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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Mr.. Adolf Cluss, Inspector, 6c., has issued
the following permits TO build: W. II. HOllidKe,
one-stOTy frame, Franklin street, between New
Jersey avenue and Fifth street; ID. Coughlan,
twostory frame, I street, between Delaware ave.
nue. and second street nOrtheasti s. W. Bland,
ditto, X, between Third and Four-A nd.a- half
southwest; George Brown, ditto, Seventh, be-
tween South Carolina avenue and u southwest;
], W. He4derson, tuO-Htory prick, corner and
johnson Nrset northwest; A. n. Keys Ani j. s..
smith. two three. story bricks, Fourteenth, be-
tween p and Y northwest; L. Williams and son,
three story brick, pennSylvania avenue, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth northwest; Maria
q. Page, three-stOry brick, Sixteenth street, be
tween Y and Z northwest; ID. Dom, two story
frame, Sixteenth, between l. and NJ northwest;
II. X. RathbOne, tWO-AtOry brick, Seventeenth
street, bstWeen PennsylVania avenue and II
street northwest Mr. y. q. Baum, one-story
frame, y street, betwoon sixth aud Seventh
street, between Eighteenth and Niuetesnth
northwest; Spencer Bland, ditto X street, be-
tween -Four. And-A half and sixth southwest;
James 7. Pike, four twostory frames and = two.
story brick, Carroll street, between First and
Second southeast; q. Sohanrt, two.story brick,
M street, between Sixth and Seventh northwest;
ID. Fealy, tWo-story bhok, between Fifteenth
and SiNtssnth northwest smith TWyman, two.
story frame, TWenty.hrst street, between Z and
northwest; y. Abner, e-story frame, corner
T and Seventh streets northwest; ]. NJ. Orms,
i've thres-stOry bricks, y street, between Seven,
tenth and Eighteenth nOTthwoati John CrOnin,
twelve tWo-story frames, II street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth northwest. Per
mlts TO make additions or extenslons to dwell.
ings are not included In the above.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Tn. Hans. "a. c.Il.d too,d., he m. sne,ter
at the usual hour,
AZ s,ox tniyodnosd . r.,t,to, of IN. oi,t,aps
Dnhiic imnSoysmsn, Rskrrsi 10 ihs rammlt'
~ az pIiIn, "
M Mara Ir,roduced n hill rspeaIing ,o
much OF the act OF August n, ISL, az authorlfes
uSvs,n"r 10 nurchaSa y sita ~ me wsstern
mSrSet RsfepIsd 10 The uommittes on Mar.
Vets
t,aIueeI In tbs Uonse Of DeleTates shall be
pTinied until II Is reported fron a Committed
nnlsss otherNise orlerei by Inc House,
Adooted
MI IeRarnes offered n resolution directing
the COMMITTEE on Schools 10 lnauiro into the
eIpedIencV On me establlshtnent OF a normal
Ala. a resdlntiou dirootlnx tho Committee on
TaWs And Iudiciary 10 Inauire Whether me law
Of he Dstrist dirsstins that q shall sonstitats
tbe nav Tor davis Work has been complied
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

bfohu Fertmlt 2rumieu HIN.
few days ago Washington the Second, alias
Uncle Freddy, the great matrimonial promoter,
free gIyer Of the telegraph, &C, &C., made Appll
Gallon 10 the Board OF Public-Works for per-
mission 70 sell certain wares at the corner OF
Seventh street aud Pennsylvania avenue. The
request was granted By the board, and the score.
tary Instructed 10 notify the applicant, where
upon one Of the clerks sent the followlngi
WAaBnoroE, Msy g. lsa
SIR: Permission 10 hereby given you 10 dis
tribute the magic effects Of your world.renownsd
and highly moral galyanic battery among your
patrons Of the somewhat tender and impuIsiye
nature. Your instrument has won for itself q
name which Il widespread and 10 be enjoyed by
all; which has been heralded from the golden
hills Of the West TO AtlAntlc's shores; from
ZsmblAb glaciers to the torrld suns Of the Tor.
tuEaA.
Permission Is also granted you TO send your
patriotic books" which, no doubt, are equally
notorious a. your wonderful machine, belng 70.
plete with the love dltties and romAnceS Of our
venerable fathers.
You are 10 be located on the corner Of Sew.
onth street and PennsylVAniA avenue, side BY
side with the telescope man, who, though armed
with monstrous instrument, Ia perfectly harm
less.
Wishing you all the success yQu deserve, I
am, sc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
Opticians.

EoR oHEAr BARsAns, go to B. u. Warmers
real estate exchange.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
CITY ITEMS.
VISIT
WallAeh's
Dollar Store,
tgl Pa, AV., below National Hotel.

JUsTIoE TO WHOM 1T BHLoNaB.-In justice to
one Of our most entsrprlaing citizens, whose en-
ergy and activity have secured for himself .
fair share Of public patronage, We publish the
following card, which explains itself:
To TIE Public! As there are certain merchants
who rldlcule the idea OF advertising and say that
1t u only intended TO make newspaper men rich,
and who At the same time claim that they never
devote a dollar TO such purpose, and yet resort
TO mean expodlents 10 reap the dement's OF those
who do advertise, feel Il due TO myself and 70
my patrons TO state that have no branch store
In Washington, and none save that OF my hoop.
skirt and corset history, At t0s Seventh street,
1ntelligencer building. Ladies' In search OF my
Establishment will please remember the name
and the number, Charles baum, tos seventh
street, between ID and Z streets. Thankful ioF
past iayors, beg leave TO inform the public that
! have Just rocelyed my new spring stock, In.
GLIDING all the novelties In hoopskiTts, eorseta,
hid gloves, human hair, trimmings, the most
complete stock Of fancy and plain hosiery, and
ladies' furnishings, all Of which are speoialtles
aud that will ondeayor IN the future, a. In the
past, 50 10 conduct my business a. 10 continue 10
secure the confidence Of the ladies Of Washing.
ton, the efforts Of onemiet and malicious persons
70 the contrary Notwithstanding. CharleG baum,
A0s Seventh street, between ID aud n.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
AMUsENI ENTs.

The Abt Concert
Mr. Tpng Ait, the most popular song writer
Of the day, received testimonial Of welcome
and appreciation lastnight ut I.lneoln hall from
our German and American male voice societies,
assisted by Mrs Rosewald, Mrs. MorelI, Mr..
Iunquioksll and Prof Benkert. The hall was
we'll allied with an audience composed Of Ger.
mans and Americans who are Interested IN the
art, and In this composer especially, and all
Joined in giving him a most enthusiastic recep.
ton when he appeared to conduct the opening
number Of the programme. Mr.. Ait II little
above medium Height rather stout, and has
ruddy, honest, intelligent face, bsanlng with
He conducted three Of the pieces on the pro.
ErAmme, and evinced more than ordinary power
10 Welding the baton We have space only to
received the most favor from the audience.
These were the Echo In Spring." hnely ren.
dered BY the spngsrbund, and encored; ',sprinR
and eneorsd enthusiastically. But the height
Of enthusiasm was not reached until the ever.
popular Beethoven Octetts Club sang Ants
"Oood Night" In response, they sang THE
waits and, In response 10 . second encore,
1.-THE Pledge" Instruments aro always At a
disadvantage when contrasted with human
portion Of the programme allotted to th.m
should appear little heavy. Altogether, The
concert was a success and will tend 10 make
music given last evening, even more popular
with our music lovers than ever before.
TIE BIack CrssS.
The third performance Of the "BlAck Crook
drew q crowded house last evening. and the
many grand scenic displays and other attendant
attractions Of the gorgeous sPsctaeular evoked
the heartfelt applause. with each Representa-
ton Of the Crook" the play seems to run more
smoothly, the machinery In its workings being
a. near perfection as could be wished, ant the
tsrpsieh9rean performances Improving sarprts.
Of all thatls graceful and the dancing u the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

IRE was turned In from bsx 81, caused BY the
explosion Of a coal.oll lamp In house No. al2
Pennsylvania avenue. The fire department
wore promptly on the spot, but did not 90 Into
service, as the fire was extinguished by the
neghbors before any damage was done.
At o'clock last night IRE was discovered In
the third story Of DR.. W. Evans residence, cor
ner OF sixth and X streets northwest, caused by
the gas light coming In contact with and settling
dfe 10 a bed. Sergeant Clements, with Ofncers
Powell and Crook, extingulshod the names
without turning In an alarm. Loss about $50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Visit OF tho student. Of FImIra College.
Yesterday the students Of tho Elmlra, New
York, female college arrived 10 this city and
took quarters at the Ebbitt House. They are
they visited Montreal, ami the year previous
made tour Of the great lakea These excur.
sions are made annually with the Intention to
nnlsh up their studies, and 10 promote this OBJ.
Ject they visit the museums, art galleries and
notable buildlnga to gather all the information
possible 10 attain this end.
They paid q visit TO the Capitol yesterday.
whore, through the courtesy o. Hon, II. B.
Smith apd other New YORK gentlsmen, they
were conducted through the building, and shown
everything OF Interest To-day they 20 TO the
Navy Yard, Patent ONCE, Smithsonisn and
other public buildings From what little they
have seen OF our city they express themaelysa
As highly pleased, and say there Ia much worth
knowing and pralslng.
The I,liowIng h 4 ilst of ths naxty,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Ihla week will be the last week Of the great
auction sale Of dry goods by Mossrs. Green a
MliliAms In POlkinhUTn's building, e0fneF Sew.
snth and ID streets. Daring the pGst four weeks
they have disposed Of upwards Of Que hundred
thousand dollars worth VI goods At these sales
and thF result n that thousands VI our citizens
FsOles Ia the fact that they possessed VI bar.
gains an equal " which they never again expect
lent assortment OF spring aud summer silks,
alpaoas, dSlAinsa and other dress goods, carpets
and IAsos will DO offered and Knocked down
without regard 70 cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

The HaymRksrs Of Troy arrived In town yes.
terday morning, and took quarters ut the Ma.
70 the National grounds and played their nrst
championship game The fielding was excel.
lent on both sides, but the visitors proved too
the Nationals did better batting than 10 Any
previous game this season. The game was won
BY the HAymAkers by q score Of II 10 9. To day
,ra Psy LnS =. nS 70 pre-
able strength TO their nine.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Last evening, about $50 o'clock, as Oficers
RlordAn and Dlnsmore were patrolllng their
beats they discovered 4 colored man stealing coal
from the yard Of s. o. magruder, corner Of
him, but observing their Intention he imme.
dlatsly started 10 run, and being pursued turned
and fired upon the ofhoers. The IRE was re-
turned BY them, but without eject, and the man
continued 70 run until he reachst Marble alley,
near Third street, where no succeeded In
making his escape
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Mr.. Thomas Moran'a great picture Of the
dueed such decided sensation In New York
last week, Will be open 10 public inspection To-
day, In the great hail OF the Smithsonian Instl-
tute, This picture, which the art critics Of New
York place upon the same level with Church's
Niagara, should be seen by all interested In art
matters, or who love the beautiful and grand in
nature We propose To speak VI lls qualities as
4 work OF art tomorrow.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Yesterday the contractor, DR.. Chaplin, under
the direction Of the construction committee,
Messrs. Keugla, Fnrden and Weaver, CON.
menced work on the Union street railway,
breaking ground at the corner Of street and
double track the entire distance, and the con.
tractor IL under bond To complete the work 10
lnety DAYS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

The company has recently completed and sold
to General Myers, chief signal Ofioer, one OF the
nAtiOnAl automatic hre-GlATm boxes, and has
erected the same at the headquarters OF the
signal ONCE, on q street; a practical test Of
days, and an opportunity afforded the authoTl-
ties and pablo Uf Judging Of its merits, aa com.
pared with tue box now Ia use.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Another bP'ldIng organization, under the
name Of Harmony Building Association, was
organised on Tuesday night, and the following
oliicers electsdi A. s. Taylor, PRESIDENT George
treasurer; W. ii. WetEei, 5eeretary; and A,
Sehneider, Joseph 0AWler, ]. h. Turton, J. II.
Hennage, George RhinohArt, George Emerson,
and a. s. HArkneaa directors
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Inspector General aatchsl reports the follow.
Ing arrivals; $4,000 herring selling At from " 10
70 per thousAndi 1000 shad, selling at from "
10 tl3 peT hundredi 100 tailors, selling ut " 30
10 " per hundrsdi 2Oo cells, selling at " per
handredi 900 bunches hah, selling At from lie.
70 $50. per bunchi sturgeon, selling 81 q. 10
oaohi 100 dozen crAbsi 100 bushels large oysters,
selling At SOC. per buAhsl; 800 bushels small oya,
ters, selling At DOC. per buahsI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
Water service.

feTent qualities VI pipe heretofore used Tor the
purpose, the Board Of Public Works have do
eided that In future tho New York composite
metal pipe shall be used Throughout the city for
water services In addition to Its superior
strength and advantage, II Il said 20 be far
cheaper than the COMMON lead pipe formerly
used.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Onicer Duyall, Of the fifth police precinct,
yesterday arrested VIM. Holmes alias IndlAn
b., James Newton, WIN Lee and p. Russell,
four notorious sneak thieves, upon The charge OF
stealing q lot Of carpet from the premises OF Mr..
Nathan Massey, on l. street, between Ninth
and Tenth. They were locked up In the Central
guard. house, 10 await the action Of Judge Smell
this morning,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

THURsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best DsntrineS In use. It keepsths Teeth clean
and whlts, and the gums sound and healthy.
Prize 70 and 90 cents.
JoUvHE's InodorOus Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior 10 anything known. Price % cents,
fHoMPsoA'B Pomade Optime IL exquisite, IL
softsns, beauties, and strengthonl tho hair.
Price % and % cents,
All foT sale By Druggists,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
MAY FESTIVAL.
Professor Yaisutlus and TatsaBauHh-tjor- |
onuttsa Crroun onies- q ath erinE OF Houth
and neaUfV.

Professor yalsutlus and TatsapsuEh-djor-
onatisa Orren onies "a altering OF Youih
aad Beaaty.
Professors Valentine and Tatsapaugh gave
their annual floral May festival and ball at
Masonic Temple last eyening. which was At,
tended by . large humber Of the friends and
pc irons OF the academy, and proved an occaslon
Of enjoy ment aud pleasure to all present
The hall was very tastefully arranged; At the
east end was placed 4 raised platform, which
was neatly nnlshed on with lace curtains and
furniture, and Represented the throne % queen,
selected by her own subjects; while lmm diately
70 the right and ieit wore retiring rooms
screened from the public by damask curtains,
which we're used by the pupils In preparing for
Al o'clock Prosperfs band struck IN tho
grand march, and the pupils entered the hall
followed by tue queen, Misc Lettio L. OZARK,
and her maids Of honor, Misses MARY MeKennp,
Amelia Skater, Lola McIonnan and Rowena r..
liberty, Master Charlls williams, page TO the
queen, and last, but by no means least, the
crown.b.srer, pretty little Aggis Lee Daily.
queen and her Made passed through, ascending
10 the throne. The crown.bearsr then up.
preached, bearing beautiful wreath Of flowers.
81 arriving ~ ,s a. .hs tG3' o. the throne = wa.
MekennA, who placed Il on the head Of the
queen, speaking as follows;
We've gathered the flowers from the forest,
Aud have woven fragrant crown
TO deck the brow Of the ialrest
OF the maldons Of our town.
A. on thy brow place u,
With loving hearts we pray
That long thou mayS live to grace u,
Our chosen queen Of May
Amer the coronation, the queen replied As FOL.
lows
NV loving friends companions dear
win th.nEs I fave the nroIered erown
yVhich fnr : IL . bTlef hours i'Il WeaF
Then Law nv dorni chaplet down,
Rnt thoush Al soon these flowers must fade.
And Ulih them fade nv beating reign.
The memories that this hour hath made
D,su In nv heart will long remain.
And after syery Vithsred hSUer
Ths rscolIaotiona of this hour
w,,i nm ~ h,tshi w,th Won TINS,
And NAV each face Be stiii 4 mir
Each sparklina eve be bright AZ nov.
And ali nntouched nv Vrief ar ear.
| Unfnrrowed stIll ~ every brow
M.v hsnnInsss .ttand saoh vray
Az III ri iifa n. oos bright a.
| Thsss srsrcisss bsing ronciudsi thu fancy
| danccs vers commenerd and executed AZ fol
io,.s ,nsny ~ thsm beIng nrettIlV renders5 a M
/ S..s,,xIns ~ ne Snnlanss tbey receivsd.
IIlghisnd alag Haster III yaIeptine, In On.
| ,hnss ME-. IennIs TranklIn' nrcsa Hurdle
TiiiIs d"ubsl and Bertha Johnsoni college
| hasnntns HSyrv Stoud, polka pavsayanna, MN
hWoInp,PSs, IN, "a Ss.teS Hirsm Dave, n.s ds
iambo. miss JenniO FRANKLIN; ia pas tyrian
| MisssS Laura PLANT Rlanohs Elgool and n
| 80 Va D,vie, mas del eccoaals Misses Bertha
| Iobnson kiIr. Tor,i. Jora Adler. i. C,ooims =
| AMI Usnry Wyls; mi bailo eoooasie miss Rosa
| HiIdsrb1uss and Hiram Doyle; peasant horn
| nine. Misses Grace Hurdle and blanche II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

TAG WAUou oHAFEL KIHIBITIoE on Tuesday
evening was well attended. The various pieces
sung by the school, under the lead OF w, W. s,
Dyro, were we'll executed. o. n. Edgar, who
stands high as q reader, read capital piece,
entitled "My Friend Johh.n Among the rect
cred by Samuel 4. DyIe, and pieces by Emma
Dyre, Willie Handy, Ella CogEOns, Wallace
Raybold, Benjamin Mlddleton and others, were
efedltaDiy spoken, sole entitled 'far Away"
and Allie Cross, Hsllie JsnsriA, and one OF two
others acquitted themselves well In singing. An
affecting story, entitled l'Annie aud Wlllie's
Prayer, y was 80 enectuAlly read BY Mlss Ella
Nyes that II brought forth many tear, Tbs
closing tAbleAu was THE 0loAnefs" with miss
Annie Jeneris NJ priestess and LulT Swan and
some half dozen other pretuly dressed, graceful
Pope, at the melOdeon, skillfally accompanied
the singing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS
Repeal OF tho Sunday Law A Normal
Schooi-Tho New Laws for the District
aeaeral Basiness Transacted.


The Council met At 0 O'Clock, Mr. Stlckney,
president, In the chair.
The bill Council No. ~ extending the time
for redemption Of property sold for taxes, kc.,
was read second time,
Mr.. Thompson moved It's reference TO q spe-
clAl committee. Carried, and Messrs. Thomp.
son, Riley apd Douglass were appoluted.
ment was made with the House OF Delegates
the hour Of the meeting Of the Council be hIed
at 0 o'clock. Agreed 10.
The (1ou ncil than adiournad
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

ARRIVAL Of beautiful "Dolly Warden Boots'
and low cuts, especially made 10 exquisite
styles, for Mr.. Cummlna 032 seventh street.
Every young lady should have a pair Of the
"DOlIy Vardsns" The most beautiful shoe
ever Introduced. Call early, a. they are selling
like "dOt Cakes" Remember the direction,
seventh street, second door south Of Northern
MARKET
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

LABoEERs wAEFEp-The Washington City
and Point Lookout Railroad Company AdVsT.
tises for one hundred hands 70 work on the road.
See advertisement
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

FoE OLD NEs,-At the board Of Pnbllc works
Yesterday an order was Issued directing the ~
10 ndents In the several districts, In future
10 employ all the old men for the purpose OF
cleaning the alleys and streets, thus requiring
the able-bOdied men 10 mad employment 10
he FdeT labor under the contractors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Tue BoARD or PUBLIC worms have awarded
10 Mr., Maurice Murphy the contract Tor grading
Maryland avenue, from First TO Sixth streets
east Also, to Mt, Daniel Connolly the contract
To complete the work on the west side OF First
street, between u and q southeast.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

TRIBUTE or RESPECT. Tho Bar association
yesterday afternoon met, Mr.. W. ID, DavidgS
presiding, and passed FesolulloDs Of respect 10
The mlniory Of the late Judge Dunlop,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

l, j. A. kohAN, lof the hrm Of Roman Co1,)
formerly with liable Brothers, am not In Baltl-
more, ~ mas boen represented by them, but can
" teen At my place Of business daily, which IL
SoI Seventh street, MAY building,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
ALPACA Bore JA0KHfa, ~ low prices.
EtanNAN \ BROTHER,
Bo5 Seventh street, Nay Building.

I'M. wAaNrR, T2p seventh street, has On
hand, al ell times, money 70 loan on rsal estate
10 Sums ~ suit
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
THE COURTS.



sUFRENR CouRr on rHu DIsrRIcr or CoLuM.
BtA-GsHerai Term.-Chlef Justice Cartier and
Justices Humphreys and Macarthur sat IN bdnc
Dslos 3, CSrpsntsf, ". Mary u USrpsntsr ThI.
case came on motion TO dismiss the appeal.
Mr., Riddle was heard In favor Of the motion,
ordered that the appeal be- dismissed.
Ennis vs. Western Union Telegraph Com.
pAny. Payne appeared for the plaintiff and
Buchanan for the defendant
The nfst and second points presented by the
appellant are, substantially 1. That the plain.
I'D being receiver Of the message cannot main.
tain an action 81 ska,nst the defendant. 2 That
gram was sent cannot maintain an action against
the defendant tor nonfeasance. Both Of these
o ne S'sI uRe the sh.C i'd
telegraph company IL not q common carrier, but
10 simply an ordinary bailee.
=, NJ; Payne, iGs The sPP.llaet, eontsnded thu,
Bench that telegraph companies arc common
carriers; also, MoAndrew ". Flee. Tel, 90. Al
Eng Law and Eq. r., $50, And in this couutry-
Parks VI, Alta GAL Tel 90, Is Gal. 81 r., "a
Scott and Jar. Law Of Tel lps, 20e.
The Ooart sustained this view and afnrmed
Simon Oarr vs., wasbinEtou and Georgetown
Railroad Company. This case comes up on an
peal from the Circuit Court AT the trial Of
prove on OF about the VI day Of October IsIi' he
took passage on one OF the cars ofthe defendant.
on Pennsylvania avenue, at Tweifh street, and
me S:Ss Sss sSs' -. S Sn q
full; that he had with him ten boxes OF cigars.
each containing one hundred cigars, which hs
placed between his feet, against the dashboard Of
passaKswsy 70 the inside Of the car; that the
conductor Of the car, servant Of the defendant,
amer he had ridden some distance, told him be
could not stay there; that he must no into the
oar; that the plaintiff then told said conductor
that when he got TO the junction, at the corner
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09


Antique Vest
Pine fitting Pantaloons.
AZ A, SAKs Co.'S, 3le seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
Proposals.


pRoPoSAIs FOR FRKsH BRKF.
PL,TrsHuRa BAEnAcEs, H.Y.,l
Mar n ts7a. 4
~ the undgrs sad. will Be recelved untll UkBDAV
lne Nh Of June, ~ a. 70 odioos, a. NJ, for all tho
Deeemhsr ~, ia OF sash less tim9 - The Oomfnis.
sAfy 0aneral may direct Details AMI reaul am eots
fugniahed By the undsruigned.
ssps q ne latter, vIt9 ,his advertisement to be
JOsRPH KREFFF
N.Y. First ueutsuant Fifh ARTILLERY, 4. o. b.