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Lord Sackville's Queer Will.
HE BEQUEATHEs ALL HIS PERSONAL ESTATE TO
OCEEN'S MAIDS OF HONOR

HE BEQUEATHEs ALL HIS PERSONAL ESTATE TO THE
QUEENS MAIDS OF HONOR.
A London special to TIE Philadelphia Press says:
In his will Lord Sackvile Dequeathed all his per.
sonal estate TO the seven maids OF honor OF the
queen, each OF whom thus inherits large for
tune. The furniture, pictures ami bric-a-brac
alone OF Knowle House, which are TO be sold for
the benefit or the maids OF honor, will certainly
fetch at least $50 600 A lot OF guessing is done
as 10 what induced Lord Sackville TO make so
queer an addition 10 the list OF queer English
wills. IL Is surniSed that deeply Indebted 10 some
mad OF honor TO whom he did not wish TO call
special attention. he hit upon the plan OF making
them all rich. Lord Sackviile had Quarreled with
his elder brother, Earl Delaware about the pos
session OF knOwle House, and In the course of the
quarrel got out with his whole family Knowle
House and the estates settled with II worth $50 =
900 a year, now so by entail TO Sackville- West
Lord Sackyllle.
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Fon THr B1oop.
TRADE
ssss ssss ssss
ssss ssss SIS.
ssss - ssss - sass
MARX
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
About six weeks ago. while q business. wss sud.
knees and hands So severe the attack that took my
bed immediately. and in or three days my Joints
were swollen to almost double their natural sss and
sleep was driven from me. After su6ssins the most
c1cfucauns pain Tor week. using hnimsnts and
various other remedies friend who sympsthsed with
my helpless condition. said to me:
why don't you get Swift's Specific and use It. !
VIII guarantee azure. and it does not the medicine
shall cost you nothing"
at once secured the 8. g. g. and after using II the
nrst Day had quiet night and refreshing sleep In
week felt greatly benefited. In three weeks could
SIT up and walk about the room and alter using six
ootes was out and able to to business Since then
have been regularly my post Of duty and sand on
my feet from to ten hours day and am entirely
Tree from pain These are the plain and simple facts
In my case. and will cheerfuly answer eli inquiries
relative thereto. either in person or by mal
THOMAS MARKILLIE
INV 18th st., New York city.
NASHVILLE. TENN.-I have warded OF Q severe at.
tack Of rheumatism by timely resort to swifts
Specific In all cases where . permanent relief 10
sought this medicine commends itself constitu-
tona treatment that thoroughly eradcates the seeds
Of disease from the system
Rev. w. p HARRISON D. D.
New YoEK, 81 !th Ave.-After spending $500 to bs
relieved Of Blood Poison without any benent few
bottles OF s"iis' specific worked psrsss' fSp15ssrrR
WI, vItNsA: Ga, Ny little girl. .sed .i. and boy .sed
IHnr mad sosop, n the E.E:t shape
aud robust, AL tine result Of taking s. 8. s.
JOE. T. COLLIER.
LADY LAKE, SUMTER Co.. FLA-Your g 8. s. has
proved wonderful success in my case The on
my face, no doubt would have soon hurried TO my
grave. do think 1t Il wonderful. and has equal,
b. u. BYRD. Postmaster.
WACO. Tex, May 8. l8S 8.
6. g. Co., Atlanta, Ga:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that you appreciate voluntary
We take pleasure IN stating that one Of
our lady customers has rea1ned her health BY the
OF four large bottles Of great after having
bten an invalid for severS yesrs Her trouble was
treme debility caused by disease peculiar to
WILLIS Co. Druggists
Three books mailed free on application. Ali drug
gtsts sell =. b. s.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga
je6 New York, 756 Broadway
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THE GREAT
To THE NnRFa ' MEsT, AN IT, slnnIiruwrs,

n
'Sf Eht h EEhs xAo ssTtSGP
1nss si1Ta asS siiEf e gSs
tOlll,,sDurg and tho IVES. chic.~O Limited Erpr.-.
llns. so am daily, % cincinnaa and 81 ioas
. ), LSu. asy except sa,aras,
Smesyo, with sisepins Car Altoona . nhlcasa
. caso.o q S, ~ sas
ING o.ils at Harrisburg with thru sa slsepers Tor
Pm asiy, for ts.nnrs .nd a.. S.; ie ~
tLroush sisspor % FlItsburs. aud IIs.sSars 10 =
lhfTfMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
VI CIV shiny s..si SsssI lSeos
For fss h4st ;Hs r. hi a.. az q 90 9, 8.
o p 100 n, ao Tr 90 81 ia p. Iooq and
rol r. e daily vi VII I'D Din,ns Car 90 =
For sS9Shn + T. all ssrSSss tram. sonnscs q S
rsns s s Futon ssrss .soius Sssss
10 % &c srS II 90 sum
DAY, 9 90 IL 40 m. 90 10. . 90. 10 90 sni
IN week days and 40 . N DAILY. with DINING
For Bsl,imcre o.s5. 200. BOO. $50, $50, 100.
ns S 90 4, lgs al and sop Sts t, 10 IA
4:lO. 600. q 40. 1000, and II 20 pm
For Pores Greek Lane. 20 anu 40 pm daily
FOR Annapoiis 20 aud 90 m. II .os. 20. .aa
800 m. daily. except SUNDAY. Sundays. S;ooA
m. 4:10p.m
Al AAND..aA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAJ, ANp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For aA O. Sooa SS9 B saSs.s ,oS5sS
AZ Va AND III 80 A. m. On sunday at u 20. SstA
10 90 s-m-. = 80. 5:55. s:e5. ANA 10 .05 pm
Acconi.odstion Tor 9uantsco. . 90 I'm week days
OF Ilichinond aud the south, 900, 10 81 lady
ana % p.nL daily. except sunday. :
AfAins leave AlrNandr1a Tor Mashlngt ~ y O5. 1sDh
boo, s:lQ. 1919 IL O7 am, 20. 800. SIX
2: 10, 10, o:32, 10 AZ and IL % pm On sun.
ana 10 :I2 pm
1ickets and information At the ofce. northeast
ner OF 18th street aud Pennsylvania avenue and 20
The sta tOn where orders he left the checkiaG
q baggage 20 destination from hotels aud rzldencaA
CHAS T. PUGH j. H. Mold.
General Mana<sr Iau6i Gen. Pa Asslt
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PHILADELPHIA Sroak
NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS.

just rsceived 3s-inoh Atwood stripe in Blue.
Brown, Green, TERN Gotta and Gobelin at SOC.
38-inch Plsids, same oolors. At SOC.
"a Fancy Cloths all colore in tripee, from 7oc IN
! ull stock Fancy Plaids and Stripes from 26c up.
3S-inch Serge, al colors. good value. SOC
3S-inch Cashmerp. all colors. good value, 5Oc.
SpeciaL-Ons lot Ser1es. 80 and 50 inchea reduced
to 45c.
46-inch Henriettas. all colors, 85c.
ga Ladies' Cloths at Toe and 81.
ShAWLS-Our stock Of shAwls comprise some Of
the lest styles in the market and the prices very
low.
Special Bargain in velveteen. all colors. Our stock
Of velveteens that sold so &c., and o. reduced
to 374c Black Vel veteens At so. S. 75o.
6tk velvets. Black and Colors. At oOo., q, Sl25.
ol5O 81.
Black Silks from Toe. to e..
Black Rhadames, all prices and good quality.
Black Cashmere from 4Oc. up, all wool.
Priestleys Goods. all styles, (the best)
Courtaulds Englsh Crepes less than regular prices
special In Plush, l8-inch. all colors It 75c.
BLANKETS BLANKETS.
We have the best AL Wool Blankets in the city ct
%, 35. &c. and 81. l04. liza. 1H-4. q per pound.
Lots OF others equal in value.
Bargains in W oil Flsnnels. Cant be beat.
Special Bargain in Mems Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers at 31.26
,special.-Ons Case OF Shoppers Ga Derby Ribbed
Hose at 25c.
CARHART LEIDY
ocl3 02S 9TH and 706 1T NV.
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". II. McKNEw.
Late r II. TAILOR.
933 Pennsylvania svenua

CoMp1rrE,
The stock Of Fine Clothing for Men and Boys ct OAK
HALL corner 10th and Sta. u now complete. and
else can you find auch assortment of good
Weu selected aud made clothing Ut such low prtcea
FOR MEN.
Overcosts at e5. worth $3.50
Overcoats at 81 "a worth 90
Overcosts ~ 81 worth $40
Oyercoats 1t 1915. worth 3lo.
Overcoats at Sill so. worth S16
Overcoats at &lh worth $2s.
Overcoats at so, worth $40.
H9mree an inspection to appreciate these bafgatns.
auu une OF suits 1t $50, 90 90, III. ala and
No guaranteed TO be good ans oold IN the city
ior SAO. el2. el6. el8. and 82O.
Hflnce Alb 1T Suits 1t els, worth $50,
Erlnce Albert Suits Sl8. worth &26
Prince Albert Suits ct $40, worth ESQ.
FOR BOYS TO Ii
Suits and Overcoats At a. so A "A AZ and A
worth fully IS per cent more
FOR BOYS 10 TOT
splendid line Of three-piece suits NJ prs. IN .u,t
FOR BOYS Is TO 1a
me oees line q Suits and Overcosxs va ever had NJ
the lowest possible prices ~ -
Odd Psnts for Mem and Boys Immense ...ortmsnt
eslowest prices. t~As's's
OAK HALL.
49, Corner 10Th and ~
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF NO l0l2 DELAWARE
ANENUE sOUTHWESI.

Under and b. virtue Of the provisions Of certain
DEED Off rust 70 the under.i.ned gus ns,.. no
1856, and recoadrd in iiber No 1901. folio lyz Ct
SEQ. OF The and records ,ne District OF oum.
fni spAa ioi ISst ak M ISIS ss
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, sell st public SUCTION
P Para ss .Ssassoa aS Of io,s N ave
dred AID ma 60 -thise tos3). improved by . sn~u
Terms o. sale: One half Of the purch.se money N
cash the balance in two secured by she note o.
sSid or Al c..I =. ss ssG q, opon asposi
Of slo0 r.auired Oh the day Of sale Convey .ea en-.
ten Gays from ihe date tnereSf or ths trustees
as sS ss'' Is .aS III
oc4-dkds Ufhos No. s44 y st q =.
"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. OCTOBER NINETEENTH. lSss. same
hour aud place. BY order Of the trustees cole dkds
TRusrEEs' SALE OF 80 3li srRkAT SOUTH
Under and by virtue Of the provisions Of certain
81 1855 and recorded in iib-r No. ll<5 ioiio la
ct SEQ. Of the land records Of the district
0CToBLR ~ ENTY-sIXIH Ii. Al FOUR U'cLouk P.
mated the feet front b. the Il LOT
inston and District o. Columbia. IA '"' '' -
terms OF sale: One thousand doilars TO be paid in
y an q Il. .ns
sold or AZ cash. at the option OF the purch.sr de-
P9st 81 sl0o 5ssu,red :, day o. ..s an eonvsy.ncns
ten days from the sale thereof the
the right to resell at the cost and risk the defsun
VIM II. RICHARDS. Trustee.
JOHN t. wEBsi i1 li irS 81 =:
ROBERT vosE CO.. Aucts ociS-dsds
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Empress Frederick presided yesterday az a neet
ing OF the committee for the relief or the snffer
OF the recent foundations
The agent OF the British East African Co A.
companied by Gen. Matthews, has LETT Zanxihsr
on board the sultan's steamer for Nombassa
Traders both German and Indian, have esIab-
Llsnea business there IN the expectation " de-
ton OF the company.
MI. Balfour. chief secretary OF Ireland. in
speech at Haddington yesterday said he did NOT
agree with the view that closer and more inris
mate union with the unlonists was Desirable.
The executive commission OF HamDurr has
gwen notice that free commercial intercourse With
Germany would commence at midnight last niQht
MI. Parnelps defense In the action In the Gc0tch
uvered.
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HE OYsTKR WAR BKGuN.-An ANNAPOLIS special
says says Deputy Commander George, OF the Maryland
Uys.er navy, reports number Of oyster.QredQfng
night Refusing TO quit, several volleys were fired
from i tne po!ce- the dredgers returning the
TO the men on deck. Deputy George. who came ~
Annapois yesterday alter ammunition, saws he
nred ABOUT Two hundred SHOTS at the boats before
what damage was done 70 the dredgers Chester
River, which Is o prohibited oyster ground has
oyster men and vessels connected with the ovster
navy. S'SS@A
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Political Notes,

Mr. Hewitt has written a letter accepting the
nomination for mayor OF New York, and at the
same time Offering to withdraw In favor OF union
candidate, 10 be named by the citizens and en-
dorsed by all factions He speaks OF Tammany as
ian irresponsible organization OF chronic ONCE
seekers, and exists Tor no other purpose than 10
furnish spoils FOR its LEADERS," IL is he says, q
dangerous secret society, and its methods are Op-
posed 10 democratic ideas and instit utiOnS. After
the downfall Of Tweed. many leading democrats,
he says, including Gov. Tilden, Mr.. Belmont Mr.
Barlow, Mr. Winthrop Chanler and Others took
possession OF the organization with a view TO its
reformation, but they met with temporary sue
cess only. He says he is not "Know Nothing; -
declares he Is for tariff reform, and Will vote Tor
the democratic national nominee
Judge Thurman was given an ovation by the
democrats at Fort Wayne last evening
Tammany Hall has rejected the proposition of
the County Democracy Ior union Congressional
ticket.
The republicans OF the third New Jersey district
nave renOminated Representative Kean.
Samuel b. Sanford has been nominated for Con-
gress by the republicans or the eighteenth New
York district
The democrats Of the first Rhode Island district
have nominated W. e. Baker for Congress-
Representative Henry Cabot Lodge has been re-
nominated by the republicans Of the sixth Massa-
chusetts district.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING ON PENN
Y SYLVANIA AVENUE, BETMLEN TWENTY
FOURTH AND IWENTY-FIFTH STREETS AT
On MONDAY. THE TwENTY-SECOND DAY OF
OCTOBER at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, L shall sell Ia
front of the premises, part Of lot J. square No. "a
having a front Of 30 ieet inches ON fennsylvana
avenue by 90 feet deep, improved by a old frame
building. his property. by reason Of its locatio,
70 those in search OF Investment
Terms dc known at time of sale 500 down when
property s struck of AL conveyapcing 1t purchas
cost Title indspuiable Abstract of Mr. ". X. ood-
ward will be snowu up 10 day OF sale.
A L. l. KEEsE Atty, 4l6 9Th st NV.
WEEKS h CO., Aucts. ocl6-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYN

T,HRRE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
IL NO 1Il1 SEVENTH STkEEI NORTH v as 4.
10 cLQsx The HslAI OF NARY q. SCHULZ
sSCoSp, q fISk 0cTocT ss Mn - u irsst q
PART LOT O. SQUARE eco,
fronting 81 fest on 9TH street with depth Of 1l6
feet TO vide alley improyed ~ three-s,ory oros
dwelling and store, No. 1l1T 1th street between
and u streets northwest
Tsrms: Orethird cash eAlecs ip equal instaln,ents
from day q :sis ~S.nls ,.snn.s; snd 70 = 's
option Of purchaser. a deposit u $50 VII be re-
CURED q time Of sale. Convey.ncinx, &c 81 pur-
chaserss cost erms 20 be complsd with in tel day
otherwise right we'd 20 re~e II The risk and cost
Of the defaultinx purchaser. after nve day. luoic
notice Of such resale IN newspaper puoished IN
washingtop. ID. c. DuNCASsoN bsos-
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The BICYCLE HPPoDKoNE--The expose OF the
worlds championship bicycle swindle or Boston,
referred 10 In The SrAR's dispatches yesterday,
has brought 70 light additional facts OF interest
regarding the intended deception. Andavits have
been made by Rowe and his hackers TO the effect
that Efforts were made BY Temple and his hacker to
nx the races and win pile of money. Temples
hacker, w. J. Morgan. admits that Temple needed
the title OF champion and they assert that IL was
ther intention 70 make sure az that before going
abroad. Rowe consented 70 the arrangement be-
cause he saw good chance To ''dop Morgan, know
Ing the latter had particular love for him, and
10 make q lot OF money
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PROPOSED RECEPTION TO BISHOP KRANE.-Thurs.
Gay evening Bishop keane VIII be given recep-
dresses will be delivered and a handsome mernenSo
VIII oe presented TO the bishop. Bishop Keane
VIII leave Friday morning for Baltimore ana PM.
the new Catholic University until November *
fendlng the appointment OF his successor "a
oisnOp OF Mchmond, Father Won de Vyver. vicar
RICHMOND dispatch 10 the Baltimore Sun sans II "a
g eneIaiiy believed there that DR.. D. J. O'Conneii.
lean College at Rome viii succeed Riahnr Taana
as bishop OF Richmond 0p Ae"ao
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FERDINAND SCHMIDT,l r-,,...o.
oc5-d&ds NEAL I. MURRAY. : A'~

EOUR- STORY PRESS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
l. No S07 L STAkEr NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY AT ERNOON.. OCTOBER EIGH-
TENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, will offer for sale
street northwest containing eleven good-size rooms
two bath rooms best OF sanitary plumbing paror and
cuped BY Chas Baum ESQ This house is CONVENIENTLY
and lot Is 20 feet by 100 feet This property
admirably suited for business man. being Centrally
located
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one two and
three notes TO bear cent interest and
secured by deed vt trust sold. all CASH
at purchasers option ConyeyAncins &C, ~ pur-
chasers cost. deposit of $3.50 required vt time
Terms to be complied with ten days otherwise right
reserved to resell at risk and oi defsuulting
chaser, after ve day public notice Of resale
some newspaper published IN Washington d. q.
House " Ill be opened for inspection day Of sale
ocll-d6ds DCNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
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Mysterious Deaths.

Mysterious Deaths.
1t seems to me, writes Brunswick In the Boston
Saturday Erentno Gazette, that the men one
would least suspect of doing certain things are
nowadays just the ones who do them. Take, for
example, the singular disappearance of s. s. Con-
ant, the editor Of Harpers Weekly. II ever there
was q man who seemed the last one TO have so
tragic a story II was he. He was an everyday
hard working man. without any crochets In his
and he is gone no one knows where. Then there
is young Seebohm, youth In his twenties with
plenty OF money and cleveIness enough TO be able
10 interest and amuse himself 1t was not finan-
cial trouble, nor was 1t boredom that caused him
to take his life. What, then, was It? Was IL SIM
ply uds mania That g hold OF the
Now comes the suicide Of Edward Greey, an ex.
journalist and dealer IN Japanese curios To me
Mr. Greey seemed the last man 10 commit such an
act. He was, when l last saw hum, round. rosy
and OVERLOOKING with energy and spirit. i believe
he has had an illness since, which had reduced his
his shop IN East 18th street time and again. and l
always went away feeling little enviOus; not
envy OF his beautiful curiOs but envy OF his sunny
disposition and apparent content with his lot IN
life. Mr.. Greey was proud OF his fine collection;
he was proud OF his patrons; and, more than ali.
There had been nine but one died year or TWO
ago. The Greeys lived In rooms over the exhibi.
ton rooms but do not think that they could
have spent much time In them, for they were
always in the shop. Mrs. Greey, an amiable
sunny-tempered English woman, kept the books
and attended 10 the business correspondence, as
sisted by one or two OF her daughters Mr. Greey did
the buying and selling and working up Ut special
customers, while the little Greeys played hide-and-
seek among the rare bronzes and tine pOrcelalns
They played quietly and carefully, and managed
TO keep from under the feet OF the visitors, whom
their father delighted TO show about the place A
happier family IMAM the Greeys l never saw. They
were devoted to each other, and they each had
some occupation, without which lie, even to
child, gets pretty tiresome. Besides business as
a dealer In curiOs Mr.. Greey was q writer OF much
m
years In Japan and Was master OF the language
so much so that his translatiOns OF some OF the
classic tales or that county will ind permanent
place In the libraries OF an those who love pure
literature. 1t is sad story this OF the death Of
Edward Greey, and SO far It is tnexplicable. His
business was In good shape and he had no domes-
tic troubles. The only thing that suggested itself
as reason is ut OF dependency arising from
ILL health.
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NV Sronr.

NV Store.
The rebuilding Of my store being very nearly COM
peted and having arranged my goodA with largo adj
tons Of the newest and most desirable
FALL AND WINTER FABRICS.
from the largest New York importers, take pleasure
In inviting my customer ind al who may be in want
Of Dry Goods TO call aud my Goods aud low prices
before making their purchase
Ny store being conveniently arranged and we'll
lighted. customers viii have no difficulty in seeing
qualities and coloy. II ID needless 70 snumerate my
varied and numerous stock. but viii name few the
best things for the season: Black Fable Francois
Rhadame and Gros Grains 1t S5c.. 81 10. Sl35 SO
and SlS0 Colored Silk. surahs velvets aud Plushes
Ladies' Cloths. suitingx Tricots Hsnrstraa. Cssh-
meres SerTes and PiaidA
full line Of rood fabrics from l2xc to 25c
Special attention given 70 MOURNING GOODS, Of
which my assortment u complete with he best and
cheapest 10 be found.
The sssortment Of Cents. Ladies' and Childrsu,s
UNDERwEAk ID complete and prices Low.
THE HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTNEHT b
we'll stocked
The Smith and Anesn eslshrsssd TT h,ack Hoo ssd
Abe best Kd Glove ct q 10 Be found better q el25
and d 90 1he Oelabrased 'CR" Corset sith oeheeA
from SOC g el.90: f.snrsl. RankstA ocI.S.ss
Turkey Red Damask GinghamA Printa, shsstings end
Domestacs. 0entlemsns aud Boys Csss msrss snd
ClOthA tmmineh Dren b1ttons nd Notsone- -.
0oodaL With accomodaking s.lssnen. Who WI Con
sder Il pleasure " show so'd. ~ nusi ~ az
'ss s,~4 n I've ss kssSssSssa..
Goods delivered 10 eng pass a d 80 q Dsps2
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ADVANCING COAL MINERS WAGxs.-At meeting
OF the railroad coal operators OF Ptts0urg district
held yesterday,it was decided TO advance the price
OF mining from seventy.four 70 seventy-nine cents
per ton on November 1, providing that competitors
advance. The operators say that In adopting the
resolution they are keeping faith In observing the
Interstate agreement They now expect the
miners 10 make an effort to have the same wages
paid az the works where the scale OF wages has
been lower. They argue that unless this Is done
the outside operators who are paying less wages
VIII underoid them In making contracts.
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

iNpoRTANT SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK AND
FIXTukES OF THE PARET STATION RY ES-
Xssna Us sls
ETCHIN9s AND ENGRAVlN0s. PORTFOLIOS.
SA0PfiNS AND KAY Ling BAGS, GOLD
FANCY SEALS. ELEaANT PAPER. WEIGHTS IN
BRONZE AND OIHhR ME1Als MANICURE
SETS POCKETBO0KS. OAkD AND LLl TER
CAsEs. INKsIANDs " EVERY EXCEPTION.
CHRISTMAS CARDS. BLANK BOOKS OF Every
DESCklPllkN. VIZ HANDSOME MAHOGANY
.IkE-PR00E SArk ELEGANT SHOW CASES
0ft ICE TURNlrUkE AND ALI. The sHELv
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SIXTEEN.
entire conteuts OF the above men Toned
which embraces nne line Of everything sppertaining
70 the stationery businesa The win ued
ocil-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctiobesrs.

II
1hUsTEES FALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNlMPkONED a.EAL ksIAIE, NEAR IHE
Cokhkk OF SIXTEENTH AND sTREhTs
NOHTHWEsT.
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Lbsr e92
et oo 1872 ct seq. one OF the Land hecords OF the
District OF Columbia. viii sell az public auction IN
front of the premises. n THURSDAY, OCTOBER
TMENTl-tIFlH II. 1855. beg ginning At FOUR o. LOCK
p. NJ. the following described reSl sts, being IN
square numb, red one hundred and seventy even
(l11D in the clty Of Washington District Columbia
to wit The west i've I'D feet aud I'D inch front by
the depth thereof. & numbere MY four CAD
Of Jones. Adalns and Dayss subdivision part u
SAID SQUARE. aud lots numbered 81. g. SO, s4 30.
SO 80 10. 81 ~ 81. o. %. v6 90 aud 9s IA AZ. A.
Bali chs subdivision OF srt Of said square the rst
seven OF said lots oe ns vac mt and frontne Swami
street. r. tue last ten being inll roved by tn thr
story brick dwelling houses thereon. numbered 1904.
1906 ls0s. 1910. 1872. 1914. 1876 lsls. lb2o.
aud 1922 10th street
Terms: One-thi cash and residue In equal INSTALL
ments, at aud from day sale. with
terest at six per cent per annum psyab se4IIanuu
ALL and secured ON the property, all cash If desired
deposit If 90 will be required Of sale ON
each lot improved and deposit VI 500 each lot
unimprcyed All conveyanclne at the cost Of pur-
chaser. II sale not conpiied with in twenty days.
right reserved to resell at risk and of defsultnE
purchaser or purchasers. after i've days pubic notice
Of such resaie an some newspaper pub ished in Mash
ington, ID &. FRANCIS II SMITH. trustee.
oc43-1Ot l222 h st. NV.