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Aasshsr Asvslasisu ~ % che Cuviess Css.
Aisis~ sf Thlsss IL Arny Circles.

Aasshsr Asvslasisa ~ - che cuviess Oss.
aisisu sf rhisss IL Army Circles.
WASHINGTON. May M.-The Swain court
Of inquiry 10 now In possession Of oil tho EVIL
dence In the Batsman.6waim affair. and writ
ten arguments will b submitted By counsel In
aday or two. The whole matter has been
family affair. II 10 reputed that the iar-famed
Poker Club consisted Of Gen. Swain. Col
Corbin. Representative Cslkins. Ben Butter.
worth. Major Nioksrson. ex-Judgs johnson.
and some other prominent gentlemen. Bate.
man was thought TO have been the banker Of
the concern. When the difnculty occurred
between Swain aud Bateman. Ben Dutterworth
was chosen a. the referss. and fixed up things
satisfactorily. When. however. the Secretary
Of War got hold Of It. and demanded that Gen.
Swain answer tho charger against him. Mr..
Caikins Was selected a. counsel for bis friend
Swain. Then. when the vouchers In tho Gar.
hsld fair matter were touched upon Swain
applied to Col. Corbin for "vlndioation.'
sghich was promptiy rendered: but mesnwbie
w.ss aae as Week.
that same Garheld iair. Isyaiding some
most popular csndidssS for the Presidency. HI
was threatened with legal procsedings. n cult
Vas not , actually begun. blythe hrm supplying
But tho crss%, Of the whole AFFAIR I. It's CON s
nection with Col. Morrows nay tcoonRn. line
and ssEsd Il hs The ' witnsssI would not have
r.: soa So sSppsa :HsSD rtnss:
aTs% II: q, sassp g.
,h"y %oud i g. NV 4c'ns
ap ss x sws. sent on al Tie
chief payniasters not 70 nay Morrow's accounts.
.sssS you'd Hare ARD ss ss
WAR prrA'rsss. grs sr; I.
st %is; FL: I'd y tx; ~ Wv
respectfully vow w. sOsa Eosnr,.
II Will b observed that thsr: "a not . word
YET Sota the .t psa and Tho Ae'ns
y sSs oss s sSHS S.Ss :'s HSSa to ss
minds as 70 this i'm nortant omission, But there
was perhaps reason for 1t. This circular let.
Paymester-Ge General IL not authorized TO issue.
and which can only b. issued by tn. Secretary
Con. Rochssisr was very ;T unhappy when /. wa:
osna ts rn tst a SSps:
coIn with. Col. MoTrow's request that bis name
BE- placed on the list Of stoppasss. except as 70
%s'endsa eng As sns e xSss
name on the list OF etnppaees. but had no
objection TO the payment Of Col. Morrow's &C.
counts by the post paymaster at Washington.
structions to that effect. The Paymastsr.
General. however, pnluckily forgot the most
eruS on h oWn
Thus Secretary Lincoln was made TO appear q
party to Morrow's escape from punishment.
himself helped to induce him 70 bring the
whole DsemSn;swfi| asir TO The
| duplication and triplication Of bis accounts ID
simply phenomenal. 1t was town talk q month
bsfore the stoppage circular was sent out. The
row and by several Of his friends when. the
bomb burst. but the yirtuOus indignation Of the
Army Ring could not scare dy.
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A N ost a muslng Fire.
EHap iha GIaI.l n Aaceal

WASHINGTON. May 15.-The city was treated
to one of those sesio comic scenes Tuesday oruuy
that 1t will become hard to forget Wlsris Hotel
hre somewhere in tho kitchen wing back OF ONCE and
by the time the Fire Department had responded to the
hrst and then to the general alarm the strees ed
with Thousands of people. When Representative Norrt
ninbly up the ladder AMI vauted into room
the curtain rang up. as It were. First big Sarstogs
trunk came charging out Of the window end foremost
aud. striking the pavement with bang split open -
neatly nr any ST. smashsr could have done
II. striped shawl fun Of papers fung after the
trunk thou sheet full Of clothing followed safely the
ground. smaller trunk was let down by . rope and
then bundle NJ clothing tied up In usbordsred blAn
let out aud aftcd garments from the sides In its
progress to the pavement After that armuS Of papers
and bundles of printed speeches thrown out and
each scrap becoming separated they winged their way
to the four quarters they fell and repeated forence
great scene In tho Mighty Dollar"
When all the effects had been thrown out the tariff
hero backed his down the ladder with Gilt picture
frame under his arm While trunks. hand satchos bun.
dies bags umbrellas and belongings were being thrown
from tho windows for the amusement Of the great
crowds Ia front the resn working zealousy had put
the re out In the Tie rain OF duds from the upper
windows WINS continued with more visor - the noks
cs1sed to curl out nf the building and this smstsur sal
wage corPs got all their thugs down into the street In
time 10 them back again the engines drove Oh
Judge Weldon tried to throw bis bookcase out Of the
window hut failing piled his ponderous law books on
thin sheet tied the cornsrs together snd swung II
Of the window by rope. Immediately there slat
ter, rs II the walls were falling and the policemen gu
tho pavement aud men on the balconies narrowly
capped being killed tv this wsshty vollvy Of law books
Ladies' and maid servants with their Arms full 0f
clothing, out and sought shelter across tho street.
and Assistant Secretary Josyn hung three Of his wifs
best Lonnss Of the window threw hs oil slippers
after them and then carried his down stairs One
lady gathered her diamonds together, and starting from
her room threw them somewhere her WAy TO
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WARDS WARRINGTON DOUBLE
osvss~msst Employees MsiAtaG asspsnssbis
Pssss FissseA ~ Areker l.svis.

Feete Fleeeeo ~ brOker ASevis
WASHINGTON. May 2a.-Levis, tho alb
sconding broker. whose methods were 30 pre-
cisely similar to Wards that the two must have
graduated from the same school. was ons OF Q
number doing business within the shadow OF
tho departments. the employees OF which were
his principal customers. Leviss ONCE was
convenient TO tho General Post ONCE and the
Interior Department. with Q branch equally
convenient to the Treasury and other depart.
msnts. whose employees also were nseoed
without mercy. In . single department at
least 600 clerks are the victims OF
this Ascending operator. Tho total mum.
Der. or tho amounts. no one knows
nor will they ever be known. The gambling
mania. a. appears from what has come to light
WIS universal. ana even TO greater extent
than the passion for investing In lottery tick;
ets. NoSlngle GLASS; but xll alike. we're scooped
H. :qsa sod 81, T. .eSs
included, The alleged psculnsions in oil were
NJ Any 81 s 9 ,se
greater fools. or worse than Wards. 1t was
and. as Lsvis's Victims should have known,
fraudulently. that has animated hundreds and
Not - few Of the employees who have b.en
y imPoI,ant petitions a the public service. a.. as
jsctsd by them. Millions OF dollars 60 ont Of
the Treasury on their signaturss. 1t ~ only
every description Of claimants. IT. may be tnat
mon who In gambling Ut bucket shops display
passion totally at v"r, t nee Win gGor }adG Z;
honesty. can be expected the next hour. and
not nifty yards away. to be faithful TO their
trusts In the Government but IL would be ex-
trnnrd nary II there we're no exceptions.
Not long ago POstmaster-Ge neral Gresham.
by On order. forbade the employees In his de-
mi ri m
authorities are yigilant in supprsssinR that
traf1c. but the d.muralizing passion for the
qualification OF which the bucket shops sur
rounding the Departments are kept open 10
even more absorbing.
The subject Is engaging the attention OF high
oficias who feel their res probabilities Us guar
dians OF the public service,
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the end TO build than TO rent, or II certain
special conveniences br provisions for safety
are required which cannot be we'll had In
private structures. the Government clearly
ought to ercct its own edlflce. Even then
plain building. with plenty OF light and ven
tilation. In convenient but not necessarily
expensive location, would often be better
than the costly and ornate structures now
put up. But in place Of these rules all sorts
Of extrsneous considerations are brought In.
Ono Senator. for example. the other day gave
this view OF public buildings:
"Thsy ere bond OF indissoiubis union between the
people NJ the States and whom every city where there
10 necessity for public building In the various pos.
Of the country there II one 10 reminder to the
people that thsrs Government to which we all be.
long and In which We are all interested"
1t Ia perfectly obvious, however, that 1t 10
absurd to coll these piles Of stono bond Of
ipdissoluble union. There wore plenty Of
public buildings In the country III the year
1860, but they did not save civil war; Not
less erroneous were these views given to tho
last Congress by the Supervising Architect:
Itdoss not seem to me that the subject Of the
ton Of public buildings should be considered solely from
the atandpoint ~ to whether It 10 profitable Invest
msnt Of public funds but that question Of encourage
ment Of industry and the cultivation Of architectural
aud mechanical art may very properly be entertained
particularly whom bills are under consideration for
public buildings at ctiea whose inhabitants have not
hitherto been able to proht by the education to bs de-
rived from the erection by private parties Of buildings
with some prstsnsions to architectural beauty"
It is obvious that such ideas might become
cover for great extravaganza, and they are,
In fact, brought forward to defend the log
rolling plumber now going on.
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Were the prospective results less serious.
there would be something comcal in the rea.
son assigned By PrAPor for the uprising OF his
tribe. Ho says that fifty Of his people have died
OF scurvy within three months. and now he de.
mands land with streams. where fresh nsh may
neutraliza the steady dict OF bacon. That Ia
the vast Northwest Territory Of the Dominion
tho authorities could not manage to hnd suit
able land for these Indians would indeed DO
strange. Perhaps 1t might pay to hoard PA
ror's band In the heart Of London or In New
York near the Fulton fish market,
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Better NOtI

Mayor EPSON had better not appoint Mr..
L. T. WOOD to b" Corporation Counsel in
place OF Mr.. GEORGE p .ANpREws, who be-
comes Judge Of tho Supreme Court.
Mr.. WOOD is not lit for this important Office,
and the circumstance that he IL related to
Mr.. EDISON by family ties would make the ap-
pointmont fatal to the Mayors reputation.
Better not Better not!
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Senator PALMER Of Michigan is . brave

Senator PALMER Of Michigan 10 . brave
as we'll as rich man. II 1t is true that he has
lately bought a lot In Washington on which he
intends to build o costly house. The expert
ence Of several former members OF the Senate
who built themselves residences In Washing.
ton has not been fortunate. Their constituents
got an idea that their Senator was ashamed OF
his place Of residence in his State. and fearing
that he would DO spoiled BY Washington. they
refused to send him back there for second
term. Senator PALMER is somewhat OF an ac-
cident. and may not be repeated perhaps. But
he is able to live where no pleases. and may
not cnre to return to Michigan II Michigan
shouldn't caro- to return him.
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Tho bold assertion Of the legendary spar
row that he killed Cook Robin. with bow and
arrow. has hssn viewed by many generations
IS poetic fiction. designed only to amuse. and
with no Interior meaning designed for applica-
ton to practical life. But In our day the true
Significance OF this wellknown tale OF Mother
Goose has NJ length become apparent. The
English sparrow has. indeed. all but annihi-
lated Cock Robin. At least In the nelghborhood
OF our cities. and the monotonous sQuawk Of
this ugly bird that has neither song nor plu-
mage to greatly recommend him. seems TO DO
perpetualy procaiming his victory. All OF
this suggests the remarkable prophetic gifto Of
Old Mother Goose.
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twill DO difficult to persuade the public that
the suit which Receiyer DAVIES has brought
against ". 8. WARsIR does not partsks largely
Of the nature Of humbug. Wolx. who was an
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A Brooklyn correspondent revolts against
our praise OF BENJAMIN HARRISON BRIsTow
because At the ARTHUR meeting OF last Tues
day night he turned up with that loathsome
wretch. HENRY WARD DEEcHER."
This WAS BRIsTow's misfortune not bis
fault We dare say he did not know that
BEEcHER had baen invited to the meeting when
he agreed to speak there himself. Besides In
the Republican party a man cannot be very par.
ticular about his company.
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Tsmperins with the 0sasMisgy OF tho Mar.
Qsis do Leuviiis.

THE Bun respectfully acknowledges tho 70.
csipt OF tho following interesting communication:
RUyriANIsn RAMPANT.
Among the iarss and renntss 81 the Marquis ds Len
vi'le family Bible Of lt7s, black letter This heir
loom contained lnsmorauda dates &c ~ tho highest
Importance. While the Marquis absent his APART
menM we're entered ana some pereon ar persons " ed
away he time BY cutting and sraslnE the pages Of the
meet With rsirihutios Tss Hssou," ~ isnSilIs bss
placed the msttsr IN the hsnds the police with IN
suuctiops 70 bring the vaadAlS 70 IusSicS
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It is said at Albany that nifty gentlemen
have already fe" their applications for the
post OF Judge In the Court Of Common Pleas
which will DO vacated BY CnAILEs Fl. vAr
BRuNr early In June. whom he takes his seat on
the bench OF the Supreme Court From June
until January next the ONCE will b filed By
the nominee Of Governor CLEVELAND. II 10
worth $4,000 q year. and tho occupant will
assume that hs has right to the united Demo-
cratic nomination In the autumn. OF course.
many unit men have been mentioned for the
nomination. but among the candidates favor
ably known To tho public are Mr.. EvERErr p.
WHEELER and Mr.. ELLIOT SANproRp.
Mr.. WHEELER Is man OF originality and
nno legal training. while Mr. sANproRD. who
was at one time partner OF Judge LAwREScRa.
has had a large experiences in litigated prsc-
ticc. especially In city cases. Either OF those
gentlemen would mako good Judge.
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rrndsnt,y break w your cold BY the timely - Of
Haynes Excectoraut. old remedy for sore lunse
I'D thresu. and esrtain curative foS eoughs.-ASs
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james q. Blaine 10 to-day the leading Re-
publican. -Phiiddelphid Press.
No one. Stalwart. Half Breed. or Independ dent.
can deny tho truth OF that
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a Very Lew Estsasss.

a!:so;si ISiah nay assa i've SssSssS sSsSsssz
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WARD. 10 the law partner Of Receiver DAVIES.
He 10 also wARNER's brother-in.lAw and
partner. and no and the latter were instru-
mental In making DAVIES receiver. The COM
plications OF the wreok arc almost % remark
able - those OF the Arm itself.
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none the worse on that account. Tho
wild excitements. the rivalries. the alterca-
tions. and the discussions OF last summer.
and tho scandals and contemplate gossip
which followed In their train. no one would
wish to see repeated. And besides. with such
bellies as Miss Langdon. Mas Wilson. Miss
Carley. Miss Van Rensselaer,. Miss Work. and
Miss Turnure there will be butterflies enough
gathered together to prevent anything like
stagnation. Many prominent families how
ever. will be absent. and their houses closed.
Among those who will be most regretted arc tho
family OF Mr., Havemeyer. who are going abroad
for several years. Miss Lily Havemsyer's mar
riage to Mr.. Edward Potter. Jr.. will take place
In one OF the European capitals. probably Paris.
The marriage Of Mr. ]. Hay Richie Of Bel.
fast, ireland. and Mas Fannie Florence Ron
aids. only daughter Of Mr. Peter Lorillard Ron.
aids Of this city will take place in London on
| June 81.
Many elderly persons yet speak Of the
beauty and wonderful charm Of Medora
| Grymes. the second wife OF Sam Ward. and re-
fuse to endorse the harsh judgment visited
on her by Mr.. Wards family. The Grymeses
were Virginia people. and remarkable for
their wit and beauty. their nisfortunes. and
| for their checksred careers.
John Randolph Grymes. father Of Mrs. Ward.
went TO New Orleans and married the widow Of
Gov. Claiborne. the irst Governor OF Louisi-
ana. The matrimonial difficulties Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grymes were historic; but whatever Mr..
Grymess shortcomings were. he was most
devoted father to his two lovely daughters. Me-
dora Mrs. Ward) and Athenaise MRS. Won Hofr-
mani. Mrs. Ward was for many seasons the
belle OF Saratoga. 1t was when Prime. Ward
King were among the richest firms In New
York. and she maintained style OF luxury rare
in those days. hut there was IN exquisite taste
about her which prevented her personality
from being eclipsed by her surroundings.
Suddenly hor husbands fortune was lost.
The next summer sho visited Saratoga without
horses carriages. servants. or the magnificent
costumes that had enhanced her delicate beauty
But 1t was said that the grace and dignity with
which she bore her roverses made her more adj
mired than ever. Dressed In the simplest man
ner. and without ornaments. she outshone
every woman at the Springs. and was always
surrounded by worshippers. She was an accom-
plished linguist and musician. Her father and
herself wero always together. and were said to
DO tho handsomest couple ever seen. Tho next
year Saratoga knew hor no more.
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