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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05

sTATBs PATENT OFFICE,

" wAsHISITOS, d. g. August ~, 1905.
On the petition Of JC reiniah Steyer, OF Bristol,
Connecticut. praying for tho extension Of patent
granted him the 18th day Of Doeember 1854, FOR an
Improvement In mach mes for scraping metals:
1t Ia ordered that said petition be heard at Til.
Office on the sd day OF November next. Any per.
may oppose this extension. Objection. de.
Positions and other papers, should be fled In this
office twenty DAYS before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA POOTE,
send. F1w Commissiouor Of Patents
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ON the petition Of JouS PRFFER. ofGilforj, New
llampsh,rc, praying for the extension of patent
Trissued on tho g7th day Of OctOrber, 1853, Tor
Improvement in Circular Knitting Machines:
II i ordered that the said petition DO heard at this
Office ON the I'D day Of November next ANY per
sDn may oppose this extension. Objections, depOsi
tipu, and other papeTs. should be fled in this ace
tw enty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
geIl.wAw Commissioner of Patents
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TEMrgRANCE.-The usual Sunday afternoon
meeting at the Northern Liberties Market
WAS held yesterday under the auspices of the
Washington CITY TEMPERANCE Society, which
was presided over by +. Drew, esq. Addresses
were made by MeBsrs. George Savage, J. L..
Kidwell, Oscar Alexander, and II. W. Roth
cry, and several persons signed the pledge. At
perAnce Hall, L street, with the president e..
II. Thompson) in tho chair. Judge Middle
brook, q. Alexander, George Mari, and o. X.
Harris delivered addresses.
There was q very interesting meeting In the
market-house in Georgetown yesterday after
noon At o'clock, and addressed by William
q. Finney, Rev. Mr.. Gonzalves, and others
II la hoped that the good cause will be adj
yanced this winter, both in irorgctown and
Washington.
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/ NlrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE

l WASHlSurON, d, q, 80
On the petition Of MARTIN 7,
Granada, Kansas, praying for the
pAtout granted TO him On the 10th day t" u'
lNtl, for an Improvement In making
Il Is ordered that said petition be .I'
ntNce un the eth day Vt December rrN way !"
HOu may oppose this CXlcnhi9nr r,Jrt N"Ia' ~
sitiuns, aud other papers should DO flrd ia 4,
' T. II. HODGES,
,rp p9,r Aching Commissioner ot Patent
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05

GEAND NlsITATIoN.-The Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows commenced tho scmI.Aunual
visitatiOns last Friday evening At Central
Lodge, No. !, and will continue them ne fol-
lows Washington, No. d, Tucsday, Nuvcm-
Der .; Eastern, No. T. Friday, October IL; Har-
mony, No. Q, Monday, l2th inst; Columbia,
No, IL, Thursday, 18Th; Union, No. II, Wcdncs.
day, 2lst; Friendship, No. y, Thursday, 22d;
Covenant, No. 10, Monday 2jthi Beacon, No.
Is, Monday, November, u Metropolis, No: TO-
Friday, October 80; Excelsior, No. u, Monday,
yember o. Oriental, No. 10, Thursday, Noycm-
her 8,
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TRIAL or A STEAM EsOISE.-On Saturday
afternoon an attempt was made to test the
powers OF the Friendship steam fire engine
at Alexandra. The engine was taken TO a
plug near the engine house, and after the ma.
chine was filled with water and steam gotten
up, II was found that II would not work in
consequence of the rust In her works, caused
by the great length of time that has elapsed
since last used. Mr.. Isaac Hurdle, Of wash
ington, regarded as an excellent engineer, had
at the time, but expressed his opinion that
after overhauling and repairing the engine,
she could be made to do good work. Those
present at the trial were Mr.. George I. Whit
tingtou; president OF the company, and Mr.
Elwood, Chief Engineer OF the Washington
Department, Mr.. VIM. II. Gorbutt, Of the fire
commissioners, and other Washingtonians
The engine Is of the make Of Poole n Hunt
of Baltimore, and has been standing idle IN
the house for some six months.
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,esTuSw


= wASWISJroS, b. c, September !, 1855
OS the petition OF CIRESrs whHgLBE, IT,, OF
Auburn. y, Y, praying FOR the extension of Pat
"ut granted him on tn. 9Th day Of December, 1854,
Tel-sued January =, lsil. in seven divisions. nun.
bered SIS, so, ST. s7s, s79, So, Ssl, aud reissue
numbered $50, FOR an Improvement In Grain and
Grass HArypsters:
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard st this OF
hre on the I'D day Of November next. Any person
may oppose this extension. objections, depu,i.
twenty days ici1rc the day Of hearing,
ELISHA FOOTE,
re7-M}w Commissioner Of Patents.
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AnI,ivALs AT THE uoTEL..

SEATON HOUSE,. IT. SsNNEs.
II W Edwards, Philadelphiai + II Agner, L
) Coast Surveys J W Anderson, Baltimore;
James Y Brooke, Warrenton, Va; W Il Wood
run, Philadelphia; John W Middleton, Cuth-
bert Owens, Nai Il l. Kerry, Geo I Sawyer, 7
W Everett. Md; X VI Narrower, Nai I Q ordon
= Belt, Baltimore; " + White, PHILADELPHIA;
James NJ Carpenter, Georgetown, u q; + Rib
bctt, VIM Dayton, Philadelphiaj Jas Belger,
Railroadi Mrs N Kirk and three children, Mrs
VI Kirk, Mrs + Kirk, u = Kirk, Montgomery
county. MIDI Judge samuel A Riggs, Law
renee, kansas, Mr. and Mrs A Howell, n Y;
Samuel Fisher, Cincinnati; John II Muy-
ford, n VI Hon q w Pierce, Hon Chas Hays,
Hon John b Calls, ala; Geo q Sawyer, y;
h X Cunningham, Washington; WIN q MILF,
VIM Ferguson, n " II = Bonsall, VIM J Ma.
guire, q W Fcnner, Camden, n j. John II
Stone, Richmond, Va; + q Fontaine, wife,
two children and nurse, Charleston, = u Col
4 " Alexander. baltimore,
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CONSOLIDATION OF THE ECoSOMIUAL AND
ESTERPRIsE BUILDING AssoCiATIONS.-ThCsc
name Of the Economical Building Association.
the Economical receiving the stockholders Of
the Enterprise Building Association on the
10 and reisininr Tia old oricera' who arc a.
follows President, Geo. II. Plant; vice prCsi-
dent, W. W. Burchelli secretary, Fred. KOOncs;
Lewis Ulephane, A. j. Joyce, l.. =. Allen, W
5. Thompson, J. A. Ross, ID. W. Middleton,
Jr., II. q. ON and J. p. Hilton; trustees, J. H.
Blake and Mose5 Kelly; attorney, G. Sturris
of the Economical will be Increased to nearly
1000,
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INTERESTING TO THE TRAVELLING CONMU-
SITY.-Doubtless, many of our readers remem.
her Captain Darlns Y. Hill, who for several
months last fall commanded the steamer
GcoIgcanns, plying between this city and
Aqua Creek, but more recently the atcamer
Gcorgc Leary, of the bay lire, between Rtlti.
more and Norfolk lie now has command Of
one of the finest boats on the bay line, the
steamer Louisiana. The captain is wC!l.knUwn
In the waters of the Potomac, Chesapeake, and
the James, and great iayorite with those who
have occasion to travel in our waters. Long
may he float.
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A CoMNESDABLE USDERT AKISG.-Uuwill-
ing to discontinue their patri Itic lRbors In the
cause Of their unhappy country, we learn
that number OF our Irish fellow. itiZens
who have for years been connected with the
Fcnian Brotherhood in this District. but who
have lately separated from both the Savage
and O'Neill "wings" In consequence OF want
OF unity aud other organic defects, are about
to initiate q movement having for its object
the relief OF the families Of the Irish patriot
all Irish patriots. 1t is the intention Of these
gentlemen to call meeting for the object at
An early day.
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y wAsmSUToN, d. &, september >, lsS
On the petition Of BIRDEILL HOLLY, Of L1Ckport,
n Y praying for the extension Of patentrr.n /
him on the 9th day OF February, lSll' 10.
pruyenent III Elliptical Rotary PnW
Il is ordered that said petition u"Nrd AZ tide
tfcr On tho llth day vi January gsNt ANY Per
,,Tu may uppusn this extension. objections, dep,
,itfnus, aud other papers should be filed IN IA.
onlrc Iw,utydays before the day Of hoAriug
ELISHA fOOFt,
s,ptF- II Com missioner Of l't.-...
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PROSPRCTS POR \ New CHrmW.-At the
last session OF the United States Convention
OF UniveTsalists II was agreed to erect In this
city permanent church OF that order, AMI to
furnish preachers for that purpose the coming
year. For the meetings commencing ycStcr-
day the congregation In this city have per
manently engaged MetEeTott Hall.
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~ uSITRD STATES PArBNT OFFICt,
wAsHIsgrOS, Aug. Is, 1883.
On the petition Of AARos \. ALLRs, OF Boston.
Massachusetts, praying for the extension OF pat
ent granted him on the 9Th day OF December, IS,
for an Improvement IN Seats for Public Buildings
II Ia ordered that said petition DO heard at this
Office on the sd day Of November next Any per-
may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
stiOns, aud other papers should be filed In this Of
Ace twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA fOOTB,
ses-Tu3w Commissioner OF Patents.
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THg BRoTHERHooD OF THE UNIOH.-The
Supreme Circle OF the d. U. III. F. y. A. will
commence It's annual meeting this morning,
at knights OF Pythias Hall, Seventh and ID
streets,) and continue In session until Friday
or Saturday. About one hundred delegates
are expected. The SeatOn House has been Sc
will do their best to entertain the visitors
and will conduct them to the various points
of interest In carriages, as al so to Mount Yer
mona place OF all others TO be visited, for the
workings of this Order bring prominently to
the mind many OF the scenes In which the
great Washington was the master spirits and
on Thursdsy night a grand banquet will take
place at Trades Union Hall, ut which tho
members OF the supreme Circle, the Grand
Circle and subordinate Circles OF the District
will sit down, and II Ia also expected that
President johnson will be present. He Ia a
member Of the Order Of several years stand
ing, having been Initiated IN franklin Circle,
MOI, In this city, about ten years since, and
Afterwards continuing his membership in
Greenyillc Circle, OF Tennessee.
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I MIND
[ wAsHIEdTON, D. c., Sept, Is, ~.
ON the petition Of THOMAS sLAIuHf, OF NswA.
New Jersey, praying for the extension Of
.raulrd 10 hun on the 8th day Of JanuAH. .SLl,
Tor a u Improvement in PadlOeks;
II Is ordered that said petition be- heard At This
Olicu on tho lith day Of December next ANY par
SOU may oppose this extension, Objections, drll".
siIuus, aud other papers, should be nlcd III tn,
d ace twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fOOTh,
-rp.b Faw Commissioner " Patculr,
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7 VI z = AT u II NJ IA 7 VI ". u
[ wAEHINuTON, d. C. September 9, ISIS
IA the petition OF JAMES T. Simpson, OF Brook
Ign, New York, praying for the extension Of a pa
tent granted him on the 9Th day of December, 1854,
Tor an improvement In Dry Docks:
It l. ordered that said petition be heard at this
nIhcr on the M day OF November next, Any person
may oppose this cxtcus on. Objections, dcpuSi-
lions and other papers should he hled IN this utic,
twenty day, before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FUOTE,
srpll YIN C0mluibsiunVF Of Patents
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LOSr CHILD.-Olliccr SCbaBt.rn found \
hid on the streets, which could not tell Its
Enmc, and restored ito rs parents.
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ELRCTION oP OPVICERs--At regular meet
lug of Excelsior Division, No. 4, 5. of T., held
l SaSd oue SG sTs ece8B And i st
for the present quarter T. ROughtOn, W. p.
James Boyce, w. A; +. +. HALEY, Il. 81 WIN.
X. Hunt, A, X. So James Cairo, r., So \. II.
II. Lacy, Treasurer; - Hunt, Chaplaini WIN,
MesseF, Con; j.. Il. Boyd, A, Con; WIN, Ben
nett, !, S. A. d, Lacy, O. $.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

I wAsHINaroS. b, c.. sept. 0. ls6S.
On the petition Of sILy4Srs sAwrRi, Of Fitch
burg, Mass. praying for the extension Of patent
granted him the 2ith day Of June, ISL for Au
Improvement IA Machinery for Cutting Rattan,
Ne, this application having been authorized by
Cuugrrs- March =, ls17.
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at tbs
ulicc IN the 2ilh day Of December next ANY per.
son may oppose this extension, Objections, dtpo-
slIYlS, and other papers, should be fled III tx,
ELISHA FOOTE,
he22 -TSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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SHIPPED TO PnILApHLruIA.-Ihe suction
formerly used by the Columbia Fire Company
previous to the new system was sent to
Georgetown, on Saturday morning, prepare
tory to having It shipped to Mr.. John Van
old fire department, having in former days
been considered the handsomest piece OF ma
chinery of the kind In the District NOtwith-
standing it's antiquated appearance now it is
apparently in excellent condition.
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= " AHHINWTON, d. Y. sept. IT, I~S-
On tho petition OF JOSEPH S. WIysOR. Of Proyi-
doncc, Rhode Island. praying for the extension ut
u patent granted to him on the ID day OF January,
lsL', for 80 IMPROVEMENT in Machines for Making
weaver-' Harness:
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
nice on the lith day Of December next. Any per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dcpn.i-
tiOHs and other papers should he fled In this leo
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTR,
HpDGA-F1W COmmis siOnar Of Patents
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INSTALLATION or OFFIogRs.-At the regu.
lar weekly meeting of the Everett Lyceum,
held on Friday evening last, they installed the
following named gentlemen rs officers for the
ensuing quarter: Mr., Glcndour Medairy,
presidents Captain McMahon, vice presidents
MIR. J. Il. Imbrie, editor; Mr.. W. b, Freeman,
cabsugh, treasurer Mr. Bryan Tyson, sergeant
alarms,
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lSTEEPERENCE.-lI. pugllss, Tor interfering
with an officer In the discharge of his duties,
was arrested By Officer Berkeley, and aTraignCd
before Justice Walter, who lucd him ~ there.
for.
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SLIGHTLY INJURGp-On Saturday morning,
Martha Washington, q little colorcd girl, was
run over, on Seventh street, by market
wagon. She was picked up by = policeman,
who, after examining her, aud finding that she
one of her friends and made every effort to
catch the careless driver, but did not succeed
In doing 80,
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

I NTTLU n Is IN UNT W NE,
\ WA-uINtIuN, September y, LIS
On the r"llinu ct Jr-'HE ". HAr,I aud .lItNRY
Cmrnrm,A, ct Eo,ll,,'gr. n praying I%I Ihe
of January, 1871, aud rrjssurd vu the 9ilh day Il
July, lSf,, E,r IA lmrr'N 'm"ut Ia MuCAIur TT cat
stug Buut ana rnr, Sob
II i. Ordered thIl Ilr add PETITION br N,,r ut
JhN- ull - On the iilh day II December mkt Any
person may uppu-r this extension. OblrrIfu.,-,
irpO,ljun., NII mhrrTtpyr, thonld be hl'i Ia G.,.s
Uilco twenty day 'luIr the day 81 hearing.
s. H. HODGES,
srrgl.WRw Acting G. pMlls ,iuuur Of pRlruts
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iITgD STATES PATEET OFFICE.

z WAsHINUTON, D, Q. ,senl ., rs,
On Ihcpgtiliuu ufSILyASUsSAwrkR Uf FilChburg,
Mas. praying for theeXteusiOn Of Apatent granted
him gu the ~ day u January, lSS, for an improve
II il ordered that said petition be heard at this
nttCe gu the lIth day Of December next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depusi-
TONS and other papers should be hled In this Office
twenty days before the day Of hearing
s H. HODGES.
se2S-w}w Acting Cummlssi VI Patents
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We wEEE PASSING John q. Wilson's extern
alive furniture establishment, corner of Ninth
and ID street, on Thursday last, and saw q
magnificent gIlt pier glass and mArblc.top gilt
citizen, W. u. Entwislc, esq. II was really q
magnificent glass and table. We advise all
who arc In want OF handsome furniture 10
give Mr.. Wilson a call
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05

SEVERELY INIUHrD.-Mr. Thos. BGadburn,
engineer Mt the Treasury Department, had his
right hand caught between the crank shaft OF
such an extent rs to probably render hmputN.
tion necessary.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05

QUICK RAILROAD TIME.-Thc New York
through train, which arrived here on Satur-
day afternoon at five o'clock, made the extra.
orlnarU time of ffty-twO minutes from Baiti.
more. This running was at the rate Of a mile
n minute, when It Is known that the train is
compelled to run at q very slow rate from
Camden station to the city limits, n distance
OF two or three miles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05

ARRIVAL or ARTILLERY.-The 9Th regiment
OF the United states artillery, which has been
stationed at Richmond, Va, arrived At the
navy yard, on saturday morning last aboard
worth. The steamer had In tow the barge
Hope, laden with the effects OF the regiment.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05

MORE LIGnT nv ALL MEANS 1t Is a source
Of great complaint tn at our streets are so badly
lighted at night, We hear OF frequent acci.
dents by persons falling over cutters at the
crossings OF streets, because they cannot see
where to place their foot Lsst night an el-
derby lady returning from church, fell, on L
street, near Ninth, and received severe inju.
rics. Cannot our corporation afford to con.
tract for more light.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

O,n.r7 t.ftl" NATIosAL EErrBLioASinG George
town No. i', left at the bookstore of hessrS. 7.
NJ. X MILL * Co. l2i Bridge street, or at Mcssrs.
a T. Getty Il Co.'S, lou Bridge street, where copies
Of the REFUDLIcAS may be obtained daily.
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THE AQrEDUCT BRIDGE AT GEORGETOWN
A RRPoRTgR SNUBBgD-One of our reporters,
who started out on Friday evening in search
Of an item and little recreation, came back
considerably chagrined and highly Indignant,
and Is now n strenuous advocate of n new
bridge across the river at Georgetown. But
we will let him tell his own story:
Feeling the necessity of little relaxation
from mental labor we started out on Friday
evening for q stroll around Georgetown. Ar
irving near the aqucduct bridge, wSSaw work
men busily engaged on 1t making repairs
Good. An idea struck US at once. Here, we
thought, is an opportunity to combine busl-
ness with pleasure, and get hold of an item.
After surmOunting several difficulties, and
going through intricate ways, we found our
self on the bridge, strolling leisurely along,
admiring the beautiful sunset and taking note
of things around us, when We were suddenly
accosted by great big luDberly-looking indi
world, with the words, "Whst are you doing
on this bridget" The manner In which we
were accosted, not 80 much as the question,
staggered us for a moment The Idea OF free
American citizen. and a reporter at that, just
contemplating how he should give the thing a
big puff" being asked what he was doing on
that bridge, In the most impolite manner i'm
aginable. Whew 1t made our blood boil,
and we wished for the strength of a Samson to
pitch the fellow and his bridge into the river.
haps the fellow owned the thing" flashed
across our mind. But one look satisfied us
that he was not the owner of the institution
After being aecosted in the manner we were
we did not feel like telling him our purpose
being fully resolved that that bridge should
get no "puiflnE" through our fundamentally.
1t did not take US long to rcyolve these mat
tiers In our mind; and we politely and loosely
replied to the fellows question and intimation
that he wanted us to turn hack, that we were
at that moment almost across the bridge and
II we turned back we would have greater
distance to traverse than IL we kept walking
ahead. But the follow seemed immoyRble.
aud We told him plainly that he was rather Of
an arbitrary turn of mind At this point we
felt like giving him piece OF our mind. But
after considering the matter we concluded to
bear the ills before US rather than encounter
others we knew.not of, especially as his party
wAs ten to our one, (and we guess that's what
m ade him feel so big,) and In case he should
show fight we would probably come out sec.
ond best, as we had no achievements near at
hand, we Indignantly rctraced our steps, re-
solved never to do that bridge a good turn
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Should he REMgDiRD.-There Is q number
OF vacant lots, fronting on seventh street
north, 10 which the immediate notice Of the
proper authorities Is called. These lots APP
pear to be the receptacle of every kind Of
house offal, and large pools Of gangrenc water
abound all over them. The street cutters on
the east side of Seventh street, near the
boundary, arc also In filthy condition.
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CUTTISO APFAIR.-Un SATURDAY night, hC-
tween ! and o'clock, a cOlorcd youth named
John Wesley johnson was severely cut with
razor in the left arm by another cOlored per-
sou named Andrew TOphsnI. 4 negro, named
James Henry James, 1t appears, held the boy
while Topham cut him with the razor. Dr.
LoveJOy dressed the wound, and gave II "a his
opinion that had the wound been trne
deeper main artery would have been sew
cred, and the boy probably bled 10 death,
Topham made good his cEcarc, but the police
succeeded In arresting James, who was taken
to the precinct station, where, upon searching
his person, n razor was found upon him, Jus
tice Thompson fined him $40 for carrying cOH-
bail for court to answer the charge of partici.
pating in the assault upon Johnson. Tho
wounded boy was conveyed to his home In
tecnth streets, and p and q streets The Nf-
fair occurred at the festival now being given
by the colOred soldiers Mt the corner Of X and
Eleventh streets.
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Geo W LOOMS and wife, Philadelphia;
Frank Brown, u G; A J simmons, Montana
Ter; u X Roberts, Us a; ) Clafllin + La
thick aud John Leighton, N Y; Frank Ken
yon, Nontluai W ] RiXey, Culpcper, q HI
Rubt Coltmnn, PhiladclphiH; J W Whitall
mond, Va; Mrs 4 Barton, Rtchmondi q W
Adams, fredericksburg, Val !. II lGrshheld,
y; q = Brown, Seminary, Va; Mrs Bicam-
gard and child Louisville! VIM krcigshabcr,
Ala; A T. Hewitt, n VI ! b Downing, Mobile,
Ala; II 4 HcakcT [ = A,