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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
First Maine Cavalry Association

President Gilbert y. Harris and Sec
rotary c, A +. Emery presided at a
meeting of The LIST Maine Cavalry a>socia-
ton nf Massachusetts, held at the Sher-
man house recently. About 10 men :
hers We're represented. 1t was voted to
hold a reunion of the regiment in Boston
some time in September, and committee
of u was appointed to make the neceSs-
airy arrangements.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
P(DII'I'Is
Tho Rofos by the Run.

The ro,cs and the dover
Are very sweet aud i1if
AMI love tic fragrant pd3f=
Ih,y breathe upon The air.
Bot sycet,f seemed the lia-=srl-.
Beside the meadow run.
Ia time that You were t4stait,
And va twenty Ont.
Hoy iondly | remember
The time we culled them titre.
Al meath the shady mlp.e.
w0yc them in Your hair,
How There in bliss W t4r1sl
n.a Tire set of sun,
Tho umr that you were teeHly
And was twenty one
1tmly have been the llpwef
or l5ok, benign and ir'.s,
That btl,n whisper solfIs
How dear YOU wero 70 me
ineerr topped Ia qucstlan.
only knew 'twas done,
In time that You were tweaiY,
And Wa twenty ore.
Nv, had our summer, dnHna,
D., hclds Of life are brown.
We'se Travelled up the hillside,
We'rc on our journey DOWN
YET OH ,qake from dreaming,
Those jas hay just begun,
/ bat you gum Ife twenty.
And an twenty ont.
When lie and love are over,
And | am laid at rest.
hope saine 4uc Viii gather,
And place upon my breast,
such flowers as used To blossom
Beside the meadow run,
Thct.ne that YOU vert twenty,
And was twenty QUO.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13

II = .osetF- IN FTIssr 4.Ncr Fral'5=
fully, lid Mr.. Delnts b raHf
on 81 ~ al aeur e4r..er fn-m.fI#3X an
aprt On IL before sfcakfa-.. LsH.s IT,.
children VIII % 70 nue., Hgza,.aia#ft.d E
you d9ut take them to - -..afsaj,. -
night
That wont hurt thea r. s4u =
GOOD di-c'p liHr Tor Mru THas
! have Dlerty of df..,,,,f,f,,,....z = 49,
years to CONF
Before Mn DeI~Yu could raHy tH.
door opened and the fffrc,. .lirafi r5....5fi
in.
ooh mamma. rr=.H paz.D . #..t -
.li-may coming upaH IS fsa-a. - -aa
maj hl, mother VA ss.l #aH... enaYsefz
.ar"n't YOU goiug - tasr = 3. -Yp#t#
Bile; All the Other Oh fr 4e
there.
mo. cant - t43-nIslt In 49, triHz
and I've too much % d.. SpN ~ mer-
/ ey's >ake, don't MAKE faz- Ihers -.
glcn'y Of Other .ocia3lr- IA A. a.se a.
4 this one. Come here. .It-.#a. ami h.,.fr.
take of your cloak ami nat Boy. YOU
must either cham your elethe. or - 20
bed. ! can't have yon playing afaund ia
feur best thing
The boys gave evidence u their AMER
and sappointmcnt only by Giugue them-
SeNes about the room and mgttering.
nht "e9sie p.ean to wall A. euce AMI was
promptly punished. nndre~-ed and sent to
f'1, where SHE cried herself to -leep.
MfS. Dei"Nh went back to the parior.
.'Ht >he could not fix her thoughts upon
i!'r po9k a2aln. She could think Of npth
M pul INC grave mistake Ms. lloE ~
making III the management Of her Chi
lren.
Nv nat respect will theY have for her
WORD ID the years to come she thought
heF VIII som lose all confidence In A.r
anu she VIII have canse for ih- ma-t ut
Ter regret,
men MRS. Holt came downstairs lit
Tie later her embroidery in her hand 70
me sea- by the parlor center tall,
Mfs. DelwYn .ongel 10 utter few wor :
'i friendly advice, hut feared to snap
asunier the delicate strands Of friend
snip which bound them to eaeh other.
II something would only make her
see she thought signing.
H9iilethihG did'
ne next day was the last day Of Mr.
peiwyh 5 stay, aud Mr. Holt said at
breakfast that he would send carriage
III 'ne AFTERNOON That she aud MI. Holt
might take drive about the city.
SEMI carriage that will hold four.
and Jessie and BERTHE can 20 with II.
said his wife 1T Is not often they ut
a chance to take drive
Cant 80, too:" asked Charlie
NO. there will not be room" answered
j his mother, and the boy, brow WAS
Swallowed at once by sullen frown.
When the carriage was announced at >
O'Clock, Mrs. Holt and Mrs Drlw.n w4re
engaged in the parlor with two ladie,
who had called to make the acuuairt.,,c,.
OF the latter A. they rose to leave. Mrs
Holt asked them if they were going down
town, and eli red them seats in the car
rage
81 can take you both AS we'll a, no. '.ie
said. cordially. evidently cnusid4rics i,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13

BaileyS Island oil llarp>well, on which
are many hourishing farms. is being Wis
tied hy millions of dark colored worms,
which are destroying The hay crop of the
Isle at wholesale and causing great alarm
among the farmers. They have come up
IN the land suddenly and are maxim
wonderful progress. They pitch tLer
tent in field well covered with stou,
growth of grass. and creeping along OF
the ground, eat it off just above the sur.
face.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
An End to Bone ScraDing.

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, H., says
"Ha,ng received so much benefit from Elcctri
liit,crs, feel it my duty To let suffering human
ity know it. Have had running sore on my
leg for eight years; my doctors told me would
have to have the bone scrapcd or leg ampu,ated.
use instead three bottles of Electric Bittcrs
and seven boxes Bucklcn's Arnca Salve, and
my leg is now sound and WE'LL
Electric Bittcrs are sold at fifty cents a bottle
and Buckien's Arnica Salve at Doc. per box by
Horatio w. Gushing.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13

Speaking Of Canadian annexatios, C. n.
gresham Mi lken says. There may be-
SOME elements III the Canadian population
that would be undesirable, hut if We can
receive ami assimiate the vast hordts #
emigrants that are daily hocking to orr
shores from foreign counties there ougi
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
SIeepIe sness.

DIR. FLlNT'S REMDY is the best remedy
known for insomnia, or seeplessness, which
aillicts so many persons, and which leads to so
many serious nervous diseases, particularly to
| insanity. Descriptive treatise with each bottle ;
OF address Mack Drug Co y. y.
RiNhN 4 Buck Agts
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
Dangerous Trining.

II is not only foolish but dangerous. to tribe
with constipation indigestion, piles or liver de
ranecment Take the proper remedy n
as possible and avoid all danger incident to de
Law. HAMBURG FIGS are specific for the e
| affections. - cents. Dose, one Fig. MacA
Drug Co., N. Y. Bixby Buck t..
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
Buckiin'S Arnica Salpe.

THE BEST SALvR in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
all skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or
emo pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
ect sti,faction or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For aAls BY Horaio W. Cushiag
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
No Time was Lost

4 vcrdant looking Young couple appear
ed one day at the parsonage Of an East
cru minister, and the young man awkard-
~ explained that they wanted 10 he mar
ricd. II WAS raining in torrents, n il had
heen all day.
The candidates for matrimouy had come
in an open buggy, sheltered only by sin
gle umbrella. and We're SO thoroughly
drenched that it was necessary for tnem
u Try their garments by the kitchen lirt
before the minister could proceed with
the ceremony. When they rc-appercd he
said:
Its too bad You had such rainy
dav.
wall, said the BRIDEGROOM with the
well marked nasal twaug of rura
Yankee, that's just exactly why W,
come, You see, it>'S pouring So hard
we couldn't do nothing else, so we jest
thought IT was good time To iii married
Wouldn't have come if it'd been goot
pioughing weather
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13

about twenty-five ye@rS ago SAYS
George w Childs in Lippincot's II was
in Boston one day, in book store a
wretched ia rainy, sloppy and muddy
when | saw the striking figure of littr
man, wearing slouched hat his panta-
looms rolled up, pushing along the street.
He looked as little like poet A. man
could. | turned to the bookseller and
asked him who that was. That is Oliver
Wendell Holmes, he said. We'll, | want
to know that man and got to know
him, and we have been the best of friends
ever since"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13

Algcrnon-"Do you believe in love In cot
tagei' Miss DE Pert-"Yes, if it is cottage at
Newport or Manchester by -the-sea."
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
Notes about Men and Things.

-
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y aged person III .9.erzs ; frg.l-
1'3 ta#as Ia. I5e- MT rela- .3a.e IT.
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ming va. "A na3Irr f.r Iag-It..,4.
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kindly waning tHat = fHzrr 81 life "a
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ter tear Wetc ~ 1t pre-ecgeil lie me-
Ell pretty large aat,le. "A a, aer
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13

Secretary Windon has confirmed the
ruling of local custom house appraisers,
which CLASHES worsted cloths US wool
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
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Sales Increasing

SO. Paris, Me. Mar. ), SO
Ny sales of browns ms
tant Relief" are constantly in
crcasing. Itgives satisfaction.
r. \. SIIURTLETF.
your money refunded il II fails TO benefit you
when used strictly n directed On inside wrap
per, so yon take 10 risk III trying it,
eJs- Sold by all dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
CALLERS on THE PRESIDENT.

washington, June 1.-THE President had ouSS "''
~ 4, TO-DAY. Secretaries Tracy and Noble. the Ator.
,,o oorsroI and Postmaster General wanamakcr called
On him during the morning, and Secretary Blame
formally presented the new Swedish Minister. other
visitors came thick and fast and included Senator ig
gins Representatives Butterworh and Taylor senator
Mitchell with Colonel James p. Montgomery, Of oto
con John W. Inwls, of Kentucky; W. I. Ownby' OF
Tenn.ssce: Joseph NJ. Cushing A. NJ. lawson, kcpTe
Wilson and G. ". C. schutter OF Kansas Eh"alu
YomnE United statos Consul at Windsor; y; p "A
,tral Amnrp United States Navy Captaih W. l. A..
veil Tinted States Army John Mcneil, OF - LOUIS
Charles W Buckley Of Montgomery, Ala H. " wal.
cor ~ North carolina Jane d. Lynch, OF MISSISSIPPI
lanes MoTrissey Of Richmond. Va When INC Iast OF
these callers had been received the President went
down 10 the East Room at ! O'Clock ana shooA hSius
with nearly goo persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
APPOINTMENT AND RESERVATIONS.

Washington. June 1.-The President to-day appointed
lewis z. Parsons, IT,, 10 be United States Attorney
for tho Northern and Middle Districts OF Alabama
He is native OF that State, about thirty years old
ard a son Of Ex-Governor Parsons He lives NJ
Birmingham and is one OF the leaders Of what Ia
known as the white Mems party" He Is regarded
as a representative Of the best element OF Southern
Republicans.
Attorney General Miller has received the resignation
Of Barton Atkins, United States Marshal OF Alaska
to take effect September 30; the resignation OF G. Van
HOOrebecke, United States Attorney for tbs Southern
District OF Illinois, TO take effect june 80; II. G.
Alien United States Attorney for the Western District
Of Virginia Francis B. Hutton, Assistant United States
Attorney for the district; T. b. Linn, Assistant
United States Attorney for tho Southern District OF
Ohio at Columbus.
The resignation Of +. NJ. stockslsScr, Commissioner
of the General Land once which rendered March
last was to-day accepted by the President 10 take
effect June 30 Assistant Commissioner Stone Will
act a. Commissioner In the meantime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
z. FL. MACY & co.

regatta oN Larohmont Harbor the occasion beina
tho first annual Of The club 49, -,
The Eew-Y0rk Yacht Club Regatta committee nA
announced tho programme for the seventy ooter races
70 occur June s, aud z The races will be metehes
under the sailing rulse OF the NcHfork Yacht CIuo
between the Katrina and Shamrock both entries Tor
the Americas Cup trials. -.
The course on june will be twelve mites 30 wind
ward tor iecwardD and return, fCom Scotland Lsne
ship. II the committee should deem H. sdvsaoIs'
however the start will DO made of Sandy Hook LlghL
On June the will BE- the outside one oi
the NewYork Yacht lb from Buoy TO- near southwest
spit around Sandy HOOK Tight and turning stsAo
boat of Shrewsbury Rocks.
On Juno the course viii be the same as Ss'
TO- near Southwest spit; thence south Of Buoy IL
and north OF Buoy o. and return.
TAe atari will be made IN each At about IL
O'Clock, weather permitting. The flagship Electra
VIII be the judges boat and VII Rave her sncnofsso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
rnr nnorRLRl IN oOMPANY b.

Captain A. ". Beiknsp, OF Company B, 7iss Reg.
rent who was arrested on Memorial Day By command
q, Colonel Hopper for characterization, declined yes
tsd.y 10 discuss tho newspaper charges against HIM
II, aid they cone from Colonel Hopper, his superior
otioer, aud ~ would not be proper 'or him TO talk
.hoyt tho matter, but he would DO roady 10 meet
them before q court martial at any time. There has
beou trouble IN Company B. and on Memorial Day
Colonel Hopper detailed Captain helsnap as Inspector
~ Rtoe Practice and placed Lieutenant g. II. smith
In Command OF Company q. Captain Heiknap refused
10 act as Inspector Of Ride Psetlce because p az
lcep Of the fine he ranks ocer Of the stan, and
ms change would degrade him. He says thai an
sDponnnsnt a. csptsn OF company Is fof hto, SO
thst DO osn only be removed ey ehsrtS ~S~
smstafnad bstors . oourt,martsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
NEWS OF THE THEA TRES.
SUMNER PROGRAMMES OF MUSIC, BUR
LESOT,E AND DRAMA

Managers seem 10 bo Of the opinion that whnn the
public begins show signs OF being snrfeitcd with
dramatic amusements the time for light opera has
arrived For some weeks have had thr'c comic
operas appealing successfully for support. This num-
ber Will be reinforced night BY tho produc,
ton Of "Arinell" AZ the Union square. and "f
Martha" az the Grand opera House. II u" new
corners should be fortunate enough to ean fair SHARE
Of patronage the repOAch that Ne"-lork"rs ar' not
music ov Ing people ought not to be again uttered
Entirely new scenery and costumes promised for
Ardrfc- which a. before noted IN this column, Is
new setting Of The Nuremberg DOLL" All the sing.
ers with the exception OF Louise Paulln, arr unknown
In this city. The following Is tho cast:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
YACHT REGATTA POSTPONED.
THE LARcHMoNT CLUB FOUND THE GALE TOO
sTRoNG-RAcEs ron BIG BOATS.

TIE. LAhNhmbNI NJCb fOOND AHL "HAC AOO
sTRoNG-RAcEs ron DIG BOATS.
The Larchmont spring regatta, which was an
nounced take place yesterday, was postponed until
next Saturday. At the time hxed for the Start tho
Judges boat Dazel lying out In tho little
harbor Of the club. but at the Same time gale was
blowing lnshore. Tho force Of the wind great
as 10 throw four foot all over the inlet, and
Il was absolutely impossible for any OF the smaller
craft to venture abroad. Among the craft IN tho
harbor ready for q race the cutter Clara.
schooner Agnes cutter Rslah soops Daphne, Brenda,
Banshee ard vandaL schOoners Columbia and Loona.
yawl Cannot, sloops Nora, Angler and Portis. The
steam yacht NarwhA the only 20 brave tho
necmency Of the weather for tho purpose OF seeing
a race which was not sailed.
Commodore Girard c. W. Lowroy OF tho Larch-
mont Club was yesterday morning and he
denied tho vague rmOrs which have boon abroad for
a day or two regarding extensive defalcaiions from
the clubs trust fund. The member who was rock
lessly charged by outsiders with msappropriaung the
club funds sill enjoys the respect Of all his colleagues
on the roll and u in way indebted to the organ
iEahon.
On tho Monday following tho spring regatta the
Larohmont Club announces q priEo race for tho mos
quito feet The regatta viii be open 30 the mosquito
sails Of the Larchmont Club, and those of tho CORN
THAN mosquito aeet itself
On next Saturday, June 8, the day Of tho spring
regatta the conntAian MOSQUITO nest will AAis =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
THE AcourTTAL OF LIEUTENANT wALsHE.

Washington, June by the approval OF the pro
ceedings Of the Columbus, Ohio eourtmarta, Second
Lieutenant waIshe, Of tho Signal Corps, has been
acquitted Of . ssros OF most formidable charges. He
accused Of making fraudulent claim against the
United states In collecting Communication OF quarters
for four months while he WAS occupying public
quarters In conduct to the prejudice OF good order
and discipline In falling 70 report the above fact; In
behaving himself with dsrcspect toward bis COM
handing officer 10 saying before enlisted mon, who
is Greelyi He 10 nobody. no Is as mad As q Match
hare and would be where he is but for influence
that put him over able men. Greedy Is
rascal and murderer. and would not now have his
shoulder straps II the truth known" The fourth
Characterization OF tho XIXth Article Of Warts
unique, 90 the Lieutenant 10 charged with saying
Look At GeyelAnds Cabinet: that shows the kind
OF man he It, whoever heard Of Endoott until Cleve
land dug him up out Of some unknown hole In
hsshaehnsetts. he 10 about ft 20 DO Secretary
o. Wsf as aB o6loe-boy." The fifth and last OF this
10y o. Charge Il that OF conduct unbeooming
gmoer epa gentleman IN denying 10 q brother ofloer
ne ssisisnee n an order which Ale In bis
ehsrss Of eensettns esnmaeshsa. srs denisd any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
,,n t.uaucn intent and tho cOurtHaral acquitted hi"
rorPrg.cI.Ass PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED
washington, June 1.-Fourthomss P'Su"a''0''
=. a., .npointed as follows:

roIrRTU.cI.Ass PoSThAsTEhS hFfolN ~
wa.b,,gton. June 1.-Fourth-eass postmss'ers
-, ,odsy appointed as follows:
W. ,,.nnsvIy snIa-John Meyers Duncan James r.
GA rem, NeWstantOn; George u. barclay, sInnaIua-
stann Henry " BlosS Statewide; g. o. klnssoury'
a4nIaSS RocS: o, NJ. Tilbrook, wall Jane" H.
"C WeT Ic1sey-E v Bowe., Allentown william II:
,,.noinS' south PIalnfcld; II. 7. Pullcn, Tenant
I'D HanOe linton Falls.
D' NswYork-A. NJ Dayton, brandon An1rGW mnl.
II, EaTle Mills; Carrie DE Reuher, Five corners
Charles II. Vary, Garfield; 8: A, pelsva9i GGli9Ta
Henry F. Page Hermitage; ". D. TINT, HOoS Sor'
nrrs: Squire Wilcox, Indian Rive; George bSiey
Kasoag: o. c. Shaw, Kennedy; Thomas JOY I hiIn'
land: Charles f. Wood, Ludlowville; John w. VIZ,
Mrrose Smith Porter Mcndon; A. T. SpraguG nito
Fails: Frederick c. Parker, Oneida Valley JonanS
Norton Pittstown IA T.. LOUnsbery, kahdNl ScT.
b. Wllscy, sand Lake; Mrs. F. C. Lewis oSniomjn
Centre: James " sheldon, SciO; W: II beI WiITay,
soIsvIlle; II. D. Coleman, Stephenson Cen sIr,visr
IRE Wampsyille; Homer l.. Kane, MesI So"N
Connccticut-W ". Winch Mount hoPeiu KaIov
Mane-W B. Goodrich, Bingham H. IL ''
pcnnysvIlle: p s. WOrthingtOn, Palermo midland
Massarhusetts- Alfred hatstat, NoT. n,isn Centre
New Hampshire Francis Jepsoh', |STnnnapt short
p s. Datchcller, Hzwiinam EiIn W.
Falls: James b. Brown, Wentworth, Moth r,yerton
Rhode Island-James W Counsel Ho' N Taggart.
Vemont-F L. Martin, Befhei' d. II, GGTS@ie
East Charlotte j. 5. Young, Troy asa -, ~ wsst
Weston s. Cole. westmoro; NJ d. Ieo"@'u "'''
WArdsborO'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
VIEW orARrERs For 4 GLOWING RrswRss.

The opening Of Freuis new store az No. y West
Twrnty.thrIsL Importer and manufacturer u coretS.
sc, shoulder braces pads -ecls laclngs.
etc took place week and there has been large trade
then, ever since Tho firm at Broadway and -Four.
ccnthst for year and nine months aud as It's business
Uurfcw these quarters the stor' In Twenty thrist
had 70 be opened. There interesting reasons why
Frcui's business has expanded rapidly within short
tune over $40 styles Of corsGts be found the
store the Arm makes II speciality ~ ne form.
Tho superintendent said the other DAY that lade,
coming b. understand that It better 10 to
Frrud's where popularity Of form suited, than
10 purchase hap hazard the drygoods ID
was new special line Of business for this city, and IL was
growing rapidly Formerly merchants sold that
they themselves and the purchasers did not understand
But now at FrcudS woman can have corset adapted
TO her form Corsets made order run from IS go
and made article comes from 20 cents upward
Fine shoulder braces and excellent shoulder brace
for deformed people. can be found at this place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
NEW AUDITORS IN THE TREAsrR

Washington. June Tho President has made tho
following appointments
George p Fisher, Of Delaware, 30 be First AuditDr
Of the Treasury. o. =. !, c...u,
Joab n. Patterson OF Eew-Hampshlrc, TO DO Second
Auditor Of the Treasury. ~, -,
was Endorsed for the place by Senator hRSilN, ann
the bench and bar OF DelSWaEc In lSNJ PreAtdcht
lincoln appointed him Associate justice OF ur
supreme Court Of tho District of ColumUl& ana ne
held that office until 1870 when be rcslEh'N u -, w
take the plarc OF United States Attorney fUr INC
District Of columbia At another time be held the
office OF Examiner Of Claims in N" state DrpArtmrnt
AS First Auditor no succeeds Judge j. D, Chono"eth,
Of Texas. 49,, ~, , D.,
J. \. Patterson, who succeeds Jndgn W =. Day.
OF Ohio A. second Auditor OF the Treasury. HIVES al
Concord n H., and Is a lawyer Of high r"puie, lie
served I'm the Union Army during the war ana nose
n, the rank Of general Tie was recommended Tor
anpolntment by eX senator MArSton. Of Now Iamp.
sirr and was Endorsed by the enum Congressional
delegation OF the state. .
Changes have now be"n made IN tho heads OF All
the nine accounting offices Of the 1rraSury with the
Gle exception Of the Third Auditors Office, now
held BY Colonel Williams of Indiana.