The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-06-10

81 ~ PpssA1suA-CAaaAassAs Hiaae.
wAsz1NoToN, Juns 7.--Hot weather hsa
come. Il arrived Tvssdny moRnipG. and has
evidently come to stag. Regardless Of the
efforts OF tho Thermometer In that direction.
Mr.. Murch continues 10 make II hot for the
gentlemen concerned in the Hill Investigation.
which 10 decidedly tho most laughable thing
now going on In Washington. The whole town
Ia smiling over the sudden collapse Of Mr.. Hiirs
ralstafhsn courage. It will DO remembered
that Supervising Architect Hin and the eentle-
men conocrnsd with him n administering his
once. secure In conscious virtue. begged for On
investigation from tho Secretary Of the Treas
ury. woro out much shoe leather IN going up to
the department to urge socrstary Folger to turn
things inside out. haugatlly declined to employ
counsel. and disdainfully invited Mr.. Murch To-
come on. Mr.. Murch didn't come on for some
time. At this the Hill faction grew facetious.
They chafYed Murch numerically. and strutted
around town besming with delight But whom
Mr.. Murch. after much backing and filing.
finally appeared before the committee and be-
gan to toll What know about farming con-
tracts" the Hill party felt oil their courage
oozing out ct the palms Of their hands, and
from wearing q large benevolent smile their
countenances suddenly began to wilt. and they
look now like called meeting OF New Jersey
bank directors when the cashier has left word
that he has gone to the country for few
are al Pf opsG lily
does not make laughing stock OF himself by
trying to keep everything preternaturallyd dark;
universal surprise. Mrs. Cameron Is quite u
society woman and took natural pride and
kobcson has been offered sSO. 900 for his house
but holds out for 500. 900. As he asserted in
print last autumn that the house only cost him
haa hat l.vnnN
In regard to the fortunes TO be made in Wash
ington real estate fell far short OF the truth or
' Com Gnt and Mrs Grant ' Wese in Wsshing
ton for day or two. Grant went around to see
Gen. Sherman to talk over the late misfortunes
dogs. Gen. Grant met the President as the
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iasaiizea. Mr. wilson has taken tie i!b"rty q!
could not find It In his heart to NUT in ali Of the
gray hairs with which the Presidents hair and
within tho last year. But he has combined
truth and ideality so as to produce q finished
The project for the new Casino has taken def.
mite form The land has been obtained In Con-
neeticut avenue, between X and streets, and
OF Boston Is one OF the incorporators. 1t will be
hne building. md wiz supply Washingtons
greatest want,a first class theatre.
costing Si7 900 For that sum a very nne house
liam Walter Phelps will build = winter resi-
denca on Dupont circle, near MIR. Baines.
Mr. ID. 7, Morgan OF New York tried to rent the
famous Stewart castle on Dupont circle, but
failed. and will do as everybody else Is doing
build a house. Father Walter the Catholic
hours. is about to finish 1t. Patrick's Church
which has stood as an architectural torso for
more than ten years. He began to build; and;
"a and
devoted himself to collecting the money to
finish the church instead Of following the
seeing about paying for 1t afterward. Father
Walteris one OF the most interesting characters
i washington y, He is little little past middle ago
out between everybody in Washington inst
out with Con. Tom Ewing. and declares that he
will make 1t hot for him about some shares in
an ssrtri i, Il, company Mr. BRIGHT ssrgespt
Engineer. and tho Chief Engineer promises &c
tell some dreadful things about Mr.. Bright
been to the Post Office Department TO complain
Of q certain route in Nebraska which was es.
hr so,s 81 Senator
| it IL alleged that Senator Van Wyck and Sen.
ator Manderson are interested In rival rail.
injured BY this mail route.
Amid these Earring elements II is pleasi NC tc
,hs 81 Se M
Chandler has invited Mr.. Roach, Mr.. Hecor. Hr
Cramp. and HoItingsworth 4 Hollingshoad tc
present their little bills for taking ,eare OF the
unfinished monitors. As everybody knows. II
Is very dangerous to leave monitors lying
around loose. As articles OF bijoutorie they are
very attractive. and Mr.. John Roach and his
friends deserve great credit for keeping the
handsof the old curiosity shop men and The
brio a-brac dealers off OF them. 1t is true thai
| it is n little out Of the common run to allow q
shipbuider large sum for taking care Of the
| ship he is building: 1t Is something like allow
ing tailor bonus fol-, the, custody Of a coa
while he IL making 1t. besides paying his bill
But there is nothing mean about Chandler
| 4 great many persons who beheld will
| their own eyes Mr.. Chambers change from
tadpole to n frog are not yet done wonderinl
At the transformation. Among these is Mr.
| Blaine. He meant to patronize Chandler
| as II smart fellow. and the first thing he
knew he was like the shark that lswal
| der Is laying his lines for the Craftsmanship
| OF tho Republican National Committee which
| meets In Washington on the 18th Of December
Judge Wyle will soon have to remark: " i
| Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
| Every morning his court room Is regular
bower. and the other day the official reporter,
each found on his table q bokay." as Senate
! Logan calls It,
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