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VIlHOMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer.

VINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PIECE OF
IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE. BETWEEN NJ AND N
STREETS. No. 1919.
By virtue of two deeds of trust bearing date Il,
on the 4th day of February, AID. 1878 and the ;a
other on the 10th day of February A. D. 1881, duly A
recorded respectively, III Ebers Nos. SO and 961,
foos 400 and 3S OF the land records of the District Of
Columbia and by request Of the holder of the
cured thereby win sell at pubic auction of
tne premises ON TIL tuesday,, the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1881. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the west part of lot numbered one %. of Austin's sub
DIVISION OF lots In square numbered ninety (99 in
the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia
said part OF said LOT having front of twenty on
New hampshire avenue, and extending back with that
width the distance of ninety feet, improved by neat
tWo-story frame house.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash. the balance in
note for such time suit the purchaser with inter-
est from day OF sale, at seven cent FER
cured bya deed of trust the premises sold, all
cash. at the purchasers option. deposit of SIS will
be required at time of sale. If the of sale
coed with in FIVE days the trustees the right
TO resell after five days notice. at defa.y purchasers
cost All convey ancing and recording at purchasers
cost. ISAAC l., Johnson
WILMER W. WETZEL. AiuH'ee7'
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

AN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK HAyRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREiES.
Inc ste2Iners of this company viii sail EVERY SAT-
UkDAY from Bremen Pier foot of 81 street Hoboken
Rates OF passage:-troIn New York to Hayre London,
southampton and Bremen, first cabin, 800: second
CABIN 500 steeraSe, $50 prepaid Storage certificates
S Fer freight or PASSAGE apply to OEIICfiS CO.,
z Bowling Green, New York; W G.. METZEROTT 4
co, y2S Pennsylvania northwest, Agents for
Washington jan12
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Sporting Matters.

BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
Az New York, Metropolitans z. Atlantics g: &C
Troy. Clevelands g. Troys q: at Boston. Bostons
l, Chcagos 3: at Providence. Detroits 5 Proyi-
dence o: at Worcester, Bufialos s, worcesters 10,
6 innings)
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STEAMERS, &c.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
CTEANER MATTANO

- INNU
Leaves Ith street wharf No. at O'Clock a. m. for
PUIOMAC RIVER LANDINGS as fOLows:-On Tues
gays Tor Nomini ON Thursdays for Mst.ox Greek and
Ntminl; on Sundays for MattswonEn Creek and Mat
Id Creek returning alternate days. touching at all
river Landings going and returning also stops at Mat
tawolnan Greek Mondays and Fridays Up.
iy26-em g. n JONES. Agent
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John R. KELLY,
- DEALER IN FIRsT-CLAsS
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL. MUTTON, &c. CORNED BEEF
A SPECIALITY.
Stalls 628 629 and $50 Center Market street wing
and FOG and 208 Northern Liberty Market; Address
Marketing delivered Of charge to all parts of the
city. mar24
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DOTO1IAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S ADvER
EASEMENTS:

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
MONROE, PINEY POINT AND POINT
LOOKOUT.
Steamer GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at 5: 30 ID, m. and SATURDAYS 6 %. M
, 1881-07-14

TIE SARATOGA MEETING.
The meeting Ut the Saratogn Raclng Asso-
ciat1on viii begin on Saturday McSt, and
thoEe Is in consequences n great rush to the
famous summer resort. There will proba-
bly be 100 Thoroughbred horses Mt tile course,
fur the entries iii tho great stakes number
over ,0o3, md th8 detnand upon the Asso-
citation for accommodations has bcen sucf
tlat additional Stables have been constructed
OIL every available bit of ground within tho
inctosure ot tho old half-Inile track, which
Is used as II training ground, a,'l ais" within
the main course, where Msssrs. Pierre and =,
". boswell have private stables. Turf
sports. rs now conducted, hnve GROWN woli-
derful!y In pfihie taynr. in this coiintry. and
the Victory Vt 1rOtalUls IN tho English Derby
tons; therefore, It ts not snrprlslng TINT ar.
Jalnes \. figinsteutl, of Kentucky, lias ell
tered, aud Nr, 1lalnatyno Is about tu enter, tile
lists as competitors for Derby liGilors two
yea5s e,ce A. saratoS2s r. sSsry gFsat !orse
md wl,nn the champions ct tho four sSc-
tEns,s take the measure Of each other the
fight Is close, and tie victory Knlned IL gen
eral'y recorded as By ~ lead ar neck. ln
abroad can be selected. alld The, youngsters
entered for next year's Derby will receive a
severe trtAl at sntntCEn previous to their
shipment in the full. Iii anticipation Ut tho
racing fur0rs atltI increased itUIls nf ktarters,
the Association was co,upgIlnd to witlcn the
track fur tile sccund time, the chute Or extra
thrutrQnarter truck ]0w beuls double It's
original width. New soil WIS put upon tue
NALL track Inst Sentenlber, aila Secretary
Wheatiy writes that everything Is ready for
the battle us soon rs tie signal Is glyelL ,Tlle
perfect .orsIer .wAiel, prevails on tlsts course
racing Is 'rlaiiaeetl by s,eh gentlemen rs
| Mpssrs. JOHN Hunter, +. Il. Clabaug1,, 4.
CnnilNack, Thu,nas ". boswell, aild j: X.
Grinstend, the Stewards Of the Association,
there will BIZ llu causH ftLr complaint.
, 1881-07-14
The Chicago Club. Now Has a
Lead Of Seven, the High
est This Year.
Victory Of the Champions Over
the Woroesters by Score
Of 9 to 4.
Buffalo Beaten by Providence, Boston
by Detroit, and : Troy BY
Cleveland.
Maud 3. at tittsburg Beats Her Chicago
Reoord-A Mile In 2'10 ia
CHICAGO vs. ,vonCEsTEs,

CHICAGO vs. WORCESTER,
The effect of the delightfully."- cooI weather
was yistble III the Increased attendance at
the gaine between Chlcngo and Worcester,
1850 people being ureseMt. . Goldsmith. wllo
would ordinarily have pitched fur tho homo
team, was called AWAY to the tteathbetl Of
Ills iatl,or ut Bridgeport. Cos,i,., and Cor
cornr filled tho central position. 11e served
with better SUCCESS than us,.af, though wild
and trying to tile catcher at ttlnes when
stcatliness was most needed. Chicago WIS
sent to bat first, but did not score
until tho third inning, when Flint led oil
with hit for two bases. aild was followed
with sing lus BY Quest, DaitynIple, and Nicot !;
atd then catlla .Ansofa with two-baggcr and
ss" ig rs w!t 1t Snf9 f, f9 S,ts at ys , runi W.
tered lip to thc eighth inning. when doubles
Worcester got maj, around, In the first
inning OIL two bnses on, balls, u wild
By T'lint. TIT IN ti,e thlrd q basc on baiIs,
Ulckersvu's twu-baser, and the 0ltts enabled
Siovey to get around with Hi ,tnearneti run !;
and III tic eighth sling gles by Stovey and Dor.
gan anti double BY Dlckerson earned two
rutis.
Worcester, but only III orc case Effected the
score. EXCELLENT tlel,l[ng was done ~ Burns,
COtc0fMn, Quest, Allu 1lcKETSOn. IL Wh5 de-
elledly aii 0tI tlay for Creatner, who mutfed
thrown balls rs though Ills fingers were but
The Ch!cagos vii! be absent for two weeks,
troft 'Sa'J Jaiy " u and 5; Il a Tic t!c,i ri 9stir,ins If M
home To plny. here during the re.
lntinder Of July and a1lnost tic whole
OF August. Tho champions haye lost
but one Hat,e. out Of tho last fourteen
games PLAYED. that being the one Of July !
against Boston. They liave been playing M
Extraordinary Kamu at the bat Mlltl It, base.
running, md hayo. tielled well enough ia
answer I'LL practical purposes: 1t nov ru.
| lie Buifalos and Dctroits. who lnyc Shown
great strength and steadlness Of play; 80
tllat the career Of the champions during the
next six weeks will be one OF exceptional In,
terrse
| -. TIE HEf1DE.
, 1881-07-14

DIX O. ~ SCkl U l.L.
The members of te Nlnetcentl, Illinois
Volunteer infantry Vrteram Club ycster.luy
buried their iAte comra.le, DR.. @. A. Schulz,
who d1etl ut 2 o'clock Sunday inori,lng. fFom
stroke OF apoplexy. Dr.. Schnlz was son
Of Dr.. o. ". Schulz, n physician MID drug
ptst, WHO has been located Oh CuttaEe Grove
avenue, near Twensy.sixth street, for the
lust twenty years. Tho deceased served In
the Nineteenth lllinoIs lntantry during
the War; AMI will be remembered
after tho War; rs u PROMINENT
politician iii thu Fourth Ward,
lle rs,novett about about fur. years ago to
Dakota, a,'d practlced msdirMtne ~ at The the
Qiltte q reputation among The 1nIial'9. to
whom lle was known as tie Big Ale!!leln1
MINI, being Of large, robust frame. ~ r.
turned to Cl,cago last fail OF, account Of bis
agaiil returned 10 Dak0ta. There hu lost Ills
possessIotls by tlla iIu.lyy spring tluods. mud,
brcolulng discouraged, built canYe
aml travelled d50 miles down tho Nils"
souri, 1ltver. on hts wny 70 Caica9o.
Lust Saturday le was out III fla sun 1nr
considerable portion of the tay' aa ,,e. was
t,,s willie Sitting In front Of hlh fnthor's
store, Frum that time until hts dentll lle WINS
Unconscious. lie was 81 years q. 'age at the
Tins Of Ills tlenti and eaves wife to mourn
his loss. IIe was buf fried Mt Oukwoe!is BY lils
did cUl,lradus Ut tho Nineteenth 1li!nnls H.
fantry, aspec!n1 car conveying ne family
md friends to the cemetery, Tta llev. J.. Il.
Pope read tt.e burlal service OF The Methodist
Church Ut tha grave. .
, 1881-07-14

f5... ~. ,,,
=, LONDON, 1u,y - neI'!n a.spn'eI. sass ~
tho ooi1elal essi'hates OF ule ploonolo y,ell u
the german harvest are i,ot sahguthe. oca1ee-
~ SdmedlnM yield Is ant'clpateo' .
J:..: ~. a.. AFETlIIoN:
LONDON july Ia be1l1n aaspatcn says; M
IN cohscal'chcco1 OF eXcesses ~ rsseueaga!'ss m
inc e'cfthaas' q petatlol' WIN 80 s'enntulcs
VI Ger'aah solourneIs ~ nonn'ai. su'a'us ,,.
resorts: WHO expect 70 pass .nsougn traGue !,'u
OIL tnelr toa1s, NUS ocel p.ese"te" ~ nis.
nafck' asRlng nun 20 u!Ne atepS @ ~ IaIu's.
INTO llle sa1ety ol t''o lives oi'o paope''s VI
oerniah suolec.s. =, u,,., .,,>,, ~, ,,,,,,,,
THE lEqI.E ,o "S pnE san.s Gf nLn.'" a.,,s.,.
UEnLIS, july l3.-Desplte t1le lilpeul'nens8
placed in the wny Of the Socialist, Herr
Url,ol. through tho coDflscatIon Of bis cleo
tso,,onrinr h1Ila ia ,iofnotnl 11orr nsnn
rrogrcssIst, by 400 votes ~ tho election for
member Of the Saxon Landing.
SURPRISING. COMMUNISM IN LEtps1c.
Special to LonInI Ttmts,
BEnL1s, juno so.-llctlng on well.undcr-
stout ,aami .., ... .l, ne s!'o o"Ho.. % uosG' ~
nteilt, WITHOUT waatialR, rs was expected Of
1t, till the general elections are over, llas ut
Inst declared 11eipsic to be In a minor state
Of srego for tito provisional space OF Il year.
, accordance with tho seessts 20 9w Thus
tno u,, ..IH IS, s,oa e...ye " ,t V,u uo' ns"5'
berlln' 1lahnurR' ana Leipslc, not 70 speak
Of certain other minor localities, aro now
subject to that clausc Of the measure In Ques-
tlon which declares that tho police may SUM-
llarils cSpe' aon nso't1 ~ rI1sons ,ai.. nsa,,
w'ionl IAN 'mpcf,'ahe u pnoI!c sscealts !, s,.I;
a'!a order u to-, to Do th appfehenaod:| sa
finn annrars n decreo Of Tia Dresdeu
.oitoo .oH "r ;m'ns,a nv sooob ta,,,,sraJ @ =.
nollco Dahh'ns tne speecn oehveseo ~
the Extreme Socialist, Herr 'Dcbcl, IN the
| ReIc'lstag on tho 4tl of April last Oh the &c.
ci,lont Assurnnce hin. ns reprlntefl ii, nam.
,i1ot forn' a, tio ,,aa'nnor,ers ~ },fa rernl.,.
o"ar" ,'. nrt., y. IN ~ ~n"io' In nras,,an ant,
Nuremberg the police haso been very busy
1ateiy MnKlng t!onliclitafy ssntclles' aiil wv tWo
tslp pepsss II soe1al nrrtsted s
or two others, It IS sale, fearful evidently q
inGotlns villa sIinilar t0te. nave saRnclous,.y
taken b9tthB III Atlanttc.&hInE steamers. " "
would illus seem ttlat nil,9nE otlles menus of
iatlncncns the coming o!ectos sne Govt91rn.
, 1881-07-14

punished for thirteen hits and total Ut
nineteen bases. Boston made orc In the
fo,lrtl, Inning otE singles by Sutton and Nor
rttt at,tl Iowcll'a mnIr OF 4 thrown ball. rwU
wero Rldcd I'll the eighth otr Crowteyss baso
on ball and singles by Whitney and Dnrtlpek.
Detroit 1nato one III the first off basc
hits by Wood and Powell, pissed
bnll. 9t,d Wild pltch; ono IN Tho fourth: y
Bennett's base on. balls, l1o,.ck's two-bagger.
ant! 4 Wild pitch; four fn tho seventh. of
Kntghvs first mi Wool's p,lt.nut. s!tIglcs BY
l}anl0n ntNt 1'Ownl!, Il threc-b,lser by Ben.
nett, .nntl Barnes fn,nble Ut Dnrby'y grUulul-
er. 1tnHlDck's Aingle-1nniletf catch Of n hot
lllIfr, ntd tile ilAse.lIluyinx Ut POWELL Wilt
llEy, nti1 ticrFlnrft wefc the t!cIffng features.
UnfplrB Hf0l,Ahs had Ills forehead Ind Ujlef,
by foul bAia In the first Inning, mid play
was suspended tIlI1{l sttRcUil Guild suw It
up.
B};;;;;::s:;;!!;||::::":::;? ::"
Enrnct ruua-Ups.Dn. 2, Uutrult,A.
TwO.baso hlt-ifnuek.
yhrco.lmse hlt~Bernett.
1fanIe rlilt-liet,.tutk.
First t,nso nj balls Detroit, 1: I,oston. J..
FIrtt base M crr'rs-tlnstol,. 1; Detroit, 9.
Struck ous-finrnaa, Sutton, Snyder, Wood,
Lett on hAscs-Duston. 8: Detroit.0
DnublU psays-Iiouek- Gcrhurdt- Powell, Bur.
d1ek. ek.Mnrrl1.Snylcr.
wild pitchra-WhItney. =.
1,ime-rwn hours and furty minutcs.
UmpLro-IliKhatn.
, 1881-07-14

mailing tic fasiest mile ever tro.tet( II the
world. At Ills l,rnposAl .ttrce cheers were
given, for Mnul $. with ,lnant,nity am!
Ut tic time by quarters:
h,at et.es afSe Fati e.t
Eecl, 4rnrter:nfle was, therefore, ,natle i.
te tHliowng t!,ae .s: flrss t,.!!rter VI sesn.itS
s% s%aftsr Jury Tls s"''i!;a thifa 'M iM'iarter i
H., A. u %"s n. ,xis, t5iscx ~. 'st ,r sst ase it e
sic would hive inals lie niiIe in a:o5. The
siSw. s CAPT: s!oI'c. i says ti!at viii tiis
track III goMt condition, Matttl ST lle
possoy y esn9 Sutee e III Ks ss s NV ~ III e:e ss i
ono Of The fastest In Tie, couytry, and. II IT.
had been In as good condition ns. il wRs
OIL the frat day, AfaNd =: would illayp
brought dawn her record much more. As IT
ticr mike the filstest mile OH rccord OH the
second day the track was ever trotted Upon
" II sAs 1pt..t,n A,sostattd prs...
runn's. gaGM p,ss s5 @ m|ia ,eat: ttres In s iiSe
4; 2IS::S I::iss' !'s'fs x:i.sa:::
u Sss'ss Nsy':, T. S!!ss; y! Rai'y ysssf
G. r: f.enlken. b. m. Virginia -. + r.p.
Ttne-l:iiA, ii1.s. l:40.&, t;46A, 1:4o, 100
Two.twenty.soyen ciass. purse si.500:
T.. y: Mccall: pastshilrs. &. IN. Kate. : =
fisa} fsFs.' p s Pssas'psia @H;E s. 1. cs,si:
h Kelsey b:ttot, Nia, III. & bin p;as
DGnn'son, b Bonnte ssot!snd t...3 l !
Executor. by Administrator -. .,.... s 3 o
a: OsId!mttb. wash.nRtnny.lle, n. ",
1ime-2:sa'i, :4;:::..1lt 2:25i{, a:2a.
For all pacers, pstiHe 1900.
Jas. D'Notll. 1oh!a. attch br. =. Little Brown ::
s. @ Ksys. rittshura. r. M. fucy::...:"..5
u. Il. Hurd. Youngstown. o., blk. 8. Rowdy,
Ju@hn @ splan. notschcstcr, n. Il, cb. d. Matitlo
HuntEr... ....... 80. ..l !
john +. Turner, Philadelphia, Hl.. b. 9. 1iatn-.
l!nn ...s,.,..... ..sss... .s..+'+-s
! i. u: WILSON,. Youngstown. r.: =. 6wcets3 Is
J. y: campaeIi, ken,on, O., Billy Scott. by
Tfgte-2:t8; 3:1e
, 1881-07-14
FRANCE. ,.

JUET 0ETFIH0, T1lE1Is : =
PARIS, July 18.-Solne Interesting oxperl.
ments with suspended eleetrlc Tampa wsra
made OH the boulevard des ItalI8ns last
nEght. Four lamps covered with shades aud
burning electric lights Of exceeding brill.
!auoy wore strung aoFoss the street at inter-
ynls Of about 100 yards, by means Of light
wires connected by poles forty feet high.
The ltxht cast waa fairly we'll Aitfnsed and
pretty, but 10 !ntenss al to be into}ezahly
:. = j. cAalHAcEREs DEAD -
FA1us, July la.-'rhe Duke 4e Cambaceres,
formerly d French Senator, ID dead, aged IS,
, 1881-07-14
THE HON, DANIEL NoY6E.
Spxetdf pttpatfh 10 TAS FhaeGao 1f{bHHks

LAFAYETTE, lid, July la-T|u re'aatas
OF the 1lon. Daniel Royse, Clerk Of tue hu'
preme Court, arrived III the CITY on quo attes'
poon truln fro,n Indianapolis NY death
was y shock to l,!s plany friends III 1'ls city,
where lla has resided 90 many years. Mt
lioyse served as County Clerk Ut ,fippscanoee
foFanunber 9f ysaES aa was ~ {tss4ise. ttss o' @i
iliidUr. tbruugl, tl.a Mayn shortage, 'll9 WIS
n urull.lMunt ne,llber Vt the BUR, served WITH
iIslInetlQli iA tho arlny, anu WW4 n cltix9t!
iaueli respected. " way . Msta6er r.. r. tae s
Inc q, a. X. he Will bo hNyle( tomorrow.
TAs Lafayette, bar lakes customary RctloD.
, 1881-07-14

I#n" 0asa Qltd--UlGKGTSoM tx{s a Q30fi1 c0fc0fn0
Flint Cs}.
falling. =:
First base on crrora-ChIcago,! o; Worcester, 2.
Left on baaca-cAlcnX0. O.: W0rccst,sr, j.
struck out-Nic0l a., Kelly, Ansol, Crcancr
DOrgnn.
halls caied-Corfornt, 01: Corey, 81.
Strikes callcl--C0rcoran, 10: Corey. II.
D0utlo pny-t!chmond.Carpont
Passed lintl-FIiItt. I. $:
Wild pftoh Curcoran, l.
Tlme-Qna hour md torty.1yo 1nluutos.
uIupIre-Doospher.
, 1881-07-14

s..s! 9ssst*A is, &c r q TS. % nsstsn. to,
day suffered their! asth Aateat IN tAls city,
but tho vlsltors were ,quarely outbsttsd.
Most OF theIr ten tlnSle tlts were scattered,
whila tho calitarn[A hahpuoth. Whltuay.wax
, 1881-07-14

~ ;, =, pHQF HkPQltT8, y. E'"s:-: :.
GENEVA, July '18.-Not tor many years
have tho 'orops :of. ali sorts IN Switzerland
aud tho adjacent !. districts In France, dar.'
many, and Italy been In 30 splendid . e9nd1'
tloa. as the present ore.' Tllsse Is, every,
promise Of rlost boslntltul harvest. -
, 1881-07-14

Gp4elal pNyaltA q ~ Cateaea 1FtaHns.
WAvKEqAa, ILL.,, July .1a-News has juat
reached hare Of the sudden death Of }airs. 9.
ii, Ferry, o3 Benton. Mrs. Ferry retired
about q o'clock lat night apparently Ap
, 1881-07-14
OBITUARY..

GEN, PE,1Iii:!sTON' DEAD.
PENN Y.Ax, ru., July 13.-Gcn. John c.
pemherton, WHO commanded the Rebel fnrces
mt Vicksburg during the memorable siege.
died ut SITS tIlis afternoon, at the agc Of u
YcAIH,
, 1881-07-14
Au1oreth,, Of Marsstlles, Puts Up
): 100000 in Gold as Bail for
His Appearance.
n1idl,at Appeals to the Sultan,
=. After Attempting to Conf
nit Suicide.
Ths Irish, the Homoopatbs, the German
:: Crops, Pope Plus X, and
.:Tunisiau Affairs.

p1sGN4iCETu1. SCENES.

, too,,r 1u1v 1a-s1'ha frn1,s1atfnu of thn
haSv ' -, ponc pins ry. fran, ita rrstinx.ntaco
~ h .ha ,;ns,Itca NJ 81 Peter tn the tt,nl, nro-
,daI - for II T., f,,e f,lnrcf NJ sa,l Lorenzo was
.nao,,,,luha,f lost ,,pl,f nud fills ntortnr. the
saa,n,.a, haotnrir, Mt ntidnln.t n,ml thn
s,'n,o caror,suv ho1nv ended botoro day.
tirht Ttc ccrnn,o,,v was attended mt, dis.
nsaeod hv snn,a ~ the ,nost disrracefu,
ssanss avor soen In Rn,ne. Immediately
sf,ar hts ,1coti, mr., his obscouEes It viii bo
-e,nar,i,ar.,i ti,at tha l,Ddv of liza 1nlo l,ope.
sccnseI In snycrol cof1lns., ono within the
s.Ia,. ,,as a,ovoin,, ~ n ,,frhe nrnnarrl
for II hirh nno,, the wallis Of one OF tl,o
eb,nsi. ~ 81 potcr,s Church. wl,ero It re-
sIpr.1 satpns mil y, H. roatar,av sirawhIe In No.
a"nio,,co ,v,tt, I'm ortior oivrn Ii, his will. n
s,m"io on,i lin imexnausivo to,nb had been pra-
nsrei ,ns its Inst rrstlur.nlace. under tho
pa'e" Nn .'e NOV 1 ..'t.,, ,,,s
a.'. y" ~. t.e,,,s 49, vot,onn ,rba* iato
nan pn'as nse,'@''eo ,H., t'o"t Wv 'e' -: ''S
fopo III" - =!
CERTAIN TESpE1l NhM1S!scEsCEs >.
connected WIN In's chuten' a1u, lor tn!s
reason, wished ny ooay 10 REFUSE uaete'
Moreover, " Is s"a 'Int ulo psotouho 'lu-
mit1ty OF splrlt u "'ltch us WIS W.
mMe at LINES NV Mnu:eu :1Hh
20 WISH 70 ma1,uS h's p,nl" ~ Ale ~ u!tuet-
my that his ooas, s,s'aoMla ny. ''''vu @1e hono.
ot pefmatent scp"llu.e III .sne staI.ues!
caufe'i III tlle wnsla' a''1 Nent 1'ao ie'1a''7 ot
1ne Ap'st1es fcael n!'u i.M.'':
TUE aos'lS TIE c.loMc.l of .,s snS io"SSzu o.. ~,
'sas ose'' evn'p'o.ea ~ "uno s.'ao, ous' ~ -!
!easo's sa'.s'%osgty ~ n's oHeouI"' ..tv
thhst'tu'' ~ t1to pu5 "sa 't'sNp'ne.. ', N'!tts
las! nisaI q calelul WHICH WiIS prese1yeu
o'eE IL nntl' lae arrangements "ete coh',
h'ctc. Al mson'ght 1hc CONN was cast!ca
!tom tae ehapei. ana, surrounded ala 1o!-
owe0 ov 'arge oooy OF PRIESTS al'a Cathoa'o
as'neli, t1e 'hos.uasy PROCESSION SUI lo1;!l.
the colph was plaGca upo'1 DIET a'pWn oy
ao!aes, anu uae p11es's. @ alu !As'he,. c'.tt.c!,
HeAsea eanuses. 4ho eeene Was splea'n alu
suiapte ~ tae eSllcnlo' WI ae4,scty ny" t4e
PROCESSION !olt tlo otoPs VI ~. Ioofs tnan
AZ uSaoLf Aoh OF ,r. TIE Aooans OF TIE
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nian,;o mis% u ~ A"w ~ ma.n H,ha ais .e
tafpance became so great anu the leat
u teEslole scaisaa' "eto 10 1ln!AllteAt 1iias
tae e'ty Mutnorities wele conlpsi!ea 10 'hteE'
sehe. llo poGce to1co Ptovea 1naueqnatc.
oon'e eotnpa1'fcs OF SOLDIERS "oto nartiealy
sent lor., on' arriving taey a'spersea tha
too' order was restored, the procession
fnrH &s .hdtr1 ,l,u
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:; GrHHA1TAR, Iuiy ts.-Two Spanish Iron
elads arrived to meet King Alfons4, who VIII
aAQrtly attend tho launching Of two Spanish
man~oG,Wag thaFa. ss..- >. -.
, 1881-07-14

splendtd heaItl, and spirits: At 3 O'Clock
this morning Alr. Ferry, ,awok*, and, not get
ting my reply to 0t,estIon liz asked hie
wife. got np, and, upon looking carefully nj
III re .u ali ss Mas fe IT ad vdfIs s, ,fG o;
iong brfore. MI. Ferry Is ono at tho wealth.
lest farmers III Northern illinois. The de-
ctased Ienves seven children. Dr8. Bean
and Lewis, OF this CITY. were summoned. :.
, 1881-07-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

fssack d nayner's Moth Powder IL she
sltrest 3nsoctskltler. 4, makes short work OF
valuable fur. and woolnns frnm tho ravagos Of
moths. Buck & Rayner, makers OF tho "Slars"
, 1881-07-14

EidrcttRo d: WoolhrlhRe, 1C2 Madison,
fine shirts md furnishing goods. Ahlrss to order
frt'sn t1s to so por .doz0n. Shirts .roady n1hde
and WQrktnMnah!p. a perfect III gtlArNntecd.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-15
lis and ST Louis railroad was run over and
killed at Minneapolis. 81

lis and ST Louis railroad was run over and
killed at Minneapolis.
Robert Moody, of HaverhilI, Olmsted ooun-i
ty, had q STACK containing 300 bushels OF
barley struck and burned by lightning. It
was insured in the Northwestern, of Milwaukee,
Az there has been consid bic discussion as
Q whether or not there is such property in
dogs as the law will protect, the decision Of
Judge Cooley, Of the Minneapoli. court, in the
we'll known case of Wales vs.. Reid, will prove
Of special interest to the publis. The Judge
decided that the plaintiff is entitled to judg-
ment of $50, the amount at which the dog was
valued by the owner, and costs Of the action.
A dispatch from Vernon centre says: There
was more damage dor 9 by the storm than was
at first supposed The foundation of the new
~ erected Baptist church, at this place, was
considerably damaged, and the building twist
ed somewhat out Of shape. The grain stacks
in this vicinity were torn to peices aid serious
" damaged by the rain. Report says that the
storm left no stacks standing between this
place and Garden City.
At Minnetonka, in the upper lake, the season
is fast drawing to close, and at some of the
hotels is Virtually ended, though all the hotels
will receive guests, shonld they come, for some
time. On the lower LAKE. the season will be
prolonged q week or more. Large numbers
are leaving daily, and the influx of tourists is
but slight. The lower lake hotels are from
one half to one-t third filed with guests The
Arlington closes the LIST of September.
On Monday Deputy Sheriff Larson, of Albert
Lea, went up to the farm of A. D. T. Austin,
in the town Of Alden, to tEresh the grain upon
the farm, upon which Theo. Gyset of Albert Lea
had lien. When he reached the field Dir.
Anstin came out armed with a revolver and
threatened to kill anybody who dared touch
tho property. whereupon Mr.. Larson threw
him down, bound him, and then brought
him to this city, where he WAS ar
raigned upon charge of an assault With
intent to kill, and, in default OF bail, Austin
was committed to Jail.