Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-15

Messrs Brooks, BUR. john T. sib,ev ana otA.,.
ask that q street, between 81 and attn streets east
De cut down and the pavement laid
SCHOOL TRUSTEES BIRNErs SUCCESSOR Ayron-v,
Inc resignation OF MI. VIM Birney frpm the
BOARD OF school trustees sent 20 the Commissioners
Snhe TWO months ago. WAS to-day accepted and
MI. d. A. Griswold Was appointed In his place
IIoroR IrCuNSrs
Inc commissioners TODAY approved arrlicarfons
Connen Martin Becker, Jas r. Conner NsrSsrr1
N. obey, VIM Mcclure, John I. Worthau ETprst
RoWer T Hhos bRaInSioms John N. Buckley II. D.
wall Lawrence CLARK; Charles Dietz, John J. Daly,
Joshua Joshua Evans Jas foy, James Ferry, John 4.
c. Lambert. Mary oBrien Geo thas Reiseef. Mary y
Ryan, Patrick sullivan, Geo. w. stewart Jacob
pie, P. J. Torney, l. Van Riswick, VIM WiIi,ams
Williams Meredith, James wormley ThoN A.
sullivan, and John Robinson. John onnsr.
SUPPOSED To HAVE BEEN Losr.-Yt f. supposed
that Willie White. boy living IN this city, was on
lost In the Chesapeake bay last Tuesday HIS
friends have been making inquiries concerning his
tate, but 50 Tar have learned nothing.
ARRESTS To-pay.-Detective Edelin, 70 dsy
arrested Prof All J. birmingham, charged with
petty Larceny (of a violin, from Frank krousr and
he Is locked up for hearing.-WaItrr H. Srearu
81 boston was arrested this afternoon by Detective
agent, engaged In selling furniture.
REDUCED IN R.SK-The order OF the Secretary
collection division, sixth auditors oce Ia fourth
Class cierkship, has been carried into effect
THE FIFTH AUDITORS ANNUAL REPoRr.-The an
nual report OF the Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury
shows that during the year II, 40 accounts have
been adjusted, 2'6.tSl vouchers examined, el6s
pom books counted. and 26.sl5 coupon books
scheduled The amounts involved In the
accounts adjusted aggregate ssai,i3S,Y53 IL. OF
nclh fees OF the consular service during the
year amounted IL 1914, S39a Il. and expenses paid to
Ss'esn6o The total consular charges on Amer1-
can shipping amounted 10 sIS5.ia9 ~, as against
sl29 SIS reported last year one Thousand and
1orty-two Seamen were relieved during the wear nj
a cost or So each, and 3sl scut TO the United
States
Gov. RESJ. +. BUTLER was al the court house to-
Gay looking after some eases in which he is engaged
as counsel, among them the German American
Dank cases, which have been set for the anh This
afternoon lie made an argument for plaintiff In The
case OF Strong ag the District, before MeSSrs Paine
w 4. tlalh and Edward Clark. the arbltratoTS A
handsome bOquet from a friend was handed Gen.
Butter at The close OF his speech.
TIRE resignation OF Cadet Samuel Morgan Bush.
neil, fourth class United States Military Academy,
Is accepted 10y the Secretary OF Var.
CHANGES or STATIONS OF ENGINEER OFFICERS
The following changes in the stations and duties OF
oncerS or the corps % engineers are ordered: Capt
Edward Mcguire will relieve Major NJ H. Adams OF
his duties In connection with the works Of river and
harDor improvements on Lake Erie, and win also
relieve 1t Col III. NJ. Roberts OF the charge OF the
construction OF Forts Porter and Niagara. Ny and
OF the improvement Of the Niagara river and the
hafbor OF Buffalo, " l., taking station at Buffalo
Major Adams Will relieve Captain hCnas H. Hand
buiy or the works OF river Improvement now under
llo charge, taking station al Little KoCs Arkansas
Caltaia Hamburg VIII proceed 10 Chicago, III. and
report Tor duty as engineer officer uf that diy iSGn
Capt John G MalleIl VIII DE relieved from duty
with battalion OF engineers. Nitt'a Point. New
York, and viii report 10y letter 10 the secretary Of
the Treasury for duty engineer ~ the first and
rf,.
W. Raymond and taking station at Boston, Mass
Capt Philip NJ Price Will he relieved fruIl duty
under the immediate orders of Capt. chas f. Pow.
ell 10y the last named officer ami viii prnce A Ia
Willel' 5 point, New York, and report 10 tl, .nll-
handing officer battalion OF engineers for duty " il
the battalion.