Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-19
TEE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OppIcI-The

DSHbia>e tue SOVefumcRt frinunG Oucc
has served 20 attract q good deal OF attention 10
thai establishment, and we accordingly have
taken pains TO obtain and supply 70 our readers
the following interesting information in regard
70 me personel and business capacities OF the
Foreman of printing. H. g, Otis; Assistant
Foreman OF printing, ID w Flynn.
Congressional Docu ment Room. proper
Foreman, 1; Assistant Foreman, l; Proof-read-
ers, II; Copy holders, T. Compositors, H5;
Register of Work, 1, Makers-up, 4; Floor
hands. :; Apprentices, :; Delivery Clerk, l.;
Messenger, 1; Laborers, 5; Wagner, /. Total,
49,.
Executive Printing Tor Job Room Assist.
ant Foreman in charge. John A. Shanklin-
Assistant j; Proof-rs ader, I; Copy holder, l.;
mpositoIs, 80; Makers-up, =; Floor hand 1;
Apprentices, 3; Press-haAd, /; Laborer, 1.
Total, -.
Patent ONCE Roon-Assis,aut Foreman. in
charge, A. ID. observation-disclosures =; Copy
holders, ;; Maker-up, 1; Floor h ands, 2; La
boTer, l: Compositors, - Total, 81.
Press Room-Assistant Foreman in charge
w. I. Ethell-Register OF Work, /; Pressmsn,
% Feeders, (women,) 90; Paper. wetters and
turner's q Apprentices, 2; Roller makers, ,;
Engineer, I; Nachinists, 8; Carpenters, ,; Fire
men, = Wag ners, , Watchmen, :; Laborers,
Recapirula.iop. Cons ressional Document
Roo m, $50; EXec i've Printing cor Job) Room,
% Pa'snt Once Room, 81; Press Room. l3I.
lo'ai. jt3. Dismissed since abeye estimate. Is.
Balance, 31j.
Press Reconsideration
one completing Mammoth Bullock, cost
>2j.o". TINS press prints e. impres SONS pe !,
minute, each impression printing four CON.
ple'e copies, t2ie per minute.) The paper l.,
PM upon the press in one large roll, a nd il cut
10 the proper si1e-2ix}- inches-by knive
connected with the press. 1t has also a regis
teT connected with II, by which the sheets are
ace uTaieiy counted. II prints two forms, thus
completing each sheet with perfect register
VIC doU DIE medium Adams to n sheets
FER minute-manufacturedb by Hoe Co These
presses we're new when received a this office.
They have all the latest impro vements a.
tached; they have been in use about four years
Cost $500 each.
Fifteen double. medium Adams, told,) aver
aging - sheets per minute.
Three large double-medium Adams, -four
rolltrs,) averaging II sheets per minnte
Three medium Adams Job averaging I6
One medium and halt Adams rob, averaging
IL sheets per minute.
-Four double medium Cylinders, Hoes, aver
agiDg Is sheets per minute.
Two super.royal Cylinders, lob, Hoes, ay.
eraging 20 sheets per minute.
One supfr-royal Cylinders, job, Taylor's,
averaging 20 sheets per minute.
One double medium Cylinder, CampbelI's.
averaging - sheets per minute.
One smallest size Hoe Cylinder, averaging %
sheets per minute; used tor printing envelopes
and seed bags.
Six halt medium Gordon, jobbers, averaging
~ sheets Per minute.
One quar,o Gordon, iobbers, averaging 20
One half quarto Gordon, isobers, averaging
20 sheets per minute.
Total, 81 presses.
States Repressn,cd
District OF Columbia, 81; Pennsylv ania, %:
New York, 81; Maryland. -; Ohio, Ii; Indiana,
.; New Hamps hire, :; Wisconsin, Il: New Jer-
sNy. 5; Nevada, !; Vermont, ); Massachusetts,
5; Virginia 4; West Virginia, 3; Maine, 1: Ms.
souri, ,; North Carolina, J; Michigan ,; Ten.
nessee, /; South Carolina, |; Canada, ,; France,
1; Unknown, -. Total, O. Soldiers, 1871;
sailors, :. Total, Is. Wounded in battle
abou, % per cent, OF which four lost one leg,
and one one arm.
CHARGE OF SELLING WORTHLESS REVENUE
STAMPs.-A young man named Edward Deeth.
residing on Edyette street, Georgetown, and
recently a clerk in one Of the Departments.
was arrested in Georgetown yesterday, By Oh.
Ger Sher God, on a warrant charging MN with
attempting 10 defraud the Internal Revenue
by passing worthless revenue stamps, and was
carried before Justice Clark who, after hear
ing, committed him to jail in default Of 500
bail. The evidence leads to the belief that
DeeIh has been for some time collecting can
celled stamps of high denominations, probably
while he was clerk in the Internal Revenue
Bureau and had managed 10 give them a
somewhat new appearance. He had stamps
10 The amount of Si3, and took them to Gold
stems. on y street, hut not being able to effect
sale there he sold them afterwards 10 a man
named Stallins, on 18th street, receiving SO for
re Iot. Stallins took them TO the Treasury
Department, where they were pronounced
worthless, and he then got out a warrant for
the arrest OF Deetn, who admits that he was the
party making the sale, but claims that he found
the stamps, and sold them In good faith, sup
posing them TO be good Mr.. Dreth IS resp.c CT.
ably connec'ed. and his reputation hltner to
has been unblemisEed.
GREAT NJ. Z. CAMP NERTING.-We under.
stand that the several Methodist Episc1paI
congregations Of this city and Georgstowu
have determined TO unite in attending the
camp meeting, which will take place about
the middle of August, in the beautiful grove
occupied by them last year near Annapolis
junction. Arrangements of the most favor
alb character have been made with the Il Iii.
more and OHIO Railroad Company IN regard to
Next Tuesday evening the Methodis,s OF the
District will assemble in mass meeting at Eoun.
dry Church for the purpose OF holding q gen.
eral camp meeting prayer meeting, and for
OF the object in view Any information can be
obtained of the pastor OF Wesley Chapel, Rev
b. Peyton Brown.
lNPRovED.-The work OF painting the City
Hall has now been finished. and the contrac-
tors, Messrs, Cham erlaIn l. Co, have turned
out f1rst rate job, making a complete change
for the better in the appearance OF the building
The entire front and ends have been painted
white, and the doors grained, while back part
or the building has been whItewashed, and
under direction OF the Mayor, Commissioner
Crane has had the walks repaired and the
grass cut, ard proposes to ask the Councils for
~ INC cIectOE OF fountains
In the square.
Row AT LINCOLN DRPor.--Yesterday after.
noon, man named VIM. Sears had dispute
al or near Lincoln Depot with g. A. Stock
bridge and G.. W. Bromley as to the ownership
OF Jackscrew. Not many word paszad bs1ore
tnty came 10 blows, and Sears three SONS
Hiram. Price. and Caleb, coming TO his assfst.
ance, the light assumed such an ex tent that the
police caught the alarm and arrested the whole
party This morning they appeared before
Justice Plant, AT the eighth precinct and the
result OF hearing was that eacn of the six paid
a fine OF IS.
BASE BALL-PoStime rs. Jeeersor-The Balti.
more American OF this morning says: match
game was played yesterday afternoon on the
Madison avenue grounds between the Pastime
OF Baltimore and the Jefferson of Washington.
In which the former was victorious by a score
OF 81 TO 90. The game was rather loosely
played on both sides, and was emily occasion.
ally arked by good fielding, although the
Past'me did some very heavy batting. Mr.
Marshall Mcdonald, OF the MARYLAND Club
was the umpire, and Messrs. J. T. Norris for
the Pastme and q. II. Burgesser for the Jeffer.
son, the scorers.
REV. Mr.. HENRY, announced to speak at the
Thirteenth-street Baptist Church tomorrow
afternoon, at 81 o'clock, has made addresses
from Boston to Richmond. He is q genuine
specimen Of an Irish pulpit orator-eenial and
catholic in his spirit. His statement as to the
present condition OF the Irish have awakened
great interest wherever he has spoken. In ad.