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g. Springer san Francisco; John y. Adams, Arkan-
s ,il; william D. steve, Boston ~ VI Lewis louis
9ussec Canada; j. NJ Glass, Ghattagoogaj Charles
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IlCAS,
DIR. W. Bernhardt OF the I'olks. 7riJrtn, will lee
turc to. morrow evening under the auspices Of the
Columbia Tunyerein upon German Popular
II is expected that W. W. story's statue Of Pro-
fessor Henry. which Is being executed in bronzc,
will be placed in the Smithsonian grounds early
during the coming summer.
The frame buildings on the corner Of Eighth and
| E streets are being torn down, and the digging
! commenced preparatory to the erection OF the
new building for the Post. Office Department
W. L. Boughton, esq, has been elected secretary
and treasurer of the BELT Line Road This is q
| deserved compliment and the road Is to be con-
graduated in securing the services of so popular
| gentleman.
Thomas Goss, the father of John Cioss q we'll
! known citizen of East Washington died yesterday,
! aged sixiy-nne years. His funcralwll take place
Sunday from the residence of his family, 55i sixth
| street southeast.
| Mr.. +. Z. MGdigan, of Bradsreets Agency, has
| brought to light scheme Of an Odvcnturer, who,
under the name Of a Seventh street merchant,
ordered goods from Baltimore and disposed Of
| them, and then deCamped with the proceeds.
| The dodge Is an old one,
in the Criminal Court yesterday Louisa Rufin
was convicted Of the larceny Of pair of corsets
from Mrs. s. p. Brown and sentenced TO six
months in Jail The sentence excited consider
able surprise the defendant held the cOrses for
money owed her by Mrs. Brown
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court william John
son, alias johnson Boldin, was arraigned and
pleaded guilty to q second ofense Of petit
larceny. Judge Wylio remarked that short sem
fences seemed to have no beneficial effect, and
sentenced the prisoner to three years at Auburn.
Mr.. Charles II. Litchman, of Marbehead, Mass.
Great Incohonee Of Improved ordcro of Red Men o.
the United States, will visit the tribes In Washing
ton on Monday next Preparations are being
made TO give him reception in open tribe eoun
ell i'll Seneca Lodge, No Il, wigwam, ut eight T. NJ
Mr.. owen Riley, the efficient assistant Of the
chief clerk of the contract office, Post Onice De-
purtment, leaves to-day for his home in the State
Of New York. He has recently sold valuable
farm in that State, and will dispose of his live
stock and other personal property while abb
sent.
1t was expected that the bill of exceptions in
the Guitcau case would have been completed yes.
terduy The District Attorney and Mr.. ScoyillC
had consultation yesterday but arrived at NJ
conclusion. They will meet again at ten o'clock
this morning, and hope 10 finally conclude the
matter.
Yesterday Judge Hagner dissolved the restrain
ing order in the case Of Cousinsand others against
II. L. Strasburger, discharged Mr. w. ~ Dalton
receiver, and directed that the property be turned
over to JncOb Rich, the assignee, and the case be
referred to Special Auditor j. IL. Saville to ascer-
tain the damages.
III the Police Court yesterday, George Cutlip, q
clerk in the Surgeon.GenerGl's Office, was charged
with assaulting his landlNdy, Mrs. Lizzie MOrrice
He testified that she had abused his wife, aud he
had told Mrs. MorricG that he would thrash her II
she was man. A fine of slO was imposed and an
appeal was taken.
Andy Gleason, the well-known contractor, who
did so much practical work toward beauuiyiug
the Capital city, is in town a shoit visit, and Il
looking we'll, He has big contract on the IVES
Virginia, Central aud Pittsburg Railroad, outside
of Piedmont, at a place called Blaine. lie viii
return there Tonight.
The inspiratonal lectures by DR.. n Franz
White will be resumed on next Sunday evening
at Masonic Temple (smal halD. These lectures
are receiving Il great deal of attention, and tn,
audiences who attend them are refined and cult
waited. DIR. White has won an cnvinble reputation
rs an inspirational speaker, and his lectures viii
prove entertaining and instructive.
Rev. d. Banks Mckenzie, Of Salt Lake City, will
deliver an address on The Young Men of Utah
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church a
three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Mckenzie
Is doing good rclormatory work in the city o
the MormOns, having built house for holdinl
religious services with reading rooms, &C. He {
| in Washington seeking assistance to furnish tn
same and provide Il library. His appeal ought L
receive q liberal response. foI
Messrs. ]. II. Harris and W. V. Price, two go
men long known among Washington, An lentlC
nection with the hotels here r%;sicarS in con
Columbian Hotel at sar@tfSs". have leased tn
TbRE,Ro@SSthed 10 The s'oga for term OF year
81 hS..s r.li-Ts one Of the finest locations, bein
- situated OH Broadway Immediately facing Con
gress Park, and between the Grand Union an
Clarendon hotels. They are both practical me
and are sure Of, and deserve success. Washing
, ton will be well represented ut Saratoga the com
. ing knmmnr from tho outlook now. MS no less lhA