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The daily gazette., 1883-07-13
BALTIMORE AMI POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD
FROM CALVERT STATION.
TAKING EFFECT JIJNEl2 1884

FROM CALXERT STATION,
TAKING EFFECT JUNEl2, 1859.
For Washington, a. M. BIB and s.55 n. m.
daily, except Sunday, and i.2O, 7.35, g. Is and
aud II. IS "a. M, and 5. 90 and 7. 10 D, m, daily
For Pope's Creek Line, 100 a. NJ. and l. 10 D, m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 7.00 a. m, daily except Sunday
. and 5U p. M, daily
For Richmond and the south at 4, 20 and s.4s a.
:, M, daily, and B. Is p. m, daily except sunday
For the South via Virginia Midland Railroad ~
80 Am, daily and 8. SO !. In, except Sunday
7.l0 p. m., sunday only.
For 9. and .. X. H., at S.15 and S65 D. m.
daily, except Sunday. ~
For NORFOLK via Potomac River steamers Nom
day, Wednesday and Friday at II. 35 a. N.
FROM UNION sTATION.
For Washington, 4Sa $780, 700, = AS. gB II an
a. M, So, 8.26, 5. 10, 7.20, 9.05 p. m. on Sun
day, 4.So $50, 7.4b. $50, II. 40 a. M, $40 and
FOR Va. Midland Road, at 4, 30 a. M, daily, q o6
p. m, except Sunday. TO p M. on Sunday
only.
ForC. n o. Road, 6 80 a. M. daily, cx emf sun
day, 2.55 n M, 0imlted 3.f5p. m., and D. as
p. m., daily, except on sunday.
FROM Observation-Disclosures STATION
For Washington, 8.55, =. 10, 49, SIS and H. Is a.
mr. 8.S0, 5. I5 Y Is and 2. 10 p. IN. On Sunday,
at 81 So, $50, s.o5 and IL IS a. M. 5.i5 and 7.2b
For Annapolis, 7.1o a. m. daily except Sunday;
6.l5 p. m, daily.
LEAVE WASH IkGToN FOR BALTIMORE
At 40 500, 30 and 10. .s9a m., Ia6, 42o 4. 40.
SO, IN $50 and 10. 20 p. IN. On SUNDAYS, al
M. ]. u. WOOD. aen. pass, Agt,
CHARLES L. PuGH, General Manager.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-13

Articles Of Incorporation of the Northern
Pacific xpress Company capital Sl0, 100000
were filed yesterday in St. Paul. The com.
aany was formerly run by the Northern Pa
citic Railroad, but the franchise was pur-
chased by the following Eastern capitalists
aud will be run as separate institution
r. Billings, I. F Oakcs, A. II. Harvey, f.
D. Adams, b. p. Cheney Vim. Endicott and
Il. L. Higg inson.
fight occurred between Is Hungarians
and Is Poles, at Mount Carmel, Pa, last
evening. Stones were freely used, aud one
OF them struck Judge Parsiek, cutting a
cash in his face. He picked up a large
stont aud struck ore of the rioters, named
Warseskey, with it, smashing his nose and
knocking him senselcss. The Hungarians
at last accounts, were threatening to moi
Parsek
The daily gazette., 1883-07-13

The surgeon detailed 20 examine the case
Of sickness on board the C. s. steamer Van
dalia, in Hampton Roads, reports that the
| disease is ephemeral fever, not the yellow
variety. The Surgeon General of the Ma
rine Hospital Service says that the health
authorities at Norfolk, Virginia, will proba.
bly, not permit the infected bark Salome,
from Boston, TO pass inside the capes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
TIE NEW POSTAL NOTES.
THE PRINTING Row GOING oS-woRx or Dasrar.
BUTTON.

THE PRINTING Row GOING oS-woRx or DtsTRr.
BUTTON.
The new postal notes for the transmission of
small sums of money are now bcina prepared By the
Homer Lee Bank Note Company, in this city. They Wi
be ready for delivery hbout the first OF September ns
notes are In shape nearly like bank notes They are
printed I'm blank FORM spaces being len for the names
of the post-oAAes from which they are sent aad ct
which they are paid On the rghthand side Of each Of
the notes are three colu of figures one for the DID,
lars % ntaining the figures from to the second Tor
tho dimes from TO o. and the third FOR the oents fren
o9 The postmaster who sells ono OF these uofes WI
punch the figures Indicating the amount for which as
uetc will be received For instance II mote Tor " %
is wanted thu figures In the dollars column IN the
dimes column and in the cents column VIII be punched
out All counterfeitdng or raising thus prevented
The notes may he bought Of any value from one csat
70 "a 49, A charge Of three cents Will be made h
addition 20 the face value OF the note. The great ad
vantage possessed By postal notes over money orders
4. that the former transferable so that VIII not be
for those who receive them to go In person for
the money They may be used In payment OF goods or
for other but mnst he preseatsd for payment
within few months or their collection VIII be moro
dificult.
the xxIIid Assembly District Republicans has recently
heen appointed agent to attend to the distribution Of the
sSs indefinite He supposed keep general
vision over the OF the contractors Who Print the
Appcafione Dolcs uiuos pS hsio ~ nan
he viii see TINT they sent TO the Offices requested
fits not supposed that the dudes Of the eee WIZ 10
vert aborious after the law IL fairly in operatoa Tho
pos-oices viii probably make application for smoants
iarge enough to supply them for several months or
wear and Il will not be difficult to attend TO the orders
that will be IN after the frat few months Iae New
York Office will probably not require many o. the peete
notes for use sending Nancy ont OF the city, but =!
expected that very large number VIII be received and
paid here rho caly and weekly papers which rscsss
SO many money orders that special boxes for their 90
Communication are fitted up ut the Post ONCE VIII pe6-
ably receive instead large numbers Of the postal notes
They win be largely sent for dress patterns ana c
small articles Of merchandise The law when Wa
assed early in requires that the notes shai DO
prepared within months OF the time OF LIS passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
IN A HURRY TO RESIGN.
wa,hsneton I,fspateA 70 TAs Bo.ten Heral

Warrington Dfspateh 70 The Bosten Herald
The postmaster at Cimarron, N. NJ, who
wants 70 resign has been writing letters 10 the
In his first letter. which In dated
July 4. he says:
20 your digest which win allow postmaster TO get ont
OF Office SITTER using all means to get IL Yours, H. "
Iudlum Postmaster (who can't get OUT"
Later he writes Dear General: nope You have by
this time got your Fourth Of July spree. II So
lie hastens however write another letter. stating
shat II h 10 true that his salary has bean raised $1,000
he Will vithdrsw his resgnhtion. TWO other inter
mediate letters ~ followa:
Dear Madam; Will you SEQ fmy resignation has
not been put In among tho old maids things. II wa'
sent month ago, and must have been mislaid. H. "
Ludlum Postmaster To the United States Postmstress
room 1883, wsshington, ID. O."
my Dear Old Mau wish yeu could see II there arr
enough stamps tho envelope which contained mi
alton If not put few and that It Is NJ
tended 10 Of ouoc Yours Ia resignation, IL. v. Ludum
Thirty ninth Auditor, Washington ID. G."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
IMPROVEMENTS IN UPPER BROADWAY

The portion of Broadway between hirty-
eighth and Fareth sts will before long considerably
change ts Aspect Tue Metropolitan Opera House viii
form nucleus ABOUND which viii cluster several mpor
tant buildings The Casino opposite. the Cosmopolitan
block above, and Hyde Behman's Theatre not very
fsr below Oh side. give saicent taestrc<i
eayeuing to please the most ardent patron OF the drama
In Broadway above Thirty-ninthst. large hotel II u
said will be built but tine project not yet comp etc
Mr. Kendall Is the architect for tvo large apartment
houses which are being built by James ID. Fish Inc
largest and finest in every respect viii be directly oppo
site the Casino and tina plans give evidence n muea
ngenaity In the internal arrangements Al tho farshsr
end of the large entrance hall the stairs and elevator
whs on each side separate entrances to the sets OF
apsrsmouts which Of the usual reception draw
ing and dining rooms kitchen and bedrooms tas
seryauts portion being reached by separate entrances
and kcpt entirely distinct. novel feature - the r
ting aside aud arrangement OF NUMBER OF the reons
bachelors quarters good Opportunity " thus a1oraes
10 the gded youth who haunt the comic opera ioi
windows OF these cosey rooms face the entrance OF
Caaino. The building has frontage Of sesehv-a..
feet and the exterior Is OF Qdeon Anne design cvu
structed IN BRICK and ne red Around the
h smaller building OF the character the d.
which 10 almost duishcd The dtt1ngs In ooth are 70
of AN exceptionally rich character and altogetneI
buildings are worthy Of note frvn IN artistic s'An1
poinL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
MR. ruDEN's APPEARANCE AND HEALTH.

The Editor OF Tie World accidentally enjoyed
the essare Of Mr. dens company s are i p,pared
"a i.po.e alike OF the nai stories OF Mr. Tiidens
extreme weakness and OF the equally sensational stories
,ss rrt place Mr. Tlden must be an early riser as
ne boarded the train wnst scs M Tdsn wa. not
accompanied BY any servant N b sss xre more erect
t t,,Ssa that s Of mi 4 people Of 81, age.
an saitca dow. tho aisle OF the ordinary cars
Quietly sSa fsoe he attracted no more than
any other OF tho thousand elderly business I.h WI
iuto New York Oh the morning trains oil the bunson
AS to bis health not prepared e give gey
.,sni. dtapposis nor ply scian's certincnte but
ierns.. 81 oomoerion and brightness Of the eye arc
safs Indications Ilden s oertanly =, healthy man
fresSer and healthier and his look has NO indication oil
weakness about IL. -, - u..-ou. .r..,,on n,
ss.yer n H. OF his night and hand continues aud
he "a probably unable 10 make any epcien usr OF tha
arm ar B Dees N i9 asstsncs 1: absurd hs
Congressmans" description Is 90 evinshsy ~
Mr. Tildens voice has not changed notioeahly IL J,
hardly strong enough 10 be heard across the roar sn
rattle of railroad train speeding by the cuts and hill
but h. voice wa; never strong T Tasn hs.
done always II is sign that his vocal ses h.r nnS
ter ias, a. loud voce is type OF another Kind OF char
sctsr AT no period OF bis NE could MI Inaen nav
been follows. Oui his
s moi Affected In any and except when ms wore ga
dro wned by the noise OF the uhln us leuA' ie"eo
hts nearer. .... ,,,.,-, 80.
his body may have suffered his mind as clear ss ever
al. Incmory Is remar kaby retentye and accurate ek
tending 10 tning incidents that would hardly expo
nm 10 recall ri. talked about politics about the Elec
tnra the dangers Of interviewing and ohe
natural topics of half aours ride. There Is no donD
that me eth maintains the same keen interest Id ana In
| teyent attention TO politics and TO business.
/ Is he n candidate for the Presidency ,,,
| BE does not look like man VINO Was worrying hmSei
| about it, 49,. -. a.. ,rp,., 4. ~
vary an rry TO hear talked about for the nomna
ttnn IN fact We rather Judge from his healthy com
that he persuaded to serve Ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-The Superintendent
Mounted Recruiting service has been ordered to cause
twenty recruits to be prepared and forwarded under
proper charge TO the Preside Of San Fraucsco for
sgnment Troop NJ lst Cavalry. Theleavs Of absence
granted First Lieutenant George II. Hoyt regimenta
quartermascr lSth Infantry. June H. 1888. has been
extended four months and me leave Of absence granted
Major Frederick W. Bsnteen. 9th Cavalry, March 10.
1883, extended two months Leave OF absence from
July IT, 1883 Tor from date soon thereafter as his
services can be spared TO August 30 1883 has been
granted Fret Lieutenant Eugene Gnan. Corps Of En-
neera The leave of granted First Lieutenant
Charles Hay, Esd Infantry juno = 1883 has been ex
tended three months; and that granted First Leutensn!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
A TREASURY TARIFF DECISION.
A RULING on PROVISIONS APPARENTLY CONFLICT

WASHINGTON, July 14.-The Treasury Depart
ment has issued circular to customs officers which Is
regarded a. important in is explanation OF the new
Tariff act where conflicting OF duty are found 10 be
applicable TO the article The circular, which has
reference particularly duties manufactures OF nax
not enumerated In the new tariff, is as follows:
"The following provisions found IN schedule OF
the tariff of March g. 1888: Brown and biesched
linens ducks canvas, paddings. cot bottoms, dapers
cra.h huckabacks handkerceis, lawns other manu-
features OF T. jute hemp. OF which fax tue or
hemp shall be the component material OF chief value not
specially enumerated provided for IN this act. 30
per csutum al yalorem. Flax linen thread Irvine
and mack thread aud all manufactures OF mar or OF
witch 1ax shall be the component material OF chief
value moi specially enumerated proyiaed for In hs
act 20 per centum ad yalorem. For panufacturos
OF ax not enumerated there would tnus appear to be
two uroyfsi ns-one fixing tie rate al 80 per &c II
and the other 40 per I'D va0rem fhe DE parment
Lolds that the provision first cited designed more
especially TO embrace textile fabrics and that all textile
fares named heren and al others OF the same general
character are dutaoe hereunder at 80 per cent while
iae 10 ax or linen thread Irvine and pack thread as
well as those articles TIRE nseyes are dnabe under tbe
proysion quoted at 40 per cent TINS Is IN accord
suce general principles BY which tarh LAWS are
CONSISTENCY must gwen the various provisions Of
the tariff as lar ss practicable and the provision IN sec
ton 499 of said tarIf-if two or more rates OF dnty
classified under the highest OF such rates-s
not 70 DO applied where, in ease ike tue present
consistent Otherwise be given 70 ceeh Oh Two
provisions which may appear TO copnict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15

two moubs Leave OF absence for two months on snr
eons crfltcatc OF disability with PERMISSION 70 easo
e Military Division Of the Pacihc mas Dsen The
leave of absence granted Captain William az ns
Tnfa1try IA de- CAMP June 0, 1888. as AMENDED 'uo
22, 1885, has been extended I'VE mon'as saansr m
CAPTAIN william Adams, ordnance ssoesoopo. ,oea-J
hee retired from active service aad ORDERED 70 sn
to his home. leave OF absence grasSo b been eS
tended four months leave of absence gan.eo d
tam Henry d. Lchfeld "a Ariery nas essence eranted
second Lieutenant wiiiam Howard, "a Arsliery mas
hem ert nded ak mouths account oil sieess po..
In aadi.ion 20 mis- other duties captain john
era mtary siorrkeeper, Quaternasters pa, in
UiIl Nv orection OF secretary Oh maI tePva he
person. to the Quartermaster General ior o"'S I'LL "'
office. ..,.,.nt On. rteruaster
has been orier.d TO rel pair New YORK Sy $500
Inv IeIter 10 the Cuartermaste ohi'eo e''''
Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
MISSING WARRANTS FOUND.
WASHINGTON. July 14.-Treasurer Wyman

to-day received from the Third Assistant Postmaster
General for cancellation twenty-fonr Post ONCE war
rants OF New series which were supposed to have
been mailed April 28 1882, but which never reached
their destination had be duplicated at the Treas
ury Department. These prepared at the
Treasury Department and forwarded to the Post Once
IN this city for mailing They mlsaidin some way.
and 1t Was not known what had become of them Until
few days ago. when they found by the Postmaster
at Cumberland Maryland. in the bottom OF mail bag
filled with cord which had been sent to him from the
Post Office Department II Is supposed that the war
rants were int empty mall bag ana forgotten
and that the beg was then filed with cord TO meet
reauisifion from the Cumberland Postmaster who old
not the presence Of the warrants untn he nao
used n I'll the cord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WARRINGTON, SATURDAY. July IL low
RECOGNIZED AS CoSsULs.-The President mas TVS
80 a,,,,al snares Guanes as Consul General OF SPAIN
az New.York and Gustaye Wiison' Sice'oon'"- %
sis, at Portland ore
p,,vn ,otn PIECES IN THE souTH.-Informaton mas
,.an reoa,ved az the Treasury Department tnst noe
$50 gold pieces have appeared IN iehncs'os ~
parls Of the South
NoDECIsIos IN THE KELLOGG CAsE-Juose "yno 90
nouneed to-day that he would render decision ia .uo
csse sga,nsL ex-senator Kellogg ON "Wednesday %,
kellogg "a indicted for receiving money mniio S
for service relative TO star hou'e coh'"0"
No WORK FOR FAILING CONTEMPORARIES oscre'Ay
~ tho nter,or mas Issued an order that no proposal VIII
oa reca,vea Tor by the Department W
Interior from any person. firm or corporson .sde
in rne norforIu anco OF any CONTRACT or asreemees
win te Department. or has failed 70 perio,,
same 10 the Satisfaction of tue Department nor VIII
contract DO awarded 10 suoh person. hfln vi o'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
THE HILL INVESTIGATION.
Mr. MUGcH's ABSENCE CAUSING coMMENT-THE
PROBABLE OUTCOME.

MI. MUGCH'S ABSENCE CAUSING COMhENi-ih1
PROBABLE OUTCOME.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The investigation OF
the acts of Supervising Architect Hill has advanced
steadily this week, but Mr.. Murch the chief inyesu-
gator has not put appearance and nobody appears
to be able or willing tell where he is Mr. HITS coun
sell Colonel TotteD seems TO be anxious TO nave MI.
Murch appear in order that he may be subjected 70
further examination under oath respecting certain mat
ters in regard which be has already given some tes
mony Several witnesses yesterday fatty contradicted
that portion OF Mr. Murchs testimony In which no rep
resented that the stonecuters employed under the NJ
teen per contracts were ordered to waste time IN
doing the work upon which they were engaged
The witnesses examined yesterday were stone M
who were employed at the same time and place thss MT
Murch was and when. IS he testified No spent Two OF
three times many dss as It was necessary "a DONG
certain quantity Of work. Mr.. Murchs counsel Is ef
tremoy that the Commission shall Visit mSn ne
to get the testimony OF other stonecuters VINO WORKED
in the DIX Island quarres but II is not believed tnat tns
will be d,ne to be generally expected that the
investigation will close next week. far as the taxing
of testimony is concerned and persons who nave care
fully studied the facts developed since began express
the opinion that there should he, and probably VIII De,
some legislation by Congress next winter TO place PETER
safeguards around the expenditure OF money ana ieths
CT contracts for public buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
LITHUANIAN OUTRAGES.
Nan. N. 81 .Iam1s,s Garet,s.

from d.
Some interesting extracts from the memo a
of General Mouraveb known Ia Russia Us " Tue n ,,
man Of Iithuanias have been published IN tue hss
Sfarina MOuravien does not attempt IN any va ess
conceal the erueies which were perpetrateo unr ~.
rne In Ithuana during the insurrection OF iSVS H.
on the contrary, he glories IN them. and IKE "a,
fright treats all who do not agree VIA 81" III
~ in,beclcs Even the Emperor Aexanass, ,,.n
himself he describes being "unoer pn.s1.
tbropic delusioaa" " knew, he says ShaIi was ss 1.
nv nisslun was 70 mako the country kus.sn DeA .s-
poiif,c telling and In religion; aud u haa 49,
cessary for this to extcrminate the Poles ana ~
their Churches and houses. sb0ud have done IL snc
sriemrts mt Cancellation made by Prince suvoron
Eoysrner.3e Of g. Petersburg; 0enern m.s -
Inc Minister for War. and NJ valouyen the Mnls sxsn
he INTERIOR were m his eyes nothinE hat r.~
foiiys Immediately altar his arrival at Wilma gu -,
ia is63 MOuravieh fssued an edict imposas 49, IN
nenaes on all householders from whose prcuseS sSs
lad gone To ioin the nsurrection and ordering M IN
enences upon pssoons found guilty Of having " Tss
mari in the iusrrrectun to be at oace carried out
rrsnlt OF this edct wss THAI I've prtcese wers s s
two policemen hanged; aud Bishop krsslnsp Wa nSuSs
came III hearing the nswa wsa easssSa osas a.
imposed on every Pole 81 Lst1uanis, each Of whom
guard, amounting to 100000 rcubss Ascora,nx, ~ y
Ecursvisas owa rtpsst 10 Ssnsss o. rssey SSis RUE
political offences during The Two year. o. s7a $50
70 labor In the mipss 4z2 ga sOe ssn e
scrgs IN tho criminal csnpsniss u ne s'mss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
THE DEPARTMENTS FILLED.
NO APPOINTMENTS TO DE MADE AT ONCE UNDEi
THE NEW RULES.

NO APPOINTMENTS TO DE MADE AT oNCE ONphn
THE NEW RULES.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-There are now no
vacancies I'm any of the executive departments Of the
Government The Civil servcerules will go into effect on
Monday and then each OF the Departments viii be re-
auired to report to Commission the number oil yacan
oies existing their respective forces The reports VIII
uniformly be that there no vacancies. as care has
been taken to have all appointments and transfers
completed Hereafter when vacancies occur the fact
win be reported the Commission and they viii send
list of six names the department where the vacancy
exists with grade which each person passed the
examination and from these six the appointment will be
made II the vacancy is in high grade the new ap-
pointment will DO 10 lower grade, either 900 or
81 300 and exa limitations will be held 10 the department
for the promotiOns Each OF the departments VIII
furnish Inst TO the Commission OF the quotas FOR each
state and when State quota is fun no further appoint
meDt viii be made from that state until vacancy
occurs. -, .,-. !,
William C. DOugherty, Barlow Dyer and Daniel
Richardson local board for the san Francisco Post
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15

retsnsA for hr until tho expiration Of year shoud she
beng Allied by substitute. As the inmates Al
the Riverside Hospital cut Of. to great extent
meut and instruction, well-selected library
for the of the Is needed greatly. chocs
collection of hooks of history. travel biography and tn
higher order Of fiction would do much toward relieving
the monotony attending the lives Of these faithful public
servants The Board OF Health cannot expand HONEY
in the purchase Of such books Publishers could nct
show their beraty IN more worthy direction than By
the occasional contribution Of book for this pur-
pose Frequent contributions Of light ding natter
for the use OF eOnvaesceat paficnt have been mais
but these distributed In the d6eront Mania
from which they are NOT allowed to be removed"