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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15
NeSy A IAN DSOME IND1rrr

ReB% A lIAN DSOME INDUCE.
MINI Evoty person who sends s35,t TO tho
Xxx Ceptniyn itnblica'iop Co at Charleston.
s. receives flat superh Slagazine for one
YEAR, ann cosy Of either nfilie Wayerty Novels
or the works Of Charles Dickens that mny be
&C. dcsi y hr.ed Specimen numbers with pfoSlum
/ Sep, l6 80 Sm, 4 4. .-ansr .".,'>',, = /
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

70 More deaths byfflfownings from surf.
bathing hnve bcen0 reported this year
tthan oyer bcforeSIAs'E &st5 kpX$sfas
4llRta sllS.ta,.s@ss kEa%S ~ sg.s&aN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

kIrxEp.-A little negro boy received
, severe kirk ia the face from 4 mule II
trw mornings since. ami although one
check was laid open, the sufferer SuS-
,anc,l no further injury, aud hc is nov
ding well.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

ssxs'Ges Worth pp3dea,d. t44
.sst5sAi 8
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SUGAR, COFpEE, TEl, &c.

so Bulls. a. G. Crushed, Powdered,
and English Island Sugar.
30 and Boxes Adamantinc Cam
Is Bags Choice Rio Coffee.
dies.
S Boxes Patent Sperm Candles.
Kegs English Soda, Conccntra-
ted Iyc, Starch, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Gunpowdcr, Tyson and
Imperial Tea.
Received and fnr sale by
CARWILE & MCCAUGURIN.
Sep. Is 80 If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

DR.. llartcr's Fever AZ Il Aguc and Ncu'
ralria Specific can be had ut Pratt n
ran,'s. Ii is sai, 10 he q good ,clnvdy
Tor chliS.
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MRS. EDWARD B. WHITES
ENGLISH &c FRENCH
boarding School for Young Ladies'.
y EMoNED to No. 90 Yves, Forty second
YORK City. ~'o"
REFERENCEs: Bishop Potter, Now York:
Bishop Davis, South CaroIinai Rev. w. r,
BrnntIy. Atlanta. Gal Prof. Henry, Smith.
sonian Institute; Gen. Wade Hampton, South
ChroIinaiW ". Corcoran, Washington, DC
Prof Davies, New York; W. Gilmore Simms.
south Carolinnj Prof. Bartlett, Wost roiut,
Hllttnry Academy.
Sept. Is SO 3m. .....
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

ErvrAr,uNN.-lt will br remembered
hat Professor Pliers EnS!i,l, aud Classical
School opens lSt October.
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Solution to Problom No. 7.

White, Black,
O. to KS 9Th check. p. talk IS Q
7. takes B. p. dlsc'L check. X. to X. 2nd
b. p. takes r. tIi$c',l check. X. to Q. su
Z. takes Kt. queens and mates.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

Last, hat by no means least, appears
the Ne" berry hotcl-thc famous h,ick
>"tcl-hy Jordan p. Pool, Esq Eligi
'i!ity, good fare, comfort and conven
i.ncc are the distinctive features of this
xcll.kcrt house
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18


Governor safford, of Arizona, is expected
In town soon to obtain an additional military
force for that Territory.
| Mr.. ReavIs, the capitol agitator, has left
town to look after another site to remove the
capitol. It is said that Mr.. Reavis is thor
oughly disguised with the manner In which
he has been treated by his Western con-
stituents.
Ex-senator Foster, of Connecticut; Hon.
c. G. Bowen, Of South Carolina; Robert b.
Roosevelt, Of the Nsp York Citizen, and
Governors Wells and Walker, Of Virginia,
are at willards'.
Tho Empress Eugenie, 1t Is said, has In
structed her Chamberlain to meet Pere Hya.
cInthe at Havre, and dissuado him from at.
tempting to preach In Paris.
JET. II. Barrett, ESQ.,, Of Indiana, has been
promoted from second 1900 to third.
class 1900 clerkship In the secretary's
office, Treasury Department.
General Sheridan says that the average
Western Indian els lazy, idle vagaboud."
General Sherman arrived In town yester
day after q flying visit to Now York.
it's reported In New England that Gen.
Butler Is about to invest $4,000 in large
cooperative boot and shoe factory at Lynn,
Massachusetts,.
DR.. Chalmers, the great pulpit orator, ID
to have an expensive monument in Edin
burgh.
yittorio Emanuel Ferdinando Mara Gen.
mario Humbert Guiscpppl Innocento is the
name OF tho new Italian baby. How Is that
for hight
First Assistant Engineer George D. En-
mons has been ordered to duty at the WASH
ington navy yard.
Robert c. Walker, Paymaster U. s.
army at 81. Pauls, and brother-in-law Of
Speaker Blaine, Is now In this city, and will
remain for few days.
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s-opx sroxILs-TuI PRoPAoATrSa GAR.
pyx or THE A0RrcuLTpRAL BUREAu.-Tho
House Committee on Agriculture held q
session on Wednesday and considered the
proposlllon Of Mr.. A. Watson for the ostab.
lshment Of system OF storm signals by
means Of kilograms to forts, arsenals and
central polnts along the coasts and In the
interior Of the country. to convey informa-
ton Of the approach Of storms, with an
especial Wow to the beneat OF commerce and
agriculture. The committee were agreed
In their conclusion that, so far as relates to
agriculture, the proposed system In Its
present shape Is impraotioable. Subsequently
the committee spent some hours In an In
spection Of the propagatiug garden on
Fourth street, which Ia under the direction
Of the Bureau Of Agriculture, and Ia devoted
chiefly to the propagation OF economic
plants and fruits, and Of the building and
ground OF the department. Great satisfao-
ton was expressed with the condition In
which everything pertaining TO tho estab-
lishment was found, so far as the limited
means at the disposal OF the Commissioner
had enabled him to carry out his plans, and
with the thoroughly scientific system and
efficiency with which tho interior labors OF
the department are conducted, yielding, as
they have already done, and are increasingly
doing, results of immense practical value
not only to agrIculturists in every part of
the country, but also to every other class of
citizens.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18

s~FEED THE POOR!
The following circular appeal, Issued by u,
General Agent OF the Proyldsnt Aid Society, will
be seat to the se.idsness Of mos, q our citizens.
who have to give, The destitulisn in our city
att tis time IL aid to be very great,
QNce Of the General Agent Of the Washington
I'soctdtfon for the Improvement Of TIE COndi.
noH Die Poor, december, 10, 1892,
TO THE cIriEESs OF WARRINGTON
At q meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of the
Providsnt Aid Society, held on Monday svenin Z
last, Mr.. D. solomons offered the following res .
olution. which was adopted unanimously:
"Resoiued, Thatthe General Agent be requested
eiIeas for aid in money. food. material for cloth
Ing or east garments, anyone or all (which will
be carefully distributed, aud that our city news
paper carriers be respectful req ussted to deliver
one or more Of these circulars with each paper
they etreulAte thus insurinE their receipt in nearly
every household in this city. -
The best and simplest appeal Is for every one to
do his or her duty, to gtNe to the extent Of their
meau., and not to neglect to send, no matter how
In behalf Of this cause is entirely ont OF ace We
All know that winter Is upon us; that the poor Of
without the aid and assistance OF Eoaerou. and
ehsrtsble, the Association will be Powerlrs. aud
that nothing so endesrs US TO Him who Is Father Of
all as to relisve he wants Of His suffering
many OF whom come to Us almost naked
Money may Be sent to A., SOLOh0Ns. Treas.
urer. No. 332 PsnnsylvAnia avenue; clothing
material or food ~ the .isk; to Gsneral Head:
A. X, BRO sSE General Agent.
n. B.-Any conuibutions will be called for, on
notice being lsft with the General Agent, Come h.
the public mes,ins ~ behalf OF the poor. THU Rs.
DAY EVENING NEXT. See notice In the news.
papers A. X, B.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18

THE RESIGNATION OF ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
GRIER-THE PREsIDEST's LETTER ACCEPT.
mo 1.-THE following is the President's
letter to Associate Justice Grier, OF the
United States supreme Court, accepting his
resignation:
ExBcUrIvE MASsroN, Dec. IS, ls6a.
To the Honorable Robert c. Gricr,-SiR: Your
letter, dated December II, 1909, containing the
tender OF the resignation OF your Office Of As
sociate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the
United states, to take effect on the LIST day OF
February next, has been received by me to-
day, and your resignation is accordingly 40
cepted, TO take effect on that date.
| sincerely regret the Increasing physical
lnhrmities which induce you to retire from the
bench, and, with the assurance of my per
sOnal sympathy and respect, desire also to ex-
press my sense of the ability aud uprightness
with which your Judicial duties have been
performed
In looking upon your long and honorable
career In the public service, it must be es-
specially gratifying to yourself to remember,
as II Is my agreeable duty and privilege, on
this occasion, thus distinctly to recognize, the
great service which you were able to render to
your country in the darkest hours of her his.
tory, by the vigOr and patriotic hrmness with
which you upheld the first powers Of the Gov
eminent and vindicated the right of the nation
under the Constitution to maintain its own
ment may be chsered by the knowledge of
ton, remain very respectfully! yours.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18

CoLoRADo MINING CLAtMs.-The Com
missioner Of the General Land once has
within the last few days Issued patents under
the act of July GO, 1866, for mining claims
in Colorado Territory, on the following ap-
pllcatlous, viz; /. Andrew Gross, on the Cory
don lode. Q. John L. Emerson, on the En-
erson lode. o. James Burrell, on the Dun
nedIn lode. 4. Isaac Whicher and others, on
Minnesota lode. ). F. A. Clark and II.
Crow, on Terrible lode. 0. Cascade Silver
Mining Company, on Cascade lode. Z. Be-
ment and others, on the s. P. Nuckolls lode.
Patents on the Columbia, Peck aud Thomas,
and Ellieth lodes, In that Territory, were pre-
viously issued, and others are speedily pas
sing through the usual forms Of official
action.
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SPECIAL Notices.


tN-sTREET NUMBERING. 1.-THE
~ bill for REMEMBERING the houses specifies
how 1t shall be done Every dweliinE.house or
every 20 feet Of vacant lot or public building Is
allowed q number. Any person eau determi ne
their own number. No person has the exclusive
right to sell numbers; all eau 60 to the painters
and order for themselves. 1 am nov Numbering
tia aecordaace with the law) for my New Direc-
tory. Ny msa have samples. II they put up a
wrong number, I will correct It at my expense
As some contractor advertised he would get up an
opp osiion Directory, thought to start even W tn
him, and get my book out As soon ~ his. The
public are Informed that no ipiunstion has been OF
will be served upon me in this business,
WIN. II. BOYD,
deels-u Directory Publisher.
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NOMINATIONS by THE PREsIDEST.-The
President sent the following nominations to
the Senate yesterday: Amos F. Akerman,
to be United States Attorney for the district
OF Georgia. 5. l.. Whitney, of Michigan, to
be United States Circuit Judge for the Sixth
judicial Circuit, in place Of George II. Yea
mau, Withdrawn. Delos W. Cameron, to
be Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
Twenty.second District OF New York Post.
masters.-Wm. L. Poland, at North Brook
field, Mass; Thos. B, johnson, at Sumter
Court House, 5. CT =. NJ. Sheibcy, at
Rome Georgia
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TREASURY EMPLOYEES Nor TO ACT AS
CLAIM AGESrs.-Mr. Schurz introduced into
the Senate yesterday morning a bill to pre-
vent persons who have been officers or em-
ployees In the Treasury Department. from
aiding the prosecution Of certain claims
against the United States. 1t provides that
whoever having been an officer or clerk, or
employee in the Treasury Department, shall
act as counsel, attorney, or agent for prose-
cutting any claim against the United States
which was pending in said Department
while he was such officer, clerk, or employee,
or who shall IN any manner, or by any
means aid in the prosecution of any such
claim, shall be punished by imprisonment
not exceeding one year, or by fine not cx-
ceed!ng 5000, or both, as the court in its
discretion shall determine.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18

THE PATENT OFFIcE,-The House Com
mIttee on Patents took advantage of the two
days adjournment to pay au Official visit to
the Patent Office yesterday, where they
spent nearly three hours in examining Its
operations. They were shown through the
various divisions Of the Office by Commits
sioner Fisher. and expressed themselves
much pleased with the general appearance.
The visit was paid principally to enable the
members of the committee to become &C
quainted with the personnel of the office
and the general mode in which the business
is conducted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18

DEER LoDGE VALLEY, MONTANA. - The
surveyor general of Montana reports to the
Land Office the survey of four townships in
he Deer Lodge Valley to the most westerly
r9.ut which the surveyors have yet reached
tLAL Territory.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18
ABOLITION OF THE FRASKrSo PRIVILEGE,

ABOLITION OF THE FRASKINo PRIVILEGE
The bill recently introduced ln tho House
of Representatives by Mr.. Farnsworth in re-
lation to ranking abolishes all franks
after July /, 1870, and appropriates money
for purchases of postage stamps. requiring
all officers who are allowed money to keep
an account of its use, and report to Congress
annually. The amount for Senators and
members is left blank, to be filled up by Con-
gress. Appropriations for the President and
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18

ROUTE AGENTS APPoISTED.-WiIliam NJ.
Young, between Evansville, Ind, and Madl.
sonville, KY; Arthur MerrIman, between
Memphis, Tenn, and Bowling Green, KY;
VIM. H. Mahan, New Albany and Lafayette,
Ind; Q. A. Chaplin, Peoria and Jackson
vile, ILL., Haman Chapman, Omaha to
Promentory Point D. G. Callamer, Canaan
Iaguia to Towanda, N. VI K. W. shedd,
Marshall, Texas, apd HallsvIlle, La.i E. s.
Hills, Savannah, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla.
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Dry Goods.

~ FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,
FS.:Isy. BiSsf T5ssl tna Fancy sa.wLs
Lee iosisd aOd hem. ;,iehed HAspkEK;
PIAfDs.. s. cent. 70 q. ,EnpT.:. CLOTHS, %
cents 70 o. a. Ballsrdyale sh,fs, fLANnEL ~
HEREs, LINENS AID poIEsTfCs,
SELBY d NAUDAIN,
No.3aa Psnpsyisani., ays1us, south side.
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G. aEAsEIsnSsHf bhAsSgEAA,s Ms s.su..r
n RETEsHf All

Intending to remove. from my present place Of
business next month, will ssn my .toek, con !:
sisting Of a general assortment Of DRY GOODS. at
9??ss fsS$ y Sisi d'c5ffFSSs.
.ooOD WHITE " TX.
The best CALICQBs, M
BE3CR sEkET y!Ia
A lev eoioIs Of All wool PLAIN ind PLAID Pop
over one Tic tScsssad HANDKxRoHIErs from sue.
towels, Napkins, Table Linen and Bed Spreads
at low dsures 4 full line OF Black Alpseas q
reduced hgures. Stock Of LAdiss' and Gents
anime deel6' Gun
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~ MUftAt FGRE fSsURkacE con-:
rAsY. WtsaIk9ros, Dec; IS, 1892 Policy
anes for the year ls7o the once o. The company.
on or before MONDAY. peesmbsL q. ls99.
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THE nEsIDENTsapd MER.

~ CHANTS OF WAsHiNdTSS CRY, DC,
-Tha undeIsizned has contracted with the Cor.
p9Tap0n o. Washington to Survey and accurately
Sunber all the Buildlngs within the corporation
D3andaryi ! have employed the most skilliul
ahu ~ perleneed gentlemen 10 take the names and
occupations Of all personsi after which [ propose
on PS9t Ims Correct Directory which can be the
ments Will be published 10 this DiTectoIy fST one
bali less than In Boyds Dlrec DRY. Price, 81 per
copy SAMUEL STRONG,
, Omes, J71 D street,
p. ), All orders for Fancy Numbers on How
Windows and Transoms may be left al the above
once. dsrl g,s
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~IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEME NI

N~lMPORTANT ANNOUNCE L Mt
80 WIN be published ~ the 18th q January.
English International Peace Maker and EN- ants
guide," BY Messr-. Coates L Sons, Washing ton, D.
Thomas Coates, editor. formerly proprietor Of
he. HoIEshireman Newspaper and Agricultural
Price One Dollar per Annum, In advance
Size, 10 pages. double med um iIo,
Head once, Washington, d. c., No. 273 Penn
SYLVIA avenue, at Msssrs. Murray 4 wayao's
slectIotypinE establish ent
address all communications to the ed tor Of the
,lntarnstionkl EmiErants' Guide. Post Ofhce box
Washington, D. q.
MT Frederick Suit, brother Of Taylor Suit, esq ,
AUTHORIZED agent for subscriptions and ad sc
msnts for wAship gton, D. C, dels-2w
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Excursions. Etc.
Bookbinders.

EDWARD LYCETT,
No. N Psaasylvsais avenue, between Tenth And
kleysnth styssts. south side.
ana s..spsesr s.ssr1iiH ssl.SSsa a IT, r'a''A''
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NJf-sABBATH SCHOOLS OR SOClE-
- ueh wanting a stereOpticon Bxhibiuon
lutlhg me hohdAyu eau hire 4 new Instrument OF
NNHsuutpaaSssd sxeelleoes, by addressing Rev GO
decl6-6t ''' N'''h'
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Holiday Goods.

F.r TIE od MGIIDAys ia sEAyrIELp y
avenue, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth slrests,
fancy Bosss. ac.,ery nee s.sor.nsnt. inDorsa
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CITY CoLLECToR OFPIcE,)
wEsT visa, CITY HALL, }
WAsFINGrOS, d. c., Nov - 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that an abatement Of five
TO- per cent will be allowed upon all taxes paid
F-ior to January |, 1870, in accordance with the
act Of the City Councils
On the LIST day Of February, 1870. the Collector
VIII close his books. and all the property upon
be advertised for sale, without dsuret pt per
sou. fRBDK A. BOsHELL
noYsFWt CITY COLLECTOR.
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New Advertisements,

Eok. RENT "A SMALL BRICK HOUSE, OF
L Zig nt Rooms, comfortably furnished, to rent,
K Ss .'!5y q hG TH .Sss. aS,s sssS5ssvn
It, n ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-06
HAYTI.

THE SIEGE OF GoNAIvEs-CAPTURE OF AN M
PORTANT POSITION BY THE GOVERNMENT
TROoPs-THg BLOCKADE OF AUX CAYRs~-,
COMMERCIAL TROUBLES AT PoRT-AU-PRlNCE.'
BY the arrival at this port of the brig R
Murray jr from Portau-Prince dates to the 2oth OF
March have been received from that place.
On the 10th Of the month President Salnaye left the
capital for Arehahaie his way to GOnaives On ar
irving at the former place he Immediately ordered an at
tack by troops upon the advanced forts Of the insr
Gent forces which resulted IN the capture ana occupa
ton of the ntrenched rebel camp at Crolx Luly After
this the President proceeded TO Gonaiyes where
he received by both the population and the army
Benade was attacked by the Government troops, the
rebels driven out leaving six pieces OF cannon ocnno
Them and the fort completely destroyed by the ycrors
This achievement important one Tor Saina'e as
the fort was situated eminence commanding Con-
siyes thus enabling the CacOs TO Keep up narrassnS
fire upon the beseged town.
In tie south matters not looking so favorable for
the Government considerable number OF the
hitherto stood by Sanaye were dDanding ana
10 their homes. Aux Cages was still b0ckaded py me
war steamer Alexandra Peton but the Inhabitants Wer
kept from starvation by supplies OF native Mi 20
tbe Potion had removed from the command OF tnas
There something like commercial panic at Port
auPrince, and exchange had risen to 800. Those mer
who wanted 70 be refunded in duties had pushed tho
price OF coffee to 400 Haytian currency, which had
forced up exchange 70 the high figure quoted and had
produced the same eject I'm proportion upon produce
This state OF things has engaged the attention OF te
which had In pation the ImedIato
adoption Of some plan for putting stop wild specua
tons and regulating the prices Of coffee nc was conf
IDENTIFY expected that such measures woud be adopted
would relieve trade and restore confidence.
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derneath with white Italian marble paneedin bronze
frames. and surmounted by handsome bronze
railing of emblematie pattern, representing corn,
wheat tobacco. cotton, grapes &C., as products OF
the country and the canduces Of Mercury, sea shells
and star-fish representing its commerce.
The second story is similar to the first in finish the
only difference being that the order OF architecture
is Composite instead Of COrinthian The ceilng IS
divided into panels by series of bold RIBS All OF
the ornamental work is picked OUT In gold' Inc
counter will be in keeping with the rest OF the room
the design being similar to the sylobate screen
OF plate glass and mahogany will surround It, sepa
rating the officials from the public Leaving the
Cash Room, the visitor is ushered into the private
offices of the Assistant Treasurer, which are fitted
up in the most elegant manner, but devoid OF
the gaudy appearance which characterize
the Offices of the New-Yorlk Courthouse.
Immediately adjoining the eastern end of the Cash
Room is the Vault. At present it resembles huge
safe without shelves or drawers. 1t Is composed of
five thcknesses of metal two of which are OF the
very best case-hardened spring steel. The size
of the Vault is 13xlsxl3 feet, and it is secured
by two massive DOORS furnished with combl-
nation locks of the latest approved patterns
On the northeast corner of the wing are the
Treasurers apartments. The private offices consist
of suite of two rooms, with toietrooms ADJOINING
furnished with every convenience All OF the doors
and window frames throughout the building are OF
cast-iron, and the doors and other woodwork are
constructed of mahogany. The bronze door-knobs
and other metallic trimmings in use about the ediice
are of chaste and unique pattern.
Many Of the public buildings Of Washington are
poorly ventilated. but this is not the case with the
north wing of the Treasury building and in SAM
tary point Of view there is much more comfort in
being Treasury clerk down town than member
of the House or Senate at the Capitol Much credit
is due to A. g. Mullett, Supervising Architect OF the
Treasury Department under whose supervision the
work of building the new wing was carried out.
walk through the Treasury building reminds
one of visit to grand hotel, and there can be
no doubt but that Gen. Spinner and the members Oh
his department will spend many happy hour with
in its granite walls or1