Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

Signal Service Men Made CLERKS ~ the
S0ndry Civil Bill.

The Following enlisted men Of tie signal corps
now on duty In the once Of the Chief Signal o1cer,
have been transferred TO the Class ned Depart.
mental Service under provisions OF the sundry
civil bill
Clerks class 81. K Van Auken ana T. B. Har-
rson Chief draughtsman sl.4oo-R d. Weston.
Foreman OF printing nj n,4oo-J X Robinson.
Clerks Of class "a J. Henry, r. seybotn and II.
g. Williams Chief mechanic at s1,eoo-A.
Gccard- Draughtsnen at sl.2oo-R p. De-
cram and W. Morey. jr. Telegraph opera
tors at H,2oo-T. T. Moore and J. N. Watson.
Sienks Class l-C: J. Ashton. S. ". Beal, J. Berry,
p, bunnemeysr, ID. j. rrol, G. w. Hay. H. c.
Kenealy, A. II. Kennear, q. G. King, e. s. LivIngs-
ton. W. l. Moore. J. b. Newiin, II. ]. Penrod, 7. J.
derson, III. &. Anderson, W. Be- ry, j. C. Busnby. c.
". Chambers, F. GllaIn, q. A. HilI, & g. Johnson,
D. Im 4. Marins, j. Noria.ty, Z O. Pugn Q: v.
Te.egraph operators at s,0oo-J. 7. EKar, ".
W. McConsbe. Clerks at $1,000. {. Ash
l srssssaa BAN Y t,es &C Sf s 4 DAVIS &
In; DAVIS, Z ". Day. P. G. Day. j. P. EarnesS
" Finn Ml, J. IT T F9y u Seddlnss Graham,
Marx, James Moran, John A. Moran, A. c. Fainter,
J. d. Parker, w: +. X. Philips W. T. smith and J.
= w. Mm;es,de; Telegraph operators al ssOo-T. $
A. IL Bell s. q. h0ney, J. Ii. Harmon, jr., NJ. Her.
NAN u. 3; Luton. AW. hodgsins, EN-. Mattison.
AZ ss4d aooinspA s Snd Tucf oepy,sSs
Messenger at ss4o-John J. Ryan. skilled artisans
AT Ss4O-F. II. ClaveUuX, Z. Dillon, {. W. Lederer,
ana T. Molooey. Watcnmen at S73o-J. Balster
and d. J. Farrell. copy Ists at STOW. A. David
son and w. b. Marys Janitor e &T.0-w. Ii.
Signor. Batteryman at S720-J. J. Trueman. La
6orers at $8G0-M. Hayes and E acNey.
From the Yellow Fever Districts.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES TO AND FROM THIS CITY
ARRIVAL OF SOUTHERN PASSENGERS
Surgeon Hottoa has teleyrapled from Camp
Perry that this mornings report shows that 10
refugees have arrived In Camp Perry; Is were
discharged, 13S remain, 65 have been discAar sed
but are unable to leave, AID convaescents are
In the fever CAMP DIR. j. +. Hartigan, OF this city,
left last night for tne yellow fever district under
Instructions from Surgeon General Hamilton.
Inspector w. b. Harrison has te egraphed as
follows from Palmetto, Fla: "ReporI OF yellow
lever from sth 10 30tn OF S ptember inclusive: OF
Nanatee new cases @, total 40. deaths o. Palmetto,
new Cases 43, total 60 deaths 4; Braedentown,
new cases 2, total 3, deaths o."
Dr. Wlst johnson announces that the situation
Al jackson. Miss, Is unchanged
surgeon Hutton eiegfaphs that DR.. Posey re-
ports Two Cases in Callahan, one serious There
are how TWENTY-FIVE Callahan people In Camp
Perryi there are but three whites In Callahan ex.
cept The sick.
Surseon-General Hamilton, with the approval
medic Al officers and Inspectors OF tue Marine Hos
ptai service hat Oranges, lemons and lines, un-
les packed In towns known TO he Infected by yel-
low fever, Will be PASSED wi bout fumigatlo CT
CARS and leaf-toDacco WILL also be passed without
tumlgatiOn.
TREASURY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RENEE FUND.
The Treasury Department has made additional
contribu ions 10 the yellow fever fund follows:
Fourth AUDITORS Office, x3l: Bureau or statistics.
SIS; Buaeau " Engraving and Prinlhg, $3.50.
Inc total contributions 10 date from this source
are 81 ,20S.
INSPECTION OF SOUTHERN TRAINS.
Dr. Stratlon reports the arriva. In TINS city yes
terday OF the Following southern Passengers who
remained In this city: John Screven, Savannah,
Ga; Gen. E I. Alexander, Miss Sjedman, Miss DIR.
RosetT, Miss Morrison and W. A. Roach and wife,
Wilmington, n. C.; Misses Lucy Douglerty, sally
Huntington, Mary l.. Walters. Pauline Ptarce,
Annie L. Bates LaLzie WOrs hlin, or Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs Nat. Hill, FIJtsOurs, y. g.; j. {. GTalsUy,
Fayetlevllle n. c., anu Or. W. j. McDlvilt, Rush
vile, Tenn.
The following passed through: L. B. White.
warren County, y. Y; DIR. &. {. Lancaster, Knox
vile, Tenn; nugh thompson, Raielgh, y. e.; W.
LatlIntr, mother ana servant, TO New lo.k; J. +.
Aren't Live Oak, Fla; A. b. Lunny, Darlington, $.
e.; Miss GOdsooro, Georgetown, :. C., and Mrs.
Anna DAVIS ana two caiIdrcn, from st. He,eus
Island TO Philadelphia; Mrs &. Z. C0rOln, Nuw-
burn, n. c.; A. {. Rockwell, Atlanta, Ga; I. r..
Harrison AID j. p. Anderson, Abbevlile \. &, and
+. NJ Oldham, Greenwood, j. G., TO Bd.t.morr: j.
b. Pru.tt OF WaJesboro y. g., 10 Louisville, ny;
W. H. hoffman, Atlanta. Ca, 10 Montreal, Can
'. :. Hatch, Atlanta. Ca, 10 New Bedford. Mass
J. l. Rockwell, Atlanta, g., TO Richmond, Va.
The keDnesaw train No. ID VAS over two hours
late and no report wds made therefrOm.