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ENCurSiOuS.

The National Rifle Cadets, a Junior mill
ttry company, their first excursion 10 Mar
shall Hall on Tuesday evening next with great
ergY, for which the elder company is famous.) They
have withna few months recruited ana uniformed
about sixty boys, and the proceeds OF she trip on
Tuesday they intend to apply To the liquidation of
small debt on their uniforms. The affair Is under
the management of the executive committee Of the
National Rifles, which insurcs pleasant time To
those attending. Give tine boys boom
What promises to be Of the very bcs; Of family
excursions Is that announced to-day In adveIts-
Ing columns 10y the Parish Guild Of the Church Of the
Incarnation. The steamer KcypOrt one Of the best
and safest on the river has been chartered, aud Will
leave for GymOnt ON Wednesday next, AT 4. NJ.
and $3.50 L. NJ, returning home at 1890 i. NJ. The
affair Is I'm charge Of capable committee, one that Is
FOR all. II our readers wish with their families to
enjoy good day holiday they can do nothing bet
ter than by ayaing themselves OF this chance. They
never will regret It, our word for It,
Al y meeting of the Capital Pleasure Club. last
Tuesday evening, the following officers elected
for the ensuing year: II. j. LaublCh, President; T.
j. killigou, Vice President; NJ. j. Dwyer. Secre-
taTy, and ". j. CTcmelien, Treasurer. The club
instant.
We are glad to announce the fact that Helphenatine
and Free VIII give another excursion to Iuray Caves
early In August next. Let the railroad company fur
nish them With engine OF sufficient capacity TO
carry the train to and from the In good
Attention Is called To the advertisement I'm another
column Of the excursion Of the Memorial Christian
Church tomorrow afternoon TO Mount Vernon. The
object of the excursion IS worthy that of rails
ing funds to help build the church, the
stone Of which was laid last Sunday. The committee
having the control Of the affair pledge themselves t.
make the trip one of the finest that took place
river good crowd Will be In attendance surely
The National Rifles will give their frst excursion
of this season on Tuesday evening" the 18th Instant
the steamer CorcUran, to Marshall Hall, which vii
be In every respect select and pleasant this pCp-
lar organization usually guarantees to It's friends
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A summer Resort Par Excellence.

Washington, proud in its public build
inEs, Its splendid parks, and saubrlOus atmosphere
can Justly lay claim to be one among the few cities
bearable during the summer months, and which pro-
yldcs anu5ementg for its citizens during the heated
term. Among these places stands prominent the
pleasant summer garden and open-alT theatre Of Mr.
George W. Driver, which has been crowded every
evening since its opening by the very best people Of
our city, Notwithstanding the cool weather which has
Philcon, the great illusiOnst, and Mile PhilcOn, In
her aerial suspension act created profound seugatOn
last week, aud have been recngaged has also Miss
Delaro the accomplished soprano from the COmcy
and Barton Opera Company. The rest NJ the pro-
gramme Is made mp Of vocal and Instrumental music
and refined Specialize, which canuot fail to please
the multltudes that win noc 10 this temple Of pleas
mrn hmilnr lie Mrek.
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PHILADELPHIA, July S.-Wilhelm X
ARnY,ARnrnnncc.

New York, June S.--Nathan Osborn, aged
fourteen, ran away from the East GTeennlc Acad
envy, at New London, In April and was not heard OF
until to-day, when ha was found wandering IN Sluy-
yeaAut rank, ragged, baiofOuled, aud brOn1ed, He
was taken 10 police headquarters aud his mother lele
gTaphed at Chelsea Mass. llG stated mat he had
been West as far rs Missouri TO shoot indiana, but
was tired Of being independent
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WhN IhIngs go I'D.

If you will multiply 100000 and 1000
by -, you have the result s75, OOO i25, 600. SO the
grand capitals Of the Louisiana State Lottery have
gone along with the increase OF cost of whole tickets
for the monthly drawings which has gone from g. to
a. apiece. A single dollar sent 10 n. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans La, VIII have the same chance as be-
fore of getting il5 600. Two dollars sent may bring
you $50, O0O but O. sent may bring you :76 COO One
for the change the fact that the managers
could supply the demand, TO the VeNaton Of It's
regular patrons, For further Information, write to
NJ. A. Dauphln, New orleans, La, and he sure 10
do pD before July If
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V7HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THETRuNK LINE TO THE WEST ANDsouTH-


Schedule in effect MAY II, 1889.
I. 10 A, NJ - NEW ORLEANS MAIL Daily.
Making close connections to all points South
and Southwest, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, Via Danyille to Atlanta, and
Atlanta TO New orleans. Also, from Washington
10 New Orleans, via Lynchburg md Bristol.
s:20 A. M.-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE, daily, via
Charlottesville Huntington, and Lexington, to
Cincinnati, Louisville, and all Southwestern
points making direct connections aud with solid
train and Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to
Louisville.
AGO +. M.-WARRENTON ACCOMMODATIONS
Daily, except Sunday, Tor Warrenton aud inter-
mediate stations. Returning, arrives In Wash
ington at IO:30 A. NJ.
1875 l.. M.-SOUTnERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
Daily, to all points South, Southeast, and South
west, via Danyie aud Charlotte, with Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Washington 10 Charleston, and
Washington 10 white sulphur Springs.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7lO A. NJ.
iiain daily except Sunday. For WarTenton. take
7Io 4. NJ. train daily, and i:2o +. NJ. daily ex-
cept Sunday
For tickets and all Information inquire at COM
pany's ONCE, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue, at Union
Depot.
N. MACDANIEIi, Agent,
A. POPE, Gen. Pass. Act.
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Mer HrIgIli HniIe.

A gentleman admircs q charming woman
over whose heads the swaIms o. seventeen year To-
Gusts have passed at lOast thrice.
''But / say, 30 says one of his friends - thes
very charming, ! KNOW, stl you must adult that
she ~ wIlnkled. %
''WIinked a. echoes tlg chiyaTous lover. ''NO,
sIrl There may DO the indeDle impression Of a
smile upon her face here aud there, but that IS an.
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glmN Mics HIcscIe nnce.

BALTIMORE, July S,-A fifty miles bicycle
Iace run around the Lake At Druid i'm PaiR TO.
day. Charles II, jenkins, OF Louisville, KY, was
the winner IN hours, 10 minutes, and 3I1i seconds.
SIX started, but Two withdrew after going fifteen
miles, and another before the race WAC ended. An
except Tho winner were BaltlmUrcaua.
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NJ MANUNNIFII, ABenI
A. POPE, Gen. Pass. Act
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, MEsI, AND SOUTHWEST
SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT JUNE s. 1857
Trains leave Washington, from station, ror, ~ Sat-
aud streets, as follows
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited ES-
press of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars al
9;SOa. m. daily; Fast Line, $3.50 a. m, daily,
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincln-
NATL Western Express, 7;aO p. m, daily, with
Palace Cars To PlttsbuIg; Mali Express, 0. so p.
Al 4IlIE iHT K' H S9S IGe wGs
For Canandagua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara, at
700 q. M, daily, except Sunday, with raror
Car from Harrisburg; $3.50 y. m. daily, except
Saturday, With Palace Cars 10 Canaudaigua
FOR WnuamhpoIt Lock layenr aud Elmila. at % 80 a.
For New YORK and the rasts. lO.soa m, I.ao, AGO,
e:a0,and 1920 IN, ON Sunday, l-2o' $50, ami
Limited Express Of Pullman failor cars $40 y. m,
daily except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey city with boats Of ''Brooklyn Amer, -
anoTding direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid,
ing double ferIlage across New York city.
For philadelphia, 3, 10, o. M oy4i2O, 900,
and io:2Op.m. ON Sunday, 1870, $780, and 1890
Limited express $3.50 a. m, daily, except SUNDAY
1880 A!2O, 4;iO, 600 1880, $3.50, and 10. 20 H. m,
ON sunday, $500 and $50 am, 4:2O, G;2O, 1880,
For Popes Greek Line, 6.i0 a. M, aud 43iO y, NJ.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis G.4Oa. m, and ii4O p. m, daily, except
ALEXXSDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, $780, 700, p:2U, ll:U0, ll:25 q.
1870, boO, 0;2O, $500, aud lli3OP. m. onsunday
$50 $3.50, 1890 and HE'S a. M, and $500 y. IN.
For Richmond and the South, 6:3Oaud l;26a m. daily
and $500 p. m, daily except Sunday.
Trains leave AlexandTlafor Washington, 7:2O, $40,
and 10 q. M, 1910, 81 S, 7, aud $3.50 y. NJ, aud
~ midnight ON Sunday ut 7s2O, Si5, and 30
q. M, and and o, 20 p, m.
Tickets and Information at tho Office northeast
corner Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and at the station, where orders can We left for
the checking OF baggage TO destination IRON hotels
aud Residences.
: FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
j. II, WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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Hasn Hnll.

NJ Fhlladelpl4-C Cincinnati, a. Athletic, IS. Nos
ton, %; Philadelphia, 2.
~ Springfield, Mass. Worcester, o; Ioyokcl, !.
AZ LouiVillc-Eclipse, 81; ST. Louis, %.
AZ New NurE-frOyidonce, 8; Metropolitan, 4,
At Chicago ChicaEosi 80 Troy o,
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TrIcycIea yersua BIcyoIea.

The rail .NdN GdseuG says that the more
sooable and less dangcrou tricycle. H. fast gaining In
popularity upon the more rapid BICYCLES A set tho
iicycle only numbers IT'S hundreds where rs elder
Yal counts It's thousands, but before long the pro-
portion may bo reversed, Tho recent meet Of four
hundred trlcycllsts AZ Barnes has given great slim
illus 10 the demand for three whoelers Tie khe-
dive who Is said 10 console himself Ia the midst Of
his difficulties at Carlo by trcycllng, has ordered
two new machines from an English arm. Tie extent
20 which the tricycle. Is being used by lades may pos
slly lead to tho gradual introduction OF the much
talked OF but seldom seen duplex garment which
figures No largely iu tho dress Of tho future, For l-
cycling It ought 10 be quite as much matter of course
as the Ildug habit T. FOR riding
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People who cannot spend the season of
winds aud cold rains la sunny Florida should keep
remedy for cold ana coughs and VIII relieve sufferers
at once,
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CAFEFAT FWFTE, N7D.NON.
100, 900 Tickets M EiyS Dollars Each
Fractions, ia Einha. la proportion.

1867 Prizes, amounting too. 1926 500
Application for rates 10 clubs should be made only
to the ONCE Of the Company In New orleans.
Fer further Information, write clearly, giving fun
address. Send orders by Express. Registered Letter.
or Money order, addressed only to
M. a. DAUFHIk.
New Orleans, la.
N. B.-Orlcis addressed TO New Orleans will re-
Ceive nIOmnt attention. ieIs. A.
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DRoPosALs FOR DECORATIVE PAINT
n ING.
OFFICE or BUILDING ron STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS

" Az MD NAVY TItINNIMtNIh
WAsuiHGrON, ID. O., Juue "a, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS for Doslgus for the Deco
Iaye Painting OF walls ceilings, and Iron finish OF
six rooms, lago and small IN tho North Wing Of the
Building for STATE War aud navy Departments, In
this city VIII be received at this oee until ~ NJ
July ~, 1882, aud opened immediately thereafter In
presence Of bidders.
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders, and
blank forms Of proposals VIII be furnished 70 regu
lar decorative artists on application TO this Oillce,
THOs. LINCOLN CASEY,
je95-2H Lieut. Col, Corps Of Engineers
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LATEST NOTES ABOUT FASHIONS.

Jon PRINTING At low rates by Byron 5.
Adams, printer lie Droit Building,
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AeENTs can now grasp a fortune, Outfit
worth SiO sent free. Foruparticuars address L. g.
Ride0ut Co, 10 Barclay street, New York.
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THE Shedd Excelsior Turco-Russian Baths
the perfection Of luxury and conducive to health,
open sundays tn 1 T.. Nj.
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The sale OF fine dress goods silks, laces,
cdgiugs, hosiery silk parasos and other seasonable
goods together with the fixtures and show. cases, win
I've concluded Monday, July TO- commencing at 10
O'Clock, at store No. IA seventh street, near II
street northwest
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BARGAINS BARGAINS Closing sale of
aces, Swiss and Nalnsook emOroideries this coming
week ut Mrs. Max Weys, agent, ~ Seventh street.
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Totals

In the American Association the Gin
Cinnatis have now aCOmmandng lead. Their play
Ing during the last month has been exceptionally
good The Baltlmoes made aspurt last week, winning
two contests from the Pittsburgs Since the addition
Of Brown and others to the team the Of the nine
are playing with more confidence The games Of
yesterday not included In the following table, for
which we are Indebted 10 Mr.. Michael ScaulCn:
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National Rides Annual Match on the
Fourth.

The National Rifles military rifle match
FOR the annual badges OF the company was shot At
Bennng's on the Fourth Of July, and finished In
u psting raln Most Of the contestants went out on
the o clock morning train, and TO pass away the
time until the others would arrive they entered aud
shot n subscription match, IN which Mr.. Lauiilzen
took hrst Prize Of 20 In seven shOtg and
Mr.. Sample took second ON 70. The wind was very
strong and ntfu and IN consequence the scores were
Knocked down somewhat. At 10 O'Clock the shooting
began In the company annual badge match, which
was nye shots per man. The following are the win
ming and tying scores:
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The record of the clubs in the Depart
mental League. with the games thrown out Of the
dIgba n1od tcams is ns follows:
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MIR. Pollard was awarded the ffst prize, u marks
man gold badge, TO be worn hY hin until the neat
Fourth OF July Lieut.. oyster had won ana worn
this badge tile last two years, but ala not arrive In
time TO contest In this match. Messrs Laurillen aud
Barnes, having perfect tlo for the second pr2e,
marksman' % silver badge one shot each WAS given
them 10 decide the matter Mr., Lautit2en making
nye and MIR. barnes four, when IalTillen was do
claTed the winner. Mr.. Dale won the leather medal
q score Of ton out the possible twenty i've MT.
YendIg won tho " Addison - gold badge IN d score
Of twelve out at The possible twenty hYe. lhis badge
was presented Sergeant Addison 20 ho WON IN tic
annual match by tie contestant making the host score
who had made over twenty ave IN seven shot
match. The rain AZ the conclusion was pouring
down Ia torrents, which had the effect NJ frustrating
the various other matches arranged for tho day at
BennngG
Thursdays military subscription match
at Benning's Of the days that crack ride
men got well ON 10 the bull's eye, Tho finest scores
ever made IN Washington was the RESULT as viii he
seen hy the following in scores 600 yards Off hand
military Tlta % "A pOssihU
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LOCAL MENTION.

WE yesterday dropped into palton's, sos
peuusyivana avenue, and were surprised TO see The
extent OF stock that rs carried vt this desetvcdly
popular shoe emporium, the shelves drawers,
and even the floor being taxed 60 the
utmost to make place Tot the goods de-
mandcd by the people, Ana even while We were
taking new Invoices wcrc being unloadcd ana un.
hacked. Nj. Dalton said! 80 There n hundred
different Styles and 10 meet the demands made on us
we must keep our stock well UP. We have had
great gentltmen's w-quattor goods TINS sea-
son, and have handy been able to supply the demand
We arc, however now al right, as these goods You
SEQ opening arc oil Of that class. We havo ihcm m
every material and In all shapes and sizes" The
popularity Of this establishment has heon attained
Ivy keeping only the goods Of the hest makers and
selling them nj moderate prices u you want any
thing In tho shoe limo, we would advise you to go to
NauOn's
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KINes PALACE offers this week the great
cat bargains Of this season Having bought the en-.
tire stock Of black and CoUtCd French chips NJ ut
Che largest manufacturers, they viii he enabled to
offer on Monday, July ~, one hundred and twenty
Eve dozen black and Uulored French chips ut so cents
sold formerly at 81 80. Also Leghom and pprcupinc
in desirable shapes at 25 80, aud ~ cents This Is
OF the chances that may not occur again IN years
No lady ought tn miss this opportunity. In addition
there will he offered some excellent ulumes IN black
white, cream, and other colors Also, from auction
new Invoice OF ribbons and luces, The pattern hats
and Donncts will be sold ut any price TO make 20 ON.
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Tho record up % yesterday in the League
arena does not materially differ from that Of last
week, with the exception that the CbiCagus have
n slight advantage over Providence for second place
The struggle this season has been tue closest one that
the League has seen. every club with the exception
the Worcester being close enough make 1t pos
siblc FOR them to become winners at the end Of the
The successor the team Of Worcester has
had the effect VI making the directors of the club feel
blue, aud the prospects, that they viii diEband.
II they do tho MetropOlitaus win take their place.
under the name OF New York. The record ia as fol-
I,t1c
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NEW YORK, July s.--Joe Acton, the Eng
fish champion wrestler, aud Edwin Bibby, the catch
as. can wrestler of America to-day signed aTti-
Ces OF agreement 10 wTestle at catch weights, catch
as can for $500 side and the championship
of the world The match ls 10 come on In THIS
city ON Monday, August 2. The Iiyal champions
have wrostled eight times IN England and Acton has
been successful IN nyo Of the contests,
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Mr.. Isaac A. Miller, proprietor of the
Clinton House, Mt the OF Seventh and streets
arrested last evening by Oflcer Rockwell the
charge of grand larceny. II appears that for some
time Mr. Clinton had for his guesa Mrs. MOrency who
finding herself unable TO pay her board, left her
trunks in his possession TO her Indebtedness to
him. Yesterday she demanded the return of her
goods without producing any money to pay for
her back board, Upon being refused she had Mir
clinton arrested upon the charge stated above. MIR.
Clinton carried to the Fifth Precinct, where bail
for his appearance was Immediately taken.
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WILIIAMgrOwH, MASS, July

WuIIAMsrOwE, MASS, July s.-The body
of an unknown found In the river last night,
and ON examination the discovery was made that he
had been murdered ana thrown into the river There
was bullet hole behind the left ear and another
the right ear. lie had deep cut on the top Of tue
head and another over the eyes, ono of his wrists was
violence II IL thought that the deceased was John
WEIGH, OF SoIth Adams.
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The friends of Col. O. ii. Irish and the
employees of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
gratied to know that the report of the Secretary
OF the Treasury In the Doyle counterfeit bond
completely cNOnefates them from the charges that have
been made against them. The fact has been revealed
that during the Investigation an attempt made to
gain the consent of Col Irish TO assist in connecting
several Of the employees of the bureau with the alleged
conspiracy, hut that gentleman replied that he had
implicit faith in the honesty AMI integrity NJ those
/, whom he w
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JHited Suites BcncroIom Eiote,nity--A
council Of this and prosperous Order win be in
Etituetl IN this city during the week, which VIII
brace among Its membership number OF prominent
merchants and Department officials. The supreme
secretary, Lewis N Hirsberg, has been In the city
FOR several days past securing material for the council
aud Dr. u. T.. WOlhamptrr has neatly completed the
examination OF tho chatter members. The U. $. Il.
4. was Instituted in Baltimore, where It's helduulr-
teig are carly In 1851, and 1t has already been
ingrafted in fourteen States. II pays benefit
death Of from ST. 900 TO s. O0o aud Is said tn present
several very desirable new features.
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Bosroy, July S.--Iohn Gilbert is decidedly
more comfortable to-nIght, aud his physician stated
that he was out of danger
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J. o. o. p. Personals. family of Bro.
s. y FnnnCc, L. q. NJ. have gone to MassaChu-
sets for the summer. 9..Brothcr Daniel w Edgerv,
y. g.. Of Wc0dhino Lodge No. H. Pennington, N.
IL. visited Central Lodge No. Friday evening last
and entertained the Lodge with a brief address.
From letters received from pr. John T.. Mason &.
VI. and q. r., Vt u ascertaned that his health VIII
not permit him to be present ut the approaching
sinns of the Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment
to surrender his trusts to his successors to be then
elected.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-25
EDITORIAL SMALL SHOT.

THE lack of manliness and independence
among public men whose positions should en-
able them to be independent, is well illustrated
in the case Of Senator Coke. He is stumplng
the state in favor of the democratic ticket, anu
vet be never utters word about Judge Ire
land. the standard bearer Of the party.
IrIsa foolish thing for Hancock, and bis
little coterie of politicians, TO attempt to make
the wool growers appear Insignificant and un'
worthy Of notice.
HANCOCK is the man who is to blame for
the bad blood over the wool question. Mr..
II. started the assertion that the wool growers
who have publicly opposed him were either
republicans or aliens, or wool buyers; and
Gen. McLeary and other supporters OF Han
cock have ielt it necessary to back up asa-
cocks ISLANDERS.
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posrNAsrEl APPOINTED.

Washington, October o4.-Hiram L; Grant
has been appointed postmaster at Goldsbor-
ough, N. c., to succeed John X. Smith, re-
signed,