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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-02-13
N CELLANEOUS.

CHRISTMAS,
new YEAR.
This Being the Time OF Year
When Friends and Relatives
Exchange Prose n 8. We
Take this Method OF Ne
tifyfnE our Patrons
and the Public that
we Have Just
Received an
ElelEant As
s0rtment ofSilk
and satin Scarfs.
8uspendenders,S SILK
Handkerchief MufflerS.
and Holiday Hats, Beside
our Usual Elegant and Select
Stock of Gentlenen's Furnishing
GOODS.
lam ,sw prepared to sell
Clothing, Furnishing
Goods Hats, Boots,
Shoes Trunks Va
ses, etc., Lower than
any House in the
State
Ne one will be at Loss ~ toRWhat. to
Purchase II thsy Give eur Select
Stock ~ Inspection. Prices
to Suit the Times at the
PIONEER CLOTHING STOREl
J. PLATT,yAengt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-02-13

Is acknowledged to be the equal
in richness and power Of tone to
any piano in the market, and is
fast cleaviug its way to popular.
ity. These three styles Of
piano will be furnished i'm grand
square or upright in prices rang
ing from $3.50 to Sl,500, accord
ing to finish.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-02-13
PIANOS and ORGANS
WE ARE NO" PREPARED
to furnish the citizens or Carson
KNABE,
PEASE and
.HARDMAN
u i a N O q,
AND THE
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN

At prices never before offered in
this city. For years past the
high prices of pianos have been
due to the enormous commits
sions of the local agents, in some
instances being as high as copper
cent of the cost Of the instru-
ment. We are now in a posi-.
tion to furnish. the instruments
at figures which will have the
effect Of placing first-class in
struments within the reach OF
people of small means.
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Liqaof war N Kan,as.

KANSAS cIrY, Mo-, June So.-A very
bitter war between the Prohihitionista
and the anti -Prohibttonists has been in,
progress a. Armourvilie Just across the
line, for several months past. and several
persons who endeayored 70 smuggle liquor
into the State have been arrested and
Aaed Tor the offense. ). Schankenberg
has been strong witness for the Prohbi-
tianistB In q number Of cases, and in con-
sequence has gained theill viii, not only
q laloon keepers, but also Of q number OF
citizens. Sunday night party Of un-
known men rode up 70 schaukenherg's
lOlse and riddled It with bullets, fring
into Il about twenty times. Fortunately
The inmates escaped the bullets, they hay-
ins retired to . safe spot when.the bonn
basdment began. The shooting IS sup
posed to have been done by parties who
disltke Sehaukenherg on account Of his
attitnde toward LIQUOR dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-01
In tho Engraying and Printing pafsau-Ths
Treasury pspartmtnt ,Alse Takes an
EconomIcai Fit-Postai changsstebe
Esse.sd Daring ths Fiscal Year.

WAsHrsaroS, June 30..--A reduction Of
ma bnndIe5 and nineaeep pernons, in the
- 80 I - - a. -, - 1.n.,,oSirs s,d
loice VI sas naieau .s1 ~. au-
Printing took place at 4 O'Clock THIS after
noon. tsss
Eiaven ,,ersons detailed "a act AZ guides
A. e..,a..a.s ,,;s;,;.,. ~ .p,,ros, 40 q.
70 satSasets .tsAes tus atso '.e - ~
turned TO their original dnttes % PRIMER 9 :
assistants, and an order has been prepared
designating saturdays between the hours
-, 80 - a.. =, ~, /, ~, ,.aa-
o. wv 20 .ne oti'y .,4t, e - ~ "ssf
when visitors can be admitted. Ihis ercer
Is rendered necessary by the delays, which
Yesnlt from the great number Of visitors
.sStt - -, g. - -.
%ho naYe pesn Siloweu ~ 49,. - ~ ~
taLoqsa lne Nosk toou,s ~ ~ ~ g ,aa
SALARIES y rs aaes =. 1tala - 80. syVv .o {
year. AnosneL otasl - sss ~ s..;. snsss "
ot5oM alotg ~ H. S. ie.tses ha, III ~ = s 81
iolceens ol .le NY. y" .sassses,
ous NJ Peau .e ..a.,Ssas n,,;1aa
ple patt ol ths io5se y ~ Las ny pss
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cAMnRIIpeE PosTofFfCE. .
The Charges Against MeIiyaE-Ths Boot on
the Other foot. l.

The Charges Against MeIiyaF-Ths Boot on
the Other Foot.
wAsa1seros, June sO.-It is mot alto.
sether certain that the case Of Postmaster
McIlysr, Of Cambridge, O., has been
called 70 the petsoa notice stths Psesi,
dent. 1t viii be, however, when the
question Of confirmation arises, itnot be,
fore. The charge is.that this Democrat
was an offensive partisan IN the last cam
paign to the extent Of bribery Of q father
and SON to vote the party ticket.
The statement circulated here Is that
Postmaster McIlyer was indicted for this
hit Of careiessness, but that he fortunately
escaped through g aaw in the indictment.
II he Is now retained 1t must ne on the
theory Of innocence TIL gnilt % estAh hlished.
This, together with the fact that otienstye
partisan Republicans probably sat on the
iury which cruelty indicted him, may ex-
plain the fact that be has been commits
stoned and firmly established IN place, al
least until the Senate takes the oirBani-
stanees into consideration. This is q case
WHOM saems 10 throw q strong side Light
on the part which charges play In the
Postcssiea Department. lta charge oil hti-
berry were fled against q Repaid lean post,
mater. he would most certainly 60 out.
Bat when Il comes 70 keeping Democrats
from going in because he Is charged with
an interest which somewhat exceeds the
Law m filing up the ballo -box, and ip
iaes badly fractures the law that becomes
niiika annther thing. g ~.
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iMpoRrANr sU1r
Catered Against The Panhandle Raiiroad
m atsteubenyilIs Yesterday.

a...,,, ,1,.,.,., :, n, J..,,lf,,ao,t
-. - :. - - q 80 on IN
eFtubzsstl'lA' o'' sune 2es.f ~ ~
portant suit was entered In this city to-day
asaiust the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st.
+ on;s Railwav Company and the Cincin.
y. 80 q t., .,..s,.,.. .,.... W.. p.;I., ror,.
naa q Masxnsam y aaiss haaiMay Soth'
pany. The plaintiffs are Samuel Jeans,
Fthe trustees Of Cadjx. Rumley and Ger.
-. .aa.s.h;,, uar,;son corrtv tha
tan "" N, y, az ~
trustees Oh stenoenV'Ae soWhsnlp anu sns y
.cityo Steubenyille. The plainttts ask
that thelease ofthe Panhandle Company
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JAMES A. MILLER, not long since editor
Of Democratic newspaper at Grafton,
now editor Of the Independent, at Ashland,
Kentucky, has written to the President
asking iOr the postotics at that place. BE
styles himself an Independent, says be
"camps ID the tent OF Curtis and Bsecher,"
and relies on the Presidents declaration
"shat no man would be elevated 70 posi-
ton ior party services"
M. Miller adds that he has an honora-
bic and Independent record which il
worth more than all the services Of those
who pack conventions aud do the work oi
ward bumuers on election day." That is
avery aue record, but it won't command q
Kentucky postofice in these days. Mr.
Miller has been misinformed concerning
the requirements Of this administration
We approach a time when convention
packers will be put on double turn.
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The Changes TO BE Elected During tho
Present Fleal Year!
wAsH1saros, June SO.-with the new
fiscal year, beginning tomorrow, the new
legislation contained in the Postoftice
Appropriation bill viii 20 into eject. In
the Office Of the First Assistant Postmaster
General twelve additional clerks are pro-
yided for, most Of them being specially
designated for service in the salary and
allowance division in connection with the
adjustment of accounts of postmastefs unS
der the act Of March 5, 1884.
For the settlement OF these claims an
appropriation Of Sl7, 500 will be available
IThe new appropriation bill contains q
clause authorizing the leasing OF third
class Offices. As there are $50 such Of =
fees and the appropriation is only $50, 600,
hi Il not probable that the provisions. can
be carried ont. Arough estfmats places the
sum required for purchase 4at s55S, 400 per
annnm. Provision was also made for the
establishment Of . system OF the special
delivery OF letters Immediately upon the,
receipt at the postottice, but the POST
master General has not yet given the mat
Ter his personal consideration. It is pos,
sible that the system will be tested in one
or more OF the largest cities next autumn
and its extension will depend upon the
result.
Postmaster General the appropriation for
Star Route service has been increased
$500, 600; for railroad service $40, 900, and
ior railway postal clerks s3s2. 5000, thus
allowing for q wholesome expansion Of the
Transportation service. Only Sl45, 000:wiu
be available for the extension OF the
existing special mail facilities or flst mail
service, aud 1t has not yet been determin-
ed how to apply this appropriation.
A clause in the new bill pro oSides that
| the Postmaster General may extend the
domettic steamship service TO foreign
| par,s. within 200 miles Of the nearest do
mest;e port. The steamship service be-
tween New York and Havana and between
san Francisco and Victoria, B. 20, may be
affected by this provision. .
The deficit for the year Just expiring ID
roughly estimated at 500 200, and the es.
timate for the new fiscal year asdefidt OF
OF 81 sec, 900. This estimate, however,
was prepared without q knowledge Of the
| reduction IN newspaper rates to be made
by Congress during the last weeks o. the
1 session. In the opinion OF financial OH.
cers Of the department this Legislation
will cost the government ct least one mil.
lion during the next dscal year aud will
swell the excess Of expenditures ever re-
oeipts 10 six millions.
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M An UPRoAR.
haliatipg fqF en oraanl.I Causes . Riot In a

= - - Church. .1f- .ii'l
FisprAY, o., June S0.-Powelis Memo
rial Church, two miles south Of this city,
vas tha saaue Of nearly a tragedy yes;
terday. While balioting Tor orgaatst'
ONE Of The leading members Of
the church became enraged and
tore the ballots 70 pieces. Instantly the
congregation was in an uprpas, and i is
said the prominent member alluded to
sslapped hia wife, who attempted TO
paeffy him. He then drew 9 dirk.
kniie and for q time Il Looked as
though blood would be split The men
Jumped on seats ktd sWore, and the SIS
ters screamed In terror. The good brother
alluded 10 was finally got out Of church.
when 4 number of men took altar hlni
and stoned him as he ran for his home
near BY, y ~; IS =. q,
The scene was : disaalrefnl one, and
is q sid the end is not. There has
been ;bad blood between some o.
(he leaders in Zion ever since ths
church MS completed, q year ago and
il would mot surprise any body u the
affair would result in q tragedy sooner O
Later No arrests have vet been mace,
although ii ID said the leadefs VA be a.
! rsigned tc,mcnow
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A BUSINESS LOOK.
TaE AcrfsE:ssAR:eREPaRsAuoSs
-
Going on In Atghanistan-Ru,.iA Pushing
.hs Tran..caspian, ,Rasissy-rhAt coan-
try Giyibg othsr Eyidsness ef war.
lla. 1a.sa.lsn.- -rsr.lsa s....

. |. |. . I lI s. =
LoSpos, June Goa dispatch from Te-
heran states that j 900 persons are at work
constructing the Trans. Caspian railway.
wariike preparations arc sim being
continued by Russia. Ramors are in
circulation in the balaars. Of Teheran that
war viii probably occur after the Trans
Caspian railway is completed to Mery. in
Toerkemania. The Russians are bridging
the river Mnrghab, on the confines Of
Afehapistap.
Eight hundred infantry soldiers are at
old Sarakhs, The Psssians are fortiiying
Persian Sarakhs and building barracks
there for troops. '.'. I,
I Afoundry'has been started at Herat for
the casting Of heavy guns. A St. Peters
burg dispatch states that . telegraph office
has been openeda at Merry.
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Ex.cosisfissiosRR LoRISG
walli SHOW. that the E.ptndi.aFes IN Hls d

wIli Show That the Expenditures In BIS De-
partmsnt Were Justified.
WAsulSe7os, D. O., June so.-The First
Comptroller Of the Treasury has received
q letter from Hon. George B. Loring, late
Commissioner of Agriculture, dated
Salem, Mass, June q, acknowledging the
receipt Of hisletter announcing disal-
iowancs in the aecopnt Of payments for
labratory from October !, 1ssl, to April /,
1885. He says it is his desire 10 lay
before the Department detailed
statement Of the expenditures Of
the appropriation under the head
Of sslabratory" during his administration,
so as to Indicate the policy he felt obliged
to adopt in carrying out the views oil Con-
sress In providing for the encouragement
ofthe sugar industry. He says he will do
this at an early day, aad that he has
already called for the accounts as they
appear in the books OF the department,
He further says tha. he feels confident
that the proposed exhibit will satisfy the
First Comptroller that the expenditures
belong 10 that class of special
applications required by experimental
work to which the Department OF Agric1l'
ture Is largely devoted.
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mrs. DupLEY,s TRIAL. TRIAL
shs Appsass ea!tAs siaad- d-shs pspiessl
ssEnsSne and = Aequitted.

shs ApPsass ea:ths siasd5shs pselsss et. sh:
stasaae e seHa y =, = Asa 1 aalssee.
I NREs sYoRE, June SQ:-Thes court room
whefe Mr.. Lucille Yseuit Dudlay Is being
..;.d a. Il Z .ss,.l,,ft ~ "a nn,nnvan Rosaa
tAs y. s1se s.ea Wv 3. - = -
was again crowded % e1eees lto-day; Nhen ls1
Ine lsxing oL sesnmohy W. liz Issssa5
~. Snatiss =. psnn.sn .9eas, ~. SItsIass. 3ssssse
hoss WOUNDS lestiTea 1,s - s y Ins AL - 49,
aon ano enAlae.i. Al4s sles1 sns se9e "'
Tor the prosecution. !. 80. .,,o,,
M. butts, q eounssl aof 1saens M .e4a snea
negen his oPening aoales. Hs 70 Tssismss Tiss,S
tne @osk o. tne oynAls.s ~ " tsas pass
ana eailed attention % tne ~ s5as 49, -
mad openly eoasIea ana y epnlsssa y ass. ".
ing pletsea naihpei oa.e1p,ess.sa;s .ilaa ~
fhsd , occurred tn,,I9usnoes IIaEN ~. ~ ~:
ele,ined t9At y " l2aoSs. " M - q
lr,sn pStfie e hossa na9 sss,.sa si,,.sa nii mi
sei " 81 ts: Du;sy w ~ Eay,;sb rs -. -
entltte9 tto 9e. e2nslaele1 " i.li Eusp psps. y,
mot NE lupiey nan lssaeu ,sau sa,.s.ss .svssa
pecanse ne W. an enemy y hsr eoultiyl
and soleiy ssitn . view 70 nnls1s ~.
ihossa was present; ann asseteo .n.shy .ins9siy
70 tne aaatsss: W ~. p IA MY
esiei,y tesle a .ae pas To- ~ 80,
70 Shicn lnet Pllsoaast naa II 49, ~. ~.
sun!se ana gse s.gssu ~ 81 ~ ,sosnhr I ,hs, G
tnina hau peea y ahsgssI e.
sne Nean9L Iesponsloie .as aoa ~ .oI. asIas.a,s
Sonnset snpmitIeo 9 nunpei o.is.ssia u
from Hpgiish pnys,cians "a w satl9gs IN
stisnn9ns IN wnien nus eaeh. aaa pssi IL
conned Ior lieatt,e, ssIIns aTa ~
shaIacter 9l ns, ol5ssass.. hne IL
declared thss afs. pddtey WIS nos u i4et
fisnt MING. /, q, - n.,,a..
" va hnaily agfeeo tnas :ass. ~ Dua'ss
snonld 6e called 70 me stanat q -. ;....n
Mrs: dudley aeniee tnal sne va Insane. a.ss.
NJ am homicidal y Is queer .snas : lesea :
snot any one neiore.. nass c1s1i. t.s.ss :
pistol slnce Y Was " yeais = ,sasa VA
see Tas Hvin IN ~ eoua.,s ~ sp = NJ I.
was aIoeal scare so9nl tlaa aoss, ~ asa ~.
everybody, men anu Women, W MY Nv lNstg z
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F.i,ar,,. ter ~ Pa.t 81 stonth.

4 NEw YoRk, June 30.-The mercantile
failures for the six months ending to-day
reported bysR. G.. Dun are 6,0O4 as against
$50 for the first six months Of 1881. In
liabilities, however, there is marked de.
crease, the amount for the FIRST halfo Of
1885 being SI4, ,000, 900 rs against Sl2l, ,000,-
900 In 1884. In the circular announcing
these statistics the fact is dEelt upon that
an increase Of failures Of less than 500
among the number Of traders reported by
this agency, now over 1000, ,00o, is not
surprising, while their diminishing Inn
portance as shown by the low aggre-
gate, and average Of liabilities Is COM
mented on rs indicating q more favorable
condition of things than existed at this
fins last wear.
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pgrrRk THAN A WEEK AGO.
While the family were at lunch III

While the family were at lunch the
General retired to his room. called for
materials aud began writing what viii be-
come passage in his book. When DR..
Douglas entered at 5 o'clock the General
peneflled some 2llusion to the fact. "Do
You feel as well as you did q week ago?"
the doctor asked. "Bettes," was the Gen.
erals reply. At about $50 P. NJ. the
physician told General Grant Of the COM
parasive estimate Of his strength which has
been sent out in these dispatches, to
which the General assented in the fol-
lowing gnote whichhe handed TO the doctor:
"The atmosphere here enables me
to live in comparative comfort while am
being treated or while nature is taking It's
course with my disease. have no idea
that 1 should have been able TO come here
|it I had remained in the city. 1tisdoubt.
ful whether / would have been alive now.
/ would be much better able tomoye back
than to come at the time / did. Having
written this and while the Doctor was
reading It, the General in writing asked
the Doctor II he would like his signature
Of Of bis, lis tn The Doctors, Judgment. Dr.. Doug.
las assented and then the General added
the signature, us. Grant, and affixed the
date, June so, 1885.
! Atg AS DR.. Douglas had composed bis
patient for the night. The Doctor said he
had scarcely cleared his throat during tho
evening, SO little had been the mucous Sc
cretion. The General would have been
able to speak this evening had he exested
himself, there being less thickness OF the
tongue than has been before. The Doc
tor believed the indications for comfort
able night were as strong ss last night.
Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain ar
rived at the cottage this evening.
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ssn,ibts advice on Cookery.

Awide.awake paper says, "a family fed
onsfried beefsteak, with the juice all solid
ified and the steak full Of grease, and sod
den potatoes and heavy bread, suffers not
only In stomach but In nerve and brain"
Yes. aud the family will have dyspepsia,
debility and bad blood. Givethem Browne
Iron Bitters and drive those diseases out.
Mr.. J. Hoehn, Delphos, Ohio, writes, ~
have used Browns Iron Bitters for i'm
purity,of blood, and am greatly bene-
titted.n
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hpeei,,,on 4, ne,r,.l.,.r,,, 10 H.,i.

WrsNPEe, MAN, June @.-The Mani-
toba court rendered a decision yesterday
which win effect the Riel trial. 1t con-
firms the constitntiouality Of the law
which dispenses with grand iuries in the
territories and sanctions proceedings be-
fore stipendiary magistrates, with an ap.
pea1 10 the manitoba court. Riel will,
therefore, have to abide the decision OF
the stipendialy magistrate ut Regina.
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ooIst n yyhisIy.

waaIIro4os, D. O, June 30 1Iurssard
to the prihsed statement that ehansss afe
contemplated; in existing whisky rtgala.
ions governing expectation and bonded
privileges, Commissioner Miller says he
knows Of no such movement Nothing
has been done and nothing b proposed IN
that direction.
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ITmnoueurnE STATE.
Aeeidsnts and incident. in Yves. virginia
and Vicinity.

Accidents md tnetdents In West NirBinfh
and Vicinity.
It's said that i50 people are now drink
ing the life inspiring waters Of the Webs
ter Salt Sulphur Springs.
Miss Frank Jones, of Woodsfeld, has
about %, 900 silk worms. They have COM
menced to spin, and Il Is thought the
cocoons will bring at least 500 this sea-
son.
The flour mill Of Marion Folly, near
saulsyille in Raleigh county, was destroy
ed by fire on the 10Th inst The mill was
valued at s, 900, and was the dependence
Of the neighborhood for grinding.
The Raleigh county Iader has com-
menced the publication Of volume SIX. Il
Is neat publication and shows that It's
owners aud editor labor arduously 10
do the very best they can. Il should re-
ceiye a patronage even more liberal than
It now has. ~
Last Saturday afternoon, at Volcano,
Wood county, Hanson True, lahorer in
the employ Of the Wood County Petro-
leum Company, was so badly injured that
he cannot live. He with other workmen
were rolling logs, when chain with q
1aIk6 14Uuk AAba1A4SA E1Np 9WaJs =. ~ ttSSA.
caught him in the side, tearing bis body
open and dragging out his entraiiB.
Owing TO continued ill.health, Msior
William Harper, editor Of the So,tth Branch
Iattlligeaeer at Romney. has found himself
ineapaeitated for further active work on
his paper and has transferred TO Mr.. g.
Kettleweil, the editorial management and
control Of the IateliigeHcer. Dir. Kettle
well Is we'll and fayorably known and has
had experience in the newspaper business.
The people Of Claysyille and vicinity
are making extensive preparations for
having an old.fashioned Fourth o. July
Il picnic In WoFrell's grove. An invitation
has been semitic all the surviving mem.
Ibers Of the old Claysviiie Blues and many
OF them have signIfed their intention TO
be present and participate in the esfe.
monies. There will be short addresses,
toasts, responses and other attractions.
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Tas voice Of woe comes up big and fun
from the Old Dominion. A Democratic
Ptesden. sits in the White House, but the
faithful see very little that looks Ike an
earnest Of reform. Senator Malone is
permitted TO keep his friend in his home
postofice, and so with Senator Riddle
berger. The brethren don't seem able to
cat II through their heads that the Presi-
dent is engaged in the difficult feat Of
dodgirg q Republican Senate.
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Kan.n. Mhsat pre,,psei..

TorExA, KAN, June sO.-Reports FROM
80 points along the Kansas Southern rail-
read, and IS points along the line Of the
Southern railroad, which embraces the
largest wheat-growing distIic. Of Kansas,
shoa q much better condition Of affairs
than has been heretofore reported. From
these reparts It Is almost certain that Kan
sas will raise at least half Of last years
crop OF wheat, or 25 900, coo bushels,
which Is 100 percent better than the last
report OF the State Board OF Agriculture.
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MORE RKMoy.ALs.
ArurpiaE oysrinthe Treasay Department
- Tranafsrs aiade. /.

a Turning oysrin the Treasary Department.
z. - Tranafers aiade.
SBtSsatsaFox; D, g; June sO:-A num-
ibefo transiess ard femesalsStsok place
fn, the Treasury Department to-day, and
It's expected more Niiibe made to-mor-
row. Twenty clerks in the classified ser
vice win be dropped, and the force in the
offices Of the Commissioner Of Internal
and Of the. Register will be reduced by
transfers 70 ether ollces. The former
loses thirty clerks and the latter twenty.
Most Of the clerks dropped were until re.
Gently borne on, the rolls OF the Internal
Revenue Bureau, but were detailed 70
work In other Offices. The chaneesn the
Register,s office Is. due 10 q reduced ap.
preparation. Several changes in the Nayi.
CATION Bureau, which has been provided
foriby Congress, also went into effect.
Mr.. VIM. Someryille, OF Illinois, Chiet
Clerk Of the internal Revenue Bureau,
has rendered his resignation, and Frank
II. Thorne, OF Erie county, New York, has
been selected asahis successor.
Il ia understood that the vacancy in the
office of the Chief Of the Customs Division,
caused by the resignation OF 81. + James,
win be fled by the promotion Of Capt ].
B. McGregor, Assistant Chief, who has
been in charge Of the office for over 9
Mr. Kimbail, the new Director Of the
Mint, Mr.. Day, the new Second Auditor,
and the Chiefs Of Divisions appointed dur
ing the month will assume their duties to.
morrow.
The air is;filled with ramors of other
changes TO be made in the Treasury in
July.