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The Opera House.

The formal opening % ,ds
Honse will take place on Me iS y,
ine. September 18Th, on Na a., NJ
Pro- Professor Bristol will appear If N
~ ,mapt W msrvelousls educat 20
each of which possesses o. THESE
s AKIN to human reason: = l = and
are ,I now concluding . hign,y ,s saS
engagement epS nu at the Third ,h Avf bsa
a.fs, Sew with large and is 30
srSS They have We a. also 20 'G Ps
the Chestnut Street Thea ,'ttsssnal
mia. and other leading rlrnassd
Ne1t week they will appss cam i
New Jersey, and come ''
this city. -. Daily 5entll
speaking of these horses Iss BY b. Pr
spprihe ali that is done lone. " poni
Bristol's educated noII'I' 1t
mnIes would be imposslg,ibees fIh
nacssssry 70 say that , ,IV one.
aiven is a most wond iid ' 10 them
g9 ,, what Is sal add ~ buns
inteIlieencs that is almo y ever 81
fact, no such horses :. MAI "a fail 10 '
{Srs, do Opera er House during w
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
FOURTH EDITION



The August number of the Knights OF
the Golden Eagle, the organ Of thai
order, CONTAINS . veil executed portrait
and biographical sketch OF Supreme
Vice Chief Thomas birchsll o. thi. o ty,
who can Justly be So Id 10 be the father
of the order Id Dala ware. Mr.. Biz shall
Joined the order iu Philadelphia imme
diately after its introduction into
removed 10 this city, TO accept he post
ton of superintendent ct Jessup Il
Moore's Pulp Works.
He I'm med lately set TO work TO intro
duoe the order here, and in August,
Cyrus Castle, No. l. He was, however,
not yet satisfied, and knowing from ex
perier ce the very excellent character
and primo piles Of the order. he was desi-
rous that as many as possible should
partAke Of Ito benefits and labored as
iduously TO form other castles, and
during 1888 Apollo Castle Ne. 2, ST.
Georges, Nc. ), and 81. John Castle No
were Instituted, and since then CRU
| saders No. 5, Harmony No. 9. Piig rim
No. Z, Warwick No. s and Philadelphis
No. 9 were fer ned, and all ex cept No
| J., hro uoW III HDutibnlDk COL uitlOu.
| In his efforts TO increase the number
OF Castles in this State, Mr.. Birchal
has not overlooked his own CASTLE. II,
has 1T all times maintained . lively
interest In the welfare Of Cyrus, No.
and It Is with the greatest possible prid'
that he claims to have recommends 81
more candidates for initiation ant
membership than any other five mem
bers Of the Order in this State.
ttMr. BiIchsll WAS admitted TO the Su
prene Castle NJ its annual session helC
IN Philadelphia, 1883. At the follow
ing session, hbld in this city In May
1884, he was unanimously elected sn
preme Second GnArdsman, and ut tn,
annual session In Philadelphia In Ma,
last, was after . spirited contest, elect
ed Supreme Vice Chief.
| He Is also Past Commander of tn
Knights OF tho Mystic Chain and Pas
COMMANDER OK the Legion OF the ReS
Cross. He is Earnest and enthusiast,
in all he unG ettakes, and has no sucl
word rs fail In his vocabulary.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
NOIlUElO UUNTKAUrUhs.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PIX PusAI.S will DO received
10 the box n TIE City Co1ucil chamber m.
Ill : O'Clock r. IN T1UhSDAI, Sep
teinber O. 1888. for grading, as follows;
For Abgu 2 $50 cubic yagds OF excavation
from the bed OF sixth avenue b.tscen Mary
land avenu. ami Brow stree of Br Jwn sire OF
between sixth ana seventh avenues. and OF
seventh avenue between Brown street and
, the h y p. Railroad.
The earth cX awaited is to be hauled not
more than i've squares Tne stone ex,avated
will be given 10 the contractor. who shall
promptly re move II from the street.
The work must be completed within 30
DAYS from the time Of tbs signing CT the con
tract.
Proposals. must bs endorsed "?ropoeals for
era ding sixth and Seventh avenues and
Brown street"
All proposals must be accompanied by tho
customary bonds. and the su cessful bidder
will be required 70 give satisfactory bonds
| FOR the faithful carrying oat Of his contract.
| Plans and spe ,itc ,tions may be seen al
| the office Of the city engineer
| The specifications must be signed by Tx
| contractor as part Of his contract.
Tho right TO reject any or all bids is re-
served.
Eor iurther Information apply 10
FRANCIS MOCLOSkEi,
| street Commissioner.
| Or 10 JOHN NJ NEWELL,
| Chairman OF the Committee on Upenirl
Streets Oily Council. Sept. 2, 1888.
| sep3et
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Fifth EDIIIll
Dot.

,sp Peter Rszm enter, o, M. =
on Wednesday. l9 rcd
1t must be good. n,
ommends it. We m, m., etVeilba
oo ml syrup, Price % c cent, w.
Tbs young Temperance s'u'',
land will pic mic at M V ~ men u
evening A good time Is s' esO 'S,s|
AS Head e. Co. wan, , 'Ape''
10 rent, persons hayin, .weng
pied should give them a causes caII %
,., W% L.. Bush, Esq, is hsv,r,
10 no. house erected On ny
Joseph L. Carpenter, M 90,
street, advertises for rent ~, .o ~
desirable wellings. some
a lost pair Of eye Rlasse, %. ,
AZ va Poplar street By the o rru
VIII prove property. ' O"le'
~, y; russell, No 3O6 Msrks ]
sss reduced the price OF tnsa ne1
trade. W wake q
Prot. Richie and orchestra ID
turned from Rehoto,h, and s,.|
prepared to make engs,em :,
musical Entertainments in enr ~
vicinity. - Ou'cl'!
Oar enterprising toyrsman D !
OF Tenth and Wilson streets !.
sero ay for an extended tour tb,ool
South. His many Customer s, ny.
pleasant trip and a speedy rs N,
The various Sunday school, \
city that have been closed dn,s
summer will reopen en- surSsv
aud teachers and pupils are eIns,|
occupy their former places,
Rev. W. l.. s. Murray vii, al
prayer meeting at ST. PAM. !
Church this even ming, and a j
Weakening up in religious teryo,
pected. '"
l.. W. S,idham & Son will r.,
their auction rooms TO morrnv ny
at 10 O'Clock 900 yards of tabIs
goods, a lot OF felt cloth, a ppml
sets OF harness, o rose wood nan,
various other articles.
Sergeant Cannon and pa,,t
| Crumlieh have taken a week \
will visit Mauch Chunk, the 4,
back, Allentown and other h
Officer Hanna will I'LL Serre,n,
mons position while ne is away,
Rev. VIM. II. HendrIcksop. wi
pretty fully recovered from The
expei fenced few weeks ago BY
and breaking a rib Or two, b,
misfortune TO receive ute A
wonnd In the palm Of one OF hi,
while engaged in pairing peacl
Thursday morning.
| The Mayors Message MAY
pardontd for requesting the Nj
incorporate In his next message d
that the most prominent citizsu
been cured of rheumatism, neu
aud kindIed CON plants by S,l
| Oil, and TO recommend this Va
medicine.
Benz amin Walker, a brother Of
W. Walker of this city, { led at
deDce near Fairville, Pa, on Tt
after suffer ing greatly from cal
several years, and his remains v
tered on Thunday In the pTeseD
large NUN Der OF relatives and
He was over 20 years Of age.
| Miss Gertrude B. Harlow, "
succeed Miss Frazer ss preoepI
the echool No. 6O3 Delaware ave
said TO be- a very flne elOcutiOHl
well 81 illed in the art Of teachi1
comment her TO the fayOrsb
sideration of oil who have emil
educate.
David Furey, who has been
at Ger treville the past three
years, has been employed to le
public school at RGckland, Bran
Hundred. Last season he tau
sch DOL at Claymont. He is an
1T the business, having when
man taught the school near
tavern for several years in sue
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
Iiefore the Judge.

This morning Judge Cum Minis ad
ministered justice to the folio wing IN
fortunatee:
Thomas Kelly, James Ryan and VIM.
Byrns. three tramps, were charged
with being drunk and disorierly aud
fighting in ar alley near Second and
LON bard streets. The first two wert
fined s. and costs each, and as this eyi
deDce showed that Byrns was the az
eressor, he was sent tel ced TO pay IS ant
costs
Thomas Nc Glnty was I'D udged guilt,
ef drunkenness, and recommitted unit
| tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03

Deceased.

Bennett Matlaek, 2G9 Poplar street,
died on Wednesday night near Bridge.
ton, n j while on visit to relatives
in that place. He was in the fist year
Of his age and died from general debili.
ty. He Was well.known pattern
maker, and no d in high esteem and re.
spect by all who knew him.
VIM. Philips, a well-known farmer
OF Brandywine Hundred, died ytster
day morning aged 70 years. He wa,
coz sidered one OF the best farmers il
Brsndywire Hundred,
Hrs. Sarah Fl. Bay Is, wife Of Ssmue
B. Bsylis ard mother of Jesse Bay lis
manager of the Opera House, died yes
tsrdsy sfteTno GOD, after q lingering il
ness, at the resid ence of her husband
No. 3 West Tenth street.
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A Canta ADn0iuted-

The Baltimore aud Philadelphia Il
r. authorities have appointed ID ,Diel Il
Goodwin agent a. Co~entown station
Thomas j Sullivan a. Preston, w lillian
II. Reasin, j. a. Eavre de Graca. anC
Charles G Wells a. S usrrey. O5teri
viii be appointed from time to time
At the station ~ Delaware avenue arc
Dupont street il Is sad william T
Moore, foi merly the company's agen
at Yorklyu, will be appointed.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03

AT 3. 30 o'clock tomorrow afterno IN
the Americus base ball club of this CITY
will play the Bradford club of Phila-
delphis at The Front and Union streets
park. The Brad fords are said TO be q
strong team and ms the Americus II
known also tD be . strong team a close
and interesting game may be expected
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03

The s.oelienoe, q ,hs a sI@'i !, ! 4
sophs, or Seven WISE ,ha ! the i two cog
formed in this CITY ScoOuditiOp, /
both In a fiourishin ,ig.sGIiminary 4
p pess Of 70 forming an SsSs ssthssnsss,
one Of the best scot attend and y ?;
s ssisoss and Ii principles explain
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
Sunday Sch DOL Room Enlargement

At the last quarterly meeting of St.
Paul's NJ. e. church 1t was resolved 10
Gu large the Sunday school room Of tie
church by extending 1t out to Shipley
street The enlargement will Increase
the sittings from 800 to 800. When
completed the room will be one of the
bes: in the city for Sunday school pur-
DDses
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver on, with Hypophosphites,
Ia more reliable as an agent in the cur,
CT Consumption, Chronic Coughs anG
Emaciation, than any remedy known
to medical science. /, is so prepared
that the potency OF shese two M ost yalu
able specifics is largely increased. |
8 also very pslatsble.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
A Brilliant GOLn0dY.

Next Tuesday and Wednesday even.
ings, the 7th and h, the new musical
farcical comedy, "Oa the Sahara" will
be presented at the Academy of Music
by an excellent company, and as 1t II
one of the most brilliant comedies eye]
written, will no doubt draw crowd cd
houses both nights.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
WhoSays So2 We Say So
Nuf Sed,

That O ur $500 Shoes in
Button Balls and Congress
are gen ine hand-sewed,
both in W cit and fair stitch,
and is the only genuine
hand-sew ed Shoe ever put
on the market at the above
price to the consumer. We
also hav e a $500 Shoe,
which is a fair representa-
|tion Of OF If So 80 Shoe; the
only diff rence being that
1.-THE $500 Shoe is machine
sewed instead Of hand
sewed. Call and examine
these Shoes and Save One
dollar q n each pair o.
lShoes.
| Also a full line of X. O
IL. Shoes in stock. At
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
A Water Main f3ursta

The Rodney street water ma In ct
searles street sprung . leak some time
during the night, and this morn ing " as
forming pools all around the neie hbor
hood. The Water Department was no.
Tiled and the leak 10 being repaired.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
Died Away from Home.

Charles U. Harrison, 10 years Of age.
who was on visit TO Frank lin Coz.
West Goshen township, Chester Coun ty -,
Pa, was taken sick, and after pro-
trActed sickness died on Tuesday night.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
Delaware College,

Rev. ]. II. Caldwell A. IL, ID d., President
Will oaon win aa.4-yed facilities Septem
Ger !, 1899. rtro9 eoIrs0s: Oi,ssioaI, Scien.
Inc and agricultural, Expenses not over
S2l5 por anauD. FOr information, cata-.
logues, et,, sddrsaE the President, Newark
Tel. iet7std-l3tW
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
Tho weather,

Tomorrow promises to be clear and
cool. Similar conditions are likely tt
prevail ON Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03

Cheap, from now until March Goth,
1887, house No. 1908 Van Bursn street
pply at REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
Excursion

On Gouiey's excursion, September %,
there viii. be oniy tlgh5 cars to the
Washington sectiC n and only eight cars
10 the Harper's Ferry section, 30 that
each train of eigh; Cars can be run on
the boat and over the Patapsco river In
is u inutes thereby be enabled to make
quick Iup. allowing eight hours in
Washington and six and three quarters
In Harper's Ferry. Tue railroad com
parry limits tie number to eight cars
and will Lot 20 beyond it under any
consideration. Parties going on the ex.
cursion can secure their tickets by
sendiug their names, residence aud
number .. tickets they wish by posta
to j. L. Gou,ey, No, 1905 West street
Wilmington, and they will be held IN
til Tuesday, the evening before the ex
cursion, a I'd to be ca led for at Mr.. Bay
nard's, Filth aud Market. Par lies sepd
ing their names and not calling TO
their tickle at the above time, they
will be for sale en- Wednesday follow
ing. Hsvi z to run 80 few cars will
make ticke's in demand, but there viii
not be any more tickets sold than tht r
are seats for passengers. In each trair
parties wish n2 to bay tickets can d.
70 at any time until the number o
seas are fll
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
urhN YOU wiz. no =,
GRAPH, ESPECIALLY GGoO,
1&s g &,7sa.u-

Is the man you are ,oOki2S .ar. Hi
photographs are superior 10 any pro
duced In this SECTION of the country,
and his charges are very reas3nab Is fol
such work.
The latest style per,rait he lie now In
trod ucing, cailed the Ebony Viguette h
proving a grand success every body
wants them. Tley are extremely et
tective and becau!rg, especially TO sui
jec.s OF light Complexion. Superior
Still. Superior Know edge.
STCDIO. 8l3I-2 NARExGT SJREET
sfpi-tm
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DRt SAILS

FOR BUILDING ODD FELLOWS BALL
AT HUCkESslN, nELAWARE.
Proposals will be resolved by the under
signed for building Hail for Friendship
Lodge, NO. % !. .. .. f.. at Eockessn,
Delaware, until thu RSDAY, tho l6th day
OF september, 1876 81 Y o'clock noon.
Plans and specifications may be examined
at office Of A. I.incoin Wet On or after
MoEdsy, SEPTEMBER ot1, 1s'e.
Each bid 10 he accompanied by ceriin ID
check for $4,000
Each envelope to be marked proposals.
fer Hall "
The comm lt:ee reserve the hight to reeci
any or all bids
BY order Of the Committee.
s3-2t A. LINCOLN f. +, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
;
ate OF the In erInomet

at the REPUBLICAN ofica In the ahsd
O'Clock 10 o'clock "a o'Hloc
$50 1872 II
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03

uTANTED.A SIIU ATIDN AS SALES
w man, either Wholesale or retail, by
an experience busn rs man. Reference
given. address -" 3lI W. 4th st, It'll
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03

VXYAN TED-A GOOD WHIiE GIkL
w fer enersl housework; one tn II is a
good cook. Apply at once at southwest cor
ner btl and King streets. sep -3t
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
WELL BEGUN,

They say, means half
done, SO that an early start
well followed up, is of great
advantage to any business.
In buying early and for cash
we are enabled to give our
customers the choice of the
markets at Lowest Prices.
The new styles for merchant
tailoring are in, and we will
be pleased to show them,
even if you are not ready to
purchase. Our cutters an !
workmen are constantly inn
proving, and we guarantee
you perfect satisfaction
The New Styles of Clothing
for Men and Boys are ar
irving daily, and we can as
tonish you with Low Pricea
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03
EOK RENT.

Z
1904 Van3uren street, rooms, : 8
oU5 Townsend street, roo ns ~,
aOl East TT ! street, ro1ms IS.
302 Liberty street, 6r1Cms, IS.
1881 " est .tn street. I rOuns, 3l2.
3 houses 9Th & W0otlawn ave rooms, 80.
s05 " est 2pd street, rooms Slz.
SOB, 300 East i II 81 Get, orsons, Is
lOt lstison strtet, r.Ons, 81.
10 10, IL and Is h. Attn street rooms, So,
II 4 Railroad agtnu,, 6 rooms, 50.
lilo, ~ AID 20 nj en- oe street rooms, 80.
jos. l.. & AhPEN1 Elk. j ~,
sei SGT g.3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03

NlSS tfEhTnL De Is. HARLOW, A. Is.
Nl graduate Of cornell Univtrsity and
former IIluo!pal q K'veryiew Academy
DelaV are cry. Will succeed Miss Frazer at
receptress o.. the school At No. bla Della
Harj avenue, on september 70, lssG. She
Will he pieaaei 20 see former patrons and
orh1r7 Interested In modern methods of In
L 5 lc.iuD. sep3 I'm
Daily Republican., 1886-09-03

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levsri tacias, - me dire ,tod
!, III be OK o eli to public Pale, at the Cour,
Houso on M rket street .tr cen tenth ard
.leventh streets in the citf oil Wilmington
New Castle County, Delaware,
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DIED.


BRICK. AZ st Elizabeth, July 2. 1850. ANNIE
Interment to-day Al Prospect HUI cemetery.
BURCH. Saturday, July Sd, 1856 At a.. GE0
X. BUkCH, aged Iwenty-one years and nine nloptnA
church Rsisiises and friend. H1s sspsaI.y nsisz
~ attend. lps
LLrILEFoRD. On July "a. 1850. ANNA LII
tour years, leaving six children
They ssy that life 10 like . Aowse.
That blooms . few short days.
Percilance tbs but a single houf.-
wilhers and decays.
This life unlike the bloom;
The fragrance that II sired
DlsI,enses from the grave, the gioom>
Tells " she is not DEAD.
The funeral viii take place from 1881 ssrest souA
fss sna O. 20 sSs Sco
ISouthsrn Maryland papers please copy
ODWYER On July ID. 1856. JOSEPHINE
he iais col John 0Dssen 'A'Sn'H Oh Jane s's
Tis funeral ssEs pisce from 1915 Eighth street
isiis : rsspsosufs invited 70 sr...S iSs. z 9srs
end Cailiornis papsrs please copy.J
sSsH sSdssq R q heart d''a's - Boy -
Funeral service on Monday. the sen. q s'clook n
H. q a.s ss rss.csnes ii0s Eashsa STREET Sorth.
sTRoBEI- On The morning Of July 9. lsss. sssss
StrSssi, aged mon,ss and 1'71 a. sSs % y =
FuHerai VIA take plsce sunday, July Eth, q Owe
S1.su sss sss
Als.aeariA Frsnss saA RELATIVES enc SsspsctsuN5
ToLsoN. On Friday, July q. 1889. q Gas o,eleck.
IAI z fyLsoA, b tss thirsy -Sisl sssl q s,s sss
-. ss n.r,SsssI ID sssf. Anna dhesas& isas
fsssssl sii Jake pAc. from Ns.rop.,s., A. NE
tiSes ana riends are lnviisa
,ss aokndx s = Sn,I e sss ssSs
Aeecs " oserel heeoAoa6
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| AHS CLEVELAND AT THE CAPITOL
Mrs. Cleveland paid her first visit to the
House gallery this morning. She occupied a
seat in the Executive gallery, and was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Villas, Mrs. Lamont and Captain
Eads The party remained about twenty min
| to the neglect of the dull discussion which was
progressing upon the Wisconsin claims amend
ment. Many republican members whose seats
0elng Immediately under the gallery prevented
| them from having good view OF Mrs, Cieye-
land, turned democrats for the nonce, and took
the view was unobstructed. When she arose to
60 the few spectators in the galleries went out
TO get glimpse Of the bride. as did several
The party also paid brief visit to the Senate.
where they occupied the seat reserved for the
Presidential family in the private gallery. II
the floor or the galleries, the fact did not make
itself cQnsptcuously manifest
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The naval appropriation bill, reported by the
senate committee this morning, appropriates
pared with the House bill Of s4s 500. In round S1
numbers this amount is $1,000, 900 less than
for sss and
$3,lS6, 900 less than the estimates. The senate
co con- mt ~. mas added items appropriating
outnt. Of these vessels. Tue following are the
,ss%s Of deancson
ea1ipmeaSs. ana recruiting. 1880; yards and
docks, $4,000; provisions and clothing,
x20,OOO; construction and repair, $23, 600
steam engineering. 81, 900. The provision Of
$50, o0o ~ d3r q new naval observatory. and
struck out A provision is inserted thar no part
Of the amount appropriated for preservation
ana repair OF wooden vessels should be ex-
more than ~ per cent Of the estimated cost OF
new wooden vessels Of the same sixe, and sim
ilar proviaoa e attached to tho appropriation
vessels.
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DEATH OF CASHIER WHITNEY.
He Expires Suddenly From An Attack
Of Apoplexy.

MIR. Horace A. Whitney, the cashier Of the U.
s. Treasury, died suddenly this morning be-
tween hait-past ten and eleven o'clock, at his
residence, No. 1922 18th street, from apo plexy.
During the night his wife was awakened by his
heavy breathing, and awoke him, asking what
was the matter. He replied "nothiug," and
went to sleep again. Mrs. Whitney arose at the
usual hour and went down stairs to see about
her household duties She returned to her hus-
bands bedside later to call him for breakfast,
but was unable to rouse him. She became
alarmed and sent for q physician. Doctors
frentlss and I. L. Smith responded, but all
their efforts and skill were Of no avail and he
died, as stated above.
MIR. W hitnev served during the war in a New
YORK regiment and was subsequently detailed
for duty in the bureau of colored troops, under
Col. G. Fosher He was in 1867 transferred
TO the Treasury department, in the treasurer's
once, and has been there ever since, working his
way up from a 81 200 clerkship Mr.. Whitney
was promoted to the office OF cashier little
over q year ago. He was on duty yesterday as
usual, and seemed in particularly good spirits.
he married Miss Laura Magee, oil this city. He
was past grand master OF the District in the
NJ aSOn1c order.
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Changes in the Omces.


The following promotions were made In the
Treasury department July LIST:
Office of first auditor, from class three to class
four, Hector N. Neill and O. b. Hallam, from
class two to class three, G. w. Weber; from
class one to class two, H. ]. Clark and r. M
Cousat. Office of second auditor, from class
two 10 class three, e. E. Rice, j. H, Pierce
and J. w; uuirio; from class one to
class two, William A. Root, ]. M. Wood.
Geo. N Perry, G. HI. Ross, u. w. Hascall ]. nj
Sprowls and T. I. Doran. Office of the sixth
auditor, from 81, 900 to class one George 70.
Rosen; Frank Branagan, class one to class
three. Office of first controller, from 81 600 ia
class one, J. b. Simmons; from 5000 10 81 .OOO
Chas. NJ. ScanlOn. Office Of second Controller
from class three to class four L. ID. Adam: rom
$1,000 10 class two, Nathan Reeve Otfice Of
treasurer OF United States-From class two tn
class three, Miss II. X. Pearl; from class one to
class two, II. C. Howard and W. P. Vale: from
$1,000 to class one, Miss L. N. Dent; from 1900
Armistead from 5000 to $1,000. Ofice Of reg
Ryan; from $500 to class two, Miss NJ. G. Mo.
Gill; from 5000 10 class one, Miss NJ. A. Robin
SON Office OF the third auditor-E. d. B. Porter
rom class two To class Jour.
Mrs. Nellie M. Hayden, Of Vermont has been
appointed copyist at 5000 in the Patent Of.
hce.
Frank r. Williams, OF louisiana, has been
promoted in the general land office from 81 400
to 81 600, vice Frank d. OrLle, OF illinois, pro.
NOTED TO 81, 500.