Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-05


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tLs >.-.eEs. 8 iIe-ta- ta-Es'--5" u-sls.
TFy ossAS onNcla-T. % le given by che
T. lsJ FaI;.~t church rbJ-- on T4csdsv evening
r.Nr vsi. i.gssut a ptos-.amu'e TepIsfs VITA ;I-
EF-.C- -f Tll.. ...usU' aIe or ackuOsie Jgsi
re-.f. Hru h-s.ce al s'oalds-tsud.
FlC.erslIoE ,r W-=4sSCr3N EyrzE-
Esf-E-.tr- Wi'ls-a ;. Te5f hes complettl
'.Etsa.r .aT re sale Cj re patent crIlAr in tia
sE.y Of Na~ NCrk g. Ness. Ftsk. Clarke *
.u ,Ir'rr riI -L.15s 'Cr gent eIi,n and hence
tbt FUT,Hgr OF tJs EEt rSr..s TCGl's collar =
ar6Crsuit.3H ot nc uleI.' @. t1lt ? -.cle-
FsrAKAUA. King 0s tts Ssntx:cl Islands,
nov 10 san FrauCic0 e. route p ta's G =, ycs-
t-rdsy Ly -s'e.raPI sent a greeting - Prt+r-
dent Grant. MO rrp.Irt, 5xrsrdi1g tue dIs,in-
Ee'eIcd t',ers p cpf.'tl well 1me - ta-
Jui-et :. tf-r Ife mayor % C1IcsEO 40
cor rat1 'tet Ia us" ie>fy yesterday OB gts sale
arTlssI o. Ameris "a a)'i.
Is c1Et.I1eIce Or heavy pre- sure o. bus
re-- the EgJrs o. clerical Ia69r ia tie DcVs-t-
1lCIt Of p r>tsce have Osen es5sri-l one hOur.
ls.rc uuw tTorl q. II. = p. II irsts4I
e. lIJE 2. IL. 20 2. H-, a. htretD-
lore ler-Gucti5Us made by Cor gre-s IN jle
spI oYTf.li liCTs scr c'eIi-a gU--Csi" the 90 on
Ocl. -fIufu-- VIZ. 70 '~ th0ugh-. Compel a Ike
''"H=e IA cvciJ deFe' r-1euC Ct the 2
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Cg IS~sEgsr 10 TIE LEI rBs CARRIERS
Tie FOsr mister General hay-ug beer called
UI,@ for IA eSpsCs.iun OF h's opinion rssYoC, NJ
The issuing Ug New NCsrs aIer-r-es by 1e.'
C-Tl ieTs C-s res 20 repeat ths views Jf pre-
Crc sstIs IN TIE SUBJECT, In ~E1Ch hs sI'.y Cgu-
en- ffr-r,y mat ne iJlicie-Ig OF SIS OK pres
tEt- b. mcaTS OF sICh -Gre rs, or u sEerN sc.
y Irr5H3icial - he ss.yace and deJTacts irola
TIC respect ceTGie.s should at al ,-lcs CON
a--. l' ts o.. re.0Te ordered that ghe is,I.L-
OF '.E s.".e.5 'r sg-st..dfs tA1Te.sE ty lsit -r
Carr.eIs I1r rE1I or C.rcJ's'sd % induce tae
Ic...c ~ make t1ea g Is CT presents, Is fOs-
tlCCCu-
PANS F1E E-NODi LING TIE CAPITO3 -
ere q. -ae SuHi.,-s witch : Fhc'y > one t--
lgrs Clp- Cs> th5- winter i the FToj ject for ex-
J=IaI-g yr TeHCLe.iug the older portion OF the
"a. .-r. building. Two r1O1ss1d dOii'rs were
api TCYIlattd al he last SION for plans for
I-f- great architectural improvement, ami tGo
seJ- have been prep red. one by Gr. Cis-k, the
lest.t AT al. e~I OK tte Cpl y, and another by
RI j. T.. Waite, Cf Tb5IadeI pbia. bis prudcceS-
req. Who = Tie designer Of he two EeS wings
90 .1e I-it}.. 4Le LATER has prepared tSO
schemes ne FRS JnfemplIr stle extension OF
lie es-t lI0Lt o. fLe central IOsticO Tor = O =
tar e Ci 40 feet, mPletsiy changing the pres
eHt IsswJ'-r sll giving al immense interior
.--es N which 7, 10 WOEi1 De found for fhe
rational lzTy, now c-amped Tor room in its
.1 =.
vest lTOL's about I'D icet. giving largely Iu-
Ss-1s-L accoEEodatiors i0r Tue library IN is
ltt-FLl .'c@,a2E, and gTCvIding a number OF
~ Ioog IT. t1e e2steTly portion OF the bul!d,
ifE 4OT n scs 8ICJUs PUFV.z-s. This plan con
ter r.ai r a grand C7lOnnl1e extending the
NL..e lorstb Vi ne east Ifout, from vInl %
"-iE, 3 q tI.>V' sins tae present iTTegulEr CON
ItTi-zttCI Cf fEe faC lie IL a uolil.I toFm IL
-t''--~s & Le = private a sszeE 81 betweenthe
senate tioHter aid 2 al OF Representatives
lSi.fluE q. &c r-e eastern side Of tie building
a-C ITi'aEe "a. raIcss from e..Ch wing d the
rreTv cu the ", tern 1ds. The perspa.tiye
E-ts Of o. latter plan sLOas tie CIpl-oi buiid
iiE a grand architectural uuit ff0m whatever
sr = ~ view j, aru - regarded with much
iayrT- Tie Library C5Tu't.cs OF the Senate
iFts--- rsi 1tt , the Senaf1 uIOn this
sat. t.sCt a. al e9r!y day
Pos. FEENANDo UooD OS TEE SPEAKERsHrP.
: ne ~ J.. TliJ@Es reports the fo.lowiuS a.
containing EeIusEd5 WOODS views respecting
tLe SoeskeIshiu Of the next House
90 " u the next Speaker he said, 90 rests
Ize success oT Gov EfaIl OF ne democratic psTtv.
VIII ncsf men. 70 Ls Speaker. implies that a
man z ~ oe clear headed, OF dIguitsd del Jrt-
lEtIf- " "a Tt. y tongue. anu a full kuOsl-
eogv Of The rules. But much more vii ts ne
Crs-ATE n The FOuT. y-fOurth Congress. The
NeCls party viii be u u hun. Tie appoint
re1- 0t committees viii be a most diIlcu.t
task. But with the next Speaker must also rest
The rfs possibility Ot directing legislation in the
House Ee wall be head OF the party, aud If he
- SztshfEi aUt able aid wise be may prevent
1FlrdictCCs leElsisfo ION, Or st least, tie passage
~ tHUise bills, and he may also conduct the
faTty into right paths, sCd by iu5 Enent and
tact strens tEen IT, and lay bare the defects AID
NrCHF-dO.ngs Oi the opposition. What Is neces-
FaEy - 70 Ind such q man. IL should no. ha a
matter OF competition: il should NOT be a oues.
ron cf locality. Tue compass ii such a case
saouid be broken 81 10 Lot care" he con-
tinUed, ''Ehat tie sntecedeu.s OF candidate
may be. II i too large a question TO base on
mere persUn2lity IND a man Nhs is equal TO
me taek and pGt him to It. don't care -hsJhsr
such man drinks WhIsky, plays poker, or
rockets his hack paw. II be can take the party
through tie next Congress ami keen down op-
IosiICh by dey6!0riDg ali their mlsdeeds and
have ny support most heartily " hetaer be ba
ron the East, the West the North, or the
South"
Tx NAVAL ACAELNY RzPORTs.-The board
Of visitors 70 the United States Naval Academy
have submitted their report % the Secretary OF
the Navy. The board is unanimous in com
mending the igh state OF efficiency the Aca-
GeEey has reacfed IN all if~ departmeDts AMI
saving that L. - in every uSy worthy 81 tn Sov-
GTument and the country. The board does not
doubt That the cadets OF the Academy are now
a. free ticm vicious habits and practices aud
are controlled by as high standard Of morals
and honor ss the students Of any educational
@ @ @Ioh u tIis country. The visitors submit
tne 70 lONl lns recommendations: The vacation
a " AZ pa or tie barracks no used for kitchen
snc isnucIy purposes and the construction of
bnlding speciaily Designated Tor these uses
The construction OF q new armory and the en-
'avgemept q the buildings Occnpied By toe da-
partner . or steam eusineeripg" and s.Dhv-
slcS ard Chemistry sud the propsr ventilar1Syn
of the Csdef-' bsFrzcks. The board recommsn1
that application be made 10 Congress for an
appropriation Sufr Client 20 establish suitable
gCa-ters Tor ficsTs or the school who are nos
CO., Zs1 10 seek quarters Al the town outside OF
3Le .LsfifUtiCn grounds. The board IS OF the
opinion that the appointment OF candidates
sbOLld be made one year in advance OF their
entry into The academy as is now required BY
Law AZ West Point, snd that uO one shail be ad-
mitted iPto ths academy Who has not attained
Ine age or - years or who IS over ! years or age
he beard Is also Of the opinion th ~ instruction
~ vocal music should be furnished to all the
elesses - often as once week dUrin 2 the en-
tire academic term. Aka that a rouTss OF n
sL4e''9a III naval and II possible, militsry1
history should b Ss-srirr1.>l Tor the highest
ctssss AZ EAST, sDd that this should ineldde the
hlstcrlss OF ue.fies snd maratlue warfare ~t'-
An tNpIaD-siOD of the principles OF naval tsc-
- anu stsattgy a. shown in the great naval
On -fes or ancient and mo 1eTn times. Parftc1-
sar atfentisn should be paid TO the naval his.
tory OF the United states. The board ~ 2gests
aud strongly recOmme nds. that the prinsinia.