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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

MgS's Light and Dark Mixed Business Suits,
ali wool, ten, twelve, fifteen, eighteen, twenty,
twenty-five, and thirty dollars suit. Boys
Suits I'VE, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten dol
lars a suit, all wool, at the celebrated Oak
hall IGI Seventh street, second door below
Smiths Don't mistake the place.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

OYSTER wAR.-yirginia and Maryland
are at loggcr.heads-atl least the oyster men oil
the two States are. A special dispatch to the
states that n fight took place on Thursday In
Tyler Greek, Somerset county, Md, between
the crews OF several oyster vessels owned by
Marylandcrs and armed revenue vessels OF
Virginia. The Marylandcrs werc fishing In
Tangier Sound, near the lower end OF Smith,
Island, Nd, in what IL known as the disputed
territory" both States claiming Jurisdiction
tempted to collect the license charged by that
STATE, when the Marylanders resisted, and
started for Tyler Greek, pursued by the Fir'
During the contest one yirginian Is said to
have been killed, and the MArylandeIs scuttled
their boats aud escaped to the shore.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

TEMPERANCE MEErINo,-An open-air meet
Ing OF the friends OF temperance was held on
opposite the Cottage restaurant. Judge Blood
and Major Watt made addresses. Judge u
answered some OF the objections to 4 prohib-
law 10 close up the grog.shops, and secure a
home for the poor unfortunate victim OF In.
Temperance before we can make any further
headway In the temperance reform. Another
meeting will be held at the same place. next
sabbath,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

CHURCH MATTERs.-At II a. m, yesterday,
services were resumed 10 Assembly's Presby:
terrain church, corner Of l and Fifth street, II
having Just been completely renovated, as
already described infinitely by us: The pas
tor, Rev. VIM. Hart, oiiiciated, disooursing
work. This was made to apply to the work
OF rehtting the odihce.
At the Ninth street NJ. P. church, (Rev. Z.
modelled and refurnished, q reopening took
place at II a. IN, Those who OBLIGATED on that
occasion are Rev. DR.. Webster and Rev; T.
Light Wilson, OF Baltimore, Rev. L. W. Bates,
OF a orgetowD, and others. Tho audiences OF
both churches named above were large and
deeply Interested In the services.
streets, Right Rev. George ID. Cumming,
Assistant bishop OF Kentucky, and formerly
rector OF Trinity church In this city, onieiated
| at the morning aud evening services. Hosts
| of his old nock took advantage OF the fine day
| and the occasion to visit the church and give
| him welcome sh AXE Of the hand.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

Tsk CONSPIRACY OAsE.-On Saturday after
noon the case OF Warden Heustis against Ger.
tain parties, charged with oonspiring In an
attempt to Dust him from HIS position as war
den OF the jail, was resumed before Justice
Walter In the Council Chamber.
conversation with DIR. Duhamel in the jail
about the last Of january Nicholson had
been guard at the jail, but not at the time
when he threatened to injure witness.
Tho defence here raised an objection to the
evidence, which was discussed at length.
Justice Walter decided that they must first
lay the foundation for the conspiracy before
General Terry asked witness II he had had a
conversation with Nicholson q, to which smother
objection was made by the defence. Justice
Walter ruled the question out.
Mr.. johnson stated that he had convcrsa'
tion with johnson, in Georgetown; also with
| Mr.. Noyes, In the Patent Ofeei had a little
| conversation with Mr.. Gsrtner; does not know
MIR. Wales; never had a conversation with
Mary Payne and Mr.. Gross.
| p, l.. Kaiser was next sworn, and examined
| by Mr.. Barrett; Had been employed In the
| Jail; knows Holahans, 4 baker In Georgetown,
and was acquainted with DR.. Duhsmel, who
| was physician to the jsili had been with DR..
Duhsmel to the jAil.baksfs house In George
| town.
Witness WAS then asked to detail . CONVEX.
| sation which took place In reference to MT.
Heustis, but objection was made.
| Mr.. Barrett said he desired to prove by the
| witness that a conspiracy had been formed
Its object being the removal Of Mr.. Heustis
As warden Of the city jail He argued the
After remarks by Mr.. Cook, Justice Walter
sustained the objeetioni when, on motion, =
| further hearing Of the case was postponed
until Wednesday week at l o'clock, p, m.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

MEMS Light and Dark Mixed Business
suits, all wool, ten, twelve, fifteen, eighteen,
twenty, twenty-five, and thirty dollars suit:
BOYS suits, Ave, six, seven, eight, nine, and
ten dollars 4 suit, all wool, at the celebrated
Oak Hall, 40i Seventh street, second door be
INV SmLih's. DOM mlgtAke the place.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

As WINTER IS AT HAND 1t Is essentially ne.
cessary 20 be warmly clad, and taking the
great Importance to go to place where good
goods, suitable to the season, can be procured
at the lowest possible figures. We do not
hesitate In saying that there Is one place In
this city which outranks all similar establish.
ments as to popularity and cheapness, and
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude to, should we omit to state the anne
of this successful establishment. But for the
benefit OF strangers and persons not well In
formed, we would say, II you wish to save
all other gents furnishing goods at "The
Origin Francs, 49i Seventh street, between
ID and L; and SO that you do not miss the
plate glass window; also, that he has no
branch stores. v
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

NI1ur ScHooL.-The attention OF young
ladies and gentlemen, and all others whom II
may concern, Is directed to the notice In our
special notice column of Messrs. SwAnk \
McMurray. Mr., Swank has had an extensive
mems OF which can be seen at Union League
Hall, while Mr.. MeMurray L. better known a.
"The Lightning Calculator a science when
he proposes to impart to all who connect them
selves with the school. Remember that the
session OF the school will commence this Mon
day evening, AT Union League Hail, At six
O'Clock,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

hsAupAclous RoBBER.-on Saturday eve
ming last a coiored man went into the store o.
Mir. John F. King, corner Of Fifth and X
streets, and purchased OF Mrs. King Few
cents worth Of ginger snaps, and laid down a
quarter note, She returned him the change
and she departedj but almost the same instant
another colored man appeared In the store
grabbed the pocket-book OF Mrs king from
IN scat, - II containing between twelve and ht
teen dollars. Mrs. King ran out and called
for the police at the top OF her voice, but none
oh anced to be within hearing DISTANCE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

The NEw CoMNASDxn DEPARTMENT. or
wAsHINaToN.-Brevet BriPadlor Zen. Horace
Rrooks. Colonel Ilh United States artillery,
now In command OF Font Mcilenry, Baltimore,
Nd, 10 the next In rank to Gen. Canby, the
late commander of the department OF wash
inEton, and therefore succeeds ten. Canhy IN
command OF this department.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

RELIGIOUS EXERCISES IN TUG JAIL.-The
Number of prisoners now In the city jail, ac-
oording TO our Information, ia las, who are
very destitute, and we trust that Christian
hearts may be enlisted In the noble WORK LOT
sunday evening from to I o'clock, and were
conducted last Sunday by VIM. q. Flnney and
Rev Mr., Williamson,
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MEMS SUITS, all wool, go, as, and $50, at
the celebrated Oak Hall, 46i Seventh street,
opposite Post once.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

CnIcKET.-The third OF = series Of games OF
cricket between the picked eleven of the Wash
ulsyed on Friday upon the white Lot. The
wickets were pitched ut ll;3o a. m, and the
game was called, the eleven, as before, first
going to the bat. The game was 9 most ek'
and Freeman, OF the Legation, was excellent,
the former scoring In the Arst inning 80, and
the latter IS. The game was won BY the l.e-
CATION, beating their opponents eight wlckets
In the run the Legation seored-hrst inning
81; second inning, IS. The "eleven' scored in
funs-ilrst inning, 49, second Inning, II.
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Rows SUITS, all wool, IS, IS, and $40, at the
famous oak Hall, 4Gi Seventh street, opposite
the Post ONCE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

THs PRRaipINT ELECT AT HoMI.-Very
quietly, and almost without the knowledge OF
any but those who accompanied him, Gen.
Grant, the President elect, arrived at the
depot on Saturday evening, took a hack In
front of the depot and was driven to his resi-
dence on street, where only single guard
noticed him enter his house. Accompanying
him were Mrs. Grant aud son, Gems. Smith !,
Oomstock, and Badeau, OF his staff, and J.
Russell Jones, esq. He came direct from
Galena, Ill, to the city In so unostentatious a
manner that he arrived at every town and city
aware OF hts near approach, and even then he
declined all ovations or displays with that
modesty which so well marks q gentleman.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

THE GREAT SHOE OPENING at CUMMING, 3iT
Seventh street, 10, as usual, creating quite a
stir among those In search OF that indispensa-
BILE article. Over fifteen thousand dollars
worth have been opened 10 the last few days,
in order to furnish the large trade Of this
ladies' fine walking boots, &C., Mr.. u. has, on
his second floor, mems and boys heavy boots
and shoes In large quantities and In great va:
this establishment aud the public In general
10 requested. 30,3i,2,3
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

TiS-cuP ON THE RAMrAa..-By some over
sight, that delectable locality, on the Island
known as lineup alley, was supplied, yester,
day, with more than Its proper quantity OF
benzlne, and Kate Williams and Martha Jor
dcputized to carry back tho surplus quantity
They undertook the job In good earnest, but
In endeavoriug to get away with II, they col
lided, and the whole ships crew became In
volved In \ hand.to.hand contest, which at
tracted the attention OF that energetic "cop,'
OHlcer Boyle, who safely piloted them Into
Port Tucker. They each contributed V fol
their "tug," and went on their way singing:
life In Tln-eup alloy,
We're 'Molls that CAN'T be beat;
We'll make another rally
When we raise the teases' to treat
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BUSINESS SUITS sl2, Double and Twist Suits
els, Dress Uasslmefes at els, go, t25i an extern
siye assortment at A, Saks h Co, oiT Seventh
street.
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HEAnr.REspiso suIoipp--Ar AoEp MAI
nIRD LADY Ours HnR THRokT.-The resi-.
streets, Firss ward, were eonpistsIy hcrrined
on the FOR, noon Of Saturday last on learning
that LADY neatly MY years Of age named
clerk in the Quartermaster aepersrs ofioe,l
at No. 1853 * street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, had committed suicide
c Su was reported 81 Msjoi white a The First
ward station.house, when DR.. Potter, coroner,
was sent for. On his arrival q jury Of inquest
was summoned, with Mr.. Charles Calvert as
Deceased was found between the bed and the
wall, having apparently rolled out Of bedi and
was lying In q pool Of blood. The carotid
artery and Jugular vein Of hor neck appeared
to have been cut, and on her breast was quite
. severe brui.e. 0verthe body the following
Hsnry A. Whits-wituess is about Is yesrs
OF age, and clerk In the Quarterma ster Com
DAY, was il bed ali day, did not 10 out; don't
recoiloot when hi. wife came to bed; must have
been asieept the last timo he saw her living
y9ss w ts1, ,ss wss E%Sins
wiley calling him, Mrs. wiley asked where
was Mrs. W., and he replied that he did not
know where the devil she was. Mrs. Wiley
the opposite side and found her lying on her
face; saw the knife frsti ran for DR.. Draper,
who came i% m ,s.. don't know DOW What
| nu. wv 's' esst e'ues ~, ~. - ~
ehi,d IN lsoo, sne hm Deen mentany oepresseul
snu het uiee,a.sa .egs anhoyeu ner grea'
zeal mas mao mem ever SINCE ahe VA mar h
every moonlight night, would 60 to the grave
yard, IL miles from the encAmpmcnt, and sit
on the grave until he took her away he was
then 10 the 2d dragoonsi she would then walk
UP And down I've river Leoni, sppstentiy med,
itatlng ABOUT Jumping IN, ahu sue hppehfeu
angry with GOD about taxing away her chiidj
| she drank sometimes. -,
| BY Jurors; Deceased did not Wait on MIN
lyestcfdayi uon't KNOW, now the bruises cam
on her body; witness sleeps very sound; Inc
BED was not maze up yesterdayi ns WIG gen;
orally gets up before him. witness laid 10 bed
All day yestefday readingi mas not drank any
liquor since August wv never hau any quarresi
| she seldom gave dlteet answer 70 question,
and sometimes he would speak sharp; never
told any one this morning that he and his vile
| went TO bed together last night.
| Mrs. Cathsrine Wiley sworn: witness does
not know whether her husband 70 dead or not,
| not having heard from him Tor Two years. mas
lived at Mrs. whites foI Two Year., attending we
tsrday; have heard Major White talk hastily
to deceased he had q hahty temper, and had
spoken to witness In the same manner. Inc
Major washome ye,terdayj had no doctor; hsa
no quarrel, nor noise DID not get up this
morning until o'clock something disturbed
her In the night; did not see mrs, White when
she came down, and thought shs WAS sick.
knowing that she had hts; went up ana aia
not see her wnkeu the maJot anu iookeu
around the bed where she saw her lying on The
noorj did not see the bloou, the room oeing
dAkened. rold the MyoI 70 get Up anu ne
10Y up AND looked Mouhu tne peg, saying,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

FISHERY DESTROYED ny FiRE.-The fishery
OF Messrs. Hollingshesd Il Guy, aome distance
this side OF Aqua Greek, and known as Gum
II and IL o'clock on Thursday night last. The
loss to the proprietors was quite severe, In
GLIDING buildings, seine nets, and other par
None of the attaches Of the concern knew
OF the FIRE until the morning after Its occur.
renee. The houses and a portion OF the outft
of Messrs. Deasley l. Thomas, at Arkendale,
the next shore below the Gums, were burned
one night during last weak. Both these fres
were undoubtedly the work OF In ,endiaries.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

FIIE.-On Saturday afternoon, at 500
O'Clock, Are broke out In small frame shanty,
situated on 5 street, between New Jersey
avenue and North Capitol streets, caused BY
]. III. Joh nson, eolored' The assistance of the
Are department was not needed, as = few
buckets OF water had the effect OF extinguish'
Ing the hre.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

HELD ron posrAGG.-A letter for s. Block
man, OF this city, is held In the Alexandria
post Office for postage
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THE ALLEGED CASE OF Bio AMy.-Ths charge
of bigamy against VIM. II. Sommers, is set for
a hearing before Justice Walter this morning
at II O'Clock, when Mr.. Sommers says he will
be fully enabled to prove the charge an entire
fabrication. Mr.. Sommers Inns retained l.. q
Hine, esq, as his counsel, who expresses his
opinion most decidedly that his client is not
guilty of the offence charged against him. II
such Is the fact Mr., 'ommers has been most
| grievously sinned against.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

ILL-we are panied to announce the severe
illness OF John y. Ellis, esq, the enterprislng
music dealer on the Avenue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

SPECIAL BARGAINS at George q. Henning's,
No. bll Seventh streets slO black doeskin
Pants, ti2 black and blue beaver Pants, "
ness Suits, Is boys Suits, 90 and tl2 Over
coats, O. White Shirts, rs cents UndeTshirts
aud Drawers, q Homemade Canton Flannel
Drawers, ego black cloth Frook Goats, and $50
and s2l black beaver Overcoats. One price
only
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

WTaAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
w once,
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INSTALLATION. AT a regular meeting OF
Morning Star Lodge, No. Q, 1. Q. OF q, T., the
ter endins Ian, 81, 1860; Z. II. Lewis, W; q. T.
Nall, ". s., Mary Mcneil, W: A. ST. pr. 7.
W. r.; Mrs. NJ. O. Page, W. e.; Mr.. NJ. b.
Seoaeld, W. NJ; Miss L. A. Clark, W. ID. Nj
Mrs. S. L. Hin, W. l. Oh Mr.: q, A. Boyee, W,
o, q; Miss L. Bates. W. X. s.; Miss susie
Finckle, W, l.. s.; J. W. Babson, Lodge Der.
r. W. q. T.; ]. W. ussha, p. VIC 7.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Therefore we advise
our readers, who are In want Of Gents fur.
nishing goods, to go to Marble Hall No. i5S
Seventh street, opposite the Patent ounce, the
popular proprietors Messrs. Franc 4 GoldmaQ,
having Just purchased large qualities Of fine
merino undcrshirts and drawers from New
York auctions, which they viii sell at ", 90,
d. and rs cents, and u fine article for u. white
shirts, hosiery, gloves, neek-tics, scArfs, &c.,
OF the finest grades, aud at the lowest prices.
We defy competition. u
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~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wAsHtSdToS, D. O, Oct 1865.
On the petition OF FASSY HOLMES, OF Whitehall,
New York, exeeutIiX OF the estate OF John L,
Newcomb. deceased, praying for the extension Of
9th day, o. January. 1855. for an improve In
Grain Harvester:
Ills ordered that said petition DO heard this
once the llth day OF December next. Any erson
may oppose this extension. Objections, posi-
lions, aud other papers should be hed in III. Of
| nee twenty days before the day OF hearing.
| s. II. HODGES,
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octlS.Tusw Acting Commissionsr OF Patent
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE. .

U WGsHiSGroS. D. O.. Sept 81. 1855
On the petition Of HANNAH N, BEOws, OF Woon-
socket, r. l., adm nistratrx OF the estate Of JoHs
4. Bows, deceased, and wn. T. BARNETT, OF
s. BARTLETT, deceased praying for tho extension
OF u patent granted the said JoES u. BR3wN and
1884, reissued January !, 1851. and again reissusd
February %, 1854, in three divisions, numbered
meat In Grain and Grass Harvesters:
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard al
person may oppose this extension. obleeuons,
depositious, aud other papres should be filed
In this onice wenty days before the day OF hear.
lag. D. ii. huDuks,
ocS-s aiF Acting Com u iasioaer OF Patents
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vital interest IN all Of these improvements,
for are we not, after ALL one people, one
community Are not our interests CON.
mon1 Gan any oue show antagohismf Let
US, then, with one spirit, oncf feeling, ambitious
selves to The work and show Tie SI brains p and
nerve we are gifted with and do this great
with feelings Of the highest regard, I am
truly yours, JNo. W. ULENN, Engineer.
NAnnow EscAPE WITH Lipx.-As the Balti-
more train Of cars was coming TO the depot,
about six o'clock last evening, and when be,
to Mr.. Richard Kelly. a man about ffty years
o. age, by which he narrowly escaped Win bis
life. Captain William Breiiins, the eonductor
running the ears at moderate rate OF speed,
when Mr.. william Smith, the fireman, noticed
a man crossing tho track, and Immediately
The ,y man ala NOT ~ set properly per oSs Of
tho way before the engine came up, and, to
save himself, he caught hold Of the nas.pole
manner as to cause the wheels Of the engine
to run over the boot soles OF both feet and
tear the boots completely from his feet. His
slightly hurt in the fail. but Otherwise he was
unhurt. Mr.. Smith, the fireman, got out OF
the window and ran aleng on the sidebosrd Of
fallen before Mr. Smith could catch him. ON.
GERS Gates and Straub procured q conveyance
and took MI. Kelly to his home, on II street
nOrtn, near SECOND street east, wnen pnysl-
elan was called In and the nose OF the unfor-
tunsto man attended to. Mr.. Kelly was some
what under spiritual influence at the time OF
the occurrence. 4.s#. DO. .... ....
THE WASHINGTON SKATING PAnN.-During
the past few weeks, Mr.. Thomas q. waEga-
man, one OF the directors of the above popular
park, has caused many improvements to
be made calculated to add to the facilities
and comfort OF visitors during the APP
| preaching skating season. The walks and
| platform have been thoroughly repaired and
enlarged, and the buildings and fences white
washed, and the ground deepcned and leveIed
| In front of the platforms. The main Golfer dam
has been so altered as to regulate more even
meas of water In the pond, and Mr.. Waggaman
| has had constructed another In front OF TWEEN
tieth street, to prevent the muddy water from
| the hills adjoining, caused by rains, from fow-
| Ing into the Enclosure. Several additional
| light-towers have been provided to illuminate
| the park at night, and Improved machinery
| has been secured to facilitate the removal OF
snow off the i,c. Water 10 now let In tho In
/ closure, and II only remains for good freeze
! to afford the members OF the club and the pub
/ lie generally that enjoyment and sport only to
| be found In skating exercises. In n few days
membership tickets will be ready, which can
| be obtained At the once OF the secretary, Mr.
II. A. Moore.
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A PILFERISG SEEvANT.-Benja amin Richard
son, a colored laborer at the store of Mr.. Thos
Phillips, on the corner Of Sixth and + streets,
was arrested on Saturday by an officer OF the
Fourth Ward, charged with the larceny OF
small quantities Of tea, sugar, segars, &c,
from the store. He was sent to jail by Justice
Whlter.
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~ wAsuISGToS, ID. c., Oct. 2. 1855
| On the petition OF AMBROSE FosrER, Of Laura.
vile. Nd. for himself and the representatives OF
sion Of patent granted 10 the said Ambrose Fos-
ter. on the 18th day OF January, 1885, for an i'm
proved Building Block;
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office the 2lst day OF December next. Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
deposition aud other pa pers, should be hled In
this ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
9. II. Hopes,
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y wAsHISGros, D. q, October q, 1865
On the petition Of WILLIAM .. SHAW, OF Boston,
Massachusetts,, praying for the extension OF a
patent granted him on the I'D day Of January ,ls5)
for Improvement in Gas Heater;
Il Is ordered that said petition be hoa rd at this
Office on tho 18th day Of January next, Any, per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depO-
sitions, and other papers should be hled in this
office twe Mt ydays before tho day Of hearing.
ELISHA fO0TE,
ocas-wN Com mi ssIorer Of Patents