The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-20
FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Collection Of the Reyenue-The
Presidents Visitors-A Dep
relation by Burglars.
Despdtchto ne Associated Press.
Callers at the white House,


Callers at the white House.
WAsHINGToN, March 20-A very large mum.
ber OF Senators and Representatives. called at
va mia delegation. headed by Senator Cameron,
called In q body and had an Interview with the
President.
Vigorous Campaign Against the Reve-
nue. Outlaws.
Commissioner Delano has received a commu'
nicauOn from supervisor Moan, OF the Ten
lector Wilson, of the Third district of that
Stae, informing the Supervisor that he has
commenced vigorous camp aign against the
outlaws in the mountain counties of that State.
Mr. Noah writes that he Is In receipt OF in-
foi nation that the Sixth district is infested
with Illicit distilleries, whose proprietors defy
the Government officers, and he had directed
the co lecLor TO push tb ese volatoFs of the reve
nue. laws to the wall. Collector Wilson writes
that he is operating In the mountain counties
with detachment Of United States troops, and
bat one OF his deputies has report ed the seizure
Of five different Uistilleries In the mountain
country. The troops are now operating In Put
nam and Jackson counties.
Army Assignment
General Randolph Marcy, Inspector General
o the United Sta, es Army, assigned to duty on
General Thomas staf, assumed the duties of
that office this morning.
Burglary at the Capital.
Last night q party of burglars attempted to
break into the banking house of George w.
of the ear wall of the bank, Immediately be-
hind the vaults of that house. The portion of
tent, and penetraIes to a depth of Ave courses
of brick The wall is very thick. They suc-
ceeded in getting through the entire wall, ex-
ceptipg the thickness OF one brick. which they
drilled through, and finding that the vault In
side was SO securely protected that they would
not be able TO get to 1t, abandoned their de-
signs, the wall being protected inside by heavy
ire u grating and q chilled-iron safe, weighing
several tons, absolutely burglar proof No less
than five watchmen occupied a room, last
night, fronting on the court yard where this
operation was performed.
National Currency Exhibit.
Fractional currency printed for the week
$598;600; do. shipped to national banks S2S3, ,099
| do. do. Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia
$202 600; do. do. do, New York. 5000 600; securi
ties held for circulating notes, S342 800 200; do
deposits OF public moneys, S32 .7l6 $50; national
bank notes issued, 500 800. Total to dai 9
S3l3 30l 1885, Mutilsted bills returned, Sl2 675
| notes OF ihsolvent banks redeemed, 81 026,22l
actual circulation, $299, 1884, $40; fractional cur
| rency destroyed, SAB, 1921.
Naval Orders.
Commodore Ralph Chandler has beer
| ordered TO command the Tailapoosa Commo
dore @. b. Baldwin is detached from duty al
Post. Captain the late North Pacific squadron
| and placed on waiting orders. Lieut. -Uom. j
M. Pritchett Is detached from the Tuscarori
| and ordered 10 return to the United States
| Fleet Surgeon A. A. Henderson is detached
| from the late South Pacific squadron ant
| ordered to be Fleet Surgeon of the Paoih
| suuadrOn.