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The national Republican., 1867-11-16

No License john Hickey for owning dog
without license, was arrested by Officer Davis, Of
the Seventh precinct, and fined s. by Justice
Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Marine News.
Sun R. oOa Sun s. Ls7 High water, 1918 a. m.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Kennsbeo, Wilson, Baltimore.
schr. Virginia Dare, johnson, Baltimore,
lumber to s. Norment.
schr Kate, Frese, Upper MsehOdoc, wood to
master.
CLEARED.
schr. Jonah Fish, Henderson, Norfolk.
Schr. Union, Stewart, Alexandria.
Schr. Mary Eliza, Harris, River.
schr M. Van Name, Van Name, Hudson.
schr. Margaret Lucy, Smith, Hudson.
sohr Ella L. Smith, JONES' Hunters Point
schr. Jesse Wilson, Brown, Hunters Point.
sehr. Richard Peterson. English, New Bed.
ford.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

SONS OF JoSADAB-Counoil No. |, Sons oi
Jtnadab, have engaged Shepherds Hall, corner
Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, on
trance on Seventh street, and will meet every
Saturday evening at 7 O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

HYMENIAL.-0n the 18th inst, Miss Clsmen
tine Magee, daughter Of Mr.. james Magee, oil
South Washington, was married in San Francisco
to Hon. Charles N. Harris. judge of the Third
judicial district Of Nevada. The best wishes oil
a host of friends of the happy couple were waited
towards the Pacific slope for their future health
and happiness.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

EQulTY CoURr-JWdgc WyGe.-Bsfore the
time for opening the general term, the Equity Court
was opened, and made one order
925 Raymer ct al VS.. Manyette. Decree connrm-
Ing trustees sale Of real estate unless objection bt
d ed within thirty days.
The court then adjourned until Monday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

, FEEIAN DALL.-The Washington Circle Of
tho Fenian Brotherhood give their eighth annual
ball Of Odd Fellows Hall next Tuesday evening
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

ClrCuIr CoURr-Chief Juaies Carter -Thi.
court met yesterday without business. Adjourned
until Monday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

THREATS Moses Whitaker and John S
GlasoO, for using threats toward Harriet Milli
and Harriet G Dayton, was arrested by oficeri
KoOntz and Lloyd, of the Fourth precinct, and
committed to jail, in default of security to KEEP
the peace, by Justice Morsell.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

SALE or CARPETS, Yesterday at II a, IN,
sale of carpets took place at the east front Of tn
Capitol, Messrs. Clark 4 Co., auctioneers. Tn,
carpets were those formerly in the rooms of tn,
Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk Of the House
Ingram carpets brought from 40 cents to 81, an,
Brussels carpet from 81 to $l.6O Tho sale wa
we'll attended,
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

SPRIrUALIsM. M.-Miss Bennett, from Boston,
the unconscious trance speaker, lectures to-mor-
row at Marmonial Hall, on Spiritualism.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
= L A e M A N 7 Ell 8
FLOUR DEPOT.

The underslgnSd beg leave to inform their Gus.
toners aud the public generally, that they have
taken the CoMM0DioUS WAREHOUSE,
No. % LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH srREErs,
where they constantly receiving large eoLslgn-
Inents Of FLOUR and all kinds Of Country Pro iucs
which they prepared to sell on the most reason
able terms We respectfully solicit q call from all
those dealing In FLOUR, as We think we are In
position to offer them better advantages than be
offered them elsewhere In the District.
oe25.frmwlm ENGLISH & co.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

PocKEr RELIEvED.-Mrs. Foster, a lady re.
siding in South Washington, while attending
one Of tho sales at auction yesterday, on the
Avenue, had her pocket picked Of her port.
mOnnaie, containing tho sum of SIS, No clue
to the thief
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

R STREET BRIDGE.-The bridge now in the
course Of erection at Seventh and X streets, by
Mr. Peter Hepburn, contractor, will be com.
pleted some time next week. Notwithstanding
the fact Mr.. Hepburn has had bad luck, as to
weather, he is putting up a very substantial
structure, which, we doubt not, will Withstand
the storms of many winters and the foods Of
many summers.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-Messrs. Green 4
Williams, auctioneers, sold lots Nos. 10 and IL
in square No. Alb, fronting so feet on F street
south, between Ninth and Tenth streets west,
and having depth of l24 feet and inches, and
improved by good two story brick house, with
back building, &C., to John D. Abel, fol
So, 900
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
METROPOLITAN BUILDING AS
INl ISOLATION,
THR BEST AND MOST RELIABLE ASSOCIATION
FOR DEPOSITS, AND THE CHEAPEST foH
LOANS,

FOR DEPOSITS, AND THE CHEAPEST foR
LOANS.
All Shareholder participate in tue advantages u
this Association. no Initiation Fee Is required.
Books now open for subscriptions to Stock, and
payments may be made at once. All persons wish
Ing to Eubsorbe should call on either Of the follow
| ing named gentleman, TO wit
| HORATIo BRoWNlsG, President, 1888 Psnnsyl.
| yania avenue near Sixth street.
| II. o. HOOD. Treasurer, SSS PennsylyanIa avenue,
| near Ninth street
Z. W. CLARK, Jr, Secretary, +4i, Fourteenth
| street, near New York avenue.
Copies Of the constitution may be obtained fron
the above named.
Those wishing to take Stock should apply at oucs
Certificates Of Stock will be given Immediately upon
payment for shares, A large number Of shares ara
already disposed Of
The peculiar features Of this Association rsndsr II
the most desirable In the city for all business men
who tsire loans or Investments,
b. W, CLARK, IT,, Secretary. uo7.u
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

The Knights Of Virginia and Southampton
were ruled out, and II was decided by the judges
for prince George" and Maryland" to tilt
until one should miss.
Tho arst tilt both missed; on tho second,
Prince George caught the ring, Maryland miss.
ing. VIM. AJarboe, the knight Of Prince George,
was then declared the victor, and awarded the
premium Of $25, for which the tournament was
had.
After q scrub race or two, the spectators left
for home. Among those present, we notice
Hon. John Wilson, Third Auditor Col. Long
and Robert johnson. We understand another
tournament will be given to-day, to which the
victor will have the pleasure Of browning q
"Queen Of Love and Beauty"
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

LAEcEYY.-Wm. Bell alins Wm. Lacey, news.
boy, was arrested by Officer Acton, of the Sixth
precinct, for stealing q coat from James Saffold
Ho had q hearing before Justice Chaplin, who
committed him for court. John Stevens, who
was arrested for the same offence, was dis.
charged, there being no evidence to criminate
him.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

PETIT LARcESr.-Fanny Smith, alias Blake
was arrested by Lieutenant TAFT, Of the Fifth
precinct, for the larceny Of $50 from soldier b,
the name Of John Jesson. When the Lieutenant
arrested Fanny the money had been expended
tice Harper, who sent her to Jail to answer fol-
court.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-A protracted meeting
Of unusual interest has been In progress at the
Methodist Episcopal church, In the town of
Laurel, Nd, for the past seven weeks. Over
forty persons thus far have been added to the
church, and the interest In these exercises con.
tinues unabated as the meeting progresses
Never before has there been so thorough an
awakening Of the people Of this community on
the subject Of religion as at this time. For
nearly every night for seven woeks Rev. J. T.
Lighter has preached to this people, and held
up before them in all its plainuess and simplicity
this great truth Of Gods word-that "uniess
man be born again he can never enter the
kingdom Of Heaven" May this gospel Of
which be Is SO faithful n minister, reach the
hearts of all, and in the language Of the sa-
viour open their eyes aud turn them from dark.
ness to light, and from the power Of Satan unto
God-that they may receive forgiveness Of sins
and inheritance among them which arc sancti.
fed" @.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

| BURIAL OF Mr.. GRAHAM AT 3 o'clock yes.
to-day the remains Of Mr.. John Graham, late
foreman Of the Government press.room, whose
death we annoonced yesterday, were accompa.
MED to their last resting place, In Glenwood
cemetery, by the Columbia typographical So.
ciety, Odd Fellows, and friends and relatives,
headed by the Marine Band.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

MoRrUARr REroRT.-Through the pollteness
Of D.. @. NJ. Dove, secretary Of the Board Of
Health, we have been furnished with the NOR.
tuary report for the month Of October:
OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF HBALrH,l
WAsuISGToS, D. G Nov. II, 1867.
REPORT OF INTERVIEWS IN TUE CITY OF WASH.
INGToN FOR THE MONTH or OCTOBER, 1867
WHOLE NUMBER REPORTED l03
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

SUSPICIOUS MovEHESrs.-Yesterda morning
Detectives McDevitt and Kelly noticed q young
man emerge from o pawnbroker's shop, and
thoy followed him. He was quick to understand
their intentions, and attempted to escape from
them by running into bank near by. The Off.
GERS followed him, and just as they came upon
him he was in the act Of "slinging" gold
witch and chain. They took him to headquar.
ters, where he gave his name as VIM. J. Clarke.
The officers believe him to be one Of party who
relieved somo Of tho merchants Of Baltimore Of
their goods q short time since. He will he hsid
until something can be nscertained about him.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

rHE NNErEESru STREET SEWER AT noon
yesterday proposals were opened at the Mayors
Office, City Hall, for the construction of a two.
foot barrel sewer in Nineteenth street, from G to
H. with laterals Of the same size. There were
but two bids in, one Of which was an informal
one, not having been signed. The other was
that Of Mr.. Jacob D. Hutton, who proposes to
lay the main sewer for $313 per foot, $3 for
laterals, $3.50 for traps, sos for manholos, and
$46 for drops.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

PATENTS ISSUED TO oWAsntNGToSIAss.- There
were issued last week to Washipgtonians the
following described patents, to wit
To L. d. olmstead, for machine for making
paper bags and envelopes. In this invention
tho machine Is fed from a roll Of paper, which 1t
cuts iuto suitable pieces ft bags or envelopes Of
any desired size and shape, gums, folds. prints,
or stamps, and having united the edges firmly.
delivers In perfect condition for immediate use.
To Kellis Horde, for a toy in which fine
mechanism Is seen.
To George II. Heron, for 4 method of prepar.
ing fish for food.
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Baltimore Markets.

esterday there were sales of high
grade City Mills Extra to the extent of 3iiU00
bbis, no particulars given, but supposed at Sl2:
also, $50 bbls do standard Extra at $1,000 per
Dbl; other descriptions are que, bat marked
without quotable change.
Grain.-Recepts of Wheat yesterday, /, $50
bushels white and $3.50 bushels red; choice
samples continue scarce the market was steady
at previous days prices; we report sales of
1000 bushels good 10 prime white at S255a2 90:
1900 bushels good red at 81 50; 1,5OO bus hels
fair do. at 81 40a2.45 l50O bushels low grade at
S1.90a225. Corn 1880 bushels white and
6,7tO bushels yellow offered; the market was
quite active for new in Shipping order. we re-
port sales of 2,C01 bushels white at 81 25aI %:
1850 bushels fair at Sll5aI.l7 1,O06 bushels
damp at 81 cents TO 81; 100 bushels old white az
Sl-35, (only sale of this description repor ted0
new Western mixed active with sales of $50
bus heis at II 25 500 bushels do at 2S: 1000
bushels do at 1929; 3,i00 bushels DO. a. 81 80
Odts-63 bushels received sales 300 bushels
at O. cents: $50 bushels at 20 cents; 500 bushels
at - cents, and 100 bushels a. % cents.
PTOvisIons-DeRand for Bacon light, and
prices turth favor buyers;quot- for shoulders
l2Hai3 cents. Sides l5x GEMS clear rib 10 cts:
cit ar scarce; city Hams, uncovered. Isal9 cts
Lard is scarce and higher; quote city bols. f3
cents: no Western Offering; kegs II cents per
To- Mess Pork S22-j1 for Western: some city
acked. held al 81 per biol. but inferior.
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IN WHAT SHALL THE BONDS BE
PAID

We observe that large number OF our ex =
changes are urging TIE necessity Of an early
Congressional declaration a. to the medium in
which the bonds issued By tie United States
Government shall be pa!d-hcping thereby to
satisfy the public m nd on the subject and en-
Lsnce az home as well as abroad, the value of
our se, uIiIes.
There is OF course no objection to this pro
Ceeding, if Congress sees proper 10 indulge in
D.. but we do not perceive that any practical
or perunsn snt good is likely TO be accorapl he'd
by A. The public faith is as fully ana sacred =
~ pledged now as any Congressional action
car bind it; and, beside, what one Congress
Goes in the premises another may undo, when
ever the temper moves 1t Nor is the value O,
cur securities dependent to any noticeable ex-
tent on the present ass urances OF any branch
CT the Government. IL is based on the broader
and deeper foundation of an abiding belief
Tat the deb; will BE- paid at maturity, accord -.
ing to the understanding at the time 1t was
crested
Viewing the matter from our stand point,
the agitation OF The subject in its present form
rs not emily unnecessary. but likely to be hurt
ful, as 1t awakens a suspicion Of Ultimate re
IudiatioD, and has q tendency to famiIiarIze
the public mind with that hateful idea The
true way out Of the difficulty is short and
clear, and may be stated IN three simple propo.
sitions;
l. The strict keeping Of faith with its cred
Itors by the Government, evidenced by the
prompt payment Of the interest, as It falls due.
IL coin.
, Letting the bonds run to full maturity be.
fore redemption.
3 Resuming specie payments as early as the
conciti N Of the country will safely sllcw-in
any contingency long before the maturity Of
any OF the present outstanding loans
Follow this straight and safe line, aud the
question now yexing the public mind will
settle itself Gold and greenb4eks will be
precisely the same Standard Of value. and the
ocnd-holders Will as readily accept the one as
1he sther.
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FINANCIAL.

The demand for money has besn active in
New York during the week, but there was no
scarcity, and call loans have been freely made
at to per cent while the discount market
has been II trifie more easy than during the
week previous. Currency continues to now
from the West, while very little 10 going
Increased thu demand for call loans, but the
brokers have experienced no dificuity In
making up their accounts. Govern ments have
been active, at slight advance, and gold
remains at about the same rate as last week,
tue daily fluctuations being about \ per cent
The future OF the gold market depends entirely
on the action OF Congress Increased activity
OF business has given greater demand LOT
currency, but there has been no inconyenience
expert need from an indisposition to loan It,
but al the opening OF the week there are symp-
toms OF growing tightness,
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Dry Goods.


There has been marked Improvement in
the demand tor unbleached goods OF all de-
scrIptons. though the sales. except for export,
have not been large. The stock 10 first hands
is moderate, and any increased demand would
cause an increase of prices at once. Prints are
now Il I'm and, as the raw material is not like
" 10 1ail much, any further reduction can
hardly be anticipated. For the batter qualities
OF brown goods, for bleaching. prices are not
lutte so stuff
There is moderate degree of activity In the
demand for bleacbed goods, but little iation
IN prices. In some sty les there has been a
slight advance; but lobpers only buy from
hand TO mouth, and anticipate decline which
they W III scarcely realize. Great caution is
the characteristic of all dealings in domestics,
and IL is by no means to be deprecated. In the
existing state OF things prudence is to be COM
mended.
Drills, canton fiannels, and corset Jeans are
n better demand, and; prices are firmer bu,
thl- onlv applies 10 the superior qualities.
In prints there has been considerable live
Illness, but the sales have not been large; and,
as the stock is in first hands of seasonable
styles is small, and the mills are mostly work
ing on half time, 1t Is not probable that any
further concessions Of time will be su omitted
t. II is also time for the manufacturers TO
commence printing lighter grades for the
spring sales GinRhams are not in demand,
ard the prices are barely steady.
Rolled Jacopets and cambrics are in mo derae
request. Silesias are disposed of only In small
lots, the demand for the clothing trade, being
just now, very nearly suspended.
Lin seys are dull al nominal prices. Italians
are in very limited demands; the importations
OF English Italian cloths has been very heavy
this season.
Muslin de LANES have been In good request:
the old styles having been pretty well ex.
hausted, the new style now being received
by agents obtain al advance Of full two cents
yard
Fer the better styles OF wooden shawls there
has been an improved demand, and prices are
finn, but the inferior kinds are OF In demand,
and the stock in first hands 10 excessive. Ken.
in pnda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-21

TIE DEATH OF FITz GREEN HALLRcK. an.
EoUnCsd in our special dispatches OF yest4r-
day VIII cause pang OF regret 10 every 10 ger
CT American literature. Born IN August, 1875,
ne attracted notice at a. early age as a bril-
liant es1aylst and promising poet, and som. of
MS later productions have become familiar
IL our msUtbs as household Words notably.
"Larco BCZzaris, - which has at some time or
other been detained by almost every school
boy IL he land.
The last EDITION Ct his poems was published.
We believe, by Redfeld. in ISL. and since
mat time he wrote little or nothing, prsferrIn ?
20 live life Of ease and serene quiet al Chill
lord. Conn. his birth pIsce, where he brs,tbed
bis last on Tuesday night Nct widelykpowp
personally, and leading life OF retiracy DUR
ing ms later years. he was YET greatly liked by
those who knew him well. and his sweet and
tender Ines on ;Ae death Of his friend. joseph
hodman Drake, seem peculiar fit in his En
case
"Green be the turf above thee
EIlend OF my better DAYS.
Meme knew thee but to love thee
Nor named thee bur TO praise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-21

ITALIAN AFFAIRS Gable dispatc hes of yes
terdsy say that experienced engineers have
laid out and the Pontifcil troops are build
ing SUBSTANTIAL works OF defence at all the ap.
proacbes to Rome, and these fortifcations are
rapidly approaching completion. The Bank
OF Italy Is about TO issue notes OF the denom-
lnation of one franc, to supply the deficiency
Of Napoleon at the opening of the French
Cham bers has had good effect In Italy. 1t
pleases the Italians, who believe that the nj
innate qualification Of the wishes of Italy Is
implied in the words Of the Emperor, If not
actually promised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-21

A HEAVY LAwsUIT-ln the i'm portaut suit
at Omaha, Neb., of N. Holman & Co, against
the Overland Stage Company for the loss of
$500 in gold dust, from the coach near Salt
Lake, the party having paid for 1t as extra
baggage, the jury returned q verdict for plain
TN for $4,000 in currency. Justice Miller, In
his charge 70 the jury, held the Stage Com
pany responsible As common carr iers, although
collection was not N ade at gold rates. An APP
peal will probably 60 to the Supreme Court,
claiming the full amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-21

NATIONAL THEATER.-Miss Maggie Mitchell
appears at the National Tnea,er this evening
IN the pearl Of savoy" Thi, beautiful play
has never been so powerfully cast before as II
VIII be al the National Theater to-nigh- Be.
sides Mss Mitchell and Mr.. Collyer, Mr.. Sher-
ldan, Mr. Humphrey Bland. Eiola Barrett,
MI. and Mrs. Allen, MIR. Lamb, almost the
whole strength OF the new company indeed,
VIII sppear in the piece Of which the whole OF
the original music W Ill be given
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Firht Near Petersburg.
Weston. the Pedestrian, Behind Time

CLEVELAND, Nov. 2O-The Weston enthu-
slasm increases as he approaches his destina-
ZION People are fiockiDg 10 the surrounding
country points where he is expected TO pass
He Is somewhat behind time and his card,
averaging three and 8 half miles per hour.
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[Bv Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & %. quote stocks and bonds

NEW YORK. Nov. 2I.-First Board-U. S. 6's,
1851, coupon. 113; 5.2Os 1851, ex coupon, lO7 4;
le64,ex-coupon, los " 1885, ex-coupon, lO6 = 1885,
coupon, new, 1O7 y; 1867, coupon, 105 Y; I0.4O's,
coupon, 1Ol 4; 7.30's, second, 1861; 1905, third,
lO5H; Canton, IS; Cumberland, 2'x; Quicksil.
yer, III Mariposa, *; do preferred, 10; New
York Central, 1l3h; Pacific Mail, 1921; At.
lantic Mail. li7a, Erie, 7O7. do. preferred, n;
Hudson, l24A; Reading, 96; Michigan Central,
l29H; Cleveland and Pittsburg, S34; North
western, SIX; do. preferred, "a; Rock Island,
s54; Fort Wayne, OK: Ohio aud Miss. Ger
uficates, 25H; W. U. Telegraph, BIZ; Boston
lU2: Gold 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-21

- John Mitchell has taken the initiatory
proceedings in New York in a suit against
General DIX for false Imprisonment. John, it
Will be remembered, was incarcerated in Fort
Lafayette Just after the war had closed for
certain sentiments be mad chosen to express
concerning the powers that be; as the order to
that effect came through General Dix. II is
thought advisable 10 make him the dsfen dant
though he is now ,GDO miles away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-21

81 A cable dispatch from London says
.. The Queens speech 10 Parliament, and the
pacific address of Napoleon TO the French
Cham bsrs. have had franc utilizing effects upon
Europe, and tend 10 restore confidence at all
POLITICAL and financial centres"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-21

The PRIZE RISG-Ths Champion Of LtoAt
ESfghts, Barney Aaron, Matched 4gdinSf t6s "a.
I+oieH, for 81 500 q Side.-Barney Aaron, the
Champion featner-weighr pugilist, who de.
feated Sam Collyer last spring, was matchsd
lest evening 70 fight for $500 side against
the Unknown A deposit of 500 side was
Iut up. srd the parties are 70 meet on Satur
Cay evening next and deposit 800 additional
each, when tbey Will draw mp articles Of
agreement. They Will Ugh, AZ lbs pounds, the
fgnt 10 come OF In March next Aaron has
held the championship for over eight years
A Y ExITeKE. pun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-21

- The Washington county railroad "a
branch OF the Baltimore and Onio) was COM
Ileted TO HsgerstOwn yesterday. and trains
VIII &C mmene- running between Baltimore and
that point on Monday next
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PRIZE FIGHTING YESTERDAY

CHICAGO, November 20 "A prize fight be.
tween Busy ard Duffy Of this city, for $1,000
a side, came of this morning. Thirteen cars,
bearing about 2,OOO men, went out twenty d We
miles on the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Road,
and then came back to within sixteen miles al
ROber sdale where porney and Fitzgerald
fought recently. The men stood up at about
, o clock and fought l35 rounds ia one hour
and fOIty-twO minutes. The rounds were
short none exceeding two minutes, and sevs-
TAI only one or TWO seconds. The fight was
won by Busy. Duffy was the fayorite amonz
the knowing ones, he having fought before,
while his antagonist was new to the ring.
Fight Near Petersburg.
RICHMoND, VA, November ga prize fzht
took place 10 day a. Petersburg, near the era
ter, between BiEley and Medium. The latter
whipped IN the firth round. A company of
troops reached the spot while the crowd was
ol.psTsirg and arrested the principals and
four citizens.