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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

Joined the Church OF Rome as 4, layman. He is
Of rare oratorical ability, aud has lately given
some very attractive readings In England, which
may, perhaps, be repeated In the United statos
II Is whispered thata proposition has been
made BY the proprietor OF the New YORK Herald
TO Edmund Yates, the English novelist, TO act az
correspondent OF that journal at tbs coming
Vienna Exposition, . munineent salary being
offered. NJ. lates has not yet signlned his In
tentiOn In the natter. Should he not accept he
will visit California AFTER the ful1lment Of his
February. ~
Don Jose Maria Morales, merchant, and
colonel OF the nrst battalion Of volunteers IN Ha-
yana, Ia now pretty well stricken In years. Hav-
Ing been III for some days, his illness assumed
such grave character that II was considered ne
cessary, As IN such cases, to apply the oonsola-
tons Of the lntt sacrnIaent. on the 18th uitimo
the priest Of his parish, who carried the holy
host, on foot, under q palllum, was accompanied
by double line Of volunteers, militia and mem
bers Of different professions and commerce., an
personal friends, each with lighted tapers. Three
bands OF music and the charitable association OF
the Brotherhood Of the Holy Sacrament, with
their lighted lanterns, also formed part Of tho
cortege. Although very weak, Mr.. Morales IN.
sisted on being dressed In his volunteer uniform,
and received the eucharistlc wafer In that dress
and on his knees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03
CuANGp NEEDED

And now the Board of Health are anna
ing themselves In discussing reorganization
of their employees, and the displacement OF
Dr.. Verdi rs health officer. This may be
right and proper, bat II would seem that Just
at this juncture, with the dreadful dlsease,
smallpox, spreading throughout the city, the
members Of the board could occupy their
time better. According to reports there f,'s
been d conflict Of opinion among the-aem.
sss sc. Of ,ass sss sSsrq n. :;ISSy the IL
culminate now ln scnsole,, wrangie a. TO
who shall Be health one, the citizens who
are most affected my conclude to take u
hand.
At presnt tie people demand that the
board shsi At as unit making the iegit-
mate dues Of their office the Hrst considera-
tion, an II they do not do so, perhaps others
equall,as competent can be found who will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

houses, fuel and light aud good house Ia
worth ns much rent as the salary Of Secre-
tary. Pay then at least S1AoOO per year. All
salAyios OF or public officers at the capital
are no low, far below those paid by individ-
uals and corporation for ability and integrity
In service. Tie Government will not be able
to Get nrt-cla,s men for poor pay, while II
can get msn who win pay q premium for
ofices without any salary
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

Tn New York Times urges tho objection
agai-t the adoption Of the postal telegraph
systn that II the Government undertook to
do elegraphlng cheaper than the private
copanies 1t could not rely on greater bust.
ne making up the difference" This Is the
a objection that the opponents of Sir Row
and Hills reduced postage scheme brought
forward in England thirty years ago; but ex.
periencs has shown how fallacious 1t was.
Mr.. Creswell Is to the telegraph business what
Mr.. Hill was to the post office and penny
postage, and II he can only succeed in carry.
ing out his great reform the American people
viii hold him in the same undying honor that
his countrymen hold Mr.. Hill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

During ths eintsr, IN order 10 Jaeiiftais businsas
eomins b<r0rs hin ds much pOssib>, tAsFrssfdsFi
tsiii, from ten 70 trsire O'Clock each day, e1-
oept Sunday, Tsoeps Senator's dad Representatives,
and from tlselre O'Clock until tso each afternoon,
eBeept Tuesdays and Fridays, uhs Cabtnct 'nssttaS'
being held, Ne wdi receive BY card. TAs b-isines'
hours q his Office WiH b. from ten O'Clock a. ~ d
tAres o'eloek p. N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

A GLANCE at the market quotations will
enable the 'ordinary" reader TO understand
exactly what Is meant by cheap transporta.
ton between the East and the West, and con.
vince him how much he Is interested in the
construction Of the great canal lines now be.
fore Congress and the country. The price OF
corn, for instance, In the Eastern cities Is 20,
81 and 9o cents per busheL In Iowa and
other Western States 1t Is only is, IS and %
cents. The difference In the price Is the cost
OF transportation, which goes into the Golfers
Of the railroad corporations. The only way
to regulate this is, Ii would seem to be, by re-
turning To the old-fashioned canal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03
wan DRPARrMENT,I
ApIUrANr dENEnAL'a oIYIcn,

AwSysnnI w,sassaIa,. gastNI Nox sUtslSA ~ tslSA
yened at san Antonio, Texaa October 4. is,2.
nnrsnant 10 anecial Orders No ira Ueadonarters
bep.rtment of Texas san hntonIo' Texas- sep.
tenrbeT "a isTq And az which Lleutenant Colonsl
A. McD, Cook, ION Infantry, Is president, was
arralgned and tried Captain Nathan ID, A. saw
yer OF Massachusetts, Military StorekeepeT
United Shtes Army
CuIRoEI aMaiInv. or cauaing IN n. m ate mr.
presenteJ for the nuf,,ose of approvai or nav.
ment' claiml against the Unhed Statea' Know
IN % a,,ch riAns 10 he false fictitious or frnudn
lent. In yiolation of the act Of Congress entitled
ian Act 10 invent AMI pnnish fra9Is unon tss
C,oyernment Al The United stsfesI annroyed
Mareh n isssS -'p'NN
CuIpeE N, aDeliyerinq from the pubi,o funda
Of the United States, 10 a person having author-
ity 10 receive the same. an amount of money
lesa than that Tor which no received recelpt- N
yfniation oi m, act az Conuress entitlad AL lcf
m nreysnt and pnnIsh frauds upon M aoyern.
meht Of the Tilted Stntes,' approved March I.
1851 >
CT.rar III Syioiation of the aotb Ara.,. nj,
war ana of theaat of Congre entitled 'Ah A.,
| 10 prevent aud Innlsh frauds upon the Cioyems
| issnt of Inc Tnfed States.i approved March y
| fsoS :
| CHAAaE ". HConduct unbecomInR an ofiiceT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

The demand that the credit moblller Inyes-
tigation shall be conducted In public when it
meets again after the recess arises all over
tho country without distinction Of party. Re
publican journals are a. loud on the subject
as the Democratic, and even more so. II, as
the accused gentlemen would have us be-
lieve, the charges against them are en-.
tirely unfounded, 1t Is certainly unjust "a
them that the reports now In circulation
should go uncontradloted. Let the doors be
opened, and let the public know from day 10
day exactly what the testimony IL, and what
Il Is not. Upon this point the Albany Econ.
ing Journal says
Public sentiment fAyors an open-door lnves-
ugatlon OF the credit mobiller scandal; and we
should suppose that the wishes OF the 'sus-
pected PARTIES would concur with public sent.
lnent. So long a. the investigation ls conducted
In secret the Contemplating Correspondence al
washington will be sure 70 draw upon their
lmaRinaIions for their facts and when they are
driven TO this alternative their drafts are tire.
mendons, and are Just as liable to damage the
Innocent a. the guilty. This Ia all wrong, be
cause the future historian, In cleaning his data
from the newspapers OF the day, will be quite Al
likely, perhaps more likely, 10 write down an In.
| nocent man rogue as the rogue what the actua
evidence proved him To be. For the sake OF ali
InyeatiRatlOna. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

1T Is USpERsTooD Ihat tho Prcsid.t wiz
shortly issue an order notifying all hom II
may concern that Federal ofiicials"in not
bs allowed to hold State Offices. This is o
step In the right direction, which tscountry,
without distinction of party, vi heartily
command
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

The Philadelphia Age wants the new major
of that city TO initiate Hercules, who, ii re-
members, "strangled a serpent, delivered the
city Of Thebos from tribute imposed upon
III killed lion, also hydra with many
heads; captured Wild boar and cleansed the
Augean stable" We guess John Tyler, IT,,
must DO on the stat Of the Age.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

"scESEs AND soSSETs" is the title OF q
Hat little pamphlet Issued by Mr. Alfred
ford,a New York journalist. 1t consists oftwo
plays, "Sisera" and The Five-hour Law
The latter satirical one-and seventeen very
pretty sonnets, some OF which are full Of po-
stlcal thought, The entire book Is OF marked
originality.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

Tm EDIToR. Of tb Louisville Courier
J'u'nai believes thst the highest law known
to seisty Is conviysl law, and calls Senator
Poseroy ian oldand public nuisance" for
attmpting to inerfere with free drinking In
ID District. Of course. We never knew OF
hard Of a Kentucky editor who-didn't
ia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

Tue RECENT cosFLAoRATIoss In New
York, Boston and other cities should teach
our own city authorities q lesson by which
they ought to pront. It'll true that our wider
avenues and streets and the absence Of great
warehouses render us comparatively free from
danger, but II Is notorious that our present
fire department Is not adequate to guard the
extensive area Of this District. We sadly
need another Are engine, and II Is to be hoped
sible TO supply IT,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

THE ST. Louis Dvnocrat Is authority for tb
statement that the newspaper reporters
that city, notwithstanding tho rivalries u
their respective journals, are on the ,st
Of terms. We are glad to hear this, espedny
rs they have Just formed q cormorant Cd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

The RUSSIAN AuTuomrrr recently ar
rested iwo Americans in St. stersburg for
defaciig works of art IL the Imperial
Museum. We could wish nat the officers
arouId our public building would OCCASION
ally ibplay little energyln this direction.
But then, where are thu FORKS Of art?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03
sRNATOR CARPFNrRR AT unnIE

The Hon. Matthew Carpenter was the re-
cipient Of banquet at Milwaukee ON last
Monday, which was attended by the principal
men Of the city and the State Of Wisconsin.
General Grant, who was invited, sent the fol-
lowing Dispatch
wAsuNoTos. Dec %, isz
oharlss \ Pstres PfeA'dsnf iOr-s heA's Rspsbltoaa
Clab, Afifaskss!
Your telegram Just received. should be very
glad were Il possible to be present at the banquet
given this evening by your club In honor OF Wis
conzns distinguished Senator, Hon. Matt II.
Carpenter. wish you q pleasant evening and a
happy New Year. U. q. GRANT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

saE Omaha Tribune thinks that "Nebrasks
should have . life insurance company" There
are no capitalists In the country who would
undertake the risk Of lnsuring life in thai
State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

THE Ciuc'nnatl Gdiette asks, ''what 4
human life worth,p II the Garette wants h
know about some parn.plar lives, we cal
easily answer its inquiry.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

DEPARTMENT oF srArE,l
WAsHTSoroN, d. O., December 30 ls7a 4
Information has been reoelyed at this De-
partment from Mr.. c. NJ. ALLES, the ccasul Of
the United States at Bermuda. Wesi Indies, OF
the loss, on the ooth Of November, at sea, Of
the schooner Arctic, Of Baltimore, Maryland.
No lives lost. Per dispatch es4, dated De-
cember 10, tSTo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

The WAsHRGroS RRPuBLIcAs states that
project for the annexation OF Santo Domingo
will be brought forward In the House soon after
the recess, and that it viii originate on the Dem
ooratlc siue. Wherever II may originate, we be-
neye the country at large Is as hostile 10 the
scheme as when t was presented two years
| slnce.-IO,tidHd tfdins) Frsss.
The assertion that the country Is opposed
to the annexation Of San Domingo is mere
assertion, and nothing more. We deny that
1t is, or that 1t was two years ago, opposed to
annexation. A majority In Congress has al
ways been In favor of 1t, and Is in favor Of IL
to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

ST. LOUIS wants to enlarge her lnsan'
asylum. The increased accommodations arr
required for the capital movers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

An rxcuASoE SAYS: 'If the members o.
tn. Penn,ylvanis Legislature have I. -nred Of
character they should" sc. But they havn't,
40 What IA The - OF talking about it1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

~ All communications, whether on business or
for publioation. should be addreased 70 wM J. MuR
rlau, Proprietor NATIONAL REFuBLIoAr, Washing.
ton, ID. q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03
DYEING AND SECURING.
WILLIAM II. wHRATLBY,s
srkAM DYErSo AND sc2URiso EsTADIIsI

MENT,
On,cei 40 jefferson st., Georgetown. ID. O.
EztAbliahed isSi.
Premium awarded by the Metropolitan Mechanic,
Institute, 1885, and Ia now one Of the oldest largest
and most complete establishments o. the kind in hi,
country,
Beet place in the District for Cleaning or Dycins
0entleinen's clothing,
EysrEthins appertainins TO the business well and
ohPs eloses daily At sunset stceps Saturday. whom
IL will be open until % n IN, ~
Post Ofhce Box 11J.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

q
operation. The nrst step in such transaction
would be 70 eau IN the nve-twentes, Tor vacuum
to occupy. suppose, however, that from some
oAuse the new Issue should fall below par n sold
lnen the lreasnTy would stand IN the position OF
nav,ng lo pey on arEe hmount Of debt wltnon,
We me- oPe,stl9 P9 oeSome per@ens @ nl9lda. .
s,a, InsIesa y, ~ on neIe ,hat Ine
rhuy oI une lnsNnte " tnc NoveLnnient oomes
fnn sSsans,s % mess @ IL pagnens sSPP, ~ ne y
s,,sa oUnus' nv snu wv, y, ,n ~, uounts any
nanrso ,mnortan, hat M oparan,on .nnn,a a
s,rog npe tar ths snnnsss ~ M conysrson
Snd ~ pR"n ,ha .ne
comniications cspsed Z denra"jati ~ ,ha nav
eyaI s ,hta y, .onr av ce,,, hsio ~ a ~.
Tndlcate, however, bore the responsiellity, and
me opsrsu9nns ,n o. tne 90yernnent were nor IN
hanssTs M rn,rse caii a. rorrnsnpcns,ng S oon0
,.s ,Ideraton N ,ne terms upon "hich they under
tahs ~, tne negot,s.on; o.-..,, .,,.,,, -,
the nsW bopds b % IN aavanse Nv ~ eaiiIns In the I'D
anu ~ ,nus ~, ptuvue N & Z ,ne ~ a iUs
paymh y. Wy . ane sAnvs ~, ", sun ~
Moufu ee 70 uepIes's p' tne oena n maIne, t
not be marketable az par al the Government nj price;
, wouu y, VA ~ ~, ~ ~
@ =, Ro,u ln'o tne ,,, AM sns
AZ a nome anu aDrvan; wniie us ciea,that tne
uovermnent Moniu Use meetest Vn we oohus us
% %Iom tne une oI tnelI issue unui tne l,a Sai,ea
equivalent % ne advantage allowed 70 the syn.
sys' 70 Wnich so much opJeetloh mas oeeh
raistd -. 49,.
ton q THE The fs,s q interest On The public debt
the ,nly point for discussion in the case 4
Se uSss sey sSs fsfS en-.
titicd totg the risks they assume and the ser
i he M ifns hW ha ha q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03
THE WORK or THE SYNDICATE.

T.
An tue Ne" iofk Di'ty Dutetn OF Decem-
Der 20 we find the following article, fully ex-
D,anatorv of ,h. xvork 81 IN. ra..,, .,,odI-
V ,n' Va '"e ieee"' ''"u
catei winch VIII serve admirably TO answer
the cayilInRu which have hpen indulped I'm hv
,-.., e-,., ., .e - ~
Interested persons throhBh ths columns OF
some OF the presa OF the country:
.IruK RKyusntsa oy y,yR.TwRS,1ya
HOrdinaTilT n n 4 ysry sood and n vsTv nacos-
aary thing for the nuhIio IL watsh ieaonsIx IN
imam cIal i,egotiationa oondnnted ~ nnhIi, nh
rIaIs Ifter M ynnch sSnsr1snca az y ln'jaI nsD
iationA II N moi snrprslhS maj tSs sssrsiaSy "
me TreasnTy Ehonld be sloaely folloWed I'M his
propoaed aTran9ements for resnmIng ma negal
tiation Of the new fye peI Gent hanas In An
such matters. however. < sound Iadsment and
an intelllRent omprehenslon al me Is,Is az ths
cahe aTe nssessaTy nnt onIy 70 nIeyent an ny
iustioe being done 70 bubble ofiieern mi aiso 10
avoid injury belnR unnittlngiy done 10 ths nnh.
nc inteTests F~'-
'sIbere are certain thIngu which ahonId he
kepi In view In cOnsiderinR this propossd negn-
tlAtlon; NN"~
81 Tha sayIng of one mar cent Intareat pnon
$500 OOO. 900 or dsbt. which WouId be tbeIebv
effecIed' would amount 10 an economT Of al OoS'.
600 Der annum In the national exnenditnTss, 4
matter NOT 10 be llqbtly thnnght oi In thsas
dAya 0f onerous "a Saiion
~. The negotiation would place the national
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS, which are the
subject Of 40 much speculation In the news
papers just now, are seven in number, namely,
Hawaii, with an area Of 1000 square miles
Mani, co. Oahu, bS0i Kani, 500; Molokai,
l07; Lanai, 100; Nichau, 10; and Kahoo-
lani, 90 square miles They are situated about
midway between San Francisco. Melbourne
and Canton, In China, are OF considerable fer
tillty, and exceedingly important In o CONNER
cial point OF view. Citizens OF the United
States have the ascendAncy In all the depart
ments OF the Government, aud there Is every
reason 70 believe that the group will at no
distant day be annexed 10 the United States.
, A JOURNAL IN the INTERIOR OF NEw
YoRK contrasts the salaries paid 10 the Prssi-
dent and other principal Federal officials
with those OF some OF the New York city
oiiicars, Tho General Government pays IL
Judges Of thai Supreme Court Of the United
states sir thousand dollars per annum. New
York pays The Judges Of its Supreme Court
sl75OO each. Cabinet oficer are paid eight
thousand dollars. New York has four or nvs
commissioners. Take one Of them, the de-
lpartmsnt Of docks. Each Of the i've com
,mlaaioners is paid ten thousand dollars
FLOR duiiOs which require only q fsw hours
every week. Even the sscrstary OF tbls body
's paid almost Ne large salary ~ the Vice
'Presldsnt and the Chief Justice. The New
York Ereaii,g Post, In al article on this sub
cot, recently said The Secretaries need
more pay. They hAVs IN furnish their own
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03
FOR SALE AND RENT.


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SGSsTdas 81 l6S M M PSx dsa I
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

INoR nENT-Two PARLoRs UNFURNIsuE
II and one chamber, Al 4os Sixth street, between
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g"POTOJLNC WATER HKNTs.
1873.
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.

WAIER REatsTnAR's OTItCEl
DTsrRiCr % CoIuInfA,
.. WAsHIroron, December 81, ls7A y
Water Rents for the ensuing year Will be due aud
ayaole ~ toe ofiee Of the Water Registrar un the
Attention q called to the provision of law requir
ing the supply Of Water 70 be cut on from ali prem,
thirty days from date "
Iai.t TIMOTHY LUBRY, Water Registrar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-03

ENoR SALE CHEAP AND on REASONABLE
TERMS
one nne prees brick dwelling, on street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets northwest, Containing
nine rooms, aud bath: room. water and gas
Also one ak room frame, on New Jersey avenue
near hhode Island avenue. ''NN'
Also, ono nye-room frame, on Vermont avenue, be-
ayenue To Tenth street
For particulars, apply 10 WHITE BRO.
Iron Founders, Is Maine avenue, South wash.