Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-10
Post Ofeice Departmcnt Chnnges.


The following appointments. promotions andtrans-
fers have been made in the Post Office department:
L. Anderson, District OF Columbia, to be engineer of
the new money order building at 81 0G0 per annum,
and Henry Ricket, District of Columbia, to be
fireman at $720 per annum; d. L. Allison. Connec-
ticut: G. w. jackson, Indiana, and w. R. Gill,
Miss Annie Eckhard. Pennsylvania; Mrs Marie
Genesi, New York; Mrs. Pauline Gordon, Virginia;
South 01!a carona and r julia MSs H.
Miss Jennie W. Irwin Indiana; Miss Clara
New YORK; Miss A: W. Sabine. Maine; Mrs.
ln,l Helen No sayles, Msssspp from temporary
promoted to s72O; Miss Allie G. Jones, Ohio, to
s. COO; n F. Miller, Iowa, to $1,000; NJ. p. Smell,
District M OF Columbia, to sl,ooo; D, Hester, Dis
West Virginia, to 81 9oo Mrs. Bridene Laurie Dis,
MIS- NJ M Mnshsae oe
man. New York. and r. B. Brown, Illinois, trans
ferred from temporary roll to LOCO class; c. Fl.
Gibson, Tennessee, watchman, s72O; s. A. Gorgas,
Indiana, !, dian promoted from watchman to clerk at
s660 Also, the following promotions in the money
order office: C. B. Lang, Massachusetts, to fourth
Mccracken, Iowa. to second class; @ E. I'm p Mailoy. y
Wisconsin, to third class: K. K Kennedy, Tennes-
see, to second class; F. W. Edmunds, New York,
bue, Tennessee. to 1000; j. w. Hayward South
Carolina, to $500.
THE SOUTHERN DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS ses-
s;OES of the Southern Dental Association in BaIti-
more YESTERDAY were devoted to clinics in opera
tive and mechanical dentistry and to the delivery
OF clinical lectures AT night business meeting
was held aud the consideration OF the constit,i-
ton was again taken up. 1t was decided to divide
the territory of the association into four districts
as follows: No Maryland Delaware, District
C-SOuth
bama, Mississippi, and Florida; No. 3-Louisiana,
y, IexaS, Arkansas New Mexico, Arizona, and In
dian Territory; No. 4-Kentucky, Tennessee and
Missouri. DR.. Hunt, OF this city, submitted a re-
port as chairman OF the committee the revision
OF the roll OF membership, which stated that a
large number had not responded to circular
sent out as to whether they intended to
! remain as members Of the association. In dis
On dental education, Dr. j. B. Hodgkin argued that
1t was not necessary for man to know all about
the 1ntrlcaeies OF the medical profession or to
KNOW all about the human system to become a
good dentist. There was, he said, too many de-
partments now about medical college, and he
did not believe In putting another sucking there
without nipple.
Hawkins and Hannah Harris, three cOlored wo-
men, were charged by Policeman Cole, in the
Police Court to-day, with trespass in making
and were committed in default Of the fne ~'''
Egyptian War Notes.
At public banquet in London last night Mr.
Gladstone explained the policy Of the govern
ment with respect to Egyptian affairs, and de-
clared that England was acting in the interests OF
civilization and the good OF Egypt The Secretary
OF War said that English troops would be landed
rapidly at the scene Of conflict commencing with
to-day. Prince Bismarck's newspaper organ ex-
presses sentiments very friendly toward England.
The Sultan had an amicable interview with Lord
Du1erin yesterday. The Queen, the Prince OF
Wales and other members OF the royal family saw
Q detachment OF troops of yesterday. Gen
have safely dria
Skirmishing goes on at the outposts. The En-
perors OF Germany and Austria met yesterday at
Ischl, town OF upper Austria An trade has
proclaiming OF Arabi Pasha a rebel and the land
Ing OF Turkish troops in Egypt Stone Pasha
expresses great Indignation at the conduct OF N.
de Lesseps, who refused to furnish him launch to
convey him from Ismaflia to Port Said.