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Largest EOat House in the Country

The plans of the new boat house of the Arie
Rowing Club at Baltimore have been completed
by the architects. The structure is, DO far al
can be ascertained, the largest of Its kind il
the United States. As soon as the question o.
site can be settled the club will begin to build
1t will take several months to erect the house
but it is hoped to have it completed before thu
close of the present rowing season. The house
will have three floors, one of them in the roof
and will be encircled with balcony ten feel
six inches wide. 1t will be surmounted in from
by an observatory, which will be surmounted
by q pole and weather vane, the tops of which
will rise 100 feet above high water. The firsl
story exterior will be weather boarded and the
second shingled and roof shingled.- The ROOT
will have six large dormer windows opening
upon spacious balconies, and in front and real
there will be other large dormer windows and
balconies, affording delightful points from
which to view the river and enjoy the breezes
The dimensions Of the first floor are fifty-seve
by eighty feet, with a height of thirteen feet.
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A SOLITARY RECRUIT.
One Ogallalla Infantryman is All
That Has Been Enlisted.
THE COMPANY WAS FULL,
And He Got Into the Guard House for Being
so-Lieut. Kinzie's Binicult Detail-Indians
win Become Cavairymen, but They Will
Not Be "wafk Soldiers."
staH Correspondents Of the Evening Star.


PINE RIDGE Agency, 8. D., June 10, 1891.
Many Thousands Of people have gazed SYM
pathetically on the abjectlooking figures in
that popular picture, ''The Lost Dogs" and
even the most hardened being could not but
feel momentarily sorry at the utter loneliness
OF the unfortunate brutes. On that desolate
cape known as Point Barrow-the extreme
northern limit of United States terri
tory-lives man who keeps the stars
and stripes flying every day in the year.
He, too. is lonely; but neither his isolation
nor the distressing situation of the animals re-
ferred to can compare with a case Of loneliness
that has paraded itself before my eyes for the
past week. The lost dogs were ultimately
found, the stationkeeper Of Point Barrow dies
or is relieved by another MANN any event he
has q successor-but the life and character of
Marshall Hand will be unique in the military
annals Of the country and OF the world.
Now for the story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

canvass OF Frenchmen has been made on
Tolstoi's denunciation Of tobacco and alcohol
as agents that destroy the moral conscience
Gounod thinks they produce sluggishness and
therefore affect the will, but not the conscience
which is divine decree. Richepin condones
the use of stimulants, which, producing a
dream of forgetfulness, result in renewed
strength. He himself, however, has abandoned
smoking. lola says he does not drink wines
for the reason that it does not agree with him.
He disagrees with Tolstoi's opinions and re-
CARDS the use of stimulants more as matter
Of bonhomie. DR.. CharcOt thinks Tolstoi's
tenets exaggerated and false. He says stimu-
lants are injurious, but may be used in modera.
ton. Laudet said he had found that smoking
assisted and that intoxication prevented work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

Live Apart, a. They Can't Live Together
Pauline Markham, who was, years age
star of the burlesque stage, has separated
from her husband, Randolph Murray, and
for five months the couple have been
maintaining separate establishments. I'VE
have simply decided 70 live apart," said Miss
Markham yesterday, ''as we cannot agree to-
gether."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

Discharge Of Government Printers.
A Columbus, Ohio, dispatch says the differ
ences between the knights and the discharge OF
government plate printers in Washington will
be considered, il ut all, sta meeting to be held
in Washington next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
Two Cyclones In an Hour.

Two cyclones occurred within an hour ON
Thursday near Hampstead, Texas The Arst
was quite severe and was accompanied BY Vi
olent fall Of rain. The damage TO property was
serious. The second blow was not 20 severe. bins
eutbuildingA fences, 70.
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Trains Collide in . Tunnel.

Aeollision took place on Thursday evening
between freight and mail train, in the
Bossbsrg tunnel near Brusg, canton Of Aargau,
Switzerland. The mail car Of the passenger
train was crushed out Of al shape and two
railroad officials were injured. All The passsn-
gogs escaped unhuxA
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Sullivan to Fight Paddy Ryan Again.

Sullivan to Fight Paddy Ryan Again.
John L. Sullivan met Paddy Ryan in the
latter's saloon in San Francisco yesterday.
Ryan asked Sullivan to meet him again in the
ring. Sullivan consented and the men agreed
to q six-round fight when Sullivan returns
from Australia. It b said that Ryan will be
backed for $4,000.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CoLoNIaL beach HoTEI. COLONIAL BEACH.
y, Va Us n.iles irosn Washington. Now ogen.
ilshin>. Grabbing boatlnz hath fncs: the po-
otnac ~ usic: table cuisine unsurIs SGD. g. dAy
80 TO Sl2 Ter week keduced fsmaes Further
information apply TO W. 7. CRCMP, Fror. yel-lms
CoLToN's HorEL.-oPEN FOR THE SEASON
frlces I'll . per day. Is per week ESQ per MONTH
Snndren under ten and over two year, hall price.
Nurses half price. Address NJ. W. CURTIS a Bio.
RIVER spr1n,ss ST M.ry's county. Nd ,esee-3w.
NTooRE's HOTEL AND SUMNER RESORT.
VA leonardtown, Nd. il now open for summer
guests serms 81 80 per day. ss5 Per month children
under X and nurses half rrice nosQuitoes st-anl-
boats daily. HERBERT 4. MOORE. Proprletor
CONGRESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD, cAPAc.
~ lty 40 guests. will open June - bathing unsur-
passed rood boating. rum and fishing terms Ii
70 Si2 per Week Thou IA trans MAskin ton in
four hours SELBl & POWELL. Prorrietors yc.s:s Ina
OCEAN CITY, os aR CITY. MD,
. As Bayard Taylor remarks. THE velvet beach of
the Atlantic" No mosquitoes. hay fever Direct
trains from Baltimore TO hotel door in four hours
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL
WILL OPkN JUNE -
Books now open AT Hotel.
,es-:,m CLIO. kLINGsTINE. Proprietor
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1 SOLITARY RECRUIT.


Suddenly and without premonition, from ont
this darksome cloud of non-enlistment, the sky
was suddenly illumined, but for while no one
knew just what had happened There was .
good deal Of excitement in the vicinity Of Lieut.
Kinzie's headquarters and much mysterious
commotion. The Indian had been seen to enter
the tent and 10 60 from thence to the surgeon Q
office; then return to headquarters once more.
This circumstantial evidence was soon after
ward supported by an unqualified statement,
officially promulgated, 70 the eject that one
Marshal Hand, about nineteen years Of age, Of
brunette complexion, sound In wind and limb
listed Is a soldier in company ], sec
ond United States infantry. Then the
entire settlement rejoiced and was exceedingly
glad. The recruits rsjoiced also. Nobody
knows WHARF he got the material, buths became
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SUMMER RESORTS.
AsYURY PARK, n. j

as3URY PARK. ~. j.
THE LEADLEY-ASBURY PARK. n. J.. FOURTH
i ave. near the beach; 10th season; accommodations
for 1OO Bathing. pavilions and lake SANITARY CON
ditions perfect. Mrs L. GOULD RROBST, Prop.
my.s,-lm
ssrTNHE WINDSOR"
i ID and Kingsley. Arbury, Park. Nj.
C0yards from ocean. special rates for June.
Under MANAGEMENT OF owner. my3Q I'm
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS

SBANNoNDALE STRINGS NOW OPEN STA
- ton and post ofsne. Chsriestown. s-fsr~an
county. W. Va. ~ mites IRON IA tinUre and phio
an y and W railroads IN Blus hidse mountains.
nfee nne mineral springs ne, chAlyheate and
reS snd blue SUI phur exceent esatins. b.thins
nshiass nrsi cinss accommodations, pure NO
nes9nitoes Terms. 81 per day. sio per veek sis
vi month. special rates % fam lies H..
pesSsw SHA>NO>n ALI spRrNQs
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n QCK ENON SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
~ In the great North mountains only on hour from
Washington. Hotel and cottages accommodate $50.
| cool resort. Bountiful table. Three remarkable
medicinal springs. Fine mineras baths and swimming
pool Livery. bowling alleys, tennis lawn and ele-
CANT ball room enlarged this year. Hotel now open.
BEAUTIFUL new descriptive pamphlets at this once
Parties Wishing 70 go mp before the end o. June 70
remain July spend the oeason Will be given
special rates application.
For tsrIns and full Information apply ct once q
A q PRATT SONS,
my21-Sm Sun building. 1918 Pa
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HYaEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.

Unsurpassed in appointments. table and general at
tention. Terms: SO per day. az so r~r week, eco
Per month and upward. Music twice Q dsy by the
celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hor.; safest
and most delightful surf bathing the coast. sood
sailing. hshine and driving; frequent presence of
foreign and American ships of war; daily inspe;ions
drills, psrades, cannon and rife target practice:
broad expanse Of salt water surrounds Old Point
Comfort. hence there land hreezes no malaria
no hay fever. no oppressive heat; the mornings are
delightful and the nights cool aud retire shing; the
most charming marine views in the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

MINNEouA HOUSE.
MINNEQUA SPRINGS. BRADFORD CO.. PA
This frst-class hotel. improved and enlarged opens
JUNE I6 highest point on Northern Central railroad
inviEorsting arr; spring of wonderful; curative
elevator steam heat good music and every
l. J. ANDRESs,
my.O-s.tuth2W Proprietor.
MONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL. Blue RIDGE
MSUMMIT. PA, WESTERN MARYLAND H. r..
3HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. Season OF 81 oTens
ebout June ~ under the MANAGEMENT Mrs. Geo. r.
Adams " the st. James and Albion Hotels, Baltimore
~ MALARIA. NO MOSQUITOES. PURE SPRING
MAIEh Every department hrst-class. Rates. Is to
Slo per week; ~ yer day. Descriptive pamphlet At
Evening 6tar once. or address, until June Is,
Mrs. GEO. II. ADAMS,
- 81. James Hotel, Baltimore.
After 10TH Of June. p. O.. B.us Ridge summit. Pa.
ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS. sHENAN-
pTorrs;Ors Bear w.ou, Hs.iins lrssse s snc
phqr and Iron sprinss." bowling alley. shooting
sa,lery lawn tennis. archery and other anusemens;
splendid hides and drives Largest swimming pool in
tirE1nie- Hot and cold baths The three hotels
supplied with water from the mountain. seven cot
taKes, Accommodations for GOO. Altitude =, 80
eet above level cool and dry; sanitation perfect
No mosquitos DR.. c. W. Chancellor Of Baltimore
and Dr. +. L Chamberlain of Washington VIII he in at
tendance- Prof. Shroeders brass and string band will
furnish music. Address II. TENNEf CO., National
hotel. Washington. D. c.. until June -. after that a.
Orkney Springs. ap25-3m
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SOUTH BINGHAM sANITARIuM

ersnt location two miles from the go 90 minutes
m s.n ntss"n hish grounds. witch include 3 ans
~ah .Ase NY rond. surrounded with rustic ~eats
nAn.ltul scenery and wood IN the tnline-
N.lnit, sui error table, home comforts nail IA
anu Ns<rtahee ifuu the farm. cssirAhl. rp.rf 80
ana chronic ailments - -
baths. hydropaihy. electricity, mss.as. mechsn,-
Boston once, do Boyl.,on m - IN D'hh
Established since 1871 rx,a~sx
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

W1sih anil yux Aaue..
sickness. suffering and despair,
or health, strength. and spiritf
You can take your choice.
All chronic diseases and de-
rangements. peculiar to women
are permanently cured by DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
It restores the female func-
tons to healthy action. It
removes the Instructions and
suppressions which cause
trouble and misery. For pc
riodical pains, internal infam-
nation, liberation and kindred
ailments, it is a positive rem
edy. The system is invig-
GRATED, the blood enriched, d.
gestion improved, melancholy
and nervousness dispelled.
It's a legitimate medicine, the
only one that's guaranteed to
give satisfaction in the cure
Of all female complaints"
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

A RUIoR was current on the Yale
campus that letter had been received
from Harvard man stating that the
faculty mad voted with but one dissent
ing voice to discontinue all athletic
contests with other colleges and con-
tine the contest to Harvard teams and
class contests The letter from Har-
ward said also that the faculty had not
taken final action upon this matter and
did not regard the vote they had passed
as conclusive, but had laid the subject
on the table for settlement at the next
faculty meeting.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

A SPECIAL from Cape May, n. j.,
contained a statement that the presi-
dent had sold his cottage at that place
for the price he paid for it, and that in
consequence the presidents family
would go elsewhere for their summer
holidays. This story is denied at the
White house. The presidents cottage
has not been sold or offered for sale.
and, as soon as arrangements can be
made to leave Washington. President
Harrison and his family will occupy
their residence at the seashore.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

FOLLOWING the dramatic develop
ments in the mysterious case of Robert
Ray Hamilton comes the announcement
that his alleged widow Eva is abo to
make her debut in the role of an act
ress. Coupled with the announcement
comes the one, even more surprising,
that the play in which she is to appear
will set forth the dramatic life story of
the unfortunate man who is supposed
to have met his death among the tan
gled weeds at the bottom of Snake
river
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

Judge Botkin Acquitted.


The senate - q court of impeach-
ment took final vote on the charges
against Judge Botkin, of the Thirty
second judicial district at $50 o'clock
on the afternoon Of the ed, and the
judge was acquitted on all tb: charges
preferred Tb;sty-6ve senators were
present. and on the first second and
third articles, charging drunkenness.
the votes were unanimous for acquittal.
The plea on q demurrer having
been sustained on the fourth,
fifth and sixth articles, no evil
dence had been offered, and no
vote was taken on them. The seventh
article charged Judge Botkin with be-
ing addicted to the habitual use of in
toxicating liquors to such an extent as
to incapacitate him from the fair per-
Torrance of his duties. The vote on
this resulted in for conviction and IS
for acquittal The eighth article,
charging profanity and blasphemy, had
practically the same vote. The ninth
article. charging Judge Botkin with ar
bitrarily and unlawfully causing
the arrest Of four citizens for con-
tempt of court and holding them pris-
oners several days, had q vote of Is for
to 10 against, as follows: Senator'S Car
roll (Miami). Ellerton. Forney, Hark-
ness. Hays, Howard, Kimball, King,
Long, McTaggart Osborn, Rankin.
Rush, Senior, Smith, Tucker, Wheeler
and Woodward voting for the charges.
and Senators Bentley, Berry, Emery.
Gillett, Kelley (Crawford), Kelley NC
Pherson), Lockard, Mecham, Mohler,
Moody, Murdoch, Norton, Richter, Roe;
Schilling and Wright voting for acquit-
tai. The tenth article charged Judge
Botkin with oppression and malfeasance
in Office, using his position and power to
assist in robbing Springfield in the sum
of $4,000 by lending his influence to aid
members of the city council and at
torneys in securing that much money,
received the same vote as the ninth
article. AS it required 81 votes to con-
vict. Judge Botkin was declared &C.
quilted Of all the charges preferred
against him.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

Mr.. Mason, commissioner of in
ternal revenue. has prepared state
ment showing that for the month of
April, 1891, receipts from internal
revenue decreased. as compared with
April, 1890, 81, 190.695. For the ten
months ended April 80 the increase
in collections of principal items COM
pared with the corresponding ten
months of the preceding year were:
Spirits, %, 44S. 35S; tobacco. S4S4, 953; fer
mentcd liquors. sl6s, 1854; oleomargarine,
1924. S4S
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

WILLIAM A. WATSON. of Chicago, a
dealer in railway supplies, says: ..Bssi-
ness is pretty dull just now. There is
absolutely no building and the roads
have little business to take care Of
Next year, however. we shall hear a
very different story. The crops are
good throughout the west, and there is
every prospect of good prices, too, for
Europe is in need of our wheat 1 have
never seen the west looking IS we'll as
It does now. Throughout Kansas. and
Nebraska the fields of wheat are the
finest ever seen in those states, and the
corn is scarcely behind it. We look for
2 big year of railroc I building to fol-
low"
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

new minister of finance of Portugal, in
an interview declared that he had full
confidence in the credit of the country.
Everything, he said, would be retrieved
by strong government determined
upon serious economic reforms. The
government he maintained, ought to
favor the establishment Of large COM
panies in Mozambique in order to de-
velop the natural resources of the ter
ritory.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

JOHN DIXON, of Stamford, Conn,
has been driven to insanity by a
girl practicing on piano. He was
suddenly seized with fit and rushed
up Bedford avenue shouting and sing
ing. At the first house in which he
found lady playing on the piano he
seized stone and threw it at her
through the window. 1t barely missed
her and demolished costly picture.
Dixon was later taken to the Hartford
ASYLUM,
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

A MADRID dispatch says that large
body of Spanish troops is being massed
at Badajose, near the Portuguese from
tier, and that Spanish squadron is
cruising near Lisbon. The Spanish
government makes no secret of its in
tention to intervene should republic
be declared in Portugal
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

ATToRNEY-GENERAL MILLER has re-
ferred all the papers submitted to him
by the civil service commission in the
case of Green B. Raum, Jr, and the
other persons alleged to be connected
with appointments to minor positions
in the pension office to the United States
attorney for the District of Colum bia
for whatever action is required by the
law
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHINcH bugs have made their appear
ance in large numbers in Hancock
county, Ill, and some uneasiness is felt
by farmers.
THE Northern Pacific Co. has been
robbed of $40, 600 or S12, 600 on the line
between Chippewa Falls and Abbotts-
ford. Unknown parties opened the
safe.
The Spanish steamship Antonio has
arrived at New Orleans from Hiogo,
Japan, with 1880 sacks of uncleaned
rice, consigned to the Consolidated Rice
Co. and others. This is the first cargo
of the kind ever received at New Or
leans, and is sent as a commercial VEN
ture. If successful other shipments
will follow and other seaports exploited.
The secretary of the interior has di-
rected that the Catholic sisters, Angela
OCallahan and Vincenda Coughlin, the
teachers who were dismissed from the
government school on the Menominee
reservation in Wisconsin by Agent
Kelsey, be restored to their positions.
The surplus in the treasury is report.
ed increasing.
DAYS lumber yard at Minneapolis,
Mimi. has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, $3.50.
The president has issued proclama-
ton opening to public settlement un-
der the homestead law about l, 600, 600
acres of land in Fort Berthoid Indian
reservation, in the north " estern part
of North Dakota
The pugilistic encounter between
Jackson, of Australia, and Corbett, of
California, took place at San Francisco
on the 2lst and ended in a draw.
THERE was riot at West Superior.
Wis. on the Goth caused by the labor
ers' strike. A special guard in charge
OF some men was roughly handled.
JOSHUA ScHRETER, a wealthy farmer
living near Danville, Ill, has been
stricken with a disease resembling
cholera
THREE persons have died and scores
OF others have been made seriously i'll
by eating decayed smoked sturgeon
sold in Pittsburgh, Pa. and vicinity.
The blacksmith and machine shops
of the New York Central railroad at
West Albany have been destroyed by
an incendiary fire. Much valuable ma
cainc-y was lost About 1000 men will
be thrown out of employment
The French crops are in a critical
condition The home supply will fall
short By 20 OOO. 600 hectoliters. If the
present rainy weather continues the re-
suit will be disastrous to the farmers
The financial situation of Portugal is
aggravated by the disappearance of
small notes from circulation and the
substitution of larger bank notes which
it Is difficult to change. Changers are
advertising for silver and gold.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

" A GIGANTIC pool box scheme involv-
Ing 500. 600 organized under the name
of the New Haven jockey club has col
lapsed. The scheme was backed by a
syndicate composed of policy room pro-
prietors, and the plan was to give a
handicap race at the Sheepshead Bay
track with prizes CT $50. 600. SIS. 900 and
$4,000, the remaining $4,000 of the
500. 900 to go into the pockets of the
hackers as commissions.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

HARDLY 20 per cent of the British
house of commons reappeared on the
opening of the house the other day.
The influenza, the tedium of the land
bill, and general discomfort combined
to present an array of empty benches.
The attendance was so meager that the
whips were obliged to gather members
from the Hobbies and even to send to
the clubs to get sufficient number to
make a quorum.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27

LISBON advices state that an out
break has been entirely averted by the
payment of arrears to the troops in
the garrisons, who have been showing
signs of discomfort and incipient
mutiny. King Charles himself advanced
for the payment of the palace guards
and employees out of his own private
purse, and Queen Natalie did the same
for the females of the royal household.