The sun., 1893-01-15

a,,d co'nyieSon. Consultation free at Office or ~
S054, l.3 for the transformation OF foreign
mails for he fiscal year ending June ~. iM'i;
NJ rch. isSl ioshe rromot,en Of ihe tCreisn
SSs ssyr a.SeSs New Ynrk pix to M YORK
to Colon. san Francisco to panhma' san hsnns penn
so % Hong konF 10 Ney New
to Inxram. and New loIk TO "a havamn mi. ans aatis
mates OF the department.
Representative Outhwaite OF Ohio to-day ad-
dressed the House Committee on Banking and
Currency In advocncy OF his bill to provide for
tho frequent rcdomp.ion OF national bank and
Treasury notes and their exchange at the Coy
ernmrnt expense for new notes. MT outh-
waite called the attention Of the "ompittee @ to
Of disense germs. and to the danger of the
Transmission Of disease by, this means. He
Hi. in order that Cong ess. by Legislation at
this session. might guard against the spread
Of cholera through the medium OF our circulate
ing notes.
Little Mar;hena Harrison continues to i'm
prove. and danger from infection is believed
to have hecn removed from the White House.
In conformity wit the law. however the signs
confirming the in formation that scarlet fever
rivate entra nces to the mansion until Jan. %.
q month from the day they were placed there.
Vice president Morton hns received up to
this time electoral returns by messengers
from twelve States. viz. Delaware. Maine.
New Jersey, New York, North car9lHna: Pen3
glnia. The The foregoing States had preSioY
mali. but messengers have not yet rel . vf
A!ahama Arkansas. Colorado. ConneeTf
roEa" 1aoEy sSsao Gsns nSs nassa's ssaSf
hraska. Ohio. Rhode Island. South CarolhE
The Department Of state has received
information that Prince kantacuzene has been
iTi'Si Tnitad States. m % to succeei NJ de Struve. The
Prince was expected to leave s.. tetershurg
The outlook for the coming summer in the
way of more magnificent houses to be erected
by wealthy public men In this city. destined to
become essentially city Of residences is un.
usually bright Mr.. Cleveland's election has
given new impe,us to the real estate mar ket.
the Presi lent elect will select q place for a
summer, home. It will not be Red Tor. his
"nas nnior wf sa ensar ytar r s seat
hsts n@thsp Six gears % in SS a@ W
man OF great wealth. and report says that he
vii soon nuild an rles%nt residence at cost
ssnat%r stewart the tiyer Kns Of Nevada: fs
minus Of ,hc electric railroad which the Cali
iorna syndicate has Just completed
seIa"r nnms is p1,HG ,hs nfhng
Ioc%y in WITH MTs EhsT%|n = | WI ns 6s better letter
nei by t the sena"rs fam m ie mouse no" o'e0
Senator PrH@I,or the rnGpaI owner of The
hai,in the arpptiDn of "A l,Iace the of
Vermont avenu" and street. 1t viii be OF
Gyantee and m1L;e and cot t not l.sG han
he OF ONYX. and the rest OF the house will COM
ssnator al 'En Ercs T'6s Of Ohio who has TAX en- v.
years leuse on the old Corroran man. .ion. 10
said to ne looking out or drsirable place to
build rrsidrnce which shall DO second to
The Letters oi Chicago. who are building .
tosesnry at a rental I OF 5 ;oon a month: When
Mh1y f"s M b"st S snf NIT t.
scott. W take It and entertain in the lavish
way for which she is 'amous.
senator Squire. millionaire from the state
property in tho fasllionnple quarter Of tie city.
| iainers in the social life 81 the capital
EX-ssna,or falmsr G,n Of MiEshigan' nov lT,s,
hsndsome hS Souss On sce ESfsh"h wh"h is
pied by secretary Ilkins This wpte., hut which
the ex,sena!Hr has So cen mna, l' 10 ai sell tie
sS
| senator sawyer Of v isrOns 70. whose term
| expires or March I. owns IL i.rau'iiul and very
| costly house on Connecticut avenue. which
| will probably lie in thc !larSct another winter.
For a long time there hns been complaint
among society ieoI!e in Washington that tho
city contained no ballroom where receptions.
private tAcatricals teas. &C.. conld be given
| nrororly The want Is about TO be supplied,
! nj Washingt IN Viii in the near future have
! a tuiiing especially ahai ted tnr such pur-
! noses. modelled aft ter 'Sherry's" in New York.
! A compuny has Eeen formed. with capital OF
! $;u.uuO. and lans are in preI aration for
: called the Casino" 1t will contain a bals
/ room reception and supper rooms. and .
! small but w.l-appuintel stage Tor private
/ theatrlcals. The new LuiIding may be erected
| on street.
Mrs. Romero. wife Of the Mexican Minister.
! will begin her Tuesday receptions at the Mex
! lean Legation on Jan. "a Mrs Madeline VIM
. ton DahIgren Will Givea reception for Mgr Sa-
| tol at her residence on AIassachu sett. ave.
| daughter Of the Secretary of Wnr, will give .
| tea on Monday Afternoon. with Mrs Campbell
| as guest OF h nor. On Tuesday Mis- Sherman.
| da ghter Of the Senator, will give a luncheon
] In Miss CAM boil 5 onor On Tuesday eyon-
| inc Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Audeureid. Mrs. Hit,
| ana Mrs. Mcmillan viii give dinners. all the
| guests to which will go to H." residence OF the
| secretary Of War for dance. Later in the
| week Senator and Mrs. Calvin s. Brice will give
a dinner and Miss llkias u large theatre
party.