Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-16

DISMISSED PROM ORFICE-Messrs. James
Tune, assistant assessor, w. Roywree, guager,
and j. G. Stamps, storekeeper in the fourth
district Of the State Of Tennessee, were to-day.
removed by the Acting Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue for supposed collision with distil-
lers and alleged malfeasance in office.
AProISTMBNTs.-TheS Secretary OF the Trea-
sury has appointed j. Duncan Allen Inspector
of Customs at New Orleans; Alfred j. Wright
clerk in the Boston custom house; j. X. Mar
denburg, Examiner in the Appraisers office,
San Francisco; s. F. Blaisdell, clerk in the Gus
tom house, San Francisco; James p. Coughlin,
deputy collector and cashier at st. Louis, Mo-;
John Kedzie clerk, and Dennis Wood store
keeper in the New York custom house.
FAsHIONABLE WRDDING.-Last evening a
large party assembled at the Metropolitan NJ.
E. Church. corner Of AZ and streets, to wit
ness the marriage, by the Rev. DIR. Newman, of
Miss Mamie E. Lutz, daughter Of +. A. Lutz,
ESQ.,, and Mr.. James 8. Davis, son of Colonel
James Y. Davis. The church was crowded to
overlooking, and at O'Clock the party appeared
The bride was dressed in white silk, white veil
with orange blossoms tastefully arranged In her
hair, and q beautiful set of diamond jeve,ry.
The bridesmaids we're Miss Melinda Davis, sis.
ter Of the groom; Miss HELEN Noyes, and Miss
Minnie DOugal, all tastefully a:tired. The
eroomsmen were Mr.. Frank Lutz, brother of
the bride; DIR. w. Nailor, aud Mr.. Richard H.
Taylor. The groom and groomsmen were
dressed in black coats, white vests, aud light
pants, with white kid gloves. After the cere-
monies at the church, the relatives Of the bridal
party repaired to the residence of Mr.. Lu.z.
where they were handsomely entertained, after
which they took the O'Clock train for New
York, Niagara Falls, and Boston, aud An ex-
tended bridal tour. The presents Of the bride
were very numerous, consisting OF a complete
outfit of everything in the wardrobe line, silver
ware, jewelry, &C., SC.
THE TRIAL OF NAVAL PAYMAsrIRs is still
progressing before the court martial at the
maynard. The case Of Paymaster Marcy has
been concluded by the court, and the case OF
Paymaster G. ii. Lockwood has been taken up.
Tins on1cer 10 charged with classifying his
vouchers, In the course of two years, to the sum
Of between s2o, eco and $40 900 by changing the
q the accused was put in By MI Stanton, A asoS
sci for Lockwood. The finding Of the conrt and
action OF the Secretary of the Navy thereon
will not be promulgated in any one of these
cases until all have been disposed of.
MONUMENT TO GEN. THoMAs-we learn
from Troy that beautiful monument has re-
Gently been erected IN lakewood Cemetery at
that place to the memory of the late General
George II. Thomas. 1t is OF the massive
ssIcophagus style, surmounted by the American
eagle, grasring in its talons fac sin,ile OF the
sword worn by the General, and with its head
and neck in defiant attitude, as ii the duty of
guarding the remains Of the great soldier had
been solely entrusted to it. On the front side of
The monument is the following inscription in
raised letters, encireled by a wreath of oak and
laurel:
George H. Thomas,
Major General u. s. Army,
Born. southampton county, Va, July 81, 1876
San Eran nis ~ ho