High Life In Washington

Thore is a very ugly story going the rounds of the press to the effect that at the wedding of Miss Stewart the refreshments gave out. The facts are these : Toward tho close of the eveniug thore was such rioting - for it can be called by no other name- in tho supper rsom, such drinking, such broaking of fino glass, goblets and dishes being pitched under the table by the guests to get rid of the labor of holding them, that Mrs. Stewart ordered the supper room to be closed. Just such scènes transpired at the last ball given by Mr. Corcoran in honor of the debut of his daughter, and tuey have been repeated in this city in a greater or less degroe at every large entertainment given since. - OincmnntH Commercial. A man froin Placerville, Cal., whtjn asked by a Saratoga waiter what he would havo for breakfast, replied : "Well, I rather guess 111 just flop my lip over a chicken."