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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11


| ApLER-on Tuesday morning May 10. Henrietta wife
the Rev ir. samuei Adler IN De gith ,esroih er es..
f5n ave- ON Tfr, Pas, Nav iS ~ M ''''' Gus i's
/ Friends are requested nor 60 sn,l flowers.
! ANDEEWs-At Perth Amboy, y. J.. May p Solomon An.
Fancn .rry5cs 81 fcters Church. ycdne.day lit inst
Carriages win 70 vsiing ON arrival NJ o'clock o 3D. tram
sel from Newfork
Is i, Br 9ol55 On e 2ih 4t 1eT short m
Notico Of funeral hereafter.
DoGHs,IAgEE,oa SUNDAY evening ay s. lssl. Mary s..
Fg,lr' service ~ NO. s-a Wos' fcut. Wednesday.
Fo,wLFE, suddenly May o. lssl Matthew y. B. FovIes
rllead n.n ~ Dui,h Reformed church. Nes5are ).
Train leaves Sow ok va Ere I!aiasy a. @ ococka M
HAf~-9n Tue, iay morning ION INST, MARY viz n
AtahAci ~ ln agd a1.atgi % pf. enc. u hl,.an
William &c. Hays arc infito 70 attend tlc funeral srvfs
oi.5T COPY 5 aP "a, 5 P,e' sn a 5 'e Reform I'd
i,.ynd. sre ilndi, r,qar.iei aoi to send flowers.
.~QE-i, Jericie T. e. 9ath iay ai' month OR i-ty
ran-rai p. irals sre'a aol.r Jericho foarih aiy
cllri, 80 4eet 90 10 a. D.. i.l hom Long Ial-uI y
J5FrElE,y-A, Denver Colorado Ny 10. 1881. EmmsJ,
w.ic ol Reuben Jrirry, D.. ID. aged ID Fc1r.
Joa. nd ,a,hi' Of thea,cJ Aagos,a. sv.tle "a me
Dr'o.l, "Wednesday Il,h met. p IN.
LESIpn Tuesday, NAY 10. l-5t. susan Cooper wie u
Ea,s ava friends are respectfully invite. 70 attend tho
rriei,i. Am, n.y. 'r',t.,. no. t. sad aa,sers
IIi.reata a. roashGcepsie y. y. friday morning
vs. ,a Of te late Le1s s. 5 sl la.i
Inte1nout lu C.iar Hlls Cemetery Newburg. y T.
LO' 'RING-o n SD inst rriopce OAK Ili near
Philadelphia, Je.,pA s. Lowering IN he s5th year ms
MtHcEron tarday evening ,fay :, 81 her residence No.
:. il- l'' ai.f .l", Illness hi4oii "lu fli.r u
Relatives aui ftcaes % the iuy are respectfully mfifed .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

Dispatches were received in this city yester-
day by Bradsiroets announcing the suspension OF the
Georgia Iron Works Of Atlanta The failure wss "a sur
prise 70 the trade here the supposed to
be in excellent condition, having only started last Octo
Der with capital Of S25O,O0O They bought ont the
Atlanta Rolling Mil Company for 100000 aud had
5000 for n working capital The officers were T. "
Holland president, and Edward Holland secretary and
treasurer. They started ont with excellent
prospects but the failure Of the Citizens Bank
OF Atlanta In April Is supposed 10
have affected thcn. There number ~ creditors in
this city and prominent bank if frpur have 4Oinc
Of their paper II s probable thut receiver VIII bc ap-
pointed
Adyices from Philadelphia state that Daisheimer
Brothers, manufacturers 81 shoes u that cv have sus
pended. The Liabilities gre NOT definitely known bat are
estimated ~ $4,000 They became embarrassed la
May. 1878 and had % promise 30 cents ON the
dollar, but IL H. said the assets realized much moro aud
they have since claimed capital OF $35OOO and have
been prompt in thor payments until recently. They
considerable IN this city for leather purchaso from
merchants IN " the swamp"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
LATEST SHIPPING NEFS.
PORT or NEW.YOHK .--..
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Persian Monarch Url. nunscCmbe, London April
of WIN ud-e and lssouceIs 30 Patton, Alrsgs q. te
steamer auimI lHr Davies, 80 Johns NJ. and Halifax
dqv. with malls nut g8s-cufrfs tO lara seaman
rhp Louise tNor. bl Liverpool "A days vita -ut % Or
dcl, Ncssel to mister.
a. order. vrasc. tn 60 AlnslucA 81 Go.
irrE Nostio Padre lsI Iauc.n Buonos hyrcs Gi days.
with h,rs. wool 10 Is Ropes CO. vessel 90 master
st. iNur neraason, Havana April rs, with sugar
O. b "a HoweilA 5oi GO. vessel 90 FuucA, life CO..
Bark heDrAka Nol ilupsn' Hamburg 81 days with iron
af.l empty barrels 90 hustfu Baldwin go.
bars ccr Nor nea 683 tona Gaoker, Aiondal 81 days.
M ballast to Punch. idye q No
IaIk Malcatu lall AaltseA Naples % days. y Baing
Bros 40, fe-se. ~ master
Bra No bird. ~ Canning. ~ Reynolds. Monte Hrsu
dlys, with l0gvood tOJ fp Rivera a. TO-
hrip Icbtna, ~ lusloru 30, MORAN, Antigua u days.
Win sugal o. itayrra Coi vessel a. huylus SON
TUE NOYl MENVs OF srEAMEli
HuWaK, May l0-sciof. sicsmor CamellA for BFcmea
from ~ .uIlnaIla. AAllng .nAlnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
BAR Association NETTING.

The most important matter before the Bar
Association last evening was Tie report by j. j..
Wheeler, Of the Committee Methods Of Judicial
Nominations Il recommended amendment 10 the
bylaws providing for the appointment 10 each October
meeting 81 committee Of to- 10 bc known the Com
ntiee on judicial Nominations. whose duty 90 should bc
To consider the fitness OF candidate nominated pro-
posed 10 be nominated by political parties otherwise
Tor election I'm The ensuing month 60 Judicial Office 90
y ohee connected with tine administration Of Justice"
Jae report was IL 4 over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
THREE BILLS VETOED.
Tur GOVERNOR REASONS OUTLINED.
LII. I'LL L.-Al-II LID Nh rLIEIALL

Arr,Ny, May 1O.-Goycnor Cornell vetoed
DE uls Of two S,wYork City members iast might. one
~ them wa that Of Mr.. Dayton 10 pay The claim OF
Thomas Cattman. Mr tnry's bin to establish public
Go.tine-iuth che Hudson River somewhere between
ono humid red and t~cuty nfth and OuehHndr,d and
thirty 18th aie 90 oost Of $1,000. also vetoed
Governor Cornell also vetoed hNl or uiores, 60 Che
lawyers OF The state lie states te object Of the bin ~
bic veto as f0iios8:
The Jurisdiction ~ Justice ~ the Supreme Court az
Clamhria embrace somr OF thr most Important fuuc
ton, OF tllt Office frequently Ing cy portr dis
position OF matters NJ e'r ous importance u ofchaI-
pens tlat u,. OF greater magnitude tn hn con
f.drrrd of chambers hat iu court. such authority
should therefore only be- lodged in snfe and prudent
banda Tle orrr- whom % i, proposed tn tI0fh' with
these extraordinary puwers Hrr chu-su fhr alttna
iI,, ui county Judges and >urroatf,s. BOZ hose attad
they act ln c.4s3 oi disability or vacancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
At THE STATE CAPITAL.

WORK IN THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.
rirr nuL TAXING Horror NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a,,-
ING Martyrs re,,,.c M, ,,,, RIM, p,v ,p nay,
t,u,,rps -, ,.,.,,. ,.,,,.,, ~. ,.,ss,.n
rr,,,,, ,,,, ,, -. 1900. q,
49,. NJ ,r, IN ,
- ,I"' i'io o'ia pi'P"it" '"i VIC
''N'ph Oh hluor aealcrr 10y the Governors Taxation
Commission and the Joint Committee on Taxation were
considered f.r ti, er.t tim. 30, ,t ,... o.. , ..
lcnefh the debate Ia-fin0 fo,r hoors lfut a. ,,,oI
with nh li. touchf,, noiii,s m. deb,t va l,rol,
rrcariine the di.,r.bu.o, ~ sor,e uatronao, mat
would br created b, tle bill Br the Taxation Commits,
sinner lip tb, Co,,rp,r ~ o,,,bcri,od ., ,,,oir.
st,t. t,.,..,,, Go, 60 -, - =, al, -.
two Senatorial Districts OF The state
Senator Sessions argued in fayor Of confer.
-t,.. .tr- ..
=. i'''' "- appointments GA TIC 'Vl''"i7i'
I'D tne ed several sections az the bin Of the Taxation
Committee utcIpoatcd ga the Governors Tax Com
,.t.i., t., -,
MISSION mI. senator schroeder argued that the tax
upon tobacco utatr by the Commissions bin too
ligh IL s. so,lr.l,- a,e- lol al, ~, n co,.er fhs
t''"' -i 'iN "i- AN'! 'id'teo 10 thfu rearing Dy
q vote of lA 90 IS.
communication was nreseut.d in The Assembly from
%, c-,... -. 80 -,
ln' conference Committee ON the New-iork Street
Cleaning Dl Announcing that the committee could
NJ, ~
''i' D. H. 'hiIt'i'i moved mar Lew conference
Committee Do appointed ner,.cd n.
Thot..o. smith Do az 3D., ma ,..o,,i- 1,t...... -
'' '-'f ''''''''' VT
''" i"iA' To-Day ""p'' mo prominence for brief
moment The author OF lha usual cOmrnuuistic bIl
directing ff. r.,,.,r,,,t - Co. 49,, ,i, -. -
.t,.t d., r , ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

BALrh2es May loAnivsd steamer Rochester (Br) Good
sAy3ssAH Nay iOsaed. steamer City Of Columbus for
NEwoElEAs May O-clesrcd steamer Hudson for Now.
Arrived, steamer scindiA. from curaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
RAILWAY Ne rs.


The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company has
leased the Missouri Kansas ana Texas Railroad which
it has operated since the latter road taken from th
hands Of the Union Trast Compauy n December OF last
year. The lease has been approved and signed 10y The
officers Of both companies and viii De submitted % the
stockholders for ratification May - n h. understooi
that the lease is virtual continuation Of the pf"-ut
agree by which the Missouri Pacific orerucs tbe
road aud pays 10 the company the net earnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
GENERAL TOPICS.

ALBANT May lO.--A proclamation signed by
the Governor wiH be- made public tomorrow, In which
Do calls ate, ion 60 tho violation OF the lottery laws OF
Che State warns Undergraduates 20 cease heucc'orth
carrying on their Illegal business. and calls upon Dis
trcAtorncvs and other officers to do a n their power
% auppr.s s thc trade 200 lottery ucAele.
Ihr state Eonfd 90 Health today reelected i4 oiHct~
flI tc c-ung ear. Er-fus Brooks was nddti t0 ne
Committee 90 Drainage. Sewerage and topography. 30
other changes iu committees WcIt made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

GALVESTON, Tex, May 1O.-A special Ia
The Nc,-s from Fort Worth -nys Tic $1,000 subsidy
asked by the Fort Worth aud Denver Railroad has been
raised securing the southern tcrmigus Of the road 10
this city beyond % louhf.
Track-la,ing the Missouri Pacific BEGAN yesterday
ana u nOW proceeding southwark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The Secretary Of
the Interior Yesterday decided that the Northern Pacific
Railroad has the right secured 90 10 by H. charter 80 sur
vey aud build its rood the Crow Indian reserve
ton on the Yclowefone Rivcrin Eastern Montana. aud
the Indian agent ut the Grow agency Ina been inst urtO
90 permit the engineers OF the company o. pfu'ccd VA"
their surveys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May Ill o. rn.--Thorc was slight
fan in the barometer yesterday afternoon. Gear md
fair weather prevailed. The temperatfr hinged bo-
tween $50 and 49, the average Gosi being Or lower
than the spondiue day year aud 5ii higher
than Monday.
Clear partly cloudy weather. With slight changes IN
temperature, may be expected today IN This city and
vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
THE LEASE OF THE GEORGIA ROAD.

AUGUSTA, Ca. Nay lO.-William NJ. Wad-
ley the lessee Of the Georgia Railroad has deposited
81 100000 "a security The lease contract wac signed
to-day. The stock viii hc listed thc New York -fock
Exchange The owners Of tine south Carolina road. fail
ing 20 deposit their part OF the security have interest
IN the lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
SHOOTING 4 CHILD BY MISTAKE.

several young men chased dog which was
renewed 70 be mad through per3-s last evening and
fired several shots at IT, Tho apira escaned lint ono
OF The bullets epzed tho forehead OF william brandon
I've {S old WHO Wa playing "a front 0f hls home nt
NO lo4 ftrFy-at The boys wound was qlght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

Meetings of the Executive Committee and Of
Tho Board 81 Directors Of Zoe Manhattan Railway Com
pauv were bcd Yesterday. President fai'awnv after
Ind been done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

Weak lungs are strengthened pleurisy pains
relieved and asthnitic subdgud by Dr. Jaynus
Exp,ctOrant, sovereign remedy Tor all coughs AID
fnfF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
THE DREARY WILRIYG MATcH

The walking match at the American Insti
tntc Building became more drcary and d.sorted yea
to-day. Only two men are on the track Oeldort has
made <O7 miles, and Glow h,le made lsS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
JERSEY CTTF ALDERuEN

The Board Of Aldermen Of jersey City or
si.e1 ate Last night ~ the election OF Alderman Gar
rst D. Van Reopen President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER EEPORE
GOvERNENT INDIcATI0Ns.

For Sew-Eneland. partly cloudy weather. occasional
rain variable winds shifting 20 Varnor ol,hrry, sta
touary higher b4rlinrffr
the Middle south Atlantic and Cuff states. fair
weather s0ufhcrly winds, stationary Vl higher ctr
and teup.raf4rD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
AN ADDRESS Ry DIR. sropPs

The annual meeting of the Long Island
Historical Society held last evening IN the Hsl Of
the organization al Citation and PicFreponts.s
y n An address was made By the president, the Rev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

~ earr.u ssens ttit
Tbf
rrfrisr While
Z, n nssrv 3ole regime ne
lfted b. tAe ihernoiaeE Is4
nut. paariHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
PRESIDENT AND SENATE.

!
troll APPO1NTMENTs-THE WAY OUT OF THE
DIFFICULTY.
To The Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The public events now occurring call for
moderation,--for conservatism in its truest sense
few words. therefore spoken with liberation and
sincerity may tend TO soften. if not remove exist
ing asperity. and invite such amicable conference
as almost invariably strcws the paths Of inter-
course, whether social or official with flowers in
stead Of thorns The Romans concealed their
tutelar gods from other nations. in order that in
times Of internal discord, they might in this spirit
appeal TO them Tor the safety of Rome.
The present relations between the President and
certain Republican Senators are well understood
They are unfortunate IN an eminent degree for the
President the country. and the Republican party
An attempt 10 investigate their causes might lead
% Improbable discussion and increase the violence
Of passion IL Is better, therefore, Nv whose who.
like the writer Of this bear no share 81 response
bility Tor their cAstencc recognize the facts al
ready accomplished, without trying 20 discover
where the responsibility lies. There is yet ground
for hopa tha; the cloud, may disappear and The sun
shine ont again. The Republican panty charged
with the administration Of national affairs, has Il
right to expect this And 10 has the right, morn
over 10 demand of all who profess devotion to IT'S
principlcs-UArthor ia or out OF the Scuaic.-that
they shall not permit any private interest, or per
soual ambition to put oT thc Lour OF reconciliation.
ln national Attain. disoord is The enemy OF pros
pcuty. In thr matters Of party it is threatening
20 its existence IN either casc it, authors cannot
escape ultimate condemnation. They may. for
season fancy themselves concealed bat the intcili
eeuce. c,, shan the instinct, of the people viii
surely discover .hem.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

Housckeepcrs.-For cleaning ssyerwaTe and az knircd
purposes a1laosILcoS = the best Avoid limitations "a
J0lu8t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
Special Notice.

AZ iiud. Of cia1s md -il business llo.o lt on .ol,n
gent lc,s. lc-t reference. AIlOaNif. HoN Lsl- T. ..
2i3O o'clock Til. Afternoon
1f ~ICWEl'- EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION.
OF CHINESE AND CERAMIC AEr
Ry THos q. KIRBY a. co. AUcrIoEfERs,
THIS ,wEDNE-nAN'. rltr R~DAN anil Friday -
TEHNOON~. AT $50 O'CLOCK. 40 OUR
ART GALLERY, -f1 BROADWAY
Opposite Wa,lacA'N.
an Extraordinary Collection ~
ANTIQUE cWNEsE PoRcELilN>. BRoNzES
JADE TONE CRYSTALS. Sc, &c
Also
nICH PERSIAN FRENCH AND ITALIAN srvFIS
The whole personally selected anf bioagli 90 this count,
hy f. sICHEL. Aue lIs4l.c. Pa-i.
NorE
THIS COLLECTION TIE MOST IMPORTANT EYIR
OFFERED AT PUBLIC SALE ~ THIS COl NrRY IS
ESPECIALLY RICH IA SPECIMENS on COLOR And
IMPERIAL PIECES NOTHING Has nIES TAKFN
PROM m SINCE IT CANE THE MOST TEMPTING
OFFERS FOH TrKCUASE AT PHINAIE SALE nav.
$50 BEEN REFUSED. ~ ORDER THAT - MIGHT
BE PRESENTED is lI- ENTIRETY.
THE CArAIODIL WAS COMPILED UNDER THE
PERSONAL FL PERMISSION or ". sICuLL. WHO ~.
srRUCT, rs 10 GUARANTEE EVERY ARTICLE 10
BIZ ~ DESCRIBED AID AEPhLSENrER
Iho0 r. KIRBY o..
Bang, = Co.. Anctionccrs g39 and Al broadway,
VIII sen.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. at3soR m.
a valuable LAW LIBRARY comprising many ~ t'c Del,
AMERICAN and ENGLISH Law 5nd
CHANrERY REPORTS.
THEtTEEs. piG i,r-. Old ana RAKE EDITIONS %,
NLY.YoNK LAWS. Sc. &c.
Fu,ser. ire Grpin delivered 10 F'uui.. 8Hc 4ls4t
Dos llr rttUl ITO churches, Z1c Luiff i-taNl.l.l
1851. so % Dioio iiou.e
Gas FiNmrrs
uErAL DEPARTMENT.
ARCHER PANCOAsT MIG CO..
81 Gna o. 20 and y woo.ters-. shove m ,.t.
two Dlo,.s west o. ST. Hielo.as notch
broadway ears pas the t'or
Henry A DaHicis " D. Ils Lerine-anare sa.r 2jtA ~.
Ilufr.. o. Z ana tp 3.
Attention o. url.rmrn
Poet Oasre Notice
THE Forffr, Mail. Ion fha week ending SATURDAY Ny
] ISL VIII close ai - pfce ou TUESDAY,. 20 b. o.,
Tor Europe by steamship Arizona, Qu'rusi.snt 90
Algeria queenstown .rolesl ondeDco nI France must 30
specially a'lirr--ri ana % p NJ i9r Fan.e a.rs. -
fui fmuee Germany, csc. hY Steamship Leasing. VIA iY
ouih. ChelbourV and Hamburg fcorn.pDnisaoc g 1ri
a Europr, steamship flre, via GurtnsioNni rh
hbrU kDAA. a. a. n, for scotland oirtc ~ sletn,mp
by steamship Nethe. hih -'n' 49,, .tfey
sTnudtucs fJr Great Britain ai ihe luhiiut A-
achmond va Queenstown and % , In foe be'sq. o'fcL
by steamship Aettrisud fA Am.Ae.h, lltte d, ia
malls Tor livingston ana Honduras eo.g on ~ ~
$50 q. mails for hay 1'-, 90 ~ ~ tsDAY
1880 p. The malls fof we SUE a. Nex,~e Ia New.
THURSDAY 90 ii0 r. % p. i NJ KptT IL $50 p
re mail, Tor Jamaica Aalaeabo Safoni o. rnr.coa
FRIDAY ~ The mails ioi Nene .., a. $3.50 y p,
siss On SATURDAY ~ p m The ieal' i by, N, t,is
Sapan close Nay y e 3s0P h. rr.gsfY o. PEAissoK
post omoe Sew-r0rk. Mas T. losI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

CITY OF MEXICO, May 10. The Senate passed
bin yesterday authorizing the President 20 molo con-
tracts FOR the construction 81 ro1d. dur!ac tho recess
~ CoucrcEs IL " thought tin TIC action o. the Dtpa
ties vii 90 favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
NlRRLED

PFLIe-Hr BBARD--At The British Embassy. Rome falls
The 10Th INST Charles James Bell Of Leeds Eagisnd
Roberta Wacoit daughter OF Gardiner g. Hubbard. IL
Washington. ID. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
THE MERCHANTS BANQUET.

rrrrsrs OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
rxrxpn .rISG THE 18TH ASSIvERsARY-ABsENcE
on PRESIDENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY THE
sfcrErARY or THE TREASURY. THE POSTMASTER
GENERAL AND OTHERS
The 18th anniversary of the Chamber OF
s,om,eerce was celebrated last night by
dinner at Delmonico's Most of the mem
hprs and many gueBs were present. among
~bou were Secretary Window, Postmaster
ca,cral James and Marshall Jewell. James
n. Brown presided. in the absence of fresl-
ao,t G u. Babcock. Speeches were made by
Secretary Window, Postmaster-General James,
Sssauncev NJ. Depew, General Horace Porter
"a otbers. Letters of regret were read from
pra.;ae7t Garfield, Senator Conkling and Sen
.t,r pIatt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

An notices ,of Marriage, must be indorsod KIN h,H
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ARREsrnD Fnn ~ nrArINn

The police arrested Charles Barthold, of no.
lol Neman-s, BFeoaln. Inst evening aron The charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-30
Society Notes.

AS lt has beeu found to be impossible to COM
pete the DOM the President has selected as bis
sleeping apartment as soon as was expected
since the paper for the walls will not arrive before
Friday, he will, IL he moves I'm this week. OCCUPY
one which has not yet been disturbed. 1t is near
the center of the house, and is the same
Which President Hayes niece, Miss Platt, occu-
pied before her marriage, and which during his
term was called by her name
The fashionable entertainment season NAV he
said to open next Thursday evening. at Masonic
Hail, with Martha Washington Tea Party In aid
OF our excellent Training School for Nurses The
management or these enjoyable evenings con-
unueS, as heretofore under the direction OF num-
sion cannot fail to be elegant and pleasant in the
highest degree. The ladies viii appear in costume
ana number OF gentlemen have promised to fol,
low their picturesque example. The Marine band
will furnish the music.
Mrs. Fannie G. Johnston, OF 1922 street. enter
Ialned at dinner on Sunday Secretary Folger Mr.
a. ID. Cooke the banker, ex-CoIector Murphy and
Mr.. 3. T.. Benjamin. and on Monday evening she
gave pleasant little party which was attended by
LnOse named above, Judge LOcIlrane. OF Georgia
MAJOR Lockwood, OF the Interior department. and
OtherS well Known in public and private life
Secretary and Mrs. Krkwood have gone TO house
keeping On East Capitol street, in what is known
as the Grant row.
Justice and Mrs. Harlan expect visit at Christ
mas from their married daughter, Mrs Child, and
her husband.
Gen. Drums wife has recently enjoyed visit
from her nephew, the son OF MIR. Morgan, our
minister to Mexico
Miss Emma Straiton, of New York, is In the city,
visiting Mrs. II. b. James.
Representative and Mrs. Ray and family, OF
and have located for the winter at 1901 Massachn,
SettS avenue.