Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22


Gov. RISK. OF Wisconsin, is At the Eboitt House.
He has been spending month trayelins In the
South. and Is now on his way home. He VIII ~
main In Washington, however, Tor about q week
He Is now serving his fourth term A. governor,
aud II Is said that the Wisconsin Delegation 20 the
chicago convention viii cast their entire vote for
MIN 40 presidential candidate, as . compliment
LAUNCHING PosTroSkn-Information has been
received at the Navy Department to-day from the
Cramp ship-y ard that the launching OF the gun
boat yorktown, which was 20 have taken place on
count Of a delay In the receipt Of the csst-stecl
SHAFT brackets Tor the ship. she VIII probably be
launched In about month.
PxRsoSAL-Claus preckels, 'the sugar king
OF san Francisco D. Driscon OF ST. Paul. A. Nelson
Lewis OF Philadelphia, D. w. sharon. VIM
Patton, Jas B. Townsend and Harry kalin Of New
York and r. weighJman OF New orleans, are &C
Melckers-Mr. James McGlensy, who has ben
lerinnS me winter ~ wsshng.en was called no y.
nrOther-ln-l w, Mr.. Clancy.-wm. III. Cstlin %
Rye. \. Y. H. 4. sanford OF Florida surgeon c. ..
". d. Jp,egran OF Pittsourg and X r. Rowe and
Lemon Bache OF New YORK, are at the Arlington.
lngsOn, VI. daily TTse Te.. s i :, the -" SpSia
| Dm ~. Goodwin smith OF Toronto, Chas r.
R RSssaa, r.; OF esm6ridge, Mass VIM Roth OF
are at Mormley's-senator Sherman, A. Won
Mumm OF the German legation, Col Peter c.
\ Halns and Gardner q. Hubbard OF washington,
were 10 New York last nighI-J c. Rising, Il s
Belts, J. NJ Increment and . W. Iangiord OF
New York and 4 l. s,ofield OF stamford, Conn.
| are at Mnlarda--Representau Townshena,
| Ibos NJ. Batson and j. Geo. cooper or Boston and
l. IL. Stevens Of New York, are at the Riggs
s.Niss Grundy,, Dead.
MISS AusTINE sSkAD, THE vEIi-KSowS NIws-
fArEE CORRESPONDENT, DIES THIS MORNING.
Miss Austine snead, better known 70 the public
| as Miss Grundy," died ut her residence, 1854
| street northwest, at 10 O'Clock this morning OF
pneumonia. She has been In delicate health for
some years, but has by baking good care, man.
aged 10 avoid illness. About ten days ago she
| caught a severe cold. which confined her 20 the
house. but until day before yesterday no fears were
entertained OF anything serious. She was one OF
the best known OF the female correspondents IN
| Washington, and has Tor years sent entertaining
letters 10 the Boston Globe, the New YORK Graphic
| and lately TO the New York Herald She had a
large acquaintance with pubic men, not only ln
| Washington but throughout the country. During
the summer season she mas been ln the habit Of
| writing letters from the principal summer re-
| sorts which contained good deal OF important
4 political matter, as well as social. No arrange
ments have yet been made Ior the funeral
The section nj Graphic Arts Opened.
To-day, the section Of graphic arts at the Ma
| tional Museum was opened 10 the public. A part
OF the space reserved for the section and which
not ready for the public sill closed The section
| contains collections arranged ny Mr. :. X koeher,
| the wen-known art critlc, which illustrate the
various processes used In the graphic arts and the
| results obtained. Pencil. crayon and charcoal
| drawing, monotypng, wood engraving electing.
steel engraving. photography, photo-engrasihg
and other processes represented both by speci-
| mems OF work ana by series showing the various
| stages VI the work, and also the appliances and
materials used The collections will MI one OF the
| halls.
| on TRIAL FOR FoReERY-ln the Criminal Court
| this morning Lawrence Murphy was placed ON
trial for forging acceptances OF John d. Croissant
| and W. II. Nahdey, on December 8, 1sss8-Messrs.
7. r. Miller and II. c. Clagett for DEFENDANT and
1 he nSp ma cd IN tat N