Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-10
The Navy Yard-The New Arrangement,


The Navy Yard-The New Arrangement
As under the new regulations under the
\ law OF last Congress, making The several de-
1 partments or bureaux of the Yard IN a meas
ure independent Of each other, has made it
necessary 10 make many changes, we pub-
lish below the arrap cement OF departments
and the appointments. The Commandant's
ONCE and those located in the same buiidiug
rem ain in great measure the same as hereto
fore The OFF cers are as follows:
= Rear Adm raj Wn. Radford. commandant;
Cspt. G. b. Balch. executive officer: Commaa-
der Somerville Nicholson, commander Com
mander A. w. Weaver, in charge OF rennez-
vons; Surgeon L. j. Williams, an charge OF
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery passed as
sistant surgeon; w. H. Jones, chief engineer
W. h. Shock in charge Of iron -clads; lst as
Boass ,si cels 80 no
I'd clerk, David McComb writer, Samuel N
Witherow; Geo. A. Reynolds. chief account
ant; Jos Oiendenis,. elerk; Is, clerk to pay
Boegs, writers; @. W.Oakey, detective; Fran
Gle Wood, apothecary, Mas ter e. v Norris,
master OF yard; Acting Ensign s. N Howell
Of mould loft; VIM. Gilmore, master. at. arms
Bureau Of Steam Machinery-George r.
Wilson in charge: g. L. Murray, muster clerk;
VIM. Thorn, store clerk; Jas. B. Peake writer
Engineers and Machines-0eo. Cunningham,
Henry LarmoD, and George Smithson, quar-
te1nen. Patternmakers-Jared Mckenna,
quarterman. Boilermakers-Davd Lescalier
quartsrman. Iron Founders-W. W. Bland,
Bureau Of Equipment, in charge Of Commo-
dore II. r. Davenport; Hamilton X. Gray,
s.ore clerk; 5. r: Turner, muster clerk; James
H. Hilton, clerk; A. W. Layton writer. Black
and Anchor Smiths-Jsmes Brown, master
workman: James Wilson, foreman; w. F.
Downing, Richard Green, and John Cook,
quartermen. Piumbers-W. E. Hutchinson,
master workman; Geo. A. Scott, W. NJ. Sicily,
and w: Young, auartermen
Wilmuth, U. S. N. Sailmak kers, in charge OF
Il; W. Frankland, sailmaker, u. S. N:
Bnreau OF Yards and Docks, in charge Of
]. WALES. receiver and inspector; David
jung, dranEhtsman; Jos. w. Arnold, n uster
clerk. (also in charge Of pay rollsl W. p. Fer.
Henry Greer, Weigher Joiners-Joseph NJ
Downing, master workman; L. A. Tuell. quar-
terman. Masons-Joha E. Herreil, master
and Oliver Craig, euartermen. Wheelwrights-
]. r. McCathran, foreman. Painters-John
II. Peake, master workman; Robert Peake,
quarterman. acknowledgements E. b. bell,
Bureau Of Construction-S. l. Wales (tem.
porarily in charge, John H. Speis.r, 10 uster
fls1h Nd n s. store CLERK James
Ruff. timber inspector. Carpenters and Saw.
yeIs-Wm. Tafbert. master workman; James
finers-M. McNalley, foreman Biockmakers
Anon Woodward, foreman; - Elwell,
bureau OF FTOv1SlODS ana CtOtDlnG-Pav.
master w. Brenton Boggs IN charge; James
Reynolds, clerk In charge Of stores: George
Cleneenin, Psymaster's steward.
Breeze: IN charge, Lieut.. r. d. Eyans; gunners,
T. b. Watkins, Theodore Stewart, Elisha
Beacham; A. b. Norton. principal clerk; Adol-
phus Ciuss. dranghtsman: Emanuel Mareno,
Henry ]. Wiley, clerks: Hamilton Cook, Caleb
Stewart, writers: Samuel Auguste and VIM. E.
Thompson, messengers. Machine shop-In
charge Of J. B. Davis; John Holroyd and sam
Adam L. Rose, quarrerman. Labaratory-
Jno. W: Thompson, foreman. Gunners gang
Richard Boarman, foreman; w. J. Jeffries,
H. K. Davenport; Equipment Bnreau.) Peter
EmeriSh, store clerk; - King and Young, OF
L. S. N, clerks.
Marine guard OF the yard, assisted by Isl Lieut.
Richard McCullom.
FASHIONABLE WEDDIKG.-The wedding of
daughter of Joseph Barton, Esq of the Treas
ury Department, and formerly of New York,
to Constantine de Bodisco, Esq, SON Of the
late Russian Minister, Baron de Bodisco, took
placeHast evening At the Church of the Epiph-
any, on G street. Quite q large and fash
lonable audience were assembled to witness
by the Rev Octavius Perrinchief, rector OF ST.
Johns p. E. Church, GEORGETOWN. The bridal
party were attended by Misses Barton and
Bodisco, Brooke B. Williams, Esq, brother Of
The wedding march was sung in fine style by
the choir. After the many usual congratula-
tions. hand. shaking, &C., by the friends Of the
happy twain, they departed on their wedding
trip to Saratoga preparatory to their Il nal de-
paEture for their future home in Russia. These
Russians are fortunate in their matrimonial
alliances-Baron de Bodsco. father of the
present bridegroom carried OF from the
GEORGETOWN beaux some twenty i've or thirty
years ago Miss Williams, the reigning belle
at that time. and now his son has married one
of the most beautiful ladies in the District.
SOMETHING New Republican Hotel-A
circular has been sent to Republican Senators
and Representatives signed by A. Watson, J.
Wheeler, John r. Elyans. and II. n. knight,
stating that several responsible Republicans
moth hotel on Pennsylvania avenue or other
prominent street. to be called the "Republican
HOTEL" and. as it's name indicates, to be the
headquarters of Republican Congressmen
and Republicans generally who visit the ma
tioRal capital The circular states that if one
hundred Repu blican congressman pledge their
patronage and influence the hotel will be
built Immediately. 1t stated that from the
number of Affirmative answers received the
circular will, it is expected, receive the sigma.
tuTes OF from seventy Ave to one hundred
members.
PROSPECT HILL CRMKTERy. "A meeting OF
the Prospect Hill Cemetery Association was
held last night at German Hall, 18th street, to
receive membership dues and reports OF COM
mittPes. The affairs of the Association were
shown to be in q rosperous condition, and
the money paid to the owners of the grounds
during the past six months amounted to sl,5OO.
and for additional repairs to the Cemetery the
sum OF $500 has been expended. The cemetery
Is located next to Glenwood Cemetery, on the
lane leading out from North Capitol street.
The officers of the Association are !: President.
August Meiners; Vice Pres ident. John Vogt;
Secretary, Frederick Schweiring; Treasurer.
Michael LanEman;. Directors, f. Haiden, Ch.
just, H. Kaiser, Chris. Freiss, John Killian,
August Lipold- asz
THE SURVEYORS OFFIcE.-Mr. C. II. Bliss
yesterday dxed the grade of the new bridge
across the Tiber al II street, now in the course
OF construction on the site of the old brfdge,
which was washed away by the flood. Mr.
b. has not yet made any appointments in his
offce--assistants-andd does not mean to do SO
until the question is settled as to the duties of
the office. He, claims that he was elected the
survey or Or the, ,city-fhe ,odicer in charge OF
all IMPROVEMENTS under the eCorporaton-and
that the new ONCE of inspector Of sewers was
created without sauthority of law, and if the
differences are not settled amIcably by the cor
pcrafe Authorities they mus. be settled by the
courts he esays. -
MINrArUR1 FowLs.-Much curiesity was
manifested at market this morning over g cow
of dminntive chickens, offered TOR sale by an
almost legless cofored man. The little chicks
were accomplished by their maternal parent, but
HIM sfAr9er Than her OGsDriu1. and hein1 of