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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Senator Palmer Introduces Bill to Pen
sion Mrs. Sharidan

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA joint resolu-
tion was presented by Senator Blair to
open negotiations with Great Britain for
the purpose of making political union
with Canada, subject to the agreement of
Canada and the consent of Great Britain.
The resolution was referred to the COM
mittee on foreign affairs.
Senator Jones presented resolution,
which was adopted, authorizing the
finance committee to inquire into the
condition of the poor in the cotton manu-
factories, and report all information on
the subject to the senate with such rec
concentrations as the committee may
see fit.
Senator Palmer introduced bill grant
ing a pension of 1000 per annum to the
widow of Gen. Sheridan, which was re-
ferred to the pension comm.tee.
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A VERY SAD SURPRISE.

The Generals New York Friends Were
Shocked by the Death Messages.
NEW York, Aug. Tt was shock to
this city to learn of Gen. Sheridan's
death in Mondays papers. Expressions
of deep regret arc general. Flags through
out the city are at half mast. The gen
erals friends had gained such confidence
in his recovery from favorable reports
from Nonquitt that his sudden death was
a sad surprise. Action will be taken by
the military and other organizations rs
soon us the programme of the funeral is
ARRANGED
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SnEl2Ff SA.s.

TERRI rORY or DANUrA H.
SecOND JUDICIAL. i,lSrRiCr ms.
lii the district cutit ,yilli..i dad 10: Dawson
county,
de:end;nJ
Notice 10 ereiy ssFan that by Write OF a.
l'idslnsh OF ioreciusue aid sale H. The ;.il,y,.
tiititied acitoa oa the +. ii day ut ltae a. d.
1880, iiitt All hA.ur.p iSil.,i ;iUI ,:is,i in r
i!e'it. ie stOseriu u. % Sfati,clliid si;r,;f
''t DiNinJL cotiii' " paiot; t.rritpry for 1i:;.l
purpose up 'itc;t, viii Seii NJ pub, auction,
ut nc IL mt d'n' II {; onrt boast, In the city
Ut Mitchell couIs;N I'll itilyl.ua, D.llul, terri
tory Oil saturday tile 18TH day of August lsss
i'll ljofelock IN the forenoon OF THAT uay the
real estate and III gagged premises si,ll;r N,
the county OF Dawson and ter ritury of Dnkotu .
tni directed i'll sa.d Judgment and execution
tn be 50 Il ana thetiu described AS follow : !.
TAe h't Gxl ii the lw ql,;,:tcrtl,,. ana me
half tlsl nf Tie sw tisiilriri (1l) vi see io,
seventeen 40 to shsi.il, one li,l3i,r4;i and one
tloll range si,ty CO. cuntu!ii. lit: acres inor
orie*s. or so lutcr thereof as NAV be sui,irieu,
to satisfy saiT judgncnt and rosts, :,tnuuntinn
III al u itiiLeed :.iudr..t aud tw .tty-c ult;
lsl ,32sl, dotlnrS md tnrty-iive t.i5 cats Win
interest thereon from tht. datco: said .iy.uent
and All ;,c&'uiilG costs %! sale.
Dated ut Mitchell ID. t Ju Y IL. 1873
U. - SrhScl!i! ED
u. A Hl'ME,'ER, S!isr!il Dtsisu;l G cA,lnty.
Pl..iht..I Alturiter
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The Burlington Strike Hurt the Road

CHICAGO, Ills, Aug. 1.-THE financial
statement of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad for June makes a show
iRg of expenses which indicates an in
crease of $500, ,046.90 over June, 1887,
while the net earnings show decrease of
S5O6,9 946.57. The total decrease in net
earnings for the six months ending June
30 is "a, 704, 54934
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Prohlbltion Nominees Accept.

CHICAGO, Ills, Aug. 1.-THE letters of
acceptance of the National prohibition
purity candidates for president and vice
president are made public. The letter of
Gen, Clinton B. Fisk, candidate for pres
dent, is dated at Sea Bright, N. ]. July 95.
The opening paragraph expresses a CRATE
full sense Of the honor conferred upon him
by the indianapolis convention and for
mally accepts the nomination.
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sa R;FS GALE.
RRIrNKY OF DAllNrAA

SECOND JUDICIAL. DISTRICT 80
lii the District cudri within and for nnvisnn
county.
O. >. Armiu, plaintilt, VS.. Mrs. Giis,,yus G.
Glcmeht. ti>tasus !. Gi, mnn,. S:t:lll,l3J
ieacliior iEaEcs 4, ieacli.Iur ant. NJ. q.
Dawson, ,.tl cuuitt Is.
Notice Is hereby givfn lil;tl b. virtue of a
l!S 'ent ni 1orec oatre aii,i sails. II the above
entitled action l,,e i.tn dan uf jtii,e, A %.
1858, and an n&cc III! ;ss.ed II ,,n said Iud.r-
itleni. The subscriber: %. - oialrshtield aserIt
al DaNl on coi!uty, DuNot'. TERRITORY Tor thnt
purpose appointed. VII, SELL ~ p lie a+,ction
AT the iHGnt door oi the court house ia the city
of Mitchell, County If avisom. Dakot;, terri
tory."n Saturday The .5iE day al AugllSi, lsss.
ut 10 O'Clock in tn. 1. renoom ,f ll;u lav. inc
r, r, al estate and noTsassd pr IN ses siiuae in
the G ,untT ri Dlvi.u T'rrtory OF ID ,krti.
and direct d IN said Judgment AMI execution,
TO be sold aud therein III scIibt,i as ol'cws:
l-t,F nnhrr III cen (t!il nj block ,l,,s,c, our
W RoWiny snitit'on 1o Ai!trn,l. in lttv,sul.
county. DtNOi:t territory ,ccu' dii,e 10 th.. ~.
corded plat thereof So mach ti,t,,s.f n, n, Y
be >!itii"ie t. st!-fN sud iud ,u.ni aud COS;
amounting. i ail Il " iu!.dma ai,.i ti.iriy.
nlil,' i 39i dollars and twenty-five. (.5l cents
VIII interest thereon ron the date ,f sa Al
Judgment ANA III. ;c,t liin, costs ~ Sa e.
Dated 1T M.tci.cli OAK, july 18th ,SsS
U. q SrASCMFirl.p
IA ,, She! in nl DAWSON County.
ID: a. MlZhSER, Piain;!tis Attorney.
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Height of European Soldiers.

It has generally been believed that the
reduction in average height of French
soldiers which followed Nupolcons wars.
due, of course, to the immense slaughter
in those campaigns. made all of those
soldiers the shortest i'll Europe. But. ac-
cording to q high medical and military
authority in Russia, the minimum height
of the Russian and the French conscript
is about equal-tvc feet; while i'll most
other European countries the minimum
three inches.-Boston Budget
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Stopped Forty Minutes for Call on liar

INDIANAPOLIS, ind, Aug. 1.-Tho
james G. Blaine club, of KANSAS City,
100 strong, arrived in the city abont 10
o'clock by special train, en- route to New
York to attend the Blaine reception.
They marched rapidly to the Harrison
residence and were received at the corner
by Gen. Harrison, who addressed few
words Of cordial welcome TO the club.
After shaking hands the visitors sought
their train aud within forty minutcs
were spinning eastward.
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VIII Use the Cut.oH,

BRA1NEnD, Aug 1.-THE new cutoff to
West Superior and Duluth ON the Brain
erd and Duluth run of the Northern Pa
cific, which has been built this season,
known as the Pohegama branch, has been
completed and trains have commenced
running thereon.
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could be done the general gradually sank
into condition of complete unconscious
ness, and at 1920 breathed his last.
Mrs. Sheridan, the Sisters Maban and
.Justinian, and the faithful body servant,
Klein, were also at his bedside through
out his dying hours.
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THE SENATE sYMPATHlzEs.

Appropriate Memorial on sheridan's
Death Is Unanimously Adopted.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE senate res
olutions of sympathy were unanimously
adopted on the death of Gen. Sheridan,
supplemented with appropriate remarks
by Senator Edmunds.
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President Cleveland's message on the
death of Gen. Sheridan was read by the
clerk, after which resolutions drawn up
by the military committee were read and
the house adjourned. Remarks were
made by Hooker, Cutcheon an Crosse
uoppr
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sHERlDAN's SUCCESSOR.
Maj. Gen. schofleld is Now the Ranking
Off3cer

ndaJ. Con. Scho1e1d Is Now the Ranking
Officer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-With the death
of Gen. Sheridan the rank of lieutenant
general lapses. The command of the
army Of the United States falls to the
rank of major general. There are now
three major generals-Schoheld Howard
and Crook-Gen. schofleld's being the
ranking or senior appointment. If con-
gress should create the position of lieu
tenant general, the appointm ent would
be made by the president from the list of
major generals. A major generals sal
ary is 81, 500 per annum.
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WrecLeh Eirhe Cars.

VALLEY CITY, Oak, Aug. 1.-THE
freight train IL on the Northern Pacific.
west bound, was wrecked one mile east
of Valley City at 2:50 q. m. The
train broke in two and came together.
Eight cars were derailed and badly
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CHICAGO, Ills, Aug. 7.-sIknow moth
ing about the alleged coalition of the
United and Union Labor parties in Ohio
beyond what is reported in morning pa
pers," said Mr. Robrt Fl. Cowflrev fine
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SrisSs Es'; s.AfE.
TERN!TNNN Nla MAi..tA.

COUNTY GF .iAs.sps-. 80
he G.,,tl.ii l.,t: .ll,i ,si ',,-.pany. p ;lit..
ii, IS. 4 ''s a..a NJ - t;.e.,il,,ai,, {
s. -li'ia'ii a.t,i ..i;,,5 ,..i ,"lti3l,l)4lis
ho'ieti = :ieteoi =. ~ ,...:i is III N. II =
iHi.: tn,,.i: Of OCT us,:r a.,i le ..;. i,
,.i'' tied .,;.tio nh tue "A. !. ..;;A ot ia a IL
l'"' ana an g >ee"i''l $ Il ~ 81 oh ...s ,.i..
III, III tie I'll l'',iter ~. % -,.;i.. iii Ii il ~
ol paNisui tuHaiy ui>sj,l istSl .i,i'y, or ii,
PURPOSE ip'sin ,.,i. wi; sell ri p,.!,i. ..s..,
itt tue ir". ZOO. ii ti.s rourv u.s.. iii t, ,.
ol h'4ti;Mil. ss'd.'.y "t i.;.is"n h..:sot., i.,-
tory. ~ S.tiir.'.N iise -i.st d i,4i iit 't,7s
At aocincsi in tste .cren"un ul ,l,l. u..y H..
real estate ~; ai'.i'i-5 :.'i t,,e.i;es :.t:,.t a.
me county vi ltNi>"n t.rri. n %: ;,s.:le 49,.
,ilrected m i.ii i''-:iieii ;iid eai+ +o; to e
sold, a:ld therein IS .iuc.i US follows The
SW M .r.ef tsi). u S.. lou thi IN CO. o.,lls,Ip
ole iiilt':fsd ana o.'e, Z! rang. SIN .tMo tGe},
sAatted Ia Dawson coiiiiy liid t.r.aory OF lD;l-
10 Il. or 50 iiru i,l.fcVi ih.;y sii.tirir,.i TO
satisfy said i,islttn"!l' ad vusts :t,nnii::iny in
III 10 sl ii;i!ltted .';id seven NtWu y dol
Lars AL seventy one Il e. MS With itrre> t
there u, from t- date of sud j.,l ,nei.t and III
..ectt!iis cost, III Sale.
90. Sr..NGIslYI,
Sheru vi DAWSON Cu.nly
d. \. MIzESEs,
Pi..inth's Attorney.
Led Mitch, II, Dak., Ju Is, is 8.
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pemocrutic Campaign Literature.

NEW York, Aug. 7.-Great activity
prevails ut the headquarters of Demo.
cratic national committee. Monday was
the day appointed for commencing the
distribution of campaign literature
Over million documents are in hand
and ready To be sent out
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TIE SioH1 i,Hi;a ;.,an.

The Press: John L.sche who was
fined $500 Thursday fer cciltemt OF
court had the amount refunded to
him ycs' 'sFday by different citizcns of
the place.
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Gen. CROOK Abgent from nis Post.

CHICAGO, Aug 7.-No official nottflca-
ton of Gen. Sheridan's death had been
received at army headquarters here up to
6p. III. Monday. Gen. Crook is absent
in Washington on private business, but
it is presumed he will now remain until
after the generals funeral obsequies.
Col COrbin is also away.
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INVENTION MS rr.vol;lt!"nzs.' The world dur
LAW EAi,JY ~ he - h;,if century. Mt
";t>t y:tis,:ts5 ;itt. :i,,i,..v vs Il in
N"h'ls' pro- ies> n iut:ii,n. ll,u system OF
Wofk lt::i can he t'i' t,;',iic AZ! the ecu
Wiii''ii ~..,c'rtl..s! ti'e WORKERS ii,l i,. .r
Ani!i;'S a sli' 'l'i anyone c,il d., the w"rt
CURED. Capital no' ncdd; You are START, i
tree Crf '''ir cut mi return To us md we Will
sc.d y" ir s"iii' ing Of great value ard ,li-
""r;i ct. in vii, 1T MIL START you i'll S ness
which will ari:;g Ne.lin ,a,t. money ri. hit away
titI"hytlling rlse NTH. worl1 {;ra outfit
free Address TRUE {; Go. Augusta. Maine.
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lr WILL BE FROM NoNouJrT COT.
TAGE TO WASHINGTON,
BUT no FIERY sTEED WILL. oAnnv
THE BRAVE SOLDIER,
AND NO WEARY TROOPS WILL WELL
COME HIM.
HIS LAST DAY ON EARTH WAS
BRIGHT AND CHEERFUL,
AND NOW A NATION OF ADMIRERS
MOURN HIS LOSS.
of Embalming uis Rcmaius

The Process of Embalming uis Rcmaius
Is Finished and They Will Be Removed
to Washington Wednesday---The Fu-
neral Will Occur Thursday or Friday,
and Interment VIII Take Place In the
Soldiers Home, If Els Wife and Chill
dren May Rest Beside Him There
Bye aud Bye.
NoNou1TT, Mass, Aug. 7.-Gen. sher-
idan's death occurred at 1920 Sunday
evening. Previous to the sudden ap-
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Must Have q BAH Team.

MINNEAPoL1s, Aug. lit is reported
on good authority that stock company
will organize with capital stock of
$4,000 and the.Chicago Maroon base bali
club will be purchased, who will finish
the games in Minneapolis as scheduled
for the old team.
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ALLEGED COALITION In OHIO
UNITED AND UNION LABOR PARTIES
MAY FORM AN ALLIANCE,

But Cowdrey, the United Labor Nominee
for President, Knows Nothing About
Any Such Deal Being n1nde, as An
nounced by Chicago Papers---He In-
tends Making Vigorous Campaign and
Will Stick by HIS Friends.
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Gee iyhiz, This is gur~;.

Villas Farmer: Wlnit IL Il ~ al; ii be?
Clifford or Gligsby? Onr vii stitrly
be n e.
sisux Fails Press: that's ortilIy
of Ben Gee.
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Dakota Prohibitioutsts

ABERDEEN, Oak, Aug 1.-THE Brown
county prohibitionfsts have organized n
campaign club and have decided to take
an active part in the coming local option
nlactinn
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Found Rich Cold Ore.

MARQUETTE. Mich, Aug. 7.-Gold has
been found on the land of j. B. Wilson,
and tbs ore assays from $500 to s., 900
n ton
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Boston Mourns His Loss.

Boston, Mass, Aug. Flags are at
half mast throughout the city and an ex-
ira session of the city council will be held
to take appropriate action on Sheridan's
death,
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The s'ai;rca,l .,;;, y;i.;a.

uuronite: ;,c railroads Of D;.lsuta
are in bad iix. Trey d,,,'t lyno., g.uw
they are ever s.V!lg to III. We i.ic crop,
this fall
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AT HIS OFFICIAL HOME.

People of Washington Arc Gricf-strieken
by saoridan's Doath---Tho President
Wires His Coincidence to the Widow
and Sends IL Message to Congress-.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE death Of
Gen. Sheridan created great surprise
here. His most intimate friends did not
suspect that he was near deaths door.
There were numerous callers Mt the resi-
dence Of Gen. Ruclser, Gen. Sheridan's
father-in-law, Sunday night, and both
Gen. and Mrs. Rucker spoke very cheer
fully and hopefully of his condition and
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Duluth, Aug. 1.-THE strike has been
settled on the basis of $l.75 per day, and
most of the men have returned to work.
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sHER.FE,s SALE.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
SECOND JUDICIAL DIST RlCT. es
IN the district court Within ard for Dawson
county.
Mary, NJ: Martndale VS.. Lawrence O. Gale,
Katie p. Gale, A.J. Pcase, p. NJ. Pease and
Angeline L.. Gale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF a tudg-
ment of foreclosure and sale i'll the above en-
Titled action on the 18th day uf June, 4. d :,
1888. and an execution issued upon said judg.
ment. the subscriber, U. U. Stanchiie!d, sle:iff
Of Dawson county, Dakota territory, for that
purpose appointed. will sell at public auction
az the front door of the court house in the city
ofMitchell county OF DAWSON, Dakota terri
tory, on SATURDAY the 18th OF August 1888. at 10
O'Clock IL! the forenoon OF that Gay, the real
estate and mortgaged premises situ.t. III tho
county OF Datiscn. territory of Dakota. and
directed in said judgment and execution to he
sold. aud therein described as follows: Lot
No; ninz o.. in block No. tigM tS,, in the rr,y
OF MITCHELL, DAWSON county Dakota territory,
according 80 the original plat or so much thereof
as may b. SUI; cie,i1 10 'isiN said judgment u, d
costs, anouniln" in all lo iiiy III hundred AID
Seve tA-!ve S5.t15 collars and So, c,i:y-n n, t,G.
cents with interest thereon tom tile dat. uf
Sald Judgment and all iccruing costs of sale,
Dated Mitchell, p;k.. July I'd, 1sSs.
q. q. STANCIFIELD,
Sheriff of Dawson county.
WINsoE * MHNrzxE,
lIiln1i!i's AltOrnt,S.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-sumner G. Welch,
who was indicted Saturday for jury brib-
ing, is in Michigan, but will return at
once and give bail.
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1NrE1cA suERIDAN's WASHINGTON Housz.
prospects. The news of his death did
not resnh this city until nearly O'Clock
owing to the condition of the wires, and
then it was only known to II handful Of
people. Neither the president nor sccre-
tary of war was notified of his death
until the usual hour for arising Monday
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Tho House Respects His Memory.
WASHINGTON, Aug. I'm tho aous'
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Unite d Lab or
nominee for pres
ident. 81 have
no re q son to
doubt some ar
rangement is be-
ing made, but am
not prepared to
believe that our
people have bar
tered away their
presidential can
didates without
u o t ice. L h e
United Labor peo-
pie got what they
wanted in respect
of our principles,
and / am inclined
Tn +b;rlr +1,nt4L
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DEfUI Y Rewarded, are those who read
II lll l.i: ii Il.:;i ;.ci i,.y ii

HiI III Y sSSWEtFsGu lF!' 'il''NF WllN read
II IL iiI la ;ii:.i tl,. ct; they wi;li:til hon
.,.nhI" employment .at will not
l;tkc thein ON n"lr homes ani Imlnile es. THO
prulii> are LARGE amt SIRE inr every ii,dll,t,s
person, mas have made and ere now mak,n;.
several l.unired dollars month"; 1t is e;,s. f,r
amy one To kr 50 ad upwards per tlav, VIII,
is mliiin. tn work; Either sex. Young or OLE:
capita Hot ~. de,.; start You. EI.,ythi. e
new. No >t',eiala,lit required; you. reader,
can do it :iS we rs ANY one. Write to ny
for fun particulars, which We mail f,te. Au.
dress St,n-on y Co.. Portland. Nnii;e.
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~ Ess &c r. r, - $ w nders exist in
e.S er 30. q" thousands OF orlis but arr. s,l,
i,:tsscsi bi tie marvellous uf invention Thus..
don white lNn. nj hare sluu d at ancc scEi
their address 10 iIallett SEQ. Portland. Maine,
and receive free. fun Information how either
:.n'! upwards wherever hey live. You are
started free Capitol not required Some have
n';t'ie oNcrs5 in sing day ut this work. All
succeed.
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IHE DAY OF ATONEAlENT.
LESSON VII, THIRD QUARTER, IN
TERNATloNAL SERIES, AUG. 12.

Text of the Lesson. Lev. xvi. t-16-Com-
NIT Verse 16-Goldcn Text, Heb. LIZ, 20.
Commentary by Rev. D. n. stearns.
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that"
"There are staments in the press that
you are about to withdraw. Is there any
truth in thats'
ssNot a word. 1 have not considered
the question of Withdrawing. 1t has
been stated that my running mate, Mr..
Wakefield, had withdrawn, but that is
false. l am convinced the statements
are sent out for the purpose of prejudic-
ing our cause. l have no intention of
yielding jot or tthe, and all reports to
the contrary ars false"
1t is stated on what appears to be good
authority that the United and Union
Labor parties will form an alliance in
Illinois on much the same basis as that
adopted in Ohio. Charlie Dixon is cred
tied with having set things moving in
that direction, and those who profess to
know say that there will be no division
of the labor vote in November.
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hereby certify that the bond required of tho
commissioners OF sale by the decree rendered in
the suit of Powers admr. VS.. Stuart and others at
the November term, 1887, of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county, has been executed. Given under
my hand this 9th day of April 1888.
w. E. GRAHAM,
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By Green g. Wise, Auctioneers.
DUBLICSALE OF VALUABLE KING STREET
Il PROPERTY


By virtue of deed Of trust, dated on the 7tl
day OF August, 1888 and recorded in liber No
IL, page l64, in tho land records of Alexandria
city, Va, the undersigned, as trustee therein
named, and at the request OF the beneficiary in
said deed, will expose to sale at public auction on
TUESDAY, the 22nd day of May 1883. at twelve
o'clock M, in front of the premises, the following
property, to wit:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, With THE
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, in the city OF Alex
andria, Va /, beginning on the south side of King
street, between Royal and Fairfax streets, II feet
L inch eastwardly of Royal street thence south
wardly and parallel with Royal street 100 feet to
an alley thence eastwardy with line of said
alley 10 feet inches; thence northwardly 1OO
feet to King street; thence wcstwardy with said
street 10 feet o inches to the beginning
The lot is improved by TRREESTORY
BRICK BUILDING, well finished, and formerly
occupied by W. w. Adanf as q jewelry store, and
is p No. business stand
Terms of Sale Cash enough to defray the cx-
penscs Of executing the trust and to discharge tho
amount of money due on day of sale, both prnci.
pal and interest, and the residue Gu a credit of Is,
12 and 8 months, with interest from day OF sale;
the deferred payments to be secured by deed of
trust op the property. An arrangement can be
made with the beneficiary by which 81 500 of the
amount of the purchase money can be retained for
three or more years, secured on the property
ap19 2awts j. r. II. DEAKINS Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-05
By Il. T. Lucas. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.


By virtue OF deed OF trust, bearing date on
the 10th day of January, 1885, of record in decd
book No. 10, folio 200, of the land records of
Alexandria, Virginia, the undersigned trustees of
THE Old Dominion Cooperative Building Asso
citation of Alexandria. Va, by order of the Board
of Directors of the said association will at twelve
o'clock m. on SATURDAY, the 2Sth day of April,
1888 in front Of tho Royal street entrance TO the
Market Bulding, in the city of Alexandria ex-
pose for sale at public auction for cash, the fol-
lowing described property, situate in the said city,
to wit:
All that TEN EMENT and LOT OF GROUND
on the west side of ST. Asaph street. between Duke
and Wolfe streets, and bounded and described rs
follows: Beginning on the west side of st. Asaph
street SO feet inches south of Duke street and
running thence south with st. Asaph street III
feet ~! inches; then west parallel to Duke street
13G feet 10 inches to ten-feet alley; then north
with the said alley so feet ia, inches to brick
stable then west with the south end of said stable
10 feet; then Lorth with the west side OF said
stable 20 feet inches; then east with the north
end of said stable 20 feet then south with tho
east side of said stable ID feet s inches, and then
cast with q direct line to the beginning
THOS. LEADBEATER,
RiCH'D. 81. LYLES, Trustees
JONAS FISHER,
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Gs'-The above sale, by agreement of all parties
interested, is postponed until SATURDAY, the
18th day of May, 1888, at tho samo hour and
place.
TEOS. LEADBEATER,
RICHARD H. LYLES, Trustees
JONAS FISHER.
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