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Rl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfonsers,
- Northwest corner 10th and d streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RRICK
DWELLING, NEAR THE WEST MARKET
IL By virtue of n deed Of trust, dated August
E% 81; ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No. 65S,
ckfolio As, one OF the land records Of Washing
ton county District of Columbia, and by directiop
Of the party thereby secured will sell at public
sne,iop, at O'Clock m TUESDAY AFTER
NOON. september 10th, 1877, on the premise the
east hal of Lot numbered four (4l, in siuare num-
bered ore hondred and seven tlo7l, as laid down on
feet on the north side Of street. between 18th and
18th streets west and running back about lH feet
Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, Of which 800
must be paid at time OF ssle baance in 10 and Is
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property. Stamps and conveyancing at the cost
OF the purchaser. Terms to be complied with in
five days after sale, the property will be resod a.
the cost and risk q the defsulting purchaser.
S ShAREEs T IN DFF H6mM',s Trustees.
se4-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID street.

TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTI0N-BRICE DWELL
ING HOUSE, FOUR STORIES HIGH.
- By virtue OF q deed of trust dated Dec snber
18th, ISL, recorded in liber 6s9. folio Isl, one
OF the land records of Washington county
District Of Columbia and by direction of the holder
OF the note secured thereby, we will sell public
suction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, Septem-
land in Washington city, d. C.. known as lot o. in
Holden and Ford 8 subdivision of sasaTe 3l2 bsing
the third house from the north end Of n row Of ten
dwelling houses on the side of llth street be-
tween and p streets northwest.
Terms of sale required by said deed are. S3 90
with tep per cent. interest from December Is, 1871
and the expenses Of this sale, In cash. and the ba!
apce in and IL mo nths. secured by notes bearing
interest and deed Of trust on the property. $500
Gown when the property is struck of Stamps aud
conyeyancin9 at purchasers cost, II the terms OF
sale are not complied with within five days from
the day OF sale, the Trustees the RIG ht 10
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faulttng purchaser.
PA. DARNEfLLE.f trustees.
sep2 GREEN WILLIAMS uct,.
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A NNUAL SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
"A EQUlPAGE.

"A NNUAL SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
"A EQUlPAGE.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTKRs OFFICE,
JEFFERsoNvILLs, IND August 7, 1872.
VII De sold At public auction, at the Derot at
Jacksonville, Indiana, Commencing on TUESDAY
September o, ls2 az 10 O'clock under the
Army, large quantity Of new un.erytceabie. And
consisting in part ef N'"e''
ii ,646 Uniform Coats;
4T67 Trowsers, foot;
1f05 Trousers, mounted:
liza Shirts, flannel;
1925 Jackets, cavalry;
1859 Jacket artillery;
81 ,95 Sack Goats. lined;
81 ,6l9 Sack Coats, unlired;
1854 pairs Boots and Bootose;
lO03 Forage Caps,
And various other articles
The terrs of sale will he stated IN the catalogues
which can be obtained at this ofHce.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
q. II. HOYT,
augS cont Captain and Depot Quartermaster
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPOsAks FOB AknY CLoTHINa Ann
MAfRRIALs

lRoPosAhs Fos ASnI CLOTHING AND
y p1ro. orARtkRS .sTxas orvIcE,
Sealed Pro,oss,, . =, :. =. Assa:, q iss
aa,i ~ sosE n q MONDAY s e .sss',h; %
q 1lis. =: . sSssssin Arsenal.
see see do Ssss 7;, s.s is,ss; complete
,sis Uniform sss, i.i.sssy: o. a..
See o.mp.iss Hats. . rsS slnssns. sss SS
ss fsIaef Ri,.s tails. Cloth.
sAe DO. Yes9w 40.
psIsr ?, BIZ :, ;S psS0ei 70 ~ SoEsn
be seen at this ose Proposals will Be- rrcs "a fsr
sns fSr is.r 81 5ss set s ssn, s
for Army Clothing sRa Materials s-o
.e..s Asst eu,rt.rm..te, G. Cent & rs S krsy.
psoPOsALs ZOE COAL
TsSssp- DrpaRTNEST,
bsskAu OF kSssAvINs k>D PRiNyINe.
until 10 oieiack =. % sAfTRpaY. the ss,S dsy
o. seg,eaesI, lS7a; ios fnrniship- Eisht Hundred
lsnd Goal, 70 be delivere4 such times and places
snd 10 such quantities, ss may D. required ana Sub
proved Jpy Il, 1870, viz That such coal shall weigh
80 80 sSsna- 70 the tom sts ss inspected and
the time q delivery b. THE person appointed and
ss.s ned xRder tse act for That and thai he
weighed and delivered shall be paid b the eontrss-
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from The 18th q September, lisa, the Department
restrxinx the right 70 ejsst all any portion Of
No proposals viii bs entert-<ned unles. socour.-
nor n snN S.s,Ss 81 ~ ss :. ,Sl1s The
Ssrnssste q IA" inspector that the CoSl furnished
PrcPesals should be addr .ssed and sent to the
asa. chief Bureau of Ens.s1ins and frinting,
Dem
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dad. MArriaSSLss 1sWaMMG8R aEn x::;
III LATIMEB d 6LEARY,
Auctio1eers ana Dsaf Estate Brokers,
ooutuWogt corner ReunsVfvAnfa avenue anA 18th q.
Star Or Building.
TRusTlHB SAIL or IMPRoyED pROPERrY
siri H how szS5H 9Tfv SrsHfFFT hoAD' ofro

~, IGs sSd ssS Ss1 1s q IN iSsr 10 as.
The Written Request q the party secured thereby
in Wright and DoleS subdivision q Mount Pleas.
Ard University, ana Improved by Frame Dwelling.
Terms: Ono. third cash. residue In six, twelve and
eighteen months, With interest from day Of sale
Deferred payments 20 be secured By deed oftrust ON
the lrolseI;. Conysyaneing and stamps ct cost q
IM. WeBBER, Trustee.
eu54eo6ds LATIHIR CLEARY, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
ALr1AspRlA Asp xasHIsorOs 3. 3.
AirxA.psIa AND fsrprxrck,pune nv,

LExANpKIA Ann W,suINorOV
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ALEXANDRIA, AVN SRrpvptcx.,r,o
D~pcf oorn.r an - = . nSo No hu
Local tr.,rs Tor AAx.,S-,. S
us, A. ~ !. ma is.o 80 49, - tono~s-
n m f 1870 IAa
Locsi train, rom Al, 5000. =. E/~hs<'tE
rive a. folouS - so Ia - =
vssbirston - Cs,e n n "'e' WA trains
-.SvAHIlco AeeOs,mos.ssss Ies,ss w..hs,rse
ShkaT soUTBEee ExPknss, We Rscsn>,s
"a, srs.sh ,,ss s 90 all ls.nt, scnsh sndsOr,h.
~ ~ once, corner vi sfrecf and fcnnsy snfa
Snefs PASSENGERS car iesve ORDERS Tor haa-
t6,o,eSS .e eheekcd ~ Gil hotels and residences
through u es.,insto2
tkCf o. sAirH, Ticket As-st.
rs yor~,o fner eth street aud Pa ., eups.
- ~, Yen I Passenger ARrnt. WE
Is D.. rOx~MAe y. ~,
BALTIMORE xsSsseshs Al
Q. N, Niagara Express sNs a !. IA 49,
SD an, Baltimore n al :. ssa m. Nj = : eessy
osiy. oept ss,saay
lo;1s .. m, western m e.x A N Vs., -
pres. fst3 ,sr. SUNDAY pres.. csily
Sto y hssfuore Ac ISL m Nrfrr H-.r~-
commodities, daily,ez- daily. except sa,' Y.~
eept SUNDAY snp m. koconrn lsisss,
y m, Oinc1nrso III daily.
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Rf GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctfone,rs,
- No. 1901, northwest corner OF 10th and SITS

~ s9UARE No. 675, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS
- By virtue of deed of trust dated on the 10th
Scsy OF June A. D., 1871, and duly recorded in
Llber No 65l, folio lel, &C, OF the land records
the party secured thereby, will sell, at public
auction. in front Of the premises. on FRIDAY, the
m Lots numbered two hundred aud seventeen f2i7i
and tive hundred and eighteen (2l5D in Giibert's
dred and seventy five, 1918, in the city Of Washing
ton, with all the thereon consisting OF
two Brick Dwelling Houses.
Terms Of sale: Onehah In cash, OF which 100
must be paid at sale, the deferred payments to be
made with interest at the rate of ten per cent pe
arpum, in six and twelve months after day Of sale,
ard secured hy deed OF trusts to the satisfaction OF
the trustee Terms to be fully complied with within
six days after sale otherwise the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property after one weeks
notice. at the risk and of first pu rchaser All
conveyanc'ng and STAMPS at purchasers cost
WIN. II. WARD. Trustee.
seq Saw66s GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY MATTINGLY WHEELER,
- Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. oO3 9Th street w next to corner of street
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF EIGHT
FIN BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES ON I
STREET, CORNER OF NORTH CAPITOL
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, dated Sep
:a tember ., ISL, and recorded September 81, 1871
in Liber No. 65S, folio 1873, one of the land
records Of Washington county, D. O.. 1 shall set
up, expose and sell to the highest bidder. on the
premises, on SATURDAY September Ia. 1872, at 6
O'Clock p. m, OF the property mentioned in said
deed Of trust, and being Lots numbered one hun
dred and twenty three, 123J one hundred and
twenty four, (l24p one hundred and twenty iye
n2s3 one one hundred and twsnty;six, n26l one hun:
twenty eight, al2S, and ono hundred and twenty
nine, tl29D OF T. II; Gilberts recorded sub division
OF square numbered six hundred and seventy FIVE,
l675J Upon these lots there six frst-cass press
brick front dwelling houses the corner opposite
81 Aloysius Church, in most central and desirable
Terms cash within days from the day of sale,
OF which 500 must be deposited each house when
sold. All expenses Of conveyencing and revenue
J. o. EASTWOOD. Trustee.
se2d&ds MATTINGLY 4 WHEELER, Auct
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RY hATTINGLY WHEELER.

IL MATT1NGEY WHEELER,
- Auctionesrs and Broh ers,
No. a0S 9th street northwest, next to corner It,
TRUsTEE's SALE BY AUCTION OF FIVE
THREE,ST0RY AND BAsEmENT NEW
( s STTRRSk kTpsMrhHk se HOUSES, ON AND Isr
By virtue q q deed Of trust to me, dated
Lber No. ea8, folio 2I5 one OF the land records
ioa ssnnaos eouaty p o., shsil Get pose
eno sell to the highest bicder, on SATURDAY. Sep
iember ~, lsf5> a. $50 O'Clock , m, on the prem
t nss, Al the property mentioned in sad deed Of
one 6l ninety two tsal And ninety thsee go. 10 b.
SisertI recorded suldivision q ssuare num-
ssSd iote = improved By handsome SWellise- house.
seSlsea wnAan one SQUARE Of the street PASSENGER
renwAy, md pleasant and desirable neishhDrhood.
Cesh vithip seven days altar sale. 81 which
~ must be deposited ON each house when seld.
q the Durchassf's eolt. - -
seps d&ds MArrfhSSiv AsTM92H aEns, &C..
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In - 80 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Ran
road Conn sny furnishes 10 the public q invest
ment security which combines the ready nsgotfa-
biiiiy, the conxs aience, and the high credit q Q
FIRST railroad bond, With the sofdfty end safety
OF real estate mortgage on land worth g least
twice the amount loaned. e4rt
They are efersd st par h esrfsnsy, anA yield Q
HANDSOME PROFIT - those Exchanging SO.
Inc bonds are hrst anA only morteAeo O IL
road. rs eauipDsnts md ssrDfnRu, and also q Q
eAha srsnt which, the completion u ne rod, v
ever>se eSso serss 70 saeA nile q track.
Iney ere hsusd In dsaominasions fru0 olO b
Si0 Coopoa, and olW 10 sieon Rsgisssrsd, have
thirty yeArs 10 run bear an Interest q II ~ can't
IN gold, and are 1XEAP1 HDoH VuIxID
STATES TAX to the no :.
r. paid with GOLD CRlOKD, sspt "a - - -.
oddrcss Of ths holder.
All marketable Stocks ana Doud. reoesved 4, A..
change, without expense 10 the inys.tor. A. 49,
ktChsst earrsns Drtoss.
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R1 GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
II No. $40, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN SQUARE No. 675, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS
CHUkCH.
IL By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated on the 29rh
Emu day Of March, A. D. 1872, and duly recorded in
- hber No 67s, folio 1853, &c, Of the land re-
cords Tor Washington county, District of Columbia
aid by direction of the party secured thereby, L
VIII sell at public auction, in front of the premises
OF FRIDAY, the goth day Of Septic l. der. A. d. 1872
sixteen, (2l6 in Gilberts recorded subdivision of
square numbered six hundred and seventy FIVE 1879
In the city OF WASH gton, with all the improve
msnts thereon, consisting Of a brick dwelling house
Terms Of sale, prescribed by said deed of tsnst
II cash with interest at 10 per cent from date
OF sal9, OF which 100 must be paid at s4le tn de-
TERED ments to be made ia sin and twelve months
from day OF ssle with interest and secured by dead
ofruft 10 the satisfaction Of the trustee Terms TO be
fuy complied with within six days after SALE other
wise the Trustee reserves the right to resell after
one weeks notice, at the risk and cost of first pur.
chaser. All convey and stamps at purchasers
cost. VIM H. WARD Trustea
te9-eo&ds GREEN & VILLA Ms, Aucts
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TsY LATlUER CLEARY,
- AuctioDeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penna avenue aad nth street
Star Office Building.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
w A S HIN CT ON F..
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA, 1872,
Balance I'm the Treasury
e of business to-day


Currency. .................so7 a., %!
Coin certificates. 27 6t3, 800
A Delegation to the Soldiers' Convention.
A delegation OF $50 gentlemen left here this even
ing to attend the Soldiers Convention at Pittsburg
among them Generals N. p Chapman, A. Ruther-
ford J. H. Baker, M. D. Leggett, John L. Rantt, j.
W. Schenck, Jr, H. H. Wells, s. W. Osborne, Colonel
william A. Short and other prominent persons.
The delegation is accompanied by the Veteran
Club and Marine Band.
Weekly Statement.
Amount Of fractional currency received from the
printers during the week, $577,eOO; shipments,
1924 200; shipments OF notes, $s245OO. The Treas
urer holds as security for National Bank circula-
tion $685. s6o 3oO and for deposits public moneys,
$15,793,OOO. Internal revenue receipts to-day,
$685. 56s; receipts for the month"; S. for the
fiscal year to date, $50, 392 National Bank cir.
cuation outstanding at this date, $780, O94 The
German National Bank OF Newark, N. j., with
capital Of 100000, was to-day authorized by the
Comptroller OF the Currency to commence business.
Internal Revenue storekceper Appointed.
Frederick Thayer has been appointed Internal
Revenue Storekeeper for the Eighth Illinois dis
trict.
Postal Service Extension.
The Post Office Department to-day ordered an
and Michigan Southern Railroad from jamestown,
Pa to Ashtabula Ohio, thirty-six miles, at $1,s0A
per anrum, commencing October 1.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER

con" is to be brought out at Beyrout In Arabic,
and In one hundred and nifty parts.
PROFESSOR JOHN TYNDALLs latest work is "Con-
tributions to Molecular Physics"
WORK OF much interest has just been pub
lished, 'Gluck and Piccini," by NJ Gustave Des-
noiresterres Nothing could be more attractive or
even more dramatic than those long and impas-
stoned debates which divided the polite society OF
the times. Every one was either q Gluckist or Q
Piccinist. The opera house was transformed into
real field Of battle, and before the performance Of
Roland" Piccini was seen taking leave Of his
family In tears, as II he had been going to an in
evitable DEATH All these episodes SO interesting
in themselves, are related with much skill and
knowledge OF the period. The author has resorted
to original sources. He has ransacked the public
record offices and the archives ofthe Opera, and
has thus been enabled to correct the numerous
errors with which the contemporaneous memoirs
and chronicles abounded.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HEnALu.

HAvRE, Sept. H. 1872.
M. Theirs arrived here this morning from Trou-
vile. He was waited upon by the city onicers,
with the Mayor at their head, and was presented
with an address, President Theirs, in reply, ex-
pressed his pleasure at the favorable relations
isting between France and other nations, and said
he would endeavor to establish peace at home. He
also said he would continue to govern the country
in the same spirit as ne has heretofore The recep-
tion extended to M. Theirs to-day of the warm
est character.
This afternoon he visited the American man.of-
war Shenandoah, now lying in the harbor Of Havre.
When he stepped upon the deck of that vessel the
tand played the "Marseilaise" and the yards were
manned. When he started upon his return three
cheers were given him by the crew. A large crowd
Of citizens gathered on the quay and loudly
cheered the Americans.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
THE NATIONAL GAME.

s~~A -..>-
The Petty sauabblcs Of the profes ssiona ais
The Philadelphia Athletics and the Bos-
tom Red Stockings Striving for the
Championship.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. H. 1872.
At the last annual meeting OF the Professional
National Base Ball Association Of the United States
1t was agreed that the series for the cham.
pionship is to be five games each club to play
five games with every other c0ntesting
club, at such time and place as they may
agree upon. All games must be played
before November Of each year. Agreeably
to this understanding the Athletics and Boston
Red Stockings have been striving for the cham
pionship this year. These two rival clubs had
plan1a five games up to to-day. There were two
gaI1lro played on the Bostons' grounds, the Bos-
0Q1kRinnng each game, and two games played on
ttio.Athletcs grounds, which the latter won. The
ffth game was played at Philadelphia, and both
clubs stood even in the number OF runs. To-day
there was sixth game played to settle the tie
as the fifth had failed to determine the champion
ship. BY the rules Of the association the game
should have been on neutral grounds. Previous to
playing the fifth game. however, a meeting of the
Judiciary Committee was held, and 1t was decided
to increase the number Of competitive games to
nine. 1t was selfassumed prerogative on the
part Of this committee, and deemed by many an
arbitrary action. They called the meeting without
previous notice, and called 1t meeting OF the Ma
tiona Association. 1t was understood that this was
done to settle dispute between the Athletics, OF
Philadelphia, and BaltmOres, OF Baltimore In egis
lative parlance the committee railroaded the rule
with regard to the games through and all interested
here were obliged to shoulder this action without
complaint. The Boston Club voted against this ar
their entire willingness to contest the champion
ship even under adverse circumstances, came
here to-day to play the fifth game with
the Athletics. The game was played on the
Athletics grounds In this city and resulted In the
defeat ofthe Bost0ns by score to 4. There were
Bostons In the seventh inning on account OF an
alleged wrong decision by the UMPIRE who Is a
pressed and the game proceeded. There are four
more games yet to play under the amendment of the
Judiciary Committee. These games will be played
one on neutral ground.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
DR.. LIVINGSTONE AND MR.. STANLEY.
News from the Expedition Sent by the Herald
Commissioner to Succor DR.. Livingstone

LONDON, Sept l, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
received the following letter from gentleman
at Zanzibar, whom l requested before leaving
there, to forward me any particulars OF the ex-
pedition forwarded to DR.. Livingstone before left
that isand:-
ZANZIBAR July %, 1872.
MY DEAR Mr.. STANLEY-I am very glad to be able
to forward to you some intelligence from your last
expedition, although fear 1t is not perhaps what
you may expect; but you know an Arab is now
doing slowly what you formerly accomplished with
despatch.
messenger bringing letters from one Amer bin
Salim, relative OF Sheikh Hashid's who is in
charge Of q "sofari'' (caravan) OF his written at
UnyanyemDe nity days ago, June 2, on business
passing your expedition at place called Mpwa-
pwa; that all the people were all right and had lost
no men or goods. He says he reached the coast ten
DAYS after passing them. II this ia so they have
made slow progress. He may have made mistake
In his count; you can Judge, however, from the
that the Doctor WAS TAT Unyanyembe all right"
have not heard that any letters have been received
nom him. All Zanzibar friends are WELL
I have extracted from the letters such news as
thought would interest your readers Mpwa-pwa
is the village in Usagara where my Scotch assistant
Farquhar died. 1t is the halfway place to Unyan
yembe for q loaded caravan. 1t is on the verge OF
the sterile region. According to the messengers
they were met on the 9th Of July. Within twenty
five days from Mwpa-pwa the caravan could easily
reach the Doctor. We will say. then, that on the 1st
Of August the Doctor received his stores and letters
and what Is as important, mis- men. My friend
means when he says chad lost no men" that none
had deserted. The Doctor intended to have stopped
ten days at Unyanyembe after getting his stores
and then pursue his journey, which would make it
the 10th OF August when he left Unyanyembe.
Within twenty days, allowing for all contingencies
he must be somewhere near Mrera, Central Uco.
nOngO. HENRY M. STANLEY.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
TELEGRAM 70 the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept IA, 1872.
grand banquet was given last evening by the
Right. Hon. Edward Cardwell, Secretary of State
for War, in honor OF the foreign officers who have
come to England to witness the Autumn maneu-
vres Of the British troops. Eighty persons were
present, including His Royal Highness, the Prince
Of Wales; the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Teck.
The American yacht sappho, which was slightly
injured by going ashore few days since on Sand
Head, has been taken to Cowes for repairs.
The election at Preston for Member OF Parliament
resulted in the Of the conservative candl-
date.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
NEGRO RIOT IN PITTsBURG.

0AOOAy EA8ht DCtWcoh - COlOreO GTonv
Club and = White Greeley Club-One
Hundred shots Fircd-Six Negroes
Shot-One White Man Mortany
PITTsBURG, Sept. IA, 1872.
At about half-past ten O'Clock tonight q despe.
rate fight took place on Wyle street, between the
members Of the Eleventh Ward Grant Club, com.
posed Of colored men, and number Of citizens Of
the Fifth ward which gives democratic majority
Of upwards of six hundred. meeting Of
democrats was held at the foot OF Chatham
street tonight, and addressed by several local
speakers. The darkey club is accused OF marching
past the gathering with O laundering OF drums and
blowing OF dfes until the voices of the speakers
were completely drowned. The negroes were not
attacked for this, and returned in the same man.
ner They passed by for the second time without
being disturbed. But on reaching high street a
crowd on the sidewalk, q portion of whom were
suspected OF being members OF the Central Greeley
Club, cheered for Greeley and tauntingly alluded
to the colored mems turnout Then the Fifth Ward
Greeley Club came upon the scene. The captain
OF the negro club ordered his band to play In
moment there ensued great confusion The pro
cession broke up, and stones were hurled in every
direction. saloon, kept by one Powers, was
cleaned out by the negroes, who accused the pro-
prietor of shetering the rioters. The fighting was
of the most desperate description lasting not more
than ten minutes, but in this time one hundred
shots were fired. Some six negroes were shot, but
how badly cannot be ascertained at this moment
One white man, named John Level, had his skull
fractured by stone and cannot live through the
night. For time the Mayor and the police were
powerless to quel the riot, but eventually sue
ceeded. The blame of the affair Is generally laid to
the negroes The large plate glass windows Of
Keshbergers store were smashed to atoms.
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num-" To say that Nine. Lucca was pleased would
scarcely express her feelings She was overcome
with emotion when the rudy, Jolly faces of her
countrymen were around her, and she thanked
each and all with genuine feeling. Never before in
the history OF New York has an artist been honored
in so regal manner.