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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
HE WON HIS POSITION.
The Civil Service Commissions Messeu-
ger Had to be Examined.

There is q unique feature about the civil
service commission which is not generally
known. 1t is the only department of the gov
eminent where an examination is required Of
applicants for the position Of messenger. The
commission is able to get along with one mes
senger, but when there is change and new
messenger is needed then they have to go to
the eligible list in the register Of skilled helpers
and select the person who has passed the best
examination. The duties require more than
the usual ability expected of messenger, and
SO an examination, in the opinion of Mr.. Doyle.
the secretary of the commission, ia not so un-
necessary as might be supposed Mr.. William
Divine of this city has recently been ap-
pointed to this position, - he stood first on the
the list
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HE MUST STAY IN QUARANTINE.
No Permit Can be Granted for Taking q
Yellow Fever Corpse Through States,

Surgeon General Hamilton OF the marine
hospital service today received telegram
from Delaware Breakwater stating that
the captain Of the vessel John A.
Briggs, which arrived at that port
yesterday with the dead body Of the
wife of the captain ON board, had re-
ceived orders to proceed to Philadelphia.
The captain desires to land the body at
that port and ship it by rail to Machias,
Maine, for burial This request cannot be
granted until permits have been granted by
the states through which the body must pass
on its way to Maine, as upon invssti-
cation the cause Of the death was
found to be yellow fever, Of which some ten
cases are said to have occurred during the vow
age. The vessel with the body ON board win
be compelled to remain at quarantine until
these permits have been granted or refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
MIKE 1fcDONALD's WIFE.
She Has Written from Boston. but He
Infatuation Continues.

CHIoAeo, Aug. n-M. @. Mcdonald, whose
wife ran away with an ex-priest, -
related In these dispatches last
night, said to . reporter this morning
that he had received Q letter from her dated
Boston, August II. She was still infatuated
with the priest, and the only sor-
row that she expressed on account
OF her set is that her little boys are left mother
He is deeply moved BY his wife's desertion, and,
stoieal a. the ex-gambler H. he bursts into tears
when talking Of Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
The Fish Commission Work.

The fish commission steamer Abatross haa
about completed her repairs at Port
Townsend, Washington territory. She win al
once continue her Investigation Of the
fishing banks on the coast Of Oregon
and Washington territory, with . view Ia
ascertaining their commercial vaiue. She viii
extend her Investigations - far south
o. San Francisco, this year, the
proposals were invited by the Ash commission
Tor building Ash hatchery on the governmsnt
reservation, near Leadville, Col But one bid
was received, and that being larger than the
appropriation the commissi0n was f0rcsd b
reject it. New proposals. ere now being pre-
pared, and now bid for this work wiz b -
vitsd IN Ssv dayA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
The Oklahoma Convention.

GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA, Aug. 21.-The Okla
homa territorial convention to draft q constitu-
ton and memorabilia Congress for protection
according to law met yesterday. Nothing be-
yond an organization was effected South
Oklahoma, which opposes everything Guthrie
advocates, is almost entirely unrepresented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
Their Last Days on Earth.

New YoRx, Aug. 21.-The five men who are
to be hanged on Friday were up early this morn
ing and after their breakfast began their usual
game of dominoes. Last night Sheriff Flack
and under Sheriff Saxton spent four hours with
the condemned.
The men will take their exercise in the yard
Of the Tombs at o'clock, and at s, when they
are again in their cage, work will be begun on
the scaffold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Il Has Proved Of Great Benefit In Kan
6aS.

TOPEKA. KAN, Aug. 21.-Gov. Hutchinson,
Attorney General Kellogg, Chief Justice Hor.
ton and Associate Supreme Justices Valentine
and Johnston have furnished for publication
oficia. statements that woman suffrage at mu-
nicipa. elections in Kansas has proved such a
great public benefit that they advise other
states to adopt it, None Of these officers are
elected by women's votes. Judge Johnston
adds that the suffragists claims are fully justi-
fed by experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
THE CITY'S SHADE TREES.
What the Parking Commissioner Sa,
I'm Their Annual Report.

The annual report of the parking commission
was submitted to the Commissioners to-day
The commission reports steady progress in
the removal Of guard boxes from trees, and
the substitution therefor of wire The worl
will be continued but wire will only
be used in places where people are careful that
horses are not allowed to damage trees. The
commission says it finds itself impeded by lach
Of sufficient appropriation, and many thousands
OF the older trees are suffering for
WANT OF ATTENTION.
More unpaved space and better soil around
their roots is necessary and where 1t has beer
done good results have followed. The com.
mission recommends that rule be established
prohibiting the planting Of trees in parkings in
front OF residences when those
WIDE Attention is directed to the fact tina,
for fifteen years there has been no change In
the appropriation, while the number Of trees
to be attended to have increased ct the rate Of
1900 per annum. The commission recommend
an increase Of $4,000 in the appropriation fol
the ensuing year.
The report OF Superintendent Lanham il ap
pended, with a Recommendation from the com
mission that the spperintendent's salary be in
creased $500 because Ibis devotion to hi
arduous duties merit this recognition" The
report is signed by VIM. r. Smith, John Sau
and VIM. Saunders.
TEE suPzRINrxxDENT's REPORT.
Supt Lanham, in his report, gives TIL
amount Of work done and says caterpillar
were not numerous, and but littl,
time was consumed In their remova
from the trees" The number Of treel
planted was 1,S23, and 418 young and thrifty
trees were replanted TO take the places Of tina
number Of inferior trees The total number Of
trees on the streets on July l. 1889, was &C, 1876
and the total sum Of money expended VA
CIT, 996 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
From Wan Street Today.

New YoRK, Aug. A.-In the stock market
this morning there was little business in the
general list and the small transactions were
LIST Western Union, @. G. G. and st. l., st.
Paul, Union Pacific and Northern Pacific pfd.,
and in the unlisted department cotton oil mo-
nopoIized the dealings. The tone Of the market
was firm to strong. O. G. c. and st. Louis and
Western Union were marked exceptions, the
former losing ~ per cent to rs and the latter
e to SSX. Cotton oil developed marked
strength, rising ~ to 50x ON very large
business. The movements in the rest Of the
hist were slight, and the general list was almost
neglected. At II O'Clock the market was dull
and barely steady at close TO the best prices.
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Giblin Gets q Respite.

ALsAxY, N. Y, Aug. ALVIN. !, Howe ap-
peared before Governor Hill to-day and made
an argument upon his application for executive
clemency for Charles Gibhn, James
Nolan, and John Lewis, three Of the
ave murderers now confined in the Tombs
ct New York awaiting execution on Friday. At
the conclusion Of the argument the govern, :
said he would grant Chin . respite for sixty
days, until October 20. The applications q
both Nolan and Lewis were denied.
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UNpRrcEDENrEp ATTRACTION,
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTOR
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY ooMPANx

Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational
part OF the present State Constitution in 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote.
it, MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semi
Annually (June and December), and its GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in each
CT the other ten months OF the year, and all drawn
In public u the Academy Of Music, New Orleans. La
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS FOR INTEGRITY
Or ITS DRAWINGS AND PROMPT PAY
MENT OF PRIZES,
Attested as follows:
We do hereby certify that ne dvroncs
psats all the md Semi nnudf Dyatrin0sof
Tie LOulsGnd Sf0e Lottery Conapoty, and ga person
an0Oe and control the DytttsiROs themselves, AID hot
The conducted 18th honesty tdtrness and IN
god JaI tOtedrd at parties, aud autkOrizs ts Cbp-
JGHy ~ ts eert.feaie with fac st,nites or ov
nGfnTes attack.e1. ~ Us aQrsrtlseptsI.ts."
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A BRIDGE FOR THE CANAL.
A Public Improvement In South Wssh.
ington Undertaken at Private Expense.

Nr. Philip N. Dryer WAS 1t Shs District build
inG this morning, but there was nothing Of
fsrocity In his appearance. nor WAS he armed
with letter calling the attention Of the CON-
missienses 10 illegal raeks o. sncroachmsnts
Of the Psnasyivanis railroad company. In eus
band he carried . roll Of heavy drswiag paper
and ON his face vas smile. On Noudav n.
Dryer made application for . permit 70 buiId
. bridge at 3 strest south aeross the jane
Creek canal To-day the nseeasary psrmission
va granted and Mr.. Dryer b happy. The
eros the canal right On tho 6ns q x ssrest q
thas potne between Ii and South Capitol
etseeta. The slxuctare vim b. II wood, wfSh s
65-foot span. The roadway vim BE- = fest vide
and On both adss thereof win b . A-foss si6s-
walk Duhlnees men WAo rscolve anA ship
stuR other through The RsAneyivania roodf
bsjdge Yin be SrsaA eosvor1Snoo g -.
when II b bulls md esaplsesa - Sukou11e
wW present u b ~ Dt6isA
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Range Of

Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig.
nal ofice today: Sam. 70; 2pm-, 81; mani
mum, IS; minimum. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

How THE REPAIRS MAY BE MADE-The first
controller, in reply to question submitted by
the supervising architect. has decided, in view
of the fact that the special and specific appro-
priations, amounting to $50 600 made by the
acts of March 5, 1887, and October 2, 1888,
for repairs, alterations and another addi-
tional story to the old United States customs
house building at st. Louis are inufficient to pay
for certain repairs by the recent falling in Of a
portion Of the floors, the repairs and alterations
contemplated cannot be made. He holds, how
ever, that a portion Of the general appropria-
ton Of GOO, 900 for repairs and preservation
OF public buildings" may be expended for that
purpose.
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l Goop Isvrsrxrxr.

Health and Happiness come 10 an Who psrslsl
souy use Ayers sarsapanllA This powerful
ssssstivs effects in the system change snss
seems little short Of miraculous. No mediraus
has been In such universal asmasd for y,.rs
Give IL trial
any one SUFFERING from general debility.
want OF appetite. depression Of spirits. and las
safuds' viii use Ayers sarsspsrilla. am coat
Dent azure win result for I have used IL. and
spsak rom experience II 10 By fsr the bsse
remedy ever msv.s-1. O. Lorins, Broakton
Ma
AYERS sARSAPARIILA
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver d Co.. Lowell, Maa
Sold By all Drussista. Hrics 81; six bottles, 6.
Ssb20 WORTH s5 A BOTTLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

Among the worlds most famous fabrics the name Of
In weight pleasant the touch yet strong and almost
wesr-resistine We have had considerable success
this with Suits made from this mstsrial. We
control IL for the District, and that itself guar
antee that the pre-, is rigkt-s15 q Suit Several
Shades Of Gray, .sseing from the Light Steel to
bordering ON the Brown. Sack Shape only; half
lined; faultless in fit
The Sir Oracle Of Swellom says that for ths prone
made. the sea shore. or the mountains. . White or
Striped Flannel Suit 10 the proper thing. We have
both. complete In lines Of sizes Striped s12; White
els Suit.
An English serse-Bisck or Blue-in Sack or Out
away shape. While not quite pronounced. II
counted among the "verr Dressy." We're selling
them fast at SIS, and haven't the slghtest hest.
tsncy in saying there are such fitting Clothes in
town-Rssdy MadA
ROBINSON, PARKER Co,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLoTHIERa
su9-eo $40 SEVENTH ST. COR OF q
ARE THE FOLLOWING RrDucr1oss
SUFFICIENT INDUCEMENTS FOB Yous
also French Percale Shirts. COL, Pr CUFFS. . 600
&c. Neck Wear S5c
Soc. Half ESQ
10 PER CENT REDUCTION on ALL FLANNEL
AUERBAcH BRO,
oUTFITTERs.
S2e-m.w8f1m e23 PA. AVE NV.
CIR THE Best.
THE CONCORD HARNEsa
LuTz / BRO.
4e7 Penn. ave. sdjoinins National HosaL
Trunks and satehels Of best makes 1t low prices
ap1:
DERsoNs WHOSE OCCUPATION GIVES BUT
s;ipation Carter Little Liver Pills will relieve you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
Cooler Weather.

The signal Office turned out another favorable
weather map today and made one more pro-
pitious prediction, forecasting: Fair weather
followed during Thursday by slightly cooler,
westerly winds"
This promise Of q letup from the RAPIDLY.
rising temperatures is q most grateful one, for
the thermometers have been climbing
lately with steadiness that showed
conclusively-what was before only q sort of
conjecture-that summer has come The maxi
mum yesterday was Sc degrees, and
It went a trife higher today in the
heart OF the city. This morning there was .
ing's record One ..highn h.s
dwindled down TO rather small
area, still being centered in North Carolina.
while the other "high" is still coming east,
ward. The slow" is away up in Canada, headed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
NOT IN THE DELAWARE.
The Man Supposed to Have Been
Dr0wned'is In q Washington Station.

There is q man looked up at the Arst pre-
cinct station on suspicion. He was arrested
two days ago by Detective Horne.
When arrested he said that his name
was Cover, and that he was from
Westminster, Md. Detective Grammar Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railrord was at police head
quarters today and he recognized
the name Cover a. that of the man
for whose body the Delaware river has recently
been dragged. Al heretofore published in :
dispatch to The SrAR, man
named J. T. Cover, Who lived IN
Westminster was reported to have jumped into
the Delaware river. The report was based
ON Q note found in Fairmount Park,
Philadelphia, giving the information
that Covers body would be found In the bot
tom OF the Delaware rivsr. Covers father did
not believe, however, that his con had made
away with himself in that way.
When seen In his cell by BrAl reporter this
afternoon Cover said that he was in Philadel-
phia about two weeks ago, but he denied having
written the note referred 70 above. He says 10
is cigar maker by trade. His father, he says,
does not know where he is now. He i stiIi
held on suspicion. He gave his age q thirty
one years.
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Commissioner

We ne 'rndeTsi0sei Banks and Bdnkrs trfn pdv all
prizes dJdun IN The LoUtsiaRa State Loertks WhSch
psat Le presented a. our eCtalterx
4. N MALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres state National Bank
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans National Bank
CARL koHN. Pres Union National Bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

PROHIBITION WIrHDRAwN.-The Treasury de-
partment has been informed through the De-
partment of State that the Dutch government
has withdrawn the prohibition of the import
and transit of rags and used wearing apparel
from Sicily into the Netherlands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

EXEMPTED FROM ExAMrSATroN-The Presi-
dent on Saturday last, upon the recommenda-
ton of the civil service commission, approved
an amendment 10 the railway mail rules e1-
cepting for examination clerks employed in
the railway mail service exclusively as porters
IN handling mail matter in bulk in sacks or
pouches, and not otherwise, and clerks en-
pioyed exclusively in steamboats,. Very few
persons Of either class are employed, and those
employed in steamboats, are generally employees
OF the boats. who for a small additional COM
pensation make the mail distribution required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
MARRIED..

M BEsS0 TO- T.. AT the parsonage August n
ANNIE v. DUNALL- both of this city.
MEkkIl1-sINCLAIR, BY the Rev, Kinley McMil-
Ian, August 10, 1883, HENRY p MERRfII snA
BESSIE SINCLAIR. both u this city
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Addren

-RENENBER that the PAYMENT Of pgiss Is
GUARANTEED BY FOCR NATIONAL BANKS of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President Of
Institution whose chartered rights recognized
h the highest Courts: therefore, beware u Al iaaiss
tolls anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR 10 the price q the smallest part
or fraction Of = Ticket ISSUED BY Us In any Draw
ing. Anything in our lame offered Tor less than
Dollar . swindla sulx-wks3v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

V,HE ACTION OF C1RTERs LITTLE LIVER
Il Pills Il pleasant. mild and natural. Thsy esosly
not purge
V,HE USE OF ANGOsTUkA BITTKRs EXCITEa
the sprs'iss and lseg; she d,Eestiys srEcr. Y
AcsQren. A. ell druwgisfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

To COPPER THE TREAsuRY.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has awarded tie contract for re-
placing the slate roofs of the north wing of the
Treasury department building with copper
covering to John j. Harrington of Washington
for s6,450, the work to be completed in ninety
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

4 carpsatsr naaaed Davis. smplsyed @ NJ.
:. =. eshssidsr's buildings On Q slRssk fen
sbeut 10 feet into n szssvay this morning ga
bgoke hiD vyisk
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1T MAY BE A MURDER.
A Blacksmith Deals q Terrible Blow
With Bar Of Iron.

1csteIuhy albIuOOu Tue Dlack6mltl shop OF
the Washington and Georgetown railroad a,
the foot Of tn street was the scene
of an unprovoked assault that will prob.
ably terminate in the death of James
L Perry. His assailant was Thomas Gleason, q
blacksmith, who had formerly been employed
in the shop. Perry was attending to his duties
as hostler at the time he was nearly killed BY q
blow with heavy piece Of iron held in the
hands Of Gleason.
When the assault was committed Gleason
was under the influence of liquor, and when in
that state, it is said, he is always quarrelsome
and likely to provoke Q fight.
FELL IN A SLACK TUB.
Several DAYS ago, when under the influence
of liquor, Gleason visited the shop to see his
old friends there, and he fell in the
slack tub and was nearly drowned.
one of the hands at work remarked:
Look out, Gleason, the slack tubs full"
SIS III" he replied, good naturedly.
Eyes, it il" answered the workman.
A moment or two later Perry entered The
shop, leading horse to be shod.
Whether any words passed between him and
Perry no one seems TO know, but while stand
ing there, having the horses halter in his hand,
some one cried,
"For Gods sake, look out, Perryw
Before Perry had time to turn Gleason had
come mp from behind and dealt him q stunning
blow across the back OF the head with the bar
Of iron.
The injured man was cared for by Samuel
Thrift, the stable boss, who bathed has head
with arnica and applied cold bandages.
II am going to die" remarked Perry, a. he
was being cared for. .'Oh, but wish I had
my hands on HIM" he added.
GLEASON ARRESTED.
0,l,o ,,ol;co nbul.pon ann,
veyed the wounded man 10 Providence hos
pital Gleason was arrested BY Policeman
Williams and was locked mp st the fourth pre-
Before being taken in custody he told one of
the stable men that Perry had told him 10 go
70 hi"
The weapon used was taken in charge BY the
police. It u Q squsre iron bar about tWo feet
long and nearly an inch thick
n CRITICAL CONDITION.
The injured man b in . critical condition.
At times he i unconscious
This afternoon in the Police Court the charge
against Gleason was continued indennitoly and
be was committed to jail without bail
A Witness Who Made Many Statements.
Jacob Stsiger was charged In the Police Court
today with keeping an unlicensed bar and the
case Vas dismissed Among the Witnesses wa
Peter BANKS, who had voluntarily told the
officers that be had bought liquor there. BE,
however, on the Stand denied that he bought
liquor there and made several inconsistept
statements. The court directed that ne -
looked up until the sttornsy could look into
his case, With the visv Of charging him wi1h
perjury.
Broke His WrisG
4 oarpentsr named Davis, smployed q NJ.
3. y. oahneidsr's bulIddngs On q sksek I'm
ahouf 10 feef info au nxnnv.nx fhSs 1890 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
e FoR CLUE RATES, or any further Information
desired, write legibly 10 the undersigned clearly
ssAis residence, with State County Street aud
Number More raj ID return mail delivery viii be e.
~ your inclosns Envelope bearing your full
IMPORTANT.
Address Il A DAUPHIN
New Orieana La
By ordinary letter, containing Money Order issued
" all Express Companies. New York Exchange, Draft
Or fUstal Note
Address Registered Letters coptainins Cursncyto
NEw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New OrlsanS La
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NrMKHrs.-The following an

REVENUE APPoINTMENTs.-The following APP
pointments have been made in the revenue
service: William p. Foust, twenty-third Penn.
sylvania; William T. Barclay. fifth Tennessee:
John Lingle, fifth North Carolina; Will A.
Wright, James B. Templeton, L. A. Stewart,
John ID. Loftem, w. A. Randall, William r.
Blackwell, A. II. Rollins, Samuel s. Marks,
Robert L. McCrary, John J. Justice, H. II. Har.
well, all storekeepers and guagers in the fifth
North Carolina. To be gaugers-Geo.C Abel,
Maryland; Beecham Higley, Nebraska; John
w. Conner, West Virginia; V. W. Kittle, West
Virginia; H. X. Winslow, fifth North Carolina
Marcus d. Stafford, fifth North Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

Fined for Keeping . Gambling Room.
In the Police Court today in fhs ease Of the
persons arrested in the raid On .'cFsp" room
on street, Ennis assumed the responsibility
and plead guilty 70 . charge Of keeping I
gambling house. He was fined e2H The No.
man was not prosecuted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

In the Police Court today winifred Brannan,
charged with keeping a Sunday bar in West
Washington, was fined $40 and an appeal We
noted.
The viii Of James E. Lusby, fled today,
leaves his estate TO his wife, Mary L Lusby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
The w. and q. Railrosd Loen.

Vno w. ana u. RAILROAD Loan
A deed Of trust on all the property and.fran-
chisss Of the Warrington and Georgetown
railroad company, excepting the property
IN square Al, was placed on
record today. The transfer y =
=. Francis Riggs, Thomas Hyds and Charles A.
james 70 secure the payment Of - go n
bond iasusd 70 pay tar the work Of oc1vesting
the TN stneot lina into eahlo HoaA The bonds
are 70 run forty yssrs and draw PEE ssns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

COMMISSIONER TANNER Of the pension bureau,
will leave Washington next Friday for Cha
tauqua. N. Y. where, on Saturday, (soldiers'
day), in fulfllment of q promise made
DR.. Vincent year ago, he will deliver the
address. On Saturday evening he will leave
for Milwaukee to attend the National encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the republic. He
expects to be absent from Washington ten DAYS.