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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06

NJANTHD-A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and IhONER. One we'll recommended
can obtain employment ss once. Enq1ire the
Gazette cfice. iy1-2t
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-25
HUMOROUS.

Girls do not bang their hair when
they are mad.-N o. hcayune.
The surf at Newport is now full Of
diving bellies. 49, Boston Courier.
The BARRIERS report short crops
since the hot weather set in. - Boston
Transcript
"A muzzie over dogs mouth acts
as suspenders 10 his pants, -RhiIadet-
phia Chronicle.
Student: What is political econo-
my? Running on the same ticket with
very rich man who will pull you
through, Boston Post,
The hens now sit on the garden
fences and weep because vegetation
has got too far ahead for them to dam
age Il. SOmeTUiiic Journal.
Barber; You're very bald, sir!
Have you tried our tonic lotion?n Old
gentleman; "Oh, yes. But that's not
what's made all my hair fall oh!"--
Punch.
1t is very easy for stay-at-home
families TO imagine themselves at the
seashore. All they have 10 do is to
catch few flies and stick them in the
butter. -PhiIGdelphia ChroBicIe- Herald.
Somebody has discovered that male
lies are smaller than female flies,
which explains tho superior postifer-
BUSINESS OF large lies and their weak
ness for bald headed men. Boston
Gi0be.
-" Mamie" said he, and his voice
was s'ngularly low, "will you be my
wifeP viii YOU cling TO me as the ten.
der vine clings TO the - "Yes, I'll
catch on" said she, Puck.
Nowadays when we see young man
with his nose split open, and four front
teeth gone, we are unable totell wheth-
er he Is professional base ball player
or an amateur bicycle rider. Norris
toDR Herald.
The man who passes the night
with fan In one hand and bottle of
ammonia in the other knows what It's
to feel the stingS and arrows of the
outrageous insects.--M T. Commercial
Advertiser.
The Chicago Hlier- Ocean says that
some brands Of lager beer are flavor
ed with glucose, rosin, bad malt, cigar
stubs and occulus indicus.n This looks
as II the brewers were trying to COM
pete with mineral waters IN taste. = on
CVy Derrick.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-25
Personal AND LITERARY.


M. Ferdinand Lesseps has been
elected President of the Geographical
Society of Paris.
One of the first prizes awarded Mt
the Paris ConserEatoire in violin COM
petition was carried off by talented
young American lady, Miss Harkness.
The printing of NJ. Littres die
tionary lasted from September "a, 1850
to July 4, 1872, and II it had been set
mp ia q single column, would have
been more than twenty-three miles
long.
Anna Dickinson's mother is said
TO be typical Quakeress, with a
peaceful, quiet face, framed with soft
silver hair. She is digniiied, graceful,
and uses "thee" and "thou" in all
her conversations.
The late Dean Stanley, after his
return to England from his tour in this
country, wrote letter TO Boston
gentleman. Rufus Choate's handwrit-
ing was copperplate compared TO it.
Only two persons, Ex-Governor Rice
and the Rev. George Z. Ellis, we're
able to decipher it.
Justice Clifford was indefatigable
in his search after truth, and il case
was cited before him which he had not
the means of verifying his custom was
to purchase the book containing it, even
II he was obliged TO send TO Europe for
1t. Accordingly he left at his home IN
Portland a law library of very wide
scope and great value.
The trust fund created by Prof.
Tyndall upon his departure from this
country has accumulated sufficiently
for the purpose to which he devoted it,
the assistance of needy American stu
dents in physics who should show apti-
tude for original study and should wish
to complete their education in Germany.
The fund will now furnish a moderate
income tn two students.
"A rare American book was found in
collection recently sold in London.
1t was u copy Of the Common Prayer
translated into the Mohawk language
for the use of the Indians and pub
lished at New York in 17l5. Few cop.
les of this edition survived the expa-
trjatiOn of the Mohawk tribes to Canada
for aiding the British in the War of In,
dependence.
MIR. Giliillan, Treasurer of the
United States, is forty-five and of Scotch
descent. AT Williams College he was
in the class with President Garfield.
Colonel Rockwell and Marshal Knox.
In his office he stands at high desk,
where he has sometimes signed his
name more than three thousand times a
day. The Treasury locks have G Ock
attachment. and are opened by its OPP
Grafton at nine o clock in the morning.
The Treasurer is the only one who
knows all the combinations.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-25
IF sHB CoULD oNLY CooK

You have not changed, my Geraldine;
Your voice IA Just ns sweet and low,
loo are ns fairy-like in micn,
As four and twenty months ago.
since Hymen tied the fatal knot
I've oesked within your gIances beam.
Your beauty has not dimmod a lot,
You realize a poets dream.
A poet Graves for bnundlcss loVo
And beauty of the first degree;
I'D do with less than that, my dove
I'm much more moderate than he,
Tho CLEAN from dark-fringcd cyeilds sent,
The witohcry OF tone and look,
! would torcgo 10 sofne eNteut,
My Geraldinc-lf pu ps.iid cesk
- --tAlcttgU Inter Deem.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-25

her body, though there is no indicat
OF its ever assuming Il Violent form. and
the public may sa'ely leave her IN the
hands Of her Springfield friends, whose
love for her is older than that OF the
Nation at large. Springfield (M)
Cor. Ci,lcinRd Commcrciak
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-25

Prince Bismarck objects to the new
fashion Of printing German books in
Latin characters, as appears from the
following letter TO well-known pub
fishing house In Leipsic; "With refer
ence to the letter directed TO Prince
Bismarck, beg to return you here
with the pamphlet sent, laforming you
at the same time that il is contrary 10
rule to lay before the Chancellor any
work OF works written in the German
language with Latin characters, because
the perusal of such would take too much
OF his HighnesO' time.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-25

In afemale seminary where they fol-
low the CONTINENTAL mode OF pro-
nouncing Latin, young lady was
asked how the class In Virgil reciied to
the professor. "Oh.n said she, archly.
1--we kiss him" "What's thatp" said
her astonished interlocutor. ''Why,
we kiss him-by turns" Further in
quiry developed the fact that 1--WE kiss
him" was the foreign fashion OF pro-
nouncing vicisSinl, which, by the way,
means In turn. FdilqdelphIa Record
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-05
WashIugtOu watcs

Washington, June 4.-Inquiry concerning
the rumored appointment of successor for
First Assistant Postmaster General Tyner,
results in ascertainipg from the highest official
sources that no changes had yet been ordered.
" 10 true, however, as heretofore stated. that
General Tyner's resignation had been at the
disposal OF the president for some time, and
that in fact it was rendered by
Tyner in accordance with the
usual custom almost immedatel, after
the present administration came in
power. The resignation has not been sc,
csepted. 1t is rumored, however, that it will
90 accented al an early day, and that OK.
Senator Spencer will probably be appointed
to I'LL the vacancy if one bo thus created.
Ihe representatives of the attorney.cenoral
and OF the postmsster,general now and here.
tofore in charge of the star contract inyes,i-
CATION, emphstically deny the published
rumora that Secretary Blaine has been mil.
Gated IN the matter referred to, and that in
tho interest of himself or of implicated
friends, no has ondesvored to stop or i'm.
pede investigation. The committee of in
vestgatlon and their superior officers unite
In denouncing all such reports
as utterly groundless and say that on tho
contrary Blaine has from tho yery Grst
encouraged the investigation most heartily,
and has constantly taken the ground that Il
should be prosecuted TO the utmost.
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Psnama Ca,al ana Ra,,roaa c.mn,nv

fsnama Casal and Railroad Camnauv
New York, June 4.-Necolis,iops for tho
transfer of the Panama railroad to tho De.
Lesseps Panama Canal COMPANY. which
nave been pending for some time, have bsen
virtually concluded. The necessary pspers
WIN 90 signed Immediately. The pepo,is-
uons nave been concluded on the part of the
canal company by the American commission
IL Is understood the control of the railroad
company 10 obtained by the purchase of its
SOCK The price agreed upon is $3.50 per
snare, out the assets &C .hc company are re.
tsined tor tho benefit NJ
tne stockholders. II Is said tho
stoeknolders receive an equivalent of
ABOUT s2so Tor their stock. The capital
stock OF the Panama railroad company il
seven million dollars. The terms of the
Nansacton Tor the transfer of the Central
provides for tho payment of four million
dollars in cash on July lsl, the remainder 10
90 paid In installments of one fifth ever,
year. The Central company however reserve
'ne privilege of paying the whole amount AZ
any hme within eighteen months by giving
ihree months notice. Until entire amount
Is PAID Panama railroad retains possession
ana management of its line It's stated that
me Panama company has no idea of absn-
doning the railroad If ever the canal Is com.
pie'ed and can be operated for trial.
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Affairs at Albany.

Albany, N. Y, June 4.-The joint conven.
tion reassembled at II o'clock. Tho follow.
ing i, the result Of the first ballot to-day for q
successor TO Hon. Roscoe Conkling: Jacobs
81, ConkliDg 20. Wheeler Is, Cornell ls
Rogers 10, Bradley /, Crowley 2, Lapham 4
The following senators were paired: viii.
liams with Murphy, Pitts with Sesbacher and
Schroeder with Stephens. The following
assembIymen were paired: Andrews with
Cowles, Brenhsm with Brooks, s. II. Wells
with Boardmsn. The following were the
changes made: Madden, from Wooden to
Oornell Fenner, from Fenton to Cornell;
Holt from Lapham to Rogers; Palmer, from
Cornell to Browley; Scott, from Cornell to
Laphsm. No choice.
The following is the result for a successor
10 Plat: Herman 81, Plat 26, Wheeler 23,
Cornell 8, Lsphsm 2, Crowley 4, Folger 8,
butcher 2, Miller s, Tremaine 8, Vancott 2,
Wheeler l, Fenton l. The following are
the changes: Fenner, from Cornell to Fenton;
Holt, from Tremsine 10 Cornell; Shelly,
from Lapham 10 Tremaino.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-05
Tho COrneIICrew.

London, June 4,-The Sportsman says II
is scarcely 10 bo expected that the Cornell
crew should comply with the conditions of
which they were wholly ignorant, and the
circumstance of their being in uniform must
admit them at the door by Steward. We
do not hesitate TO say that by all the rules Of
courses and fair dealing Henly and Stew.
ard arc bound TO admit the Cornell crews Il
the entry. We are delighted TO 500 that al
least one association OF English amateur
oarsmen have raised protest against the
action of tho regstts, the London rowing
club haviss written 10 the Henly committee
asking that tho mistake of the Cornell in moi
sending their oa'ry in time 10 overlooked.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-05
Austin

Austin.
Special to the Herald.
Austin, Juno 4.-Court Of appeals decis-
ions: Phares Va. the state; from johnson.
Affirmed
Hailes vs.. tho state; from Lampasas. AT.
frmed.
Hunt vs. the state; from Bell county. Re-
versed and remsnded.
Wills We. the state; from Williamson.
Affirmed.
Archer W. tho state; from JOHNSON. Re-
versed and remsnded.
Haynes va. tho state; from Hood. Ro-
versed and romanded.
Graham ". the state; from Hopkins. AZ
Armed.
Pierce ". tho state; from Bosque. Re-
versed and remsnded.
The board Of Capitol commissioners are
considering the probability Of getting build
Ing material In the vicinity Of Austin, q Il
will be impossihleto 10 transport marble from
Burnett and San Saba rousties without
railroad transportation. Judge Lee and Col.
onel Norton have boon requested 10 make The
necessary examination and procure lamples.
Il 10 believed that::the Austin b Northwest.
ern railroad project has fallen through. D.
Wessfall, one Of tho directors, has resigned
and Will connect himself with the
road which The International q
Great NVfshsrn COMPANY propose
" construct ifcm Georgetown 70 Burnett
William and Robert Fans, Of Tsavll
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san AStOntO.
special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June Al, Newcombe IA.
announced his intention to sus tho E,pre.,
newspaper for $4,000 damages for denm..
slon OF Character for republishinp an srtirIs
rom the Aus'ion Dispstch. S's
inere 10 great complaint scainst tha III,
strychnine. ''s ''e pufPs WIN
:, district ,,,,s court cOnvenes Monday. A largo
'umoei m OF ie'ony cases are TO be- disposed ~
The lawyers paid up their tsx tbis uo,r. =.
~, ing snd tho cases against them have bean
Nine cars Of horses were shlppod ,o.a.v
VIA tho / y g. N. road 10 81 Louis ors =
H E'Aie Rock and one to Council Grove
Twenty cents was paid for vool to-a.,
state. ""''0 ~ sua
The colored people are moving "a c.l.
orste emancipation day, the 10th Of lima
Desperadoes In L,salle county sill hold
the fort, though bloody news ia expccted
Kev. james New will lecture Al ,he pra..
oyterian church tomorrow on the ravi.,",,
OF the new testament. ''oa
:, A man named Ira Beasely,. an old Emo.
llsh sea captain, committed suicide tbis
morning BY shooting himeelf in the mouth
WIN pistol, blowing his brains out. Men.
tai depression on account Of sickne,s wss ths
cSnse Of the act. ~
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Houston.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, June 4,-The pedestrian contest
between Madame Dupree and james Adsir
closed this evening, ahe winning by 80
miles The score stood, Dupree. I6S miles.
Adair lg0 miles. A good deal Of money
changed hands on the result,
Henry Locke, a printer died at the inArm,
cry to-day of consumption. He is generally
known In tho state by his profession. -. -.
Eight clerks of the Central freight depot
and eight Of the general offices had q foot
race at the fair grounds to-day, l6O yards.
i was won by James Hams, representing
tho general office, in lsA seconds. Fifty
vehicles with ladies and gents lined the trsci.
lnnumerable spectators were present,
Judge Crosby, w. r. Baker, William
Cameron, Of Waco, Jules Randolph, Of
Washington county, and Mexican cspitalIsts
arc forming company 10 purchase the
Portivellea mines near Montclyo, Ooahuils.
The mines are aaid to be very rich.
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Kentucky Central Railroad.

Cincinnati, o., June 4.-Albert Meter, q
broker, yesterday closed negotiations, by
which syndicate Of tho eastern and Ohio
capitalists bought controlling interest in
the Kentucky Central railroad. The
purchasers arc George w. Ballon. of
Boston, G. Henry, Samuel Thomas, q. $.
Bryce, Il. II. II. Lyman and John l.. Martin.
The price paid Is 90 por cent. of the common
stock and par for the preferred stock. The
amount bought is nearly three million eight
hundred thousand dollars. Tho full amount
being five millions,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-05

Detroit, Mich, June 4.-Tho tlrst race
yesterday was for pacors. Sorrcl Dan took
the ilrt heat, Matte Hunter second and
Lucy lsst shreo and race. Time 2.22. 2:2i 8 4,
2.2l; 1923. Tho second race 2:2S clsss, Sls
yerson took tho frat heat The second wsl
Z dead heat between Edwin Thofno ind
Minnie 4. The third heat was taken By
Thorns, the fourth BY Richard, ard the las
two By Thorne Tims 2,23 Ia. 2.28 IA
2.20. $40 "a, 2:27 IA.
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Jay Gould I'm NJ. Louis,

St. Louis, June 4.-Jsy Gould and party
arrived hero yesterday morning by the
Wabash road, for conference with II. NJ.
Hoxie, general manager of tho Texas and
Pacific railroad, and II. s. Hays of the 0. &
q. V. railroad, who arrived here on
Thursday from Texas, and the general
managers OF the Missouri Pacific and Iron
Mountain roads. The purpose OF the
conference is 10 come to llnal decision
regarding the consolidating Of Gould's entire
south western interests.
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Fatally Stabbed.

New York, juno 4.-Daniel Cowarns, Of
England, fireman Of the steamer California; of
the Anchor line, engaged in dispute with
Thomas Griffin, fireman of ono Of the
steamers of tho Savannah line, last night, In
regard TO the steamship fremen's strike, in
tho course Of which Griffin drew knife and
stabbed Cowsrns inflc,ing what is thought
will proves fatal wound. Griffin was ar.
rested and in court to-day was committed 10
await tho result Of Cowarn's injuries.
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WILLIAM t,..n,t cunning.

London, june 4.-R. Lluie6y, of News
port, BuckiDghsmsbirs, writes to the Times
as follows: The in!imstion in your CORE.
spondenco from the United States, relative
to tho removal of tho bones of William
Penn from their resting place at Jordan's,
Buckinghamshire, TO America, takes me b,
surprise. As trustee of the burial ground,
l must cav that the trustees have received no
application on the subject, and if made, |,
would not be entertained. Trusting this
may receive publicity in your columns,
am respectfully, r. LITTLEBY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-05
Galveston,

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, june 4'-Colonel A. NJ. Shan.
mons new contract for furnishing brush for
government work requires him 70 furnish
aooo cords per month, instead of 1900 AZ
formerly lie also has the contract for fur.
nlshing 2'SOO cords Of cane for the month.
Inc new contract makes the capacity Of
wotk !. mattresses per day, instead of four
There is now on board the vessels in harbo,
and outer roadstesd 1908 bales Of cotton
as follows.-Great Britain II COS. France T.. !
ls3, Italy 7So, Germany 2,l45, Russia SSs
Under the decision Of Judge Cook, in tbe
1soess corpus case Of the city ys Kate
S1undy, charged with keeping a
disorderly house, the recorders court
mas no Jurisdiction. Such cases As this
the state law sflixes the maximum nensltv
at $500, while the recorder Is not permitted
TO lniliet grester penalty than 5000. Tho
same ruling applies 10 gambling cases,
Durlng the past week twenty-five deaths
nave occurred, twelve of whom were
Flags on number Of vessels were at half,
mast this morning In respect TO tho Norwe-
gan sailor who died from sun stroke yester-
day. ''''''
Mrs. hoertegsss who resides on Church
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
whie moving on the first of June had
stolen from her a Tin cash boy
containing the following property: Forty
dollars in greenb cks, thirty dollars In gold.
agoiu cham and loeket, two gold rings, two
photographs a lady's gold, chain and locket,
asllver watch, double time keeper, a Hen
tasophs mutual benefit policy, gold plates
lor false teeth, two sets of gold shirt buttons,
par OF gold car rings, together
WIN number of letters. The
mater was reported to Chief
OF police Atkins, who detailed Special on
Ger John Williamson to work Il up. He
discovered that the box had either been TAX.
en- or stolen from the sile walk while Mrs
hoerlegass was engaged In moving, by n
small white boy who carried Il 10 tho 6ay
shore and divided the contents with negro
man. Everything was recovered with the
exception of $40. w 'A'
George Parker, colored, was arrested and
sent to Jail in default of $3.50 bond. Heh
appropriated bank book of Paul Rome
and personsting the owner drew SO from tb,
savings bank. "
Two vessels from Indisnola entered toda,
WIN lS9 hogsheads Of sugar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-05
Murderer Hanged.

Livingstone, Ala, juno 4.-Albsrt Will
liams, colored, convicted Of tho murder Of
Mayor Hutchins,. .was hanged at this place at
2:SO p. m, yesterday. He admitted having
committed murder, and said he was sorry for
Il, and expressed bis readiness 10 suffer the
penalty. He was composed and died withou,
q struggle. A great many negroes came IL
SEQ the execution, and comp.sised because
the law required that II should DO private.
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Mexican Matters.

New York, June 4.-City Of Mexico id.
vices say e1-President Disz has resigned the
portfolio Of public works. Whether he will
20 to France or DO elected governor Of
Oaxaco is uncertain. General Paoheco, secre.
tsry os warf will take hls place about the 9th
u't. Senior Roman Fernandez, government
leader 10 tho senate, will succeed General
Pacheco In the war ministry II General Disz
goes 10 France. Tho resignation Of General
Diaz took effect immediately.
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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Mckinney June Alt IL quito live
in this city today, md farmers
from every part of the county report
r"pld progress in cleaning out their crops tho
last few days. which in many instances was
almost destroyed by tho continued rains. A
large amount Of land il Is said will bo thrown
out.
Mrs. Dr. Gibson, assisted by her music
class, gave concert at the court house on
Thursday night. 1t was certainly ono of tho
most enjoyable entertainments ever given
here The class consisted of eighteen Young
ladies and gentlemen, and tho singing ana
music rendered BY them certainly reflected
much credit on Mrs. Gibson.
Last night Mrs. A. b. Price, who has A
very successful school of sbou. seventy.ayo
scholars, had an exhibition. Tho court house
wa. packed. The recilationa, dialogues, etc !,
by her students were loudly applauded. Mr.,
Price has proven herself ono of tho finest in,
structors and diciplinarians that has ever
taught at Mckinney. Professor Crowell a.
sisted in the musical part of the entertain
ment, which added much 10 the endowment
OF the evening.
Alex Berry, one of tho Oldest settlers and
att.rneys of Collin county, died last night
and will be buried this evening at 4 o'clock.
A man giving his name as Archy White
was brought In last night from Farmersyille
by Constable Sam Thompson and lodged in
jill on charge of stealing DR.. Bells bride.
lie claimed to be from Hopkins county.
Yesterday a stray swarm Of beese en- route
for their future house psssed through the
square and was so much shocked at The rush
Of business that they lost their course and
settled on small lemonade stand at the
corner Of tho public square. Jim Pain was
but few moments raking them in 10 nail
keg, and at once exercised, the rights of
ownership by marching home with ihe kee
under his arm.
Every one 10 getting ready for distric. court
next week. II will strike our farmers al a
bad season of the year, as harvest 10 now on
them, besides being SO for behind. with cotton
and corn. There will no doubt bo an effort
made to get the Judge to postpone for a
week or two.
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Arr.,sniur the Land Lcnsucrs.

London, June 4.-Tho Times to-day odi
torially arraigus tho leaders Of the land
league and their abettofs, including Arch
bishop Craks::and Psrnsll. as having con-
spired 70 defy tho law. Article severely cen
surss the archbishop for his recent couro ID
melting tho pessantry 10 insubotdinaiion
and points out that it's not alone landlord
who suffer from terroriim, but hundreds D
Thousands who ars dependent on them.
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President ana Party nt Norfolk,

Norfolk, Va, June 4.-The United States
steamer Despatch, with President Garfield,
Secretary of tie Navy Hunt and Admiral
Porter on board, arrived at the navy yard
this evening, and was received with a salute
of q guns. Owing 10 the inclemency Of the
weather, the party did not 20 ashore as
intended, but were visited by officers of the
navy yard, Congressman Desenderf and
many citizens. The party leaves for Wash.
inpton this afternoon.