Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

trict government sent TO the Treasury to-day
amount nc Inflow now paid for the Columbia Sullding is
$3,6VO. "That MEANS said Commissioner
Wneatiey to-day, 'that we propose 10 have new
Quarters. Nolhing has been decided. no build
ing has been selected, but We propose TO get out
Oh this Old place soon as We can" The Com
new Baltimore Sun building, Oh street, which
were sent TO them, but have no idea that they
can or win occupy that building. The amount
OF $lO,OUU estimated for rent ot new quarters
would not secure that building.
THE AoUEDUCT BRIDGE
Engineer Commissioner Ludlow has received
q letter from the AqueducL Bridge company
admitting that the aqueduct or trough portion
is not sale, out claiming that the roadway In
safe. They ask, however, what repairs the COM
way safe. Commissioner Ludlow sent Tor In
spector OF Buildings Entwisie, who made the
stated Thai the upper porIion OF the bridge is
leaning toward the west, and i'm Its present con-
diton he considered IL dangerous. He Thought
that IL the trough was filled with water IL would
help to hold the bridge In place, but a. the
trough is not fit TO hold water, nothing can he
done except TO repair the bridge by lateral
braces.
TWO OFFICERS REMovED.
The Commissioners yesterday, after long
hearing from Mr.. Eugene Carusi. the attorney
for Sergt. Saffeli, VINO mas been under trial for
neglect OF duty, decided TO afnrm the recom-
mendation of the trial committees Of the police
force and the major and superintendent, and
they therefore removed him TO take effect yes
terday. They also removed Private William
Murrell, who was also on trial, TO take ef1ecs
yesterday.
POLICE CHANGES.
The following police changes are announced:
Acting Sergeant Raphael Bryan. TO be sergeant,
vice [. H. Saffell, dismissed. First Class Private
Goodwin Pierce, promoted 10 second class. vice
Bryan, promoted. kobert Roach, appointed
private class one, vice Pierce, promoted. Robert
II. Smith, appointed private OF class one. vice
VIM. Murrell, removed. c. l. Bsast private Of
kearney, pensioned, and III. r. Barney, ap-
pointed private OF class one, vice Bast pro-
moted. Sergeant Perry is transferred from tha
NTH TO the third police precinct
RESIGNED.
Messrs. Ross A. Ray. J. r. seitz and J. q
Waters have rendered the resignation OF thel
commissions as flour inspectors.
MIscELLANEoUs.
Mr.. B. T. Janney, from the committee IN
charge of the Friends meeting house, ISL
street northwest, has filed q memorial at the
District building asking that the sidewalk ana
curb In front OF the meeting house be reiscyed a.
It was before the improvements OF the street now
On tue recommendation Of the chief engineer
OF the nre department the fire plug in the rear
OF the ~ Lincoln me ssasns s,s a ths see nr WIZ oe
The public school teachers aud yanifors wtu
be paid on at the Franklin building tomorrow.
Sister Eiiz. Riiihan, president of st AIMS In
FAINT asylum, has submitted q detailed state
menL with vouchers, OF receipts and expendi-
mases reqaisition for $3.50 Tor the S1srtsr
ending Dec. 81, 1856.
Husband Ne Bensaude Arrested.
LORD LoNsDALE CH ARGEs HIM WITH ArrENPT.
ING TO ExroRT MONEY BY TaREArS.
The latest move In The Violet Cameron adver.
tising scheme in New York was the arrest last
night OF Mr.. De Bensaude, the actress husband,
on . warrant sworn out by Hugh Cecil Low.
ther, Earl OF Lonsdale, and Violet Lydia De
Bensaude. In IL Lord Lonsdsle said that Hus.
band De Bensaude met him on Broadway on
Wednesday afternoon and declared that IL he,
the noble lord, didn't hand over El,000 OF
El,6OO q once he, the husband, would shoot
MADE Bensaude, his wife. "If can't Kill her."
the noble lord swore that husband De Ben.
saude said, "l'll main her n least and then
she can feel what IL II 70 be unable 70 earn
her living and want money, rs 1 do" Mr.. Do
Bensauoe was not arrested until late last night,
and was Then taken 70 the 3Oth street station.
police court to-day. De Bensaude last night
sent letter 70 the New YorK newspAper2
denying that he had endeavored 20 extogi
money from Lord Lonsdale.