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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

0RDsps for the NATIONAL REPuBLIoAs In George
town maybe left AZ the bookstore Of Mcssrs. T.
NJ X. Mills Co.. l25 Bridge street, or at Messr'.
O. T. Getty Co.'S, LOG Bridge street. whore copics
Of the REPuBLIeAS may be obtained daily.
AssAULTIsG HIS WIFE.-Peter Mcintyre
psrtook Of too much bad whisky, as the result
meneed upsetting things generally ia the
house and, thinking variety the spice Of life,
he soush to diyersily his amusement by pitch
badly. But Oficer Cunningham was too
much OF gallant to be an Idle spectator of
such scene, and hurried McIntyte into the
s2.SO. "'' VI '''' ~ "''
STEALING FLouR.-A colored man named
James Bell, took 1t upon himself to get q
barrel OF -four without paying therefor, and
seeing quite 4 number on the pavcment In
| front OF Mr.. Hartley's warehouse, on water
street he thought that good chance. Ac-
cordingly he rolled one quickly away and, MAS
az q int Ssen r9g hS barrel 9Ss
delay ocossioned by the accident, he was spied
BY Mr.. Meem, MT. Hartley's clerk, who had
Justice Buckley who sent him to jail for court.
A Hot DRIsK.-Night before last a coiored
man named Isaac Robinson, employed on tho
| aqueduct ferry, made mistake which came
sesog SoISfS 70 9e W nto
Major Hills paper mill, on Water street, and
while there, In search Of whisky, Robinson
picked up bottle which Zen h9nHgh S eo taHsp
little In his mouth before he discovered II TO
| be vitrol. Fortunately he took but little In
his mouth, and Immediately elected 1t.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entcred: schooner Problem,
| Cornwall, Baltimore. Entered and cleared:
Steamer Express, Eickle, from. and TO Baltl.
more Cleared! Steamers Empire and l.. q.
Knight, Denty. New York; British schooner
| wick.
MRpcuANrs' EXCHANGE Offerings: 200
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

DIsTURBANoB-At the colored picnic on
Seventh street on Thursday night, disturb.
hnce occurred by q negro striking colored
girl with q "billy,n because she hung on ~
anoder man" The police and Others gave
chase to the rascal committing the assault,
but he made good his escape.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

PRiCE LIST OF gents furnishing goods II The
original Francs, IlI Seventh street, between
ID and T. streets; Good white shirts, Fla 30;
fine white shirts, teT? so; good undershitts
merino shirts and drawers, II 10, tl.75' good
cotton socks, 10, 10, 20. and % cents; beat
English half hose, ~ and 81, so per dozen' good
paper collars, three boxes for % centsi ~hllc
handkctchiefs, 10, 20, and % cents; linen col
lars, cuffs, ties, bows, toilet articles, &c,' NJ
popular prices. Remember the ,plaee-iH'
Seventh street, large platc-glass front, AIN
doors below Z street. No branch stOTcs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

DEATH OF MR.. FEsDALL OF THU COAST
SURvRY.-From Information received here
yesterday we regret to learn that Mr.. Clar'
once Fendall, formerly OF this city and the
second son OF tho late Philip II. Fendall, esq.,
died at Norfolk at 1880 yesterday morning:
Mr.. Fendall has been attached to the United
States Coast Survey about fifteen years, and
was at the time OF his death, an assistant In
command OF the surveying schooner Hassler,
and recently had been employed In surveying
the Potomac. During the war he was detailed
for service under General Grant and Admiral
Porter for duty as an engineer on the Missis.
sippi, in the neighborhood OF Vicksburg, and
his services there were officially recognized
by Admiral Porter on more than one occasion.
1t was when on thib duty he contracted the
disease, chronic disrrhns, of which he died.
Mr.. Fendsll was graduate OF Georgetown
College. He WAS 33 years OF age, and pos
sessed such traits of character as to draw
around him many friends, large number OF
whom are In this city. His remains will ar
rive here this morning and be taken to the
family residence, from whence the funeral will
take place.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

The IRON GLAD will steam ap to.dE y, the
18th instant. All lovers of steamed oyst efswill
call at the old original steamer, where they
know 1t Is done up brown.
7. NJ HARVEY,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

THH FOLLOWING CHASoEs have been made
IN the paymaster's department OF the Navy:
Paymasters George W. Beaman, W. l.. bar.
ling, and W. II. Anderson have been detached
from duty at the United States Naval Acade-
my and ordered to settle their accounts. Pay
masters W. 9oldsborough and James Hoy, jr,,
have been ordered to the academy Paymas-
ter +. J. Painter has been detached from tho
United States steamer jamestown.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

THERT.-YoHterday a oolored woman named
Margaret Harrison, charged with stating slo
and dress from Mira. SGhrawn, WAS arrested
by Oncer Hughes, as also Sukey Bell, white,
charged with the larceny OF a shawl from Mr..
Peake. The accused had q hearing before
Justice Harper who committed them to jail
for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

STINT TO JAIL. "A eolored man named
hoer Turnburke, for burglafiously entering
the sohool-house on ID street, Island, and
steslins therefrom a quantity Of articles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

MILITARY VIsIT.-The Washington Grays,
Dol. VIM. U. Ward, 4 crack military company
Of PhilAdelphia, have resolved to visit our
tho Inauguration.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

To Hous gKHHrEns.-w. :. Mitchell \ Co,
"Perry Buillng," corner Ninth street aud
Pennsylvania avenue, hsyc Just received =
new and well selected stock oil carpcling, oil
cloth, mating, rugs, mats, curtain HuI iurnl-
ture materials, which they are selling at the
lowest rates, as they buy and SC cNciuSltcly
managed by competent woTkmeu, and all work
intrustcd 10 their care will be executed with
prOmptness. ltousehcepers will hnd II To
their advantage to give these gcntlcmc' "
call y. l. n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

DEATH OF REV. NJ. $. OLDs, RGCron or
CHRIST CHURCH, NAVY EARD.-The Rev. Dr.
Olds, rector Of Christ church, died AZ l
O'Clock yesterday, after \ lingering illness.
Dr. Odds was In perfect health, apparently,
until six months ago, when 4 cancer appeared
on his right cheek, which developed itself so
quickly as to cause the most serious apprchen-
sions to his family and friends. He consulted
eminent physicians Of this city and Baltimore
also, whose skill was OF no avail, and as last
resort he went to the springs at st. Adams,
special curative OF cancer He remained there
some time without any perceptiblc improve.
ment, and came home to die The members Of
his congregation have been unccasing to rem
der him every comfort.
For twelve days prior to HIS death he has
been unable to take nourishment Of any kind
on account Of cancer which appeared on his
tongue two months since, and developed itself
as rapidly as the one on his face.
DR.. Odds was forty YEAR, OF age, and waGs
moved from Ohio to Wisconsin, where he
studied and praoticed law. He served calamity
as a lieutenant during the Mexican war, and
at Its close returned to Wisconsin. A few
years after he studied for the ministry, and in
1855 was ordained by Bishop WhipPlc, with
whom he WAS always q great fayOrite. lie
WAS pastor of = church in Wisconsin for some
years, and afterwards In Trenton, New Jer-
sey, from whence he received a call in 1854 to
Christ church In this city, which he accepted,
by sickness. He leaves wife, who is daugh.
ter Of Nathan Sargent, esd, OF this city, and
hve children.
The funeral services of DR.. Odds will take
place to-day at II O'Clock, at Christ church,
Navy Yard.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

Raw. MIR. BUrLRR, after some weeks absence
from the city has returned and will occupy his
pulpit again regularly SsbbAths at II n, M, In
st. Pauls Lutheran church. At 1880 he is an
nounced for the Memorial chapel, corner Of
Fourteenth and N streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

COMPLIMENTARY TO MIR. BOWLING, Of tho
American Tea Store, corner OF Seventh and
streets. We state for the benefit OF our read
ers that his Teas, Coffees and Spices are tho
finest and cheapest we can find. All these
goods are sold at New York prices; by pur-
Oh Aslng once you are sure to return.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

ST. PAUL's LUTHERAN CHURCH which has
been closed for some weeks al night, has been
again opened At lao O'clock regularly.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

A TRIO oy JOHNsoNs.-On Thursday night
about o'clock, Mr.. John +. Riley, was sitting
In his store, at the corner OF Seventh and
streets south, and fell asleep, He was aroused
by the rafting OF papers, and opening his eyes,
saw COlOrcd man have the money drawer
open, and Its contents, between 30 and al in
money, out upon the counter. The thief im-
medi6tcly ran, followed by Mr.. Riley and some
others, among them colOTed man named
Henry Johnson. The thief was captured after
a long chase, and the money recovered from
the paN emcnt where he dropped 1t when
caught lie was taken to the station-house OF
the Frat precinct, where he was recognized
az Bernard johnson, better known as BiFney,
well known patron Of the police, who has
bee often recorded ut headquarters for various
petty offences. Justice Tucker examined the
testimony and committed Bifney TO jail Tor
court in default Of bail.
After the trial Of this case, Henry Johnson,
one of the witnesses was arrested on husplCloh
of the larceny OF certain public school pro-
psrty. The facts elected from the witnesses
only tended to excite suspicion. but As there
was no evidence OF larceny, Henry WAS hc'
quilted.
non, Officers ScatmAn, LuBby, and Iurnbufke,
passing by the public school buildings, on u
street south, discovered some one IN the build
Ing, and the doors locked. They succeeded in
forcing door and captured another Henry
johnson, colOrcd, who has before been ar
| rested under very suspicious circumstances,
but has been fortunate enough TO escape con-
ylctiOn. Officer rurnburke found upon HIM
| four felt hats, new, boys sizes, and lot OF
piCa and cakes, and n key that 1T the locks OF
the school building Johnson gave very IN,
| hats and pies, and urged as evidence OF his
good character, that on former occasion
when he was arrested or Susplcion OF larceny
| of q gold watch, the IustlCc dismissed him be-
cause the evidence not sun lent to justify
his COmmittAl for court. Justice Tucker In
| vestigated the case aud required the prisoner
| to giy0 security for his GOOD behaviour, there
being no claimant Of the Heticles found in hi,
possession.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

A NEW BRIDsR.-The dilapidated old con-
Germ that spanned the canal at l. street east
has been demolished, and Commissioner Sum.
mera has put large force, under charge Of
Capt. Hunt, at work In erecting a new and
substantial bridge, which will be completed In
A foU weeks
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

Bash BALL.-The game OF base ball between
the Jefferson and Potomac clubs, on THURSDAY
evening, resulted largely In favor OF the for.
meF.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

GENTLEMEN WILL FISD all the novelties for
Goats, Vests, and Pants, in George o. Hen
ning,s custom department. All goods are sold
by their proper names at No. oil Seventh
atFeet,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

VI
Professor DANIEL f. GROUX, formerly teach,
Of Modern Languages at the Georgetown and {"
lumbar Colleges, b. c., and who has been very
successful during many years In inpRrting o.,
knowledge u French. Spanish, aud GerlnaU, Will
classes for instruction IN the above Language.
Tr4nslationS made also from Tue l'a.ihn. swil-
Office No il6 seventh stree, Opp,rtr ia" lnleIll-
genccr Building, between j aud street, Wal
Inqton, d. c. sepl-t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT

Mvvrtua M TINE rtpu Cox~aaouua.
Let night q reguI.r meeti,S N the Firs Gam
missiopsrs va Ssia AZ tbeirs rooms in he Gity
Hail. when Mesa j. w. Thompson. VIM. III.
aorbntt' John III Johnson And Ii. w. Goodaii
"g Tssp minntss nj tho prev,ou. meetinp war,
,e.d and anproyed
RenoTts from tbe foremeu of the dep.rtment
for Ike month Of hugust were Submitted.
'or ny ThOmn.on nsifsa .ttnntion 10 Tho fac,
ahM Nn snT h.sIPnpg o rssisnss tSeohief
took Il upon himself 10 hli the vacsnoy ocea.
80 son so w ny "ou' 'o"'unk
Tse renorts were referred to Mr., oorbutt
~. mygostion w,th The exsention ~ Hs,
" HnnI ana I..aae, Somnanv whSnh Mss
y. l tno go ~, aass"a,,o 'p""' "0" ""'
ssmmunieatiop was Rad from Enoeh
Perry. "ss nas we paymein,t Of sn i1f
s.,a 90 .enu''ou !" i'p"i'"s '"s'"o No' l.
Inc ionoWing petiuon was p.esehtsa " nj.
S ai,Ioan. bf NJ. $780, issss.na.,i,a ~
o.ts. " "'b'o"' "'''P' VI
" *, Bonoral,, Boart NJ rYr, co,ayfssfo,,r,,
gwsriynpa. Tbs "naeylsgne IN Drnna,tv XIII
era. mercha nts, And others feelins the great
inrecuritv of tbe nronertv ~ the eitv pnbIic
and private, under the present orsaniistion Of
tho hre comnanies N onr eitv re.nestsuIiv
~ th.t thn Sormcr nmnia,ans ~ az ra AZ
nsrtment be restored 10 tbcip seyers, nositions
fbeir long experienee. tsome Of them from The
otsaniSatlon Of The steam Are depsrtmentS
Hsir energy and nnonsstion.his sbiiity and
thc,r sucoesa which h the Neat eyidenoe N
.hiIitv In tho war. 81 In nvareamlnp ths
sre.t .nemv-S6Te"piesa ioudiy in Their he.
ksm We beIisye tb.t the nIs denartment
sho1,d he entirely independent of All poiities
and faction and AK that the former emp ioyces
may pe res.ote1 hs n s a. may DC CONSISTENT
NJ, nosSvtt s.id thst ~ ~ AZ The dutv nj thu
Board 70 sSn 4, ,,t the
anu 4. .ponIassod H. 80 ,hst X. ia a.
wouiu DC aSduiSseed In anu mat 'ne oid hre'
nv NJ Thnmnson ..iJ ,h., an, motIo, IN 70
VT, nan innu o LIZ hr W ,ho
nn.rd sre nena,ne Ky nte,ancs oi MI Raven
Se asemed IL eo1s,e,v 10 ls1 ne ouestion oye.
until ~ Ie.utn 70 'ne eyii u, .,v,,xv ~
ino,itv III tbonpght hers va. no synoJ
s.a.nD 10 4. ali sor nne msn"Mr Haven sTEs
nses sn% PyEpGay OF our Sen aso We ma,
smnai The .c,ion ~ ,6e Ro.t "''
Tho ane so1 pen II thst tna m,tt.r ~
laid oyer at ~, suggestion ior speSlss action n
MI GoodsIi was In favor OF deferrins action
on the petition, az was also Mr. johnson, un.
The petition was received and laid over for
one week, MT Gorbutt voting against laying
the petition over.
Commissioner ]. W, Thompson submitted
the Following rules for the governm emit Of the
department:
1. Suspensions and expuisions shall be I'm
pIstrict for his spproyaI. ~ 'A'
a No Appointments al ALI be made unless BIZ
the approval Of the Board ,.,
he d1ippen al a Preste9 rate Of speed than ma a
t,Gs and Hh on 81 TetGS.iRs therefrOm shall not DO
the engines excepting the engineers, and not
as0 hs sa' tho sS'
.ss,i eot be- ,iowea To ioiter in or AROUND tho
several buildipss. ''''
Ali oharees for work or purchn.es made
49, Ss vi a.. a., ~ HI' n, ' - ",
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olympic............2 9 2 99-2s
Picked Nine......l 0 0 o l Ito
Fly catchcs-Forcc |, Beach 2, Leech !,
Woods % Olympic boyle / beTthTTGng =
Foul bound catuhes-NlslOue d, beach l,
Robinson -, Doyle ., Berthrong /, Young /,
Run ont-Fox by Force, Dick by Norton and
Fox.
Base play-Put out by Dick 1, Beach l,
Lccch L. Mclean 4; Olympic 49, assisted by
Force timc., Dick 2, Malone 3, Beach |, Put
/; Picked Nine +; assisted by Urell 2, Der-
throng !, Fox 8, Norton l, Crnwiordl.
Double plays by Force and by Berlhrong
Out on iouls-Olymple times, Picked Nine
Left on bases-Olympic 3 times, Picked
Nine 8.
Times first base on called bails-Pickcd
Times first base on crrors-Olymplc II, Pick
cd Ninc3.
Time Of game hours 10 minutes.
Umpire-Mr. LAthrop, Union Base Ball
Club.
Scorcr-J. +, Allen,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19


GRAND H.ruBLioAnP PROCESSION, ELc.-Ibe
undeisigned having pesn APPOINTED MARSHAL.
in-ohief for the grand hepublican demonstra-
ton and mas. meeting IN the sixth ward on
Tuesday evening, "a inst, hereby announces
his aides, assistant marshals, the line OF march,
eto., ~ Ionowsi
Gen. John 3. Crocker viii act as aide and
deputy grand marshaI assisted by Co, n 4
Hail, MA. A. Is, L. Helm, Capt. J, y. Dough,
erty, u. y. Johnson, and ). H. Bond VINO VIII
seyerslly De obeyed and respected as aides 10
the grand marshal,
Assistant marshals Tor the separate ward
organizations, as folIowsi
FIRST wsrdlJohn =. Oo9k.
second ward6Wil,iam huthef'oru'
Third ward.R; j. Beall
Foufth whrd-J. II. Crosbmhn'
Eth ward-L. IS. Milier, ,,,, a.,
Sixth ward. Nenable, presiuent, etc
Seventh ward, uncluding Aiexanuria,)-F'
A. Boswell
And each OF these assistant marshals ls
hereby authorized and requested 10 appoint
for their several wards Two AIDES or deputy
assistant msrshals, tall Of whom VIII appear
with SASH ana mounted ~ likewise re
quested thAt all these gentlemen, together
with members OF ward committees, meet at
room oil the central CLUB, NO. $40 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, this tSaturdaJ) evening, At G3o
O'Clock, Tor purposes OF ronsultatlon
The line OF march Will De formed In front OF
the CITY Hail, the right resting on sixth
street, when the different bands OF music, the
regiments Of Boys in Blue, the Grant and Col
lax Cluns, and the separate ward orgahiza-
tions, with their torches and transparencies'
m, to. Den. J. S. Crocker, deputy grand mai.
ehAl. for Assignment A0 fOllOwB;
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

A CUTTING hFVRAY AT WOODWARD HALL.
-Yesterday morning between the hours OF
and ) adherence occurred during the progress
Of a colored ball at Woodward's Building, on
ID street, between Tenth and Eleventh, In the
course OF which njamin Holmes was cut In
the breast with knife In the hands Of Lewis
Jackson. Immediately after the ARRAY DR..
George X. Miller examined the wound In
ficted, and found an incislon In the breast OF
Bell about third Of an inch deep, but does
not consider 1t at all serious. Jackson was
arrested by Officer Painter, and committed to
the Central station house, where he appeared
before Justice CLARK at one O'Clock yesterday
for a hearing. A number OF witnesses were
examined, from whose testimony 1t appears
that while jackson was standing at the bar
waiting for a glass of lemonade ho detected
Holmes looking at him, whereat he took eI.
oeption, and demanded to know what he
(Bell) meant. Words ensued, and then a souf-
fe, with the result above indicated. The o.
currence created much excitement in tho
crowded hall, and for while the scene 10 de-:
scribed as terrific. Justice CLARK remandcd
the accused, In default of bail In the sum OF
$500, to appear for trial before court, and In
addition lined him t2o for carrying concealed
weapons.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
Stables.

I,oOK's BOARDING STABLES,
" ON EIGHTH STREET.
Between u and L, No At
Particular attention paid to Boarding. HrT-,..
Large airy aud comfortable stable The pr"url"-
tor Is known as one Of the best feeder IN hts
District Owners Of poor horses can have them
attended and well cared for.
Wedding, and Funerals. JAZZ n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

SEVERAL HUNDRED TOE METERS are ready,
and the work OF attaching them to distillories
will commence at once,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

THE WASIIINu1ON BEEwERT.-Thisi home
enterprise, located Mt the corner of X and
Twenty -sGy cuth streets, Is now in full and
successful operation, the interchangeable young
proprietor, Mr.. Joseph &. Pugh, having Sc
cured the services Of r competent force OF
employees, and the brewing at this time Is ac-
kuowledgCd superior to any heretofore turned
out from that establishment, and orders are
being received daily from the largest hotels
and restaurants In the District for supplies OF
pure lAalt hrcwcrAEG. The ales are OF Xxx and
XXX, and for body, strength, and beauty,
compares most fnvurahly with that of the cell
cbratcd London brcwerics. This result is OBJ
tanned by the experience OF MI VIM, f. North,
who II regarded As one OF tho best brewers in
the United states, having recently returned
from Europe, where he had opportunities to
further perfcct his knowledge OF the great art
OF brewing Mr.. Pugh, having every facility
to supply the wants VI this locality, is deter
mined not to be outdOne by agents Tor North
cru firms, and disposiHg OF his alos and porter
At n less cost than those of Northern cities
dealers In the District and Alexandria should
give the Washington brewery u trial, In order
that home industry, where \ large outlay OF
means is required 10 sustain Il successfully,
should be encouraged. We therefore urge
upon hotel keepers and others to send their
orders to MIR, pugh, rs we feel confident that
they will be amply satisfied in 30 doing, as
Mr. p. Ia one of 'hC most social, liberal, and
fair.deallng young business gentlemen to DO
found in our midut
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

FIpB.-Yesterdny morning, about O'Clock,
FIRE was discovered In the shoe store OF Mr.
Frederick Lumbrecht, situate at No. SOL Sew
enth street, between l. and NJ streets north.
Onloers Freer and Weber being close at hand
succeeded In extinguishing the fire by the APP
plication Of few buckets OF wafer. The
alarm was turned In from box 27, and the Ore
go into service. The loss was trihing and tn
hre 10 thought to be the work OF an incen
diary.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

FALL WEAR ron MEN AND Boys.
Entire New Stock.
New Goods at New Prices.
Saks \ Co., blT Seventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

AYouEu LADY RESCUED PRoN DROWNING:
As Miss Charlotte COX, u young lady Of
Alexandria, Va, was about going aboard the
ferry steamer City OF Warrington yesterday,
cidentally stepped overheard, and fell into thu
water. A eolored lAborer aboard the boat
plunged in after her, and through the assist.
and a byAtander, succeeded in rescuing her
from an untimely grave, for which the colored
man deserves great credit She was immedi-
ately placed aboard the vessel, when II was
AsoertAined that she WAS severely bruised
about the pit ofthe stomach, under her chin,
and about the right knee. Sho received the
kindest attention from the crew and her aged
father, who was with her. There certainly
was no fault attached to the ferry company
for the accident.