Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21
LOCAL NEWS.

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CASH uSpBE THE LANDLORD AND TENANT
lLAw-Monday Afternoon Justice Johnson tried,
under the landlord and tenant law, the Of Alr
Frank hunros AgslnHt Mrs. Mary D. Miller, to re-
cover possession OF the premises No. ali Pennsyl-
, eupied BY Mrs. Miller. Ea0-T =
Rir. samuel L. Phillips appeared for the plaintiff,
and hr. Caruni for defendant. .., .. ...... .,s
soAton Munroe, Esq, attorney pnd agent or Nr.
Frank Muntoe, the 'ovnst Of the premises, was
oslled the part Of the plaintiff and teshned that
lome time In the Su mer Of 1853 he called upon
Mrs Miller relative 10 notice 10 vaehte the prem
is.s In sspiemest, sued upon her By the then gu.r
A conversation then entucd, and Mrs. Nil or al
legged that her lease, which was annual one did
not expire until December ist .. ~
witness, as agent for htS brother, demanded
500 ss the yearly Tent payable quarterly. The
me- co nom september ist iss3. witnsSs furihsr
testified that on the 10 OF February Last, acting
as ssont for Mr., Frank Nuntoo, he gave Mrs. hi.
s pSoshSe ss Ss ssU pSd cd rs i ~
10 rnid LIST day OF December, and that about that
time he called again upon Nrs Miller and spoke
TO her II the matter ASd she then ASid her year Of
tenADcJ began 10 September and not IN December.
wines said he .e.ilsa 6es sts1tion s e the tact
stated that her tenancy began ia December and
gave a. o reason why he remembered the date,
TO Inc notice served by Mr. smith, susfdisn 'o Of
FrAnk hunroe, he twiness) had RlwayI sup
lOOdeU
On the part OF tue defence Mrs. Miller was called,
and stated thst, sc.ofding 10 her Iecoleetion, she
hsd told Mr.. Msnroe, in iss1 thst her tenancy be.
> ran IN Sept nber, nnd gave 80 reason therefor
lat rho had never catered hOuEo In cold weather,
and that 1t was warm weather when she entered
.he aoae hs EouSs ia s aud osSusd
II ever since, and paid hor rent quarterly, on the
18th OF tho several nonthl upos which the quarter
fell. Witness denie3 positiyely, that bhe had ever
told Mr. Munroe thai her )ease Terminated in De-
oembsr. 70 i1.
All bosr date on the 18th Of each month in which
the quarter ended.
MI, Mrntoe was recalled, and said he would not
thought II would be 2 waiver OF noti.s, or taken
az IA commencement OF n new lease.
the Jultlse tclgovedt that Mrs. Mile kuuwlEdged
that her tenancy eommeneed in Dec c-mbcr The
defense would DO satappoi from proslng thai it
Tie defence argued that The scesptauos OF rent
up 10 Deoember lat was the eommsneement o. a
hf to defendant waI not good one,
PlalItT argued tast " the notice was good as
SSSSs, and thS, tSp sccSptHnSe 6i s 10 M 10
that date was no waiver OF tho notice.
1ha Justice hAs lot yet !erde.od decision IN
the case,
MEBTraG- or THH sGvEsTn WARD ExENP-
TIos CLuB Txamption AsaoGlAtion Of the
ChAs. Anietson in The hair.
Mr. John II. semmes, Treasurer OF the EEIosiA-
ipeaditures OF the club, which is 10 lOlloUs! @
| .-. RECE'PTs,
| Amount received from one hundred and
nty-soTCn SubSCrtbers At 500 SAoh.,, SO, 700 90
~ JKPESDITUREs. \ -.. -.
CAsh paid ioi subsututsg....,..."..... $4,000 90
Cash psid foT rent aud sdyertispG...... lJl 65
-. @. sIs,IU7 IS
Leaving c balance in the TrssIursF'S RahdS Of
Mr.. Murtash, the FoOrotary, stated ho had ex.
amined the report of Mr.. semmes and found II TO
| mi Iu pHraaN hnt at al
hF. semmes atated that tho asaoci ,tiOn could be
,lobsd up II the nsnbers would ell consent, but
there might be soma members of the club who
were enrolled IN other wards, and who might be
hIr. G. Il, l.. Crown aEksd II drafted msa who
had received substitutes TO receive tn iF pOr
tion pro TaG with those who were not drafted.
A lengthy diseusLgn eaIusd, which .sAs psrti.
elpsted IN by hessrs. W. II. MeGinnis, w. Z. Ford,
W. j. MuFtash, - MSfhtt, Jon, Z. Havener,
and - MoWinisms. D. =
Mr.. Ford stated there woro ono hundred aud
twelve mtmbsrs OF the association, and only forty
hFs HGTo pTeseat this evening, He thought forty
hvs members could not act for ono hundred aud
It wAs finally deSd d that msmbfrs not present
could call on the Treasurer aad sst their portion Of
Alter which, The -IIsoeiAilon, By vote of ss to
!0 nRresd not to allow thdss wTo had bean drafted
And lurntshed adbs itules, 70 draw An equal por-
drafted. 0UHTarrI
NE. BE Williams moved that the AsIosiation al.
IRE, BureF Tor thslr money, when lie should AiTsr-
Use thAt II WsS rsssy fof diIIr6utlon, after the
eiy was clear Of the dIA,f, Adopted. 81 FL.
Tho A. Hocsti7n thea Ajjouraol.
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II MEETING OF TuR SEVENTH WARD BsUSTY
= FUED ASsc cCGATIoH.-1hts assooiahon met last
,, evening o. islsad Han, the President Mr.. 0. $.
0 The report UI SIR. 7emmes, Treasurer Of the
club wAH read. Tho report IS as follow;
Z Amount received nom eoiice-
= torh lnu cnnttbuE fn,''''''S!oTs! u ..,
0 .... TXPESDITUREs
. Cash paid for bounties prem
1 tuuh sud recruits .......... SI,355 90 .'
, Cash psd for srGestiug dcHeT-
B...',...,.',,..'....'''.. lC0Ol
csss RAD to drst;sd men; i,c17a
' RdyaTtitinG...... 1870 2S- ss.sO! II
= Balance IN banda Of TroAsurer.....,... 81 $50 81
n Ar, MurtAah tt4toi that he had exam ned ihS
report aud fGphd It correct and moved Il be adopt
Q ed, without referring II 10 committee, as RIr
mmes' report neesId 90 examination, lhs re-
J. MI Scmpsu stated that two inDa hal been ar,
y rested 70 deEertera aud had been rlaeca 20 th1
|, credit OF the ward, He moved thst the aSsocla
4 tion pay !he premium to the tseiiges for theI'
i MF. Nuftssh moved tn ~ the romsialnE 81, 20,
: be appropriated to furnish voluntses Tor the
e Mr.. semmes stated volunteers could be obtalaed
o BY tho ward psytn 81. o baup'y.
n I1s hpliol oil Pr ni4rtagh wGa adopted. 49,,
"a Mr' sea- neS s'stsd the ward had credit o
The stEoe alton, sitter passing vote OF thankl
II % Mt ssnmea AID StTing him three 0heors, ad
l. j0urnEd
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e An OUTRGsr.-some Of the haekmen at tbC
D sGVepth-slrCot Uhari have entered iGto eOmblnS
4 tO1l IL gioaioAOf tbe law regulating hackney
u gsr16ges, TO charge 81 iOt bhnglnga pattengtl
% ON tbs whatf to tho avenue. Thla noOnI n gen
10 tGtnan AnhGi q cUloytd hack driver what he woult
charge 20 bring him 10 this Avenue. He replied, u
n ceubi wherGupOh EcOuHtiEclly white hsesmAt
% standing BY, deliberately brat the ooloICd h,ck
~ man about the face with his whip, Rrd reed him
70 20 driyeoH without his passenger the Rssaianl
r. h0astng thst "nO niger ghOuld uudegbid white
Ia man ihsIh.' vGFal gentlemen, IN 8 rect cal
= AbJut moving oil, witntLscd the Infamous pro,
seeding.
y BAD WEATHER.-Last night about midnight
II commenced 20 storm, and rain aud good deal
{, Of enOw fell. dr2Iing rain set in ths RyTllins
IRON tho east, and the traets, and even IidGwakI
o. ARg In an hlnDst lupAssAblg condition Travel on
?, the street ears II sluW buAnCss, knd although
four horses are attached to each car they hadii
dmoult TO get along, the mud and Glush Feta
7, the progress and fEequenty throwing the ears of
tho track,