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Real Estate Sales.

Transfers have been recorded from B. W. Frazier
to T. T. Kaiser, for lot 15 square 321, on west side
OF 18th street, between and streets northwest,
for 81, OOO From j. b. II. Smith, OF Baltimore, to
d. ID. Stone for part IL, reservation b. 2214 by 100
1ett, Oh east side Of 9th street, between PennSyl-
vania and Missouri avenues FOR sla, 900.
Matilda T. Holcollbe has sold to Martha STAN
ard 10 lot AZ square 115, 105ll feet, fronting %
feet oh New Hampshire avenue, south OF Dupont
Circle, for Sl3 900.
2. NJ: Dubalit has transferred to Lena P. Thomp-
son slb-lot 10, So. 569, known as 800 L street
northwest, 2SN1 leet, for $1,000. ID. ID. Stone has
sold A. H. Warder part lot Is, reservation b, 'front.'
Ing 2 feet on Sixth street, opposite the Baltimore
q Potomac railroad depot for $1,000.
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THOSE WHO TAKE PARf LIABLE 10 INDICTMENT N
CONSULTING 10 DEFRAUD

IaOSh WhO ZANE FAINT LIABLE 10 INDICTMENT fO8
CONSERVING TO DEFRAUD
The British government has obtained from the
law officers OF the crown at Dublin opinions TO the
effect that both tenants trustees ann Others con.
spring TO defraud landlords OF due rent are liable
TO indictment under the common law. Gen. Butler
ANNOYED az the assertions OF Parnellite papers 10
the effect that he sympai hized with the home
rulers, has authorized statement that he II not
In favor OF home rule, and that he Is a staunch
unioniSt. Rioting was renewed IN Cork last even
ing. The police were hOoted by large mobs In the
streets SO far as known nobody WAS injured
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BLANcHARp,s
INFALtIBLE PICTORIAL COMPOUND,
\ CEktAlN EEMEDY FOB COUGHS. COLDS
TIL, GATAkkA AND BRONCHIAL TROUBLES.
lhis compound. though retailed for the mast s.ix
years by the manufacturer has become 80 renOwnei
thTn9xh its MANY effective cures that are now COM
pelied 70 place 1t before the general public
liz doing 50 the proprietors Of this Sovereign Remedy
Ior Cougns Colds Brone hits lhcipient ConsnptioIi
T. has proven Itself en- infaibe balm for the afflicted
IA these Claims Tor our remedy We need only to
tabislled the curative power
TESTIMONIALS thankfully received
For sale By all druggists.
BLANCHARD'S MANUFACTURING CO..
u4-om Washington, d. C.
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The Humane Society.
A MEDAL TO BE PRESENTED TO KIND CANAL BOAT

A MEDAL ~ BE fhESENIED To 4 ktND CANAL BOAT
CAPTAIN.
At q meeting Monday evening Of the executive
committee OF the Humane society a committee
was appointed to devise proper medal to be pre-
scented to Capt. David knode in recognition OF his
humane treatment OF mules on the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal. He has used four mules con-
stantly for nineteen years; three OF them are
twenty-fOur years old each, and one is twenty
seven. Such good care has been taken OF these
mules by the captain, it was stated that four
canal boats have worn out during the nineteen
years, ana the mules are still in fine condition.
Eleven cases OF cruelty to children were reported
as aavg 0eeh during nr the past
House OF Mercy. two boys found homes at the
mitted to the Industrial Home school. colored
woman who left her child ON the steps OF ST. AIMS
Infant ASYLUM over night, and which died from
jury. Number OF cases OF cruelty to animals, $50;
renedied without prosecution, l26; prosecuted,
ielied $50; lines coected no The agent 'p pe
ported that the Metropolitan street railroad CON-
pany had put on additional hill horses where
hill horses in cold weather, and storm covers to
protect them from rain and snow.
Tbs INDIANA ELECTION FRAuDs.-The failure OF
the federal grand jury at indianapolis TO return
indictments in the Marion county election fraud
fore United States commissioner. An am
davit was Tiled yesterday before Commissioner
van buten ny DT, !. A. wagner, republican candl-
date for coroner, in which conspiracy In Mantpu-
lGtfng election returns is charged against w. r. A.
Bernhamer, Simon Coy, John II. COunseliman and
Henry N. Spaan Commissioner Van Buren,, after
hearing the AFFIDAVIT. directed that wlits be
issued against the defendants named, and that
the same be made returnabe today.
WILL NOT ACCEPT Prince NIcHoIAs.-The Bul.
garian government has replied TO the Porte that
Bulgaria viii never accept Prince Nicholas OF Min
grelta for the throne, and that II the Porte pro-
poses proper candidate the government VIII con-
slider the question OF new elections for the Sob
ran1e
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FIFTH. BETWEEN d AND STREETS SOUTH,
EAST, IN WASHINGTON. d. &.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
District of Columbia Passed III Equity Cause No HHa
1905. whereby Louisa johnson ct al. complain lid
ants and Elizabeth Allen ct al Defendants the u-
dsrsgned p Trustee will sell at public auction in
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the FIJI
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1886, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that piece or parcel of
ground and premises lying and being in this city
Washington and District Of Columbia and known des-
gnatel and described the ground plan Of said city
as Lot No 13 in squsre No SCI in original sabhivis
thereon and the sppurtenances thereto beonaing.
Terms of the sale follows One the pur-
chase money to be paid i'll cash. and the balance in
equal in and two years the day
sale. for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing i'll
terest at six Per cent from the day of SALE and
by deed OF trust upon the property sold shall be taken
all cash. ut option of purchaser deposit of $50
shall be required at the time of and all con vey
acy and recording at purchasers cost II the terms
Of sale be not complied with the trustees the
right to resell the property ut the risk and of
defauting purchaser after ten days. notice in city
MASON NOBLE RICHARDSON, Trustee.
d2-d&ds 400 9TH st. NV.
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BUSHNELL l. CARUsI, Real Estate Agents

TiiTsTEEs' SALE OF NEARLY NEW BRICK
DWELLING, No 1906 SIXTH STREET NORTH
WEsT, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. C.
By virtue of deed OF trust recorded in Lber -
PsiEct Of Colunihia We WI offer for sale
1856 at HALF-IAsI -FOUR O'CLOCK r M, in front
OF me premises Lot No; i4s Of WI Newtons subdi-
lettered in Square No Az recorded in the office
OF the surveyor of the District of Columbia in Book l.
folio 1874, and Book Il. folio II. with the improve
ments. consisting of Brick Dwelling House contain
ing the modern improvements
Terms: $500 cash: balance in equal installments
at SIX tH twelve 12) and eighteen (1S) months for
which the purchaser will be required to give his
prossory notes bearing interest at the six per
cent per annunl and secured by deed Of trust upon
the property sold
All conveyances at cost of purchaser.
Fifty dollars down ut time of sale
1t terms sale complied with in seyen days
from day Of sale the trustees the right to resell
the property at the cost of the dafa,lting purchaser
EUGENE CARLTSIt r-.
, 49, NATH1. CARUSI, trustees.
GEO W. SIlCkNEI. Auctioneer. n29eod&ds
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NOTED CARToOSIsT FOUND DEAD.-.James A.
Wales the cartoon artist 0i I'uca, The Jud0e and
other publications, died ia "A restaurant "a New
York Monday. lie had breakfasted there about
ten O'Clock, after which he went out for a potion
OF bromide OF potash, which he drank with
liquor tie then stretched himself on a sofa In
the private Office 10 sleep. Some hours later he
was discovered 10 be- dead doctor was sum-
moned and announced his belief that Mr. Wales
died OF syncope IRON organic disease resulting
from an overdose OF bromide. There were some
limitations OF suicide, he Was known TO have
been INDUCING in prOtracted exoesses, but hs
regards his death as the result OF an overdose.
Deceased has Vile and two children, but has
lived alone.
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Something 10 lsat and a Coffin.
THOSE WERE ABOUT THE ONLY THINGS YOU COULD DUl


Something 10 eat and coffin were about the only
things that IL was possible 10 buy I'm indianapolis
Sunday. The Liquor league had been keeping watch
al places OF business, and la consequence there
was nothing done that would warrant a prosecu-
tiOn Tor violation OF the sunday law. strangers
who arrived I'm the city We're compelled to 20 TO
their hotels On foot, as hack drivers dared moi con-
yey them. Cigars could not be bought at any OF
the eight hundred stores where they are regularly
sold, and newspapers could be purchased AL only
two ST aDdS
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In Buffalo, N. T., yesterday, Emil Penseyres was
shot and killed by his vile while no lay aSloep In
bed. The woman resisted arrest desperately. She
said her hushand had not treated her right.
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Want. the Money without a Man.

SEDALLA, Mo-, Dec S-Miss Mary Sugden has In.
stituted suit In the circuit court Ia have the will
OF the late George = Sugden, her father set aside
on the ground that he was OF unsouna mind al
the time II WAS made The deceased was a we'll
known character OF misery habits and left an es-
tate valued at 100000 He bequeathed 10 his only
daughter, the plaintiff, s.,0 per nunth during life
and the residue 90 nephews and nleces residing ia
Philadelphia. Ia ease the plaintiff married. how
ever, the entire estate was To revert TO her. The
case attracted no little attention last August
when the will WAS filed for probate and AZ Was
then predicted that an effort would be made TO
have IL set aside.
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MilWaukee,s Socialist Rioters.

A SENSATlONAL sCENk IN COChf MONDAY.
There was sensational scene in Judge Sl0an's
court In Milwaukee Monday at the close OF the
trial of Paul GrOttkan and Albert Messenger, who
are charged with having melted the labor riots at
Milwaukee garden last May. The entire day had
been consumed In argument; Judge Sloan had
concluded the delivery OF his argument; the jury
were just filing out, and the crowd that had
damned the court room was on the point OF de-
parture when their exit was arrested by the rap
ping to order of the deputy sheriff. Flourtshing a
copy OF Grottkans paper the Arbiter Eeitung, Dis
trfct Attorney Williams advanced to the judges
desk, and I'm low tone OF voice said: 'Your honor
desire to call your attention TO a gross scandal
and villatnous libel aud contempt In connection
with this case" and he pointed to several marked
articles in the paper. One was a poem taking
Judge Sloan for a topic and containing the most
scurrilous abuse OF him. The prose articles were
OF similar tenor and denounced the jury as bought
up, and the witnesses for the state as perjurcrs
The action OF the district attorney created great
sensation. Grottkan turned pale and hurT1edly
sought his lawyer. Judge Sloan said he had heard
OF the publications referred to- and also that wit
nesSeS for the state had been grossly inundated
He declared a thorough Investigation would be
made, and appointed Monday as the day on which
Grottkan would be given an opportunity TO ex-
plain.
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The LABOR PARTY OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED.-In
conformity With request tOin the executive
committee OF the united labor party OF Chicago
that their organization be recognized Luke CoyDe,
a member OF that party, has been appointed by
County Judge Prendergast as one Of the three
election commissioners under the reform city elec-
ton law. Heretofore election commissioners have
invariably been members of either one the other
OF the two leading political parties. The app0nJ-
ment OF Coyne is regarded as an Important limo
walton. Coyne Is a carpenter by trade but during
the past nine years has worked q street cOlI.
ductor for the West Division company.
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AUCTION SALES.
"EEkS h CO., Auctioneers
Wv O3I Louisiana ave. Opp. City Post Office

M EEkS n CO., Auctioneers
w 63I Louisiana ave-, opp. City Post Office.
on On I'll THURSDAY, DEOEMBER NINTH, at TEN
f6E H4TS $fs Of 4 ESTILY DECLINING
SEStf # sRR
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Sh E stEEh9 sERt2fH SET iSb Pi Ho6R
St AZ SRH2gRHh MAsSFgyNa RHRsSHSARs
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers
s& ID ESstHH 81 Eff EKSh S.
1fSs SP RHESRStR Ar sP Plff%1PEX5
f hH ST sfaNiHzAS HHSfF 81 SE%s F5kf
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%hN5EK sEvESfT b on 1ss Ssn 4 fo Sh
H foe IL tS aandsn subdivision OF
the archaser III Be er oh
deed Of trust the property notes to bear
cash option pqrohaser deposit q Of sA $50 g re-
Ss x ct Wts s Of s
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1885, same 3&fs R1d 1ss WALTER
H. Executor of Estate OF Ernest Loefier, deceased.
VNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE.
CATALOGUE SALE
ARTICLES ACCUMULATED IN THE DEAD
LETTER OFFICE
To be Sold at Auction,
At my rooms, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave.
by order Of the Postmaster General.
JOHN B. BAIRD,
Superintendent Dead Letter office.
The Sale will commence on
MONDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH. 1886,
And will be continued daily at Ten A. NJ and SEVEN
Terms Cash on Delivery. d6-6t
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
CATALOGUE SALE
RARE AND 5zSzgfs aH}s SELECTION OF
AND OTHER
EASTERN GOODS AND CURIOS
BR0NZES IN ODD DESIGNS.
TABLES IN TEAEWOOD AND LACQUER
kAkEMONA BY CELEBRATED ARTISTS OF
JAPAN,
TORTOISE SHE'LL AID LACQUER GOODS
CAME1S HAIR RUGS,
FINE PORCELAIN AND CHINA
RICH AND RARE WORK IANSuIP IN SCREENS,
ETEGEkES AND CABINETS OF ELABORATE
WORKMANSHIP
MAGNiFICENI LARGE VASES.
BAMBOO AND TEAKWOOD GOODS,
SILK GOODS.
TIL, THE C0LLECTi0N FORMERLY ON EXHIBI-
T1ON AT CHAMBERLAIN'S HAS BEEN RE
MOVED TO OUR COMMODIOUS ART SALES
NINTH AND D SITS N W.
WHERE THE SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION WILL
FAKE PLACE ON
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 AND
ELEVEN O'CLOCK EACH DAY
GOODS ON EXHIBITION THURSDAY, DEcEN-
Der g., FROM TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. TO FIVE
The public is cordially invited both to the exhibition
and sale
DUNCANSON BROS
do-dts Auctoneers,
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AWonderful Missouri Gave.

t7oINr-D
BEYOND.
SPRINGFIELD, No., Dec. s.-Whie digging well
about roo yards east OF Hastings store, AT Cave
Springs this tGreene) county, at depth Of twenty
feet wonderful cave has been discovered The
first exploration was only partial one, but took
In several chambers, and was prosecuted for dis
lance oi about quarter of mile AID still other
chambers ana labyflntls OF Passages lay beyond
Ia several directions. The scenery Ii reported 20
be indescribabiy beautiful, the abundant stalac-
titles and stalagmites assuming all sorts OF fan
tasJic shapes
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORRNW.

TO-MORROW.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers
fEEEMPT2RK SAFE RY AUGT1oN Of PARI9R
elhfk BkbRS5h fuRN ahEhiE w WtL SSHP
%SfSSf p5SrSs SHH5ks. HAfk RSp A9sk
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1856 TES SoLook Viii p sci
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuotiOneer.
CHINESE
RARE AND COSTLY COLLECTION
CHINESE CERAMICS,
Comprising Specimens of the Highest Grades in
Chinese Art i'll
PORCELAINS.
Embracing Elegant VASES, varying in sizes from six
to twenty-five inches together with other
Parlor Decorations
Dishes Meat Dishes Dessert, fea. tunch Dinner and
These foods are particulsriy ADAPTED for receUons
and entertainments.
The collection will be exhibition, beginning on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER SEVENTH, 1856,
at my auction rooms, 18th st. and Pennsylvania ave.
and the sale will commence on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER NINTH AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK,
and be concluded in the
AFTERNOON, BEGINNING AT THREE O'CLOCK
n3O-ts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
YNHOAIAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
rAR Of F1 H pay MARE MARES G1op PRyERs
T TpS s IR .f FAR botBIE SET HAIR
on -THURsDAY DECEMBER NINTH, 1856, at
shall sell the above OUTFIT. d6.3t
V'HoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
S SEEEESh SSbEE II ST SEFEs PIECES ii
rM On T uH HSP Az DECEMBER NINTH, 1855 q.
the ABOVE superb Dinner Service. d1-2t
DUBLIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS,
No. 1lO6 ST NV.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER NINTH. 1886. at
ONE O'CLOCK P, NJ, the following properties will be
offered
By THOS. E. wAGGAMAN
Is Houses on Riggs St, Nos. 100 to 171S, both in
elusive and 1909 to 1919, both inclusive rs bhs;
to be sold whole.
321 1923, $685. D st. se.; 6 rs and bath. all con-
yenences.
Terms at time Of sale
THOs. L. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer
W. c. DUVALL, Auctioneer. d6-H
hUNCANSON BROS. Auct1Oneers
SALE OF MAGNIFICENT PROP
tJkST STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST.
By virtue of the authority vested in us by will -
OF August Mueller deceased. will, THURS H.:
DAY, NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1885, I'll
SELL IN front of the premises, ut HALF FOUR
+. NJ,
SUB LOT 21, IN SQUARE o.
fronting 10 49, 100 feet Massachusetts avenue,
- OS-IOO feet on Twentytr street, and 80 ~ 100
feet Oh street north improved by two-story and
basement Brick Dwelling.
This is without doubt one of the finest lots in the
city.
Terms: One-third cash; balance i'll equal install
Infnts AT one anu two years notes to be by the
purchaser TO bear six cert rer interest
to be secured by deed of trust the property all
cash at the option of purchase. deposit GOO
Of purchaser Terms to be complied with in ten days
from day of sale otherwise the reserve the
rlxht to resell the property at the risk and the
purchaser after i've days public
such resale LII some newspaper published in Washing
ton. D. c.
CHARLES MADESi r-...
HENRY MILLER IAoc"tofs
n27-d OF Estate of August Mueller, Decd.
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c&t-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER TENTH, SAME HOUR and
(N!ANCFRi SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
I J PROPERTY ENOWN AS No tns, u c1SD ~

SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of -
'0:.;l, docket No. 20, wherein Tebccca Du iiiii i
iieJ aud others are plaintiffs and Alexander Dulaney
VIZ Is,1 ~ pTHESpAY s the IQGRTEENIH pay OF
O'CLOCK ~. in front of the premises the following
real estate situate Ill the city OF Washington
III The Ds'rict OF Columbia and known and designated
on the ground plat and plan of said city Lot num-
beret 81 u square numbered $780, and the improve
ments thereon
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the said decree CASH
the property is sold the balance be paid within ten
from the date of and the terms of sale are
not then complied with, the trustees reserve the RIGHT
to resell at the cost OF the defauiting purchaser
CHAPLIN BROWN, Trustee,
49, :9::,,:i X street,
GEO. E. EMMONS, Trustee
,-~-o.>-oo,, ,,- GIG st. W.
DUNCANSON BtOS., AuctloneerS. dl-dSlS
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.oI1DAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are Now Fully PREPARED for the Holiday

LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF GOOD
We have ever offered tho public and prices as low
As the lowest, consisting in part of
Inc Latest illustrated Cir Booas Standard Books in
Sets; the Poets. in all styles: cheap editions Of
Popular Works: Family, Teachers and
FocEef Bibles; very large and
carefully selected assOrt-
ment OF Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Books and
HyInnals. Juveniles, an immense stock and VA
nety; Pspeteries Photograph aud Auto
graph Albums: lnAstxnds the lat
est and best in Writing
Desks; Christmas aud New Year C,ryls (.ames Ard
10y Books Tor the young, aui carefully
selected Souvenirs and Nov
elites Of the season
=. wM BALLANFYNE soE,
VI 42S 9Th st.
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GALENA ILL.,, Dec. s.-An infant four DAYS old
and weighing, only one pound and half Is pres
ent the attraction in this city. The child Is per-
fectly formed and In apparent good health. Its
head VIII Ca lily go into dessert coffee cup and a
common plain gold rnger-rtng Qady's size can be
slipped over the whole hand. crowds ~ people
have f1ocked 70 see this tiny specimen OF humanity
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A telegram from Columbus last night says that
the sixth annual session OF the Federation OF Or
ganized Trades and Labor unions convened yester-
day, Samuel GOmpers, OF New York. presiding
Officers were elected as follows: President, j. w
Smith, Springfield, ILL.,; vice president, Wright, OF
Washington, ID. c.; secretary, John ktrchner, OF
New York; auditors, G. z. Oyler, Baltimore and H.
Il. Kraft, Philadelphia. 4 committee OF confer
ence was appointed to meet with the convention OF
trades Union delegates to-day, and which promises
to be one OF the most important labor gatherings
held in this country for years. Anew organization
will be made to-day, and the federation will be
merged into the new body. Prophecies were made
in Columbus last night that the condemnation and
opposition OF this new body would in two years
crush the knights OF Labor.
The report OF the legislative committee
recommends an appeal to Congress regard
ing eyasionS of the Chinese law; alIudeS
to the bill introduced in Congress to pro-
hibit corporations, from employing as con-
SUabulary men from states In which they do
not reside, and an Official journal is COM
mended; discusses the troubles separating the
declarations OF Labor from the Knights OF Labor,
with no evidence Of reconciliation. Resolutions
We're introduced and referred yesterday ind0rsing
the action OF the International Typographical
union regarding the Government Printing ONCE in
case it is made a bureau; recommending the pas
sage OF national indenture law giving the master
control OF his apprentice only during the hours OF
labor.
dispatch was received from Mr.. Powderly ask
ing that committee OF Knights OF Labor be al
lowed TO discuss past grievances between the two
organizations.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING. SITUATE NO As E STREET
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated December Stl, -
A D., 1852 and recorded i'll Liber No. 157 at ma:
folJo 1911 OF the land records of the District OF Ni
Columbia. we will sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, on MONDAY: the SIXTH DAY OF De
that lot Of ground with the improvements, situate in
city OF Washington, District of CouInbia, known as
vision of 9rlglna lot ten in square numbered six hun
sstins of two-sory frame dwelling. with brick base
mnnt contalnillr six rooms and i'll good repair.
Terms OF sale: nerd cash. and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest thereon at
SIX per cent to be secured by deed OF trust on premises
sold or al cash, at option of purchaser deposit OF
800 required at time OF sale Terms to be complied
with IN ten days: ConveyaEcing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost. WILLIAM OCKSTADT,i T....
n.3-d&ds H. II. BERGMAN. ) 'ius'ees.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER TENTH, SAME HOUR and
place, Ill consequence of the rain.
at BY order of Tr1lstees