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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03
New Publications.

ELENA. An Italian Tale. By l.. n. Comyn,
author OF "Atherstone Priory." Boston: Estes
s Lsuriat. Through X. Il. Mohun s. Col
JULIUS; or, The Street Boy Out West. By
Horatio Alger, jr. Boston: Loriug. Through
William Bs.lantyne.l story for boys.
RELATIONS OF INSECTS TO MAN. ByA. Pack
ard, jr. COAL AS A RESERVOIR OF PowsR. By
Robert Hunt, f. K. s. ATOMS. BY Prof. Clifford,
NJ. A. o. Boston: Estes & Lsuriat. Through
X. b. Mohun x Co.. These numbers form parts
of the admirable "Half-Hour Recrestions in
Natural History and Popular Science" pub
lished by Estes X Lauriat.
LADY ANNA. A Novel. By Anthony Troll
lope. New York: Harper s. Bros. Through
j. Brad. Adams Forming No. All Of the "Li-
brary Of Select Novels" issued by the Harpers
A DAUGHTER OF BOHEMIA. By Christian
Reid. New York: ID. Appleton & Co.
Through Jos. ShilltDgtonl By the author
of "Valerie Aylmer," "Morton House." *:
GEOLOGY. By Archibald Geikie, L. l.. D., r g.
X. S. New York: ID. Appleton & Co.
Through jos. Shillington.l This is No. S OF
the useful and handsome lutte "Science Prim
ers" edited by PrOfs. Huxley, Roscoe and B al
four Stewart.
"No INTENTIONS" A novel. By Florence
Marryst. New York: ID. Appleton IL Co
Through Jos. ShilIington.l The daughter of
the ever popular old ssa-novelist seems TO be
making a fame OF her own.
PRINCIPLES OF MENTAL PHYSIOLOGY. By
VIM. b. Carpenter, M. d., r. X. s., &c. New
York: ID. Appleton s. 20. Through Joseph
Shillington.l This valuable and important
contribution to modern research is an eNpan
sion OF the outline OF psychology contained in
the fourth and fifth editions of I" Principles OF
Human Ply siology" by the same author. Prof.
Carpenter mOdestly discaims any pretentions
for his treatise TO the character of q System of
Psychology, but designs IL to supplement ex-
isting systems OF physiology and metaphysics by
dealing with group OF subjects, which, occu-
plying the border ground between the two, have
been almost entirely neglected in both.
Their MERCY. Anovel. By James Payn.
New York; Harper s. Bros. Through j. Brad
Adams By the author OF Carlyon's Year."
I" One OF the Family" &C., and forming No.
Alb of 4" Harpers' Library of Select Novels"
TIE PARENTS MANUAL; or HOME AND
SCHOOL TRAINING. By Hiram circuit, A. NJ.
Boston: Thompson, Brown g. Co. Through
the publishers This Is by the author Of the
widely used " Teachers Manual"
JOHN woRTHINGToN's NAME. A novel. By
Frank Lee Benedict. New York: Harper &
Bros Through j. c. Parker.l By the author
Of My Daughter Elinor," " Miss Van kort-
land - SC.
JOHN DANE. By A. M. ID. Boston: Henry
Hoyt. Through VIM. Ballsutyne.l A religious
tale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03
Railroad Election.

ALBANY, JuEe Sat an election for directors
of the New York Central and III 1dsOn River
Railroad company here To- day, about $50, 0D0,-
GOO of stock was voted on, and the follow
ing ticket was elected: Cornelius Van
derbIlt, William Ii. Vanderbilt, william
X. Vanderbilt, Augustus Schell, Samuel F.
Barker, III. Henry Baxter, Joseph Harker,
Cbauncey NJ. Depew, Henry X. PiersOn, Walter
). Church, Chester w. Chaplin, George j. Whit
Dey, and James Nj. Marvin.
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Foreign Notes.
rurRInn RnR TIIr nsnnu arr.s

THE RACE FOR THE DERBY STAKES.
LONDON, June 8, $50 p. m.-The race for the
Derby stakes at Epson, to-day, was won by w.
5. Cartwright's ch. c., George Frederick. Sir
Tatton Sydes' br: C., Couronne de Ter, came in
second, and Lord Falmouth's CHI. c., Atlantic,
third. There were twenty starters. The
weather was favorable for the race.
MEETING ON sHIPBoARD.
LONDON, June 3.-The crew Of the ship Nep-
tune mutiDied yesterday when the vessel was
leaving her dock Mt Liverpool, bound for New
York. After general hght, IN which knives
and marl'nspikes were freely used, fifteen
OF the mutineers were arrested and removed 10
shore. Several persons were wounded.
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Reciprocity with Canada

OTTAWA, June Sat meeting OF the privy
council last evening, at which the governor
general was present, the skeleton OF the reel
DrOcity treaty was discussed, and a full report
of Senator Browns negotiations placed before
the ministers. The Canadian Commissioner
will return to Washington shor Cly and endeavor
10 obtain ameliOrstiOn of certain proposed
terms tIOm the Washington authorities.
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New YORK Notes.

A PLEASURE PARTY DROwSEp.
NKw YORK, May 3.-About o'clock last
night the pilot of the ferry boat Central, of the
Comm unipaw ferry, when nearing the Jersey
side from New YORK, observed q party of three
ladies and two gentlemen coming out OF a cove,
which IL situated between Jersey City aud Com
munipaw ferry, and in a small yacht. About
ten minutes later a passing tug picked up the
yacht, bottom upward, and towed IL 20 Commu-
nipaw. IL is supposed that the occupants were
drowned, as nothing more was seen OF them
Nothing was found in the yacht by which IL
could be ascertsined where IL belonged.
MASONIC.
INV YORK, June 3.-rhe Masonic Grand
Lodge to-day resolved to take up collections in
the lodges for the assistance OF their brethren
in LOUISIANA suffering from the food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

THE BANK NOTE PRISTING.-The Commit.
tee on Banking and Currency resumed the
the consideration OF the bank note printing this
morning. Nothing of any importance was de-
veloIed, the session be ng ientirely consumed
with reference TO the cost to the government Of
bank note paper. Mr. McCartee stated that
though the bureau did use some patented paper
1t did not pay royalty, but purchased the paper
outright at It's cOst In the market, and that the
government was not charged more than market
rates.
NJ MINATIoNs.-The President sent to the
Senate the following nominations to-dsy:-Har-
vey w. Scott, collector Of customs at william
cite, Oregon; Frank q. Wadsworth and @. ID.
Danforlh, Mas, Chas III. Mcclellan, Me-, Edw.
w. Munger, Ohio, and VIM. III. Cushing, n. V,
to be Sd lieutenants in revenue marine service;
Third Lieutenants A. 4. Bateman, John W.
Howison, George e. Mcdonnell and Henry b.
Rogers, to be second lieutenants; Second Lieu
tenants w. G. Coulson and II. ID. Smith, to be
fist lieufenants; and First Lieutenants George
w. Bailey and Joseph Irish, to be captains In
revenue marine service.
~ voce de verits confirms the report of the
Pope's recovery from illness. Cardinal Vanni-
celli Casoni is dead. D.,
@Tbe colored population OF Kansas City
have, "Resolved, That negro minstrel shows
tend to degrade our race"
~The New York correspondent OF the St
Louis Repu bican il authority for the statement
that Miss Clara Morris starts for Europe in
June as Mrs. Harriet.
- Some of the generals and other officers
engaged IN the Arkansas war think they should
be allowed to retire on half pay, instead Of be-
ing unceremoniously compelled to earn q living
by vending pea nuts and candy.
~Harry Leslie offers to perform on the
Fourth Of July, and 2 t,gnt,Eope; resching to
edifcation of the public, and s350-espectally
the latter.
SThe editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal, who is q member Of the party and
ought to know what he Is talking about, says
the democratic party Ia not only divided, BUTT
has not one single leader OF genius and nerve.
~Four thousand women Of Salt Lake have
petitioned for prohibition of the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors. The misery caused by . DR. nk-
en- husband In family of fifty or sixty Wom0
and children must be great indeed.
@Tbe three county commissioners Of Barn
we'll, 3. O., convicted OF corruption. have been
sentenced, respectively, to ten years, to nine
years, and to thirteen months In the psniten
tiary.
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Uprising OF Canada Indians.

OTTAWA, June "a Telegram from the
northwest TO the authorities here conveys the
startling intelligence with regard to the threat
ENID uprising of the Cree and other Indi an
tribes, their grievances being that no commits
sion has been sent TO settle the question Of
Indian reserves and to make other arrange
ments in order to add to the comfort of the
Indians. Tney also fear that the mounted
police about to be sent TO the north west have
been organized for the purpose of forcing them
into submission to the will OF the white popu-
lation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UEroN.-
The twenty second annual convention OF the
International Typographical Union co % mencsd
It's srssion in St Louis Monday. Nearly one
hundred delegates were present from all parts
Of the country. After reading the report of the
committee on credentials, the following oficers
we're elected Ger the ensuing year President.
w. ii. Bocell, New York; first vice president,
Henry White, Memphis; second vice president,
w. Il. ReddeId, Washington; secretary and
treasurer, w. A. Hutchinson, Chicago; CORES
pondipg secretary, W. 8. Pride, Wilmington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03
The Disqualification.

THE RESULT STILL IN DOUBT.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3d.-Further return
of the Oregon election indicate a majority for
Grover, democrat, for governor. The republi
cans still claim majority for Williams fCr
Congress.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,


BosroN, June 3.-The National Brewers
CJnere.s began Its bu'iness SESSION this fore
noon. Hon. Henry Clsusen, president Of the
national association. In q speech full OF stats
teal iuforms alton, showed that the number OF
barrels Of fermented liquors brewed anu sold in
the states and territories during two wears end
ing June so, TO be, for lsT2, 0C9 $685. for 1873,
sSl9.s2S; an increase IN one year OF 9l0,s 54
barrels. He made fur Their stat. men's
slowing that in the last year the capital in
breweries was ESQ $40, Sd; in malt houses,
sic, IG ,1SS; in barley lands. sii, no. in hop
lands, 81 ,6o3 SEQ; total, sl52, 756,o96. NumSef
of persons employed in the breweries, Sec
Dumb, Of persons employed In barley culture
1918; number Of persons employed In hop
culture, SOFA; total, 5S,47I. Acres OF land
under Gu tiyston for barley, LIS, SIS; acres of
land uucer cultivation for hops, 40 O91; total,
l,l53, 952.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

TIE REFRACTORY Bowdoin students nave
decided 10 return and renew their mstriculation
pledge, looking upon the ultimation Of the fac.
ultv se q compromise. There Is little doubt
that the military drill Will be abolished atfS
end Of the collegiate year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

WESTERN ExPLoRA TIOSs.-TheH o Use Com
mlttee on Appropriations have agreed to ap-
Propriate $4,000 to Major Powel's party and
S1G0 COO to Prof. Hsyien's. to continue the ex
plor atioDs in the Western countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

TEE PAYMENT OF PENSIONS for the currenf
quarter will be commenced by United State.
Pension Agent Cox at the Office on q street, to-
morrow morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

MANAGER FoRD's BENEFIT last night was
deservedly a great success, showing the high
estimation he is held in by the people OF
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

TIE Hon. A. II. STEPHENS, who said some
time ago that he vas "going home TO die, is
to bis old enemy, Mr.. B. H. Hill. He recently
published another letter, more than six long col
umps In length, which he concluded In this way
al am not vet half through with Mr.. Hill, II life
and strength be spared"
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvRNUe-The receipts from
TIL source to to-day were s3i7 737 OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

THE House Special Committee to invest
gate affairs in the state of Arkansas of which
Judge Poland is chairman, met this morning
and agreed to hold its session in Little Rock
The committee have not yet fixed a time for
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

TIE COMMITTEE of the New York Produ . D
Exchange that left New York last night for the
purpose of urging a reciprocity treaty with
Canads had interviews to- day with the Presi-
sht and SECRETARY Fish, and were very favor
ably impressed with the reception OF their vie VS.
by bese distinguished Off Gals.
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Col. scott Elected President Of the
ReEnsl lNania kaiI rOnL CnmnanY

PHILADELPHIA, June Sat meeting OF th'
board OF directors Of the Pennsylvania R.R. Co
to-day, Colonel Thomas A. Scott was eIecte.
president. George b. Roberts was promoted Q.
tirst vice president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

PROMOTION OF HOLINESS" IN WAsHInG-
ToN.-Last night a number Of representatives
of the several Methodist churches Of this cEg
met at hamline NJ. 4. church, 20 take into con-
siderstiou the propriety and feasibility Of inr
viting the national association for the promotion
OF holiness to visit Washington with its tsoer-
nacle and hold q ten days meeting here, similar
TO that now in progress at Baltimore, where the
Mr.. James Nicholson stated that he had spent
two days In the tabernacle meetings In Balti-
more, and had ascertalned from MT. Inskip, the
chief manager, that he would bring the tent
and work ers 20 Washington II arrangements
could be made to defrsy the expenses OF . ten
dayr' meeting, which were estimated NJ $500.
The audieuce, by Q rising vote, agreed to invite
the holiness band 70 come on with its canvas,
and directed . letter OF Invitation 70 be written
at once. A committee Of arrangements from
the several churches was elected, and It's meet
irg appointed for TO night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

TIE LouisUille- COurier-Jou7ndl of FRIDAY
last, commt nting upon a rumor that Gen. Bris-
tow would succeed Secretary Richardson, said
such q choice "would give universal s,tisfse
ton, since "no better selection could be
made,D
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81 INNER RESORTS.

CAFvN cBINGs AM BAIHs, W. VA,
OPES JUEEI.
These are AIksli rec arbsnated Waters, contain. .
ire al-p 10 = - st 4. hia. 49,
TIe 6.seas... in which > Q. have proved SENAy
- Io'8ble N, 49, Sl.1HX
A. % a e + idnsy q , adder.
2 Rh1 TN GGiSrn aud Govt.
s. ACic DYSps rsia.
SOu d.ssas q the skin, aud wonderfully r =
stOf atiyet th- female tIbIiUn when enfsebI
Frustrated ~ sptCi4i mA'sdiss. For pro Z
sbtretf Sc medic - testiAOny in our psrnrh al
There is no tIer summ-r ims-e Ia tie world. rae
BATHING Is SUPsRB.
Ais, very en- Su' pa r sd Iron SPRINGS at han :.
ROeu spacious suc airy, sc m.nOi sIieIs su pc
riOr. BrlTt, Is AsG = i8 go week, Si5tO SEQ T
Month. fetiJ ia pam phet, all ct .er
particulars AftiJ g.
p&u,tu FK-Z sE sSALE. Prop-ietor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

THB CONFERENCE COMMITTEE on the finance
bill had mo- held q m eing up to go T. IN.
is expected they will agree to some report to-
day.
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l0RDAS A UN PRING~,
RECEBRu OK COZ NY, yIR9JEIA.
accommodations fer over 500 Visitors.

The third sessoi % thi. delightful, aud popular
" sferiHg Place v u ccumeECe On ths Is aSaA
% HTUr, hen the % icious establish n-nt a.
The GTsud Hotel hes 3 zen complete1 since .
season, aNd Is Of ihe large5r, IN st m derl and
Csmf-Itafs ia tie uGtains- Its rooms are large,
cOhvtni. Mt sud es gently fur ni-h=d, having
each on; lectric bells connec ing with the
'fice from every room, and also from the cottag
Hot ard c. Id baJls, With closet on every noor.
On The lst OF July the OF gtnal hotel. in use the
fret two SOUS, will be ODensd the Euro o9an
Ilsn. A o. known as iee European House, Ii mas
all the i'm PROV ements 81 the G. and ii tel.
The sters OF ths three spri' IS are Alum, Iodine
nahum snd Chaiy bes'e.
TIE Annapolis Band from the Naval Academy,
" IA fu Bish mOst delightful masc for the palI
| (Which is the laIgv in the mOuntails) and the
BTwLING SALOON, BILLI.RD ROOM, with
tables, d m dei n, aBd sll other aRdssme
10 be had at f-shi, nable summer resorts, p-o
yidsd.
hr.J s. TINsLEY, JR., well knoV TO the tra-
yel'rg GutIic having been come cted for yea .
With the Greenbri- White, AMI more recently wiz
the ALE sb.ny sen g, Va viii assist Ia ths ma
tEsn eht- DR.. ]. ED4Ak UBANCkLLoB Resi-
Gent Pa stefan.
fer day TOT , ulr ~
fef me- nlh Tor J IN - ~
Per dsJ from Jul, ls' ...........-........ 10
PO' mon ia from July Isl. $50 to rs 70
sCcoTGir 20 location of TO M. There IL no differ
eLCe. tuUeytr, in furniture or conyeuiences Child
rtu under ten, ana Gervah t., half price. White
vsI O. sccO' ding 10 accommodate rs desired.
For descriptive pam, hleis and of waters,
sJIJ to-
FS2w c. B. LUCK, Manager.
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APPRoPRIATIoEs.-The House Committee Cd
Appropriations this morning agreed to report
in favor of the following appropriations: Bo-
tanical Garden, sill ,725; to build engine house
No in the District OF Columbi', so, 900; (this
IL to replace the engine-house on CAPITOL Hill
the REMOVAL of which is necessary in the en-
largement of the Capitol grounds;) Women
Chris tan Association, s25, O0Oj Children's Hos
pital, 80 GOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

GgN'RAL BRIsTow VIII probably enter upon
his duties as secI etsIy of the Treasury on
Friday.
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate, in executive
session, yesterday confirmed the following
nominations: Benjamin II. Bristow, to be Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, vice William A. Rich
ardsoD, resigned; William A. Richardson iudgs
OF the Court OF Claims. in place OF Samuel Mfi
hgan, deceased; Peter Negley, assistant tire as
urer At Baltimore; James Il. McK-an, chief
Justice or the supreme court OF Utah; s. j
McCOi mick, pension agent, Portland, Oregon:
Thomas A Henry, colectorsOf customs Pam
leo, \. O.; William Cooper Howells, of Ohio
consul at Quebec; Daniel Wann, surveyor of
customs at Galena, Illinois; also, a number OF
postmasters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

A DESERTED WYE Oh HER TRAvELs.-A
woman named Nancy j. Bicknell, with her
three small children, arrived at police head
quar- tsrs to- day from wythe county, Va, from
shicb place she represents that she has worked
her ~sy Without money, and IL endeavorine 60
reach Minnesota, where she he's friends She
SAYS her husband has deserted her. after TAKING
everything away 20 sell for liquor. a oRS.
was made MP among the officers se5x ,,s.ssn,
amount having been collecf( The ra,ts
passage as far AZ Baitmar<o-e Ae P~av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

Mn Ro,vv, y SooKsR, the we'll known
We. OF Stewart & Booker, bar
partner IN tbformer member az ehe Board OF
veIs' ea6miesionerp, died q tvooty minutes
tsILrSse u O'Clock 10 day, q NJ Beatdsnoe, on
9Th street, after brief ilinso q ~ wocks-
cause Of his death.
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Y A T TON.

V'6IS Popular and Healthy summer Resort, sit
very nssr PI,eel.viIle Depot, Washing EA$
ton ard Ohio K r., rimed, by mountains, kS.SE4
Ia miles from the Blu Bidga, and ~ hours
ride BY rail from Washington City, is now
Optn, for the reception Of guests, ssason 1874
b. aUtlfui scenery. peasant wallis, 4 livery
stable near by, bathroom, an iee-house dilei,
large airy rOJms, and piano In the house
HsPs Will be given frequently If desired By III
bpaTdeTs- Terms lsri, Mt. Those wishing TO en- loy
the cool breeZes Of this esvstea gtOn viii aiiross
A. o WRIGHT,
Refund Hill P. o. L1udOun County, Va.
References st 1909 r street noIthx vest je2 If
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T'HE NESIHOBTH, a: EENCAS-
Il TLE, Tour miles from Portsmouth. N. WAY
ii sEtITf u rev. with all modern in l..SsG
provement-; Location the finest the cOa-f, c0.l-
n anding vivvs Il Pawtu, kaKsy sadtlebsck, Aga
ntntit n nd NhIte curtains, Isles Of shoals,
Bye aud Hamilton Beaches. e1cell-nt riding, fish
inR, boating snd bathing facilities; inland, river
srd ocean bell 2 Immediately afJsC~nt; pine grove
directly behind the keus@, l. nd locked harbJr Os
y acres for ls1ies' and childr-n's bathing Take
cars the a.tern RaiT al for p mouth here
SSssbeS Will BE- IN waiting. CHAS. Z. CAMP
BALL, Proprietor. Jel-m,wS!l3t
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FISSYaAx.

EfOIhTr II hAkl > OOCh1f, MD Why
TITS Eev hotel, newly furnished, Is now ks.tHl
open 70 the reception Of ga IS. IL Is beantitaD
situated, mms diziely On che 81. George aud PotC-
\ a. r tr-. capable y accOmn dating ablu. one
hBuC. q .u-sts HE TABLE vii. Be bouatifuiIy
sugIlitd y iih al he salt " alter dtlicacies. Good
Bathing. stth all nal improvements in bathing
house,, &C. GoOd Al Cling, =lgays plenty sailing
HEC r. hing % ats Tor the enjoyment IF the guests
nee ~ ChsFge. There - q new st anbOat wharf
Immediately al she piace, 20 which the -tearnf
Ga UrgisLFa too he's on her regular trip between
a-LiI gtun aud Baltimore, ard Will also make her
regular Ws'kly excursions Terms Tor board: 50
Ter da' ID par week; Q g per rlou'h. Chi d-en
ard ssrNaLts IA Aft Price. b. J. MA SHALL, Pro
pTietOr. Iel-lg
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TIE NAVAL GAzETTE.-Lieutenant Jasper,
ordered to duty on the staff OF Rear Admiral
Leroy on board the Lancaster, south Atlantic
station, Per steamer 23d instant. Lieutenant
Livingston as executive of receiving shii
Vsrn ont at New York. Lieutenant Comm an
der woodward, frtm receiving ship Vernon
and grated three months leave. Lieutenant
Craig. from Naval Academy on 9th instant ano
ordered 10 hold himself in readiness for othei
duty July 1st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

THERE ARE evidently two young ladies' In
Washington who have not yet taken their de-
grees. In Nellie Grants list OF bridesmaids we
see the names of Ssllie Frelinphuysen. Minnie
sherman, Fannie Drexel, Bessie Conkling,
Lizzie Porter, Msdge Dent, Anna Barnes, and
Edith Fish. Why Anna Barnes is not Anuie
Fish, Is something difficult to understand, I'm
less the mystery lies in a typographical blum
der. young lady who writes her name Anna
instead Of Annie Is curiosity indeed in these
days of ie's.-NOTrist0Icn Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-The members of the
Ininois Press Association, many of them accom-
FAMED by their wives, visited the Executive
" ansion this morning, by special appointment,
To ay their respect TO the President. The re-
ption took place in the east room, and was at
ended with very great coIdislity, both on the
mart of the President and his visitors. Secretary
Dealo iDtroduc d q tie President to-day a
NtsDdsns, of Dakota. The Indians were in
gorgeous costume, desiring TO make fiue I'M
preston With their great father, as they had
business to talk with him. Secretary Rich ard
son, General Bristow and Postmaster ice eral
Creswell also had an interview with the Presi-
dent.
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ROCkBRIDGE ALUM sPRING, OF
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SkA BATHING
AT POINT LOOKOUT, MD.
HOTEL OPEN yUSEIsr
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