Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Losses by Indian Warfare.

Gen. Sherman has submitted to the Secretary Of
War the report OF a board OF which Major j. s.
Witcher, OF the pay department was president.
appointed to investigate as TO the number OF
the recent Indian outbreak In Arizona.
The total killed were AZ persons as follows:
Bard, unknown, Sterling, indian police. Charles
Prize, Buck, Wilson. l. o. Pinkard E. T. Ball,
john l. Risque. John sawson, II. L. Nescott, VIM.
ding Francisco ssiinon. unRnoWn Msscans s;
unknown prospector. MANUEL Gonzales, Marcial
Caron- E5equ:s Mingians. Ensehio Lemose W. Davis
Geo. Davis, F. d. Knox. Charles Holbey. Thos.
FlernOy and Hugh Goodman. The wounded, five
In ell. included Thcsn9S Fife and four Mexcans.
Tue above list or murdered citizens includes all
that the board were able 10 learn OF along the
whole line OF march OF the hostile Apaches from
the snb-aSency to the point where they entered
into Mexico
MARINE HOSPITAL NorEs.-PassI Assistant Sur
gecn j. C. Fisaer, marine hospital, has been grant
ed thirty days leave OF absence Acting Assistant
E. 8 Taft, 1T Marquette, Mich, has tlndered his
resign tion. which has ben accepted, to take
Effect June 30tn. surgeon G. neral j. B. Hamilton,
o. the hiarRe hospital ryc-, has been elected an
honorary member of the Kentucky State Medical
Society.
THE DEPARTMENT BASE BALL LEAGUE-The De-
p1rtmental base ball association at a meeting OF
the executive committee last evening agreed upon
schedule OF games To De played during the month
Post ONCE nine will play: June 5th, War d. VS..
POD; 9th, POD. vs.. Treasury D.: 18th POD.
s sss Bafe1 n Of E aud F.; nth, Pc VS. POD;
j. o: D.; nth, Pc. D. VS. War D.. July LIST, Treas
ury d. vs. p. o. ID. All the Post ONCE and Int
rior department games VIII b. played on the old
National grounds The games to be played by
the Interior nine for the same period are as fol-
1ows June 9Th Interior vs. Treasury sth
18th, Interior VS. Government Printing Of1ce 18TH
Ihtsror vs. Bureau p. and E; ss1, Interior vs.. p.
Interior VS.. Signal ofice.
wrS- po,xr En,nr,r,~,c
graduating class Of 1882 Ut West Point is OF the
smallest IN point Of numbers which the academy
small classes were the rule, but since that time
gr@du ting class of thlrtvseven has not been had.
in their order OF general merit. as determined by
the examination OF June, 1881. with the states
from which they are appointed: Edward Burr,
Miss; Eugene J. Spencer, Mo G. d. Fitch. at
l4rge; ". d. Neweomb. at large; Chas G. Treat,
Wis; o. n Lssak, Cal; II. C. Carbaugh, III
j. C. Benson ONO: Geo. F. Barney Vt; Edward
a Millar. KY: A. Croukhitt, Arizona; John T.
Thompson, ky.; r. W. Young. Utah; s. ROdman,
XIV; Thomas b. Du:sn, Nd; Charles p. Elliott s.
g.; b Aiyord. lr;, VT; John Ii. Beacon, Ohio;
WIN. II. Sage. at large; Geo. W. Patten. Me; Geo.
w Aclyer, NC; c. j. Stevens, \. Y; W. W. For
os Ca Jas Gnaxia k TENN a assnuo
gon; James Green. Wis WIN. H. AIIaire, lii; C.
l. Collins, at large; George p. Ahern, Fla.
IN THE CIRCUIT CoURr to-day, Judge Mac
Arthur, new trial Was denied In the cases OF
CO. agt Stccss,ill, and other proceedings were
as follows: Rich agt Henry; demurrer stricken
ont ana JUDGMENT; appeal taken. Blair Hon.
IN ters. executor, ct al agt Barley; judy
ment set aside on payment OF $50 within ten days
DEEDS IN FKE have been Ned as follows: job,
T. Chrisnond 70 Catherine Lewis, part 2 SCI. no:
500 Peter Carroll to G. +. Peek, lot ST. So 1925
So A. A Humphreys 20 samuel Blatehf,,-d, OF
New YORK. parts IL, IL, and Is, So 21S; $40 600 J.
w Herbert 10 W. ODonnel. part T. 81. SCI: Ss5
ID T. Smith 10 Kate w. Harlan, part g su 20:
5000 s. A. Brown TO Elizabeth z Sarony, parts
and 9, 81. 2l4; 81 0 Emily V. Miller to James
i Orr, trustee, sub. Al, so 100; s7e0a ID. b. GrUY
10 same as Trustee, sub. IS, do: $l,06O. Sarah
Hammond TO j. b. EOdgkiD, sub les, So 1873; $1,000
JOS Rep~tu to James Maloney, part s, so. g75;
s6Sa. A r. Baker TO John p Wood, lots i9 and 20
50 80: $500 III. X Miles to Emma s Andrews
subs a and -, So 1872; $4,000 James Laskey TO
70 Mary E Beck part 2,5. BE itty 4 II wilkins addi-
ton to Georgetown; $780, w. d. Cassin ct al
trustees, 20 James L Burnett, parcel OF land on
to Henry T. Hatton, lots IL and II block 30 north
Caiyers.ty grounds; si,S5aSL N. III. Berry to
Dennis Barrett, pt 3, So Az: $3.50 George X WIZ
Clarke and Fenwsck. trustees to George White.
iots SO TO IS. So 30: 81 5S is r. H. Bird trustee
D. Ida K Merrill ct al. pt. y, So "a, s.. Mary
nlock 10, north grounds Columbia University,
r.lsA c. =. Mcdonald to Benjamin =. Queen, lot
X 81. 81: $500 Yetta Black 20 George vonein. pit
sah. Is, So $50 LOO II IL Lansdale 70 ii. r.
y Walters, pt z 81. i16, -
spirits and peeyish, and complains OF being un-
ySe.l His condition Is to be attributed 10 his
losing hope In fact, ever since Decoration day,
apeeyish mood. He does not relish the idea OF a
guard being continue W q his cell door,