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ORPH ANS 90 URT.

August 7, 1886
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the Of James Johnson executor Of Dolly Ann
Williams deceased the executor aforesaid with the
appreciation OF the Orphans Court Of Washington
County aforesaid appointed SATURDAY the LIST day Of
September next forthe anal settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased, and Of the
assets In hand far the have been collected and
turned Into money when aud where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend with
their claims vouched they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit In said deceased
tate; provided copy Of this order be published
. week for three weeks In the nArIoSAL RnPusLIoAI
previous 10 the said day.
Test; Z Q. ROBBINS,
sull.Mw8w Register VI wills,
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n W HITE'S
C0NfKcTIoNERY AND ICE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT
AND Ladies' AND GENTLEMEN's

n w HITE'S
c6EfscrIosERY AND ' tx cREas ESTABLISHMENT
AND LADIES' AND GBNTLEMENS
DINING SALOON,
=, No SsS sixth street, between O and streets.
Nj; WclTs respectfully suggests to Families Hotel
snd Restaurant Propretors and all others, that he
ANb kMERiCxN COMPROMISING s and the PnRSsT
ICE CREAM, Of his own manufacture. His terms are
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, FAIRS, BALLS, &c, fur.
nished with the best article At the shoiiosl uolice
We solicit from the public call having every cona-
BThs location i one or he Sss aaS The Saloon
the finest in the city and the proprietor Is determined
TO make hrst-eass house BY vstins none other
The former proprietor has no interest in any other
establish mont In the city. seb-lm
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
l. COLLEGE,
NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND D STREETS.
!NTELLlGENCER BUILDING,
en. UaiOn 81 College. ss,snd ar to The principal
individual ownership, offers unequalled advantages
at rates much lower than can be afforded by any other
schools.
spsncsran Psnmanshp taught in It's purity BY Henry
Spencer, the celebrated author Of the spsnOsrisn
The system Of Business Practice, invented and sue.
ossully taught By the proprietor viii receive his sps.
cial attention. This 10 the most part Of the
Book keeping Course. Here tho student applies his
minute details Of actual business The system n 20
valuable that others using 1t.
Individual instruction adopted In all branches, Alows
teacher is the only one who needs know the dsnssn.
cies OF any pupil. Especially 10 this the during
the summer months, when schools usually have small
The public are invited to call and examine the most
beautiful collection OF Pen-work ever exhibited In
HeI circulars address HENRY N. COPE, AN,
jslS-u Propristor
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ACCIDENT TO AWAsHNGToSIAN.-On Mon
day morning last the Naval Academy feet returned
to Annapolis from their summer cruise. On enter
ing the harbor the frigate Savannah ran aground
near Horn Point, and In attempting to get her of
Midshipman William II. Emory, Of this city, was
badly injured about the shoulders and head by o
blow from oapstan bar. II appears that at the
unlocked, and In winding II UP huyrisdly lO0ssasd
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TT S. WAREHOUSES; AT AUCTION.

CHEF ouARrERHAsrRR's OFFICE,
DEPor OF WASHINGTON, J
wAsHISGroS, d. c., Sept 8, 1896
viii be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY 18Th
Instant commencing at 10 under the direction Of
Byt L. Col James NJ Moore, A. O. n. the following
United States Warehouses, situated ON street, be-.
tween Twenty first and Twenty second streets.
One Warehouse, (part ~ 81 feet By $50 feet.
One Warehouse, part 2 } IS feet BY $50 feet.
One Warehouse, ~ feet BY 1l9 feet.
one Warehouse, 81 feet by 10 feet.
One Platform, 10 feet by no feet
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Building. will be required to be removed In ten
days from day Of sale. II. RUCKRR,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief ousrtsrmastsr,
se7-T Depot Of washington, D, @.
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

JUVENILE BOOKS
To be published during October and November.
STORIES OF MANY LANDS. By Grace Greenwood.
Illustrated.
RED-LErTER DAYS. By Gail Hamilton. Illus.
trated.
AFLoAT IN THE FOREST. By Wayne Reid. Illus.
sTHE oIRAFFE.HuHrERs By Mayn. Reid. Illus.
trated.
GRIMMs COLLINS with illustrations in Color.
NEW JUVENILE By Louisa N. Aleott.
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GRAND LARcKNY.-Rachel A. Fowler, a
oolorsd servant, was arrested BY Oiesr Mulloy, Of
the Second precinct for stealing clothing from Mar.
gsret A. Weaver. Justice Walter sent her to Jail
to answer the charge ct court.
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A BAa FULL.-Our well known fellow.
eitizep, T. Edward Clarke. Esq, yesterday spent
four hours on the Eastern Branch marsh, during
which time no bagged one hundred and seventy.
eight Reed birds.
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0O,UUU.UUU
yIRsr.cn.ss vrps- xopra.or ponps
p.y.bl. on the Is. day. Of January and July Of each
-, -,,,,' :, ,S",..s,. 80. ~
security in the market
-11 sT ~ T7oI.1 NV n
eoVhRAhhAr DArosifoAf
WE "AAsi' or'ofA TIE 'AAAoA'
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II ID w ARD LYCETT,
~ BooK-BIHDKR AND PAPKR-RULIR,
No. III PsnnsyvGnia avenue, between Tenth And Nsy-
snth streets, south side.
- Books elegantly plAialy bouad. pSSiollssls IA
asWspApsss carefully s,tssSs6 W
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN DIAMoNDs.-On Sun
ton, with Detective George H. Houok, Of Balti.
more, recovered In Washington q cluster scarf pin,
containing seventeen diamonds, and q valuable
centre stone, valued at $780, which had been stolen
from Mrs. Mcdonald, near aovanstown, about a
week ago. Tho lady, as soon as she missed 1t, gave
information to Detective Houok, who arrested a
negro named John Brown. 1t was discovered that
Brown had gone to Washington on pretsnse Of OBJ.
tanning bounty due him, hence the suspicion that
the bin was concealed In that city. Mr.. Houok at
once communicated with Detectives Clarvoe and
MoDsvitt, and with their aid he very soon ascer-
taned that Brown had sold the pin TO Mr.. r. Hoffa,
. jswelsrcfor $S6 In money and watch. Mr..
Hotfa very readily gave up the jewel to the dsteo-
tives, and Detective Houck returned to this city
with 1t. The jewel Is highly priIed BY the owner
Ald.-Bah. Sun.
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his hold when the bas cans sgalsss Mn with grs.s
70 ths naval hospital, and, although the injuries
sustainsd are Of painful character hosAing ssri-
ous q apprshsndsd He y undsF The care Of 6ar-
gson Harlan, Of The Naval Academy.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS'S
" SALE

In virtue Of writ Of Pieh Faeias issued from the
Clerks office Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to directed will expose TO public
sale for cash In front Of the Court House door said
District ON Thursday the 10th day Of September inst
property, to wit; Lot No Is Kibbsys sabdivision Of
square No. on as laid down the plot Of said subdi-
vision Of said square In the once q the Surveyor Of
singular the improvements thereon seized and levied
upon as the property Of Joseph L. savage, and will %
sold to satisfy No. 1907 Fieri Fseas Nelson Easton
vs.. Erwin @. Comstock and Joseph L. savage.
DAVID s. 000DIN0,
u g. Marshal District OF Columbia.
September LIST, 1850. sspl I'd
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SrABBrNa APrAIR.-A difficulty occurred,
about II O'Clock this morning, in the southwest
part Of the city, between Charles Kelley and man
named Walker, In which the former was seriously
stabbed by the latter. We were unable to gather
the particular. -Aierafdrta State Journal.
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~ Collectors Once, City Hall, Washing
roH, D. O., August l, lsee-NoTIcR TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice 10 hereby given that BY an act approved July
rs therae oftax aiirsal and personal property
ten cents every hundred dollars Of the assessed
value Of said property Upon all taxes npon all prop.
srty mot in taxes for general purposes an
abatement Of ave per cent Is allowed from August l.
1885 until the last day Of October 1906 after which NO
abatement will be allowed. WIN. DIXON,
au3.thstu90t Collector
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The NEW METROPOLITAN CHuRcH.-The
plans for this handsons sdiAes 70 Be- erected 81
The corner Of Essr-aad-s-hslf and streets, have
been Axsd upon By the Board Of Trustsss, and The
work will shortly b commenced The building
viii b Of brown stone, with front Of 50 feet on
street, By I1l} fsst on Four and. a-haK street.
The spirs will BE- go feet high, and when the
building 10 completed u will BE- one Of the hand
soonest In the city. There viii b two entrances
on street and three on Four-and.a -haif street.
Two large rooms for the ladies' societies will be
attsd up. The Board Of Trustess ere Chief Justics
Chase, Gen. U. 8. Grant, Matthew @. Emery,
Samuel Normsnt, y. A. Luts, Samuel Fowler, 7.
H. Havsnsr, T. Howard and Thomas Berry.
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AMUsEs1BNTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TNAUGURATI0N OF WALLS NEW
Il oPBRA H0UBB,
oosxxa or NrurH srasur AsDPsrssrLvArrA Avsrss.
MADAME oHIoH's AID sieHoR susrSrs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX srRAKosCH........... DIRECTOR
SEASON POSITIVELY LIMITED 10 TWO NIoHrs,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, ssrrrnsra snsr Asp m.
The Director beg. is.v. 70 ansouaee that byspssiai
Opera House whilst On his way . New Orleans. TSs
esablishmsnt has been thoroughly rsmodsilsd reno
. 20. :: 4. :s ~ 's s:;s
sninsn. Artists. from u. E:y YS,s sIs Bc:tS1 As.d
Il %sh Il.
porsass additions in ali lie departments
I "A pS.,s:..ps AsoIoLISA oHrosr. Nile.
hme. PATTI. srRAKosCH, Prima Donna oon.ral.o
Print renori-sisnor RrroRE IRYRR, sis'r AHcIL.
P5,Hy gss1rso.i-ss.or oursrrPz HAKRA, sls.or
Print Bs.si-sis.or AUGUSTINE sUsrNI, sgnor
ssnors ximsass and Chssi.. 800. Tenori Comprimar
sguors Loeatsli and Nassio Bassi Comprimari
sgnora Parorz and Nile Gross. .sseunda Donnas
s'snor Grille. ......stass Manager.
Conductors sad Musical Direstors-sisuor sARrI
ssaor CARELLA.
Leader. Herr Zttebart,
Santella
The Chorus Of twenty i've members has been care
fully selected from the best available talent Of New
turs Of he sompsny Ho9sssr ". ,s.s
Orchestra, there 10 an imposing array Of
sEvRNTY.FIvK HIRsr-CLAss ARTISTS
aRAHD OPENING NIaHr,
ppIDAy apprpuppp ola
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OF THE INTERIOR,
N ONITRD srATRs PATENT OYkIcK,


~ OMITTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHIsGroS. August Is, 1886.
On the petition Of Daniel TAner, OF Worcester MAss.,
praying for the extep sion Of patent granted to him
the S0th day Of November 1881 for improvement In
Rotary Knitting Ma Chimes for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent which takes place on the aSd
day Of October, 1855;
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent oacs on MONDAY, the 18th day Of November,
1855, at 10 o'clock m and all persons are notified 70
appear and show cause, II any they have, why Ssid
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposiag the extension are required TO ne In
the Patent once their Objections specially set forth In
writing ct least toeRty days before the day OF hearing
all testimony hlsd BY either party, to DO used 81 the
said hearing. must be taken and transmitted IN accord
anee with the rules Of the Office, which will be fur
nishsd on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as test.
mony must be fled In the Office tosay days before the
day Of hearing; the arguments II any within Ten days
after nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the Intsiii0encer, Washington, O.,
and In the Spy, Worcester. Mass, once week for
three successive weeks the hrs Of said publications 10
T. G. fHEAKRR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P,s-Editors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their Ills to the Patent once with paper
containing this noties su2o-wsw
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FIRE-Yesterday morning about halEpast
ono O'Clock the alarm Of fire was sounded from boz
81, at the corner Of Seventh and n streets, fire
having been discovered In the bakery Of Charles
Baharns, on N, near Sixth street. The building
YVES damaged to the extent Of $500, on which
there was an insurance Of $500. Tho adjoining
house was badly damaged, but the loss Is covered
BY Insurance.,
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERs.

NAVY DKpAasrrsY
BUREAU OF ORpnAHcH,
WASHINGTON Orr, September Q, Iees 4
There will be sold at publie auction 70 the hisksst
bidders, at noon, TUksDAY the "a day Of October a
the once Of the oeer commsndug the laval Ordnanss
Depot at Jefferson BARRELS Reserve, near g. Louis
NO. about Eve thousand u. o0o) barrels Of DO wdsr
composed Of cannon, mortar and muskst powders.
The powders will be SOLD IN lots 70 suit purshAssr
Terms cash, In Govern ment funds, 10 be d.
posted The conclusion Of the sale and the Remainder
within ten days Afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the grounds, otherwise
they will revert TO the 0overnmsut
Purchasers will be required 70 furnish their own
packages, whore the powder u not II barrsls.
sell X, A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau.
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20 CON IRA CTO r s /.

ITO CON T R ACTO RS.
0FYIoE OF Ass'r ConnIssARY suBsrsrgrcl,l
foRr McHEHRY, MAINLAND, J
TX September L. 1896
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oiee for
supplying the troops at Fort MeHsnry. Nd +, with
RRRsH BEEF,
for sig months from the LIST October, 1860.
The Beef to be Of good and marketable quality. in
equal proportions OF fore and hind quarters (necks
shanks aud kidney tallow to be exeluded) 70 be de-
livsred in such quantities and at such tmes-not
eesding three times wsek-as the Assistant Commits
sary Of subsistsaes may designate.
Tho nseks Of the cattle slaughtered TO be delivered
under this contract shall be cut OF at the fourth vsrte
brAl Joint aud the breast trimmed down The shanks
o. fore quarters shall be cot Of from three 70 four inches
above the knee joint and Of had quarters from sig to
eight inches above the gambrsl or hook Joint.
The Proposals, endorsed Proposals for supplying
Fresh Beet to be sent TO this ONCE before u
81 the 2th instant Each proposal to be accompanied
an approved guarantee that the party proposing will
enter Into bonds TO perform the contract
The undersigued reserves the right 10 reject any
all BIDS not to the interest Of the United States
K A. BANCROFT,
se7-tsA Brevet Capt. .. Q. A., A. C.s
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yatinual @spablifan.


REcxPrIoE or THE PREsrDxxr.-A meeting
, Of the Comnittss Of The Boards Of Aldermen and
Common Council Wa held last evening In the Al.
sssnsn's ehanbsr q CITY HALL Alderman, Thomas
Connittsss IRON the following named Asoois.
lions were pressnt and participated in the meeting
Oldest InAabitsuts' Association.
Fith Ward National Union Club.
Young Mons National Union Club Of George.
National Democratic Association.
Employees Of the Washington Arsenal.
Delegation from Bindsry, Government Printing
Conservative Army and Navy Union.
Sixth Ward National Union Club.
Fourth Ward National Union Club.
Executive Committee Of irish oitisens.
kmployses Of the Washington Navy-ysrd.
johnson Departmental Cinb.
Seventh Ward National Union Club.
Young Mons National Union Club.
Resident Executive Committee Of the Philadsl.
phla National Union Convention.
Washington City Fire Department.
M. Wright nominated Col. James A. TAFT, Of the
Filth ward, q chief marshai, and be was elected.
I Mr.. J. u. Psaks, from the COMMITTEES on Music,
reported that Espsuta's band had bosn engaged for
the corporate authorities.
Mr.. Baker stated that two battaiions Of the 18th
United States infantry desired TO parade, bat could
not DO % unlsss an order was received from Gen.
Candy.
On motion, Mr.. Baker was authorised to procure
the order from Gen. Candy.
Mr.. Q. 8. Noyss reported that the Association Of
president when he reached the Rxsoutivs Mansion.
He also reported that II was expected the Pres.
dent would arrive ct Eve p. IN. on Saturday ns1t.
Mr.. McNsrhany moved that Mayor wallseh be
dent upon his arrival; which was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Guliok, . committee Of one
from each association was appointed 70 arrange
the programme.
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~ Marriage and Csl,bacy, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, dis
eases and abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
Of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aul3-sm
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~ Moth and Freckles.-Ladiss amicted
with Diseooaons the Face, called moth patches or
frseklss, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Freete Lotion. It's infalibs. Prepared by DR.. b. G.
PERRY, Dsrmatologst, 40 Bond street. New York Sold
by all druggists In Washington and elsewhere Price
e. myl7-tt&sSm
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HIGHWAY R0BBERY.-Daniel Hawlay and
Michael Gallagher, two soldiers, were arrested on
Monday evening BY Ofiosrs Sebastian and Danglsr
for sssaultins, beating. and robbing John Kind.
sohuk. The soldiers met Kindsohuk In Kaissr's
lager beer saloon, on Green street, In Georgetown
strest to First street, whore they knocked him
down and took silver watch and two pair Of
shoes. The goods were recovered, and the parties
sent to Jail BY Justice Buckley.
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lnRP IL AN s. CO.. RT.
" July Is, 1866.

" July Is, 1896.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
/ To VIII:
In the case Of George II. Foster, administrator OF
August Meyer deceased, the administrator Aforesaid
has With the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Warrington County aforesaid appointed Saturday the
LIST Of September next the Anal settlement and dst
button Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets hand far the been collected and
turned Into money; when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend win
their claims properly youehsd they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benehl IN said deeeassds
esate provided copy OF this order be published once
| week Tor three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
| previous TO the SAID day. , ,o,n,x.
| an,awaw Register Of wills.
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RECEPTION OF THE PREsIDENr-ALExAN.
DRIASs TO PARrioIPArE.--A meeting Of tho Ma.
tional Union Club Of Alexandria, Va, was held on
press Company, on FairfAx street. W. D. Massey,
Esq was called to the chair W. W. White acting
Is secretary. A committee Of several gentlemen
were appointed to make all necessary arrangements
for participation In the grand reception to be given
to tho President on his return 10 Washington.
The following Is list Of the officers Of this asso.
citation: President, Reuben Johnson Vice Prssi.
dents, Henry 8. Martin, W. D. Massey, Col. D. y.
DulAnsy, WIN. r. Howard. John T Armstrong,
B. Corbstt, and T. L, Banborn; Treasurer, Samuel
Heffsbowsr; Recording Secretaries, W. W. White
and 8. W. Bowler; Corresponding Secretary, Col.
Robert NJ. Mcclure; Executive Committee, Reuben
johnson, W. D. Massey, Capt. D, +. MoGraw,
Samuel Hehlebower, Col D. +. Dulaneyi Commit
tee on Special Business, John R. Gray, Joseph
Cotton, W. W White, Jas. ]. Cole, T. L. Sanborn,
Geo. Taylor, Thomas Downey.
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BOARD OF School TRUsrEEs.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Pub
lie Schools was held in their room, at the City
Hall, last evening In thsabsence Of the president
Mr.. Tustin was called to the chair Present
Msssrs. Woodward, Hurley, Clarke, johnson, and
Casssll.
Mr.. Hurley presented the applications Of VIM.
Burnsll, Willard 8. 6illiman, and VIM. B. Stewart,
for positions as teachers Referred to the Commit.
tee on the Examination Of Candidates. y
Mr.. Woodward presented the applications Of
Henry B. Smythe, J. 8. Lyon, T. J. Murray, and
Edward H. Cumminj all Of which were referred to
the Committee on the Examination Of Candidates.
Tbs Secretary presented communication from
John A. Wills, attorney, for Lewis Audermid, pro-
poslng 70 soil certain lots for school buildings Re-
fsrrsd.
A communication was read from Daniel W. Bates,
relative to repairing the clocks In the public schools
Referred to special committee consisting Of
Msssrs. Woodward, CAfke Wilson, and Casssll.
A number Of bills were presented by the Treas
urer and approved
On motion Of Mr.. Woodward, the teachers were
instructed to suspend the purchase Of music-books
until further ordersi and the Board adjourned until
Saturday evening.
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%Notice.-stockholder Meeting Of the
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, and GEORGETOWN
RAILROAD coMPAHY.-on MONDAY, the LIST day Of
October proxmo, there will be meeting Of the Stock.
holders Of the Washington, Alexandria, and George
town Railroad Company held At the ONCE Of the sscre
tary, No. All Pennsylvania avenue, in Washington
CITY, for the election Of Eve directors for the
year and the transaction Of other Important business
appsrtaining to said company.
A full meeting is respectfully requested.
JOSEPH b. STEWART,
sepl .2aw4w Secretary W. A. & q. r. r. Co.
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The ASSAULT ON Dr.. PHIILIPs.--ln the
REPUBLICAN OF Yesterday We mentioned the fact
that DR.. James Phillips was assaulted on Sunday
evening while riding along Thirteenth Street. Yes
terday morning two young mon, named Gideon
Hoover and Thomas Burrell. were arrested BY on
Ger Britt a. the guilty parties, and taken before
Justice Clayton
DIR. Phillips Identified Hoover a. the man who
struck him and Burrell a. the one who dragged
him from his horse. DR.. p stated he was coming
into the city riding slowly along Fourtssnsh street.
When between II direct and New York avenue two
men drove up In buggy, and drove furiously
against him. He sxpostulated with them, and they
abused him, and called him s-n Of b-h. Wit
ness thought II his duty to follow them and sscsr-
tain who they were, that they might DO dealt with