Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1881, Page 1

iy fag as for * THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BEILDINGS, Corner 1th Sireet, by zg Star Newspaper Company, GEU. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Tar Evexixe Bran is served to sntscribers in the city by carriers, on their own accuuat, at 10 conta per week, cr 44 centa per month | Copies at the ernnter, 2 cents each. By postast pald._S0 conten menth one yerr, #6; sir months, 83 Mutered at the Post co at Washiagton, ‘aR vablished on Fridsy—82a8 ppb tier ees: Six monthe, $1; 10 copies 20 copies to sube tions must be, patd in a id sper sent longer than is paid for INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR, AMUSEMENTS-S*h paxe. Avorion Saves—1 and Sth pages. Booxs, &c.—6th paxe. Boanprxe—4ih paze. Boots asp SxHoRs-5th page. Busrsess CHANcEs—4th page. | Orry Irzus—8th page. Dzatus—Sth pave. Dar Goons—5:h page. Epvcation—4th page. Faminy SvurPcirs—5th psee. Frvanctat—ith paxe. For RENT AND SaLe—ith page. Fon Saux (Miscellancous)—4th page. GrNTLEMEN’s Goop=—5th page. Hovservsnisuixes—Btn page. Lapres’ Goops—5th page, Lost ap Foux—ith pace. Lust ov Lerrens—{ti page. MARBIAGES—Sth page. Mowry ro Loax—sth page. Mepicat, &c—fth page. MIsCELLANEOUS—3.! pages. PrRsomat—ith page. PuovesstoxaL—éth page. PIANOS AkD Onoaxe—4th page. Presics, Excvnsions, &e.—8th page. PRoposars— 6th page. Rarinoaps—éth page. Retterovs Nozices—Ist page. BrzctaL Noriczs—Ist page. SPECtALTIEs—4th page. Srzamens, &c.—7th page. Tux TrapEs—7'h page Uspentarkees, &0.—5th page ‘Warrs—ith paxe. SPECIAL NO"/ICES. WAVERLY BUILDING; ASSUCIATION. The third annual ecting of | Siew wane Ram ciation wi:l beh Hal of Pepnast 1 DAY EVEN e 13th } netant. at The third sunnal report w i'be: gubmitesd aa amendment to the conetitut!: im acted en, Sut ofh- cere for the ensuiag a8 jourt ht Bion. holders are requested f9 8"* en og EIZE)., Sozratary. e10-3t 31H str st northwest Ire INSUBAN OB ON THE COMMON AN—T) i Bosrd of the PBANRL iN MOTU AL RELIEF ASSO) TION will meet at St. Jo seph’s fall, coraer of sth and H streets northwest, » (ONDA: Y, June 13th, at iis o'cleck p.m. Fe: gone desirous of Joining sn aevocistion of that char acterere invited ‘to atteu 1. For spriication vlan! x and fa:ther informatt ‘i apply tod BORDEN ' SMITH, Secretary. 231 Ms3- gachuee is avenue nO best.’ Medical Examtne-s Dr. B. A. FOSTER, ‘M4 I street northwest; Dr. © MERIAM, 622 Ni rx Jersey avenue northwert. Melical examination. free of enarze Je10-2" EUREKA APRINGS WATER, (from Ark- ansas,) Suv mit, Deep Rock, Geysar, (Sars- fora.) Bethieds, Blué Lick, Bedford, Saluriae Michizan Cone ress Water, and other natura Matera: freahly ¥ esetved, sua for sale om draught at MILBURN'S PHARMACY, 1429 Pennsylvania ay: June 6, 1831. Ss meetin TIONAL BRIOK M be’ oe the offi ¥eq., 1916 New York avenue, Was TUESDAY, Joxe 17a, 181, ata PD ‘L HOLSHOOK. JeT-cod Secretary. GAS FTETURES EF. BROORS, WITH goods and ‘aq isr- terof a orutury practical experioaos. Tcan mest all compet-tion and sell est RATES. Iia- mene stock. Retort Gas Stoves, juced rat E. F. BROOKS, m7 531 16th street. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER, OF THe FRrEOmanS aeeTeas AnD Wanmenes a D. Ae ‘Ma-ch 14, seas Notice is hereby giver e Devosttors Creditors of the ENEEDWAN SAVINGS AND THUST COMPANY that ail claims must be pre: dented end all dividends Berevstore Gociared a Pligg for, at ens pilices on oF before AUGUST arred, and the amounts dis- ited among the other creditors of the Gom- Dany. as provided ia the sot of Febraarg 21, 1851. Depositors who have not slready rec: dends should immediately forward their boose | mail of express, or through some responsible van! Or banker, aceomoanied with their ad:iress. INO. JAY KNOX, Commissioner. HAYWARD & HUTCH ON, 817 Ninth Street Northwest, GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MODEBNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING IN CITY RESIDENCES, ARD, HAVING A LARGE FORCE OF COMPETENT WOSKMEN, ATTEND FROMPILY ALL JOBBING OBDERS. Ww" STORE ABERT. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Mo. 408 Gthetrect worth west. jant2 ‘an? IMPROVEMENT ADVERTISE. MENT NO, I. 4S WE HAVE SAID TO YOU SEVERAL TIMES PE€ORE WE ARE (PENDING IM PROVEMENTS SHORTLY TO TARS PLACE) COMPELLED TO KEMOVZ ALL THE STOOK THAT IS NOW ON THE FIRST FLOOR TO THE UPPER FLOOGS. IN ORDER TO GIVE US ROOM WE ARE GOING TO CLEAR QUT THE SI0CK ON THESE FLOORS AT A SACRIFICE. WE OFFER THE CdH0IJE OF SIX HUNDRED STYLISH QHILDKEN'S SUITS, NONE OF WHICH ABE WORTH LES3 THAN FIVE DOLLARS, AND MANY THAT ARE GUOD VALUE AT SIX AND SEVEN DOL- LABS. WE OFFER THE CHOICE OF THEM AT FOUR DOLLARS. WE WISE IT REMEM BERED, THAT THESE REDUCTIONS ARE REAL AND NOT IMAGINARY, AS NINE- TENTHS OF THOSE ANNOUNCED ARE. IF YOU SHOULD NOT BE 14 WANT OF A SUIT YOUB BOY MAY WANT A GRAY ALPACA JACKET. WE OFFER YOU A HUNDRED IN SMALL SIZES AT FIFIY CENTS, AND A HUNDRED IN LARGE SIZES AT SEVENTY- FIVE CENTS. THEY ARE WORTH DOULLE THE FIGURF, AND IF YOU WAIT UNTIL NEXT WEEK TO BUY YOU MAY FIND THEM 4N OUR BIOCK-AND YOU MAY NOT— OHANCES THE LATIZZ-13 AT THESE PBICES IT DON'T TAKE UZ LONG TO SELL OUT A LoT. A. SAKS & CO., ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, 926 aND 818 Tru sr. 316 anv 3:8 7zH sr. Jet0 COL ASP COLLEG Ng MADE TO ORDER T: TS poxnre ATOR: AND SILVERWARE EWELRY DIN Tne BEST og SDS AND PEARLS CNTED TO tas AOR OF ange AND MONOGRAMS ‘BD ON MSTAL AND Serer BBO. & U0., ivania Avene, f Trastess of | | the lowest prices, go to ver. STI-NS. 8.791. WASHINGTON. SPECIAL NOTICES. (tp tem oa EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Ma- mic Tempie—Preaching To-morrow at 11 Oecek, by Rev Anran Posten, the Pastor. It SAINT ANDREW'S OHOROG, cor. lata | a.m. and "7 and Corcoran sts.—rermoiat 1 Sp.m., by the Hector, Rey J. & Prany. it FOUNDRY M. E. OHUKOR, léth and @ streets. —Ohildren’s Day To-miorrow, with interesting exercises; Haptism: at 11a. m.; at 8p. m , the pastor, Kev. W. F. Wann. REV. 8. B. MOORS, of Razers:owa, os wili preach Morning’ ara Kvening st sh Vermont Avente Christian Charch. + free. All very welcome att MT. VAKNON PLACE M. E. OROROH. FOUTH, corner %th and K stree® north- t.—Preachrie Sunday. et ils. m. aod8 p.m. by Tythe Petsr, Rev. W. b.Manution, B.D. (er MECROPOLITAN MoE CHURIM, cor her 0 and. 4% ‘streets. —Onitécen's ‘D interesting exercises Uy the Ac! Bt ll s. m Eee ehing at 8 p.m. by the Pastor, Rev. t BLN: REV. SHERMAN M MEE&IL" D. D., will preach at North Caroline avsuue (Meth. Prot.) Chapel, corger 8th avd 8 stroais soutasast. ‘To. morrow (Sanday) moraing, at 11 o'clock Te pubic are invited. Seats free iw UNION M. E. CHORUH, 20h no:thweat. pear Pennaylvanis avanti et en pS & m.: Subject, * ‘Scoffere ‘anni Evil Servants "4 p. 12 Gren’s bas Services. All invited. MEMORIAL OHUROH. 14th stroct or » Pastor, J_G. BUTLER.—services regi lariy a I's m.-abd 5p. m. New Testament Rev sion at 5 o'clock service To-morrow. Averybod ‘welcome. It strest a. WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION —Gospel Meeting at vdeon Hail, corner 43 and Pennsylvania avenue northwest » To-morrow (sabbath) afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Lisvitie will conduct the Service. Everybody welcome. WESLEY “CHAPEL ener Sih and ¢ streets northwest, Rev. Wat. I Pastor.—Sundsy School ‘at 9:30 Gpitdren's Day Services by the bunday. Sch lock. Preaching. by the, Vastor at § 0 ook Sub: Niundsy Scliools.” Seate CONGRESS a METH. FGF CHURUH, deorgetown —11_ 8. m., Rev. E Covrno ‘at8p_m., Kev. 8. EB. Sourmen: Laxp, DD. The reat ye and Positive Poies of Grace. Ieom o& = ‘V. F. W. ANDER*ON, Pastor of the Fink nited Presbyterian Church, Balti- more, will pres in the Bupreme Court Room, City Hall, on Sabai, 12th instant, at 11a ra. and6 p.m. Allaretnvited. SERVIOKN AT VIRGINIA AV sae BAPTIST OHU#OB, 6th and Vinginis ave nue ronthwest —Preaching three times: il a Bana Sp ., by the Pastor, Hev.Dr. LAWS, which all are invited. Subject: Salvation tg. ee orld. ALL SOULS" (UNITARIAN), CRIBS corner 14th and & ate.—Rev. R. i. Sut PEN, Pastor, Subjsotat ism - "Oven Doors Vesper fervices at 8 p.m : subject of Vesper tat “*Inepiration and Infallibility.” Sunday School st 9:45 a. m. it M. E CHILDREN’S DAY AT GRAGE streets.—Preaching at CHUROH. 9th and 8 Il a.m. by the Pastor; at 3:30 p.m,, F owera, Birds, Music and interesting exercises. ‘The Mout sernon (uartette is expected. Preaching at nixht 5 ovelock HAMLINE M. &. OHUKUH. commer 9b PF ana P ‘streets norihwest.—Oaildren's Day; lis. m, Esptism of Children. Address b; and excreisce by tha, School: 4p. School Mass Meeting; 8pm » Preaching BLP. Buows, B- H-; Taceday Night, Love "eeant. el 16. avenue and 18th etre Matips and Sunday hehool, Bo'y Communion 11 a.m : Sei oa ion" —A "Troe Catholic View. Sunday School Anniversary, With dies tribution of Prizes and Rewards, 7p. 1. Bente FOURTH STRERT METHODIST EP1 oe PAL CHUURGH, southeast, between Band G, Gro. V Leecn Paitor.—Ouildren'« Day, acd Secor d Quarterly Meeting at Bev W. LOWNS; at 335 ‘Chi rary: interesting eervice; Bribe an offering for Educa tion of our Youny Pe No service at nicht. Regular Bervice at night during the Bummer. It" (Ce MGRENDREE WB, OHUROH. Mtasaa- husetts ave., between 9th aad 10th strects— Celebration of Cnildren’s Day. Preachivg by a Pastor, Rev. 0. HERUERT RicHARD : Snbjat: ‘The Training of Uhildren: Monthly Missionary Meeting: address b; a 1. McBESsey;7p (™.. > oung Pespie’s bia. Subject: "Timothy" Sermon to Young Chrit’ars. i Jorn Ber Presch i by the Presidisse tio ey Bs Perzos closing with Hay C ‘antonio. " Byeni oe Hern on at o'clock, by the Pasion, Rav. Wrivoan Ge Jonferenca Mualay Ev. . ek. Love Beast tivuseday } ening. cos at $a, m2. CHEISTADELPHIANS m et every Say. atl a, m > in MeOan'ey’s Hall, Penn tylyania avenue, between 24 and 3d atrae's east. The ouject for whicn they tweet: celebrate the dexth of Messiah. Second—**To coa terd for the Faith which was once for a'l delivercd tothe Saints” (which is the Gospe ) v-reus Ths Tra- gitions of the Apostacy preached by the Uiers, Pub ic invited. No cclection. THOUGHT EXCHANGE (233 Prat vania avenue Lorthweat)—Sunday, Fico divcassion: question’ "What siall'we dot Ye saved?” Free floor—tfree ey All sides and both sexes impartially hee t Eveatag Meeting 8 pe mth ect owed by eriticlam, 10, tea minute spreches forauteen, => WASHINGTON MUSICAL saat rv TION. —There will be a specia’ m of s ARB ore heid TO-MOSEROW (Sunday), 3 ue All members are arzeatly request 1 fend.’ Duesicr Jane are now due. K. F. UARDELLA, Eecre‘ary. CARPENTRHS,—At the neat meting of OIN®RS ONIIN, 4 of grast import” ae wil cone before the Union. “ait manvers ould attend. Jetl&14 I8AAQ A. MILUER, Rec Bec. &S WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VERKEIN. In er nsequenc: the sale of the Bi nual Schuetzsnfi TUESDAY, aac tal Execut ve Committee. Jel KR. SPRINGSGUTH, Secretary. De? DASHAWAY REFORM CLUB in Limcotn Hall eyery Suoday Evening, commencing ‘clock. To-morrow (Suday) ‘the Key Joun ! theieclemency of the weather, eto., fur naanth Au yas’ bean’ POSTPONED unt l 24, at5ovciock p.m , when tae norehine. By order of we Hannis will make lis last address before eriag to the Indian country. F. M. Buapuey and 8. 0. Minis sreextocted to speak, Gol’ KopoEns and the Mt Vernon Quartetie Ginb w Tue tnusic will be in charge of Prof. Gho. T. Gara HER. Allare invi'ed i NOTIOE. To 9! whom it msy concern:—We desirs and r2- quest Messrs. W H. OISSELL & CO. to come for- ward by 9 o’c’ock on Monday morning, June 13th, 185], and have the work which they have done for ‘Us at the southeast corner of 6th and Ki sts. north- west measured and estimated, and receive the money which can be shown to be due to them from us, according to contract; otherwise to abide the consequences of any fa'se or injurious representa tions which they msy make or authorize. it JOHN Ae sar TERS, (Ce ATTENTION: — To have your Oarpets cleaned and steamed in the beat manner. at SINGLETON & HOEKK, No. S01 Market Space. Je6-2m_ LADIES! DO YOU WANT A PURE. BLOOMING CcOU- PLEXION? If 60, & few spolications of Haxzan's MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM Will gratify you to your heart's content It does away with Sartownsess, Repvess, Prurces, BLorcues, and all DIsEasEs AND IMPERFECTIONS OF THE SKIN It OvERcomMEs THE FLUSHED APPEARANCE OF Bgat, FATIGUE AND EXCITEMENT Ir Maxes 4 Lapy cr THImTy APPRAR ‘went! And so patural. gradual, aud perfect are its effects ; = 3 1g mpm ible to detect ita application. 127-60 EE —eEeEe——eeEEE NSoTics ‘The unders'zned having opened his New Store at 1419 NEW YORE AVENUE, ‘with a well-selected stock of Bur | BU > ILDERS' ASD MISCELLANEOUS HARD. CUTLERY, TOOLS, &o., een ceecy ae preee nae friends and the public to Otte JAMES B. LAMBIB. HAMILTON & SHEDD ap Sh EERE TEMA TERome. | § kt Heda of Jo fork in our Line ‘at ies ‘wireet. - Smith, editor of the Nei THE EVENING STAR. __ DOUBLE SHEET. Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT Recxirts To-pay.—Internal rev- enue, $364,120.09; customs, $952,483.33, GoInc TO Yorxtown.—Col. L. A. Barbour ‘and Capt. Erichson, of the first regiment of the Connecticut National Guards, are in the city to-day. They are south to make arrangements tor the visit of their regiment to the Yorktown celebration. “Room 59."—Mr. Cook had quite a long con- Sultation with Messrs. Woodward and Gibson atroom 9 to-day, and at the conclusion Mr Gtbron had an iiterview with the Postmaster General. Nothing was, however, given out. Ware Hoves Catiers.—Judge Harlan, Rep- resentatives Neal, Pettibone aud Byington, called on ‘the President to-day. There were very few people at the White House to-day. ‘Tae First EpImtion of the Congressional Di- Yectory 47th Congress, (epecial session of the Senate,) has just been issued, bearing the fa- molliar name of Ben: Perley Poore, clerk of Printing Records upon the title p: ‘This edition #s corrected up to May 25, 1SS1, and was ordered by the Committee oa Printing for the use of members of Congress and the public during the coming recess. THE AMERICAN REGISTER, a sixteen-page quarto weekly journal, has made its appearance in Washington. It 1s democratic In politics, Dut moderate In tone; is neatly printed, and ty — by Mr. Aydelotte, a Pennsylvania jour- nalist. POSTMASTER GNERAL JaMES revurned from Annapolis last evening with the Fresident. He @alled at the White Honse to day. MRS. GARFIELD STILL ImPROVING—Dr. Boyn- ton expects that Mrs. Garfield will be able to leave the White House In about 4 week from next Monday. Ir is 8aIp that Mr. Granam, surveyor of the port of New York. is to be replaced by a maa recommended by Whitelaw Ratd. EXCURSION STEAMEKs.—A circular was 13sued by the Treasury department this afternoon d- recting all customs officers and steamboat 1r- spectors to be very vigilant and careful in looking after excursion and regular steamers to see that they are not overcrowaed. Waar “a Farr Day” Mgans.—The chief sig- nal officer $s meditating a change of the term for what has heretofore been known a3 a “fair” day. This was meant tosignify a day wheo the sky was overcast with light clouds, Dit when beither rain or snow fell. The purase generally misleads most persons to think a fair day must necessarily be one when the sun shires, whereas the kind of weather meant thereby at the signal office is an absence of sunshine as well as of falling weather. The aim is to save expense in telegraphing by de- scribing weather as brietly as possible, so a Single word can be used. To replace “fair” overcast and neutral have been suggested. ON THE ANxtovs BENcH.—Secretary Windom will return from Minnesota next Monday or Tuesday. His return is awaited with a great deal of interest by the Treasury expediters, who have front reats on the anxteus bench. AMOUNT Of national bank circulation out- standing at close of business yesterday was $354,676,997, A Pornrsr.—The fact that Secretary Blaine has just undertaken the task of having butit for him a large and elegant house in this city ought to be a pretty good Indication to the boys in pursuit of néws that he isn’t ac the present time thinking of changing places wito tbister Lowell or of doing anythiag else in te way of official life than remaining in his present position. Men generally mean to liv: in the house they bulld for their own residen:, Tue CHECKS FORTHE JULY INTEREST on the registered 4 per cents are now being prepared in the U. S, treasurer’s office. There will be 64,000 checks mailed to all parts of the coun- uy. Billy Williams, of the cash room, 13 siza- ing the checks, betng aeputized io do so for the treasurer. MUsic aT THE WeiTs House Grouxps —The Marine band wiil play in the Watte ilouse grounds at 5::0 o’clock thts evening. THE Yantic arrived at Key West this morn- ing, from her ntasion to Progresso to look after an American vessel seized by the authorities of that port. THE PRESIDENT returned to the city last eve- ning from Annapolis. Secretary Hunt and party will return this bes Secretary Lin- coln and Adjutant General Drum will return from West Point this evening, and Gen. Sher- man and Gen. Tidball will retura Monday morning. First Liget. DaNIgL M. TAYLoR, ordnance department, hes been ordered to report in per- son to Brevet Major General John Pope, com- manding the department of the Afissouri, for duty as aide-de-camp. THE COMMISSION OF JUDGE ROBERTSON as Col- lector of the portot New York has not yet been made out. It ts noW expected that Ko- tertson will take charge of the custom hou3e on the 1st of next month. 1a order to give him Ume to prepare and file tis bond his commis- sion will be made out, signed and dated about @ week before the ist of July. The date of the commission must, under the law, be fucluded inthe bond. If the senatorial contest at Al- Dany continues through this month, it 1s prov- able that the making out of the commission Will be deferred, as Judge Robertson cannot well be spared from his position as president pro (enpore of the state senate while the sen- alerial fght 1s on hand. FoR HOLLAND FOR CoMMISSI9NER.—A delega- tion of;colored men consisting of Arthur St. A, South, F. D. Parker, M.F. Hamlin and F. R. Moore called at the White House to-day to ask the appointment of Miiton M. Holland as Commissioner of the D!s- trict. The President granted them an audience for Monday. PERSONAL.—General Longstreet, late United States Minister to Turkey, arrived in New York from Europe yeaterday.—Colonel R. M. Pulsifer, of the Boston Heraid, is proposed for the chairman of the executive committee of the World's Fair to be held in that city, and a a an he would make.—Colonel lott, of Washington, was reglatered at the New York Herald ‘omtes in Paris on Thursday evening.—The Very Rev. Father La Rocca, gene! it Rend Dominican order of the e tire ‘world, by Meutenant general we Very Reve! arrived _in New York from Europe yestel Mr. Harry L, Sykes, rday. of this city, and well Known to the traveling ree is ey with the Thoasand Island loure at Alexandria nia mer ag room clerk. et the. Hon. John B. Alley has sub- scribed $10,000 to @ hospital fund raised in Lynn, Mass. Sherman nas ac- cepted an invitation to attend the New Eag- jaud Fair, which Be be held at Worcester, Mase, Sept 7.— Lieutenant G. A. Mer- jam and family. wi ae called aay, wo New ood ge esterday. eae eed of child.—1 enter- corse tained the Parmer’ Club, of ‘Vonnepivania at Wooton, his elegant new Sountry place, near Bryn Mawr, on Tht 7. ——Protessor Ht gaia, Adjutant General Drum and Assistant ludge Advocate General Barr were registered | Hv in New York last. napa -Postm' Gon- eral al Maynard 1s passing several weeks at West Masa, his ative town, visiting his selene ‘who lives in the house where he was Dern ——Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson and Mrs. Colonel Audenried, of" this city, salled from New York to Europe tc-day._— Ex- Postmaster General Key 5 ie eto es en of Cortederate lgrvigete Tecently organized at of receiving ths ——.. Ta = in Septemb3r.—B. Droprieter Chambers, o! Bt Louls, F of the St. Louis Pires, ts ih the city. at tee ee beeen ore out. Twent 1 brewers obtained em, at pe held breweries, and aba cal eal with the the unton men wi aa averted by the Suy inwanues bose salon keeper manent to Deer made 8% ‘ay breweries, ein employing non-uolon |. 60° to 106°. D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1881. Unfounded Statement. Secretary Kirkwood says the statement made in a morning paper to the effect that he pro- Pores at once to reorganize the force of the Interior department, and thay he will begin by recommending a change in the offices of chief clerk and assistant secretary, 1s entirely with- One foungalon: No such action is contem- Plated, Mr. Pitney Hefuses to Testify, and Why. 0. L. Pitney, whose office is being investi- gated at the Treasury department, yesterday refused to testify before the committee under oath. Hé bas been frequently examined by the committee, but he was not put under oath him- self. It is understood that his refasal to testity was on the ches that he might implicate others higher in authority than mimself. Mr. Stephens at Home. Hon. Alexander H. Stephens is now at his home, Liberty Hall, Crawfordville, Ga. Owing to the death this spring of his fatthful major domo Harry and of one of bi3 nephews, Mr Stepbens felt much depressed on his return home. In 1850 Harry, then belonging to ene of Mr. Stephens’ neighbors, asked permission to marry Eliza, Mr. Stephens’ cook, and Mr. 8, not only gave bis consent, but found time in the midst of exciting political scenes in Washing- ton to write directions for the wedding, crder- ing a wedding dress and shoes for the bride and @ good supper, es) a, Saletan ered pooped should be marr ied uy & pare folks.” The coups Talwaye ‘ived Sane nr. Stephens afterwards, and he gave up the man- agement of the place entirely to Harry within the last few years. When leaving here for home in May he said, “I don’t know whether there will be any carriage to meet me at the siation when I get home, ornot, I had horses and several carriages, but Igave them up to Harry, and bis estate has been seetled up since his death, and I don’t know what's left." Mr. Stephens bas been in the nabit of dispensing the most generous hospitality at Liberty Hail, even having his dinner as early as eleven a.m., because that hour suited the time for the arrival and departure of trains, ana he coula invite all those whocame tosee him to dine befor? leaving. This invitation he extends to utter strangers, many of whom make pilgrim ages to Crawfordville to see him. Singular Report of a U.S, Marshal, SCHOOL CHILDREN CHARGED WITH DEFRAUDING TRE REVENUE, The United States Marshal at Hartford, Con- necticut, makes.an Official report of a very re- markable character. He reports that the child- ren in some of the sectarian schools ia that city have, by direction of their instructors, ben systimatically soaking the internal revenue stamps from beer barrels before they were can- celled. The stamps were sent to France and then shipped back and sold to brewers at a re- Guced rate. The proceeds were used to found an orpban asylum in France. In the possession of one of the Instructors there were found $25) worth of the stamps. The fact that they were first sent to France before being used here re- leves the purchasing brewers trom any prose- cution on the part of the government. SOCIETY NOTES. The ladies of the Mt. Vernon Assoctation seem to be truly unfortunate as to the weatner when they hold thelr yearly councils, Two years ago they suffered s> much with the heat in June that they decided to meet tn 1889 In May. They did so, and found the heat equaliy oppreesive; £0 they fixed the time 1a June, again, and have had rain most continuously through the week, This has been the more uan- fortunate because some of the ladies feel the influence of the depressing associations of the place even in Clear weather, and, of course, find it very dolefui when it rains, As no man, neteven the husband of a vice regent, 13 al- lowed to sleep in the old mansion, and Co'!. Hollingsworth keeps his own room in an out- building. some or tne ladies feel very timid at Bight. On this account they do not take wi them to Mt. Vernon any valuables. Some them used to carry jewelry and laces wi HM them, any dress very richly the day the board of visitors from Virginia was received, but la'- terly they have feared that tramps might sur- prise them at night, when no man was in the ouse to protect them, 80 have brought little of value with th The councli adjourned yesterday. The ‘‘Corcoran” makes an extra trip to Mt. Vernon this afternoon to bring the regent aud vice regents to the city. Taey will arrive by § p.m. Mrs Laughton has accepted an invitation to spend a few days with Mrs. John Davis on I street. Miss Harper will be the guest. of Gen and Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Virginia Campbell Thompson, post- master of Lou‘sville, Ky., who was appointed four years ago by President Hayes, 1s now here visiting ber friend Mra. Horngby, Judge Black’s daughter. Her father, Rev. Dr. Alexander Campbell, founded the sect of Baptists to which bot Presideat Garfiela and Judge Black belong.— Assistant Paymaster General McC.ure has leased for a year and will next week move into the residence No. 1119 I street, owned by Com- modore Hanscomd’s widow. Mrs, McClure’s bealth ts improving, but her mother rognires her presence in Louisville, and she will there in a few aays to visit her, and later wi i to the Virginia Warm springs.—Gea. lunte’rs wite met with a serious accident on Thursday, in falling down the back stair way at their residence, and severely brutsing her face and n Ssnator Carpenter's widow and daughter, who were lately here, ve now visiting Judge Black’s home at York, a. Home vs: Summer Hesorts. A WOMAN'S VIEW. While so much Is being said, and with reason, about pleasant summer resorts, there 13a good deal to be ga'd about the comforts of staylag at home, enjoyed by those who are fortunate enough to havecomfortable homes, Tney ar sure Of gcod beds, plcnuy of room, as mi baths and towe!s as they want, with’ the priv lege of dressing as simply as possible. of avold- ing all unnecessary exertion, and of not econ>- mizing about tne number of pleces to be washed. This of course refers espectaliy to ladies, who fitd preparations for su:amer wear- ing apparel as troublesome as for all the other Seasons put together. Tals expensive dilteutty ariscs‘rom the many changes in temperature certain to occur in the course of a summer trip, even if it be of only a month’s duration; and that is about the minimum. Dresses must b3 ready for all degrees of the thermometer from Préparation must be made for a cool damp as well as & warm damp spell of weather—for heat when the weather {s clear, and for cool bright weather. As great a variety in thicknesses and quality ot wraps as of Gresses ia essential, and the same in @ greater degree is true of under clothing. Ifa ity in- tends to go to the sea-shore and also to tha mountains, she must have a different wardrobe for each resort. The bathing dress essential at the sea-side, in the mountains must be re- Placed by a stout walking costume, such as will not be hurt by dew or torn by briers in clambeYing up mountain sides. For this last purpose some ladies last summer actually made use of the goods of which are = usually made. These were preti ed with red and tastefully made, On ihe 0 other hand, taose who stay at home can be comfortable with a very moderate and altogether comfortable wardro! The Long-Continued Kaius. GREAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTY. Dispatches from various parts of the country report the overflow of many streams and se- rious damage to property. The-rallroads have suffered tele and on some lines travel ped. Part of puenenr € ce. rope’ stroyed. vane on a ly the ra be alla centering at Pittsburg has noon there was 2 feet of water ate tne Onto eS at the water with both rivers still rising. Tose 35 feet, the highest on Dine allorbeny: river 7.000,000 feet of Timber bare been sw Lag ot ng te The storm has yee much the Atlantic coast. & portion of the Dlutt tn front of ee een feel ae, at Long Branch, was y — of the waves. A heavy-rain prevailed sone the Hudson. The Lackawana river has lowed 1(8 barks and flooded the reel ested pods tions of Scranton, Pa. Reports trom along the Susquehanna and Delaware avers in indioste high water, a Telegrams to The Star. FROM ALBANY TO-DAY THE USUAL BALLOTING. PROGRESS OF THE BRIBERY SEARCH. DELEGATE CANNON’S SEAT. | TRYING TO PROVE HIM INELLIGIBLE. GREAT TORNADO IN “KANSAS. THE SITUATION AT ALBANY. The Claim for Depew—No Signifi- cance im To-day’s Hallot—The Bribery Case—What Bank Paid Out the Money—The Party Papers To-day, Etc. [Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.) AuBany, N. Y., June 11. ‘So many of the legislature have paired that the vote of to-day and Monday in joint con- vention can have little or no significance. The vote for Depew having reached three more than & majority of all the republicans elected to the legislature, the half-breeds insist that It Is equivalent to a party caucus nomination, and that the other side are bolters in refusiny obey the will of the eal nen to this time the stalwarts have accused ministration members with being wolters for refusing to assent to a party caucus and abide by the re- sult. Lhe effort is, therefore, to turn the tables. The evidence of the attempt to buy votes continues. The testimony of Armstrong of Oneida was direct of offers made to him by one Edwards to oppose Conkling, with a prom- Ise of custom-house patronage in addition. Judge Robertson, the new collector, dentes that Edwards had apy authority to talk about places In the custom-house. and that the idea that he would even give Edwards a plac? 1s preposterous. Other members are ready to go on the stand and testify that Edwards has made prepositions to them. The stalwarts will endeavor to connect Edwards with Depew’s canvass from the fact that Edwards makes his headquarters at the rcoms of Barber, a regular- Jy employed agent in legislative matters of the New York Central Raliroad, and that Edwards is Barber’s sole agent, and therefore, directly connected with Depew’s canvass. The gene- rally accepted view of Edwards ts, that heis aman cf more “cheek” than discretion, and goes about trying to find a member whom he Can buy: and tries to find a market where he can ce}] that member and get hiscommisston, Barber, of course, is given the first chance to bid, The great point in the bribery business i3 whether Sessious really did try to bribe Brad - ley or the latter enter into a conspiracy to ruin Sessions. The fact that both came from the same section of the slate and have been friends does not susta‘n the theory of Bradley’s con- spiracy. Both sides are trying to trace where the large bills used came from. ‘The haif- breeds insinuate that they have evidence that they were obtained at the bank of State Trea- surer Wendell, who 1s & Conkling supporter. The stalwarts in return intimate that they were paid from that bank, but on the check drawn by afirm of brokers where Sessions keeps an account, and a check drawn in such a Toanter as to attract attention. ‘The fact may be reached in the end. Senator Sessions has ob. tained the shrewdest lawyers in Albapy to at_ tend the Investigation,’ ee the other side have procured Mr. Bangs, of New York, who was one of the lawyers in the Bertha trial, and also in the police commission trials under Mayor Cooper. The Evening Journal this atveracon agsert that the charge of bribery is a “put up job,” acongpiracy, while the Erpress, the stal- Wart organ, this morning says the accusations are literally true, and that !t demonstrates the Way and modes that the followers of Blaine have resorted to to destroy Conkling and the party. The two resigning Senators—Conkling and Piatt—returned to New York last night. Vice-President Arthur is still here this after- neon, (By Associated Press.) Counsel for the Committee. Anpany, N. Y., June 11.—The bribery tnves- tigating committee met at 9:30 this morning. Francts N. Bangs, of New York, appeared a3 counsel for the committee, He sald he had had no opportunity to consult with the wit- nesses and felt himself wnfit to enter upon this Investigation at this time. He thought the counsel on the other side wculd agree with him that it would expedite matters if thero Wes a recess taken till this afternoon so he could be allowed to prepare himself for the case. Testimony of Ce ‘Trim- lee After some discussion Wm. K. Trimble, member of assembly from the twenty-first New York district, was sworn, and testified that he had had a conversation with a person on the subject of the election cf Senators. It was with a gentleman named Edwards; do not kpow where he resides; have a passing ac- quaintance with him; have no knowledge of What bis business 1s; there was no arrange- ment for meeting 80 far as 1 was concerned. He came to my room. It was between S and 10 p.m. on Tuesday last. He came to my room, walked in, and Sat down and introduced the senatorial question. He asked me why I continued to vote for Conkling and Platt when there was no chance of electing them? I told himI did not agree with him. He asked me what my ex- penses were? I said between $2,000 and $2,500. le suid if friends of Depew would psy these expenses would | not chance my vote? 2 Ltold him that 1 would not; thatif I changed my vcte it would be for other reasons. This con- vergation was interjected into a general con- versation. I understood bim to mean by my expenses tny election expenses and expenses LS a was all the conversation I had with hit. ‘To Mr. Brooks:—I meant. when I told him, I would not change my vote unless som? arrange- ment was made—unless there were some other combination of candidat’s agreed upon by my party. My opinion of Edwards was tbat which wouid be yours or any other honest man’s—that al I bave seen this man Eiwards several times ali the sesslun; don’t know nis first name. To lies cannot say how I first met Ihave heard he was a lobbyist. :—I have reason now to believe is, Mr, Raines, member of assembly from Ontario county, asked permission to ask the witn+ss a question, and he was permitted to band the question to the committee for consideration. Mr. E. A. Carpenter asked the witness if he was advised to make his statement before the committee rather than risein the house and wake it. W.tness—No, sir, Mr. E. A. Cafpenter—Did Mr. Raines advise oe to make the statement here? Witness—Mr. Raines told me that I had better make 1t to the committee and not in the house. Witness here left the stand ‘The committee then adjourned to 9 o'clock Monday morning, in pursuance of a resolution which had been ood adopted, with an amendment to ask permission of the house to sit during its recess, The Balloting To-day—A Light Vote. ALBany, June ee joint convention met ro tem Robert at noon Prealdent tson presid led by ee to ill the vacancy in the’ Us ‘S Senate caused by the nation of Roecoe Oonklipg. ‘The result of the vote was Wheeler, 3: bs, 35; Conkling, Rogers, 8; aaa 7; Folger, So; Conkling, 23; TLe senate voted: aa 2 “fs . Pia aE a esis ie: cere rn to pata 6; Folger, 2; % Lapnam, 3;and Coon Iw . Piatt, 33; Comme f 2; Kerman. 2 ani Crowley 2. "No hates, The convention then ll 12 o'clock noon Mc Secretary Windom am Chicago. cago, June 11.—Seoretary ar. rived in morning, on bis way 0) Weahing mt On minnesota, fiohas sn invitation toa Crab rooms bere this | vening Stat, TWO CENTS. CRIME IN TEXAS. Assassination and Robbery. GaLvEsTon, TRX., June 11. ews special from Gra.am says: merchant of Best 43 called Out of his reai- dence night before last by three unknown men who ied bim balfa mile away and shot him. Tbe men then proceeded to Martin’s store Tobbed it of all they could carry off,and escaped under cover of a furious storm at the time prevailing, Stage Robbery by Masked Men. A Neirs special from Galnesville, Texa saye: Last Friday evening the stage of the Overland Transportation company, was rod bed while passing through Black Hollow, 1 Tultesfrom here by a masked man, who 0) tained a sma!l amount of money from the pass oon ibd a thousand dollars from the matis ith, the matl agent, yesterday ar- rel W. RK. Brown, a weil known stockman in Montague, in Montague county. He 13 be- lieved to be the guilty party, FOREIGN AFFAIRS. The French Elections. ‘June 11.—A dispatch from Paris t elegram Company says: Ata caninrt council yesterday a proposal to hasten the date of the élections was not opposed. They wili probably be held at the consmencement of the second fortnight tn July if the bureaux of the left In the chamber of deputies, wno will be Invited to discuss the proposal to-day, consent to it, Chilians Withdrawing from Lima. Loxpon, June 11—Advices from Buenos Ayres, dated May 15th, received by the way of bon to-day, announce that the Chillans are Withdrawing from Lima. © WALL STREET TO-DAY. Strong Stock Markets. New York, June 11.—The Post's financiei article (1:40 p.m. edition) says: At the stock ex- change We have to day continued strong mar- kets. "U.S. bonds ure 4, a3¢ higher. State bonds are without tuportant change. ‘The spectai feature of tbe railrs bond list Is an adva nee of 2 per cent ip Texas & Pacific incomes to 94", the rise in the remainder of the ilst is cent, the latter Chicago & Oblo currenc; 66, No oficial announcement has been made of what was done at the meeting yesterday of representatives of the leadirg trunk Une rail- roads, but all the trunk line stocks are strong since the meeting adjourned, and this fact bas had its Influence on the general lst, althougn many stocks are up to-day, which represest properties 1n no way properly subject to b> In- tuenced by the trunk lines east of Cateago « St. Levis. Western U: a Telegraph “has advanced to uthern 10 it; Miiwaukee and Lake Shore to cir.1 Baston ae Line to 57; New Albany and Chieago to 1 and Marietta and Cincinnati to 21 and 15 Teapectively. ‘rhe South western stocks were at umes week. appearcd prices decitned »,a1 per cent, but there bas since been an advance of al',, and as we close the market is strong. The market for foreign exchange is dull and fairly steady. TRE IRisH TROUBLES. The Londen Times Recommends Extreme Measures of Repression. Loxpen, June il.—The Ties remarking on the wth of lawlessness in Ireland, says: CLeexperiment which {3 most obvious and Most cerlain to succeed remains untried. Ir one mob of Fentans or laud leaguers or of whatever other ttle were, just for onc? not suffered to have its Own way, its appeal to force met and overcome, and if the mob were dispersed end forbidden to re assem ble, the consequences might be happy in the extrem. One victory of the law would be the signal for others. The objections to suchen experiment are obvious but not conclusive. ‘The forcible dispersion of such a mob in Ireland would be certainly followed by a howl of execration trom their parliamentary friends and cham. tee? The Irish press, which Is silent over Injuries to the police, would be eloquent tn the case we are Low supposing; but the land leacae would receive something very like its deat’ blow and might liseif fall into the contemp with which the law is now treated in Irclana. The Cause of the Cork Riot Cork, June 11.—The rioting here Thursdiy night originated in the police arresting eight persons who were concerned in a drunken turbance at the races. What followed was t result of an attempt to rescue the prisoner: which gave the mob a favorableop| attacking the police. The tee! sbown by the frequent brutal assaults upon in- dividuals found alone. The Men who Tried to Blow tp the Liverpool Town te LivgErcon, June 11, 4:30 p.m.—The examina- {lon of the men captured In the attempt to blow up tbe Town hall yesterday morning took place to-day. The prisoners are charge: with damaging a bulidipg with an intent tw commit muider, and also with laying an ex- plosive ‘with an intent to damage a building. ‘ne en Who at first gave the name of Roberts has, since his arrest, given 1t as McGrath. A strong force of police was present at the ex amination. Only persons ao Dusiness were admitted to the court room. DELEGATE CANNON, OF UTAH. Attempt to Prove him Ineligible. Sarr Laks, U.T., June 11.—Learning that Clerk Adams, disregarding Gov. Murray’s cer- tficate, had placed Cannon's name on tne rol of métmbers of the House of Representatives, Mr. ¢ Campbell yesterday brought sult in the tbird district court here to establish the fact that Cannon was not a citizen; was incapable of becoming one at the time he claims to have been naturalized; to annul and declare vold the iS certificate of naturalization upou which he depends, because it was fraudulently obtained, and 18 not a partof the records of ary court, but 1s such a certificate as was often sbld tn those times, nearly thirty years ago by the clerk for $3, without any ———- Bens bed in court. It will be shown that when Cennon’s certificate purports to have been is- sued he had pot resided in this country five years, OF Obe year, and was therefore not en. iiiied'to be uaturalized under the statutes, and tis certificate, besides being vold on its face, in the absence of any legal record of his natu- ralization, 1s voldable, because BO Court could legally bave Issued It in that time, even if it had £o desired. —— The Markets. BALTIMORE, June 11.— sixes, consol, do second ‘series, 4135; new ten-fortice, 85% bid to day. 58 BAL! TIMORE, June 11.—Cotton steady—mid- a ar more active sna Grane. western ‘bushi S- 833 corns 6.008 009 este ao $32,912 Dushels:” mR: Jone or said firm and TOR Yoke active and h'gher. Corn fairly LONDON, Jane, 11, 12:30 0, D- =. —Consale— for movey, 1003-16; for the, account, 100"; i Reece, IRON fie,” 109%, wt Matianiic. and. Great, Western cond conF: 29%. Pennsyl 1 Sentral. on . Be oO noe ion Datarioand Western, 3S active. A E. Martin, & prominent | When the bank statement Mrst | \y REAT TORNADO IN KANSASs Damage to Crops and Butidings. Sr. Loris, June 11.—Add!-ional_particnlars of the tornado in Kansas, night before last, are | That the sterm extended ato Lyon county and did t damage 10 crops, bulldings, | fences, &c., all over that part of the country. Toe town of Americus, near Emporia, ts almost | entirely destroyed, every Datiding to It being | more or less damaged. The United Presby- rian church was literally torn to pieces, and the Metheaist church was b'owa from fts fun. dation and almost totaliy destroyed. ——— A Big Swindle Charged. DENVER, CoL., June 11.—W. L. Beardsley, of the firm of Beardsley « Frost, of Tineup and Ashen (2), Col, W&S arrested pers Thursday, chargea with Having swindied J. v. Farwell & Co., of Chicago, in a business transaction. The amount 1s not positively known. bat 1 is said to be between $50,000 and $4000 An ofMicer with the prisoner left for Chicago yesterday morning. The eegeny Kakinx, Crvcrxwatt, June 11.—A telegram trom 1) hurchtit will use most vig ures to matntaia aud order in Perry county. law The Mission the Vantic. Kev Weer, Fla. June 11,—The sloop of war which been sent to Merida to ta- Vertipate the celviure of the Dari, Acatta arrived here 10-day and reports that the Acacia had been Burren ered fo Capt. Anderson, before the Yanttc’s arrival at Merida, “LOCAL NEWs. The Star | te Business im the Courts. | A SUIT FROM WHICH IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS | ARE EXPECTED. | Asuit has been entered by Col. Eaoch Totten | for Col. John A. Walsh against Samuel P, Brown, on & note for $1,000, datea Washington | Aprils, 1879. ‘The filing of thts suit caused con- | siderable comment and conjecture espectally | among those who have read up the star route scandal. Should the case oto trial tt ts expected there will be developments made Which may throw considerable ligat on the “expediting” Dusivess, It is alleged that S. P. Brown was In Uhe bustness and ti the first Increase of pay on route Santa Fe, New Mexico, to Prescott, Arizona. Jerome J. Hinds, in the aMidavit published in February last, states that Brown uadertook for #16 000 {Oo have the service on route 40,101 pediteu” and the pay Increase: ALLUM, and Brown rece:ved from Secord Assistant Postunas Brady and be (Hinds) gave Brown an order on Walsh for $5,000 (which Was pald by the latter), and "the balance was secured to Brown by giving him drafrs on the mall pay of other routes let to Fisher and McDonough, who were Hinds assoctates. I! 1s said Unat this ote was secured by post oMice drafts, Lote belng unpaid, the presumy drafts were not paid. Walsh. 11 will be remem- bered, afterwards became the ¢ route 40.101, and probably fell heir to the Brown Indebteduess, The officials at the Post Oftice department profess to know nott of the particulars, or the bearing this sult may bave on the pending star route investigation, but if they do, they are very reticent Walsh, when approached on (he subject, = clined to speak of It, except to say that . was altogether a private sult, aud Messrs Wood- Ward end Gideon, who are prosecuting their uirtes in room enociae, itis un- 's'00d, however, he government has Den leok'ng tor Proof of a convection between the official (Brady), the agent (Brown) and the contrec’or (Walsh), and 11 1s believed that the | prosecution expect that should this case go to | irfal Ube connection will be estadlshed. Col. ‘och Totten 18 the counsel tor Col, Walsh in sult, and a8 It has Deen pud ished that he appear for Brady should he be indicted, the opinion has been strengthened that there is a cor nection between the cases. On the other hand it ts stated that Col Tottea bas been Walsh's legal adviser for some years past, and that no inferences can be drawn from hii pearance for him im this Instanca, Fprcial assistant attorney general, having Charge of the case, did not state yesterday what beanog, If any, this sult would have on the in- vestigation, but he remarked that be would not be surprised if there was developed just the testimony that is needed. ANOTHER SUIT EXPECTED. Col. Walsh, the plainuff in the above sult, It is stated, when b Dos some way wife $20,000 GUL of une proceeds of the service, and but a portion of It having been pald, Hinds bas been attemptlng to collect 16, and a sult therefor is expect } The Emergency Hospital, TO BE ESTABLISHED ON TRNTH STREET. The physiclans who receatly started the pro- ject of an emergency hospital upon the site ree cently used by the Sailors and Soldiers’ Orphan Asylum, on G and Isth streets, but who fatled in tbat, ‘by reason of not securing any atd from Congress, have now undertaken to form tne nucleus for such an Institution by private con- tribusons, abd It Is stated that the batiding {ormeriy Used a8 a police headqvariers, on 10th street, Lext door to the police station, has been scared for the present purposes. Most of the pi y:iclans interested in this are also laterested in the Free Dispensary, a most worthy charity, now located on 6Ui Street, between E ana F sircets, and it 1s thought tuat Uhese two charl- ties might be connected, and be located at one place. The 10th street. Duldin ‘cr Loth, and would answer Un wc unitl the Institution gains in and et strength, when it will uesessartly e eDli ity ave Uo larged. With the aid of voluntary con- tributions, in addition to what Is given by the Disirict for the maintenance of the dispensary, itis thought a good start can be made. Tae hospital 18 intended for the accommodation of persons: a, striken down by ac- (ident or disease, aid where imme- diate attention is requisite to save lite. There being a medical man always in attendance, almost immediate ald ts thereby secured, with remedies at hand. The Central | Free Dispel pensary Was Inaugurated about ten years ago, @ very smi beginning, and ia Low considered a “necessity. erage monthly prescriptions are about Zeon, all put up by a druggist on une premises, A Model Boat House, THE NEW QUARTERS OF THE POTOMAC. The B.C.’s at present are “all the go.” The A. B.C., the C. B.C. and the P. B. ©. all talk Gf soon limtUng thelr active membersnip. Tae Potomacs expect to have their house completed this month, and when completed it will rank with any boat-bouse In the country, Tae first floor isin one room, for the boats. IL Is 6yx93 feet, with the wood beautifully finished aud decorated. In the center is a commodioas and handsome stairway. the main entrance to the Sccond story, Ubere belng also & statrway at the south front leading to the balcony. In the second story the walls are all plastered and frevcoed, and We contains a bali-room 50x31 feet beautiruily rated, the front part of the celiipg containing @ miniature representation Of the opposite bank of the river with Analos- tan Isiand andthe Aqueduct briage. Next is Ue ladies’ parlor, a fue room 20x27 feet. Taese two rcoms open’ upon be balcony, whicd Is 30x60 feet. Ip the rear are the retiring rooms for ledies and gentlemen. All the trimmings On this story are in the natural wood. tird stor, mit there are two balconies, one upon each side, and a room over the balcony. These are the “boss” places for race ‘The entire work is under the cl Walter ze inprove Bassells A TREASURY Man's mya oN 4 Wak De- PAKTMENT Man. —G€0) Weed, @ Treasary a charged i tn’ the Poltce Court watchman, was charged to dey with ass. ae ae wae who stated that he is employed in the War department, and last Monday afternoon he went to Treesury build ag to see Deputy Commissioner Rogers, and when be was in Mr. Ky " office this eo, him, and he went and re- é'met gF and Peg ge > ‘the A. The court trat Mr. e Teguiations Gand tnciwatchman bed aney in the proper man- ‘ofa technical Nioenult, and he would Tinpses ane of $1. i; it 8 ft HS i dl Re i si Ey 4 é if iH z i Ht if if BH ; EF i i i : i i li