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New Superintendent Of Public
Buildings and Grounds.

CCL. F. A. ROCKWELL DETAILED-COL. CASEY TO
RETAIN CONTROL OF THE NEW DEPARTMENT
BUILDINGS. THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT AND
THE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT
An order was Issued by the War department
to-day, detailing Col. F. A. Rockwell as super
intendent Of public buildings and grounds
Col. Rockwell is weil-known in Washington.
He Is a deputy quartermaster general, and
has been on duty In the quartermaster gen.
erals office. The detail OF Col. Rockwell does
not apply to supervision Of the new State, War
and Navy department buildings, the Washing
ton monument or the Washington aqueduct.
The supervision of these works will still re-
main with Col Casey. Col. Rockwell will have
charge Of the White House and the public
reservations and parks. He will thus become
a member Of the executive household and upon
him will fall the duty OF making the presenta-
tions to the President on the occasions OF pub
lie receptions. President Garfield and Col.
Rockwell were classmates at Williams College,
and are warm personal friends. Col. Rockwell
is man OF fine Abilities handsome person and
pleasing manners, and will undoubtedly be-
come great favorite In the position TO which
he has been assigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

A movement Is on foot In Montreal, Canada,
to purchase homestead In that city for Mich1
Davitt after his release from imprisonment in
England.
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CoLoRRD MEN FOR OFFICE.-Among the noml.
nations to fill vacancies In offices in the south
which will be sent to the Senate next week.
will be the names of three or four colored men.
Two coloreS men will get places In Georgia.
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Telegrams to The Star,
GREAT WESTERN STORMS
THE NEWBURYPORT FIRE,
EASTERN WAR CLOUD.
REFORM IN RUSSIA.

The NEWBUHYPORT FIRE.
Loss S30O.Ga0.
NEWBURYP0RT. MASS, March l9-The build.
lngs burned here last night were valued at
SoUo,oo0. Boston dispatch says the total in
surance on the Bartlett mills is s249, $50
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SENATOR MALONE accompanied by Hon. Geo.
c. Gorham, visited the Treasury department
TO day for the purpose OF paying his respects to
Secretary Window.
THE DISTRICT MARsHALsHIP.-The delay in
naming marshal for the District Of Columbia
is caused by the fact that the President desires
to give the matter his full consideration.
for the District marshalsh1p. There is no
doubt but that 1T will be the denomination of
Frederick Douglass.
The APRIL INTEREsT.-Checks for the pay
ment of the registered interest due by the gov
ernment April 1st next, are being prepared at
the Treasury department.. The interest due on
that day Is the quarterly interest on the four
per cents.
WoMANs WORK IN THE GOVERNMENT PRINT.
ING OFFICE.-The following information re
ceived at the government printing Office con
clusively exhibits the fitness and adaptaOility
OF women as compOsltors In printing estao-
lisbments and will be hailed as cheering teSti-
mony by those who are battling for "equal
privileges In labor composition for women.
Among the one thousand, more or less, com
positors employed at the government Office,
there are three young lady compositors-Misses
Irwin, Hosman and Bryant-Who have regular
cases in the document room, The main COM
posing room In the office and work py 1.-The
hour'' exactly like ''any other man." During
the past six months these three enterpriSfng
young misses have, 1t seems by actual measure
ment, set more long primer type than any three
men smployed on the same character of COM
position, and are honestly entitled to the credit
OF being champion cOmpOS1tOrS.
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THE following internal revenue appointments
for the I'd district of Kentucky were made TO-
day: C. F. Throckmorton and j. n. Doehrer
storekeepers and gaugers, and j. T. Gum and
II. G. Sharpe, gaugeTs. r. F. Baird was ap-
pointed storekeeper for the 5th district of KY.
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Esobbery by Road Agents.

IkNkIhITA, Tx, March lS.-I4l1L evening
the Geinesville and Henrietta stage was
stopped near East Belknap by three masked
men, he relieved the passengers or a small
watch and ring were taken from ne driver.
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AFFAIRS IN TENAS.
RatIrnad EAVen.u., ELttIat

GALVESTON, TExR, March l9-rne Ne,cs
publisi Is the following:
'WBATHERFORD, TBXAs, March 1S.-0n Thurs
day night, at the construction camp or the
Texas eEtral railroad, ten miles west or East
land James Kelly, a foreman, was shot through
Richardson"
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LADIES GOODS.
LACE HOUSE.

NOOT's LACE HOUSE.
NEW LACEs. JRT BEADED sACQUES,
BEADED AND EMBROIDERED CASH
MERE WRAPS. NEW STYLES IN IN.
FANTs'. CHLDRENs' AND MISSES
NAINsOOK DRESSES. AND INFANTS
LONG ROBES. LATEST STYLES IN
EMBROIDERED AND HEMsTITOHED
ECARFs AND OTHER NEW PARIS NOV
ELIIEs. AT LOWEST PRICES
NO0T's,
marl7 8E0 Pennsylvania ave.
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f~ MKSSRs. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON

Have fitted up, with water connected. 1.-THE
ROYAL PORCELAIN BATH" which has been in
troduced in this country by Messrs. HENRY O.
MEYER CO., Of New York, the well-known
manufacturers of Fine Plumbing Materials. This
Bath Tub was designed by the late Prince Albert
Among those who have purchased these Baths may
be mentioned the Emperor Of Russia. the Emperor
Of Germany. the late Emperor Of the French, tbs
Duke OF Cambridge, the Duke of Westminster. the
Duke Of Alba (spain). Baroness Burdette- -Ooutts
the late Lord Palmerston, Lord Deas. Her Majesty g
War Department., the Lords Commissioners Of the
Admiralty. ETC.. Is public bathing establishments
In London, containing about 40 baths; the Pes
ST. Thon,as's Hospitals. Model Lodging house, In
sane Asylums, etc. They are also used in all the
M or n.t oa IN a a,e DelES Pat
rious forms of the "HELLYER" WATER
CLOSETS can also be seen with the water attached.
febl2-sl lSt 3l7 NINTH ST. NORTHWEST
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e~ SPECIAL NOTIOE-A fresh supply of
~ PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL st
pREWS Drug Store corner 9th gt. and Ponnsyl-
vAnia ave. 1t SOC. per full pint bottle decll
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HON. ROBERT BELL, OF Mount Carmel, H., is
now III the city, staying with his friend, Gen.
Raum. The judge has been assigned to the
duty OF assisting Ia Inspecting f1fty miles or
the Atlantic and Pacific railroad In New Mex
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rH MT. VkkNON PLACE NJ Il. CHURCH,
w SOUTH, cor. 9th and ats. n w.-preaching
Sunday At II a. IN. ard 80 pm. by the Pastor,
Rev. w r HALRIsON. ID. l.. It.
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WALL STREET TODAY.
TIC Markets nnIl bnf EIrus

Nkw YoEK. March 1s.-The Poyi'S financial
article says The Stock Exchange markets are
very Gpn to-day. United States bonds are =
n,theI Ter IS ard AXIS, and upcharg n for the So
atd is. Rsilroad bonds are firm al an advance
o . IS Ier cent, the latter Boston. Hartford
1i o. RI nrsts, which are up 10 Ola. There Is a
lsrse short interest" In these bonds for Boston
an, SS-uLl. ONO Central incomes are exception
~ ~ Weah; having fallen a 20 eS. The stock
H msiRH Nhlle dun. is nrm. aud for some stocks
SrS Snr.hS, ne principal changes have been I'm
oftkoh Navigation, which early fell TO leI x.
and has since advanced 10 l1O; In { Ihattanoops,
which has advanced from ~ ! TO o.: i'm ss,s
Store from 1914 TO l2Sk; in Mich ZEN fron,
III 10 ll2as. and In Union Pac. from 10 10 40
The other changes have been fractional y.
the money market sac is the quotation for cail
loans Time loans and prime mercantile paper
are 3. Sc per cent report was current this
foreHcca that the Treasury would bly 81 900 600
OF boz g. beXt Wednesday, and that the assist
ant treasurer here would give notice TO day.
The United States assistant treasurer informs
us since noon that he has received no instruc-
TOR 10 buy bonds, either large or Sun all amount.
The market for foreign exchange Is quiet, and
The principal demand for bills Is from the bank
ers importing gold. The posted rates for prime
oanktrS ste Ring bills are 4SI y s4S4: the actual
rates ale 4S0aISll 4 and tS2t asS3.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Leutenant Commander ],
M. Forsy th to the Colorado On the 26th. Lieu
tenant D. w. Davis to temporary duty at the
New York navy yard. Lieutenant s. F, Clark
son from the New York navy yard and ordered
TO hold himself in readiness for sea service.
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EX- EX-REPREsENTATATIvE LEVI p. MORTON. ap-
pointed minister to France, told a friend this
morning that he should not leave for his new
duties until after the House of Representatives
was organized.
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DURING THE WEEK ended today, 1897 900 In
national bank notes were received at the Treas.
ury department for redemption. For the core.
spending week OF last year $G43, 900 were re-
tve0.
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NAVAL NOTES.-The Tennessee arrived at Key
West on the 18th inst. The Trenton and Wyo.
ming were at Leghorn on the 9Th. TAe Qutn-
nebaug was to have sailed about the 10th from
flllefranche for Marseilles, Barcelona. VaIen-
cla, Cartagena. Almira, Malaga. Tangiers and
Ca0lZ; Z; thence to Lisbon. The Nipsic was at
tllelranche on the 80, and the Galena at
smyrna. Rear Admiral Howell reports the
health Oh the Mediterranean squadron to pe
good.
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TRANSFER OF GOLD BULLIoN.-The Treasury
department has ordered the transfer OF
g. '54, 134 in gold bullion from the New York
assay Office to the United States mint at Phila.
delph1a for co image into eagles and half eagles
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A LINCOLN MEMBNTO-Mr. Mark Sperry. o.
Greenup. Ill. has sent to Secretary Lincoln
memento Of the late Abraham Lincoln. 1t is
strip of oak from the bridge over the Embarras
river at Greenup, built in 1882. Abraham Ltn-
coin was one OF the men employed In the con-
StIuction OF the bridge
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DULL DAY AT THE CAPITOL.-There were but
few Senators at the Capitol to-day, the report
that republican caucus was to be held hay-
ing been circulated without foundation.
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The German Court Painfully lAf.
feCfed.

LONDON, March ia dispatch to the Stan
dGrd says: 1t is certain that the Emperor and the
court are painfully affected by the Reichstadt
death OF the Gar, which fact Will not
strengthen Baron Won Haymerle's position as
PREMIER.
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RUSSIA TO AMERICA.-The Russian Minister
and the Russians OF the legation at Washing
ton are unable personally to thank those SYM
pathisers in this city and various other parts Of
the United States, who so feelingly testified
their sorrow and 1ndig nation at the fatal result
OF the atrocious assassination OF Alexander IL,
the deeply ceplored Emperor of all the Russians'
BY this notice the Russian Minister and the
legation at Washington desire to thank every
Individual American whose good wishes and
Russian peoples inconsolable loss and great
sorrow.
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LONDON, March 19.-The oldham cotton spin
ming companies have resolved in favor OF Gar
sion as a cotton-receiv1ng port. instead OF Ltv-
erpool, owing to the lighter haroor dues at the
first named port. Two ships With American
cotton have already arrived at Garston
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FIRST SPRING IMPORTATION
BONNETs, HATS, FINE MILLINERY GOODS,
SUITE. WRAPS. PARASOIS, DRESS
TRIMMINGS, CORSETS, LACES,
PLAIN AND FANCY NETS, KID GLOVES
and az the Latest Partisan Novelties.
-. WILLIAM,
7Cite Trevise. Paris; 9Os PsnnsyIvania
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WEALTH OF NEW YORK STATE.-The census
wealth statistics place the valuation Of real
estate in the state of New York at So S2s. .66e
and personal property 1852, 1863, 800; total
1863 l33. The total local Indebtedness of
counties, cities and towns Is $24S 166, IS: taxa
tion, S late and municipal $50, 467 ,4O7.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
THE NEW.rORK COUNTY DEMOCRACf.

The Committee of One Hundred met last
evening AT the headauarer No 81 West Twenty-ionrth
st There was a very full attendance. The snbCom
mttee of seven appointed to confer with other orRah
zations and TO agree II possible upon pan
Of rcorganIzation OF the democracy OF this CIV pre-
sentcd It's report The fact that the Irving Han ana
r,nan ganizations had agreed with the committee o
Seven ON basis OF holding primary meetings ana an
abstract OF the plan presented last evening Tor
the consideration OF the Committee OF One
Hundred, have already been given In THE
TpInUSE William B. Crary prrsided. Tho pro-
posed an was read and discussed at length There
was some change made III the phraseooRy, but nothing
was done affecting the general plan The question thrh
came M on the adoption OF tue pan Mr. Fyhh eng
oesIcd that name be civ IN to the oreHnizAtlon Tx
Mavor C,oper objected the ground that tue baby
was never cbriStened until 1t was born. 1his WAS
lauchinCy acceded to. The report and pan were
adopted. ,..,..-.. -,
the oryanlzat1nu he the " New York CITY Deinocacy
Mayor Cooper moved as an amendment tnat IL DO
known as the New York County Deinocr icy
Tine vote a~ nrst announced Was "a tic. second Note
apnesed TO- and he voted for o1Mayor Coopsr's
amendment .
E. Elirry Anderson congratulated the committee ON
the adOptiOn of plan which would unite he Democratic
party U this city, and offered resolution that ihe Com
n,tee of Twent be Instructed at once 10 make prep
arstions for holding primaries for the tecon OF AS
semby District committees in accordance WIN thc pro
yisious plans lust adopted lhB was tsIceu W
and the comutteetbrn adjourned
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

Mr. Chickering resolutions TO print loOo c0p taS.
annual report OF the New-YorK Institute IOr Desl d.
1000 copes of the report OF the Superintenuent
lie orks: lOOO copies of the report ol tpe 80
AsyIum 900 copies 0f the Deaf and Dunno Asylum
Rome 9 600 copies OF the report OF the State Hns
oil Canals THE reports were a2Ieeu TO- ,to police
The Chair presented communication rom unc i,,,on
commissioners Of New-York In response I'd rcSoiu'
in relation to the pensiOning Of policemen. Ala ot
Mr. McIOnough stated that the c0mmunicaton ., u,u %
answer all the questions contained IN Tue ~, rn
IIe moved that the Commissioners be requoseu w not
mort 10 the House the answer TO the questu" ~ n
touched upon In their communication the reason WHY
policemen were pensioned Carried.
The following bls we're also tntrOduceu'
Mr.. ugham. amending act Incorporating L ie,o cx
Mr. Hayes, providing for the payment OF mt nv
penses of George w. Norton in his SUIT 10 recoTer f
as Excise Commissioner OF New-IOrk Cly; h ,nio
regulating the business OF pharmacy MI - ", 81
amending relation to certain courts III W" 20
CIty On motion of Mr. Hustled the bill In RELATION "
the compensation NJ Judges and Justice OF inc oupeuo
Court was read third time and passed ,.. .h,rd
The annual appropriation Dlll was ahnounceh i
reading Mr. Alvord moved 10 recomtnlt WIN
tion TO committee to strike out the items 0 ,,on IN
James Hall, GeOlogis and derenueu hS ID
remarks OF some length. Messrs. Hustled hayes ns HI
Cra pser oppOsed the notion which was lOsI' AHo O
was then read a third time and passed. ..o,
Mr. Niles introduced resolution, when was Drs
regretng the course Of England in regard W inc Doeio
Tabled. ,,
The following resolutions were introduced: -. -, .ho
Mr.. Clark TO print 1900 copies OF tne report Vi '
Homeopathic Insane Asy lum. Referred ., a. Ia,
vestignc the process and materials Dy wmcn nhir@
ting gas manufactured in New-fOrK anu orooA w.
he cost OF the same with powers 70 senu Ior per
SOUS and papers Tabled.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
MR. BEECHERS BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD.

After May Mr. Beechers home in Brooklyn will
no longer be ut No. 124 Columbia Heights, whore he
has lived for over twenty years. he has completed
tho sale of his house and henceforh when in Brooklyn
will board with his son, Colonel Henry Beecher.
About three years ago Mr.. Beecher built for himself
a fine house in Pecksklll, where he lives from May
to September, except for month six weeks in the
Iottor part of the summer when no goes to the
White Mountains to escape hay fever. to which he
is SUBJECT Mr. Beecher said last evening TO TRB-
TINE reporter that he had desired avoid the
nense of keeping up two houses. He had kept his
Brooklyn homo as headquarters for his
children, who were now scattered, and only
Mrs Bcecehr and himself were left. He
therefore preferred to board when in town to AVOID
having to pay for Insurance., taxes, etc. and he
would keep his Peekskil home for his old age, If he
ever did have any old age.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
OBITCiRY.
THE REV. ASHER BLI5s.

The Rev. Asher Bliss, who died at his home
in South Valley Cattsraugus County. N Y, yesterday
was born at West Farlee VI. February 2O 1871 After
passing through Thetord Academy. he was graduated
at Amherst College In 1929 and at Andover Seminary In
1882 In November OF toe lattor year he went among
the Seneca Indians the Cattaraugus reservation, In
Erie County, u missionary OF tho American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Affairs. In 1851 hc retired
from mission and settled at Corydon Pcnn where
no organized church. lie aferward removed 10 South
Valley and fer years minlstrred almost Rratut
ously several small congregations IN the vicinity as
yell as to the Indians OF Allegheny reservation.
Mr. Russ married Miss Cassandra Hooper. OF BO lstOn
Mae In lS32 He leaves four sons one OF whom Is en-
gagged III literary work In this CITY MIS- Bliss died In
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
EXTRA SESSION GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-secretaries Blaine and
Window and Postmaster-G General James had con-
ference with the President this afternoon. Secretary
Window says that nothing was decided upon at the
conference relative to tho calling of extra session
of Congress. He thought decision would shortly
be reached and be made public. but he would not
indicate what the present prospects are for called
session. saving that he did not know "what was
nass az In other mems minds." A Senator who saw
Secretary Blaine this evening said afterward that
no ex tra session will be called.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
TIRE YORK OF THEsDIET KITCHENS.

The annual report Of the New-York Diet
Kitchen Association established for tho benefit Of the
sick poor shows in the past year the society has
oomplished great good The three Kitchens IN tho
Northwestern and Eew.York Dispensaries and the
Ophthalmio Hospital have been in constant operation
during the year Nutrtti food has served to
G77 patients st different Kitchens The cost OF this
work shown by the treasurers report 70 nave been
was 81 l8 So The officers and managers OF the society
are ladies prominent In NewY society.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
TAXING BONDS,

ALBANY, March 23.-At a meeting of the
speoiaI ,ont committee tonight on assessment and
taxation Mr. steelo introduced bill 10 provide Tor the
taxation Of noneyed obligations Of corporations JOINT
stock companies and associations and the mode OF pay
nent II provides that such obligations Of every incor
poration under State law unless exempted by 5talue,
shall pay TO the Treasury per cent upon every
dollar u such uDgatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
THE NEW BEER BILL.

ALBANY, March 23.-Mr. Brehm's bill rela-
tive to aduterated ale beer introduced IN the Assembly
to-day provides that any person engaged IN the manu-
facture of ale or beer who shall substitute glucose
or grape sugar In the place OF malt snail mark on the
cost kee or bottle in which it contained the words
GLUCOSE or grape sugar" Violations OF this act are
TO be deemed mise amor. entalnR hue OF not ess
Than sos nor more than 500, imprisonment IN the
county a for not ess than thirty days. or both hne ana
INN
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
MURDER IN The FIRST DEGREE

The trial of James Walsh for the muIos. 4
Barbara arocntBal, was begun yesterday 800
the Kings County Court Of Oyer and Termsx - sea-
who was the lover Of the young woman. soo WI.
her early In the evening Of January = ,s. servant
=, MR.. Carlisle, he was taking TO III. yssns SSIs'b bs
The area, aud enragcd Is suppossa y, Tdt hef hes
cause the girl refused To permn an, Sa IN few min5
usea jury was obtained yesterday IN Murder n ~
70 on to-day. Tho ihdictmans cnAss~ -
Arat dcgrea % M S.sftr - = +
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
CITY AUTHORITIES IN CONTEMPT.

RAILWAY, N. j., March 23.-The Mayor and
Common Council Of this city served last evening
With rule to show before the Supreme Court on
next Thursday why they should each be attached for
confeut Of cnrt dsobeyfng the order o the Court
n mi rsisipg faxss 20 pay certain bonds which
ordered 10 DO pad BY the Supreme Court last June
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
LOUIS G. HOFFMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-Louis c: Hoff-
man cashier u the oHice of The German Democrat, died
at his residence in West Philadelphia this morning from
vnbod fever. after an illness Of two weeks. Mr. Ho
M an WA welikDown among members OF the German
e nrsss. aud was Q prominent member OF number OF
serra societies.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
ACCIDENT ON TIE ELEVA1ED RAILROAD.

Samuel Dougherty, age 20, fireman Con
ope Of tho locomotives Of the Third Avenue Elevated
Rai,road, fell under his locomotive By accident last
! eveuans as the Onehrntrcdandt twenty.p!nth Street
And his skul Iracured. he was carried In
and apparently dying 70 tho finsty-ninth street
HcsmIsl Dougherty's hotne 10 In Academy ssfsey
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
VEALTH OF NEW-YORh.

.ssrssrp VALUATION OF REAL AND Personal
PROPERTY IN THE SEVERAL COUNTIES OF Ihr
STATE. 80
WASHINGTON, March %. - The following
fable showing the valuation OF real estate ana persohs
nroperty in the sixty couutos In the state OF Ne"i
has lust been completed at the Census on'e'
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

rector OF Calvary Church at East Liberty sunuro
Pltsburg, Penn. He graduated at fae Coliese d "a
1eG5 and after n wear OF study, entered
Berkeiy Divinity School at MiddletowD, Conn A,tea
preaching for few years In El1e, Pehn lib nai'o
place. be went TO his present church
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
CALLED TO 4 BBooKEYN PULPIT.

e The Rev. Boyd Vincont has bcen called TO
Ne sessorhip ~ Church 6f the Redsemer at Fourth
,ssvs - 1nsaest Rreokiyn. Mr. vlaesnt u the
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
srRrrr DIRT FLYING THROUGH THE AIR.

sTREET DIRT FLYING THROUGH THE AIR.
The city suffered from what was almost sand
stcrm yesterday. The dirt in the streets. dried by
ss,cral days Of fair weather, and ground fine by
trucks aud other vehicles, was caught mp by the
wind and wbirled through the streets in binding
clouds. Here and there 1t settled in small DRIFTS
~ inches thick. which were again dispersed rs
soou as the wind changed. Looking mp Broadway;
tho street presented auset hay appearance. and nd
shs street person met blast Of dust at every
st,eet. which was driven with force by the west
Wind. Women who were compelled to be out. drew
shs;r veils close while men turned MP their coat
co,iars and pulcd down their hats 70 serve as bar
Scrs TO rhe dfust Everybody w,nked and blinked
ME An owl In the day time. Peoples faees were
drawn into scowls, and they seemed 70 10 700 miser
Able To speak.