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An important arrest was made yesterday
by Detectives Tully and Irving, Of the Cen
trail Department OF the Metropolitan Police,
when they took into custody two men and
woman on q charge Of committing q series
Of forgeries In England, they having Just ar
rived at this city per the steamship Russia.
II appears that Superintendent Kennedy re-
ceived q cable telegram from Inspector Bal
Icy, Of London, on the LIST instant, request
ing him to have two men who would arrive
In the steamer Russia arrested, as they were
accused Of having committed an extensive
series Of forgeries. These men had taken
passage for New York under the name Of
Chalmers, and were, II was believed, accom-
panied by q woman who passed as the wife
OF one OF them.
Detectives Tully and Irving were detailed
on the case, and they succeeded, through
the aAsistance Of one Of the officers Of the
ship, In arrestlng Clement HARDWOOD, alias
Charles Hope Chalmers, and John Hotchen
and wife, alias Chalmers. These persons
answered the description Of the accused and
were forthwith removed to police headquar-
tiers with their baggage for examination,
when the detectives were somewhat aston
ished to lind their prisoners In possession Of
nearly $1,000 worth OF foreign paper and
gold coin, consisting Of the following des-
CElPtioh VI Si',otO ohC ilhuS
bills, 100 gold twenty franc pieces, fourteen
gold ton franc pieces and seventeen i've franc
pieces, ono $500 bank note on the Bank Of
England, twenty 9l00 bank notes, two ESQ
bank notes, one for eco, twenty for Rl0, and
eight for rs each, making the aggregate
gold value $58,92750.
An examination OF the prisoners was had
before Inspector Dilks, when he decided to
allow the woman to go at liberty, as she
evidently had no connection with the crime
imputed to her companions. The two men
were subsequently confined In ono Of the
strong rooms, where they will probably re-
main until the arrival Of more specific
charges and details. At present the police
authorities are unable to give more than a
mere guess at the scheme Of forgerles alleged
to have been committed by their prisoners,
and II will probably be some days before any
decided steps can DO taken In the NATTER
". Y. Herald Al.
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ALL-HEALING
LOTION,

4 certain. reliable, ana spssdy care Of Rhsumst.
ism. Neuralgia, Hsadashs. Toothaehs, Pains In
the Side. Breast, or Back Partial DsAfnssst
hothsra will and II vAiuAbls Friend for CAksd
Brsastj Certain Cure for chilblains, rrossn Feet.
Cats, Baras. Bruises, sealds, sprains or Strains.
Or any local aches or pains Of the Nervous or Nus
This hissly .prissd and extraordinary Msdieins
will not fall to sfsctuaiiy cure all the diseases
snunsratsd above. NO matter Of how long stand.
Ing, provided the patient IL not hopelsssly bed
ridden. One application will often cure the worst
Eases Of Neuralgia or Rheumatism. and In all cases
II viii give Instant Islisf.
Tron The nnboundsd confidence In his Lotion,
and the pssfees and thorough knowledge Of
power 10 cure the diseases named. II Il does NO
give sntirs sAtlsfaetion, after . fair and roper
trial, pledge myself refund the money received
on the return q y: empty bottle: ,
lion. having obtained The recipe from old Indian
after having Travelled among the red men for Sow
Aftsr havias performed at least ons AuHdrsd
aost ssondsrfsl cures Of RhsumAtism, Neuralgia,
Ae., 10, I. I have been induced By my friends
put u bsfsrs the public. AID now mako this prop
Thai in any case Of Sick or Nervous Hsadaehso
Toothschs, should fail to eurs n from two to I've
minutes with ny All Healing Lotion. will forfeit
the sum Of avs doilars.
Dl. HARBoul could add numerous eertihcatsso
vhish N ds.ms |. n.,s...,v ii ,nnsna' .,osnt,n.
. few from parsons Of vsii.tnown integrity.
One bottle Of this Lotion will serve to convince
any person. who will give II fair trial. Of Its
psrior medical virtusA
WAshSeroS' y. ", .uvo 1907
Dh. bAkBouh.-Dsdr Str: After suffering
with an ssuts attack Of Rheumatism for ssvera
weeks, and trying everythjnx within my reach
no avail, hearing Of your All Healing Lotion,
"a, iadussd 10 try a bottI.. and. Al Ann hsppv
ll..l 4 ali
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COURT.

" JULY 81, 1860.
Distrfet NJ Columbfa. Washington Countv. q 1tt:
Istrstor Of Thomas Woodward, deceased, the id.
%tn, TRAITOR sf9Iessid hss With the sPpIobs Of
said. appointed Tuesday, August n, lsoa, for the
anal ssttlemept and distributor Of the personal
as far as the same have been collected and
turned l9tS money when and where AL hs cred
tend, with their claims properly youehed, or they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit
order be Published once week for three weeks IN
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous 70 the said
day. -
Test A. WEBSTER,
ang2-M Register OF willis
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ANOTHER FATAL MIsTAKE.-Mlss Mary
Lard, Of Barnwell, 3. G., died on Wednesday
morning last from the effects of morphine,
taken by mistake for quinine. She sent to
the evening before. BY mistake morphine
was weighed out instead Of quinine, and
Miss Lard took the whole quantity and did
not discover the mistake until too late
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A UcrIoS SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNITURE.

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PunyEIoGs oIyIeE.l
WAsHIsdrus, d. c., July %, 1870, !
Will be offered at public suction In this city. at
iSSSF sSss.e G'ps Se's.sS 5SIEsS
pitsi Furniture and Appliances, among which viii
be found the following, viz:
Bowl., 90 Leather Buckets, 500 Wooden Buckets,
10 90 Thu Cups 800 Deli Dishes, assortsd, II, 900
Knives AID FORKS each. Q sol LItters, so dali
Pitchers 1000 Delf Plates, 100 Deli Tea Pots. 600
l0,O0J Tablespoons, 5000 Teaspoons, % Ness
Che,is. s?l Rabber Cushions, $500 yards 0uita-
large variety Of other articles, embracing funhels
CoIkssrey,. pipper.; ordiroa' 1, Lan,erns, Scales
Mills, TIN Tumblsrr, &C.. he.
new, Catalogues with full particulars furnished
upon application.
Terms cash, In Government funds only. % per
cent deposit required al time Of sale. and all pur-
'""''' ~ " 'e"''"' "cHIs sUTHiRLANp.
Assistant Medical Purvsyor, Brevstcol. U. 8. A.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
HEADa' as FIRsr MILITARY DIsraicr, D

HEADa' FIRST MILITARY DIsraior,l
OYRIcE CniEy ouAITssnLsrER,
RIcHNosp, VA July u, sdp. }
The undersigned viii sell at public auction. at
the 9uartetmaster's Corrall At Rockets, Rich
on MONDAY, tn. nj day Of Anguish 1850,
fIFTY-THRBB MULES,
In noe order, and-hayinE been reserved from pro-
ceiiUg sales-2f superior quality, to be sold only
onaeeount OF being no longer requited.
Terms: Cash Ia United States currency on the
day ofssle, and a deposit OF ten per cent. on the
amount bid will be req ulred from the purchaser.
sale
BY order Of the auartermaster General united
States Army. J. O. CHANDLER,
Brsvet Colonel. QuaItermaster u. 8. Army, Chief
Qutrlerma ,tsr lat Military Dlstriet, iyf3 al
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TYooLY DEPOT AT AUCTION.

DEPor ouARrIRnAsTER's 0yFIcE,
wAsuIsgrog, d. c., July 10, 1859,
Will DO sold at public auction on MON DAY,
Auguu o, commencing at 10 O. M, under the SUI
peTvision Of Captain d. q. Thomas, n. 9. X, the
buildiugs known as Lincoln Depot, situated be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets east and And
ID streets north. comprisinE-
3 buildings, aOxB feet saw mill building, sx
| building, l0xss. two 81, story.
story. ] engine-houss, l7xS3,
I buildings, l'sx2 two Story.
story. lstorshouse. 22sx30 feet.
| dwelling house, Ssxl7, ] stable, losx3s feel.
2sory. ] tool b ouse, Okla feet.
! kitchen to do, Ax1A 2 ] cook house. EVA feet.
story ! green houss, l7xla Il.
Iee-houss, l7xlffest
l water tank and frame, lsxlsxa5 feeti links,
shed, 600 feet board fence feet high; $50 feet
picket fence. ~ feet high,
Purchasers will be SLOWED ten days TO remove
buildings.
TRaNs, Cash on day ofsaie.
J. o. hcFERkAN, q
Deputy QuArtermaster General.
ivla-rt Avt Rrir m A
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The RraArrA.-The following rules for tho
Oovcrnment OF Combating boais Al thu ap-
I,roachipq regatta have been adopted by the
Judges,
Rule 4. Tho captains Of all yachts entered
and the Judges appointed, shall meet al
sheckell,s Fulton restaurant on the morning
Of tie race, August o, at eight O'Clock, 70
enable them 10 better upderstaud and force
ali rules.
Q. The yacbts shall anchor off Potomac
Ferry wharf. taking poaition According 10
their Ian gth. The smailer Yachts 10 he allowed
the vindward. In case tvoor mora Yachts
are OF Inc same length, their captains shall
draw for posItions, AZ nine O'clock the
Judges shell board the yachts and search
cacs Yacht ana her crew and nothing shsll
be ieft aboard that shall conflict WITH these
rules,
a, Thu crcw of zach Yacht sha,l bc dcter-
mined Inv her eantain. There will be no
limit TO amount Of sail. There shall be no
oeIs, P.uu'es, poies so' suy
aescr,puon ShoNeu gu yoaIu. w p'naNs y,
9oaIus snsn W sat,,1 ~, " my ye.s .us'
docs no. permanently pc'ous W neI, eseepF
ing 70 DC useu ~ oaIrgge.si sna On .ne ~.
turn oi 'hc poas a..ns susr oaSn s,. tno
poaras so usea must ~ nn Sno s sss oon Sn Sa
Nnen stasing. suen ooasos snan "
iSund 70 oe o.okeh 70 70 20 asea ~ pau 40
ales, .ne 700. on Nn.en susn case oeeu" 'o''
ie.s aeI ennno1 ~ ~, sa v,p e ,,.
g. oounaing nnes VII n1. W s no NJ, nv,
any weign's Vr ehS so'p. " '. r.,,, my eah
DC made. one vac, oucNos VIII oo Per-
ml.'cd oaeh yacn', WIN n S,.ty spnse,
put mus. oe IN Pvriec' evnosVa on ISsu' "
ing. acnu viii % anomeu ~ sn w ~, u
case OF s. vi, OILY. ~, u,ne . NY. 'no ns'
un VIII 10 "a MI a. ,Cs ,n ccnssnd,rS =, I'M
prize must be In line with sales hoisted or
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NITED STATES PATENT oFPICR,

On the petition Of i. W, doopiLL, q Ciinton,
a fIr shs =
pToyemePt Ia, Machines Tor Max aE gnrsloPssi
ace on the 10th day Of September next, Any person
may oppose this extension; Objections, deposit
tons, and other papers should be hled In this ONCE
twenty days before the day q hearing,
jyl3'rHw CommiHEio OF Patents
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CoLoRRD SCHOOL TRUsTEn.-The term Of
seryice OF Mr.. Alfred @. Hall having er-
pIred, the Secretary OF the Interior has ap-
pointed In his stead Mr.. Charles King, Of
his city. ..,r
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IN THE SUPREME couRToF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, THE 9Th DAY OF JULY.

a s'S'.' w. r! SSv..' g. {. l ra Doss
On motion OF the comp nants, George N, Sparks
and wife Harriet, G, II, johnson and wife Martha,
Wost, John Cromwell, and John HsuptmAp, By
Mr.. Edward Swami, their solicitors, II Is ordered
entered herein on OF before the nrs rule day occur
ring forty day. after this day; otherwise the cause
W be proceeded with as In case Of default.
TTtsSsS%Sy rest; y. hE[ EI..,s
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call at once II they wish to save their articles.
No. ST. Pennsylvania avenue,
u Between Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
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THn WASHINGTON AND MARLBORO TURN.
PfKE.-The wrTk Of converting the old road
from this city to Marlboro into turnpike
il rapidly progressing, the workmen having
nearly reached Long Old Fields on their way
down.
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Alsxaudria AHairs.

The Gazette OF Tuesday evening says:
A LIST, purporting 10 contain the names Of
some twenty Ave Of the colored men OF this
city who voted the Conservative ticket at
the late election, accompanied by a request
that they DO remembered by the citizens, has
been LEFT at this Office for publication, but, as
II Ia stated. and upon excellent authority,
that not more than one dozen, II SO many,
In the whole city, did vote that ticket, the
list cannot be correct, and therefore cannot
be given to the public.
LAST NIGHT, about half.past two O'Clock,
Waterman Webb observed colored man
walking rapidly up West street from King,
with two bags over his shoulders, which he
dropped as soon as hailed, and ran rapidly,
pursued by the Waterman, up West street,
and though shot at four times for the pur-
pose OF hating him, he jumped fence and
made good his escape through patch Of
corn near Baggotts slaughter-house. The
bags were found to contain bacon, herring,
and wet clothes, which had Just been stolen
from the house Of Mr.. Thoms Javins, near
Clouds Mill, In Fairfax county, and were
Identified by that gentleman this morning.
Just one week ago Mr.. Javins was robbed OF
a large quantity OF bacon and shad, and II Is
supposed by the same parties who COM
mitted tho robbery last night. At the In
stance OF Mr.. Javins, warrants have been
Issued for the arrest Of five parties charged
with the offence, all Of whom live In this
city, and Of whom three, named Turner, are
white, tho other two being one-eyed colored
men, known by the names Of Brown and
Zip. Many OF the things Of which MI.
Jayins has been robbed have been recovered,
but the parties implicated In the robbery had,
up TO noon to-day, managed to avoid the
police, who are on their track,
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AocrpEsrs.AD A. 8. Nestor, OF LouiSl-
ana. accidentally fell In Tlber creek on
tuesday night, and severely injured his knee
cap. He was taken to Providence Hospital.
III. Mcdonnell was thrown from his hack
on Tuesday evening, while crossing Four
and-a half street canal bridge, and badly In
jured.
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TINTED STATES PATENT ogrIGE. -

y Wismusaros, b. O., July n, 1850.
On The PetitOn q M.nrp GsSSS nnI. 81 Wsss
estate Of William X, Croker. deceased, Rrayipg
for the extension u patent granted Y ths said
lss,. for an Improvement In Machine for hAnu-
Oh Ice oa the 18th day Of september next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension 0bisetions, dsposi-
lions, aud other papers, should be nled In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of bearing.
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TIE WASHINGTON CITY DIsPEssARY,
northwest corner of Seventh and M streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and Z. W.
Iatimer, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge TO the poor. Office hours from to
10 o. m. and 5to Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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BASE BALL.-The regular meeting Of the
Olympic base ball club will be held at Odd
Fellows Hall this evening"
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PirTsBURG will celebrate the Humboldt
centennial on grand scale.
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The COAX HALL" clothing still carries
the day as to style and finish, while the
material Is OF the best quality. A visit TO
the establishment will prove the above as
sertion. No. 400 Seventh street, opposite the
Post Ofice.
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Government Salss.
CovERsnRNr WAGONS AT PUBLIC SAIL

GOVERNMENT WAGONS AT PUBLIC SALE
Will be .ea Il sSsfis s p AiG Il ri.
Judiciary sgusre Depot. q street, On Wgphts.
PPkss S 10, ~ q A ssS EiG III
ec T,p etc 10 ssy,sry psr,culs,r, ,,a,
removed IN 1''',,,.atd ha1,; .surs1stAsp,
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BuILDiNos, DO.
B1ssiSss H.; YssSS. ~ hsis fass.
u ~. S' S q s. s.:I :.ns siss s;si &
.9S y ppsis sss.S,pS 4 Ss,mPSs pS,B
. III YOU ~ t Yam i b Il asRSs;
~ psS s ssi5ssk''
III 9ne Rssd. House. .....
tasI foa! hnsafs sf and .,r.u,,.avs fec, Iron
Terms ~ sai sip ~ pnder rrognd npows.
jysi ., Bfcy.s MAJOR and D 81 oss:r.
FRAME BuILpIsos AT AUCTION.
W II DO sold At public auction, on saturday.
fSsS he fsiISwins II Sss.
on Dslawsrs avenue. between \ and stTsets
sale . so@m,pc. a, 10 an,
sold
Ss tree, north, s,,r.sn :, Ty: y and rAir.
Termsi Cash on day Of sale F. I'D
By order Of tho ansrtermasIie, 4 sn.s.i
DiPr!y E. NJ General Br'v'' Biii,di'i q ;i;
MULES AND oUARrERMAsTER's srOREs
DEPor QrARIERsAsIsR's 0ygIcE,l
- WASHINGTON, d. c., July %. 1902.
Will be sold, at public auction, On Friday. Au-
gust 90 Commanding st 70 a. m, al AImory SQUARE,
on seyenth street, under the auperv Lion Of Captain
D ,. Thomas, N. s. K, . quantity Of CHARTER.
master's Stores, consisting In part Of
| Z Horses, I0,0Olbs asst. Iron, now,
| IS Mules, 400 lbs, Cut Nails, new,
! ITwo-hoiss Wagons, 400 feet Iron Pipe, =
| eFour-horse Wagons, O. 500 Old Horse Shoes.
| 2Ambu'ances, 80 lbs Rope,
100 Iron Bsdstesds. ios sets Harness, asst.
| St Fire Bricks. 40 yds Cocoa Mating,
with part. Of Wagons. a lsfGs iot q Toois. and
| other articles. "
Especial attention is called to this choice lot oil
Mules, as Of very superior quality.
| Terms: Cash on day OF sale,
| &c, MoRRRRAN,
Deputy auartermaster General, Brevst Bris. Gen.
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BENEFIT OF "BRUDDER Bones. THE
Virginia Mlnstrels,' an amateur musical
association OF some ropute, whose services
have been literally volunteered to various
charitable objects. now propose benefit to
"Brudder Bones" at Carroll Hall, tonight
Eph. Edwards, the popular dellneator of
Ethiopian eccentrlclties, has volunteered his
services for the occasion.
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'TYITED STATES PATENT oFPICH.


,,9p tho petition 81 hSHfSsA: Wit.P.H. y Detroit,
Michigan, praying for the extension Of q patent
and rs.rSsd On tie is!h day 81 ostoSsss isi6. and
again rcissued the 18th day Of Nay, 1855, for an
Improvement for SAVING and BdginG Clap Boards.
Is ordered that the said position be hoard at
person may appease this extension. Oblee:
lions, drposlti0ns and other papers should 10 hlsd
10 this Office twenty days before the day 81 bearing
sAHEEL y. FISHER,
jysi' sst Commissioner Of Patents,
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Mr.. CHARLES GAUTIER. Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Washington, d. C. /: regard II as my
duty to bear testimony to the great relief
obtain from the use Of your Native Wine
Bitters, after my very long continuing Sc
rious afilction. They are certainly apprc-
ciable above all other remedies by our sex,
so many of whom endure suffering from
which msn are happily exempt Observing
that your Bitters arc now for sale by all Of
our Baltimore druggists, must thank you
sincerely for thus placing them SO conve-
nlently within the reach OF myself and my
friends. Very respectfully,
E,"h MARTHA W. SoorT.
For ISLE by all druggists and grocers.
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THIRD WARD REPUBLIcAS CLUB.-A meet
ing OF the Third Ward Republican Club was
called last evening at Wlsewell Barracks, for
the purpose Of electing officers for the en-
suing six months. Owing to the slim at
tendance OF members the election WAS post
poned, and under the constitution the present
tncumbents hold over until their successors
ara elected,
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iTNTTED STETEB T1TENT 0TTT0E.

y ,wAsHIsGroN, D, q. July 10, 1859
On the petition Of JosEPH M0GoRD, OF PhiIA-
delphlA, IA praying for the extension Of q
ties;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At this
ONCE on the 18th day Of October next Any person
may Oppose this extension, Objections, depo.
siliOns. aud other papers should be hled In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
iy22-ThSw Cemmissioner Of Paisats.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsnIEGTos, ID. G., July %. 1SD
On the petition Of CORsELIUs W, VAN VLIEr, OF
TENSION OF patent granted 70 him on tho 10th day
81 Noyomher, 1850, for an Improvement In Mills
for uTlnding Coffee, &c,
i Is ordered that said petition behsard at this
ONCE on the LIST day Of NoyeubeI next Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sitions, and other papers, should be hled In this
office twenty days before the aAy, Of hearing r
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
aug3.TuSw Commissioner Of Patents
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WoMAS's SUFFRAGE AssoCIATIoS.-Th
usual number Of about twenty ladies were
present on Wednesday at the weekly meet
Ing Of the Woman's Suffrage Association In
New York-Mrs. Phelps, chairwomAn. Most
Of the hour was occupied by Mrs. Norton,
who read her essay on "Woman's Wrongs"
She closed by offering this resolution; which
was adopted;
Whereas men usurp the right, without our
sis 10 sss ar;Se. sas q X. al u sss s sas
whereas we feel ~ an unjust distribution OF
privileges to be allowed only the representa-.
ton OF ourselves In crime, and that not Iom
ss' %naP m.a ssE! oaf pss. tn.
prisons and at the criminal dock also, and re-
osivs the punishment for our crimes as well
as the compensation for our lAbors and the
credit OF our sraees,
Mrs. Blake made q short speech, severely
critlcislng the course OF Horace Greeley In
the woman's movement, and presented the
following;
reports and violent dsnuneiations to crush
the cause OF woman suffrage, Horace Ore elsy
10 false to all the philanthropie professions OF
his lie and traitor TO every pledge he has
cause Of human progress.
While the association sympathlzed with
the sentiments OF this resolution, they seemed
unwilling to have such strong denunclatlon
of Mr.. Greeley put on record, and II was ac-
cordingly tabled.
THE VoTE OF VIRGIsIA.-The following
table, compiled from the official returns for
Governor Of Virginia, gives the vote Of the
several Congressional Districts, compared
with the revised registration;
Governor ReEistrAtion,
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FI0HT AT OYSTER BAY.-About I o'clock
this morning q fight occurred at "Oyster
Bay" on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, south side,
which caused the employees to sound an
alarm, bringing to the scene Of action Officer
Liscome, Of the Second ward, and Officers
Acton, Powell, Skinner and Leech, Of the
Third ward, who succeeded In arresting
John Travis, Henry alias "Pretty" Miller
and Henry Crutchett. Travis and the bar
keeper Of the saloon, q man named New
house, we're badly cut about the head.
II appears from the statements of parties
who were present that Miller and Travis
went into the eating saloon where Crutch-
EFT and others were sitting at q table, Mil
Ter bantered some one Of the party to fght,
and was told by the barkeeper (Newhouse)
TO desist, at the same time taking hold OF
him. At this junction Newhouse was dealt
q severe blow on the head with bottle, as
he alleges In the hands Of Travis. A general
row onsued, during which Travis was badly
cut about the head.
The supplements of war" used were bot
ties and dishes, and much damage was done
to the crockery ware Of the establishment.
The parties arrested were taken to the Cen
tnl guard-house, where Miller and Crutch-
EFT deposited each ten dollars collateral, Sc
curlty for their appearance at trial this
morning. Newhouse was taken TO En-
twisle's drug store, where his wound "a bad
one) was dressed.
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