The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27

the King voS. : lhete Lm Neo Dc NUMBER OF
men doing the best bowling, there Will be
about 600 worth expended.
ms following programme 4: Laid down for
Psans,lssS,s assSss between s ' FeSr. ns
half and Si1th streets, at so'clock In the morn.
Ing, pom where delegation will proceed TO
the depot, A. 80 o'clock, for the purposs 81
Phiisdsfbhla, Newark, B.itjmors, ffedsrisk'
and Lynchburg, and escort them TO the above.
named hall. They Will then take up their lins
T H 20 sG o.So q %oS
by way Of Pennsy lvanis avenue % Sixth stree
" sas,h T. r street. 9Ps e , reSrtssn,h
fenusyisanis ssenae, down Psnnsyivsnia ave .
nue. trounding the Presldent's nisnsion1 I'd
fAneepth street. doNn Eittsegth W,Eas .tsj
thence To- he PAX, where grand banquet nst
will be given. During the morning, cannons
will BE- fred at the Park, at intervals OF ave
Our citizens may look forward to this day
a. rare chance for amusement and pleasure,
saiSyins again XII Season. SON. an ''p'''u''' ''
day, The asth inst., Mr.. william Bouser, an
estimable citizen living near housewife, on
the Marlboro, road, came near losing his life
under the following circumstancesi Whilst
out Of SOME heavy tihbers TO send 70 this city,
long pole, BY d sudden move Of the horses,
xss Iashed t9pna with great force, strifing
entire ss.ib oa, Knob Ing Kim issen.iSls, BE-.
s!dcs injurinE his shoulder and back seriouPlyt
He vas quickly taken Up, and temporarily
ss,ed tSr 6y Mss.rs oMe ~ ,s sna Mends, 81
when . messenger was dispatched to wash
ington the same night, and the skill Of DR.. J.
L Srou.e was promptly procured, who made
CHASTITY injuries, replacing the scalp, adjust
Ing aud repairing ali the wounds az, fat as sui;
kical art could do, and rema lining with him until
we'll as s As Ses e. aSps
o. the head had IS hall inch n nSsrsr
to the left ear It wouid have involved the tenn
vices could have been procured.
= Mr.. James Robinson, formerly a clerk In tho
Treasury department, and now living In
Hnion,tSrn' net with SAD accident on sun y.
10 the eourse Of tht night BONE OF the Inmates
81 the house having OCCASION 70 I'd to hisrooii
found that be vas not IN bed, and on looking
fioiipd beneath,, He eyidentIy had gotten up
\, sinso s1's aSeE III III :'s,ns r shf
Hssu fouad tRs. ss f s1oss
medical aid, but 10 still In very critical con
MIR |. n nj hSs;S e ss ~
been mansled before, hsvIns lost an ARA III
&c MeXicAa war. .af 70
AT noon yesterday the eond,riv. :. Mr., So
per (announced In the REPUHLIcAN Of yester-
Hi Va hye besn very sG MUCH oSa,s
and mashed, and unable to retain air, mot NOR.
tify there. are some hopes Of his ultimate re-
eoterS: Drs. Crosson and Elliot ATE in con.
osis sfe2$S sss "a sa bt ,as. mi Vim g. g.
rendered the patient. Mr.. Soper is perfectly
rational, and states that the entire occurrence
Il, ss he had no purpose OF alIghtins when the
accident happened. His family have been tel.
sgfcphed for, and were expected to arfite last
MRxfrse oy tsbrAsIAss.=.A meeting OF the
lndiahians residing IN this city was held last
Tuesday evening, at O'Clock, In the otlce Of
street and Lduislana avenle. Ia the aBsenee
Of the president, the meeting was called u
order BY Mr., Edwatds; Mr.. J. M. Difour secre.
Ses} to adopt a constitution and by.isws i'm:
mediateiy, add Moved that committee Of
three DO sppointed by the CHAIR to petfortr
m. duty and report az the next Msstns
on the COMMITTEES Ncssrs. U. T. Murray, ]! W.
Chaplin, and +. NJ. Heaton, The chairman
stated that he had conferred with the Balti-
Ing to visit home with half iare tickets. The
htlnpiore And PM raiiIesd ts,sIosdsd, r., r..
Snessios more debate int Morn asto me me
the PennsylvaniA Central replied verbally
that they would carry lndianians to Oincin::
natl for els, or to Indianapolis for tal, and
oordlns to the nuaber Of men going. Consid.
cradle dl.enssioa here ensued on the subject
OF the half.fare tickets, and finally Mr.. MUIR.
ray moved that all Indianians who had the
n Al N
and sign their names. The motion was car.
RED. and about thirty gentlemen furnished
their autographs. 1t was Afterwards resolved
that each member act IS committee Of one
to prevail osIndianisns resiainsin tie City TO
IL Objects. htsrwSioh the meeting adj oarnsd
~ next Saturday evening, At the same hour
TThis club or organisation has heretofore
had two informal meetings, and 10 composed
party politics, and Its object Is to facilitate
the Fequsintanee of Indianians now In the city
with one another, to use every exertion for
thsi. mutual 9enet; ana nss sgs no, Least 70
Indiana can be procured by citizens Of that
State who are now In this city and wish to
revisit their homes, particularly At the ap-
eleetion.1 ...
EaUITY CoURT--Judss Fishr.--This court
was occupied as follows yesterday 49,, O.
drawing from the Treasury OF the United
States certain moneys due by reason OF wood
the United States army at Vienna,
the pIeliminar order the defendant drew the
money, and was attached for contempt. but
puryed the contempt BY depositing t2,00o in
the clerks Office, the court ordering, at the
same time, that the plaintiff should file an In
Junction bond to be approved by the court on
Or before the 18th instant. The money was
accordingly, and the plaintiff also
filed bond, hut there being no Judge present,
SSn he Wei S On 1'h
The case was heard yesterday, MI. Bradley
that the plaintiff, BY Withdrawing
the funds, made himself as to said funds an
After argument by Messrs. bradley and
Mcpherson the Court took the papers, and
held the case under advisement.
Berhends vs.. Geyser. Bill for an Injunction
waste BY removing fences, So, from certain
real estate which he holds In possession, but
for which an action OF ejeetment Is pending
fhe case was argued by Messrs. L. sehade
and J. Schmidt, and held for examination BY
BsTnsrd y. wiset vs.. Catherine E. Ryan.
FofnfAl order OF ratification and OF reference
70 auditor to state trustees account, and for
REAL Estate SALRs.-Messrs Cooper b
Latimer, auetioneers, have sold lots and 8,
In subdivision Of square No. 23t, situated on
the north side OF W street north, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets west, con-
tanning o,4lsL square feet to Z. diennand, for
Also, lot ., IN the same square, containing
3 .s0I-20 square feet, to s. Hollingsworth, for
ID cents per square foot, 500, ..---
Also, lots band Q, In the same square, con-
taining o,5SO-Oi square feet TO WIN. II. oias-
eeft for IA "a TIA mar aouar "a foot aQlT O2,