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A Conflict OF Dates.

THE PINLIoo AND NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUE
FALL MEErTN0s-BorH SET FOE THE SAM
DAY.
AT o recent meeting OF the executive commits
tee of the National Jockey club it wss decideA
TO open the fall meeting OF this year on the 18th
Of October. the same date on which the Pimlico
meeting at Baltimore is TO begin. This deter
mination 20 antagonize Pimlico I'm dates wa
brought about primarily by the action OF the
Jerome ss LARK club, IN deciding TO continue tneif
IA, meeting two weeks longer than usual. 40
stated In THE STAR several weeks ago
the f1mlico club claimed the rigid
70 the week just preceding the WASH
ington fall meeting that had been the ar.
rangement hitherto. The executive COMMITTEES
OF the National club, however, feared that To
follow Pimlico next fall would throw the wv
Sity meeting 90 late I'm the season ~ 10 endafls
ger us success. Hence, Notwithstanding tic
Appeals OF President Bowie, Of Ptmlico aud
others, II was decided 10 run here on the sauax
dates as those fixed upon for baltimore. Sin2
the action ofthe committee the matter has bees
talked over among members OF the club and
another meeting 10 TO be held Tomorrow eyeu}
Ing, with the view OF rcconsidering the former
action and 20 see II matters cannot be adjusted
SO as TO avoid antagonism between the Wash
inSton aud Baltimore clubs. 1t Is contended
oy some OF the Jockey club msnsger3
tnet 10 run In the same dates a
baltimore Will cause bitter feeling Of rivalry
between the two clubs which will work injris
nously 70 both, and that as Baltimore has had
precedence heretofore, Il ought TO continue
AT the meeting tomorrow evening an efforS
Wall De made 20 have the 26th OF October sub
stftuted for the 10TH thus making the Ivy Cit4
meeting follow that at Ptmlico.
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From wall Street To-day.

New YORK, Jan 1S-The stock market
opened irreg ular this morning, first prices
being about equally divided between advances
and declines. There were a few slight further
advances, but the whole market almost imme-
diately became very active and weak, and on
very large transactions the majority of the
active list declined over l per cent, Union Paci-
fic being conspicuous with decline OF 214,
throughout the hour have been feverish and
excited, with the principal transaction in Paci-
fic Mail, Union Pacific, Lake Shore, ST. Paul
and Lackawanna. Just before IL O'Clock there
were few slight rallies, but they proved to be
only mOmentary, and at that hour the market
was active and weak throughout
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TO.MORRO
BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneera
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY NINETEENTH, -
1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, /, Executor, in E
will SELL in front of the premises all that part Of
LOT No. II, IN SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE
No. SIC,
beginning Massachusetts, avenue SO feet northwest
from the southeast corner of said Lot and running
parallel with east and southeast lines OF said Lot
through to street, thence west with street 20 feet
thence parallel with first described lines Massa hu
sets avenue: thence sOutheasiery with said
20 feet TO the beginning. together with the improve
ments, ways, easements, rights privileges &c to same
belonging.
Terms Onethird cash. balance i'm and two
years. notes to bear six per cent interest payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed of all cash.
at option of purchaser. Conveyancing. &c, at pur-
chasers cost A deposit of 500 required at time of
sae Terms to be complied with in seven days, other
wise Executor reserves the right to resell risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser after five days public
tlce of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, d.. VIM. X. WOODWARD,
Executor of Estate of Margaret Bain deceased.
ia7zi&dS
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The Csoosssae1ers md the Trussees
A CONFERENCE THIS AFTERNOON FROM WHICH
REPORTERS WE'RE KxoLupEp.
Messra Smith, Curtis and Birney Of the
school board. . committee appointed 20 confer
with the Commissioners regarding the recent
letter written by the missioner respecting
the board, called upon the Commissioners al
two O'Clock this afternoon. MrS T. r. Briggs
also appeared. excusing her presence on the
ground that . Commissioner once asked or n
she would serve a. trustee, and she answered
In the negative.
Mr.. smith stated briefly the purpose Of the
committee In calling, saying that members II
the board claimed that there were powers CON
ferred upon the board by legislation quite indie
pendent Of the Commissioners.
Alter . brief conference Mr.. Edmonds an
nounced 70 the reporters present that the truss
ICES desired the privilege OF talking TO the
commissioners and not 70 the public;
mat In the course OF such conversations
mecers OF confidential nature might be spoke q
OF, ano, In TACT, the relations between the Com
missioners and the trustees, like those between
the Commissioners and their attorney were
conndential. He asked, therefore, that the re-
porters withdraw. This rule was applied also
to MIS-: BriggA, and The reporters, with Mrs,
ceeded In private.
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DENIAL OF THE REPORT THAT A LIGHT WAS
SEEN IN THE NINE AT NANTICoKE.

DENIAL OF THE REPORT THAT A LIGHT WAS
SEEN IN THE MINE AT NANTICOKE.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, Jan. 1S.-There is no
change in the condition Of affairs at slope Of
the Nanticoke mines, where the miners were
entombed. A sensational report was spread
through the valley yesterday that the rescuing
party had discovered a bright light ahead of
them, but this is denied on the best authority
The work Of clearing up the gangways con-
tnues slowly. Nothing has been discovered
up to noon to-day, nor have any signs Of the
buried men been found. A considerable stream
or water Is now running along the gangway
where the men are at work, and another
rush OF sand is feared at any moment
From all appearance this morning it will be
weeks before the bodies of the men are reached,
II they are ever recovered. 1t is possible how
ever, that If the victims were caught in the
gangways and overwhelmed by the flood. their
bodies may be reached at any time. The STAN
ton colliery, operated by the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Coal company, is again Idle on
account of an inundation of water The recent
cold weather has further increased the difficulty
of mining by causing the water dripping from
the dripping bucket to freeze and fill up the
Shaft. A large force of men and boys have been
rendered idle in consequence OF the stOppage.
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The b. and o. Cut Not Met Yet.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-No movement was
made to-day by any Of the managers of the
great railway companies In the matter Of fares,
and regular tickets can be bought from New
YORK TO Chicago by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for $16. A prominent ticket broker
to-day offered tickets BY this line at even lower
rates, and sold sleeping-car tickets by the same
from New York. The full fare by way OF the
Pennsylvania railroad is 81. The brokers re-
ported that business was improving and many
travellers were taking advantage of the present
low fares.
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Robbed by a Bogus Officer.

PITTsBURG. Jan. 1S-George Hassel, the Eng
lishman who was reported mysteriously miss.
Ing yesterday, and who it was feared had met
with foul play, was found by detective late
last night. He claims that tue alleged officer
who arrested him yesterday led him to an I'M
frequented street and compelled him 10 hold up
his hands while he robbed him OF $500 and
some valuable papers. Hassel arrived in New
York from England last Wednesday and came
here to establish himself in business as an archi-
tect. The daring thief has not been arrested.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.


Shocking Discovery ON Re0pening .
Grave ~ wo0dstock, Ont.
WOODSTOCK, ONT, Jan. 1S.-Recently girl
named Collins died. as it was supposed, very
suddenly, here. A day ortwo ago the body was
exhumed, prior to its removal to another burial
place, when the horrible discovery was made
that the girl had been buried alive. Her shroud
had been torn In shreds, her knees were
drawn up to her chin, one of her arms was
twisted under her head and her features bore
evidence Of dreadful torture
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A tug Rest BloWn Up.
THE PILOT INSTANTLY KILLED AND TWO
OTHERS BADLY INJURED.

PITrsBURG, Jan. 1S.-The steam tug Aodoc
exploded her boilers In the Allegheny river
near the 18th ST. bridge. shortly before 8 O'Clock
this morning, instantly killing Pilot Joe Davis
and seriously injuring Fireman Matthew Hig-
gins and Capt Je6 Evans. The balance of the
crew escaped unhurt. The fireman had just
fred up when the explosion occurred. The
asunder, fragments being scattered fully 500
yards. Pilot joe Davis was blown into the
river and his body has not yet been recovered.
Fireman Higgins was blown on ran, and Is h
thought he is fatally injured. Capt Evans viii
probably recover. The cause Of the explosion
Is not known. but q - thought the 1eed pipes
became clogyed with lee, end Dc boilen bicom.
ing dry exploded. The boat was owned 81
Capt Evans and v1s valued At $4,000. 6he
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General Foreign News.

A LABORER ON TRIAL FOR LIBEL.
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-The trial of the case of a
laborer named Kenny, who is charged with
libelling Mr.. Howell, liberal member Of par
Lament for the northeast division of Bethnal
Green was begun to-day. Kenny alleges that
Mr.. Howell had appropriated money belonging
to the gas stokers' fund to his personal uses.
The court room was crowded. The complain
ant did not enter the witness box. The teSti-
mony for the defense was thereupon called.
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SPECIALTIES.

DROF. CLAY, CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROL-
Il ogist, has returned and be consulted on bust
ness love and matrimony. All iH trouble call salts
faction guaranteed Fee so cents. Parlors lO4 Mass
ave-. between LIST and I'd st. n. W. Hours 8 a. M to
p. IN. d26-7ws
P!LEs-DR- MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment without the Of knife, caustc
or ligature. Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted at
2l3 I'd St NV. nom to d pm. ap2-lOm*
nR AND NINE. SELDEN, 1921 18TH ST n W.
L. Established 1855. special treatmen: for ladies'
DENTAL: terms reasonable. Call write. ja15-6ts
DlCORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE OF THE
hCelebrated DIR. p. RECORD, of Paris DIR
SlGESMONDS Blenna EradicatOr for sale at e.
CHRISTIANS, Druggist 4S4 Penn. ave-, Agent for
d. C. jaIl-1ms
nEAFNESS. ITS CAUSES AND CURE. BY ONE
OwhO was deaf twenty EIGHT years Treated by
most Of the noted specialists of the day with bene
tit Cured himself in three months and since they
hundreds of others by same process plain, simply
and successful home treatment Address
nSm,w -s3m T. s. PAGE, LIS East 26th ST. N. Y City.
NINE. ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT
ANX and AstrOlogist, has been consulted Business
Love and Matrimony for "a years this city; all In
trouble CALL satisfaction guaranteed. Office hours 10
M TO DIN. Fee SOC and 81. 312 First SITS. T., Capt.
toll Hill. AID
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTSOF
wi LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' and gen.
tlemen 50 cents each. 4OS street, between 4ih and
oth streets northwest my634ws
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VIyHOS ]. FISHER & CO.. AuctiOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
NOTION

RERs9SAL opRoPERTY IN THE CITY OF
Under and by virtue of several deeds of trust esA
recorded in Liber lO6S. Of the Land Records OF :a
the District of Columbia at folio POS ct seq, and
Lber 114S of said Records, folio 80 ct seq, default
having been made Hereunder, and the undersigned
Trustee therein named having been renested in writ
TfS z the hfghssRs bsr iss
O'CLOCK NOON, the following described real estate
known and described bed az Lots humber "a 25 20 and
I'll 'ns 81 snd
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carts and other personal
used in herewith And Also certain lease
hold interest In Lots No 8, Z, and @, in said square
appurtenances unto the same belonging. with the
rights of renewal and purchase by the said deeds Of
and appurtenances such easehold property belong
Terms q sale: one-third cash. and the balance in
" the said ID to Be secured to the
sa;i m Da one !se Of s9 be
THos ]. FISHER & CO.. Aucts jae-staws sss
TI>RUsTEE's SALE OF THREE.sToRY BRICK
kAS AAnHTE sr nhnMEsS
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF 30
Of IL sns
Docket No. 20. pending in said court wherein Henry
aud wiii ss rS publ asss
1SR Fsni Bay 81 1855
FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ. all Of lot numbered Nineteen
l9l in Iawrences subdivision of part Of square num-
bered three hundred and twenty-seven (327), i'm:
proved By threestory brick dwelling house
Terms OF sale As prescribed by the decree: Onethrd
of the purchase money In cash. and the balance in
equal stallmens In one and two years respectively,
for which the promissOry notes of the purchaser
be given to bear interest from day sale at six
cent and secured by deed Of property sold
all cash at the purchasers option deposit of 500
cost the terms Of sale are not complied with In
right TO resell at risk and cost defautng purchaser
after five days public notice OF such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, D. C..
SAML MADDOX, Trustee,
462 Louisiana avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auefs. ja0-d&dbS
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STEAMERS.


n n A r d LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LINZ
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIv.
ERPOOL. CALLING ATCORK HARBOR.
From Pier No. 40, N. r., New York.
OREGON Sat, Jan. % OREGON. Sat-, Feb. 20
SERvIA...-sat, Jan. 80 SGRvIA .......sat, Feb. %
GALLIA....---.Sa,-, Feb q GALILA-....Sat., Mich. q
AURANIA-..-Sat., Feb 13 AURANIA.... Sat-, Mch ID
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PAssAGE:-Cabin. $50, $50 and $780, &C
cordng to accommodations intermediate passage $50
Steerage at very low rates Storage tickets to and
nom Liverpool ane Queenstown and all other parts OF
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply the companys once.
No Bowling Green or steerage and cabin to OTIS
BIGELow 4 Co. sos eth street. Washington, d. C.
Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW d. CO.,
Ja18 6O6 eth street, Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
Company's Her, No. A North River foot Of Morton
street, New York.
Canada, de Kersabisc. Wednesday, JAN 20. a. m
Labrador, Perier d Hauterer. Wednesday, Jan. ~,
IL a. m.
81. German. Traub. Wednesday, Feb. 8, 5am
ST Simon Durand, Wednesday, Fec. 10, 8. m.
Cheeks PAYABLE On sight " amounts e suit on the
BIAN, Agent. No. bowling Green New York
Messrs BELL d co, Agents for the District Of
Columbia, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
ia13 Washington, D. C
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Outrage by Dynamiters.

ORANGEvILLE, ONT, Jan. 1S.-A dynamite
cartridge placed at the door of the residence of
Police Magistrate Monroe yesterday exploded,
causing great damage to the building. Fortu-
nately none of the inmates was injured. This
is the second attempt of the kind made on MIR.
Monroe, who has been infiicting fines for
breaches of the Scott temperance act.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALExA DELIGHTFUL HOME: % ACRES:
~ 90 miles from Washington, from Warrenton
Va; on line Y. M: railroad station within minutes
walk house has IL rooms; detached kitche well at
house and stream through place: barn. sheds. ice
mousse. hot bed DC, all nearly fruit; large gar
dem land in excellent state and thoroughly fenced;
situation high and healthy 10 malaria mosquitoes
several daily trains reaching Washington in hours
at decided bargain: must be sold close estate of de-
ceased owner. For further particulars address
jal5-2w* FAUQUIER, Star office.
LNOR SALE - A RARE CHANCE-A FARM OF
T. 12O acres, with stock and farm implements; five
miles from Washington. on the Alexandria X. r..
station on farm fine brick Mansion barns, carriage
houses, ice house. and every thing in shape for COM
fort and convenience premises lighted by large
fruit orchard and vinegar Is minutes ride from B.
and r depot fare, cents fine place to subdivide
and build suburban homes on. VIII sell at n bargain
and easy terms. great opportunity for man Of
energy. North Washington Real Estate Co., sos and
$40 f ST. n W. ja15-5t
HARMS FOR SALE-ATA BARGAIN-ATOC CO-
II quan Va; 100 acres good land, with new dwelling
of latest style with rooms; new barn and all modern
Improvements: spient3d water in yard; beautifully
located, overlooking tie Potomac river. 4 mile
from the wharveS and mile from Wood
bridge station, A and F. X r. Price S3,OOO
Also have many other farms for sale. Address
jal5-3t< w. r SELECMAN, Occoquan Va
INOR SALE-FARMS AND BUILDING ON THE
I Metropolitan railroad convenient to city. A. P.
HILL & CO., 1888 st. jal4-lm
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DIED.

BACON on, On , Sunday Jsnuary l3th 1880. ., $50
Of Peter " and Elizabeth C. bacon, Ia the forty
sixth year of his age.
as'. :: s IA:
invited to attend
SsSst ATE. On ss una,y ssnusry Is sss
loved husband of Charlotte Boegehotz aged - ysAH
Funeral win take place from his late residence llso
ath street northwest on TUESDAY, January 10Th. q
vited 70 attend. baltimore papers please copy .
BUDp. On January I7th 1885. at 1918 p m aftes
tade WILLIAM p BuDD the SON Of Wm suad spS
the late Jane Budd AT his residence l64l sixth street.
Funeral from the Lincoln Memorial church. oornse
az is nS y Sx,,ss
ss " vile ss q JOHN s L. ass
COYLE On January IL, 1886. at ten o'clock p.u-,
e. ths rss1dence q bis SpcIe John Collins 80 Midi
ans1s nom .Ss sssdsnoss e q his parents ys
lsss an SATHEsISH HEif Ff1lssz is
s;s 81 s. % e ss: .ss:y I
fnssrment It North wales. Pa
KEAREEy. AGNES HAMILTON KEARNEN
wife Of Charles T. Kearney, n hsr rpsidence no.
E.ghssenth stress, sunday morning. JsnnaFy iith,
s.ns 1,sns,: high rssu,
e II1PSsk 81 hsss e: 3: :ss
wsss. tuesday. the 10th, at .. m.
ss.a me S.i S..Srss IN
and Mary Inland aged eighteen yeArA
May she rest In psacs.
s w. s% s:s $780, s:
J y,..S z asth at p M frsndA Of ,e nniy q
PAYNE. On January IN asaa .. ON ,
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ufdOMAS UNWILLING, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF ELE-
fNa Or GoTh 6bJH or 0ERT
And FINE; ELEsASr TIaEk SKINS,
RSeKi ODD AND Me- ANfiaHN cHAfks:
PLUSH; WICKER CHAIRS AND ROCK
SAFE, WITH COMBINATIONS LOCK !;
M with AsR sshks &sfSE hASG
y cHEssY t Of sP snA .f pEs1aA, CARD
PhadaSE wITH GLA FIRE s EEKT
CABINET And sECKETAkY CoMBiNED.
VH GsDhf srA 1f1ft IL cR hHsS
SHAPE: CHINA AND GLAssWARk.
kkHAssEMLs' s oRn MA .Mk TOP pIv sH7
BRASS BEDsTEAD, WITH FINE CUHLED-
HAIR MATTRESSES, WIRE SPRINGS, &c, A
EEAUTIFUI. PIECE: DIVANS, WITH HAIR
MIRRORS, KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c. &c.
THE WHOLE FORMING BEAUTIFUL
COLLECTION AND AN OPPORTUNITY BUT
PUBLIC. BEING THE EFFECTS OF A GIN
TLEMAN LEAVING FOR EUROPE.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWEEN
TY-FIRSr, 1885, commencing ct HALF-PAST TEN
of Farragut Square and street northwest, will sell
without reserve the aforementioned articles. Goods
will be exhibition Wednesday, 10th inst from IL
The house Will be comfortably heated, and those in
search of elegant goods will find to their adv antage
to attend.
House for rent by the year. Catalogues and further
niormaton furnished on application to the auction
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ja16dts 18th and Pa ave.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
be consulted daily 46l st. bet Az and 9TH SITS NV
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consuIta
tons strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Office always open ja16-2ws
mr. AND NINE. SELDEN. 1921 18TH ST. wv
IL Estabusbe 1866. Spec treatment for ladies';
remedies prompt and reliable; advice and conf
Dental; terms reasonable. Call or write. ja1J6ts
NINE DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABLI AND
ANx reliable Ladies' Physician can be consulted daily
at ner residence l2i5 9TH 81. Otice hours from
to pm jal4-lms
II AIDES CONSULTING NINE DR. DIMERES
IL regular graduate from Paris. France, will receive
experienced ssiful treatment 81 west 35th ST., New
YORK. between 9th and 9th avenues. d2fe1m+
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE
AN1 or two Of DIR. BROTHERS Invigorating Cor
dial VIII cure any OF nervous debility and loss
OF nerve power. II imparts vgor TO the whole
tenn 9O6 Is ST. sw. d2S-lms
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
DR. BROTHERS Is the oldest Established adver-
Using Ladies Physician in this city Ladies' you can
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS, 800 Il st. s.w
Particular attention paid to all disease peculiar
ladies, married y: single. All successfully treated
dZS-lmS
DEAD AND BE wISE-DR. BROTHERS 9O6
Il 81. 8 W, appeared before me and made oath that
ne Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city, and Will guarantee in all of private
disease of men and furnish medicine, CHARGE
day subscribed and sworn TO before by DIR.
BROTHERS. SAMUEL &. MILLS, Notary Public
In and for the ID. of e.. this Sd day OF July. 1855
d5-Ims
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THE SALISBURY GOVERNMENT WILL NOT RE-
SIGN WHEN PARLIAMENT MEETS.
LONDON, Jan. 1S.--This afternoons Pal Mol
Gazette says there Is no foundation whatever Tor
the rumors now current that the government
will resign Immediately on the reassembling
of parliament,
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Work men organizing
oVFR HUH VF.sVNIZ1uS.
THE GLASS-WORkERS PERFECTING A SCHEME OF
AMALGAMATION.

AMALGAMATION.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 1S.-The glass-workers rep
reSentatives now in this city are trying to
effect an amalgamation of the windOwglass
workers. hint-glaSs workers and green-bOtile
blowers unions and have arrived at an agree
ment upon the general principles for such a
combination. 1t was decided that all three
unions shall join the Knights of Labor; that an
executive board, consisting of Is members,
that each branch shall have the same voting
power, and that = general strike fund shall be
established. All this Is to be managed by the
knights of Labor. The executive board shall
have power to veto any strike which they deem
inopportune or unreasonable. Levies shall be
made among members to raise strike funds,
which shall only be used to assist workmen In
conflicts authorized by the beard OF managers.
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The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
registered 1884 bid 1884 asked b. G per imp p g.
5ssi, S SSin aaS.s bid Ia A. asked 56year fund
fnS ss & .9oof f2 ri 5d asked
ba r. \. stock. 81 bid. North Capitol and Street
~, r 49, Did, 81 asked washington Gas. 367s bid.
ms So bid Col ms bid, 121 asked Riggs ms 81
bid, 6St asked. Washington Market stock, I6iS
bid. Washington Brick Machine. 100 bid Second
National Bank, 1852 bid Heal Estate Title Insur-
ance, 1OOi4 bid, lob asked Penn Tel. Co.. asa. bid,
ASA asked. Chesapeake :and Pot. Tel Co. So bid
U. S. Electric Light, 80 asked w. ~ ''o
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A DvERTISERS CAN LEARN THE COST OF
kAany proposed line Of Advertising At 3kO. r. ROW.
ELL co.'s Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10
spruce g.. New York. Send loo. for lOO-page
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