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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
NHg.Ns!NEN ~.

There wa q full and an appteclaIiye audience
last night at the Theatre Conique, and tho en-.
tire programme was richly enjoyed. Mr.. II.
MiLurn made decided hit In his clog hotnIIpe,
given In addition to his inimltable changes OF
costume and expression in his songs lie was
splendiily costumed for the hornplpc, o. nd he
WAS twice called before the curtain. Miss Ma.
IlUn Taylor, az Blue Bell, In the Mechanical
Toy, or the Little Hirl who never Saw Man"
won a most hearty and genuine encore. She
was handsomely sustained by Miss Laura lc
claire. In this new adaptation Of an old and
familiar story, translated from the French by
Miss Taylor, she appears to tho greatest advAn.
tage and reveals good deal OF her real strength
and talent She will repeat II tonight, and II
will draw. Many said II was the best thing they
ever heard outside VI the opera
MessTs. Walker h 90. have some rich things
10 prospect for their patrons next week, and
among others Miss Saltie Apt will appear with
her banjo In new anil original songs. There
will also he a new local sketch by SANFORD. Miss
Viola Ullftsn will he added TO the galaxy"
Professor Dove aud his dog family will delight
odd and young, and the CUllyer brothers will add
To the attractions U thls wCil.cundurtcd place Of
public nmusement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Election Of Omcsrs and AppoIaImeut Of the
Committees,

Election Of Onlceru and ARpelntn,ebt Of the
t'otDwIttesss
The second annivaraarv ~ an. ,v..ht,-,.-
Bapiist AssoCIation icolSrsi, az s,,I.
beEan Yesterday moTping Al sievsn oSnio.S \,
tbs Foiirth Bantist chursb on n Strs., bs,,.i ~
TSsitb and TbIrtsenth sirsets y W
srstor hobart Jobnson N ~ ,hIna,o,,a b ni01'
Inv' " "s'"' P'o''u'
Ths ssssion va, op.,.d h,, ,.-.,t..., -.
oses particIpatei in by RroibsS. SaI ~
$780, ~, ,g ~ ~ ~ Ho,nAs hen;
SeSmnn Vac nrsacbcJ 10 us,,hn w w nnnua'
~ WssLia,iPnn rbs ~ pt 'P' ~. II uhshh
yvii'to. * Sin,I,,S bih th. ~ ~ ~
az onT .abct,isyy "s" 'n'one" 'ue pace
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
HEORGETOMN AFFAIRs.

,SALE-The sale yesterday was $500 bushsIG
Of good to prime red wheat at tl7ob<.
TUE street cars Of the Washington and George.
town railway ran UP to High street, the former
terminus Of the road, yesterday morning. for tho
hfst time In ten months II Is hoped that they
Will continue 10 run there,
lEsTERDAT morning body was seen floating
~ tho Potomac river, near the Consolidation
Oompany's coal wharf, and at hTst II was sup
posed to DO that Of Daniel MeQuinn, tho sall6r
drowned some days since, but upon Invest CATION
u WAS found 10 DO that OF Richard Wallace, a
single man, about hity years Of age, belonging
70 Portland, Maine. The coroner was notified,
but upon viewing the body deemed an lnQ9S6l
unnecessary.
THE mills ian from ABOUT O'CLOCK Wodnea
DAY Atstnp9h Vplil O'Clock Wednesday even.
lhB Z, and were permitted " resume NJ 6o'elook
yesterday morning. The mllleTa DO not know,
however, Vt what mUmBnt an ediot will DO Issued
" tho canal officials ordering thsm TO suspend
Ihe mills might have commenced considerably
earlier this morning, a. there was an ABUNDANCE
OF water In the canal but canal official In formed
one Ot the mlllors that he had been waiting an
hour for the arrival Of a boat, aud hence the
delay In allowing thq mills to resume. 81"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13


The democratic and Conservative cub Ut tue
Nineteenth lislrici met last night at D'BFien'g
school house, 70 N street, between North UHpl.
tOl and First streets, Mr., NJ lIassett cnllvI
The meeting To order, and Mr. Hsnry Buscher
acted ~ secretary
A consultation and hy-IaWs fuT tho govern.
meut OF the aluG we're pTesented aud adopted.
On motion, the clUb uBlHTpl into IN election
Tor officers, will the following rrsglt' President,
Theodore FTiebus; vice president, FiniDthV Ius.
tslloj FscfstaTy, Henry Buscheri lTuasuTer, y.
r. Fitzgerald.
The following cuInmlttsss we're then ppUInted
IN serve during tho campaign Finants-I Ohm
OBrien, Michael q BIieh, John MssBHn, Den
his Fitzgerald, John Hogan, JUseph Gusr,
Timothy Costello. EGgCutiVB-JUseph HIelI,
John Hogan, Lloyd Thorn, Michael PiiEgGFalh,
Fred MyeTs, Dennis Fitzgerald, John Me.
MahGT, John Egan, Michael O'Cunu6ll, John
McNamaTl, CLAllouEers-Iuhn EnRIn, John
Me MAhun, Par haIlurAn, Fred Myers WIN
Nelson, Pat knlnlley. Adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
VAULTS.
Building Them Under the Side
walks.

h'p"rt OF Adolf Class, suptrIatsndent Of
BuIldiBEs.
MIR. Geo Taylor, a prominent citizen, a day
or two since addressed to the board Of Public
WORKS letter, Directing TO the building Of
vaults under the sidewalks. The letter was 70.
TERED to Mr.. Cluss, superlnte ndent or public
bulldings and In II he makes the following 70.
port
Mr.. Taylor's objection, I Ind, refers to the
mouse OF MT SHAW, the journalist, who built q
coal.yault under the sidewalk, a privilege uni.
yersally granted by the cities Of the Union and
by this city since lsIs, with President Poik's
approval; Mr.. Taylor himself awaited him.
set o. ms privilege last year in bull ting houses
Thirteenth streets. However, he built his vaults
60 lndiuereutly thata light flood brought them
DOWN and he came to this oiilco, claiming dam.
ayes from the Board Of Public orks.
NThese, however, were not cOuntenanced by the
inspector. Since 1884 the citizens have also On.
lnyed the privilege OF vaulting under the road.
tho whole width OF the avenue, by paying hrty
cents per square foot thus occupied beyond
cusbs. The revenue from this source has not
amounted TO anything. II IL believed that the
vaults outside the SeatOn house, on Louisiana
avenue, are tho only vaults on record whore
money was paid.
Under the circumstances, In framing the new
building regulations, II was not deemed Judi.
clnus To curtAll the old right Of the citizens to
have vaults under sidewalks TO tho Inner llne OF
tue cutostOne' Inc only precautionary measure
required seems 70 DO that In parked streets the
crown OF the arch be laid deep enough To have
the grass grow luNurlantly on top 1T
The old law provides that n thS vault IL
atchod In with brick work the crown Of the arch
be twelve Inches below the surface Of the side.
walk, which lie not enough, but eau be provided
LOT ln Issuing permits, which has always been
required. Tho law allowing vaults under road.
ways has boon obsolete, In fact before II became
Imperative auer modern pnvements were laid
on our street,; but since the city authorities ever
any part OF the roadway they saw ht, way shall
the 0)ari OF Pablo works, without cause, cur.
tail tho old right Of tho citizens to extend their
vaults TO the curb, whom toIlmlt them 10 the Old
curb u merely a financial measure which the
experience OF nine years has proved not to Yield
any revenue.
Sodding can he made to grow almost a. fast
as a brick pavement can DO laid, 90 that Judge
u would he OdlOus TO cucumber the erection OF
improvements on that score.
caro- enabled 10 state that tho board has
pprJvs tue rJIIrt Of hr. OlusI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Cdist Engineer Phillips has been directed to
cause a contract to be prepared with Mr.. WIN.
A. Wilson for putting two sewer traps at east
end Of p street bridge, and two sewer traps at
corner Of and Twenty. second streets north.
west, and for laying a tSelye.inoh pipe sewer
from said end OF the bridge TO Twenty second
street, AHi thence a twenty -fOur.inch pipe sewer
10 Twenty -soooGI street, from p to q northwest
thence down q street 100 feet, and for putting
In four sewer traps On west end Of 7 street
bridge on West street, Georgetown, and for lay
ing 2S5 feet OF hiteon Inch Pipe on West street,
Georgetown, and for laying 2ss feet " twenty
IOur-inch Pipe sewer, aI per plan Of chief ongi-
neer, 80 as to preVeRt wat0r from flowing 90
said bridge,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

pocket. book, pay about one thousand dollars.
and ask that they be sent TO his rooms at Inc
Arlington at stated time or course they
would be sent The count (7) and countess III
would receive the clerk or proprietor In his suit
o. rooms, examine the jewels, declare them ali
right, take out his check book draw rheck frr
ihe balance, and, taking the casket, place IL In
This, Of course, would only take a moment;
thonh vast suggest that the clerk remaln with
tho Madame, and he would 20 To the bank him
self as he had some other money to draw. In
the meantime Bill from his room mad got tho
diamonds, and was Oh. II the clerk accepted
the situation II was all right, IL not, the pair
were to start together for the bauk aud the
count TAKE chances on gettlngpH. The woman,
OF course, was not TO be In tho secret, and she
was TO be lett to get out as hest she could
THIS, In brief Ia the clevor story Of we'll nut
up confidence game and one which should put
merchants on their guard, but instead Of exc.
cutting II Blll has found to his sorrow that the
Washington cops" are smarter than he gave
them credit for, and Is languIshlng In prison
cell IN New Iofk, while his old "pal" Is Will.
ing away his leisure hours 10 telling tho story
Of HE past and prospective exploits.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

MI. PdIef pAWpbtlI, who has lust returned
70 thI4 city Gis iii'lreBsed card 10 MT. i. d.
tTict Republicans, which alter eSpruSsIng re.
greet lhak there lAOuld no any division OF opln.
lon IN ths district, cqRcludes as follows:
Net APglmarY election BY Republicans DO
called within week Ia the Fourteenth district
W Illuminate u candidate for the House Of Dele.
gates, 10 which elostlOn ! shall not be q cAnt'
date, one hall the judges VI said election To 10
chosen by my frepdR
let Ip0fself add any other ROpublloan who
HeY ohp9se u run present their names at that
elentlop Jor nOmlnaiian, aud tho candidate Ts-
oelying the highest number Of votes shall DO
leclArei " all parties the regular nominee OF
lhe Hepubllcan party for tho House OF Dele.
gates Ia the Fourteenth district, and II at such
an election you shall receive tho highest mum.
Der Of votes Vi tho actual resident and Republl.
can Voters OF the Fourteenth district, l pledge
myself 10 do my utmost for your election. A
iully solicited
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

M enIieFs OI Congress are lnquisitiye indlyid-
uals and IJ0ns TO ask great many questions
where an appropriation Is involved, Among
tue CxtraUFdlngTy eXIansBs, In their opinion,
are those In constructing and ntting light
houses During tho next sessplD thBJ will DO
practically enlightened as a Fresnai light OF
the fourth order Is 10 lie htted w 10 lhe TOUns
Ut the light house board, Un the third door u
The Treasury building, commanding q YlhW "
the Avenue, AMI 1T Intervals Will give red alAI
white flashes, which muy he seen ten miles The
object Is to CUnyluCs lhuae who are willing To
vote away the peoples money on Jobs that the
expense Ui purchasing necessary inventions
shUuh not be grumhled NJ,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

The regular Republican club Of tho Nine.
tenth District MET lat sVsHing At Wall nall,
corner II and Fllteenlh streets northwest; DuI
Luhoy tpresiient) N lbs chair Qgi D.. No
kenna secretary.
The registration and campaign 0OWmItioes
reported un various matters referred 10 them VI
. previous meeting.
i1n ElgtiOn a committee Of i've was appointed
to mags arrangements Tor mass meeting.
OthOF buslhsss Vt routine character was
transacted; aitor which The Hon A. X. browne
addressed the club Un District matters, referring
IN complimentary terms 10 Gen. N, y. EbIpman
aud Major NJ. l. Urell aud urged all present
10 unite 10 the good work aud carry Tho district
iur iheir candidates.
The eiGh on MOTION then adjourned 70 meet
next Monday evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Tho British Minister a short time ago al.
dressed a letter " ths state department invit-
lag tho cooperation VI this Hoyornmvnt Ia pre-.
sonting to the South American Governments on
tho west coast Of South America the necessity
for erecting light buusUs along The Uuast. u
answer written by Rear Admiral Boggs socTe.
tnTy OF the Hight house bUaTd, has been sent to
tho Department OF state He says there are
nut nine light. houses from the stTalts Ut Mngel-
len 10 tho quatoT, and these are Tor the mot
paTt local snh OF no service 10 mariners ~
pr0aohInE thu coast. lie cOmmonds tho move
inont but not tho plan Of oXRoting light house
dues as 10 now done by the British Government.
our Government suStains the lighthouse sys
FaFn nutiFnlV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Ascending 20 tho Ops,iaRd CANA MAI, col
siderable dihcuIIy has been experienced Ia II.
y. N. Supreme Court Of Yokohama from the
practice Of resolving the teHlimony Of Chinese
witnesses Ia "pidgin" (sOmetimes called pigeon
,a6ieb has grown up through the lntereOnrSN NJ
ths EnElifh sad Americans With the nallFe
tTadsTS AZ the chinese ports. Accordingly tue
acting hsalstant iudBo % that ennIt hAs 10,
VIII Ohonoafdrth accept no evidence " Ohlnese
Witnsssoa unless properly Translated ny 2 cum
Potent Interpreter, and not rendered ~ inc de
i,OsSlbie 10 get ~ the true meaning 0I that eA'
rcTabls JarHOn"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Tho railroad committee Of tho Ohio Repub.
lirRn Association haa madO tho following ar
TangemenIs with tho Baltimore aud Ohio Hall.
road Company Tor transportation to the pTin-
clpal paints IT the West, On and after the 10Th
lust. round trip tickets will he Issued at ono hall
iaT0, guUd until November 80, ls72 by tho u Il
u. u. To all points, as above Indicated. Oertlh.
RaLBs for tlcEats VI reduced rates can now DO oh.
tlHel from J. ii. WilL esp Sixth Auditor once,
Post Once buildlnsi lOE =. y. Ford Interior
Auditors office, Treasury Department ""
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Trero u nov TO b0 seen at the branch store
Dl MussFs. u. A. and q. J. Walker, corner VI
seventh aud BuuDdaFy streets, Caut0 Opo which
Tor size aud dlLnsgzlJn 10 bard tU beat, II was
raiaod on the farm OF Mr.. Y. ". Anderson, Ia.
mlllaTly Known ~ 1.-THE Governor Oi Texas, "
aud weighs over % pUundsl u y Inches long and
"a In circumference, The "0UYoTnOT u famed
tor success Ia raising such productions, aud has
suetsedod we'll In rodesming his portion Of the
ten Gilfa sluaTe from the hnckneyed charge u
serillty aLi n briug too pour la soil to raise
even blArkeyei palH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

The work u completing tho new Northern
market has been eneTgetlcally pushed by Mr..
EluWmaR, the architect, and, As u cUusGq uenCs,
is'mOFnlBg when the market opens there will
DO more dttlsT5 End9r uoyeF, amply provided
with stalls. than tReT6 ger5 ~ the Oh building.
The gas HIllres have been eGmplstbd, voter ~
tTudur0d al proper PRiAts, 9uq Tho plggs iuf.
uished with hnss ample IN, any emergency. 4
plank platform has as been erected along tho
line Of Seventh street, ir1m o to r. Tor tho bene.
q OF tho huCksleri Il Is the Intention VI tho
authorities ~ make this building a complete as
possible nndef tLB liIpgnstRhpes, and TO that
end, from day ~ day, 5u0h improvements as
suggest themselves will no made The ma kst
thus iUT has been we'll attended, and bids fair
to prove perfect success,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

The President yesterday signed the commis-
sion OF John Mcdonald, to be supervisor Of In
teTnal revenue for Missouri, Kansas, ATkansas,
Indian country and Texas. Tho resignation OF
HeOrgs W. Emery supervisor Of internal rev.
unue Tor Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Alabama and Louisiana has beUn accepted by
the President, and Supervisor Perry, OF North
CarUliua, has been assigned To MIR. PefTys dis
tTict. MIR. X. X. Cobb, recently appointed su.
perVis0T, has been assigned to tho North UaTL.
lima district, m place VI Perry.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Mr.. Geo. A. Iano petitiOned tho board that
the width OF Nineteenth street. between X and
l. northwest, and Of the adiOlniog streets, DO
made coequai. Ho has been informod that
Eighteenth, NInstsenth, TSonlleth and
Twenty hrst streets, north u X street, were
duced to ~ feet carrIAgoWay, sHI that IL IL not
deemed advisable to make the sans wider
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

UsHsUL BAUTs WORTH EHowIRg.
THuRsToE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is tho
bosl Dontrlnco In use. It keeps tho Teeth clean
and white, and tho gums sound and healthy
Price 70 and 60 cents.
JOuYEH's InodsrJus KID Glove Cleaner Is fat
superior 10 anything known. Prize % cents.
THoNPs"T's Pomade Optine Il exquisite. II
Soiiens, beautlhea, and strengthens the hair.
Price 20 and 90 cents
" Tor sale by druggists
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
THE COURTS.
NlIW

UlNtl.
SPECIAL TERN-Judgs M N pArrVs-ThIs court
was engaged AS iOllnws yesterday
Potts vs.. Potts. Decree Tor safe Of property
concerned.
Green rs Merrlck. Leave granted to nle sup.
Elemental bill.
B1Tbee vs.. Sullivan. Motion for Injunction
oveTruled and rule discharged,
Long and Vile. vs.. Loary n Ksppoll. Order
refusing fehearlnE.
Moreland vs.. Moreland ct al. Order tor con.
hrmation Of trustees report
Holiday vs.. Holiday. Decree for sale OF real
es'ats. 49,
Few Judgments by dofault were granted, and
the court dIjurned until Tuesday morning neS'
PDLdCR
THR POLICE COURr yesterday was engaged
with mluUr cases only.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

John q. Evans contract Tor paving with wOEl
East CAPITOL street, from First street TO Lincoln
square; Seventh street west, from b north to y
south, and L aud Seventh streets, from Fourth
street to New Jersey avenue northwest, has been
amended 50 rs 10 read with stowe, Miller and
HAllArl hlmck.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Mr.. Cuss has been given authority to permit
Dr. q. n. Lclberman to Get out m iron railing
In front Of his house to tho inner line Of the
pavement, returning the railing on the alloy
silo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Mr. Cluss has been directed to have an Iron
railing placed In front Of the residences In the
square south Of Den. GtraeII's house similar In
palLaTn to hIa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

q ~. WAshlHHI0N, 0, o. .Gtusi a ma
n r., ptaSlnR tor the astsnilSn Il GstsSt srsn'yl
~ n,h o1 ne MI day q gapETy is Tor -: ,%
uA e3Nared tAAt the tsstImhHI 10 the case ,in..,
~ tsh eai ~ BesegheI noTtS that " lima IoT
n Anu tAb bAami ropOs IA IiTitsi
~ wy Itn aAI Of leesN bsr nsIt and "a ala s,
Ju ~ n sSAIu ~ NJ ~ day OF JannATy nGIt
Aai perez nlaY oppose THIS oItanslo
AhJlhtq NJ u. LEHBRrT UomBI..to,..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

The board have granted William SlunIs "a
permission 10 secure soil for tree planting
from the surface Of Third, Fourth, FINN aud
sixth streets northeast, IRON NJ 10 Byundury
stFsef
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

one Of Andrew Gleason's contracts has been
extended so as to include the laying Of cutters
on Maryland avenue, from sixth to Boundary
streets, the board furnishing the cobblOstonO
therefor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

The Board Ut Public Works have directed
Gen Balloch TO have tho blue.roCk pavement
relaii at once GU TlGth street, between L and +
northwest aud On = street. between Eleventh
and Twelfth northWest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
HNITRD sTATRs PATRNT.OFVI0n

On the petition OF OALisFA H. OoI. Oh NyesI noguI,
SET ~ X, eHeontoI Of hArVsI W. babin dssSsSSd
pia{i1e ~ We extension d patent granted 10 the
sald hATyey W, sahln a. ne ~ dAy u nSCsmksT
ial9 ahd eAtahdsd t saVan years from the "a daY Ok
BepothbsIl ltti, los ~ improvement In HoFaS Has
Of UonEfeaa tpPT0Tad June 4, lH7a'
boldaTed n a. tn N Tia casa ~ ol,anh
81 th0 sth day Of October nsGIi that the tins ioT
hlng AIHument4 aud the kIAnlnsT'a FopoTt IL IlIn.
ted 70 the 18th day Of October nsit And that ~
petition bo heard on tks "A day Of October nsIt
Any paTaon mAE Op P0As thls sItanaiah,
AuAhAW N. d. LkHHk TP, O0mrnIasIoBsF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

u. lIudueu has secured the contract Tor Ernd-
ing setting curbs and laying IUotwnlk' In Pierce
Place, between Finn ana Seventh and -Four
teeuth and Fifteenth strcots, at hoari rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Il will not be many days now before Seventh
street will he paved with wood from Maryland
avenue to Pennsylvania avenue. A large force
Of wOrkmen are employed there.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Capt Wall has been directed to let Gen. Bah
cock have such quantity OF Old Seneca stone
steps, now at tho south side Of Tenth s'reet
bridge, as he may need to make stairway At
the Executive Mansion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Mr. VIM. +. Wallace has been directed to no.
tiiy q. T. Evans \ Go. to deposit surplus earth
on Eighteenth street, between + street and the
canal, and not to dump 1t on private lots, asthey
have been dOInK.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Mr. Richard RothWell has teen directed to
proceed with tho work Of laying the sewer on q
street. from the corner Of sixth street southeast
to the corner Of A and sixth strosts northeast.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

The contract Vi Childs d Neville, Tor pipe.
sewer In Eighth street east, has been extended so
as to include tho laying OF twNlve-iuoh pipe,
sewer on said street, from the terminus Of the
sewer now being laid to q street southeast
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

" $780,. WlnnNdToN, d, o., August "a. ls7a
IN lhe pattiOn Of GIORdE V, PIFas,S 40 fI,,1t,s
a tlEAoA, Of New York, N. v, ptayinS ioS ~ ~
gblon o. ApAlent granted 10 them on M ~ ~
ldlea' Dresses; IN hahusa toF
ordered thAl ths testimony In the saso be olo..d
~ Gay uolobaf nott That the time Tor bling
~ In ~ ana TIE kIAniAsfS IspOrt IA limited 10
bs baard ~ Wy ShshbsS nSll, And that said petition
sns RSS Ss may PRissS ihis extension,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

A contract has been made by the board, With
p. Brennan, Tor laying a twelve inch pipe sewer
In d street, between thirteenth aud Fifteenth
northwest; also, a twelve.Inch pipe sewer on T.
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth north.
vast
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

y NAsaINaIoN, IA u, AaEusl a. IsIa
q ne PAillan Of AAEl II. hAHFLEIr, u West.
had n, ", praying lOI the sIl0hsl0n al a matt
n lnpFoyOln6nt In RslTigaTGtofs' ''' '"'
Murdered that tha testimony in The eass he .I,.
IN me "a az y Qesohsr aeIt that the lime IDI
~ The ut day Of November merit and that n w -
TOP be heard on tbs 9Th day OF November nsat' wv
Anl Rqraoa maj oppose THIS sItanSOn
AuAbAW n. ID, LEGO HTsP, iOOfnia k.sionsr