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NOTICE TO CosTRAcToRs.
HARBoR IMPRoyEMEsTs AT GREEN BAT,
UNITED STATES EsgIsEHR's 0FYIcH,
, No ol1 MAIN srAHlr,

hiLwAUKEs,w WIS, Nay n, 1850.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, Of tho form fur
ofheq until " m 'WBDN EsDkY, June il. is5s. foi
the Ma Ss r.. s sS SS,15 ,ss TO q
Wis
pilInE with Ihs pr iieFe OF nerensinr tbs smaS.
For this purpose there will BE- Required n round
piles, ~ feet long. and not less than inehss a. the
small end 100 piles Of 20 and q feet In length.
inches at the small end; l,se pounds Of best
wrought American iron drih boltA s. 100 pounds Of
best wrought American Iron scr " bolts, from 100
up In suitable bundles.
The piles, square timber. Aud all materials 10 be
Tree from all defects, aud prices Of white oak, Nor
way pine, or tamArAek to be stated In the bids.
For particulars apply At this once. v here plan q
information furnished.
Tho work to be commenced On or before July l,
], 1870,
Tho right to rs'e. Aoy OralI b. 4, 5;.:;yss
Mslor Of Engineers and Brsyot Colonel D. s. A.
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Equity Counr-Jud0e oiia.-This court was
engaged As follows yesterday;
Menkheim vs., Hartman Klug ct al. Decree
against DESCENDANTS for ts5 and for exec ution
upon the Ming Of bond OF indemnity.
Amanda MAlowney vs.. J. y. Mslownsy. Or
der Diminishing petition.
Ann H. L,aek ct al. vs. NJ. Z. Simmons.
Leave granted to flo amended bill
Theodore Wheeler vs.. Sears l. Bro. Order
that MI. Wilson, the receiver Ia the case, pay
store,
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The FRACAs "WEDNESDAY NIoHT.-When
the stones were thrown at the mass meeting
on Wednesday night Oficers Conway, Oar.
clay, Langley and Lusky, who were standing
In the fiddle OF Fourand-a-half street, m sde
a raid upon the assaiiants, and Just al that
moment the pistol shot was fired. Upon
coming out OF the serimmage 0iicer Lusky
discovered that the ball had passed through
the skirt OF his coat, Just missing his thigh.
The coat seems to be an unfortunate one, II
being the same worn by Ohicer Husky at the
time he was shot through the breast by Chris.
Bolayer some months since.
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For GOOD Cotton Socks go to the Original
Franc, 494 Seventh street, between d and
f. Prices 8, 10, Is, zoe. and upward.
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TINTED STATS PATENT oRTI0E.

NOTICE'-D. W. Anderson, the colored
justice Of the peace-ofiice 2l0 / street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth. U
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For ALL STYLES of Paper Collars 20 to
the Original Franc, 404 Seventh street.
Prices 10, Is, IS and Goo. per box. U
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CossEn PAHx AsD gnAsD RiyEn srnsETs.
", s:s,i i :isss sIrSIsSii; sSs 81 $.S y jsa;,
lss. lsss iSsis sp .1s complete
is.t . y placed Al The extreme end Of Tie South
q. Al Elevated walk Of Wood placed upon the
Ssss h. Al, per and connecting tho Lighthouse
s Keeper. Dwelling Of Brick, with Stone
yoand.,iOS 70 b erected s qgou dry land near the
s:s. 81 I S ali
Tower. wall and Keepers Dwelling. The BID
ss a.s var G e rSnHs
The .1 ,9ss ne .ssn, q 'as kiss.hGa s.aIS
sSa car & ssS III nf o u Ss nGt H ss
,hxn iolr hundred 600 nor more tina, six hundred
Ths york must be commenced within thirty $50,
= ss :s1 q 4: ssy
deemed sa nolent \ hereby reserved.
Sa By sss
Certified 2 Be such b, come CIDER Enowp to Il:
sss 4 s e ' ss. ;sS q a
4. e.: i
:ss "; sSa P'a%sass ab'
HEIgSs %Iss Be ssesSS Sc SSS en-
and thon enclosed In another envelope aud directed
70 Breyst BhEadler Gen, W, y. Raynolds, Light.
hsuss Erg!nesr. Detroit. Michigan.
Any bidder may DO present and witne IS the open.
Ing "a re bids At The Tine aud place hereInbeforO
Payments for The work will be made upon estl-
mAts. oertihsd TO By the agent Of the Lighthouse
hoard, under WHOSE supervision the work will be
donsi bpt twenty t2o) per eentum Of tho umOunt "
each estimate will! DO withheld until tho sAtisfnc.
tory completion OF the son'yWsst p.yyo,ps
Byt Brig Gen, aud Lighthouse Engineer
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The SOUTH GERMAN PRoTEsTANTs AND
THE PoPE.-In consequence of tho invita-
ton sent to them from the Pope to attend
the Great Council In Rome, the South Ger.
man Protestants hayo issued circular con-
yening the meeting at Worms, on the 3lst
Instant, to express their views upon the sub.
Ject. The circular says;
The invitation of the Pope 10 the German
Protestants to return to the bosom of the
Romish Church, calls for reply from
Protestant people. The ever-increaslng bold
ness OF the ultramontanes admonishes us TO
be continually watchfnl and firmly united.
Our dearest treasures, the conquests of more
than century-freedom of thought and lib
erty OF conscience, the Independence OF the
state, and peace between men OF different
creeds--are attacked by the encyclical letter
and syllabus Of sth December, 1854; and the
Eeumenlcal Council, summoned for the Sth
Of December next, Is 10 afilx It's seal 10 the
principles promulgated more than four years
ago by the Pope.
Under these circumstances we can be
silent no longer. The undersigned have,
therefore, In conjunction with large num-
Der OF their co-rellgionists In Baden, Hesse-
Darmstadt, Nassau and Bavaria, resolved 10
call meeting OF German Protestants TO be
held In Worms on Monday, 3lst May next.
The assembly will meet In the Church of
the Trinity In that city at half past ten q. m,
and will be opened with singing and prayer.
A protestation will then DO made against the
so-called apostolical letter OF Pope Plus TX,
dated 18th September, 1868, calling on the
German Pedestrians 10 return to the Romlsh
Church and against the attacks and AFRO
giant pretenslons OF the ultramontanes.
Amer this procession to Luther's monu-
ment will take place, and the proceedings are
be closed by singing Luther's well-known
HYMN,
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The Grand Divtsioe Sops Of Tempersnee Of
thia jurfsdiotion hsd n mcftinR Lao night, TO
perfect srrsngsmentsi orrtA Ncepfion Of the
NAttonh Division sons o. Temperance, which
mittees reported prosress, sad the Indications
member. o. The gs,ieasi Diyi.ioe. s! Tss for.
nal reception viii tshe. place on Wednesday
when the following order Of exefcises will Be
carried out; =, . go. -.
Music by .the bsndi 'invosstioa, Rev. Thos.
Myers, OF Nd, M. W. chsp.j anthem, "Wine
dell and Messrs. ]. l.. II. winfield and J. v.
Wilson, (Pisno Accompaniment By Miss Ada
Moxon, music by the bsndi Introduction Of
I. andQrand Division OF Distriet Of Columbia,
Major general " y. Howsrdl Address OF wei
come, r. M, Btndiey; " ". pistriet OF 20
so,o sna G man o s Eew
u III.
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Tug Board OF Metropolitan Police, at thel
meeting yesterday, decided to Aceede to the
request OF the Secretary of the Treasury. and
detailed Mr.. Johr A. W. Ciarvoe for special
duty In that Department. MI. Clarvoe, al.
Of experience, and stands very high as a de-
tectiye officer His acquaintance with the
police throughout the country 10 extensive, a
ti"n "h'sn VIII s,a MN huSh 10 M new Posi,
he made a number Of highly important arrests
OF eounteTfeiters, to whom his name 10 by no
means unknown.
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mhsIiNe ~ rhhl hisu fhfuhLighr hsso-
9 tr, .,,s sssosiatien net hn evening
and J, ?. H. boncsau, ESQ, the president, In
'nS ensti ...,,
IN mouon, the Vnsm va su'noii i 'osp
ticn d.I. IL.
NJ. Mcnin mosea ,nn. 'ns e,uo ss,ena the
mss meeung Mu,e oiV mail On SNurusy
MT Msuriec MURPHY moved That the Re
pupnchn noms "o iu"orseo W "e cruz
which W. sslS M 10
: high tribute 70 MT. 7. n. Donesan, the can.
his many good QUALITIES, not the least q which
'iss fcT shiss j e S.a ssss so%Ia . 49, 49,.
NJ; >. "a, phI,on snaiessea tne e,un ~ some
length, and dsiendsd his se,ioa Ia leaving he
rsat ~ pa eso CA ma Parry so.,as
eouu ecnnsn,y remain IN sucn Pay-y
Maze MAJ N p MA pemeer,tIs wax, some Of nj.
itis nds had scea Ut to urge b, name as /. can.
dldate for Alderman In the Fourth wstd, but
he had not sought a nomination personally,
Witch had been nominstcd BY the Republicans
and would vote u entire, and hoped every Re-
publican would do so;
Mr.. Mareellus West being present, was In
vited to address the club, and In his remarks
eSonerated bf. Matthew q. Emery IRON the
charges which are or have been urged against
riot a snis sS sy S"ISs i meg ssH rsoS B.s
more on election day. ~. H.
Short addresses were made by Mr. Green
'rhc IN Al, INF f,op.s.H va MAJ ~ TX -,
40 large an attendan CO. The Republican marty.
In theit nomin.tioss' had shown that they
or religion, III was the marty 81 progrcss and
Freedom, In thelv old country n ar there
~ mu T, y sass .es,sis'ionl nna W
hs hsiy s.,,nb ashst ,hsm ~ ~ s.autt,
opposed - their native land. The city had
sSon ~, SI na ns n nS,h Rsgyu 70
iiesn rule, the city would, in the future, be
lmprovsa and besutinea. Thst ~ eieoted ne
would 90 Az IN ms power 70 nvor me hbot-
cIs.se..
ne had been engaged In the uudy Of sur
yeSins, ADJ civil engineeting from boyhood
perform the duties Of city surveyor, for which
position ne had been nominated by the Nc.
pnv ao,enP,ar a. hr,rs sSo,i,s,,si
NJ, nc ad n n, it,shnen thst they wanted
nosi'y io' thei, NAVY noa tney nuss po.9p
Renubiic.n n.,tv wa ,be an hoSimna, snS
ns.pun, Pmny w. nj ompveimsh. shu
s snroeAs r. 2. np ~ ,oL M PEOPLE OF en
liberty;
,ybish 80. .nnn,s3 ,h.mtIns H. IsI'h ~
puomosns o. tha Nh suu Sin,h Wsfus ioI ~, ~
which the association adjourned,
rconun,,,,,oa,
nn .
php,cArIos on Doot,no OhhrkL-h hihs.
RhL NORTHUMBERLAND unqy ust Az IL
O'Clock, :; M. hiarge anu iasnionhoie eongre
gNion Witnessed he uealeation OF Dooling
s, kS ~ az. ~ .nse'
.p ~ S,,,,, sshssI s "a a,,,s ,.,s.'Ipp VI.
49, H. III i, 4. nmi,a nS.nm nj
ar. neu' m" I" "''" Pu''e """u'V"e YAH
4, An. A. An. son, naomi. n, A..
,onnt,g he,.n 70 .ss.mhI. 81 pwbppn ~ az.
soIa,a3 800, .s,,aJ ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ "
p,,hts aJ I,h',,, ". W. W.
,hH,nI,s ~ nnyi,h 49,, nn ~. 80 H"" ~.
~ ~ - -" ~, ~ A. = w IHl ",
" III. ~, ~, as =. ~ ~ pgt .sW hIaSI
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hs LIZ ~ u.u.i ~ .arse n,nso'r9n,Ees a,,,
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DROP osALs PoR HAY

Pr f0R HAY
HBADa'Es fPrH MILITARY DIsrRror,l
OFFICE CHEF QUARrERMAsrgR
. AUSTIN, May II, lstD,
pSn hi 5 b s 1ssSSsd
required from the rsl day Of July 1850, until the
slst day Of Nay, ls7o. al the following Posts
Corpus Christi, Fort GTIfiu,
FORT CLARK, Fort McKASett,
FORT Coneho, Fort Quintnan,
Jenersont Fort Richardson,
hon paws, Fort Stockton,
:, Bids for the same will also be received for tho
poit, q ASstin and San Antonio. until the list day
Hay 70 be Of. good. clean. merchantable quality,
Delivery to commence o The ist day Of July, isfO
and continue, In such qualities and at such times
a. the receiving ofheer may require. until May 81
Eseh bid must DO accompanied by a guarantee Of
~ least two peTsons, (wnose responsibility must
be osr ned By the Clerk Of Court Of Reeord) thai
Ihe bidder 70 competent 70 carry out the contract
sr S p D. and 5SI %s
deTs 10 called 10 section sixteen Of tho aci OF on.
ETesh approved July ~, 1882.
Proposals TO be plainly endorsed, 'PTop o'als
LOT ---,---,-at---," and addressed u tho
~ , ;SsSnRAd Of Brevs, MI9E General Z J.
Dsputy QuArtermaster General, and Brevei brig.
adisf oensrAl, w. b. A. my2Jtd
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cuss the Alabama claims and the relations
between Great Britain and the United States.
The Daily Neies hopes that Minister Motley
will assist England to forget the treaty
which was recently rejected. The Standard
felicltates Mr.. Motley on his recent speeches,
and hopes that England will be able to re-
clprocate his sentiments.
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CHARLEs Y, PEnaiE, the popular grocer Al
the Northwest corner Ninth and 1 streets, has
a splendid stock OF Osiifornin wines, to which
he calls attention. Mr.. PEERLESS long expert
snss IN Oslifor.ia wioes makes him one OF the
boat judges In the city.
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avenue, offers watches. jsvelry, dlAmonds and
silverwate any per cent. less than In any es-
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Oak Hul osmetsry are to hold meeting at
Market Hall, Georgetown, this afternoon At
O'Clock. - -
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THE RAHGE OF the Thermometer yesterday
at Kolb Brothers, druggists and ApoiheeArleS,
May building, corner OF seventh and y streets
was as follows; ga. m, 10, Ga, NJ, 49, 70 m,
Sli 81. m, 9ti q p. M, 0Oi Op, m, 81,
At Franklin COS, opticians, on PennHyl-
yAnlA avenue, the Thermometer stood as fol
lows 10 a. m, 49, IL a, m, sOi IL m, s3j y. m,
81 2p. m, 49, Q p. m, s2j D. m, s2i 6p M, S0j
0p, NJ, TO-
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MASS sssrse Of the Fourth ward Isepubii.
eAus At the Supreme Court room, City Hall,
tomorrow night. A number OF prominent
gentlemen will address the meeting,
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A LINZ ov sTAoKs, from the corner Of FIJI
teenth street and New York avenue, has been
established to run to oienwood hourly. Fare
ten cents.
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CHURCH FEsTivAL-The Fifth Baptist
church, on ID street, between four.nnda-hali
a. fSs shsseS ediaes, seom@eneiss fuesiAy
neat Ats u, m. Z . y,
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STAGES ron ricsics, 40. can be had at
Huguely h Bowen,s stables, New York avenue
between sixth and Seventh streets.
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| assembled yesterday at the new SohuetIen
Park on Seventh street road, the occasion
| being a grand picnic Of our Qerm>n fellow.
| citizens, the proceeds of which are TO be ap-
piled 10 Improve the oermsu cenctery, aesr
the atty.
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KEEP Cool. -Yesterday as the sun was
fairly kissing In an unclOuded sky, and while
the Vicinity Of the poet Office, we were at
tracted by the stylish summer raiment dis
played so tastefulIy Ia front OF the well.known
summer suits at very moderate price,
and stepped from the establishment with the
elastic tread OF one who had been relieved OF
heavy burden. For the Information OF our
readers, we would state that Oak Hall Is at $50
Seventh street, opposite the post orfioe.
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II, o, HOoD will open large stock OF goods
10 the Jewslry line at his new store, corner Of
Penn,ylvania avenue and Eleventh street, to-
morrow morning,
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UsioS.-The regu.
lar weekly meeting OF the Soldiers aud Sail.
orS Union was held last evening, and In the
absence Of the president, Capt. Manning was
called to the chair.
Mr.. Richard u. Jones and Mr.. Joseph Ne.
Oil were elected to membership.
The following resolution was offered, and
under the rules, laid over till the next meet.
ing:
Resolved, That during the heated term, and
until the LIST OF October, 1860, the evenings Of
meetings of this society be on alternate
Thursdays. Adjourned.
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SEWER CONTRACT AwARDED,--The con.
tracts for constructing barrel sewers in M
street north, from the east side OF Seventh
street to Sixth street, and In Sixth street
from M to L street, and In T. street north from
Twelfth to Thirteenth streets west, were yes
terdAy awarded by Mayor Bowen to Mr.. O.
", King, he being the lowest responsible bid
der
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TUE GERMAN VETERAN USIuS.-This Asso-
citation met on Wednesday evening al wills,
Hall, Captain Jenk in the chair George
brNnt was relieved from duty upon the an.
pOlnlment committee and Uomrade II, PheI
was elected IN his place. After Indotsin1 tbe
hepublleAn city ticket and the transaction
jOurned. "'
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FoR Book AND Jon PRINTING 20 to Judd
Dctwciler, SIT Seventh street.
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SALE op PRorBery IN rHs ssyRsru WARD.
The large brick building on the hill, corner
OF Sevsnth street west asa i atrstt south,
CLOSE, has been sold by Messrs. Green 4 vii.
| liams, for n,6oo. Purchaser, s. Ferguson
| Beach, trustee for Mr.. Close.
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GOVERNMENT PRIsfIH0 OFFICE 1t was
expected that on the first OF this month there
would be quite a number OF the oompositora AT
the Government ONCE furloughed, CONTRARY
to the general impression but fifteen were re.
leased from duty. II 10 expected mat Within
to the Alabama claims will be put In hand,
as also the agricultural report for 1903. As
these are "lobs" OF some magnitude all the
force now at work will be kent on duty
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INDErENpusr oArptpkrs.--G. Alfred Hal
10 announced As IN ,ipdependent candidate 70
Alderman In the Second ward.
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JvDoE WILSON, Of London, died yesterday.
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TAG Star boasts that It never steals the news
Of Its contemporaries. Here are two paragraphs
that read "smazingly" as II they had been
written by the same hand:
from the RErrBLtCAH OF ye,terdAy moruinEl
"THE FiFrH WARD REPuBLiCANs,-The Re
publieans OF the Fifth ward, who adjourned
their meeting on Tuesday evening to consult
upon the eligibility OF one Of their candidates
for councilman, Mr.. A. b. Tinaey, met again
at . p. N, yesterday, and having AscertaIned
that Mr.. Tinney's having been appointed a
Judge OF election did not disqualify him for
councilman, unanimously declined to accept
his resignation, which WAS rendered on Tues.
day evening. Mr.. Tinney will, therefore, be a
candidate"
GFIog the star Of yes,erday evening"
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THE New UENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, lust
opened at IN Market Space, between Eighth
and Ninth, presents many new and beautiful
attractions. II may seem strange how such
handsome Plated Ware, Jewelry, Vases, Fans,
Se., can be sold so low, but being bought di.
root from the importers and manufacturers,
and also at the trade sales In New York, all
can rely upon bargains. The Agency for the
there. i
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CnLEBRATtos.-Ths fol-
lowing additional Instructions are pub lish ed
for the guidance of those participating In the
celebration OF June s;
Schools east and 10 the Vicinity OF the Gap
itol will assemble at the east Capitol grounds
At $50 O'Clock, where weber's band will be In
readiness to escort them to the White House
lot, by way Of PennsylvanlA avenue. All
schools along the route are requested to be in
readiness TO fall in promptly.
All schools are expected to remain In posi-
to take their places In line for the review.
In addition TO the President, Gen, Sherman
and the several officers OF the Cabinet have
signifled their intentlon to be present,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-04

"THE FiETH W Arb REPu8LIcAs NORMA.
Tloss.-The Republican, of the Fifth ward
who adjourned their meeting to consult upon
the eligibility OF one OF their candidates for
councilman, Mr.. A, b. Tinney, met again At
8 p. m. yesterday, and having Aseertained that
Mr.. Tinneys appointment as judge OF election
does not dlsgualify him for councilman, unani.
mously declined To accept his Resignation
which was rendered on Tuesday evening"
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PoLICK IsTELLIuEsCk.-Daniel SheehAn, for
| assault and battery on John Taylor, was lined
q by Justice Smith.
Thomas Lancaster and Samuel Dorsey, col.
ored, charged with engaging In a free fight,
were each Aned Us by Justice Harper.
MARX Abraham, q oolored boy, was nned Vi
by Justice Wall for throwing stones 10 the
street.
John CLARK, for assault and battery with In
tent to kill Thomas Adams, was required to
give security for court,
John Mufrsy. running = wagon without
number, was hned t5 by Justice Harper.
J. s. Durney, for assaulting Mary Pagan,
gave security for court.
Richard Smith and Henry Jackson, eolored,
charged with assault and battery with intent
to kill Samuel Martin, gave bail for court.
NEARLY FATAL AooIDEsr.-As Mrs Por.
ner, German lady was returning 10 her home,
out by the new Sohutzen park, yesterday
about O'Clock, the wheel OF the wagon came
of on Seventh street, between NJ and N, and
she was thrown out, two wheels passing over
her head, laoerating and bruising her head and
face terribly. She was assisted to the Wash
iogton City DispensAry by Offioer Robertson,
where her wounds were dressed by DR.. LAtI-
mer, and as soon thereafter as practicable
taken to her home by Mr.. Sturzing, In his car.
riAge.
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