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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-06
OuANT1co PAVILION.

beginning SATURDAY, June 10, the Popular
steamer KEYPOltr, takes the place OF
the Excelsior ON this route.
Quantlco In n delightful bathing resort. Beating,
fishing, croquot shooting gallery, archery,
quoits and other nmusemcnts. Greatly reduced
rates to churches societies and other parties giv-
ing excursions, Arrangements can be made to
stop nj any point on the river.
Dinng.roOm and Restaurant special feature.
Steamer leaves seventh.street wharf Mt 0. a, m.
and $50 p. m. SUNDAYS ut y. M. only.
Positively no tickets sold 10 disorderly or Inn
proper persons.
RoUND-TRIP TICKETS. so CENTS. Iuo
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CoIored knights TempIar.

on tho Sth OF July four Communicates OF tho
Colored Knights Templar OF Washington will
meet four Maryland Communicates at Irving
Park annapolis Junction., and form n grand
cncampment, which Will continue for several
days. Tho Washington committee are making
elaborate arrangements to mako II grand
event.
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CAPTAIN o'CoYNELL, S. II. Jewett an,

CAPTAIN O'CoNNELL, S. II. Jewett aud
Comrade Joyce, Of tho @. A. r., assembled,
with other veterans, In Flynns saloon last
Thursday night, and sang National airs and
fought their battles o'or again, The gontlo-
men were charged In tho Police Court with
being boisterous and profanc, but Judge
Smell decided that tho charge was not sus'
tanned and dismissed the defendants.
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An Encrgetic Oa,cer Iu;urea.

Lieutenant Greer, tho superior police officer
Of tho Sixth Precinct, and one OF tho most on
ergetlc members Of the department, was cross
ing Seventh street at Massachusetts avenue
to-day when he was accidentally knocked
down by n passing business wagon and run
over. Dr.. Elliot was summoned and the Lou
tenant was conveyed to his home. Tho in1u-
ries are thought TO DO of u serious character
including dislocation OF the shoulder and
very severe bruises on various parts OF tho
body. II Is feared that tho Lieutenant viii DO
incGpacitated for duty for some time.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-06

THE yacht Resolute will leave tho
city ON saturday manned by W. II. Fenwick,
d. #. Fenwick, w, Towers, VIM. Lucas, John
Alexander and others ON u two weeks sail on
The Potomac, stopping at all points on the
river, and going down M fur as tho Great
WlcOmico.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-06

Mr.. c. b. DIcKEY, of the Posto0lce
Department, has left tho city TO join his fam
lily, Low sojournlng In tho mountains OF Nir-
ginia.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-06
Terribly Rurnod by Roman Candles.

Asorious accident, which occurred on the
evening Of the Fourth, has Just been reported
A young man named John Miller was putting
of fireworks In South Washington, ana took
tuudlo OF dozen Roman candles, aud holding
eleven In one hand was putting or the twelfth,
when The showers OF sparks lighted tho eleven
candles In his loft hand, aud before assistance
reached him was partially enyoloped IN flame.
The young mans coat was burned from his
body and his left hand SO badly burned that It
may require amputatlon.
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Four Happy People.

William Mclaughlin and Ella d. Voc.
Isaac Edward ana Emma V. Watson.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Fauquier Springs.

New Brick Building, with gas and electric bells
The nearest Summer Resort for washingtonlans
Donch's Orchestra.
For terms apply to
National Hotel, Washington, or at Fauquier
Springs, Warrenton, Va.
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COQUAN FALLS
MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.

STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, having
been thoroughly overhnulod and newly furnished,
Is running excursions TO theaboye places. For oc-
coquan Falls, Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays,
neHdnys and Fridays ut 0 a. M. returning at y.
m. Tickets, 25 cents. Mount Vernon Springs,
leaving at a. M, returning at y. NJ.
Tickets, 10 cents.
Music on all trips except Sundays.
No Objectionable parties allowed on the boat.
L.. s. RANDALL,
iyI pronrIetor.
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LOWER CEDAR POINT.
(wAsHINGToN's coNEY IsLAND)
Select Daily Family Excursions

The palace steamer ]. W. THOMPSON, will
make excurhions to THIS popular resort, COM
menclng SUNDAY, June 25 leaving wharf foot
OF Sixth street DAILY, except Mondays, Mt $50 n.
UP any tickets nt boat and return money for same.
Positively no improper characters allowed on
boat or grounds.
StaterOoms reserved for families.
salt water bathing, fishing dancing on wnxcd
floor, &C., and u" shore dinner" Music by Prof.
Pistoiio's lirnss and String Band.
TICKETS (Round Trp).......a ,....,..,...,.J1 cts.
For further Information apply ut 81. Marc
e. Special arrangements made with societies.
clubs and other organizations. iu26-tf
yJ,HB POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS m
i pROVEMENT COMPANY
VIII commence thursday, June 49, daily exc
7th-st. wharf at Ia. m. and 3p m. Returning, leave
Glymont at y. m. and y. m. Fare, round'trip,
adults, so cents; children, Is cents Reduced rates
TO Societies and Clubs can be obtained Of
No contracts made with other boats Will
be recognized for use of pavilion or grounds at
Glymont, except present agreements. DIR. E. Il.
ROWLAND. Secretary. ll2tt
TO- FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
Ii JOHN BRIDGE!
The steamer Excelsior, canal packet, will make
her regular tries to The above places on MS0NpAY,
leaving her wharf, Congress street and Canal, at
o'clock a. IN. sharp. Fare so cents round trip.
Can be chartered Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. For Information, inquire at GRAY & HILL
w. WEBSTER, III 4th st. II. W. Jul3
DLEAsURE BOATS, of the latest styles. to
Il hire at all times on very reasonable terms,
and oarsmen supplied IL necessary, by Joseph
Passeno, 3lH and 3lS9 Water ST., near High ST.,
Georgetown, ID q. lu93m
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THOUGH you are going away on pleasure,
don't forget to take 81. JacObs Oh along.
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WnRK or COMMITTEES.

WAsuryGToy, jan. 5.-'rhe Hous" Committee
on Appropriations met this morning and took up or con
Alteration tie Executive document cmtodying the
message from the President transmitting certain papers
~ connection wiIh and recommending ur her appro-
pr,aon for the payment or Je expenses Of the Tenth
Census including the amount necessary 10 REIN ursc
TIE clerical force for performed after Ge regular
upuruuriaon had been expended. After 0giof discus
sion the document and accompanying papers were re
fcrrcd TO subcommittee consisting of Messrs. U'cOck.
Jameson and Atkins G.. ". S,atOu, superintendent OF
lie Census VIII be invited to appear before 10. com
lutec tomorrow morning for the purpose OK explaining
The matter more IN detail.
The House COMMITTEES on Elections held short ses-
sion morning. several u.I5 "t4o ACItIItu ~ oD-
cumMltttrs for c1ualierntltn.
TuInodi7.cly afer the adjournment OF the House
Sneaker kcifr called a meeting OF the Committee on
Ilir- Representative Gibson, oil Louisiana and other
gentlemen Interested in the improvement OF he Aisss
sipp RVrr appeared before the committee III advocacy
of The a,lopOn OF Mr. Gbsuns resolution which pro-
poses all legislation relating 10 the Improvement Of
he Miss, spp River shall be referred 10 the Committee
ON NissslD evccs, Gud that the powers OF that com
nttee bee enlarged accordingly Representative Ortn,
of indiana WHO IS "a member OF the Committee Oh Rules,
and Who today entered his protest AGAINST the formation
of The committees md Withdrew from that committee,
dlu not appear IN ms seat
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REcErroSs IT UlsHNGroN


lnY TELEGRAPH To TH. T"H"HeI
WASHINGTON. Jan. l.-iicicIoi.rt Dee ladies of
tie Cabinet nave formally opened The season by re-
,.il.ng ou tie.r W,iuad day aftcr'ls Ncv-Yrar.
Yesterday thai. was only one Cabinet reception,
that OF Mrs. Lincoln, who received large number
OF callers, SHE WA. assisted by Mis- Scl,ueL,
daughter # General ~cncuck.
Tl..t....G t.ael..r OF tie Secretary Of State
vii. r.co.,. cl "Wednesday ncAt. and Mis- F..-.r
VII receive oa o.. iod."ius "Wednesday. 1.ls.
brewster, vi.aot the Attorney Grac.l, viii begin
her r,ccp Ions n,Nt week Pos.masicl-Generai
iio0c ,. no. hold formal rco,p uoAs, OWING TO ,hc
recon, death OF Ms Howe, and more recently the
death o. q flyouc niece. Ms Hunt is 10 mourning
foI her father and MIS- KirNwoo docs not receive
formally OH account of delicate health
The receptions al the residence, of Senators to-day
v,r very general, AMI despite the snow storm that
continued during The entire day, were largely at
tended Mrs. Warner Miller of Ncw-Y ORR, was
assisted ~ Mis-, Morgan, OF Washington, and Miss
Miller OF 81 Louis the latter IN her tir-t Washing
ton season. Mrs. Mili.r's toilet VAS garnet satin
dc Lyon with point lace. Mrs. senator sherman was
assisted by Miss kensctt who wore dress Of myrtle
green silk with crystal trimmings
Mrs Rollins, Of Now-lIampsiiIe, received many
callers. and also Nh. Farley, Of California, and
Mrs. Jonas, or Louisiana. Mr.. Jaaass toilet was
black silk with Spanish fac. oycrlrc,s Her
piece, }is. Jonas, received with her.
Mis-. Morrill,, OF Vermont was assisted ~ her
sister, Miss swami. lie latter wore dress of
black bro,1de with white lace. Mrs. Logan
held a large reception, assisted by mrs.
stone Of Chicago. Eirs. LdmuUds was
the recipient Of May calls. Miss BayaId, OF Della
war;. received without TIE and OF hcI mother OF sis
ter The former Is an Invalid and the latter Is
al .eut lrJnI the city.
,,l,. sawyer. ". Wisconsin, had the assistance If
her daughter Mrs. Howard g. Nhtc, OF syracuse.
Mr., " lte WI.l spend the winter IN Washington.
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HOrSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

When the House met, 1T noon to-day, the
number Of SPECTATORS in the galleries was unusually
small and q Attendance of meub IS evidently fell lar
short OF quorum. During Che prayer and She reading
the journal OF the last days ra'" tnEs, however
several members entered, and, after eXcanguG New
Year greetings with their colleague, took their seats,
giving ,ho chamber it, cU5;Jmay t'raaca OF life and
lustc.
Mr. ORTIZ Rep md rose TO question Of privilege
stating tpt H. grew out Of and affected lie recent APP
puin. mrnt Of tho CJmauttacs VI IA. House. baioro
dueencr uuno.ucg ta1t s. is y purpose, at an early
day lu.rriar' FOR con Iteration and a'i"u pFop9>l
ton 80 chaar' DE nr i-"i 81 me
iroii,l Dy tho ac,,uu %. committees. Io. ti5 reason
their formation H. inita an H,'rt"u'' a' - l''''
siuzt individual, however capable ana honest dd pa
tr5flc .cn a Individual may DE. "a now cl'r'i7ed It
J.. ,nolat.cal.y = ouc-uun power aud such YoWtrI7
a,.s DANGEROUS and IN conflict with the principles OF
rcpupIic1u Governments IL l7 oar duty 20 see that
may not AZ .uue period joe used 10 tic dctrlncnt
of the br-. mtc,c'o %. th' people.
in that the speaker had pUt n moon 'hr.e onni ees
Forcizn Affair." iucs, ANA t.. Service ioIoi D, -'ln-
tbou-a hat TINS was a. hjus.cc 90 himself and his
constituents a"d pIot-. " against H. ;'it ir House
The SPEAKER Cia.r does not uud .-taud thal il,
ia necessary for m to yinIctto himself ~ saying any
tnry in reply l. must moi, however Boz inferred, BE-
cause inc chair does nos unreraHo I'D cha"h-o any 0i
tar statements charging h.m VIZ" ..y,,..'' .t, tlc
Chain aoIri-c.s IN tI' views taken - tho gentleman
Sir Ori- rroi, ST va, granted, and Ac excused
from further service on t.u COMMITTED on tt,it7.
Tic regular order, being the call OF committees, was
'IiuespEl RiR laid berore the House various Execu-
tive wiug. were ~ proPrat i IC.Crrtd
Ta. r5ay.n- Gil, were intro .u0ot ana rcfrrred 49,
10 require manufacturers o. ocumngsarinc 80 label the
same ny Mir GIBsON lenr laJ--io amend the
Nr. HEWITT Dem. y - uit.reda resolution rect
ia.ia. i-.t lnt lIe E.ol;. o.. E;.p. ui su.tl to
Hl .. i
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1SorHER DEncIr N THE BOSTON BME
ley TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rgInrse.l

/
HO-TON, Jan. 5.-BOston business men will
have lLotlrr surprise awaiting them 20 morrow morning
when tho fact is made public that another deficit Of
$3.50 900 la, been discovered the Pacific Bank which
ul increase the direct and indirect Liabilities Of Weeks,
tine stock broker. to 100000 Legally Euyon tAa
pres dent cod have loaned Weeks only $lD).o3O or 10
per cent of tine banks capital This as' quarter OF a
million WIS successfully covered up by THE worthy pair
until quito recently
j.. 20. terms % settlement there has been paid into
the Pacific Bank, l thc name OF weeks, half million
and De promises t. pay ,21uOoO more, making in AL
$4,000 or Lis dcn: o.! $4,000, which prIet cay
.ct m cut OF sd cent, tine dollar For, although no
promises 10 Yay the balance his credit is not such to
warrant any confidence in his power 30 iuhl the
ac... -.nt TIE Central Bank, II Weeks fulfl7 his
aer,..re viii come ont whole The directors ~ the
Iscirr have l. tln following appeal Ia tlo deposit
ora rl CREDITOR: voted iaat I'm the opinion Of 'he
Gr,o .raut of 700 urr cent upon the stock
%. ar bank WIN place IL upon sound tn2cia h2'7pr"
y!Grd ucppsor- and creditors shall agree 10 reason
aba. oil time iJr t.r payment o. their scYe. a.
claims
Th agreement referred to IN the above is substantially
thi+ Ialf tut h po-nr, aud creditors Ol t4e bank VIII
receive aur third .I what is due thcm in four months,
.r.ttr ttrt I'D eight months. snd tine balance I'm
Inc l.,.l. tnr director OF 'ic Iurli" Bank - be
aiu .-.I.f Kenyon IN jho criminal court,
bui Inc, nave. !, GHd .-iuud, decided 10 90. ac l se
iII f Ting tHo .li7 NJ the bank. BrryON
reported % few days Co bc go H- huuc IN dying
t.luu. lie lar recovered as 10 De ,-Ju. iAC city
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The interior Of St. AIMS Roman Catholic
Church ia Twefth-,t.. presented pretty scene last
eyenin vii u the wedding OIL. T. MiImau and Miss
Annie ". Frey daURhtr Of john 4 Frey, took place.
The Rev Thyma, 5 Preston. pastor Of the church. read
the service. The u5h.rs were Henry Rblot George j.
Krupp Jonu Frck, i. j. Wiguau, Frederick > Bctou,
Robert Msyuicke, and James 3. BIrdett. Conrad
Boschen was The best The bridesmaids were Miss
Louise Niliman and Miss Eu,Ha ia1lCt They wore
brocadod ain dresses aud carried uouqu, OF red
The Wedding costume Was com"os~d ~ MORE
antique aaI bruCtd0 SATIN, made with
long train, Tire front being trimmed
with pearls The tull. ver vas secured with white
ostrich tips The hand bouquet OF whta roses md lilies
valley surrounded with lace. large com
pauy VA, present at tao wedding. IHc reception was
held at the house OF the brides iatECr, No, lis
Ga, TT
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i Fill 1T r. y. SIEVENY&

One OF the largest private balls ever given
in YORK took place last night in the house OF Fred
eric, ~. stcy,as "a. IlthI,c and tfy-screuiL-7J The
entertainment was in honor OF Miss Daisy Stevens
daughter OF Mr.. stevens, who last evening made her
formal entrance INTO society.
Tie rooms were decorated with noy or5 aad plants
Ianacrs orchestra furnished Tie music The house is
wei atap..! for q large ban. T-c large square hail.
which, entered from Flty--yveHthst. N finished In
heavy oaL IS open to the top % TIE house and Is sur
rounded by the stairs and balcony u is also hung
with tapestries To Ito left Of the hall ia tho
rcccptiorroom, furnished i'm lrc and gold. with wide
aud uoty, golden ,oiuc.. The library, long room oc
cuyIn. The northeast " the building, IL finished
in ebony and has ebony cabinets aud b5pkshclves lcd
with books and nrio-ahIao The oakeu n0or IL covered
by rugs The furniture maroon Eelc; and ebony and
there are two open hre.1ccs. Od tapestries form the
poritrc The parlor occupies the southeast corner Of
tie house It's walls white and gold. and the furn
turc is crimson embossed velvet and gold Tho door is
laid in square oaen blocks dagonaly. and there Is
many pointed OF various woods az the c,utro Large
eltfI.Iuol mirrors and gilt ornaments arc other
features. The ballroom which west of the pJr and
divided from II by heavy velvet curtains, the most
singular room 0r the house Almost every portion OF it's
furnishing, including the ho0r, brought
from an old chateau in Flanders aud
arranged IN It's original design The olicu noor
schcs that ia tho paror bat Sac con9cp.oco is made
o. ebony and ivory. The walls present Light neutral
tint. IaItf of th,m hc covered with leather and two
sides with ha,u ia cr'ry. Tie windows are oAicrrcd
by olive green silk curtains. At the cad "a the BAH
small arcicG recess with raised floor foT the
orchestra Tie ballroom and parl"r were both used FOR
1anyu- sstcyca.a. aud all the rooms we're Lighted BY
wax anacF. The dnn --i"" j. sItlae al the II-J OF
tLr htll ol entering OBJ" door.
Inyita,iou- FOR nearly 900 quests were issued and
about 300 "er' uIt-cIt. ANON" tec Guest, were -.
WRIGHT Mr. and Mira T. Van rcnasrl-rr Crl.or. George
g HoVdol and Miss H0Fd"In. trHioT u '.c0'h' Hf
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THE FoRryIGHTLY D1yCIyG CL1sS.

The Fortnightly Dancing Class held its first
meeting lat evening f. the house Of r. r. Mnsgrave, No
$50 Frhuvc The walls and chandeliers IA the por'ors
were fcstooacl with cycrgrccns. Lander I'm nhel the
music Dancing began NJ p. IN. Among those present
were Captain Beach, L. g. A; Mr. FREEING
luyscn Duncan Elliot, Murray Mitchell J. /. Scher
lrerhorn ]. d. Livingston. J. l.. Lawrence Norton
berkeley wood Peter T. Barlow Mr. Parsons Louis
Thehlud the Ncssrs Wick-, the Mcsrs. La Montague,
Rcriual1 Riycs the Nessrs Davis, Mr. Wctherspoon,
Ray Miller Mr.. Saltus Y /. Lawrence, Mr.. Hurrie Ed
muud wyatt, Tr. Reid, Mr.. Pratt Mr. woo 'ruf, Mr..
Garr NJ Lam-ou, Mr.. WilIs Brockhola Cutting, Mics
Wells, N,'@ Mcclellan the Misses Su"pcn, the Misses
HENRY Ni,, Hal, Miss Cpnhsg, Miss AsimOrc, Miss
,Iatfhcws Miss Wighnm tnc Misses Wctb,r.poou, Miss
Turrurc Mi. Noung4. Niss Wright The Misses Pauld-
lnc Miss Anthou. Miss Freeman. Misa Rinesc Miss
Blood Mss Green. Miss Cutting Miss Landlord Miss
Graham Miss IWubcrt, Mis5 Barnes and Miss llari2
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Mira James Grant wilson, Mr' George "r''"o'u "'''''
No ,..,-b.t, oovr,noo wrs lanes A. Burden Mrs j.
- >, -. A., u Z, r,,,,i,, Mrs
= l. HiranaNan' MFS' boi'A' ''I7' D. - -
John NrkeOu, Charles a. Dana, Mrs JdheS
W rin.bot ura Austin Flint, jr.
W ., -, r,t...., r,iot-or-
Count hthckeI Won D"hh''lllicN' '''H' i'' o.
son. Mre Iaac L. Kip, Mrs lingo Frit5o1' the Misses
,.,. ,.., ttui, NJ I,,,,,.t Niss Surr Nrs vii
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Let's. tDs " .ses Montgomery, dl'' - h' WIS ".'
oil .Ir T.,, y Pbr',s tls Vsscg Bius5c Miss Nicol
'' '' " a., ,,f..- r,If,,4t
Lieutenant Commander G"rrnr", t.e LEES Lgi''.
tro Nssrs E"c Mrs W. ~ o'sn1l 'I' )! F' C,,,i
Nrs. a. IT, Hr'stow. and Miss lri4toW' W.T. ~
Pr'oo IF Mrs J'n"F N'rion "ih3i"W nj -, -
M'H- N NO ret touI.o. 'pl'i IN, lll-. ~,
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IRE. john -; h'lli ,,h, aI'- n iIII.I Era T.
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~ 10 - ',2.hlN' 'r-' 3D., g, i.r.i. Ii,r
'F9lt, Ml+' 'i'' W n.IH. VI ,..i a.,
con, Mrs. tc0T. g. Nhrr"fh' MITE. JUG ,t' ~
EFmonI Nr-. NarpIrL, VT - h"''ul', yrs, /. "a ,+'
Immot, Nj Lmnct, Ml'S A'ElAI, ME-. T'''i' h''-''
Mics Bolts Nr' lirnrT H''tnaN' Ma t'!llr'l 81, L..
Tho irSt ~ series ~ ",cnHE ~ VIZ W. ,5
General ana Mrs hr'"l'tn mn MISS M'F -, .'.'
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AIBiNY NOTES.

ALBANY, Thursday. Jan =, 1882
Edward c. Donrcly, Of Ncv-Nork, has placed ms
resignation Commissions OF the state Board OF Chaf
titles in the hands o. the Governor
r. W. Peckham. counsel for ex-senator Sessions has
given notice OF motion transfer the trial 81 Mr. SEES,
the Court OF Sessions TO the Court OF oyer ana
Termiucr
The animal report OF the Ncw-York soldiers and
Sailors Home at Bath. for The year ending september
so ISL was presented the senate to-day The total
number Of inmates was COS, Of whom 40 are stlIl
th,rcir The completion OF the hospital viii provide Tor
100 more inmates
senator Covert presented the ninth annual report Of
the state Commissioner in Lunacy Il shows there were
1OO62 insane persons rs idiots and 6ls cricpucs IN
The various state institutions at the end OF the tscal
year, September 50, 1881, being an excess OF "'o o''
last yc.i
The annual report Of the state Board Of Audit has
been prepared and win he submitted 10 the Legislature
when organized During the year forty three cases rep
resenug claims to the amount OF S2i9o5 - were con
sia,Icd The toi"! amount OF "'''-' -i'-' "'
TIE ease on appeal 10 the General Term in the suit OF
George Worhngtou the state Of No~-Nork has been
filed here The plaintiff claimed over $4,000 for iron
work on Tire Elmra E-foruatory and was allowed
$4,000 0y thc Board o. Audit from "hch 'o Attorney
General Appealed
The bids for printing tie session laws ard the slips OF
the same the Office OF jhc Secretary OF State were
opened today. Weed, Parsons IS Co. proposed TO PRINT
the slips for cents per 100 copies ana 70 furnish me
booS 60 The public at 81 ID per NpNuc. 1. Na b'I'u"J
sen Is sons, Ind was Is cents and - 80 per volume
The stockholders OF The Rjecwood Tee Company have
filed their consent 70 mortgasing the franchises prop
erty aud rights Of the Company 70 the brooklyn trust
Company to secure $4,000 In bonds issued 20 secnre
that amount OF Indebtedness conn icttdUy llo
IN a. business. IuTty-lI' stoc!ol owning -1'-2
Shares II stock, JOIN ~ thc consent
Tie annual report Of the state Treasurer was pre-
scented to the senate to-day. The following is tic
exhibit; Balance In Treasury October l, l9So'
S31ls2I5 81; receipts during year ended septem
her 30 1851. Sli0I9O3J IL; total, $ls.3G1,@i1 70.