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A l. E X A n u K ] A .

AID PoR THE ORPHASs.-R. Snowden, ,Jr.
this morning received from e. Q. TOmpkins, OF
Richmond, managing director OF the associa.
ton for the benefit of the widows and orphans
OF the southern states, a check. signed by Henry
A. Wise, president, for three hundred dollars rs
an additional contribution from that association
for the benefit OF the inmates OF the orphan
asylum OF this city.
GBkELEY AND BROWN CLCB.-At a meeting
called for the purpose of organizing a Greeley
and Brown club, at HarlOw's build ng last night
ABOUT twenty-five persons were present. Or
IandO Wood was called TO the chair, and g. W
Williams appointed secretary. On motion of A.
81. Nedderburn. committee OF five was ap-
pointed to prepare constitution aud set of by
laws to govern permanent organization.
The FOOT FISHERY.-A man named John
Sander; on, who had written To w. l.. Whipple
OF New York, for box Of an advertised specific
cure, received this morning, per express, q. o.
ID. Sif, box. which on being opened, wa
found to be filed with a worthless powder. He
at once applied to Jultice Beach, who attached
the money in the hands of the express agent
Gd<eue, last eUeniHg.
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q EORG EFT q " N.

FALL oY Ma FROM M-sTEaX.y BRlDGE
Yesterday afternoon All inebrlatel Individual.
named Ahdasw n!aEey' ia attempting to eTVSs
the M-street bridge over Rock creek, slipped
ami iell a diiSance o. twenty-five teet, laudin 2
at the foot of the sbuimept. lie was iIse nsj BILE
anu DIR. RitcE1e was summoned. who pronounced
his spine someSY hat in iuTed after which the I'M
fortunate mau @yaS conveyed to his bE0ther-irl-
law s house, orr near \ street, WsshiE gton.
HINTS FOR AAsCFACTUREgs.-Cl IS
SnperHuous GOgs are mace up into glue. e e9rge-
town could tuTnssh dogs enough to make glue
fer the country, END thelhaye a hundred OF, TWO
let over. Let's have 3 glue factory by all
means.
The WEEKLY GOAL TRADE.-The reeeiIts
and shipments OF coal hy the different coal
9npanies this week estimating to- morrow are
as fellows: Borden Aining Company, receipts
S,20U. and shpmc mt. 4, $50 tons; Agnew' wharf
receipts, 200, and shipments, $40 tons; RAYS
docks. receipts, 4,1O0, and shipments. s. tons.
Consolidation Company, receipts, 5,37I, aud
ShiDJDG nts, 5,.gS tons CHE tEaSie has not been
Cery hTisk this week ewing ts the continued
scarcity OF SchGoners aud the lack OF labOrers
Oa the SGal vharves. Qu;te a number OF loaded
hoats are lying in the caGal waiting to be un-
io@!ed. 1T Is represented mat ordinary laborers
caE MAKE - per day at tie coal WSlarves.
SCEsTI-CK.-A laborer On Sherman's coal
wharf, named VIM. Burrs. vas overcome by the
heat yesterday. DIR. T. Ter wSs sent tor at once,
and Or his arrival restoratives were applied, and
the Nan was sent TO his residence, on Bridge
street. He was improving to-day.
SHIPMENT OF FLoUR.-The steamer John
Gibson cleared for New York this morning,
taking out 500 barrels OF -four, shipped from this
city.
A "HRFTY" CAPTURE.-The poundrasst
made a RAID on the CANNES in the western sec
ton OF the city yesterday, but succeeded in cap
turing only one little cur. Residents of the
vicinity mentioned say that at night the dogs
troop forth in large numbers, and, by their
barking, yelping and bowling, "murder sleep-''
If the pounGmaster will only make a night raid
on the ours, he will capture more than he can
carry in several trips of b:s wagon. From mid
night till after day break they swarm, and con-
stitute an intolerable nuisance.
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Condensed I.secJs.

H1rrer's Weekly for July q received from !.
e. Parker Is SondeTfully rich ia political car
tOons by Mast.
Mr. James Butler, whose meme was on the
list OF delegates to the Ordvzy-Le Barnes
Reddy WEIGH convention Yesterday says his
name was used without his authority.
Deputy Attorney for the District y. III. Miller
yesterday caused a warrant % be issued az ainst
Dan. Bryant, o. the minstrel tnS7pe, for giving
entertainments at Lincoln Hall without the re-
quisite license.
y. W. BETcheu, grocer, 1882 T street, in a pa
triOtiC and philosophical way, e beh alt of the
nation, the public. and himself. has reduced the
price OF teas p per cent to COnf9Tn to the tariff
reduction. See mis- AL.
Mr.. Edward =. Bradley, of the -stenOgraphic
frmOT CiepLaEe < Bradley, wa married -
Mrs Pauline &. Ever, of this city, at the Uni
tartan church Yesterday. Mr.. Bradley and wife
sail for Switzerland tomorrow on three
months tour.
Yesterday afternoon, whilst the steamer Ex-
pres was taking OF board party Of exc IrsiOn-
lists AZ GuiuauG.s wharf, boy nSEed Robert
CIumV ieli oil the wharf, but was iJTtUnate.v
rescued ~ young nan nsm med JAS. Crawford,
who jumped overheard and held CTEmp above
water until a boat came to their assistance.
During the high wind last ght sOEze heating
overs used by the tiuEeTs employed Gu Shep-
herds row we're GiscOvered TO be blaZiEg bright
". threatening the destruction of the Ia ldlngs.
Officer Mar got on the roof by mearS CT a lad
der, anu threw them to the ground Ii Us pre-
venting a cOHtagratiOn.
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THE CWRYS.

SGPCTS- TEEN, Js@gc TTa lph;>s,y--To-tiav
DCwHius 1gt. Katie Wise; eft,sr Ts:ifying second
report OF special au titor. aud overrU ing eXcep-
toBS. Ri3ey sgt- GOOdali; judgment ,,v default
Msttifei- agt. leNauCtr; juGymesi. con.esse 1.
o,IaCDaSl Egt. O'DOHaeii, order continuing
case fo- ten DAYS, ana leave for ,sff en- LIANT to
ta4s testimony. Beech cgt- Beech; decree Of
divorce, with aiim0uy. Lstbrop asc. LAthroP:
oTsleT gfs-ntlDg leave &c smend bali Long agt.
Iessry; drcree setting ase deed OF trust Stoke IS
* Morrison agt. Plant a. Son: ydtunent hy
GStaTlt LouCk - al. agt simmons ct a.; decree
making IL junction perpetual. TiRh-nan ct Al.
agt. Tll9 man et al; o. te- confirming report of
ussfee -iIssl. Courtney sgt. Conrtrey; order
reference to y. y. johnson t. take testimony
Barton, agt Green; oraer asTsissiug bill for
want OF prosecutor. Brown act. W ri ct al:
order s!ascharsing rule aRd dIsIsissilg bill at
COc0platnEnt's costs.
PoLIck COURT, JUdss SseZ.-To Gar, Michael
ho| cry, drunk and prOiaae; -. Merry Quig-
ley, same offence; -. Ceiis Wilson.-Sarne: -
{. ". HAYES, same; -. Edward Alen garo-
age gathe-er, charged with failure 81 remove
socle carriage ar a hoase on 18Th. street; hneG
Il. iAliec. said the material 80 be removed WAS
ashes, which he Thought he-Sas not required to
IeSaove.l Thomas Hiii, cOle-ed, CHARGED with
engaging N an afiras: =. John fLordOn,
charged With assault and battery en- Charles
aih-ifIery. The latter parJy dad not appe At
ana a stGG~ IfOSeyli wac entered la Ia case.
Wafer ba-iOn, ASSAULT and satterV "a Mary
Morton, CelG red; -. Ida AM ! cane aItS Rob't
Williams, Two small bows. CHARGED With Sealing
So csstS from the till OF a shOp into whlol they
had cfept il the temporary absence ~ TIN.
owner; reform school. MaTths..Emi a "a e1Vv-
built and athletic young woman, charged with
assault and battery on Armi~tgr. Arui>t~S Il a
nOllC p-CS, Es0Eru Waters. ASA J and Ia. g. ~
on Sarah Waters, his wife; s. &Id costs Las
Barry, assault and battery Oh Budget lazy.
SO and costs. Joseph Burns. charged with -
ssult auS batte-v on John ". Lawrence: S5t nd
costs. George ". CLARK, assault and battery III
George III. Fillmore; - and costs.
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CLOSE OF THE BALrINoRR SoaRuTzrN
FEsT-Prises 10 Wdshingtonidns.-The annual
festival of the Baltimore Schuetaen Society,
which CONNIE need on Monday, closed last even
Ing, and may be considered one Of the most sue
cessfnl OF late years. The distribution OF prizes
TOOK place yesterday. Much interest was felt in
tne award OF shooting prizes, and the occasion
ennvened by speeches by President Lem
woI PRESIDENT of the Washington Scheutzen
society; for ring target shooting the prizes
ssao ~. gold medals, vaiued In the aggregate at
Ehtn, william Fendner, and seventeenth, X.
HeInsh, both of this city. For bulls eye target,
on nand, wnnout res, the prizes in all amounted
marksmen again were Messrs. Heunsh and
Fendner. For bulls eye target at rest the nri
amounted TO $500 IN greenbacks, and anon ? the
Seller; and 10th. L. A. Heunsh, all OF this c,tv.
The shooting during the festival was unusually
good.
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The Dcrk Complexion Of the Great Expounder
accounted Jor-A Combination o. Negro, Indian
and Caucasian.
On his paternsl side, as is given in full in his
"Life," by Curtis, he came from the Websters
OF Hampton, among the earliest settlers OF that
town. OF his maternal ancestry less is said.
We are told that his mothers maiden name was
Abigail EsTtman, tailoress OF Salisbury. But
whence came she? The late DIR. Nye, of Sails
bury, was much interested in the history OF that
town, and has left papers detailing the genealo-
gy of some of The families. From one OF these
papers we quote: "a Miss Eastman, a young
lady Of Welsh descent, was cOurted and had a
natural son by n muattO man, who ran of, or
died, before the birth of her child, who bore the
pane of his mother. The boy grew up to man
hood, and married a half Indian girl, whose
father was q white man, and reared up a family
of EastmaBs, from whom Miss Abigail East
man. the mother OF Daniel and Ezekiel Web
ster, and all the Eastmans of Salisbury had
Their origin. 1t was very common in the early
settlement OF Salisbury and Amesbury for the
inhabitants to marry Indian girls. The char
acteristics are very visible to this day among
their descendants" We supply this omission
TO keep history good. 1t is in favor of miscege-
nation more than any other fact within our
knowledge. DIR. Nye will be remembered by
some otthe elder people, and nobody will doubt
his authority, which, possibly, even now would
be capable Of proof from the old records. 1t
will account for the complexion OF "Black
Dan."-Ames6ury( Noss.) Journal.
EDITH O'GoRMAN, the Escaped Num-" is
again in trouble. III she did not escape from a
CoANt NJ III tnt III place, anu people are WICKED
enough to say that she never saw the inside of
one, she certainly has had enough of escapes
recently to entite her to some distinction. At
ST: Paul, Minnesota. she escaped from the
hotel without paying her bill. She has ..es-
capped from her observation-disclosures faclicy in the
use OF his fist is said to be more scientific than
pleasant-seversl times, and now she has ''es-
caped' from San Francisco, it is believed for
Salt Lake City, leaving behind her a libel suit
and certain little matters that needed her atten-
non we regret to say 1t is stated by q San
Francisco paper that she carried away with her
50 eoodly sum of money, obtained by sensation,
from the most credulous of Over-credulous audi
ences."-Bultimore Gazette.
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G-A little boy accosted his papa thus: "Papa,
are you growing still?'' Ono, dear; what makes
you think SOP" because the top OF your head
to coming through your hair" = .
~ Many business places in Springfield, o.,
are infested with white mice, which seem to be
propsesting rapidly, and are likely 70 run out
the gray animals of that race. A year or two
ago, these little fellows were kept in some stores
as pets and curioeities, and they are now becom-
ing 50 common that cats are in demand.
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nenterprising Hoosier has started steam
chicken factory, with q working capital OF about
i've thousand eggs. At bis first "baking" he
Matched out four birds, and roasted ell the rest
OF the eggs.
1A curmudgeon Of q bachelor says that II
you nand q lady newspaper with scrap cut
out OF ~ not line of IL will be read, but every
BIT OF interest the paper possesses is centred in
nndins out what the missing scrap contained.
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TIE New York money market was witaeut
any great change yesterday; call leans continued
atO and per cent, while commercial paper
passed n 7,per cent. Government bonss
were Quiet and irEl, and the stack maFketEsez
SSeas except in Pacific mail
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The New Water Main.

The TOKE TO Pc COMPLETED WITHOUT E--LAY.
General BabcOck is after some OF the v ater
main contractors with a sharp stick on account
OF their delay. He has notified Strong q Co,
the contractors for laying tie 2O-inch nc All in
the eastern part OF the city ard on New Jersey
avenue, that unless they pro- eed with the work
more vigorously he will, in tE-ee days, take il
from them and give il 10 some enc else. He E9s
also notified Emmert, Dunbar * Co., the cen
tractors for laying the upper portion adjoining
the reservoir. that unless they finish their
part Immediately he Will enforce the penalty
cited ia the contract, Of one dollar a day
for each piece Of pipe or special casting
not In place after the time fixed, which has al
ready expired; but a. they did the other portion
OF their wo-k very satisfactorily an5 promptly.
the General he's been disposed to deal lenently
wi,h them, bat his patience now a. become
exhausted dc knows how badly tie people of
Washington are wanting the increased supply,
and Is determined that the delays OF contractors
shall not pTOl0ng that want. There are but a
few sections o. pipe 20 lay at the reservoir to
complete the connection, but the work has not
been pushed forward ss rapidly as il might
have been, on account of the other contracts in
various parts O. the city held by the contractors.
As slTea y stated In The STAR, the new main
is filed frsm Foundry branch, above George
town, 20 18th street in Washington, the supply
IN 1t being brought down the grade GrOm
the reservoir BY the old mains. As
castings above mentioned shall pc put in the
supply will be direct from the conduit, and TIE
pressure of water Of course much greater. Tie
wafer will not be turned OF the city again &c
make the connection between the new mair aud
the conduit, IL having been determined 10 fill
the lower half OF the new reservoir and supply
the city therefTOm through the old mains while
the new GRE il being connected with the conduit.
1t will take about twenty hours to make the con-
nection, and during that time there will be
plenty Of water in the city from the reservoir,
though IL will not be good fo- drinking or cook
ing purposes, as the new reservoir has not been
comp lsted, and, upon being filed at first, the
wster will be muddy. After making the connec-
ton the supply will come direct from the con-
duit, and be much greater than ever before. Due
notice will be given as to when the connection
will b. made.
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Coon FEELING AMONG TIE SIXTEENTH DIS
TRICT REFU BLICAEs-The regular republic
cans of the 10th district met last night at Pabsts
Hall. New Jersey avenue, ;. II. Williams in
mary election on the 3lst instant to elect dele
gal IS to the convention to nominate a delegate
IN Congress Messrs. r L. Brouner, ID. Hen
son, and VIM. Fee were appointed by the chair
TO select candidates TO submit at future meet
ing a. delegates to said con vention. Mr.. y. For
dan submitted resolutions, which were unani-
mopsiy adopted, heartily ENDORSING Grant and
Wilson, AID pledying support only TO the reyu-
lar republican Nominees, and that this princi-
pie viii govern our action in the approaching
election in tAe District Of Columbia. The ex-
ecutlVe COMMITTEES was authorized to select
candidate for delegate to the Legislature, and
report 10 the next meeting of the club.
Alter the adjournment of the meeting the
fIiencS OF NT. =. ii. Williams procured the ser
vices Of the National band and proceeded to
MI William house and hOnored him with a
seTenade. After some choice music by the
band Mr.. David Henson made a speech, ex-
planning that they had called 70 show their ap-
prevail " MIR. Williams action in withdrawing
as Candidate for ::he House OF Delegates from
u al district, being satisfied "a ~ the purity OF
MS i:,otyesj and that he was actuated sci@lV by
desire for the harmony OF the party. Cheers
were here given for Mr.. Williams. and in re-
sponse, be said that certain of his friends found
some fault with the course he had pursued. but
That he could assure them that In what he had
done he had been prompted solely by a desire
the party that had the grandest and most glo-
rlous record OF any that had ever existed. He
concluded by warning his friends against the
tnsidiOus advances of the Greeleyites. He
thanked them for the honor rendered him, and
at the conclusion was loudly cheered. Remarks
were made by Messrs. Mcknight, ForIan
Flynn and Robertson, after which all hands
were invited ii 10 partake of a collation..
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THE BANK PEN.
We h.r: ir !; rsss,y,S 'g9s,s q sY y,

We have lust received 9 supply Of our
CkLEBkATED BANK PEN,
whiCh IL now pronounced by Bankers, Merchants,
aud every body hayiIs i writing 20 do to
be one Of The best Pens nov made. Price, 81 50 per
gross, and sent by mail to any address free Of
postage. ss' = =
RICHARD h MOHUN Il CO..
iel1u 1918 P-nnsyivsnis avenue.
LIMITED STATES patent OFFICE
~ fs-st WAsHIssToN, d. @ :, july 3, 1874
On the petition Of SAN RI l. HILL, of Brock
IL l n. ID New York prAyin Tor the extension of A
patent granted to HIM or The 18th dag Of October
las and ressued on ;hs 6titay If March, 1857 for
ar imrroyemenJ IN srei ling Blocks:
IL 10 ordered that the testimony in the case be
CLOSED tbs 9th day Of Sept mber next: that the
time FOR Hing arguments and tie Examiner erprt
he limited 90 tine 2stb day of september next, and
the ssif petition be heard on the 18th day Of Sep
tenI,f-T next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
jyli-ths n. D.LEGGETT, Com missioner,
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CIT TIE NJ =

DR.. WHITE, ChiropediSt, treats Corns, Bun
ions, Club and IngrOwing Nails, &c. without
pain, So the patient can walk with ease imme-
diately. Operating rooms, SIS 18th ST., opposite
U. s. Treasury.
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PATENTS TO OvR CirIzEss.-The Commits
sioner OF Patents has just Issued patents 20
citizens Of the District as foIiows:-To Chas. III
Watson, for a seeding machine; Joseph ID.
Barnes, for n truss; Andrew q. Bradley, for
operating tan-trenlolos for organs; and to Am
wings.
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Webster's Pareuta-e.

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hemplsr, nsar * street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-19

CHRoNos.-A splendid assortment OF fine Ger
man chromos for one dollar received at Prigg's
dollar jewelry store, No. 45 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between and 9th streets.
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LOCAL NEW S.
Exe.rSiops Pie.Nfes. d,

ENcar~iOns, Pie-Nfes, &C
Daily excursions to Mount Vernon on the
steamer Arrow.
Marshall Hall Pavilion, enlarged and re-
fitted i LOW open tor gusts
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT-FdU IF a Baby from. a
TkUG-StgTy via 0U.-A child about eighteen
months old, the infant son of Mr.. William Par
ker, fell from the third-stOry window Of the
residence OF the family, on q street, between
sth and 9th streets, about daybTeak this morning.
Ar. Randall Reeves, private Waterman, Who
saw the occurrence, thought 10 was a pillow
which had fallen from the window, but on ap-
preaching discovered that il was child.
The family was aroused, and were terribly
shocked at the sad affair. IL appears that the
little one had been sleeping with its parents in
a bed next the open WINDOW, and getting rest
iess h7f tumbed or crawIed over its father and
mother without awaking them and then rolled
out OF The open window. falling on the hard
ground below. DIR. u. II. Bushnell was at once
louneu. ara u IN attendance on the little suf-
ferer. The only external mark of injury IL n
bTulse over one eve, but the child Is Vomiting
blood and appears to be in great PAIN IL il feared
II has sustained internal injuries which wiz
cause its death.
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a WOMAN > LIFE SAVED BY A D0G.-Wed-
nesday afternoon as Mrs. W. G.. Woodruff was
IN her ward near the race track She saw mad
dog making toward her, evidently DESTROYS OF
making an attack. Being some distance from
the house, too far in fact to reach the door be-
fore the mad Cog could seize her. the affrighted
lady though of her own faithful dog which she
called TO her assistance. Hearing the screams
and call of her mistress, the dog with an al ac-
rity which seemed to spring from a conscious
nesSof impending danger, bounded forward In
afed beast was about to seize Mrs. Woodruff.
Now ensued a conflict between the two dogs
which lasted two or three minutes, enabling
Mrs. Woodruff to get into her house and shut
the door. II was doubtful which would prove
the mastery, when n c0iored man came to the
scene of conflict. Nosooner had he neared the
dogs than the rabid one attacked the colored
man, who, having picked up fence rail, de-
difficulty he kept clear OF the dog, which en-
deavored to spring upon him, but was finally
felled to the ground and then killed by the col
ored man. Mrs. Woodruff faithful animal
was badly bitten and considerably worsted,
though it had saved the life of Its mistress.
Yesterday this dog gave evidence Of hydrophO-
bia, and IL was found necessary to kill the AMI
nal, which had saved a human being from a
horrid fate.-Ncshriue tTenn.l Union, July Is.
TIE TWEED TRIAL.-The so-caiied trial OF
Tweed and the other alleged plunderers Of New
YORK, which has been In progress some days at
Albany, was really an array Of counsel on both
sides before the supreme court Of the state to
argue the right Of the attorney general to bring
suits against the defendants. The theory of the
prosecution Is that the taxpayers and common
atty of New York cannot sue the county to re-
cover, and that the right belongs to tho state
through its attorney general to institute pro-
eeedings. The argument was closed yesterday,
and the decision reserved until September,
when perhaps another highly interesting tech,
nical question OF some sort wiz be filed for ar
gument.
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eDkckEk OF DIvoRcB.-To-day, in the Equity
Court, Judge Humphreys made q decree Ill
vorcing Eliza ;. Beach from the bonds of IN at-
rimony with Eli Beach. Petitioner states that
her maiden name was Eliza s. Crawford, aud
that she was married TO defendant in A1gnst
1s69, and remained with him until March fsTO''
when she LETT him on account OF cruel tat
ment, and she charges that he Committed adni
terry with one Jennie Stevens. Mr.. Hino an
peaIed for petitioner.
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CIVIL RIGHTS IN RESTAURANTS, Ice CREAM
SALooSs, BARBER SHOPS, &C.-The new act
governing the conduct of restaurants, ice cream
saloons, barber shops, &C., passed at the recent
session OF the legislature, goes into effect to-
row. The act requires that keepers OF such
places shall display cOnspicuOusly in their places
OF business scale of prices to be charged for
articles or services, and provides penalty OF not
less than so nor more than $50 for failure 10
do so. Any proprietor OF any such place of bust
Ness for refusing 10 sell TO or wait on any re-
spectacle, weiEbehaved person, without re-
gard 10 race. color, or previous condition of ser
Situde. or refusing, under auy preteSt, to serve
any well-behave.i respectable person in the
same room, and at the same prices, a. other
Well behaved and respectable persons are served,
shall be d-ehed guilty OF a mi>demeanor, aud,
ufSn conviction, fined SiG8 and forfeiture of
lice nse; and u shall not be lawful for the Regis
ter or any other officer OF the District of Column
bis, 10 issue "A license to any person who 81 all
have forfeited his license under the provisions of
this act until period of one year shall have ex-
pred under such forfeiture.