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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
The m2rkela.

!, BALTIMORE. March 5.1yirsni. skies. old. 20;
do deferred, z; do. consolidated. 53's do. second
series, AZ; do past due coupons TN North Caro-
lima SKIES, old, 2O5a bid to-day. Sugar quiet-A
BALTIMORE March 5-Cotton weak-middlins
9A. Flour duiet-Howard street and western
super, Seas IS; do extra, 425a4.50 do family
ls7a5 Is; city mills super: 325aS .5 do extra Is
$50; do Rio brands, 5l5; Patapsco family, $50,
h,eher.southsrn red, L14Hal. l51; do. amber, i I6
western winter red, spot and March. II3a; April.
1-13H; May, 114Ie Corn. southern steady western
duliasouthern white. 45aa6: do. yellow: 4S1sai4
14hs44A; Maya 4Sssa45A steamer an. Oats dull,
$oaSo.: Penpsyiysnia. slas2. Rye nominal; 57s59
unclaimed Bntter guis, and unchansed Esss
cbspgeS: Coffee steady and unclaimed Whisky
and unchanged Rsoeipts-dour 4.5Os: wheat
t6.soo: corn. $4,000: oats. 1900; rye, SEQ Ship
merits wheat, 1000; corn, l525U0.
NEW YORK. March 5--Stocks strong Money. 8
ssH Exchange. long. 406; short $50. Governments
-,NEM YORK. .Marhs.-Flour quiet Wheat quiet
LONDON, March 8, p. m--Consols, 96 7.l6 for
both nensy and the he. sccc93t sS Q: bonds. ten
SIN, 6sadipg, 12A- 6alyey, &ssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

THERE Has BEEN ASOTHEE STUDENTS RIOT
III ST. petersburg. An order had been issued TO
transport 10 Siberia twenty-three students who
haG attempted TO hand a lemonStrance to the
tZarOWitch and who had not been tried \
committee was sent with petition TO the pal
ace OF the heir preSumptive to the crown
Whlle great number OF other students We're
waiting for the result in the adjoining streets
lhe police endeaToring to arrest the deputa-
non, signal was given by a whistle. when the
intended victims were trfumphantly rescued by
tEeif OW-SCudentS. soon, however they
were net by larger police patrol. which made
use OF us weapons, and then struggle ens;leG
IN hCll the crowd sided with the students
ti1eS were feafd such as, Down with the
hounds or despotisn.' - Down with the hanr
men,, The police being driven away, the peo.
PIE asked that the petition to the Czarowitch
Should De read aloud. Presently the leader of
the deputatien, OzarowSki, medical student.
took his place on box and began to read the
document. CoSsacks and gendarmes then an
SONS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Di.trict Government afsntr..

Yesterday Major Morgan issued a .a-e,va, or
al CO oit t.i 'y me loliIe precincts, that No
a. L.ocT of tie department shall, in the sfattrn-
ticn Rouse or elsewhere, while on dutN drink
az kiud oi Equor. or SnnoSe. or white IN uUi-
ioim. whetEer on duty or not. enter any drink
ing CT gan bling saloon. house of iil-fame or
other disIe?Utahe place for any purpose what
seer aISl' from The Stric' performance OF HIS
SuC;ai GCit. No liquor or any intoxicating
,. ut.hh si.aH. upon any p.eteNt, be introduced
sclan.' ~ - i@'
hrrolNINrSr or GRoCERs FOX ruE rooR.
iLt tN!NNlhg grocerS have been designated
~ Heaah OFFICER ICwnsheud 10 furnish fond Ia
.Lt eiCA t't upon orders from the pht slcians
10 NE ro'T; J T. Little & Co, corre;' IN ana +
Sietts :. e: Geo. T. HaSSett, rorue, ~ anl 4,
streets n ca r. F. White. la avenue. het ween
eth and in streets a. W: II. Z. Howard Sfh
ara / snoc'S n W; ! l.. Cox. +S0 I, stleets w.
town.
In his notification to the physicians Geslgna-
TED 10 s'd Ia this service. nr. TownShCid y; ate.
- rely upon N0ur Judgment to select nos nro-
peIlN entitled To this charity. and wCgii I'M
press upCn you the necessity uf exercising ih,
most Vigilant cafe in It's beStowal. lGU VIII ba
governed bN the same rules as In the furnishing
of mtdCiLCS and medical attendaucs AID con-
fne HCm self strictly 10 the destilU.r sick I'm
giving orders. The sum allowed Tor the object
Is small. aid unless the most riged cc0nmN is
enforced IL Will soon be exhausted. I think iJ
best. Therefore, 10 limit orders to tde sum OF
one dollar n time for each case" Blank or
deTs have been furnished and blanks tor weekly
returns comprising the order, bill ana receipt.
SKATING RlNkS SHOULD BE IICENSEp"
Mr. Riddle. attorney for the District. has rem
deled an opinion 10 the District Con. ,nis>l0ner
that skating Kinks should be licensed under the
first section or the act OF June 81. 1903. Webbs
digest. l3I. They are places OF public amase-
ment." where admission fees are charged at the
duor, and purely money making business. They
should pay $40 per week.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwise:-J. l.. Fitzgerald,
construct tive two-story brick dwellings W. be-
tween 18th and l4th SITS. NV: S4.cph. y "
morn, repair frame, lo05 26th 81. nv; $50. q.
simpson. repair brick 324 18th 81. NV: Sa5
Michael Moore. repair frame. 2lI0 I 81. NV;
Slte. John Mcnermott, construct a two-story
prick dwelling. ID. between 81 and 4. StS s.w:
81 ,GO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

NEW YORK., March 5.-president Thomas
Dickson, OF The Delaware and Hudson Canal
company, denies the ruth Of the report that he
has been written to by President G6wan. OF the
Philadelphia and Rea9ing Coal and Iron COM
pany. with regard to forming new combina-
ton TO raise prices Of coal Mr. Dickson sai
his company would sell $4,000 tons OF coal on
the 18th instant. and that this was done. not
because they had an over plus OF commodity ON
thelr hands. biIt for the reason that the com
pahy wanted 10 determine for themselves the
nNed prices Of coal 81 public auction sales. and
that this would not be- the first OF a srrie, OF
auction sales by his company An Official in
jhe PenEsy Nania coal conDany-S Office also de-
MED the truth of the reported comai1iti0p
among cCal companies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
The Teller Committee.
MEETING OF THE SUE COMMITTEES.


The subcommittee of Teller committee, con-
sisting OF senators Hoar, Kirkwood. Mcmillan.
Wallace and Garland, held a meeting yester-
day. Their business is to inquire into the Thur
man branch of the resolution under which the
committee are acting. including the subjects or
supervisors of elections and assessments for
Pontlcal purposes. AS the President has issued
his proclamation for an extra session OF Con-
greSS on the 18th inst, it was concluded that
tbe committee could not proceed TO business at
this time.
ON motion Of Senator Wallace, il was re-
solved that the attorney general be requested
10 furnish 10 the committee a detailed state
ment OF the numbsr OF deputy marshalS ap-
pointed under the federal statutes by the M ir-
shal OF the United States in reference to the
direction OF elections in the several states dur
ing the past year-where employed, the names
OF such deputies, how much paid To each
the length of time each OF such deputies was
employed, and the states and districts in which
they were employed.
The committee adjourned to meet on the 18th
of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

PASSION PLAY AT SAN FRANCISCo-The Pas
sion Play was begun at the Grand Opera House
in San Francisco, Monday evening. to run
through the lenten season. The press and pull
pit have opposed ii, and the board OF supervisors
passed TO printing a resolution forbiddlnp its
production, which, however cannot take effect
Iof a week from yesterday. The performance
MONDAY evening received respectful attention.
ana mere was nothing in it to shock the sense
or propIiety. 4 passion play was produced At
Ihe baltimore Museum about twenty wears AGO
out II was suppressed by the authorities after
one or two representations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
fEsle sssSise,:fs. fn;.saren.a

BAi !IAOkE, NatCn Tile ninety-Iifih nIe.lt-
ing oil tie Baltimore Annual Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church was begun al
Grace Church this morning: bishop Harris OF
New Crk- presiding. The only business TODAY
ailef organizing, was general preparation FOR
the work OF the session, which viii contjnne a
week or more. The present conference is OF
special local interest. as a general change OF the
thiee year paStorshipS, "a required by the dis
terence tolored Methodist Episcopal Church
also met here to-day al Centennial Church:
Blshop AneS presiding The regular commit
tees were appointed and ordinary business nro-
ceeded with f'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

NEW YORK Town ELECTIONS Town elections
TOOK place In New York yesterday. At CohoeS
anC Sunbufy the republicans were successful
the aldermen and ma joritl OF the supervisors.
At Utica the wOrkingmenS candidate for MAYOR
was chosen. the remainder OF the ticket demo-
cratic; At Port JerViS the contest was between
the saloon keepers and the temperance people
and was very exciting. The saloons were
thrown open to the friends Of the former. and
tie temperance union set uD a grand saloon
with f1ee tea and coffee. The result was a COM
plete victory for the temperance people Elmira
elected q 0Teenhack ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

A CURIOUS QUESTION is pending before the
missouri supreme court, as to whether IL Is an
attempt to bribe voters for candidates for Office
to oner to serve the public at less than the pre-
vail1ng salaries. At the last election In Gala
way county In that state there was an indepen-
dent party In the field, which nominated and
elected its 01icers On the platform that a col
lector should not be paid over 81, 500, nor the
probate Judge and county and circuit clerks
over 81 200. The regular b0urbons could not
stand having fees cut on more than half in this
fashion. and have brought acJton to oust the
successful candidates, on the ground that their
their election Illegal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

MORE TESTIMONY IN THE VANDERBILT CASE.
VIA. II Vanderbilt testified in the great vii
case al New York. yesterday. that be had en-
;erCd into no conspiracy 10 influence the late
commodore Wander bit b. sp,rituali5tlc mes
sages, ard that he had never spoken 10 his
ia,Ref 5 second Wl1e except on El-tt.to his
fathers EOuse. or with having exchanged ten
words with her before She was married Mrs
Berger. contestant. then withdrew all charges
or undue influence by the widow. The case
was then submitted without argument. ard
only awaits The surrOgates decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE ON THE DEBT QUESTION
Ihe Virginia Legislature met i'm extra session
yesterday. The Governor sent in a brief mes
sage referring TO the important legislation nee
essary to be enacted to promote the peace and
prosperity OF the State. The House adjourned
after brief session. In the Senate, however
the debt question WAS taken up, the bill passed
read twice under suspension OF the rules. and
decision reached to vote on its engrossment
and third reading to-day at O'Clock. The
readlusters VIII endeavor to amend it. but it
is believed the Senate will pass it In its present
shane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
TelegramS to The Star.
RUSSIA IN ROUMELIA.
NEW FRENCH CABINET MINISTER
yICEROY OF INDIA FEARS no FAMINE.
NO NEW COAL COMBINATION.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
syRHIrStiQHS for :I R0vni VVe.fhi,,o

SfeFarstiouS FOR a Royal Wedding.
LONDON, March 5.-The crown prince OF GER
many Will arrive ip England to-day en- route 10
windsor Castle, TO attend the wedding of Louisa
Margaret or Prussia, daughter OF Prince and
driEeess 1T lr Friedrich carl, which viii take place
on Thursday. the 18th OF March. at st. Georges
chapel. Windsor Castle. in the presence OF the
queen. members OF the ROYAL family and the
royal guests. Princess Louisa Margaret, ac-
companled by Prince Princess Friedrich Carl
and suites, will arrive I'm England on Tuesday
next.
No Famine i'm the Puntaub.
LONDON, March 5.-The following telegram
mas been Teceiyed from Lord Lytton vfceroy of
inola:-The lieutenant governor has lust visi--
eu great part OF the punJaub. lie reports that
eheTe Is no present apprehension OF famine. The
present situation of the autumn harvest is fair
Winter rains were very scanty, and the snring
crop prospects are thereby aiTected DnrtnS
IL 1ne past fortnight rain fell in some parts and
VII, VII 10 good but is still withheld in the Delhi
terIloiX and in the central and western nun
,auo. Pl1ceS are dear throughout the puniauh
@ ram Id the upper districts win stiu do good as
me nafVeSt there Is late. Famine is not apore-
hended, bus scarcity Will probably be felt in
Agra and the adjoining districts
RUSSIAN Actions and E'rOfession~.
fHlLiffcPOilS. March Prince Dondoukon
h2TSakoH Is expected here On THURSDAY. and
VIII assume command Of the Russian forces in
Eastern ROumeiia. The Russian authorities
nave gwen renewed assurances OF their fntea-
lin. vi "''-
Russian Movements in I.oumel,a.
LONDON, March THE Times Vienna dis
patcn SAYS the report that orders have been
sent 10 Gen. Tchernaien to return TO Russia
are not wei founded. for he is still at Pbilinno
lis, ana the impression is that he is likely 10 re-
mann tneIe. The explanation given is thar he
mas peen olered the presidency or the gymnaS-
NC clubS IN RCumela. established BY the Rus.
SLAMS with view OF training the Bulgarian
youths for military service They are now
spread all over the country. and form the net
work or organized agitation. The reported re
ported about extensive armamentS in RollTneIia
may pe much exaggerated, but it is beyond
doubt that he training given in these gvmnaS-
nc CLUBS looks far more like drilling than athle-
tic sports.
Wine EN oiosiou.
LONDON. March An explosion has occurred
IN he deep drop pit near Wakefield at which
!? persons were killed.
Political Changes ian Franco.
PARIS. March 5.-The amnesty bill has been
officially promulgated. The appointments OF
VI. Lepere, as minister of the Inferior and NJ
AndrieuX. as prefect OF the police, have been
gazetted. The cabinet viii decide to-day upon
NJ. Lepefes successor in the ministry OF co,r-
merce. The choice lies between NJ Jirard and
senator Magrin. BOlh are S.ee traders
10 Succeed VI. Leserc.
Mr.. Pierre Emmanuel Jirard has been Al
pointed minister OF commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

OF Connecticut. yesterday nominated VIM Fax
Oh, OF Hartford. as bank commissioner for three
years, and Prof. Walker. OF Yale COLLEGE as
railroad commissioner. Mr.. FaAons nomina-
tion was confirmed by the Senate and that OF
Prof. Walker tabled ~ %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
Anxiety Among Fishermen. Fami.
lies.

GLoJ ESTER. MASS, March 5.-F0urtecn YES
HGlS OF Tue nShing 1leet which was exposed 10
nne teiIlpie gaze OF February goth. are Vet TO
arrive Five have been absent upwards of four
weeks All are well proyisioned and NAV have
Deen blown OFF or are waiting to get a trim
Much anxiety exists in this community con
cerning thpir safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
More n. Y.To.vn Elections.

HUDSON, n. y, March 5.-Town elections In
columbia county were held YESTERDAY. and re-
suited In the election OF 10 democrats and
iepupilcans. democratic gain of three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
Fire al NiII.

NiLkESBARRE, Pa, March 5.-The GAYLORD
coal C9 breaker at Plymouth, operated by MessrS,
aterllan Co., was totally DESTROYED by lire
$29.O Gee -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

school. ROW IN INDIANA.-In an effort to re-
move James Kennedy, public school teacher
between the teacher and his friends and the
trustees. A man named Numson was knocked
down with club by a woman, and Several
c0mpliShed. ~' W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
TO he Hung.

CONCORD, y. H., March 5.-(iOY. Prescott has
reused 10 commute the sentence OF J. g..
flnkham. the New Durham murderer. aDpli-
cation Tor Which was made on the ground OF his
!ffeSponSbllitN- Pinkham Vas sentenced 10 be
hung March 18th. 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

SUITS AGAINST ARCHBISHOP PURCRLL,-Eipht
more suits were granted against Archbishop
$4,000. There was much excitement last ni0tf
BEFORE the ArchbishOp's residence among clam
orous creditors, many OF whom forced their way
ing occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
A Closed Bank.

louisville, PA, March 5.-At a meeting of
the directors OF the First National bank OF
IIeihoht, Whlch has gone into liquidation, IL
was decided to close the institution after to-
day. The depositorS arg now being paid in fun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
Removal OF Insurance Superinteud-
enf smith Hecomnsel,ded

ALEaNY \: Y, March 5.-A specIaI message
Was received IN the senate this morning from
me governor, recommending the removal OF
John F. Smith, OF the Insurance department.
Accompanying the message are the charges OF
wrong DONG on the part OF the superintendent.
mace by Lamon Thomson, OF Albany. tn,
charges are now being read
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
A Will for Eour noII,r

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. March 5.-T'he Nine set
Woolen mill in Glendale. Burrillvilie was sold
at auction Yesterday for 81, and encumbrances
amounting to $40, 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

1NsoLvBNT BANK TAXEskNo TO BE REFUNDED
The internal revenue bill provides that taxes
On national banks which have gone into invol-
untary bankruptcy, which are due at the date
Of the insolvency Of the bank shall be re-
this law the tax collected by the Treasurer from
1DsOlvent banks during the last year will have
TO De refunded. Seeretafy Sherman holds that
sucn Is not lhe case There will be no refund
banks, 'i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

THE NEW DIRECTOR OF THE MINr-Hon ro-
ratlo Z. burchafd, OF llHnois, to-day took the
oath of Office entered on his duties as Al
rector OF the mint. Mr. Burchard s recor, in
ed With his new duties ! ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

PARDoNRD. The President has pardoned
FRANK Douglas, convicted OF petit larceny, iec-
ono onence, In October, 1871, aud sentenced 70
me Nary land penilenttNy TOR Two years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

FIRES.-About lao O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon an alarm OF IRE was turned In from box
-, caused by lire being discovered in the feed
store or Mr.. Richard ". Mann. The nay caught
tire from the stove. Damage $780, which is fully
covered by Insurance. The flames extended m
the cigar store next door, kept by Kate Barnes
which was damaged 10 the extent OF S2a.
Last night about lo O'Clock, fire broke out
in L. AtZel'S bOOU ana shoe store No 3fs Penn
syRdnia avenue NV. An alarm was turned I'm
from box i3. The fre was quickly Subdued when
the engines arrived. The damage to Mr.. AtZel's
stock is estimated at $500 covered by an insur-
ance or S2,oc0. The damage TO the building
which Is owned by Mr.. VI. u. Emery, amounts
10 about 5000. The fire originated In the vicin-
lily OF The stove. ia the rear OF the store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
r y o L L q E.


xoE,CT M4saIYsT2S S!Ty; Q q February Il 1872
mlttee Of Senators appointed to RECEIVE and examine
claims of citizens OF the United States a9ainst the
property, will meet at the Committee Room OF For
WEDNESDAY. March 10 iS.g to proceed as d.
Tected y toe resolution raising the committee All
eomnunleatOns should he sd1res-ed to .'Sznste
Commlttee On NlcarssUan Claims, senate Cham
Der, VA hinEton, ID. o. H. HAALiN,
feb192aw3w Chairman OF Committee
THE SEASIDE ,IsRARY COMPLETE
t-E ct R0BERTs' B9OKoTURE, 1910 1th sI
above New York avenue mIcl-6t
f hOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
tSS stockholdeTs Of the NATIONAL LIFE y
America. will be held At he Office 2f the Company.
s9IneT e Of 9TH and D SIS n W. or TUESDAY. March
sIeciinE Directors OF the C5pany for The ensuing
yesE and for the Il TR 81 9!hfT ogns STfsrv
-. PURE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER
t-s OIL, ST DHEW'S Dcux Store, corner 9th
street and Pernsy 'aIlla avenue oO cents bottle-
eo HAVING BOUGHT THE PATENTS FOR
SS Dr. Colbouns Porous Eyaporator, we recon
ntnd II the Lest possible way Of nOistening the
cole 1t is attached tC The eslster and renders the
sir moist and suunsT-.ike. If yOu wish to avoid
headsche. csiaTrh and sore throat, use them
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
sI7 9rH STREET, NEAR THE AVENUE.
lor Crates Furnaces, Ranges and LatrO5e Stoves.
Plumbing, Tin Roofiu-r and Jobbirs Work decl7
IT. MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS on drsuyht all
the gear.
Blue Lick, Bedford and Bethesda Waters ny the
gallon octiltr
asSce- THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
SE PASY. corner 18th -. and New Yorz ave,
takes Government and other Bonds for safe Keep
Ing, at 81 ger 81 Geo t5r year
hGHGSs9s5c95t:-W5 Nj STiCkSEY, President GEO.
". RIGGS. Vice -Pres't-; g P SNYDER. Sec'y.; A.
/. STURTEVANT, Treas; HENRY A. WILLARD,
John OASSELS, THOS. EVANS Jane eoSin
sS- FOR COUGHS. COLDS. BRONCHITIS,
BE &c, use The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
kEAIISG'S
COUGH
LOZESGES
Tested for SO gears Relief speedy and certain
RCid by ali druggists Price so cents.
l. foUGERA CO, AGENTS,
oc.30-yf gm Kew Tork.
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THE EXODUS FROM WASHINGTON. Since the
adjournment yesterday the depots are the most
busy places, and the exodus is almost unprece-
0ented, each train, particularly the through
trains, being fun and the sleeping berths all
taken up for some hours ahead It is probable
that each or the main lines westward Will run
out more sleepers tonight than ever before.
BY noon to-day the berths in over twenty Sleep
efS had all been taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

IRkAsuRER 'lLFILLAN has sent the following
note to the cashiers of National hanks. gro
avoid the delay In the redemption of called
bonds. OF which large amount will mature In
April and May next, you are informed that the
depai tment VIII receive at once any called
bonds you may be pleased to transmit and viii
apply the proceeds to the payment of any sub
scription made by you at. or subsequent to, the
Date OF the call in which the bonds are en-
braced, interest to be allowed to the maturity
Of the bonds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

PENSION ATTORNEYS REsTORED TO PRACTICE
CIon the recommendation Of the Commissioner
OF Pensions, the Secretary OF the Interior has
revoked his order suspending the following
named claim agents from practice before the
Pension Office, the evidence showing them to
nave been guiltleSS OF participation In the Dim
mick scheme TO obtain money from pensioners
VIZ: Mcneil d BiIci, L. III. BurSley, r. W. Wal
ker. These attorneys signed the statement
ceItTyfng 10 DnmickS inStrumentality in Sc
cuIlBS the passage or the arrears bill, but were
Lot Foiyed In the plan OF dividing the money
received as contributions. 1t is probable that
the connection with the affair OF others wlo
signed the circular VIII, as the Investigation
proceeds, be found TO so no further than in
tfeSe cases.