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Ne" DoonS
THE NEW HYMNAL, accordingt, the mo- ~ ..
Protestant Fpiscnpal Churcfi fin tl,e f +, hs
States Various styles OF binding 4oc Dc., ' ac
THE LEADERS OF PUBLIC OPINION N ,pr
LAND. BY We. q. LEcKEYsN A. si'7s INK
DEsCHAUELS NATURAL PIiILoSopiry
Translated by EVERETT. Three parfs 80 ea. n.
THE LITTLE MoORLAND PRINCESS. fRs r,t
author Of 1.-THE Old Mansclls Secret i, =.
TRAVELS BOUND THEWORLD. Bya I1r. si '.o'
THROUGH THE LOOKISG-GLASS. 4 $500 G3,
juvenile. By the author Of "Alice's Idren,n..oaii
In Wonderland. Sc. ics
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOrnUUs OF rKw ADVERTISEMENTS
ORpERa received ITO arrived for champagne by
Thomas nuasen.
THE New York Republican Association will
meet IA uriay evening.
sEr the advertisement Of tho Sherman house,
Chicago, In to-dAy's Issue.
A nxxrno Of the Washington oity Hibsrpian
Society will be held this evening.
wn A. PooR has Wisconsin lands for sale or
exchange.
wusoS woopsoS, wine merchants, Nos.
q and o. Beaver street, New York.
An sightrOom house, with all the eonve-
niences.
A rHRrrsroRT and basement brick house for
sale
A NEW VRAnE DWELLING for sale.
A TwosroRY frame dwelling for sale.
A rHREEsruRN pressed brick front dwelling
for sale.
Tar Maryland Republican Association will
meet this evening.
A en- icE Of six new two story brick houses
for sale cheap.
JoHN NJ. You've, IT,, has large stock Of hne
carriages. -,-
A rErruo OF the Republicans Of the TWenty.
hrrt district will be held this evening.
WV. I. WALL a Co, auctlonecrs, VIII SELL
on TuosIAy, February 10, at ~ o'clock, a. m,
aud evening, at O'Clock, at No. 1879 ' street,
between Thlrtsenth and FOurteenlh, the entire
effects Of Smiths art gallery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

not His communication was made from The
papers submitted TO him, and aid not know
whether II was all OF not. Knew Riley A.
shlnn he was doing work IN Georgetown;
the papers did not make an exhibit Of the
work he was doing. Had no papora b.
which he could make an estimate Of the
water mains laid. Could not tell exactly
when tho laying 81 the wood pavement on
Fourteenth street was cOmmencud. There was
a contract now In course OF preparation for
the paving OF q street. between Seventeenth
and Twehty.second streets. There was no
contract for paving y street. Thought the
contract for paving q street was slgned by
]. G. Evans. The contract for Madison
place was awarded to John o. Evans. Did
not know whether the gentlemen were re-
lated or not.
NJ. Cotton. He was assistant engineer OF
the board.
Mr.. Crane said that Me-. Shepherd bad sent
a letter 10 the committee, showing the work
that had been done under the old and new
board, and the Fourteenth street work did
not appear In either and tho contract
amounted to about e70 900. LWE
Mr.. Chandler said the board would turn
Themselves inside out for the memoriallsts
and see that nothing had been overlooked.
Thccommlttee then I'D ourned until Wednes-
day Of merit week. ' ~ 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
LATEST.
rmE VIEW PETITION.


We give below the list OF slgners TO the pc
tltion presented in the Senate afcw days
ago. Il will be seen that there are one hun
aired and ninety. eight names, some OF which
are duplicated. In laying II before the Sem
ate. Mr.. sumner gave the following epitomo
Of the complaints
81 nr,sent the memorial Of citizens, residents
and pr1perty. holders In the District OF Coium-
m t,tne two hunslred In number, every one Of
wb1n. UNDERSTAND, lives In his own house, IN
which they set forth the anxiety and alarm
with which they regard the large increase Of
Iebt on the part OF the District government
They say that The property Of the msmorialists
viii be held accountable for thsas debts, they
viii be mortgages upon their property, and
worse than mortgages, IN thlsi that they viii
take priority over All other mortgages OF how.
ever old date. They ask permission 70 call
the attention Of the Senate 10 the acts and res
olutions Of the Legislative Assembly At its hTst
session, which accompany the memorial, and
which show the extent 10 which the property OF
the District, as they say, has been mortgAged-
indeed 70 the amount o. e., OOo,o0J, constituting
one sixth Of the value Of the whole District OF
Columbia These memoriallpta set forth these
Important nets aud Invoke the assistance Of
Congress 10 protect them against what they rof
gard as an abuse. They do not suggest any
special romu,ly, but they state their case, and
AK for II tho ca rneat attention OF Congress
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

eco Damages Recovered.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case OF
W. Williams OF al. W. T. WAggamau, slauder
damages laid At ESQ, 600, was tried. the de-
feudant being charged with speaking of
Mrs. Williams ~ keeping q house for i'm
proper purposes-haying too many girls
about her-tor which damages are claimed
at 10000.
me plaintiff, 10 opening. stated that Mrs.
Williams rented the house from defendant,
and on going to pay the rent she was told
that she must yRcate the house, aud WA
charged with being bad woman.
The defendant claimed that no such Goa
yersatlon took place, and that what he told
Mrs. Williams was In friendly manner, the
owner Of the house having desired him TO
get the tenant out
Mrs, Williams testified to the conversation
alleged, and also 10 n second conversation of
the same import, TO which defendant eN-
ccpted,) with the addition that Waggaman
told her that she must move to another
house, and he would rent her one where be
would not expose her. When he said that
she had too many girls about, she replied
that she had Eve daughters, ard could not
send them away from her.
Mr. Emma Dcaken, daughter Of Mr..
Williams, corroborated her testimony.
The defendant, Thomas Waggaman, tcstl-
fed that he was employed by Brother Tobias
TO rent the house, and rented Il To Mrs. VIII
llame; never had the conversation alleged to
have taken place at his office; went 10 the
house and told Mrs. W. that the brother OBJ
jected to woman living In the house who
danced at Metropolitan hall. On cross-exam-
lnatlon tho defendant stated that after the
suit had been brought he went TO see Mrs.
Wllllama, who told him that he had made q
mistake In the woman, installing her for an-
other Mrs. Williams, who was q bad woman;
did not Teeollect his reply.
Mr.. II. s. Gross testified that he lived In the
adjoining hOuse, and was asked u he did not
make complaint but objection being made,
the question was ruled out.
John n. Waggainan testified that be was In
the office On the day in question, and is salts
fed that no such conversation a. alleged took
place; he had never apologized 10 Mrs. VIII
llams for his son.
Mrs. Williams was recalled, aud testified
that the elder Waggaman did apologize for
his sous language; that nothing was said 70
her about Brother Tobias complaining, mol
10 reference TO young lady who danced al
Metropolitan hall.
Tbs jury returned verdict OF 600 for the
plaintiff.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

~ 1a1eAAN s'AA1A AAsaANNAN
. r..
Inc autnor ottho following poem IS one Of the
sou,h sa,,,,. - ~, 80. -. 4.
...'s = = ,Oiuui0 y, VT P''''g VIII 'oop W. W.
s"eu ny Northern hrm.
YOU HAPPY nttIe Irmai
Ia you. =. W yuut ueNny most 70 warm,
=" gVet oneery crimson parior, looking out upon
hes .ormi
IN ~ ~ mind " o. lily
vvhu. S,osnsu ABOUT IN morning glow,
WIN" ~, e,,Snt ieathered softly, falls with
'u' 'ne silent snow
No.
Al ~, ~ ~ Nv. soel vut Wmtenessi
tn ths old ali snss y, s,,tayea yout iset
"" '"' wv, ~ ~ t.. ~ otoken' Where the snow
w.. ~ ~ ~ * a neet
w ., Nv, ~ s,t gsnI n , ever
NAV Al, .sorminSs 9oat \. 'us ~. vide $3.50,
N"S ~ - III, ~, IT,, ~ iAf ON and tho colo
wan Vu's'ue'
NAV thu downv erImson c,,,.tn.
az warm intc ma Won Ia,
whan vna nause 10 gaTe on d,.a,,. m An =.
,xotidis hiebwavS ~ ain VI wv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

rLe nrI nIs.as. Las, Nlss,.

rhe hal Marau. Last HiHht
Last night the twenty-second annlveraary
OF the Jourueymen Bookblnders' Aesoclation
was celebrated by grand masquerade aud
civic ball ut Masonic temple, which fully
equalcd all the previous efforts Of the associ-
alton to please their friends, aH.I s.fl ..IHHa
Tue hall was crowded with an assemblago
Of ladies and gentlemen, many dressed In the
most fantastic and absurd costumes, all main-
tninlng q provoking tncOy., aud making
merry with The wgll-dresaed mortals who had
sought enjoyment In propria Psraoag.
Pleasure, however, relgned supreme,
Mlsqners and non-m tsquers We'd With each
other 10 contributing 10 the general amuse.
menL King, danced With Peasant glrls, and
pr ,ctlcally Illustrated BY boautitnl dam
sells WALKING With The Inevitable "Sambo,"
who always frequents such balls. Luna,
Goddess OF Night, forgot her dlguity, and
might have boon seen passing through the
ngures OF the Lancers with a cart driver with
rtumpy pipe In his mouth. TlmorOus pale
lace maidcns. regardless Of the ott-told sto-
rlcs, rested ecuadcutly on The arms OF "blg
Injuns," and 10 on, dd iRfaihim, went the
gay party-sombre masks hiding pretty faces,
and queer clothes covering happy hearts.
The programme was arranged with great
care, so that all who desired TO might parti-
cipate, and they did 20. The music was ex-
cellcnt; the arrangements perfect. In flne, the
ball was a grand success, for which the asso-
citation are In no small measure indebted 10
the gentlemen OF the committee and noor
managers, a. follows
Master OF ceremonies, T. O'Nell May; as
tlstants, John A. Toomey, James A, Ryan,
John l.. Bentzler, John V McGrnw. i.
Executive committee, John A, Landyolgt
]. Blake Espey, Chas. 8. VILLA, James ".
Bush, jacob Relher.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
TIE LUCAS MURDER.



Coroner Potter yesterday held an Inquest,
at Potomac city, upon the body OF Samuel
Lucas, the cOlored mAn who was shot by
William Newton, at Mlddleton's restaurant,
No. $50 Pennsylyania avenue, on Wednesday
night
Henry G. Cooper, Samuel Middleton, W.
q. TolsOn, Isaiah Beckett and Others, were
sworn and testified that Wednesday evening,
AbOut 8 O'Clock, the deceased and Newton
came TO the above restaurant TO take drink,
aud soon Afterwards Newton picked up Luz
cas' glove from the bar aud both started To-
wards the corner Of the room; the report Of
pistol was heard, and Lucas exclaimed,
"bub, you have shot me; why did you not
say you had something against mel" and
walked 10 the bar and showed the wound 10
those around, refusing 10 show Newton where
the ball hsd struck; after which Lucas got
into NewtOns wagon, upon the latter's ~
quest, and drove 10 tho drug store.
DIR. Hartigan testified that he called to see
the deceased about 7i30 o'clock, at Scare
trug store, corner OF Eleventh and streets,
aud found wound In the chest between the
nipples, which he dressed. Lucas was after
wards removed TO his home by Charles Doug
lass. Yesterday he made post HOrtetn ex-
animation Of tho body, and found the ball
had entered the breastbone on q line with the
NTH rib, and was detected upward, entering
the border VI the right auTicle OF the heart.
Inc bail was IouhG u inc convenient usshe'
Upwards OF u quart Of blood was contained IN
the chest cavity, and that death was caused
by Internal heInorrhage arislng from the
wound.
The case was then given to the jury, who
returned the following yerdlcti That the de-
ceased Samuel Lncas, came 10 hls death, AZ
about 10 O'clock, y. M, on the 7th OF FEB
ruAry, 1877 while riding 10 hack on his
way home 10 Potomac city, and that the ca use
OF the death OF tho said Samuel Lucas was
by n wound Of the heart produced by
pistol discharged by William Newton, In q
restaurant kept by Samuel Middleton, No.
$50 Pennsylyaula avenue. DR.. Potter COM
mitted Newton for the action OF the grand
jury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

Charlotte Corday caps are now worn.
The palest tints Of silks are most stylish.
Seal skin jackets have been reduced TO $40
aud $50.
Crosses for the neck are. more fashionable
than lockes.
Long dresses from street wear are becom.
Ing slowly popular. s...
Medium length trains are the rule this sea-
sou for full dress.
The gloriest kind of glory for Fifth ave-
nue belle Is M elegant dress.
Few neck ornaments are more graceful
than the Cascade breast.knols" Of Halen-
clcnnes lace. ......
Skating costumes, reported from abroad,
are OF the neatcst fabrics, trimmed with very
expensive furs.
kIlne. Theirs insists on tho abolition OF
false halr--probably because the madam has
her own luxurious locks.
Beautiful street tolle.tes are displayed
every Sunday on Filth avenue, aud six days
out Of the week on Broadway.
Alta fashionable wedding the ether eve
Mug the prettlest drers was q tulle OF snow
drift whiteness without color.
To be arrayed In tulle 10 the caprice OF our
most fashionable bellies, who comprehend
that IL Is becoming alike TO blonde and
Ladies think Il useless to pay a large
price for certain fabrics because the article
Win last forever. They don't want Il to last
forever. -. .-.
Soft fabrics, warm colors and the prome-
made costumes generally made OF one ma-
terlal and color are the dIstribuliye styles this
winter.
Ills very fashionable TO make costumes
suit the style and youth Of the wearcr, thus
harmoniziug nature with art. Ladies' OF 40
and 80 look very youthful In consequence.
A Peruvian surgeon has earned almost q
fabulous sun by shaving of the little toe Of
The ladies', thus making for them n very
fmall foot. Ladles look upon the extra little
toe ns an absurd suporfulty OF nature.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

Meeting In tho seventh District,
meeting Of tho Republican voters OF the
Seventh district was held at Bethel hall last
night; WIN. A. Freeman In the chair, and c.
b. Fisher secretary.
Ga motion, Mcssrs. Geo. A. Sampson, VIM.
Syphax aud Z. Clark were appointed com
Inlttee on resolutions. - .---..
McssrA Beverly Fucker, q. W. Stewart
and &, b. Fisher were elected as delegates to
the committee to make arrangements Tor the
emancipation celebration. The committee
returned and reported series Of resolutions,
heartily lndorslng the action Of senator SUN.
ner III urging the passage Of the supple.
neutary civil rights blll aud calling on all
true Republicans 10 aid HIN 10 securing the
rights Of colOrcd men a. embodied In tue act,
After tue TRANSACTION OF some unlmportant
business, the meeting adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

tbs spelling contest between the scholars
OF Misses Addle Fuller and Dora Brown, at
the Franklin schOol-buildlug, yesterday, re-
suited 10 the prikes-three wrltlng-desEs-
being won by james DOwuley Charles n.
MeNabb and Henry Russell, OF Miss Fullers
class. This system OF encouragement In the
too often neglected study Of spelling finds
warm advocates In both ladies above named,
and the competition In classes tends to create
a new ambition In the pupils.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
Books and Stationery.

THE NEW HYAINAB on n T||lI-T
sRIS Tux spfSs5SoPAL cuuRcH,
ssa, isuo Edl,iou, IA tI.nd.oma TIRE ana FiertbIs
binding. phco, " cent
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syls, q elaa n, y, eSgi q tbe Neg nImaai sii
CONtlRR s-tONAL lIHEC TORY
OFFiO All, RDfTfoNi
NsW supply ~ oenta ."H
CRY DIRROTORY,
a.. Jpa published. e. ....H,L- =.
All the NsF Beok. a. .Oou asis-1sd. vl.l,lne wed.
a'"E ''d R'0'Ou0PP Hf G' II 500 ioS.
.. Bonksallers and Stauoners,
fsb1 OIL Psnn.yl,anla assnve
NEM LAW ROOFS FOR sALE BY ". "A. 4 o.
Por on ap lS,. .. s 90 q Tns. ..a
Ssi p PA 1f!mlg.i froOsdsTs,
Ish Goul q vessesryj ioaSth sditioa, rsTis,d nd
sdep 'os so KsiS On fnjaS ses aS ,ss s@
snd p.aslos ,niinetlous 70 rquiSi With s1tsn.
A. HsrIist ga 80 Isnslsiiis fssdias dsss, u
Contract. 's,ss .i q 'sss' n ne Lay o Cog
I,asdsll bags Prpfs--ir Of law q Hsrva.d uniysr
ESQ LII ssp,... ' os r. the sE q
Ihs lsv o. Fr-ad nd Mistake As ,uoS
f'ihB% sm &c; W. ng'1' A%.,eas ss.s, no
Amsiisas counts IN ssyor ,.-, sS,s Of law. "isS
reisresees N sditon enlarsJi AND tmproyrdi 4
yols 80 n ons, ytSvlaadO ganpii.tiqu q ali the
talnlnE ths ls-diay kaslis6 S,sss, aud the Uniled
,s ~. 70 rsi,,on 70 We geg stta In ~ Trade
Psieats a. 'o,iag ne tnsj $50, Rodasid q. W aad
ta ni,,o, saiss e,,,. 4 sill. q
and reief1noesi bvo. fsh1.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

At the regular meeting Of Morning stal
Lodge No, 8, l. o. @. T., held on Wednesday
evening, 7Ih lust, the following persons wer'
installed as officers, viz; W. .. T., j: =. Oar
Mrs. Y. S. G1uflay; W. y. s., John w. Har.
sha; W. T., Miss J. Rabbit; w. C., Miss NJ
W. B. Phelps; W. NJ, c. II. lslnlmj W. g.,
J. b. Kellogg; W. sent, J. 3. Gourlay; W.
d. NJ, MISS Lille johnson; W. A. g., G. Y.
Conner; X. n. g., Mrs. N. A. Darnall. l.. II.
g., Miss Lizzie Kinch. The installing officers
were Grand W. @. T., d. ?. Holloway, as
sisted by T. P. Risd Us Grand Secretary, aud
Mr.. Phelps, Of the Grand Lodge OF Maryland
as Grand Marshal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
THE BEATTY FRAUD.
Tuus srorsss rH,Au.

The Case ArHssd 10 tho Jary -saIr. Critfcp.
den aaa Str. Riddle ArEas for stphes-
nv HarrihEtsn Csnoiadea the Uase for
the eovrra@e~t-Charss sf the ChIef
Jnsiice-The JHrS Reupitsd UatIl Tit.
MornInE. HFg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

81. Matthew'S church, corner Of Fifteenth
aud II streets, was last night the scene Of
pleasant and happy gathering OF ladies' and
lie McD1yitt. Mas Mollie McDeyitt acted
as bridesmaid, and Mr.. DOugherty as grooms-
man. Tho ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father McDcvitt, q relative OF the bride, In
an Impressive manner. After the knot was
tied, the parties procelod Ia the brides resi-
dcnco IN South Washington, where they were
called on and congratulated by host Of
friends,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

Yesterday morning, about ll;30 o'clock,
VIM. Baker, living near 0 station-hon0o on
K street. between Twentieth and Twenty -llrst
sIreets. died suddenly from heart disease.
The water registrar has been directed 10
place a hydrant on D. street southeast, be-
tween New Jersey avenue and South Capitol
street.
Three carloads OF terra-cotta pipe were re-
oelyed yesterday, from the works OF More
head 4 Co, Of Philadelphia, by the Board Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09

The above society has invited their brother
Hlbernians Of Baltimore, Nd, To visit them
aud participate In the celebration Of st. Pat
Ticks day. The BaltlmOreans have accepted
the Invitation. and will come over In full
force. Our Hlhernlans arc making prepa-
Tatlous 10 receive them with Cead Milla Feal-
thar. Attention Is invited tn advertisement
In another G umn,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-09
THE COURTS.


"a CIVIL. FEE-...s ~
suFRENE OoURT o. THn UHirEp srATEs-
j. b. Henderson, oso. Z. Leighton, ESQ, o.
Missouri, was udruitted 20 praotico a. an attor.
ney and counsellor Of this court, =. -.
baugh, William W. OBrIeh and i. D. Robin
son, esqulres, Of Illinois, were admitted 10 prao-
tlee a. attornoys and oounsellors Of thla court.
Amsiicus Warden Ct 81. The arEs@snt Of his
cause vas continued BY MT Il. M. johnson, OF
counsel for the appellant 0lbson, and concluded
psllauts qaylor ., all no counsel appearing for
No, los, solomon q, Kitchen, pl.lntlu in sr.
argued By MI. j. d, McPherson aud Mr.. j. NJ.
Carlisle, Of counsel for the plaintiff IN error and
submitted on printed argnments By Mr. fhos
II. uanu for the defendants In error,
No. 10L Tho United States, plaintiff In error,
Va loo barrels Distilled spirlts, ee, John Hender
son, claimant The arFament o this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Hill, Of counsel for the plaintln 10 error, and
continued By Mr. J. A. Garfield for the defend.
Adjournei untll tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
otRcvtr Covnr J.dss Mae AriAur. : This
Williams and vito W. wAggAmAn. Verdict
or the plaintiff Tor 900. "a report Will be found
Webster ct Il. ". barker, aarnishes Verdict
against garnlshse for $50.
wise vs. Conley. Case referred TO Mr.. HensIe.
Ohappln V. CLARK. Report OF referee iled,
Slade Va. holland Action Of oiectment for
house on Massachusetts avenue. In this case
Mt. r. s. Davis appeared Tor one party and
Msssrs, johnson and FendAll Tor the other party.
Mr.. Davis explained the subject and the rela.
lions Of the parties 10 tho Jury. The houses In
controversy were, he said, adjoining, two feet
apart The mother had been placed 10 posses.
sion by Mr.. Stale, who died and made viii,
but Mr.. Reynolds claimed that he had been
sssured ey slade that be might occupy the
Judge MaoA rthur said that no dId not quite
understand the relations Of tho parties, and he
hoped that Mr. Davis would repoat what he had
Mr.. Davis stated the c,se again,
Judge MseArtl.aI. see, now the defendant
M,. Davis No, ,iri he Is the mothers hus.
Judge NaeArthnr In that case no certainly
ought TO have house, ILsughter
AMER some further discussion the case was nj.
journed until this morning.
The following cases are set for trial today
Nos le2 let 100, ies 1914 III, ia, iis, III isO,
ISL, lss, 7oi, 81, - aud o., -
EouITT Counr-JudOs Wyii.-Thls court
DatsSn vs.. Chandler. Submitted amer arEu.
msnt. '0.
first National Bank "a. MorsOll. Decree for
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