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A Labor struggle I'm Lynn.

BOSTON, March l3.-rhe employing morocco
drtseIs OF Lynn have adopted the following:
"hcsOired, That We will not employ any
hnisher who Is known 20 pay money into any
organization that furnishes aid and support u
the men low on a strike"
The strikers show an equal determination 10
hold out. There have been threats OF violence
used, but as matter OF precsutiOn extra police
men are employed 70 guard the factories At
night. An idea Of the importance OF the mo-
rocco manufacturing interest OF Lynn may be
learned from the fact that during the last wear
two million skins were turned out, representing
in value, g., 500, 600.
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OBsRQCIEs OF BX-PRKsIDENT FILLMORE
The funeral services OF eX-Pres:dent Fillmore
At the cathedral I'm Buffalo yesterday, were OF a
solemn ana impressive character, and included
brief resume of the life of the illustrious de-
ceased by Rev. DIR. Shelton, the venerable rec
tor OF ST. Pauls, and a lifelong friend OF Mi
iafd Fillmore The singing, by the full choir
ol 81 fsDis, was grand aad splendidly rem
dered. The casket was then borne to tin.
hesrse, and the procession moved In the follow
ing order Major General Howard and Brig
Gen. Rogers and stats; company ID, Buffalo
City Guards; 65th and 7Ith regiments nations
guards companies and G, first United State.
infantry. uhGer Col. DeRussey, as a guard OF
honor The hearse was decorated with national
ana funeral emblems, and was followed by a
iopg line OF carriages, with bearers rournsrs
national, state and city representatives ana
ciuzens, TO Forrest Lawn cemetery, where
tIter the mai services OF the Episcopal church
he remains were deposited in a stone grsra j.,
The Family lot. The streets along the hue OF
march were crowded.
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A HORRIBLE CRIME AND BARBAROrs
PUNIsHMKNT.-A despatch TO the Atlanta CGs
Constitution states that in the town OF Troy,
Alabama, man named Douglass a trayeli1g
singing master, who had recently arrived there,
administered chloroform TO q young glrl and
then attempted 70 violate her person. douglass
was arrested and jailed. The crowd took him
out at night, and, after a severe whipping.
mutIlsted his person.
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GRADING CONTRACT GIVEN TO A WOMAN.
Mrs. b. h. Conway has been awarded by the
water department the contract for grading at
The Intersection Of St Paul and BIddle streets.
short time ago the same lady was awarded a
at the corner of Charles Street averue and
Mount Royal avenue. She has o large force o.
workmen and horses engaged in doing the work
Of these two contracts, In which she displays an
abundance OF energy. Mrs. Conway Is the
widow Of q contractor, and has successfully ex-
ecufed contract on the western Maryland rail
rOad-B Baltimore Sua.
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B0eTor, March f3.-At MEETING Of the N as
sschueetts Historical society, Robert p. VITA
tlrop announced the death OF ex-President
Fillmore, m honorary member, aud OF Charles
Sumner, q resident member, and paid appro-
pirate and eloquent tributes 70 them.
resolution In relation % the death % Mr..
Sumner WAS then offered by Charles Francis
Adans, which, after q fev remarks hy him.
and also by ex-Gov. CLIFFORD, Judge Thomss.
Edmund Quincy, and Rev. Mr.. wsterston, was
unanimously adopted.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIVE FUSrRAL-
BoeTor, March i3.-At the request OF Mr..
summers friends, it has been decided 90 hold
the FUNERAL at $50 y. m, Monday, IN the DSrio
HAN OF the State House. The legislative snd
city committees will 70 Go the state line 20 meet
the remains, and return Saturday afternoon.
taking them direct % the State House, where
they will be guarded until the funeral. The
funeral services will be short ana simple.
committee OF the Boston city government
hsd q conference with q Joint commit
tee OF the legislature this morning. NJ
which II Was decided 20 place the boiy
OF MI Sumner IN fsneuu Hall Up10
its arrival In Boston, Fsnean Hall aud the halls
OF the State House will be drsped In mourning.
An autopsy OF the body will be made Monday
night.
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TWEED AGAIN.-The New York courts will
never hear the last OF William NJ. Tweed even
though Tweed himself is temporarily shut out
nom all the world, save that portion OF it which
Is located and chained on BlackwelI,s Island
In the oyer and Termfner yesterday morning a
motion was made TO conform the MINUTES of TIE
court, pertaining to his trial aud conviction, 10
me oral sentence of the judge, by substituting
me words county jail for penitentiary. The
court decided TO hear argument on the subject
next Friday.
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CoNFkRBNCEo OF THE VI. T.. CHuECH Soy-TU.-
Ihls conference reasSembled at Staunton va
on Wednesday, and the folio wing were elected
As reserve delegates to the general Conference.
VIZ; he's' .. >: Roszeli, James 5. Gardner
and John l.. Gilbert
In response to the question. Who are admitted
on trlal! the following, having passed the requi
ate examinations, and the reprt sensations ot
The various presiding elders being cOnsi iere,
satisfactory by the conference, were admitted
VIZ: j. Robert Andrew, Rob't Williams, Alfres
Y. Gearhart, Charles T.. Simmons, John Il
Baggs, John ID. q. Hanna, j. W. Shrove Oscar
=, Bureess, y. Asbury Register, Rufus NJ
wheeler, Daniel L. Bush, Thomas G. Neviti
and Michael Seaman.
Inc conference scrutIniZed these application
very closely, and two names were Withdrawn
owing to the applicants being so circumstanced
- TO prevent their doing effective work and
because Of the size of their families
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The CEIsPINs' STRIKE IN NEW YoRK-The
sulke OF the boot and shoemakers for a redac.
since, appears 70 have terminatea with no pr ac-
teal result As most OF the hands EMPLOYED in
this branch OF industry receive for their work
payment by the piece, the proposed reduction
OF the hours Of labor would have been i'm nrac
Ieable and q loss to the operatives themselye.
The strike appears to have been principaiIy
confined to the cutters, aud was got up, IL il
employment--N T. Hp<s
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day last Mayor Kelley, OF Richmond, Va sub
mitted bis annual message, showing the opera
tons OF the city government for 1873. The fol
lowing are the important parts In the message:
A reHeessment OF the real estate of the city
SHOWS value OF S29, Ice ,919-increase OF a. 2lo-
80 The new census shows 81, 492 white and
Bonded debt OF the city q, 81 $40 81; floating
debt So, 25l.9i, beng thirteen and two-thirds
per cent. OF the taxable real estate of the city.
OF nine and two-thirds of the whole taxable
property OF the city. There was q profit made
IN the gas works owned by the city, of SCI $50
Net receipts of the water works s33 037, Cost
of the police force $4,000.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE EAST AND wRsT.-The
Rhode Island house Of Representatives Yesterday
passed a resolution submitting 20 the people an
amendment 70 the state constitution authorizing
woman suffrage. The vote stood "a 20 n.
The Iowa senate has adopted the joint resolu-
ton Of the house proposing q constitutional
mendment giving women the right of Suffrage
by a vote Of y 20 y.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE MARYLAND LRGrsLA-
TURE-The feature OF the Senate YESTERDAY
bill regulating manufacture and sale of ilInmi.
mating oils was ordered TO engrossment The
House OF Delegates distinguished itself by
passing the bill at its evening session TO submit
more city 10 the voters of the territory proposed
TO be annexed, two miles north and one mile
each east and west. The vote on the passage of
the bill was yeas SIS, nays Q. The House also
further amended and passed the oyster bill
yeas Us, nays }, leaving the salary of the com,
mander OF the fishery police force a. 500. and
giving county commissioners in oyster police
districts right TO nominate officers Of the boats
who are TO be appointed.
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1T Is REPORTED that Mr.. Sumner in his will
bequea'hs all his art treasures with few ex-
ceptions to the Corcorsn Art Gallery in this
~
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TIE LATEST SwIsDLK.-A man giving the
name Of Ezra T. Cooke leased an old bufldins in
Woonsocket, X. l., hung out . sign with "Boft
rill g. Cooke" on 1t, and reoei ved large consisn-
nents OF hay, -four, &c, from parties IN Hcv
York, Michigan, Vermont and elsewhere. Va
was arrested at Providence yesterday charged
with swindling. His storehouse was fo9nli
empty. -Four car loads Of -four from varioas
points have been intercepted,
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GENERAL SPINNER, L. ). Treasurer, will re-
turn to this city early next week. His greeting
by multitude of friends will be earnest and
sincere.
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Sixteen women Docsor~

PHILADkLPHIA, March l3.-SiKteen females
graduated 10 day nj the commencement OF the
Women's Medical College, as doctors OF med
icine.
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boy named Wilson, residing near Evansville.
Ind, came TO the city few days ago and gave
himeelf up TO the police authorities, saying that
he had eccide ntally shot his mother, but hal
not hurt her much. Ii was afterwsrds ascer-
tanned tina. the shooting was Intentional, bein,
the remit Of quarrel. He shot her four times
perhaps fatally.
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THE REsIGNATIos OF Captain Frederick W.
Cole man, 18th infantry, has been accepted by
the President, to taNe effect March 3lst, 1874
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The HOWARD Court OF INQUIRY met at the
usual hour to-day, but adjourned Immediately
after organization, and the members OF the
court attended the Sumner obsequies at the
Senate chamber.
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The Body in State at the Capitol
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL REEVES UE.-The receipts from this
source TO- day were s525.73
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ROYAL WEDDING FKsTIvITIEs-"Fo -Four KILLED
and Trenty- our Lljured."-The Duke and tn.
Duchess of Edinburgh made their entry into
London yesterday. The programme was car
ned out strictly, although the snow fell from
the beginning TO the end of the ceremonies
The cable telegram says: 1.-The Enthusiasm as
the Duke and his bride passed by, was intenss
cheer following cheer from one end of the route
TO the other. On their arrival at Buckingham
palace, IN front Of which immense masses OF
spectators had accumulated. the royal party
appeared uncovered upon the balcony. ana
were greeted with every manifestation of low
atty and affection by the people, whose number
al that point Is estimated at 30 600. The crowds
which witnessed the procession yesterday were
at some places 90 dense and the pressure so yery
great that several accidents occurred. A stand
at ChaTiDg Cross broke down, throwing some
thirty persons TO the ground. The police report
the total casualties during the day at four killed
and twenty four injured.b
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THE DEAD STATESMAN
0BSEQUIES OF SENATOR SUMNER

WASHINGTON IN MOURNING.
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BLOWN FROM RAILROAD BRIDGE On
Tuesday afternoon An unknown man attempted
TO Walk across the long Central railroad bridge
over the Newark bay. After passing the draw
sudden gust of wind blew him overheard and
he was drowned. gang of railroad laborers
went TO his assistance, but could discover moth
ing but the mans hat floating on the water. I,
WAS subsequently ascertained that previous TO
attempting the hazardous feat Of crossing the
6ridge the man had stopped at the Bergen
there, he said that he lived in Elizabeth, and
that he was compelled to walk home because
his pocket had been picked, and he had no
money to pay his fare. The man was well
able circu nsfauces
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STOCKING DEATH OF FEMALE TRAxP-
Two men ana Q woman, tramps, encamped last
aisht in field short distance from Plsinneld,
~. d; Yesterday morning the woman was
found burned to death, and one Of the men
crazy drunk near by her. The other man had
ned. No nsmes are known.
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MORE "lRkseuL ARirIks-"-Jam N. Me-
Sregor' Iate superintendent Of public buildings
IN New York, has been arrested chsreed vim
nreeuIarities while performing the duties OF
mai once. McGregAr gave bail last evening
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ARREST OF GANG OF BURGLARS IN vIR-
Gls1A.-Three men named Geo. Wood, Frede-
r1ck Bean, and David Esby, were arrested early
wednesday morning on the premises Of Yaney
g Hodges, Wholesale boot and shoe dealers OF
Norfolk, We. This arrest has led to the discov-
cry OF regular organized gang Of burglars,
numbering eighteen men, who have committed
many Ike depredations within the pas,
month. The men implicated are all respecta-
bly, connected and occupy good social positions
adopting life of crime. An Investigation i,
to be held.
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COLLECTOR SIMMONS assumed his duties ct
the Boston custom-ho usa yesterday. He made
several changes. but only one removnl-thef Of
Coi. VIM. A. Mckim, brother-fn-isw OF non
A. H. Rice
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@Ths u rigorous month on mems hats.
~No part Of the. systen sleeps except the
prsa
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Tgr BILLIARD ToUREAMBNr IN Boston xes
ferday Afternoon between GARNER and UkIx
vss won By the latter BY 50 points- In the even
ing Cyrisie Dion beat Ubassey, winning by oniv
two points.
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Miss Dickinson has not . high appreciation
Of Christian young men, - represented by the
association Of Chicago. She alleged at ST. Louis
that the boys In Chicago hsd pocketed the pro-
ceede OF her lecture, leaving her 10 pay her own
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The WHITE HOUSE vas very quiet to-day,
all the occupants having left for the Capitol to
attend the funeral ceremonies. The cabinet
officers were AZ thu executive OF &c this morn
ing, bat no business was done. An executive
lusiness V as suspended for the daH
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In 1864 at the time when. the Chief Justice
ship had been left vacant by the death of fancy,
the suggestion was made to Mr.. Sumner by a
friend that he might be possible candidate
In answering Mr.. Sumner said: al am not a
candidate for the Chief Justiceship, and never
have been. In early days, when still felt the
fine frenzy for law, might have looked that
way-despaiTingly, Of course; for never sup
posed should hold an Office OF any kind. But
that passed long ago. Therefore / am out of
the question. And vet feel the gradeur OF the
on &c, now that great questions OF constitu-
tional and pubic law are TO be decided. And r
am net tnsensible to the honor done me In sup
posing that am not unit for its duties But
am out OF the question ana would no. have il
o heTwise."
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DhATH OF A MINIsTHR.-Rev. T.. p. McCol-
icy, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, died 81
Milford, Del, on Friday Of last week, In IL s2d
year OF bis age. On the ID instant he had an
attack Of paralysis, from which he lay In IN I'M
conscious condition until bic death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-13

NOTICE..secoEd hasd Clothing Bought and
IN Sold. VIII Day fair prices for second hand
eiothiDg- Orders prom PITY attended TO through
mail. No e1J street, between an and Ion
streets, sorthvest. y. HkRZoG. jsp10-Js
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TIE ENPERoR or AUSTRIA has aufbori zed
HE government % assume q strong attltude
against the uitramontane opposition 70 the &C.
cleeiaetical laws.
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~The jury In the case Of King, charged
with the murder OF O'Neii, i'm New York have
returned verdict OF murder in the second ia
gree. Sentence deferred.
=. - Some LADIES Of the Seventeeth street
n. r. church, in New York, have begun q bar
room mission without the publicity Incidental
70 tee western form Of the movement,
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsaIP

y: BuRDLTTE 10 this day admitted a. a Part.
nsr N the prl Gods house OF W W. BURDEfTE
The hrm bame will be W. W. BURDETTE q 90
W W. BURDETTE
March "a, lgT4 m.rss.
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INDIAN DEPRKDATIoNs IN NRBRAsKAa
great many reports reach the War department
Of Incian depredations near Loup lake, Ne
brasks, and the settlers are in much trepida-
ton. Calls for troops have been received by
military officers in that section and Forwarded
here. The reports say that unless the settlers
can have protection afforded them thew Wi,
have TO leave. Some have already done 80 aud
others were making the necessary preparation
TO escape probable raids from the savages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-13

a TRADES UNION SUMMONED TO CouRr-
James Doyle, for many years a member of the
Mssons, was working on city work, and the
society sent him notice that he was working
below rates. As he wasn't, he took no notice OF
the hrst message; but the message having been
repeated, he weLt to the society and rendered
hts dues, but they were rejected. and he was
tried on the charge Of working at non-society
dayit was demanded of him, and before he
could make an affidavit he was hurt in the arm.
The society has refused to pay him out OF the
sick fund the stated allowance OF sc A week,
Judge Lawrence has ordered the society TO
show why it should not pay Mr.. DOYLE the
money to which he believes himself entitled.
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HALF HOLIDAY FOR TIE TREASURY
CLERKs-Ths Secretary of the Treasury to-
day gave directions that all the clerks who de-
sired to attend the funeral of the late Sena- or
sumner might absent themselves from IL -ir
desks Not few gave evidence of their re-
spect for the distinguished dead and ava. led
themselves OF the Secretary's permission to at
tend the sad ceremonies.
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j HE NkW HAMPSHIRE ELKCTION,-Tvo hum
drtd and seventeen towns give Weston al 10
MeCutcbins g., SOS, Blackmer and scatte,ing
2O''. Seventeen towns remain to be heard
l0si. scattering 50, majority for Weston 252.
Weston fails Of election by the people by from
$40 TO 500 votes. -Four republican and four
Is no choice remaining in the four districts
From returns already in, the House stands
democrats 1I2, republicans I67. The towns TO
hear from, last year elected democrats and
probably have done so this year.
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gThe wife's secrst-Hsr opinion Of her hus-
band.
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THs CoNsCIKNCB FUND of the Treasury was
enriched to-day by the receipt Of ninety dollars
from sorrOw-stIicken Ba.timorean, aud a
thirty-fve dollar coupon bond of the Union
Pacific railroad, sent by a once wicked bat Low
IepeRfant citizan of AlhanV n Y
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The Washington ChroHicle wants to know
why Congressional investigating committees
allow such crowds of loafers to loter in the room
during the sittinRs. Is not the Chronicle aware
that II Is just such gentry these that give ri.
TO iDvesti cations, and that, therefore, they are
deeply interested in the result, aud their az
tenCance at the sittings of the committee only
natural. Dispense with the lOafers and the me-
cessity for Congressional investigations will
cease.-PtiIddeIDhid Star,
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Examine Our Stock.

- This Department 10 In charge Of M DANIEL
r. kkfWok1H, skillfuI aud artistic Gutter,
LATELY come etsd it'll Ore Of the princpa Merchant
Tailoring k"selishneats Of Ua,On Sqaaye, Ysp
fOrk CRY.
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@Winter ID sending cold shives through the
lap o. spring.
ZTers.Hause girls have had csessst A.
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SUSPICION OF WIFE PoIsoNING.-At Beck
manyille, N. ", the coroner's inquest in the
case OF Mrs. Euphrons Phillips, who died, Il is
thought, from the effects Of poison, was begun
on "wednesday. The physician who attended
her testified to her symptoms while abe was
nes, and the results OF the post mortem, all of
which streng hened the belief. Her husband,
arsenic At the drugstores before her sickness.
anu whne sne vas III he insisted on Administer.
ing ner medcine. He invariably went from the
the physician had ordered that il be sWeetansd
Inc physician testified that he did not give snch
orders. James - Phillips, her husband. ha,
been arrested. The examination has not endaS
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SENATOR MORTON has been absent for a
week from his seat in the Senate, caused By a
sore foot. 1t was rubbed and bruised by his
boot, and formed a slight abscess which has
now almost entirely healed. This circumstance
has given rise TO exaggerated rumOrs. His gen
eral health has improved by rest, and his pay
sioian says he can resume his seat ia the SEN
a,e.
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Mr.. SUMNER had three brothers and one sic
ter, but only the latter survives, Mrs. Julia Has
tings, wife of a San Francisco physician, who
holds the post of surgeon in the marine hospital
Of that port. 1t will be remembered that the
Senator was married in 1866 to Mrs. A lice
Hooper, but separation soon ensued, and the
wife, with his acquiescence, secured divorce
last year, on the nominal ground OF desertion
Her application for leave to marry again is now
pending in the Supreme Court.
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A WEsTERN PAPER has this version of what
took place when Walker, Of the Chicago Times.
went to look for George Alfred: "Sniiles
passed us in hurry yesterday, looking for a
man. few minutes later he came back with
bis nose IN his hand, and the suppOsition Is that
that man was just waiting for some one to dad
him."
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NEw CHAIRMAN OF THE DISTRICT ISvRsrf-
eating CohAITTEB.-Just prior to the ad-
journment of the Senate to-day the Vice Presi-
dent pro tenn announced the appointment of
Senator Stewart. of Nevada, as chairman of the
joint special committee Investigating District
OF Columbia affairs. vice Boutwell,, resi- gned