Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-10

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tentiary.
To Be INvEsrlaATED.-Att the request OF MI. An
thony Pollock, the Secretary OF the Interior has
directed that the affray which occurred last week
between Mr. Frank Brown, the law clerk OF the
fatent ONCE, and Mr.. Pollock be Investigated by q
committee.
GEN. Won BoRCKE, the Prussian general, who
served during the civil war on Gen. Zeb Stuart's
stan, recently came to this country to renew old
acqualntances. He has been feted and entertained
~ Rrad1sv 6ne ane toaay IN company With Cen
guson, Of South Carolina, he arrived in this city,
and is stopping at the Metropolitan. Tomorrow
he leaves Tor Richmond.
A PORTRAIT OF DR.. James c. yelling, painted by
Healy, has been temporarily placed on exhibition
In the Corcoran Gallery OF Art 1t Is an excellent
likeness. and when 1t is added that, with all the
accuracy OF the drawing and the vividness OF the
1esh tlnts, 1t was executed In two sittings Of
four hours and the other OF three, the wonder
artist The work was executed at the instance of
Mr. Corcoran. who, on its completion, presented H.
70 MRS Wellng, accompanying the 81 with one OF
MS part presented to her the easel which 1t had
Deen painted, with an appropriate inscription COM
memorat1ve OF the fact.
The LATE JUSTICE SwAYNE.-Noah II. Swayne,
formerly associate justice Of the United States Su
preme Court. who died in New York on Sunday,
was born in Culpeper county, Virginia, December
H lSU4 Ihe funeral services will be held tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock at the chapel, Oak Hill Gem
etery: Judge Swayne died at the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs Edwin Parsons, on Madison avenue,
New York city The remains win reach here to.
morrow, accompanied by his son, Gen. Wager
Swayne, and his daughter, Mrs. Parsons.
The third class OF naval cadets contains six
star members this year, as follows: Henry F
Bryan, Ohio; Frank w. Hibbs, Pennsylvania; John
!. e Marriott, Maryland; Newton A. McCully,
South Carolina; Samuel K Harlbut. Maryla nd:
Henry l. Gueydan, Louisiana
NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistaht Paymaster R T. NJ.
Ball. ordered to the Nantucket, 18th inst; Passed
Assistant Surgeon L. B. Baldwin, to the receiving.
ship Wabash; Lieut. Commander Chas- NJ. Thomas,
detached from the naval academy, 10th inst, and
ordered as executive OF the Hartford, gath inst:
Lieut.. E. p. Wood, from the naval academy, 10th
inst, and ordered TO the MonOngahela, 25th inst.
Lieut.. J. g. Eaton, from the naval academy, and
ordered to the Nantucket, 10th nst Passed Assist
dered to the Nantucket, 10Th inst Passed ASSIST
ant Surgeon A. A. Austin, from he st. Louis, and
ordered to duty at the naval rendezvous, Philade-
naval rendezvous, Philadelphia, and ordered to the
ST. Louis; Passed Assistant Paymasi er j. N. Speel,
from the Kearsarye, European station, when re-
heved, and ordered home.
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PERsoNAI--Mr and Mrs Ad. P. Pinheiro, Of Rio
de Janefro, are at the Arlington.-Senator Bowen,
OF Colorado, has returned to Washington and is at
the Rggr.-Commissioner Loring has gone to
Morganstown, West Va, to deliver the historical
ADDRESS before the West Virginia university.-Mr.
w. H. Whfttlesey, OF the Kentucky Central and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads, is in town-Sen-
ator and Mrs. Logan viii spend the heated term at
Rock Enon Springs