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THE EVENING STAR.
fHCkSOAY.....-. ...........-JILY IA, 1851
Site Of the Yorktown Monument Fixed.

IN FULL VIEW OF ALI. THE POINTS OF INTEREST.
The long-vexed question OF the site of the
Yorktown monument has been definitely settled.
On the 9th of July the US. government pur-
chased from W. W. Old and III. c. Caheil special
commissioners what is regarded as the most de-
sirable place on which to erect IL. Ii lies IN the
midst of the property owned by the estate of
Robert Anderson. The situation il on a COM
handing hill rising majestically from the water
and affording an uninterrupted view up and
down the river as far as the vision can extend.
on the west toward West Point and eastegy To
Chesapeake bay. II is the lot known
as Secretary Nelson's lot" and lies near the
eastern extremity of the town. on the north side
OF Main street, nearly in front of Governor Mel
sons mansion, and being only one square dis
tant from it. Its area embraces from four to
SIX acres extending through to the river. and
upon It there are distinctly visible remains of
the Old British Notifications. 1t was against
TINS point that the chief attack of the American
forces was directed in the memorable struggle
which calls forth this commemcration The
three parallels of approach of the combined
armies are in full view Of this spot Ii is the
nearest desirable position i'm Yorktown to the
famous Temple farm. where the articles of capit-
ulation We're entered into, and also to the open
field upon which the British arms were laid
down. The work of building the government
wharyes and general preparation for the APP
preaching celebration will be actively entered
upon within the ensuing week.-Ricltn,oadl Va }
Dispatch.
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TOMORROW.

~ BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND NORTH r
STREET., WASHINGTON, DC, FRONTING
FORTY-ONE FEET AND THREE INCHES ON
NINTH STREET, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. CONSISTING OF LARGE FRAME
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
By virtue of q deed of trust. listed November 14th
1876. duly recorded in Lber No. 837 folio 1885, ct seq
one Of the land records for the District Of Coambis
and at the request Of the party secured thereby viii
DAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY, 1881, AT
SIX O'CLOCK NJ: all that certain piece parcel of
ground, situate and lying In the city Of Washington in
the District of Columbia and known and described as
part of the original lot No. 15 in the recorded subd
vision OF square No. 1854, commencing with point on
9TH street northwest twenty feet three inches from
the southeast corner of said lot thence due west
hundred and EIGHT feet nine inches thence north
twenty feet three inches thence east thirty
hundred feet to said 9th street, thence along
said 9th street to the place of beginning together with
all and singular the improvements privileges hereita
ments and appurtenances to the same belonging in
any manner appertaining. =
Terms: One third cash; balance in three equal in
stalments payable respectively in twelve and eight
cen months bearing interest at six per cent per an
num- and to be secured by deed of trust the prop
erty Sold or at the option of the purchaser the whole
800 to be made by the purchaser the acceptance
the bid Conveyancing at purchasers expense If the
terms Of sale not complied with in seven DAYS the
Trustee will resell at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser. NEHEMIAH H, MILLER
ty4-d&ds Trustee.
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Ohio Democratic Convention.
THE TICKET AND PLATFORM


The Ohio democratic state convention met a
Columbus yesterday. On the second ballot
John W. Bookw alter was nominated for COVER
nor amid great cheering and excitement Other
nominations were made as follows: For lieuten-
ant governor. Edgar Nj. johnson. of Cincinnati;
supreme judge, r. F. Bingham. of Franklin:
state treasurer, A. L. Winslow. of Cleveland:
attorney general, Frank c. Douyherty, of High
land, and commissioner of public works, John
Grove. of Defiance
The platform adopted urges the correction Of
abuses under the labor contract system, con-
dennis the acts of the last republican legislature
and squints toward the regulation 10y the gov.
eminent OF Interstate commerce. Touching
the attempt on the life of the President the con-
Vention resolved THAT we deeply deplore the
recent attempt upon the life of the President OF
the United States 10y an assassin and denoupce
assassination in this republic as the highest and
most revolving of crimes and we extend to the
PRESIDENT and his family our deepest sympathies
and our earnest hopes that speedy recovery b
youchsaied to him.
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TIE FLOODS IN Iowa have been even more dis
astroHs than at first reported. Many Of the
towns along the Iowa river are still submerged,
and boats are rowed through the streets The
railroads have suffered severely. notably the
Chicago and Northwestern. on portions NJ which
travel has been entirely suspended The dam
age TO crops is very heavy. Water in the Des
Moines lowa) river is receding rapidly. The
Coon river is at a stand. and it Is believed fur
ther damage can be avoided No trains can enter
the city except on the Fort Dodge road. The
telegraph wires are down, except via Omaha
and St Louis. Ii is impossible to estimate the
6amaypS vet
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1901 THE GREAT 1901
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROITE lOOl

QS1 THE GREAT 1901
10 rHE NdRfa MKsT s EoSTE
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
HFffcr MAJ sna 1851
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot, corner
For pssrs anu the wss sss 500 DAILY with
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg and Chicago; 10 80 a..
cinnau St. LOUIS and cbieao . 30 p ~ % Ss1
with Palace Cars % Pttsburs.
For Canandaisna. RStbs.e, Bnstao Ni.Ia1a With
fartor Car to Watkns and the North, at 100 an
kins. " 0~-"""o"" ~"' "H'-
For wIianlspors, Lock Haven and E,mra, ut 1890 a
Tor New York and the East 500 M. 10 80 m. 100,
io9 ~ and lob pm On sunday 400 1000 and
y. y: 81 IN daily, except sunday.
Tor Brookiyn Ny, all through trains Connect at Jer-
b ierrlase ACROSS New York city N'N~'N
aad ~: 10 Pr Or sunday, 400 $40 10: 90 and
cent So. Limited Express. $50 IN. daily. ex-
Tor Ba!.nore. 6:40 500. 80 1880 a. M, and 90.
80 - 40 9;So. 1000 and 1015 pm. On
SUNDAY; soO 10: 80 Am, AGO. $40. $50, 10O
Tor PoPe's Greek Line, $40 a. and 44O pm daily,
For Annapolis. GAO am. and 4io pm. daily, except
ALExaSDRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AN S ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For t HiaanisgaD!; 90 :. ao o.ao
10r saS. go so and Il % and d II 80 a smn 40
rr P;o - and ,e, 1. 80 a MI and 500
daily and 500 p M daily, EXCEPT % Sunday law an
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 600 o5 and
M and l2:o0 niilnigilt. On sunday at so5 and
loeo A. m %" and 9:05 PM
Of 18Th and Pennsylvania renlie and at the s
where orders can he left for the checking baggage to
T. WOOD ensrai Passenger ..n,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. noy29
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REUNION OF NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN SOL
DIERS.-Post 20l, Grand Army of the Republic.
Of Carlisle. Pa, has arranged for an excursion to
the Luray caye:ns of Virginia on the 2lst of
this month. An invitation was extended to the
surviving members of the confederate army re-
siding in the Shenandoah valley to Join the post
at the caverns. for the purpose of a friendly eX-
change of greetings. and to bring the people of
the Shenandoah and Cumberland valleys into
closer relationship. A reply has been received
stating that public meeting was held at which
the invitation was accepted. The letter also ex-
presses the hearty good will of the people of
that section. and says the reception of the post
will be given il a spirit of brotherhood and con-
Citation.
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EFFECTS OF THE PLANETS on Orr EARTH
"Supposing all the planets i'm one line with tbs
earth at once. and in their most favorable posi-
ton, says Prof. c. A. Young of Princeton. 1.-THE
disturbing power of the whole conspiracy would
he less than one ten thousandth part of the
moons disturbing force. Now the sole nleteoro-
logical effect Yet traced 10 the moons attraction
is 4 minute atmospheric tide which causes the
mercury in the barometer TO rise and fall about
one-twenty thoasandth of an inch twice a day.
If anything in science is certain. il would seem
TO be that the effects of planetary attraction
upon the eartlis atmosphere are so insignificant
az to be hopelessly beyond our power of percep-
ton. lt may be that other influences. magnetic
or thermal. may yet possibly be made out; but
if they exist al all tbey have a yet Guided OBJ
ser1ation, and must be excessively trifling and
obscure"
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The ROMANTIC STORY OF the elopement Of
Miss Nellie Hubbard, the daughter of ex-,;oy-
ernor Hubbard, of Connecticut with the family
coachman, Frank Shepard, two years ago, has
not been forgotten. The sequel to the story
proves that Shepard was not prompted by any
expectation of help from his fither-in-law He
has rich uncle living in Middletown. Connecti-
cut, who supplied him with capital to ESTABLISH
him in business in a livery business ut New
Haven. and it has proved quite profitable. Mira.
Shepard drives her phaton through the streets,
and is well received by many of her old friendR
She keeps up thoroughly stylish appearance.
and has money enough from her husband to
convince all that she Is not living i'm poverty.
She occasionally visits Hartford to see her mo-
ther and sisters. and is said to be In perfect
health and looking prettier than ever. As
Uncle John. who befriended them. has no
children, she may be rich woman yet.
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The DEADLY Toy PISTOL continues TO reap
terrible harvest, three additional cases OF lock Jaw
from wounds inflicted by the weapon being re-
corded yesterday. little son of Mr.. Edward
NJ. Uniack, No. ia North Carrollton avenue. is
suffering from lockjaw caused by wound in
fiicted on the 4th of July. DR.. A. II. Saxton.
who is attending the lad, has but slight hopes of
his recovery. VIM. Cromwell, colored. aged Is
years, and living at No IL Aliens alley, and
Jas. w. Tracy, aged ID years, living at 1876
Greenmount avenue are suffering from the
dreadful malady. Both boys were wounded in
the hand on the 4th of July. They will probably
recOyer.-Bdk. american tO-slay
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r T. CoLDWEIL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

r T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
CORNER OF FIRST AND ID STREETS SOUTH
EAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated May 6th 1874 and
recorded in Iber TAT folio 406 Of the land records OF
the District of Columbia and by direction Of the
secured thereby viii sell at public auction in front Of
the the premisesss, On TUESDAY JULY NINETEENTH
and premises and improvements. in Washington city
d. C., known as lot in John F. Nays subdivision Of
seven room Brick House. with modern conveniences
and good yard.
Terms: One-fourth cash; and the remainder Of the
money in equal At SIX twelve and
eighteen months. secured by deed of trust upon the
premises the notes Of the to bear interest H
six cent payable semi annually. deposit Of 500
will be required at the sale. COnyeyancinG at pur-
chaser's cost. ]. II. FORD, Trustee,
ty8-d GOT Louisiana avenue.
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RAILROADS.
OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST b bsNE; Asp THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! J AaNsIEIYI COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY Odd.
A. LEAVE WASHINGTON
FOO CHICAGO, GiNciSNATI. AND ST. LOUIS
Es@st S5y and Way Stations
Strasburg. Winchester. Hagerstown and Way. Via
& R9cf aHd Way
s;4o-sTAUNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con-
meets fog Haserssown and at Point OF Rocks for
ts;OOa0n sunday only. fog Baltimore, Annapolis and
1000 c BaLTIMoEE EXPRESS stops at Hyattsytle
10 46.PTfTsBURGs CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Baltimore Eicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta
5-9P sqpan gR ePl{ fsg Baltimore and Way
fs:OonnBALIIM0RE. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
Baltimore and Way Stations Winchester. Fred
erlek H9 ,s5Sse "a. ana Way via Relay
EAPREss, FREDERICK via Relay, stops at Annap-
fA;45,Poili. u Rocks, Frederick, Haserstown Win.
3..e B{RoS ,5,+ ARnaP2l5s ard Way Stations
Way. via Relay. Stops AZ H. attsyile and Lalrel.)
6:05-Point of Rocks and Way stations.
10 :43-BatIIofe and Way Stations.
5:30-SALTIM0RE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL
EXPRESS.
f9:l5-PIrTSBURG, CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS
EXPRESS.
9:29.PiiiLADELPHiA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
EAPkESS. Sleeping Cars 10 View York
1O:OO-BALTlMORE, HYATTSNILLE and LAUREL
EXPRESS. Stops signal 10 let OFF passengers
AZ any station between Washington. anG Annapolis
Junction.
tDaily .sundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore aud
Ono Ticket Otee Washington Station ard $40 anu 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, l4t street. where orders
VIII lie taken for baggage 10 be checked and received at
ANY point in the city. ma
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los IN THE SHADE. AThe mercury at Richmond
yesterday reached 1O5 degrees in the shade Ac-
cording to the records it was the hottest day
known there for many years. A number of
death reported as yet, and that occurred Tues
daV
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHoBIA-MichaelM cMa-
hon, laborer, died at the county hospital in
Chicago, Tuesday night of hydrophobia. He
was slightly bitten eight weeks ago by little
house dog which gave no evidence of madness
at the time nor has it since become rabid Nc
MahOn's commissions were SO terrible that it re-
quired eight men to hold him.
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LOCKJAw FROM FIREwoRKs.-On July f. Elmer
BOynes, aged about fifteen years, son of John
BOynes, Of Altoona, Pa, went to Frostburg.
Md, and helped to send OF fireworks at night
A portion of the contents of Roman candle he
was holding was accidentally driven into the
lads hand, making wound which produced
considerable swelling. The boy died yesterday
it is supposed Of lockiaw from the wound.
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= BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
ERTY ON EAST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET
No. 1925.
will sell. in front of the premises FRIDAY JULY
18TH 1881, AT 30 O'CLOCK p NJ south 20 feet of Lot
D. Square $50, improved by large two-story Frame
Dwelling, with fruit in yard.
Terms: 81 200 CASH balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest secured by deed trust; or all
CASH at option OF purchaser. deposit 500 required
at time of sale.
jyS-6ts S. BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

has Sesn esasS sr
tn. Wsshnston pea and i open for rt The reesp
@ q a IT, g Nso the sn T
se rsad t sss .sas from ,hs SPRINGS
Dr. W. NASH. Resident .; anlih A4S yssa
P1NEY POINT HOTEL
ST. MARY's COUNTY. MARYLAND.
Open for reception of guests JUNE 18TH. under the
ma ana Ct the s owner. Mhas JOS TRAyERs.
naha ana Supplied nas With %
comfort Of guests. and is frstclass Summer Home
per MONTH Special made T far ann @
Daily communication with Washington. Baltimore and
Lake and Jane Moseey.
For further information address
Mrs. JOSEPH TRAvERs,
je2-2m piney Point st. Msry's Co., Nd
IF You WAIT I9 HAVE a JOLLY TIME GO TO
sins plenty fruit boats medical stenton free free
1s f. fG aeaz ksr It sS1ss fos. S
Md. je1-3m
CONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY
Unequaed location. substantial building, new furn
ture prompt and attentive service elevator electric
A TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE
The orchestr. T b eGnd r. dR * Mr. Zimmerman
Of Colorado Hotel. Philadelphia.
Opens June Is. m28-2m
RoCK ENoN SPRINGS AND BATHS. VA.
Telegraph in the hotel. delightful home for fami-
For circulars and terms apply to
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SEX AND POPULATION OF NEW ENGLAND.-The
Boston Journal says the statistics of sex and
population show that of our SO, 152 $50 popula-
ton there are 25 $50 $50 males and "a CSC 2S4 fe-
males. 1t may be cheerful intelligence in GER
tain portions Of New England to learn that the
proportion of female population to the male has
decreased during the past decade In 1870 to
every 100000 males there were ~, SO1 females
There are thirty states and territories where
there is an excess of males and there are seven
teen states In which females are In the majority.
The only New England state where the males
are in excess of the females is in Vermont, where
there are $40 Of per cent more males than fe-
males.
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A MAN KILLED BY A TIGER.-Martin Troxell.
the employe of Sells Bros menagerie who was
bitten by tiger at Bellaire on July 2. died this
morning from his wounds. TroXe said that he
went into the ring to take out one of the ele-
plants and that as he passed the tigers cage the
animal caught him by the hand or wrist and con-
tnued to draw him toward the cage until the
entire arm had been horribly lacerated DIR.
Gillian is of the opinion that life might have
been saved by amputation made at the date of
accident or soon after. When Troxell arrived
here amputatioa was out of the question.
lttglaj,ls (Oht0l Herald
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WROTE POETRY AND HANGED HERsELF-Mrs
VIM. Shuffhum. living near Onondaga, Ingham
county, Nd. hung herself in barn Saturia,
evening and was not discovered until YESTERDAY.
Some affecting verses to her children were found
penned in the barn. The cause of the suicide is
attributed to the habitua use of morphine
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust dated February TO- 1875
land of the District of Columbia. viii offer
at auction on WEDNESDAY,, THE 9Th DAY OF
JULY NEXT. ON the premises. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the Lot of Ground at the Of 18th and streets
twentyeght (28l, in Square number one hundred and
twentysx (l26), the whole having front of twenty
feet on Farragut Square. ard running back of that
width and binding street ninety two feet with the
Terms of sale One-hird Of the purchase money to he
paid in cash. and the residue two equal instalnaepts
at SIX and twelve months respectively with interest to
The terms Of sale mus. be complied with in one week
after sale or the property lie resod at the risk
EDwD TEMPLE, ruu....,
CHAS. A. JAMES, ! ir"s'ees.
THoS. J; FISHER CO.. Aucts. 1924 F street.
- ABOVE SALE POSTPONED On account Of rain
until THURSDAY, JULY FOURTEENTH. 1881. same
Taos q Fl RfsHEE co. Auc
7CHREE:STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND
L UNIMPROVED LOT N EIGHTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
TENTH, at SIX O'CLOCK NJ. we will sell. in
front Of the premises, Lots and in Kellys subdi-
vision of square 912 each lot front 10 Sth
street east by depth of lis feet to alley. The
ing house. This property ia sold to close estate.
Terms: One third cash balance in and two years.
notes to bear interest payable semi annually and
secured BY deed Of trust premises deposit Of 800
Terms to be oonped With in seven days other
wise resale at risk and cost Of defautng purchaser
jy1l-4t - DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNoANsoN BROS. Asstionssgs.

IL - 9TH and streets northwest.
coNsn6. ll OF THE LARGE SALE OF RIB
PPAARRAASS9Ls, 81, yELyETs, TOWELS LAT ROBES.
PGRE, cRoTcHET sILK af BLoSD. Witt AND N
sPGn WEIR S sK MaNsN GsHPNhHlSS k
HATS DOLLS, IEwEIRY. COMBS BRUSHES,
oTHER GooDs. SAFE Al Au hnn r. NoiioNs AND
Msian s4T FEPA Pan July
lot sold without reserve. iy14
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FARM WAGON, SPRING WAGON. TOP BUGGY.
MOVING sf9,s110I MACHINE. HORSE RAKE. &C. AT
isia 4 iss
TWELVE O'CLOCK. iyl4 Ut
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
REP PAN AND }, HM LE6LnTH PARLoR EgRMIIuRE,
s sEkH EsAN MHINT Bt Mak MAHNgr
R RlIS IA AND OTHER GSTT AGE FgENTTTEF.
Ions ANb sonsfkhs. ae9uE EFA ANP Bh fIk
EHst G S$sHa aafiaHss foaf4asR wifh
'nyFHA S!SH zsSSIS sHAsH,S = SEP
some MfkRoh. 81 SLOW Sc CASE sAN AND HAND
ssf 1884, 'Sssn
THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
FOoT-TURNINe LATHE, BACK aEARED, PINCH
haSar4 RESI- ssF5ss5sHA
w BE 's At ~ sys aGISR ssEse
Can be examined prior to sale. jyl4-2t
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers.
NEW TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING AND LOT.
M s's q 10 S g.. gu
t ira dWsiins sa iis
chance e masss 6nd ho1s
j. in I twelve apd
q $SSs sSs
NRHN SA5E 9E ~ W
y }SSSjT HOUSE IN E1sHTH Street:
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
r. 14s$: e RPSas
SSS .t S
lance of 20 the northeast Of square,
as IT s e 1s Il
then In straight line to the beginning improved TX
7h street northwest the lower story each house being
Aiso: On THE SAME DAY, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ.
part Of lot In square a6 beginning ct point in the
.d sssih Of 'n s.h
cheS thence east 100 feet thence north 49 feet
inches thence west 100 feet to beginning part of said
lot being improved by frame house. No. 1921 9Th
being unimproved.
Terms third cash; balance in equal instalments
in one and two years. for which notes Of purchaser
bearing from Of and by deed of
trust the property Sold will be TAKEN interest pay
able semi annually, all cash at option of purchaser.
deposit Of $50 will be required each lot at time of
cost Complied With IN i've days OF prop
erty will be reSod at risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. IRVING WILLIAMSON Tr1Istee
Jy13-d&ds 458 Louisiana avenue.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date July Sth.
1875 and recorded in Lber 1877, folio 439 one Of the
land records for Washington county, District Of Column
bia the undersigned Trustees win sell on WEDNES-
p M in front Of the premises, the following property
Lot H. Of Wilson Callans subdivision of square S6t
having front OF % feet inches by depth Of ll5 to
Is foot alley, together with the improvements.
Terms: One third cash the residue in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with notes bearing in
terest at six cent annum until paid and secured
by deed of trust the property sold. All conveyance
ing at purchasers cost $l00 deposit at time of SALE
ROBERT p. DODGE. ru,,..o..
P. A. DARNEILLE, A1"s'oss'
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. jy8-dts
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RiOting i'm Rome.
DISTURBANCES AT THE TRANSFER OF THE REMAINS |

OF Plus IN.
A dispatch from Rome to the London Times
says: - Contrary to expectation. no secret was
made in regard to the time and route to be taken
for the removal Of the body of Pope Plus IX
from st. Peters to the Church of San Lorenzo.
The procession traversed the city to the Basilica
An immense number of members of Catholic as
sOciatioHs followed the procession with torches
from st. Peters to the Church of San Lorenzo
at IL o'clock last night. Some young men dis
turbed the procession with cries of Long live
Italy, but the military dispersed all who did not
belong to the cortege which then proceeded to
Its destination Special dispatches from Rome,
describing the disturbances at the ceremony of
the transfer of the remains of Pope Plus TX,
state that the fighting lasted the whole of the
way to the grave and finally the procession be-
came flight thither