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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

tNew York Cor. Louisville Confessional
saw yesterday correspondence description
Of Mrs Kate Chhsa sprarueS house At Mara
usnsett- ina t..n,onsh,o ssss,de re.ort in phosa
49,, .s,o ~ - :. 80
inhnu' Hcontsihs eiahv rooms Anu mssnn-
choice works of art. Mrs. sprauue has ali which
opoh, % nato ,i,a aa.,,ah,. w.s,,h hasnty
ss ~ as.o n,o uesnso'o." s,
Nay morning on which her father was found I'M
conscious In his room. with No bona Of his recoy.
a., no..,ni. ~. s.ss...s -, M. $780,. 90
,hon.n t,ms NAV siiav,s,a har LAG y, ~. inss
bssonh" hno may nhtNietc hct kfioi ~ tnu US
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Tho Partisan correspon Vt Of the Phila-
dclph.a Telegraph relates this: at appears
that for q length Of time yelled lady Of
most elegant appearance has been seen
almost nightly to visit house situated In
the Champs Elysees her entire bearing In
dicatcd caution, and even the most curious
were unable to catch q glimpse of her face
or discover aught respecting her. Curiosity
had reached the highest point, when, q few
nights ago, handsome, well-dressed man,
Of distinguished appearance, descended from
a carriage and stationed himself In an angle
OF wall adjacent to tho house, and there,
sheltered from view, silently watched for the
coming OF some ono, who proved In tho end
to DO the lady In question. But few min
utes had elapsed whom the illustrious fair ono
made her appearance, cautiously entered
the house aud shut the door quickly.
The husband. for such he was, rushed for
ward and yainly pounded and rang for i'd
mittance, but all was us quiet and as unre-
sponsive rs the grave. At length, growing
impatient, he drew revolver and Hired, at
which window In the lower story was
opened and two lackeys sp-ang out, pinioned
his arms, and then beat HIN most unmer-
cifully and placed him 10 his carriage, which,
by his direction, conveyed him to his home
The deceived husband Is no other than the
Count dc Rieutain, and the lover the Marquis
dc Courveau. The following day challenge
was sent by the Count. The affair, however,
eliminated in the flight OF the guilty pair
Countess you would wonder at such u climax.
But very few weeks ago she was the reign
Ing belle Of the Camps Elyrees, thought to
be one of the most Immaculate OF women,
and accorded the most distinguished re-
spcct."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

aBNEnAh CITY NEWo.
nshlon Higgins has been appointed Q lamp
charlie Love and Lew Kinney, Of Ysnssetovn,
viii be used As ballast,
Governor Cooke yesterday. appointed Ham'i.
ton F.h, IT,, commissioners 81 deeds for the Dis.
trict OF Columbia In the city Of New York.
will occupy for the summer the mansion ilis K
street This is an additional sign that he ex.
the range Of the Thermometer yesterday q,
HsmPlers was Is follows; a. m. Is; 10 q. M,
9 p. m., 70.
On the fourth Of July those WORTHLESS, George
W. Bauer and Jack Heath, "the heavy pool
plsyer.s were at the Monmouth course races, and
after they were run took In the style "on the
beach at Long Brsnch.r
Major sshochin MoPeiter Is having built a
canoe" o. magnificent proportions and gor-
recent associates IL the lava beds that hereafter
he intends TO paddle his own canoe"
r. j. Nicholson was yesterday commissioned
BY Governor Cooke as superintendent Of scaven-
Gent a ss sarssss s o.
dered to report to the Board OF Health.
Captain K. A. Ryther, Of Fast Washington, who
has been confined TO his bed for some months
be out, and left last night on the Gcorgianna for
Leonarf'town, Nd, TO recruit his health.
Mr.. Hessler, while returning to his home In
the county on Saturday, was attacked near Red
escaping from snsm w,,sou, losing e,ner men. u,
or property. Mr.. Drew and sister was suisse
quently attacked on the same road, but they
also manngei to elude the hishwaymen without
Clarence N. johnson, Theo. Faulkner and
Martin Dougherty, arrested saturday night by
Detectives Coones and McDevitt, on the charge
mi nf a 1nlI ~ frh and alns,t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Advanced opinions as TO the moral right'
OF children have at last, In Massachusetts,,
reached an audience among teachers. At O
late convention Superintendent Marble, OF
the Worcester schools, read an earnest and
well-written paper, In which he asserted that
every child In school, however young, has
the same right to his opinion, his Judgment,
his will and his way which full-grown man
would have II he sat In the same scat. "The
fact, he said, "that he Is weak and ignorant
does not alter the case. II the chlid's opln-
ion or Judgment be Mt fault We should cor
rect him In the same rational way as we
would an adult. II his will be obstinate and
his way be productive Of harm to himself or
others, VIC should first point him out the right
way, and II he did not deslst from his evil
way We should enforce both adult and child
In the same manner. The quallties of reason
and intelligence should always be recognized
both In the child and In the adult. The first
right Of every child, then, as Of every human
being, Is TO be treated us an equal aud not Us
an Inferior. II seems to be the opinion OF
some people that TO teach Is TO stamp one 0
own Image upon the child; that what know
the child must learn; that what think he
must be taught. We have no business TO do
any such thing. A child is weak, but we
have no right to bully him. lie Is unde-
yeloped intellectually; no more have we o
right TO impose our opinions upon him with
out his choice" We eau Imagine the peda-
gogues Of the past generation rising from
their graves In horror at such doctrines, but
no legion Of ghosts can prevent new idsas,'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
TIE NORTHERN MARKET COMMITS
SION.

The Board Of Pablic Works Called Upon
for Detailed Espcnditure-The Con-
tractor TO be Paid In the Market-hsase
Bends-The seventh street Front.
A meeting OF the Northern market-house COM
mission was held yesterday In the Governors
once; present, Messrs. Thompson, Cross, Hall,
Campbell, Brewer, Bond, Burseley, Wall and
Architect Plowman.
Bills amounting to $Sdl.T5, for grading, sent
from the Board OF Public Works, were presented,
TO be paid out OF the appropriation Of $4,000 by
MT. Campbell moved that the vice president OF
the Board Of Public Works be requested to fur
nish the commission, In detail all bills Of eNpend-
lures, by authority Of the board, for the cree
ton OF the Northern market: Adopted.
Letters were read from Thomas Lewis con-
tractor, accepting the contract for building the
P street wing OF the market, assignee for Mr..
Major, and Offering as bon lsman Thomas A.
Brown, In the sum OF $4,000:
Mr.. Burseey moved to refer the same TO the
business committee In order that II might be
known whether the bOndsmen were correct,
and u not, TO require additional security; which
was adopted.
Letters, dated July !, were received from Mr.
Lewis, proposing to accept. In payment, the
market bends to become due monthly.
Mr.. Bond offered the following:
Resolved, That the proposition of Mr.. 7: Lewis
erection Of the market be accepted, provided, In
case rs he progresses with the work, the bonds
shall be negotiated on more favorable terms of
payment than proposed, they may be made In
cash.
Resolred further, That TO enable the commits
sion to carry out this undertaking the Governor
is hereby requested TO place 10 the credit Of the
fund for the erection Of the market house the
bonds appropriated by act Of August % and June
10, 1879.
Adopted.
on motion, the secretary was authorized to
notify Mr.. Thomas Lewis Of the acceptance Of
his contract.
Mr.. Bursley moved that the commission adyer-
tse for proposals for erecting the Seventh-stTeet
front OF the Northern market, In accordance
with the plans OF 7. NJ. Piowman, architect, and
the laws on the subject. Adopted.
Messrs. Campbell, Brewer and Bond were ap-
pointed a committee TO see the butchers OF the
market regarding their taking the market-house
bonds.
Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
rHE wINcHKsrKR TRAGEDY.
The Calamity 4. the Little Famiiy-A
RaEmsr Rssids-s AZ nv. .si.~s..

Tia p.i.-,,- a. -. , v,
fermer Resident Of wsshinGtsu.
The terrible tragedy that occurred Al the real.
dence Of Mr.. rrsptiin TI,,,e IN c,s,s .o,n,y
mar W,nena.,a. Co.,, ae, IN NsA eouno,
-. 'HRlnis, on saturday morning
last, mas been the subject Of general comment
In this city, where he had 4 iarqe circle Of
friends and aoousin,sncs. tn. 80. ~ a..
case appear IN ba shon. !. to,,o... .s. NV
mai III broths,s snInton n,,her, cn,rn nses
W.i,sce Gsc.r "a Nnnson, Snov,r Solumous,
ii,feeiins towar,,s essb amer NJ, snms ,,es
past which sn,nns ,sa, n,r, ~ s,n,,s an, ,h.s
has ersted he,un .on, sp,s. o. !ss , mat
OSCAR. Clinton snd iycu w, 'hieo ''ue'' oo's'
on sa,nsSsv s sna. nyouItua
were Al breattast pscs, "a mo .,arn.
Inc dnIp room. ,ocs Al ne doay ss,sr,,e,n ~
putting The tev IN III nacwe, hn ~ ~ ~ vne
toot seat near ,ha 49, ~. o,he, Nv ,, sns ~
tsble Oscst sdarassino .is y, f vi. svn W
that ibev ma no,sins .,ns, ~, In ~, ss ~,
want MIN 10 interfepe IN VIM, ahs, Sors s,,,
10 40. Clinton inmncd from ~. al. IN, hs,opa
he cou,d apesi t,scsr snn Iscnsers ,e.u ,hn,o
reyoiyers and aimed Al him ma The resi ~ I'M M
family Al the tabis And a,ed wornH,ns f,,,n,nn
and their mother NJ ui,,la Tha M N' ,so,
became general among ali he bro,bers' iss,ing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

The following permits to build were issued
yesterday: George Parker, for X. Marshall, one
story frame back building. Eleventh, between q
and streets northwest; Entwlsle 4 Barron,
two-st0ry brick carpenter shop, d, between
one.stOry brick back building, Seventh, between
and streets northwest; y. Strong. one-story
stable and cArrage house. % by 30, First, between
story brick dwelling, II, between Third and Four
And-shAlf streets southwest; j. y. Asby, agent
for j. X. 9rammer, two-story brick store and
warehouse, Pcnnsy vania avenue, between Sixth
ami seventh streets northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Notwithstanding the efforts OF Mr.. Johnson
enemies TO ridicule the fact that the blow he re-
ceived from the brick thrown by Keith Smith
Injured him very little, his condition is still Sc
rious, and he viii not be able to appear against
his assalant for q week or ten days. Hence
the attorney for the corporation, Mr.. Gloss, has
postponed the trial. DIR. Garrett has performed
o serious surgical operation upon Mr.. Johnson
near the spinal column. and. although he is re-
prevent relapse.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

The best aud most talented company ever seen
on Its boards Is At the Metropolitan this week.
Credit where credit Is due. OF the new perform
ers Maggie Gray, with her banjo and songs
made paipsble hit. Prof. Foxs limitations Of
birds and animals was an agreeable diversion.
Celia Herd, In her character songs, won decided
favor. Marie G0rennos recitation Of beautiful
Snow" was an effective and artistic performance.
In her medley dances Fannie Kent gave herself
q new card. Jake Budd auxiliary Fox made the
stage seem quite new In the Ethiopian line.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

In France there are $4,000 titles, while in Eng.
land there are only about 900 lords, and the
designation Ia In the corresponding ratio. In
Germany q Cram may let lodgings and baron
ess may bring home your washing. Many an
American girl who, while unmarried, was the
pct Of the palace, has found that she descended
In social position by becoming countess. Our
colntrywOmen should remember they are SOW
ereigns, and that they will make mesalliance
by marrying any subject.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
VIRGINIA POLITICS.

Meeting Of the State Association Last
Nisht-DeleGatcsA ppeistcd to the Lynch.
barG Convention.
The Virginia Republican Association met last
evening, at Ciarkc's hall; Mt. J. W. Corey In the
chair, and N. Davidson secretary.
After considerable discussion upon the policy
Of recognising outside elements upon the State
ticket this fall II was determined that the ques-
ton was beyond the province Of the association
TO determine.
Resolutions were then passed choosing Hon.
l. y, Chandler, Hon. Jos. Segar, ]. Weed Corey,
j. W. Cromwell, Wyatt Archer, q. b. Anderson
and p. y. Morris delegates TO represent the asso
citation In the state convention, TO be hell al
Lynchburg on the both instant, without instTuo-
lions.
Tue president was authorized to MI vacancies
In the delegation.
After the transaction Of SOME routine business,
the Association Adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
James shanahan Photographed for the
Gallery.

James Shanahan, the man who shot Edward
Breanehan on the night Of the Sd Of July last,
near the Baltimore aud ohio railroad depot, was
arrested yesterday morning at house on Tenth
street, between II and N streets, where he has
been ever since the morning after the shooting,
when he left O'Nealb house. The prisoner WAS
taken 10 Gardners, and his face was photo
graphed for the purpose Of further adjoining the
gallery At headquarters, aud then he was COM
mitted TO Jail 10 await the result OF Bresnehans
injuries, which are OF very serious nature.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Much amusement and considerable interest
wal occasioned In the once OF Justice Walter
yesterday morning over case that had been
ruled before the squire for trial. Sarah Smith,
a colored woman, living with her mother In
south Washington, q few days ago procured O
warrant for the arrest Of Lemuel johnson, q
coiored minister, charging him with being the
father OF her llegtimate child, which was born
on the 18th Of April last. Mr.. John A. Clarke
represented the prosecution, and K. Q. Caring
ton, jr , appeared for the defence.
The prosecuting witness testified and was
heard at intervals when the cries OF the child,
which she brought with her, were sufficiently
low 10 allow the mothers voice TO be heard by
the magistrate and those In attendance. Her
testimony summed up about as follows: That
while attending camp-meeting at Crystal
Springs she met the defendant, and the PROMISE
was given that he would provide for her and the
child.
UIncr evidence was produced TO show that he
h al visited the prosecuting witness house, and
that they had been seen frequently together.
on the other hand, the evidence for the dc.
fence showed that no camp-meeting was held al
Crystal Springs at the time sworn to, and at
this point the prosecuting witness asked leave
10 correct her testimony, saying that she had
meant BeTry's woods, near Glenwood cemetery.
The Justice dismissed the case, belle wing II To
be- a false charge, brought up ~ inJure the rep
ulatlon OF the defendant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

The pleasantest way OF passing an evening
now during the heated term Is by taking steam.
boat Tide down the Potomac. The Choral So
CIsty, together with many OF their friends, will
make an excursion tomorrow evening on the
steameT Lady OF the Lake, leaving those who de.
sire TO dance at Marshall Hall, and then cUntln-
uln9 down the river. They are sure Of good
unuklg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
Police Ceurt-Judso sseIl.

John Lewis, assault on Hester Ann Wormley;
$40. David johnson, larceny Of tow-ilne; go
and costs. William Walker, stealing bottle Of
ionic beer; jail 30 days. Mace Burke, anray; t5.
costs. Thomas Hart, resisting 0flcer Whiting;
$50. Henry Turner, same offence; $40 and costs.
James Brooks, assault on his wife; s. Maria
Smith, assault on Angeliet Allen; $40 and COSTS.
livan, Dennis Newman and Howard Tucker, as
sault on Addison johnson; nncd $40 and costs.
David Dennigan, concealed weapon; $40. Geo.
Carter, profane; %. Albert Bailey, indecent ex-
posure; $40. Jasper Carr, same offence; SO.
Mary Jane Hart, profanity; %. Thomas Hart,
same; ~. Honora brady forfeited o. collateral
for d,sorderly conduct; William M p; smith was IS
collateral for profanity. Margaret West, Hen
rietta Frye, Jerry johnson, Migrants; work
house,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Just opened at Mr.. Cummins, No. sla Selventh
street, q large and varied assortment Of adies'
hand-sewsd Congress, In glove kid, also French;
French Kid Button Boots; also French Glove
Kid Of the same, together with nne assortment
Of eighteen-thread Lasting In Congress Boots,
embracing A, d, Q, d and the x widths. Mr.. O.
10 fully convinced, from long experience In
dispensing these goods TO his numerous friends
and customers, that they sre the only article
that will give comfort, nt and ease TO the af-
nicted feet. The public Ia respectfully requested
70 give one trial OF pair Of these, the most COM
Portable known In the trade.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
New nnsu iinlI Club.

The clerks In the Treasurers once have organ
lied base ball club, and named 1t after Hon.
Henry d. Cooke. the following are the nine
players, all Of whom are well known among
the fraternity; Messrs. Doyle, Hohreiner, Guam
trell, Drinkard, McClellsnl, Foster, Witherow,
tons tomorrow and the Chcsapeakes on Friday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

The shah Of Persia has decided to visit Amer
lea u he can be unmoiested In the enjoyment OF
his cream and other goodies at Gautierr, s3I
Pennsylvania avenue. The reputation Of Gau-
tiers saloon includes all that 10 perfect and de-
sirsble In the way Of excellent things to eat. 1t
Ia one OF the grand resorts Of ladies and gentle
m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
THE COURTS.


CtrcuN CouFt-JudEo HdmphFeJs.
The Jury Of this court was discharged yester-
day. The following motions were considered:
Clark vs.. Schorb; motion for new trial on bill Of
exceptions; postponed. Barr Va. Plant; motion
to set aside verdict and judgment; case post
poned until Wednesday. CASTILLO Va. Mcfarland;
motion for new trial overruled. EASTWOOD Va.
Creecy; motion for new trial on exceptions;
postponed. Beall A Shoemaker vs.. Casey; leave
granted to withdraw motion for new trial, Hark-
ness vs.. Cantine; motion for certlorari with
drawn. Brown Va. Bowen; motion for new trial
granted OH inrmH. Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
Take Care Of Ysur yaiuabie.

Call and examine the nre and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
Ing Of securities, jewels, silver-ware, or other
vaIuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
Afford to do without them.
Zakx EARNING ftom tAe CAieaQo and Boaton fres.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
CITY ITEMS.

A pIsTRFssisa Couou causes the friends Of
the sufferer almost az much pain AZ the sufferer
himself, and shonld receive Immediate atten-
tion. Dr.. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
speedily cures Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore
Throat, &C. It will always relieve Consump-
fected n perfect cure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

II we are 10 follow the rule OF deducing Her
culss from the foot, how tall must be the Aroos-
took lad for whom In Bangor, Me-, there has Just
been made pair Of shoes i3k inches long by ~
inches broad. This juvenile giant Is nineteen
years old, anu sill he 10 growing, to be, doubt
less, the delight OF many circus and the great
attraction OF many museum.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

The Columbian Bank Note Company will soon
issue, for the use Of the Board OF Public Works
the two million dollars In eight per cent. ceriin.
Gates OF various denominations. These ceriin.
Gates wlil be used by the board In paying on It's
lnueOteuness 10 contractors and others, and 10
iedeenlng "the prOmises-to-p pays ceTtifjcsfes IA.
sued by them some months ago, and which v ere
made receivable for snerial taxes
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

The committee OF which Mr.. Long Ia chairman
will meet at Legislative Hall on the i4t instant,
ynere, as will be seen by their advertisement,
,hey invite tho attendance OF all who have In
formation 10 give or grievances TO redress,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

For wednesday, July Q. the Choral Society
have chartered the Lady Of the Lake for grand
moonlight excursion. Tickets at the music
stores and Philp SolOmonb'. Who win not
want 70 got a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Minority Representation IN ronnsSN"hi"'
The Pennsylvania constitutional convention
has carried to q third reading several sections
OF the proposed new constitution, In which
minority representation Is embodied. There Ia
hardly : doubt that the convention will pass
them and lsat the people will have the Oppor-
tunity. 9f incorporating them into the flnda-
mental law,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

A policy for q. 500 costs but siI and an annual
sum Of u, with small assessment at each death,
In the Protection Life Insurance Company OF
ChlcaUO III
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
A Daring Robbery on PeunsyIyunla Avenue.

Saturday tVehIhB tWO IauIes' WHHe pass1ng
along Pennsylvania avenue and street MOTH
west, we're accosted by a cOlOred man and
robbed OF pocketbOOk containing certificate
of deposlt for $50, issued by the Topeka bank,
OF Kansas, about t25 In change, n propiastTy
moi, for $500, d set Of ladies' sleeye-buttOnr, q
pail Of gold framed spectacles and some other
sm al trlnkets. The ladies, who 1--we on street,
between Second and THIRD went to DR.. HEX
II A., Tug store 20 get some medicine for sick
member Of the family, and while there one OF
tn IN noticed that they were closely watched ~
q cOOred man who followed after them tnul
they got almost In front OF the alley which leads
into Jackson Hall alley, where he committed
this daring robbery. There were a number OF
time who gave the alarm, but the thief succeeded
In m aklng his escape,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08

Excursions, pcnics and church fairs can be
supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
Beer, &c., In bottles and steel FONTS at short no
tice, delivered to any part Of the District, or
packed for shipment. Our Ginger Ale this sea-
son Is far superior to any other made In the Dis
trict. Bottles and steel fountains loaned free Of
charge, by PALMER A GREEN,
Georqetown.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
DRY GOODS.
REDUCED PRICES
n H UCE STOCH.

2 H.: .r ,s: :pSs from H s. cs. o 81
!ss Rf Si;Ssr - ..
Lace, STRIPPED AND PLAIN BATrsTE, n,I
Y Stttts5s a,JY,y . :. e. e.
FRENoH LAWNS. oHfSTzEs and PERoALEs
GOODS Tor TRAVELLING prse.eS, chesp.
Lines, d ATisIE ;ns ,%HIJg sHtLs WRAP.
sPEESiPfhn fISN a sHAwLs, SACKS, FIcHus.
s s sssss & q s SSSaEEs2 Steps ssooD
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
OBJ Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-08
the STATISTICAL BUREAU,
The Remsvai 70 kidweii's BuiidisG-Work
or tho Dureaa,

Tine woTk Of rennoyIn0 thla hureau has ha~nu
4, ..rnes, and Irnc,. SAVE. .,r-... 4. ss..,,
VI '"'".s', "nu ouo'o oAms eAPos oushy
engaged transporting the derks and other enects.
The spacious building belonging to Mr.. John
l.. Ki,lvell. and beretofore occupieJ in mari, Nv
~. s.,,.a.,. -, -.
MS nanusohe uIug STORE, near tne intersection
OF street and PennsylvAnia avenue, has been
secured, and some weeks' labor mas been en-
pended In preparing 1t for adaptatIon 10 the
wants OF the bureau, Already the new ounrtera
wear an Official alr-to render which complete
the presence of the great siatistician and ma
efficient corps OF lightning calculator. not
emitting the machine for adding ngures-lS alone
required,
Not many months since this bureau WA CON-
nned to the cock.loft OF the Treasury buildlng.
reached only by the passage OF the hume rons
Nights OF stair which Terminate beneatb the
rotunda skylight at the southern front Of the
sr.a..n,v Gan..,n,an, ~. 49,