sold do.
posit Of 500 each lot must be made whsn bid od
Conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser II erms
OF sale not complied with in ten days from av a
fsultng purchaser.
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looked younger by ten years than when had
seen her last. Poor dear woman! she was re.
concled to my struggle with life and death, so
long as more important matters had been doubt
less comfortably settled. But she was overioyed
to find that was there again. Poor mamma
had always depended SO upon me- and loved me
well In her own way. Now 1t seemed that she
almost loved me in another way too, as she did
she began to twist some whisps Of hair upon my
forehead into curls, and arrange the blue bows
that decorated my night robe.
"Thank God" she said. 'for all his mercies!
Ny dear, dear child compose yourself. Betty
before the doctor comes-he has forbidden anv
excitement, any confusiOn-but, my darling you
must know-it Ia necessary. it is right. that you
should know, and perhaps it will do You good:
1t ought to, I'm sure: It has sustained me
through all these weary weeks-Betty, my love.
you that the doctor admired, 1t was you that the
doctor spoke about at the beach, and bis motive
was perfectly honorable and ereditable. I'm
sure II I'd only known It all this trouble might
have been saved. But It's recognized now BY
everybody: He openly acknowledged 1t the day
that you fell III, and must say he has acted up
to 1t ever SINCE"
"who are you talking to, mammal" said q
voice at the door. HAS Betty come to-"
And In ran my beautiful sister. she hated
tears, but they fell from her magnificent eyes
upon my sunken cheeks and wasted hands; they
ieli IN torrents; and although she was always 30
careful Of her clothes. she flung herself BY my
bedside, rumpling all the pretty breadths Of her
marvellous spring outfit She looked like gem
IN porcelain. She was Q hundred times more
beautiful than ever. No wonder my mother was
30 astonished. 1t seemed miracle that the doc
Tor had not motive about Blanche. And my
0eautIui sister also loved me In her own way.
ono nao determined to save me from what she
considered an immolation.
You mustn't talk, Betty" she said. ''and we
n'., TAX 70 you any more than we can pos
slo!y help. You've been very III, dear, and
wy, mUxe ueen Nv, WHO about you. The doctor has
MN around like phantoms. must saw think
great deal OF the doctor; he's q very nice,
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could be required OF him; 'tOo beautiful alto
gether:: l wish she was as ugly as . stone
fence"
red fame leaped into his dark cheek. He
was certainly agitated by some unwonted emo
ton. thought perhaps he loved her, but dis
trusted his fate because Of her beauty and her
youth. Who could teI3 The moment passed
while hesitated, not knowing lust what to saw
In mammals behalf. II only could have gained
courage to ask him what was the motive that he
spoke OF to mamma upon that dav at the beach;
but how could II 1t was impossible 1 got
upon my feet. He picked up his gloves and fol-
lowed me out into the hall.
"YOu must persuade your mother to abandon
the Idea of moving" he said gently.
"Oh, please, mol" l exclaimed. 81 cannot.
doctor We must CO."
II cannot force You to stay" he said coldly;
then turned to his man John. who watched his
horse outside. eco get BILL" he said, land
ITO let7" said John, with curious surprise.
''Yes." said the doctor. MOTOR sale. III sell
everything out" he added, land go to the de-
buggy and drove away, leaving me to ponder
over the wretched Illustrations Of this miserable
world.
DR.: Steele had lived twenty years at least in
this dear old house. for he had often said that
| he came there when q boy Of fifteen. and he
could not be far from fifty now. He was the
| only child Of widowed mother who had lido.
| iized him: When she had died. two years be-
| lore, the doctor had put an advertisement In the
paper that, well remember seemed very at
tractive to mamma Our arrangements with
him were indeed very satisfactory. He was
| generous to fault, simple In his tastes. puno
tual in his habits. From boarder he had be.
come friend. almost benefactor. Had 1t moi
been for the beauty Of Blanche, or the ambition
OF my mother, or the extreme warmth of the
doctors politeness, or perhaps . tenderel
sentiment Of his that he scarcely dared nourist
Tor so young and beautiful creature q,
Blanche-had 1t not been for one or all Of these
we might have lived happily here for years
Now we must so adrift again, Heaven knew
where and how. / went out that very after
noon upon my dreary quest, and grew sick al
l ie-.t when / saw the signal Of misery and dis
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V,Hos. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auction. r.

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NM. p. YOUNG, Auc.ioneer,
1920 New York avenue northwest. nylo-dSas
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
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All the trunkmaKers unions but that
of Cincinnati have voted to 60 into the
Knights of Labor. They will probably
form district assembly.
All the cigar shops in Philadelphia are
crowded, and the prices are lower than
those paid in cities east of there. The
city is crowded with non-unionists.
Lake Seamans union of Toledo, at a
recent meeting, increased their wages 80
cents a day, making them $3.50, the
same as paid in Chicago and other ports
The shoe factories of Philad elphia are
all at work on full time. No change Of
price and no trouble. The eastern fac
tories are working this year on very fine
work.
Mining is very slow at Todd's, Ten
nessee, very few miners being able to get
as much as half time. Miners are re-
quested to keep away from there al
present.
The Toledo News corrects the mistake
that the Black & Hoffman striking sew
ing girls was only partially successful
and says "every girl is at work and con-
tented"
Seyenty-two white miners were dis
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
1t Must Go.

The daily prints of this city contain
day after day dry and tedious essays on
reform but should you wade through
them, what may they reveal? What is
the sum total of them all? We read
the honorable 50 and so is eminently
qualified to fill this or that office that
he is lifelong democrat or straight out
republican, and that should he be elected
to fill the position, he would. etc, etc.
Of what avail can it be to you if all
your representatives at Annapolis, this
fall, with the governor Of the state
thrown in, may be life long democrats
or straight out republicans, if they re-
spectively ignore the fact that on the
statute books of Maryland remains law
oppressive to you; law that had its rise
in the feudal ages, when the drawer OF
water and newer of wood were rated as
in no way superior to the beast in the
field, when hind and workingmen, to a
certain pAIGIll, NCiC llOllOlllOuo WI hA4N :
Workingmen of Baltimore, such law
exists and is operative to-day in your
native state and if it be not obliterated,
you may have taste of it in the near
future. Your labor organizations, while
it exists, are illegal; according to its
spirit and letter your right to peaceable
assembly is denied. Arouse, then, from
your apathy! turn a deaf ear to such
besh as "life long democrat and straight
cut republican )" and demand from the
candidate, who asks your vote, a public
expression of his determination, if
elected to represent you at Annapolis,
to use his best efforts in repeating this
damnable conspiracy law.-Baltimore
Free Press.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
Printers Exc ursiOn.

Everything points to the grand success
of the excursion to be given by the
typographical Union, No, 49, on Sunday,
September %. The sales of tickets have
been very large so far, and there is no
question now as to the attendance. The
committee having charge are not sparlng,
and will not spare, pains to make the
excursion the grandest that has gone out
from Denver this season, and the Den
yer and Rio Grande company will excel
all former efforts in the way of cars and
train equipments. This will be the only
excursion over the Rio Grande on that
day, and will probably be the last for
this season.
All who wish to enjoy pleasant ride
and spend happy day in the midst of
beautiful scenery should avail them
selves of an excellent opportunity and
attend the printers excursion and pic
mic. Fare for the round trip, S1.5O.
Train leaves Union depot at $50 a. m.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
WILL ACT.
The Central Workingmen's Committee
Decide to Take an Active Part
This Fall.

The central committee of the working
mems party held meeting on Monday
evening for the purpose of deciding
what action to take. if any, In the COM
ing comfy election. The attendance
was good, both of committee and friends
of the cause who were interested to
learn what would be done, and who
were invited to take part in the discus
sion of the subject.
o. L. Smith was elected chairman of
the meeting, and L. W. Smith acted as
secretary.
After carefully looking over the
ground, reviewing the past and suggest
ing of the future, pointing out the weak
places in the city campaign of last
spring and recommending plans Of
Strengthening, the meeting decided to
go into the county election with work
ingmen's ticket. On motion a commit
tee of nine was appointed to take the
matter of agitation in hand and prepare
list of delegates, to be composed Of
eligible and loyal men from each pre-
cinct in the county, to compose county
nominating convention.
1t was the sense of the meeting that
the convention should be held as soon
as possible-not later than September
29-and that the work should be COM
menced at once and urged
Several stirring, short speeches were
made and feeling of confidence in the
ability of the workingmen of Arapahoe
county to make themselves felt ip the
coming election pervaded the meeting
throughout. There was evinced deter
mination by every gentleman present to
do his very utmost to maintain harmon y
and rally to the standard every working
man and citizen desirous of reform in
the county.
The details Of the course to be taken
in the campaign were not decided upon,
but will be taken care of at the next
meeting, which occurs on next Monday
evening, at s o'clock.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
Reunion.

Mr.. Charles Belmont, of the Albion
hotel, had grand reunion of English
men, last Monday evening, at which
there was fair sprinkling of other ma
tionalities. The rooms were gaily fes-
tooned with American and British flags,
and choice exotics permeated the air
with their fragrance. Recitation and
song were INDUCED in by some of the
best talent in the city. Agood old-fash'
ioned time was indulged in. Old friend
ships were renewed and new ones
formed which we trust will hold until
the last grand reunion, true and stead
fast.