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National Republican., 1878-05-06
CoNQUBRING FIRE.
Two Successful Experiments with the Fire

Two Suc0essrul EXPERIMENT. WIN tno rHe
Annihilator.
large crowd was attracted 70 the White Lot
Saturday morning TO witness the experiments made
with the apparatus of the Protective Fire Annihi-
lator Company Of New York. The General and
District Governments were both represented. Sem
ators Dorsey and Cameron, Representatives Bur-
cherd Clahin and Blackburn, Col. Casey, and Ar
chItestS Clark and Hill, number OF army and
navy officers District Commissioner Phelps, Dem
nison and Bryan, Fire Commissioners Reed Hume
aud TAFT Chief Engineer Cronin. Assistant Engi-
neer brew, aud Representatives nom the various
Government Departments were present.
The ex pertinent Is very successful and showed
that tho apparatus IL capable Of performing all the
wonders that nave boen claimed for It. The first
test was with the stationary apparatus, erected a
burned. This building having a capacity ofiooO0
cubic feet, was partly filed with stacks OF dry
wood well saturated with coal oil aud pitch.
when the match was applied, the flames quickly
fagration had reached its height at signal from
Chief Cronin, tho stream from the apparatus,
thrown through q small hose, was applied, and In
less than uIssty seconds the hre WAS entirely ex-
tinguished.
Mile the building was burning tho stream was
directed at the lower part but II was noticed that
the gas arising extinauished the hames on The roof
The fire was 50 hot that the crowd had 70 lsIl back
they watched operations and when the Ire was
put out they attested their appreciation BY hearty
Aiter this experiment another was made with the
covered with coal oil and tar which proved as sue
CesSfll rs the first
| The experiments were made under the immedI
| ate supervision OF Mr. Charles NJ, Martin manag
| ing director OF the Protective Fire Annihlstol
| Company, and MaJor J. v. W Nandenburs, whG
| represents the company In this city.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
BASE BALL.

Tho National Best the Observation-Disclosures
uent Of the sAstor1a-Ths Roscda,e Succeed
Them In tho Lsagus-A Chailspgs 10 the
Nstional-o In the Country last satur-
day.
Tho game between the National and Excelsior,
Of Baltimore, last Saturday afternoon, resulted IN
another victory for tho "Reda" aner scven inning,
play, the standing 10 10 In favor Of our home
nine.
The game Is hardly worthy OF a detailed account
As II wasa complete wslk-ovsr for the Washing
tonians. The principal features were two fns
double plays by Houck and Wise aud Banpon and
Dallas, aud the fine catching Of Kenney. Trott the
second baseman Of the National, sprainod his ankle
the fifth inning, aud had to be taken OF the field
John Doyle being substituted for him. Malone
short-stop. and Benson, let-held OF the Excelsior
ing being especially noticeable. The following 10
summary Of the gnme.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Testing a Medium,

There was goodly attendance at sheldons
Rooms last night to witness Mrs. loves tests.
Many ballots were sent up and several tests OBJ.
tained, but the percentage OF the whole number
was small. The audience appeared to be about
half and half Of skeptlcs aud investigators Mrs.
Lowe described sprit-wiie who, came to her hus-
band In the audience bringing an infant with her.
The husband was a German and an entire stranger.
Ho acknowledged the accuracy Of the description.
He was then told that she presented a Catholic
prayer. book and showed the beads OF rosary, and
he said she died Roman Catholic. She then
said that this was also correct, that two OF her
children were still alive. Those who obtained
tssts seemed pleased and those who failed became
sided over by that pronounced skeptic, but
courteous gentleman, Hon. John NJ Thompson, Of
Pennsylvania.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
HOME AFFAIRS.
CTrY NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers In advance.
miscellaneous reading matter on third page.
Gossip for womankind' on the third page.
Court calendar and routine legal news on third
page.
ETwenty .thrco dodgers were accom- annotated IN
the station houses Saturday night.
The police made thirty .hve arrests during
Saturday and Saturday night, thirteen OF which
were "drunss."
The hole in tho street pavement Rt the north
enuc has been filed up,
III Hin, colored was arrested for the larceny Of
market basket on yesterday, aud deposited In the
second Precinct station.
"A young incorrigiblc named Frank MeiIel. who
had run away from home vas captured by Dotec'
tive McElfresh Saturday morning.
Edward Sallc colored, was arrested on ycster.
day evening about dx o'clock, and taken To the
Second Precinct station. for Indecent exposure.
The annual review and parade OF De Molay
oommandery. knights Temrlhr, Will take place
this afternoon. At stone Place near Columbian Col
lege.
AT the May meeting Of the Potomac Fruit.
Growers Association, to be held tomorrow,
Colonel Lafayette Bingham will read an essay on
"Currants."
The glass In one Of the shown indows OF
northwest. WAS broken Saturday night and guam
Saturday morning, while Johnny Van was play
Ing on o street, near North Capitol street he was
SEIZED with an apopeetlc 1T, and was taken to his
nOue On sFcct W ohtet
A number OF distinguished Masons met at the
ONCE OF General Albert Pike on Saturday, and
formed the Royal Order OF Scotland, which has
never until now existed outside of Scotland.
About halfpast eleven o'clock yesterday
morning Mrs. Maria Herbert, colored aged sixty,
.fre yssis. died suddenly at her home, $40 Third
street southwest. DIR. POuitOn. who was called in
decided that paralysis was lhe cause OF death.
Henry Demain, while undor the influence o
swampoodle whisky yesterday afternoon. ASSAULTED
an Italian named Antonio Chin. Omcer farra
arrested the belligerent, and marched him to th'
Seventh Precinct Station, where he deposited 81
for his appearance at Police Court this morning
The attention OF the police is called to the dis
orderly conduct Of q crowd OF boys which dali!
freQuents the vicinity OF Vermont avenue and {
street A stone battle Is no uncommon occurrence
and neither is q broken window. The large show
window OF OmOhundro's pharmacy was broker
yesterday for the second time.
The nineteenth annual hornl May festival o
Professor Marini takes place at his beautifu
academy on the evening OF Thursday, the 10Th inst.
when superb programms of fancy dances Will b,
presented. As Professor N. Is the acknowledged
head OF the TerIsichorean profession in the Dis
triet, his numerous friends will doubtless ayaI
themselves of this opportunity 70 show their prnc
teal appreciation OF him and his faithful probes
al
National Republican., 1878-05-06
SIMS CHAPTER.
The Dark Page Of a Days History
Two More Attempted outrssss-A German
Upholsterer HanEs Himself-Ths story
OF Mary Jschson's Baby-A hatch
Of Youthful Gamblers Caught
In . Trnp-A Chicken
Thief Cooped.
saturdays Tragedy-Iusanity Leading to
Self De Il ruc cttou.

Saturdays Tragedy-Insanity Leading to
seif-Dcstructiou.
Mr.. Herman II. wurdemann, Of the firm OF wur-
demann -, cabinet-makcrs and upholsterers,
No III Ninth street northwest, was found Saturday
morning In his shop. hanging dead by cord 1T
tachcd to beam In the roof He had evidently
used small child's chair to stand upon while ar.
ranging the cord about his neck, and had then
lying on the floor a short distance from the hang
Ing body The cord rope used was Of fine texture
like those used on lambrequns or curtains.
housekeeper for the Wurdcmann brothers. about
seven O'Clock In the morning. She had gone TO his
rom with tho intention OF awakening him. and
not finding him there she looked for him in the
tachcd TO the house where she discovered the body
She Immediately notified the brother Of the de-
ceased and Others, and inquest was held at once.
testimony was taken from Mr.. A. =. wurdemann,
Mrs Mundleton, and Daniel BallauR, showing that
the decSased has been Of ui,sound mind and in bad
htath since the death Of his wife eighteen months
ago. The jury returned verdict that the do
ceased came to his between six and eight o'clock 4
M, BY reason Of suicide by hanging. while in a
state OF insanity"
wurdemann was native Of Germany, forty
niue years Of age and had been In business In TIL,
city nearly thirty years lie has three children
two OF whom have been attending school In Balu
more. lie intended to visit Baltimore Saturday
70 see his children and II was for that reason tina
Mrs. Mundelton went to call him. Although hi
buslncss has been in very satisfactory condition
he has exhibited mental depression and An ap
prehension that he would be reduced IN want DR.
Behrends had wrlton q letter Of introduction T.
Dr. stokes, OF Mount Hope Asylum. Baltimore, In
tended for the deceased 10 tako with him in which
he doScribcs Mr.. Wurdcmsnns malady as "appre.
hensivs wandering mania"
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Mrs. Lowe, Reception,

Mrs louie N. Lowe, formerly Mrs. Kerns held a
card reception In her parlors, at the Windsor House.
on Saturday night, which, Notwithstanding the
Storm was largely attended by the personal friends
Of DR.. and Mrs. Lowe. Colonel L. c. Boudnot re-
cited the Power Of Prayer" with fine effect, giving
tho idom and accent of the poor old blind darkey
very faithfully. DR.. Duncan also gave John Hays
Little Breeches In the true Western dialect and
style Colonels Roger and Boudinot rendered
several fne songs, which were received with much
favor. Among those present were Mr. and MIS-. A. o.
MA; Judge Combs Mrs. LeSey and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Swartwout, Of New York; Mrs. Chapel
and daughter hIrs. Yates, Of South Carolina; Mrs,
Hickman Colonel Wood, Miss Williams, Mrs,
stuart, Mrs Lockman, Mr. wilkins, Mr.. Willard,
and many others,
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Another Alleged Outrage.

John Kennedy, young white man, was arrested
Dy Lieutenant Kelly last Saturday. on a warrant
charging him with committing an Indecent as
sault on little colored girl nine years Of age. The
alleged assault was committed last Thursday, at q
house near Beuniny's bridge, where the chlds
mother lives. During the absence OF tho latter from
home the prisoner entered the house aud was
making All indecent exposure Of his person, when
the brother OF the girl suddenly entered the
aud caught him. lie offered the little girls mother
$40 not to say anything about the matter, but she
refused to be bought OF, and went to the Police
Court and procured warrant for his arrest The
case will be heard before Judge Smell this morning
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Hotel Arrivals,

-. Jamen.J Moore, Now York. oim'.!ead,
Chicago: A IL Colborn, Ind Colegrovs, Mo- W II
spIIleT Va. II T Battsrgon, New York; b Q Farren,
Nd; JB bollinghani, Nass q Atkinson, Md y II
WyyllI Md; o W Boost Md; Beatty New York:
" J GarEabes Ps GassHTaSS, W% Il b Tsl;;
Hurst Mass: a Aiberts, Mass; q Mauger, New Or
ienns; r 81 Slaughter, Va NJ Howell, g A Bar
ker Conn; Y Gordon, New York; Il u WhllmOTe,
New York; Punn aud lady. New York; 3 bod
son, Va Furlh, New YORK; c Duffy, N @.
In,ps,idL-Charles Rome, New York. John W
sImOns, New York; Jesse Is Anthony Trey, New
York; Robert II Waterman and Townsend FOndey,
Albany, New York; Jacob Telfair New York; Jamss
& BaCheler, Now or leans stephen II Beasley, Mont
gouICry Ala; Clinton IL Paige, Binghamt0nt q q
Ho yard, New York; I Dillon, cityj 4 3 Lutte;
field, Kennechecki Evans, Clncinnsli oho' h n
Bray Boston, Mass; Il N Snl IT, Ga; Robert Smith;
"a: w l. Mitchell, Ga II II Ludlow, u = A; W r
Roundree, Philadelphia; Samuel d houlon, Pitts.
burg, Pa
AisiroroEVdn &C 8 Pollock, Nd; b Roche, New
York! IL II Curtis, Mass. II z Brown, Md; Eagle
head, n q d Trego W Va Miss a klcy, New
YORK Mr. Miller. Pa: IL q Shurken, Pa; = J lilll,
New York! y Dodson, Va; IL Frey, Va 7 rregO,
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National Republican., 1878-05-06
FISH WHARF.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.

Receipts on Saturday were 10000 herring C
tailors, and go shad. Herring sold at 81 pt
thousand, tailors at 50 cents per hundred, an
shad at SIS per hundred.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Youthful Gamblers Trapped.

Elisha Mumford, John @. McQuadc, Walter
Green Joseph Ware, Anthony Brooks Lee Draxton.
and Eugene Boston. coorsd boys, ranging from IL
to ~ years Of age, wero arrested yesterday about
G:3O p M, for gambling. They were in gravel pit,
opposite The Schuelzen Park, when surprised by
the officers OF tho law who were dressed In citizen
suits, and had surrounded the place. A lookout
was posted on hill near by, but did not smell a
mice until he saw Lieutenant Johnson, by pro-
cawed like crow IN his shrtcst tones, and took
the back track for home as fast as his legs would
carry him. He was the only one Of the crowd who
eScuDed.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
The Bible Society Anniversary.

A good audience was in attendance yesterday al
thu celebration Of the ftieth anniversary Of tn,
Washington Bible society, held in Lincoln Hall a
half past three O'Clock. The services were com
menOsd with q prayer, offered by Rev. A. "
PitIer d. D. A number Of appropriate hymn
were sung and Rev W. J. r. Taylor, b. D., lats
secretary Of the American Bible Society, and tn,
distinguished speaker at the centennial cxercise
OF the parvnt society held In New York and phila
dclphia In 1876 made the address
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Tho Meclilln Girls.

bill has been prepared In the case OF hechlin
against Mechlin. in the name OF the four younger
daughters, by thoir next friend, Rev. A. Fondus
steele, asking that guardian be appointed. The
answer OF Mechlin consents to a decree being made
and agrees TO Sot apart $50 month for their sup
port. IL Is understood that Mr.. A. NJ. Gangewer, o
\ street, viii De appointed guardian OF Aimee aud
Sophie and Nj. George Kent, Of East Caplto. street
AZ guardian OI Charlotte and Willie.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
The Belt Line Company's Election.

The stockholders Of the Capitol, North o street,
and South Washington Railway Company, held
their fourth annual meeting for the election OF di
rectors oil Saturday The meeting was organized
by the election Of William J. Cowing ~ chairman
and X. .. Cowing as secretary. The old board con
sisting Of Edward Temple Charles White, c. c. Clio
yer, G. A. McIlhenny. B. y Fuller, J. d. Clary, and
D. II. Warner, were reelected without opposition.
The reports Of Tie president and treasurer were
read and made satisfactory showing. Tho stock.
holders seemed TO be greatly encouraged In regard
to the future. prosperity OF the enterprise. The
road has cleared on It's Indebtedness, and It's re
ccps indicate handsome dividend for the com
ing year.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Pleasant Time at Mount Pleasant.

very enjoyable entertainment was given by the
Philomathlc Society Friday night, in the public
hall at Mount Pleasant before large and appreGia.
tive audience. The programme was commenced
with an overture by the orchestra, followed by n
recitation, The Creed Of the Bells" by y. b.
Nichols; solo, Miss Lily Freeman; recitation,
Archie Dean" Miss lOtte Brown solo, Miss
Agnes Brown. The performance WAS concluded
with recitation tableau by Misses Gem Buker,
ni0 Brown, Grace Harmon, and Mandaha Brown,
At the conclusion of tho entertainment the hall
was cleared OF all sncumbrsnGes and given up 10
dancers.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Hank Clerks Associa ton,

The annual meeting OF the Bank Clerks Associa
ton was held last Friday evening at the National
Metropolitan Bank and the following officers wsr,
elected for the ensuing term: President, H. +
Bauer; vice president, George X. Kroning; secre
tRry, II. y. Middleton. II was decided to give the
As oil previous occasions the tickets have beei
limited TO 80 and will bs permitted to be rot
81 tue boat. Many persons retain pleasant recouec
tions OF the excursion Of last year and anticipate
silnilar enjoy ment Oh the approaching one.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Tha Il. p ID u.

At the meeting Of the J. =. ID. 8. Saturday night
the following members entertained the society with
readings: Messrs. Hobbs, The Penniless Man y
Pickett, The Song Of the Shirt" Ober, Scraps
from Books" c. b. Rheem. "Artemus Wards Visit 10
the Shakers; :" Starkweather, Sam WellePs Walen-
tine" Bangs. "A Most Important Proceeding 10y
Dickens, and Noycs, Mark Twains Interview
with Artemus ward. Mr. Hobbs also made a
Will DISCUSS the question: "Res0ired, That Brutus
was Justified In killing Cesar"
National Republican., 1878-05-06
A Chicken Tnic1 Captured.

Richard Neal. colored chicken thief, was ar
rested at Ave o'clock yesterday morning by ofilcer
Hobbs, at the corner OF Thirteen.and.a-half
and streets northwest, having in his possession
seventeen chickens. Neal was struggling with two
colored men when the oificer came up. These men,
tsined some Of their chickens had chased the
thieves, but one OF them escaped. One OF the
clored men named Smith, residing on K street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, identi.
lied seven OF the chickens Us his property.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Attempted Outrage In Uniontown.

Saturday morning an attempted outrage In
Uniontown which occurred the night before, was
reported to the police. The facts As reported are
that whio white woman, named Gertrude Christ.
mond was passing along Jackson street. near Pierce,
on her way home about nine o'clock, she was
seized by an unknown colored man, who attempt
for help which brought some citizens W her aid.
Her assailant who escapsd Is described a. tall
stout and very black.
National Republican., 1878-05-06

wnDoRs COMPOUND OF PuRR Con LIyKR on AND
LIME.-Ihe advantage Of this compound over the
plain Oil Is that the naschtlng taste OF the OIL IL
entirely removed, and tho whole rendered entirely
palatsble. The offensive taste Of the OIL has long
ncted As prominent objection to It's use but In this
certificate, might be given here TO testify to the ex
celence and success OF "Wilbors Cod Liver OIL and
Lime" hut the fact that II Is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty II sufficient For sale by A.
b. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, aad By all druggists.
neglect will soon ruin thcin. BE wise In time.
Clean them daily with THUR5Toss IVORY PEARL.
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dentrihce known.
Il will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound. will harden the gums. sweeten
tho breath. and prevent toothache. Sold by all
WELLS sMACHINE-SrREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT.
ERs are stu the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy; pracscs It by
renovating your soilcd gloves with Jouyrs's Iso.
pERous KID GLOVE CLEAssER. Price 2j cents per
bottle
Anz you bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &of Are you dys
pcptc, nervous, dull aud languidH Averse TO all
saertion. Is your life misorsbleH You require u
blood. Take QuIRKs IRISH TEA, the great mouse
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. Sold BY all
druggists, cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh, dry and stint Does Il refuse
to curlr Dress It with ThoNPyos's PoNApE Orrmk
An oleaginous compound OF singular merit I,
will improve it. Sold by druggists. 10. Price rs
and 10 conu per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
A~usS,nsnNa

Amusements Tonight
:. NATIONAL THEATRE-Grand Italian Opera
oPrRA.HousE.- Musical and Literary Entertain
ment,
THEATRE CoNiauL-Jafs Budd and . new Va
riety Company.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Marriage Iiosnses.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage IL
censes 10 the following applicants:
John william Cline, OF WlllIamsport Nd, and
Katie Myers, Of DOwnsyle, Md.
J. r. Mangum and Martha V, Brown, both Of
Prince Georges County, Nd.
j. II, Cooper and Lizzie Robinson.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
eAMEs ELSEWHERE SATURDAY.
EORG ETOWN NEWS.
TRINITY CHURCH MIssIoN.

TRINITY CHURCH MISSION.
At Trinity Catholic Church yesterday morning
the mission services were continued. Solemn
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Murphy,
Father Casey, deacon, and tho Rev. Father
Tongue, sub.deacon. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. Father d. a. Mcguire. At night tho
same divine preached q most eloquent sermon
from the subject "Reiurl Of the Prodigal Son, to
all audience composed exclusively Of mon.
THE hoy EVANGELIST.
At the Dunbarton Street NJ. L. Church yesterday,
at Il o'clock tho services were conducted by the
Rev. Richard Norris. pastor OF the church. assisted
by Rev. Thomas Harrison, The Boy Evangelist" 3"
At three O'Clock the services were conducted BY
Mr.. Harrison, aud consisted of singing, under the
direction of J. Henry Wilson. and an eIhortAtion
by Mr.. Harrison: AZ the evening services. which
woro conducted by Mr.. Harrison, the church was
packed: He delivered most eloquent cxhortation
and quite number presented themselves at the
nltar Tor prayers These mestings will be con-
tinucd for two weeks.
FISH WHARF.
Receipts on Saturday were 10000 herring, GOO
thousand, tailors at 50 cents per hundred, and
shad at SIS per hundred.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
P.H. Owens, Baltimore, Nd; James X. Grimes
Cincinnati, Ohio 5. Lattimore, Providence, X. l
John C. Monroe. New York J. Chandler, Balti.
more, Md; II. Chatleld, Va, are among the guests
at the West End Hotel
Yesterday morning Alice Jett, aged three years
| daughter OF Mr.. william II. Jett residing on High
near Water street. wandered away from home and
Springs, about one mile and half above George
| town. She was restored TO her parents.
Wednesday evening next the grand visitation tc
Decatur Lodge No. 0, Knights Of Pythias, will take
place. The Grand otcers will be escorted from
Washington by tho uniformed drill corps of the
| order
National Republican., 1878-05-06

"Who," said Mr.. Peter Mitchell, member
Of the Canadian House of Commons, to the
membss who wore trying to choke him of
"who brayed there ?" 1T was an ocho, retorted
q member, amid yell OF delight.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
EXCELSIOR.
NATIONAL.
Totals. -. IS II n is I Totals.....

The Astoria have disbanded, and their place In
the amcteur lcai,ne has been filled by the Rose
dale II IA proposed that the latter shall nke the
games arranged for the Astoria, but no dchnite
action has been taken a. yet. y .
proposition has been received from the mid
shipnen Of the Naval Academy at Annapnlis, Nd,
asking tho National to come down and play them
a game next Saturday. As negotiations are pend.
ing for game with the Athelc,ics on that day, no
answer has yet been returned TO the challenge.
The new grounds Of the Eagle DaSe Ball Club
will be formally opened tomorrow afternoon, Al
hnlfpast four O'clock. with game between the
Peabody Club. of Baltimore, and the Eagle OF THIS
city The scene OF the contest Is near the terminus
of the Columbia street railway, and persons dcsir-
OF witnessing ths game should take car at tho
corner of Fifteenth street and New York avenue
and the cars run every Ave minutes, and the trip
Is made In about half an hour, there should be q
large attendance. DAILY, the celebrated earned
pitcher plays with the Peabody, and, as the Eagles
have made important changes in their nine since
the game with The National last wednesday, q line
exhibition may be expected.
GAMEs ELSEWHERE SATURDAY.
DEMONSTRATIONS, s; Doston,C.
UTICA. y. I.-Ui!cas, > Duihlos, j. Ten innings
were played. when tho game was called on account
OF rain.
AMHERST, MAss.-sprngfelds, .; Amhersts,l.
MANCHESTER, N H.-Crickets, I; Aanchesters, o.
CINCINNATI. 1; Milwaukee,. ].
LYNN, MAs.-Live Oaks, 10; Aleghanys, !.
New BEDFORD. MAss.-iornells. 4; New BED
fords, O.
National Republican., 1878-05-06

IN California recently greenbacks have been
purchased with gold coin at a premium of five
cents on every II 900 in notes 1t is cheaper to
send Treasury notes by express than gold coin.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Kenl Entate Transfers.

Otis BiGelow Of al. trustees, to J. W. Harvey fUl
Si75 lots II aud lS square l57; J. g. Kennedy to G
II. l.. COwes for 81 $50, lot 26 square 5IO; William
b. Lord, trustee 10 Arthur Macarthur for 5000, lo
0 Snuare III,