Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-20
Nominations To-day.
The President sent the following nominations to


the Senate to-day:
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Philip E. Ezekiel, Beaufort, s. C.; San Samuel M B.
Webster, Monticello, Ills: Isaac NJ. Neely,
Norman i: Pratt, ,Kewanee, Ill. -samI N.
Sn5h S'nan kTsssS Toea Iowa. Eamsra a Emily Whale
Howard, WIS.,; W. W. crandaiI, Chippewa
Falls, wv wis; M: B. Patch!n, New Lon
Lewis G. Mead, OVID. Mich; john crspe, Plain,
well, Mich; David HOBART, Holly, Mich: Frank
LIN M,onN N. nc, Cutcheon, Portland Mich; John
Clalrsville, Ohio; Leslie A: Jordan. Healdsburph,
California; G. F. CAMS, Deming, New Mexico;
JoSn aer a. m W
J. Smith, Eureka, New; Calvin G. Shaw, Vermil-
Thomas N. Dawson, OF California, consul OF the
United States at Barranquilla.
Mareelin A: Ledet, Of Louisiana, consul OF the
John j. Thomas, of Colorado, register of the
land Office at GunniSOn Colorado.
FredK J: Leonard, OF Colorado. receiver Of pub
lie moneys at Gunntson, Colorado.
George D. Perkins, Of Iowa, United States mar
shall for the northern district OF Iowa.
he D. aof%efa drsE 6Ws THed States attorney
John Hoyt. OF Washington Territory, asso-
c late Justice OF the Territory OF Washington.
OEAId VI MN. OOUhUAN W. MAUhY.-IQ0 u6aVn
OF Mr.. Jourdan w. Maury, which took place yes
terday afternoon at his residence No 1919 street.
was announced In last evenings STAR Mr.. Maury
had been Ill for about three weeks The announce
ment OF his death caused genuine sorrow. There
were few citizens OF the District so well known
and so greatly esteemed He was In his sixty-dfth
year. He came here in 1892 and remained here
from that time until his death. with the exception
OF about ten years, which he spent In Wilmington,
Deiaware; n e, He was for time also member OF
the nrm OF Burke, Herbert Co., bankers, OF Alex
andria, but some years ago retired from business.
He was member OF one OF the old Virginia fami-
lies whose name Is associated wiz. the earliest
annals OF the colony. He was born IN Caroline
county, and reared near Bowling Green, In fine
OLD mansion which has been In possession OF the
Maury FAMILY for two hundred years. He was one
y! SIX DIOtnerS, one OF whom was the late j. W.
Maury, VINO served as mayor OF Washington. The
DaoChels iving are Mr.. Charles B. Maury, of this
Guy, ana Messrs O. H. Maury and j. L. Maury,
bankers, OF Richmond. The deceased leaves
Wioow, put no children. He was an active men,
DeI Vi tae New York avenue Presbyterian church.
arrangements are being made to have the funeral
take pace Monday afternoon at two O'Clock The
'eilaAns VIII De inferred az Oak Hill cemetery.
ia. LOST CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT CAsx.-The
usStsion OF Judge Hagner In the case OF Mrs Bar.
.SSC. aeS Gne National Bank OF the Republic ap.
p pcaas % 20 De misunderstood. The bill was to re-
S , SS,UU, IOr which certificate of deposit had
Is glsen ana the decision is not that the bank
. ~ tnis particular case there was no endorse
% mSns VI the certificate and it could not be used
| NHSoS M @ Sne enforcement was forged: and further
| ~ ~ uGn ume had interviewed as to render ft un-
~ anat the original would be presented there.
! A'AS SD0 Sonpia1nant was entitled to decree.