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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-05

MONTREAL, JAG. 5-The announcement
ia made that all arrangements for the &C.
qu!ai.ion of thu principal four mills In
Caneda By indicate Of English capitalists
is ebous completed.
ST PETERS BURG. jap. 5.-Tne minister Of
instics has issntd conEisntis' circular 10
the Judges and imperial prccusstors, notify
Ing thsm rot to permit Hebrews 10 be en-
rolled as narris5era, and that those already
prsotioiog must reoeivs rniice of expnlslon'
DUBLIN, J.n. The Freemans Journal
says Toe E.sl Of 2alsnd, Viceroy OF Ire
Isnd, and Me B.lfour, chief secretary, nave
begun to pass a-oand the hat to obtain
fuads to pu-cha3s fnod far the suffering por'
t!on Of thu popu ation OF Ireland. tits their
Intention to mako tbs police magistrates the
relieving officers. who will distribute the
c, r.but:ous forwarded to the castle IN an
9 ser TO the sopesl Of the V;ceroy and CHIEF
S,crassrg. Dublin castle, for the present, Is
to DO trangfo med into a sort OF dry goods sscre
with soup kitchen attachment. MIR. Baliour
no thiaks that he sees favorable chance OF cut
ting into tho popular feeling But tho country
viii be disa pointed if The indigestion ofthe people
fails TO find unequivocal expression. Ii the ois.
trass is 50 BID as to call for the action Of the gov
eynmsnt, then It is By the government that IL
ought to be relieved and not by the begging box.
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4 Sad Ending.

PLArTsBoRG, N. Y. Jan John Rooney
aas burned TO death 10 his barn few miles
moth OF this village ia les, night. It is
thought that ha went into his bsrn while
smoking and, being under the Influence OF
quor, lay down to sleep AID spark from
hs pipe set fire to The structure. A few
years ago R,oney's father died, leaving
1900 TO be divided between John and two
brothers. Gas has since been frczan' to
death, shile intoxica;ed /; another was killed
ia runaway ACCIDENT, while John met his
fate Is above stated.
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In a Bad Way.

COLUMBIA. s. c., Jan. 5.-Conalernation
was caused in Columbia yesterday by SER
moo preached By ths Rev. ". T. To'son OF
he SeHond Baptist Church. Ee said there
was vice in the C,llmb!s Club, the city
Government AID the Young Mems Gh-islan
Ass1cia.Icp the Columbia CLUB is the
principal saclai organization in the Safe.
Senator'S Hampton and Butler and nearly
every prominent man in the State ere men,
b,.s, aaG ex-Goy. Il richardson wss for years
!ts President. According to Mr.. Tolson
The city Of CoIum, IL aad the Y. NJ. Q. A.
are 10 league With Satan snd are doomed to
everlasting punishment unless radical
changes are made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-05
VIRGINIA NRWs.

Rsy d.. ]. l. Bnrrcws, pastor OF tls
Free mason Street Baptist Church, Norfolk,
has resigaee.
government pension WIS aFsntad Cd
Saturday 10 Thomas E.moad. Of The Piain7,
Faconisr coudtg.
9'ne G,veraor has Tec0mmissioned De.
john Nah, u geon 81 the reniten!isry, Tor
a term If one year.
Col. John Shackleiori Gsesne died at hia
residence in Norfolk Saturday night. he
commanded the 6 Virginia cavalry during
the wsr. and was with Gen. bshby and then
Gen. J e B. Stuart's division.
TIE old Yuenglng brewery on the James
river, just beo0 Richmond. was totally &C.
stroy cd OF frs yesterday together with its
contents. Loss $4,000 The Richmond
Cedar Works which used the building as a
storage warehouse, lest O,OCO In goods.
Jas FreDger, freight conductor on the
G & O road last week eloped from Cher
lottesville with tbs wife of Chee. Sprouse,
an employee OF the Midland road, and it is
supposed they have gone TO Texss. taking
vi b them t72o OF Mrs. eprouse's LILLE chiic-
rsn.
The veuerabs Mr. Wildman nst Withsan
awful death on Saturday near bis home near
Farmville by drowning in the Lithia spring
on the "Witt place" He was about so
wears Ct age, and in STOPPING TO dip water
{. on tbs spring fell hesdlong Into the basin,
where be remained from tie time CT the sad
hspDening-3 o'clock-untii half-past 5
when he was discovered by negro farm
hand.
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safe condition OF the eveee, and the heavy
SHOWS North, with prospects of q ttaw.
Ia nearly every county ia hsas@e'
the winter wheat crop is in fne coodItion.
The heavy snow of he pas week, il is be-
lieved, hiss improved the condition OF TIE
crop 20 per cent.
Jshn Fields, brothe:-in-!a# OF Pensicn
Commissioner Raum, las begun suit against
Golcouda, His. claiming title to the whol9
river front CT the town, lined With "aie'
houses, hotels aod sesidarces.
Mayo,- sleot Smith, OF Providence, Il /,
intends to pus stop 20 pr!z, fighting box
ing contests and simiiar exhibitions. This
will prohibit meetings at the Gladstone
and Providence athletic cub.
Johu Lacey, tough young man Of Coum-
bus, Iad. yesterday without cause attacked
Ell. Djltz, aix.eeD u ears OF aga, sad cut Eve
q ,ep caches In his hesd end face that sab
seqoertly caussd the yoahg mau'a death.
at Bowm.nedalc. Pa , on Saturday icur
youog men got lot Of w5iakey On pre-
scripticn and d.nuk i. O3a. aged II yeaEs,
has died from the eff .cts and another ieia
out 10 the I'D and was So badly fstzen that
both legs must be empu;a ed.
a Chattanooga, Tenn, Special says: Ci,-
c1!t Judge D @. Frowhett. ased 81. died
as. evening Of softeaiag Of ihe brain. &c
was appointed chsncel or By Aodrcw John.
s,n arc served in that cap acity for twenty
FIVE years.
Toe residents OF Elwood, Ind. aud those
for many miles around, are much exercised
ovsr the slight earthquake which was feis
here Saturday evening a. that place is in
h, natural-gas regions, it Is very genera l.
believed that the disturbance came ffou,
natural gas.
Bruioghsm, ala, special says The the
trsdss counci', union of ell labor oIgani-
cations, held IS meeiioe last evening, and 81
ter report from committee that the nine
operators had ell refuaed to inset commit
tee from the ulins workers. union or In any
way recogD:zo Iebor, series OF resolutions
wsse adopted piedging o sid the miners BY
all Lawful means tc oompo recognition Of
the uoion and to win the present strike for
higher weges.
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2@9S3s=5 a.
ASSOCIATED PBEss DISPATcggs.
!, PBEsS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WAsHINGroN, y. o., Jan 5
SENATE.

The Senate net at noon with Vce-Pfesi-
dent Morton in the chair. snd With fuller
attendance ce members tban ca any other
Gay at the ssns houc siacs the session be-
gan. Toe gal'eriea were also well filled
With spectators. Tae puma! of Friday last
was read, aud oas OF t1s briefest possible
character, consisting of only enc short sen
tence. .Scor.s CT petitions were pr5saDte! fer
ald against the Conger lard bill ard tie
bankruptcy bill.
Mr. Hale reported back without amenG-
neat tbe arportiou N ent BILL
M. Hoar from thu com mittee on priv
legse and elections reported back The ere
dentials CT F edarlck p. Daboi5. as Senator
elect from tie Safe of Idaho for the tel N
beginning the fou-th Of March oaxt, whlcn
ware plsosd OF file.
Fir. Hoar also reported back iavofs5is
the credentials of Messrs. shoup aud Nc
C.,nnalI, Senator's lec5 from Iisho. MIR.
Shoup having already taken his seet the
cath of Office vas administered to Mr. Nc
Connall, who was escorted to the clerks
! desk by Mr.. Mitchell.
Tnsreupon.the Senate vent into execu.
tive session on the motion Of Mr.. Sherman,
wac said that it was mportant to have such
! sesslon Immediately.
| Taa doors were raopened at half past oDs'
when MIR. Hoar moved that the elections
bill bs taken pp.
Mr.. Teller gave notice that he would to-
morrow, Immediately after the morning
hour, address the Senate OF the elections
bill.
The conference report on House bill sup
plementary 10 thu act to an'horizs the coz
8 ton of the Baltimore and Potomac Z.
B. Co. IN The District of Columbia. (Snowp
as the Atkinson bi1) wss taken No and dis
cuss d.
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Foreign News.

VIENNA, JAu. 5 .-Fiisy persons we're
killed outright by the explosion that OCCUR
red In the Trinity coal pi5in Polish Aul.ris,
on Saturday lest.
BERNIE, jan. Il is reported saat the
powers will hold an international congress
here during the present year. whec ths sub
act of ansrohlsm viii 5e fully discussed.
PEsTH, Jan. 5.-Wnils "a enormous
crowd Of holiday mAkers were amusing
themselves yesterday Oh thu ice covered
su-facs Of the river Dlunbs, the ice sud- en-
" gave soy in severa pac;s. a terrible
panic followed among those who wars upon
the river. a num5ar of psopie fell into the
water sn | vera drawn uuder the leo and
drowned.
EALIFAX. jan. 5-Two Russian sailors
of .hs bark Sstkrk have been tnksn to the
bos2its! naa-ly fSezaa. Thay elege brutal
treatment bs the captain ana oEi;ers; tbst
thsy weco bsa zen, dragged ou5 Of their
banks when TOO i'll to york, snd eft lying
ca deck W I'll nothing tui eF-;iothing on.
09VSG1! VI bIl9 Djfh5 OIuCoTo w 10 dI=t5lCL
DUBLIN, Jln, M. Tim othy B. Hsaly,
NJ. P, has started for Paris, with the in
teDion of consulting with Mr.. William
O'Brien. NJ. P, previous to me meeting
of the nexs conference bstw sen the Irish
leaders.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-After the thaw which
VS. experienced throughout Europe on
saturday aud sunday, sigma of freezing are
again noticed Ia tlls city AMI thu pubic is
commencing to appyeh aud q return Of the
severe weather la,ely experienced in Great
Britain.
LONDON, jim. the Standard &C. Gay, re
fsTring TO the Bshring ssa disp1te, says: I'VE
havea very upplea ant aspect. The rup-
ture between e ,giand and France canoot
be mentioned withoat feeling Of deep re-
greet. America may count upon receiving
the IN n aasuSe of courtesy, patience and
ffmness which England has already dis
played. Bn. Mr.. Blaine will do wall to
bear in mind thet firmoess will DE common
surate, should the moment arrive for is
ezercise, with tbs n t=ncs ard courtesy
with waict he has Ear bssn treated. He
seems Srss .gsnliY anxious toput him
SELF 9r5ng. Nc Liacoin cannot to, soon,
on ais retnru, ds7ote himself to ssc5rtei1ing
tie rss2 i,ne ofonr foreign off 1e and c ,ul-
intoxicating them to his gcvefnm ent Thsre
is nu6 psts1n 10 E gls nd bat would hssr
it Proposed Si,h pzof,ond regret tia. shota
sncuid b, exchanged bstwseu B i1ish and
American vessels except ia courtesy But
it would excits greater regre. to hear that
tho B / isb Il .g ha bean insuited, and this
aetionsi honor not vindcs!ed By prompt
renr,sls But wa can navsr osjisvs that
the hm.rcao paopls will snfsr its pubic
eervacts to f9rca Cor fi;ct by waEtoo cut
rae nran CO # ,g. W. WI gladly b3w 10
ths euoai ot laieraa'i,s.ai iasa, on. no5 10
ne il & # BIZ. & ,ioa To'rust that hs will
nete -',ot ia fneasse, whicI .a certain to
av ,ea,a.ed and resisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-05
Gubernatoral Candidates.

A letter fran Richmond to the Petersburg
appeal sayp:
A gentleman 1ho is q careful observer
Of the blowing Of the political winds seid
to day that three of the. most popular de-
mocrais in virginia wilt no doubt be can-
didates for gov.roor TO succeed the present
incumbent. They are Ex-Governor Lee,
Hon. Cnosles T. O'Ferra!l and Mayer
Eyson. O'Fer:all is. / undets,an 81
ready en- avowed candidate snd while the
mayor has nevsr ssid he will enter the race
his friends are determined to push him
forward uuIeHs he positively declines 10 be 8
candidate. /, has always been understood
that General Lee had his eye upon seat IL
The United States Senate and w2uid De D
candidate TO succsad Nj. Barbour, hut re-
Gently the ex-t,overpoT's friends say he
| would Just es soou be governor again as to
acouDy seat in the Senate. he and bis
firmly are fond CT Richmond society aud
! there arc many Inducements for them 70
| return to Richmond. Should it 30 happen
| that tx csc thrse gentlemen should oppose
each other for The gogeEuorship the cor,
! test will 5s one OF Tue most exciting enG
| Interesting ever win, ssed ia this State.
II Is well known here that when Lea
was q, vernot he lived sell and the sssrg
Of the cities did not begn to pay
h;s exparsts, eud the general lei5 the office
Considerably III debt. Lse has made mocey
in the ast yesr and !s now qaite we'll CT
Cove nor Mckinney lives IN very PLAIN
stu l., END wien be goes out Of ctiics be will
30 doubt have saved considerable portion
o. HE salary. Be has not near 90 large
fanli'y as his predecessor aud does not give
tbs frcq1ena e;eaan receptions that wsis e.
popular 16iie Lee was Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-05

GENERAL MALONE says he heard Presl
dent Harrison Tell man to whom be had
given 80 unssked for oflice, that he appoint
ed him, not oocsu Of any recommendation,
for uoae had been received, but because be
thought he would reccmpense him for the
hospitality be had received at bis hands
whan on visit to the town in which he
Iig,7. So that President Harrison does rot
LOOK upon government oflioe as d public
trust, bat as private snap.
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BOUJg.

Nj Henderson, CT iowe, presented the
coafe!eoce report 90 thu urgent deficiency
bill @hich was agreed to.
The pending business comiug over from
tn Iast easpeaeinn dey was the motion TO
50 l,snd the rules and pass She bill for the
retirement OF ID 4.se in he navy. Lost.
Sir. CAnpon, 81 Illinois, moved % su pend
tee rules and pace Senate bill fer tas srec.
lion Of pubic building ST DsrViie. III.
Pending WATCH. NJ. Bland. ,f Missouri,
moved an afiourpmeat, supplemen'ing his
motion With the suggestion thstii tbs House
had nothing to do 5nt pass public building
ills, Il should not REGAIN in session.
The House refuSed 10 .dj1ufa-yess 50;
nays i6l
Afe. brief remarks By NJ. r >gsrs and
Mt. spinola, Mr. Canuon's molten wa
agreed tc-ysas 149; nnys Is. the clerk
noihiGg quorum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-05

II we would have powerful minds, 70
mu,t think; ifpowerfn MUSCLES, ws mos.
labor; if sound luags. we must take D..
Bulls Cough Syrup. P,Ice % cts.
F5r cuts, bruises. sprsins, buros, sca.ds,
frosthites, and chilbsins nothing equals Sal
walton Oil Il annhiIstes pain. Price %
cents a bottle
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s9a,5O7 il
ASSETS.
500 SOY 10

Mum, Of shares in operation, / ,225.
Number OF shares morcY ioared on, All.
Dividend declared this year per share, S4 %.
Vaue of each share in good standi1g, $3.50.
Rcspectfu ~ Submitted,
ISAAC EICHB ERG, President.
JUSTUS SCHNEIDER, Secretary
Alcxa, diia, Va. December 80, 1890.
To the Board of Directors and Stock dgrs If the
German Cooperative Building Association No.
a Of Alexandris, Va:
Gentltmen-1 he undersigned have examine
the books Of your a. association, and fad ,htm TO
agree with the inancisl report of the Secretary
Respectfully yours,
GEO. W. FISHER,
WORTH HULFISH,
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$43.9o7 90
AsSTs.
S439O7 30

lumber of shares in o. or ton, 1882
Numb of shares moDc7 loaned on. 274
Dividend declared this ytar per share, 5Ocert;
Value OF each share in good standing $l2 so.
Eesps ctf1lly Submitted,
ISAAC EIcHB sRG, President
JUSTUS SCHNEIDER, Secretary.
Alexandra, Va. Fec mber 3o.b, 1850
To the Board of Iir ctors aud Stockholders Of thu
German Cooperative Building Association OF
Alex mira, Va:
Gentemen-We, the undersigned, beg leave TO
report that we have Examined the books Of the
above nsmei association, and frd them to sg,eo
with the report Of your secre ary.
Respectfully yOn,e,
GEO. ". FISHER.
Jo5EP q ,g3;4AgFMAaN, grus tess.
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City of al xandria, Va. to sit:
On this 3oth day OF pecen Der, $50 before mo.
tne SAB crite-, Notary Pub c for The ely OF
Alexandra, md the State of Virginia. p,r AZ
appeared l'aac kichbe &, the Pr sident an Jus.
'us Schneider. tho Secr tsry OF the German 90.
operative Binding ASS cisti)n No. 8, OF h.oxan-
d'ia, Va. and III ,de oath that the annexed s. ate
incnt. to which their names signed ia true to
their best knowledge and balief
Given under my hsLd this day an! car s'ore.
said. ALBERT erOAkT, N. P.
NEW sEEDLEss RAJsiNs aud CURBAETs
IN just received By
dec2 &c MJpUEw.
GUU by sc IL ,;tse>.
iBly is
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I'll GS- CONFEDERATE VETERANS Tho regular
monthly meeting of 3. f. Leo Camp Confederate
Veterans, will be held Monday evening, Jan. Ssh,
at 7:30 uclock.
jan3 81 EDGAR WAKEFIELD Adjt
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JUsTUs SCHNEIDER, Secretary.

City of Alexandris, Va to VT:
On this 30tb day of December 1890, before me.
the subscriber, a Noia Public for the city OF
Alexandria, and he State IF Virginia. personnlly
sppesrod Isaac Eichberg, the President, and Jus.
tus schneider. the Secretsry OF the German Co op-
erative Building Association No. 4 of Alexsndria,
Vs. and male oath that tie annexed statement.
to which their ms mes arc slgned, s true to their
best knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this day aud year afore-
said. ALBERT STUART Mp
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jaa3 25 EDGAR WAKEFIELD Adjt
a NNUAL REPORT
"a. of the Financial Condition of the
GERnAN COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSO-
CATION NO. 4
of A!cxacdria, Va, at the close of its Htth years
operation, ending December Sis, 1890.
LIABILITIES.
Ioisiston fee1, $i5S o.
Fines tfansfers and premiums, Sid SO
Stock II, 213 90
Interest, 1891 %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-05

Rav. DE-, ]. l. Burrows. pasto. OF lae
F.esmaFon Street Baptist Church, NdrioiE,
has resigueG
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A NNUAlI RkPORH
IA of tina Financial Condition of the
GERMAN COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSO-
CATION 10 5
of Alexandria, Va, at the close of its first years
operation ending December 31st, $780,
LiABlLI4I les.
Interest, 1913 55
stock, "a, 80 %
lnitia'ltn 'eeF, hnes and trausfe S, $40 %
Bills payable, 1850 90
S43o,7 90
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-20
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Barber, FOB iig rage, betalte fine 10
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iaien meS minbit tire Cages Sti9s pna
9oeen. !San bancte paa, at ban bar
bleuet oaarliat barberet os furlan9te
arbeipst sjOrt on isjen.
Zen iorbnuisoe Barber pibite life
ristig, bpao ban ifuloe iise. men git bog
inc paa Ranosns 8esirrins; men
bpem lfilbrer bans StrGt, ba bans
auuoe ii Mtinuter eiter tpm inc iaa
tint iom en- 9prt, meo tpoelise Stiasses
butter i 5jaiet, os forlanste after at
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Zig, iom iUr Husle Gage iioen 9iGitece
Mtarieireo / Suerise. Yan fine Beip9
i Suiene uUerleuereoe ban ct itrepst
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telise" tiObte5 6%Oto9rafier al bam, %
slab uper be sjOrte 5orretuinser, ueOer;
tu99eoe ban Jig meo np9le @las al ben
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tilfsl9e, at Wanoeu ~9ienoanot baaot
Ssriel % gpnen til at tale.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-20
Set haStcr!!!

SotS S enonu life bar ta9et Soneiteao,
oa bpr s 9jpre Get IN, GA De bepite CLAIMS
fsrit bllr optasuc. HGite gar oil 3 blipe
nsot I'll at tase ct Someiteao, Der tun er
o9ro 2uiino Dollars, buor s iaar Tan iaa
ct Der er p9ro ira 10 III tire 5uiiuo. q to-
Der oertor Eense for bper 9ag z penter.
vi bar MI nnoeripgt puer ell Nfllipn glcres
az Sdno, og bar euonu mango apoe Claims
tllba9e, men De saar tort. Sult, at apiuoer
bar famine Diet JON Wi9ub til al taae Some.
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50l GDceum Slo., Duluth, Miun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
ECONOMY At TIE CUSTOM house.

TIVE LONG EXPECTED ORDER REACHES THE Gull
1EcToR-oFFICEs TO BE ABOLISHED.
Tho anxiety felt by the employees OF the Custo"
,,,.o over since Special Agents Wilbur ana Chahc'
made thrir report recommending large reuuo"o" y
,bo ,orces there not in the eaSt aleVla'eu ''
,rdav By the reports IN the morning papers VI p0"N
- horce and the announcement that the lohgeA
,ected order from Washington had been ior""u ,s
rJ. order reached Collector Erhardts ONCE yes'eu'
morn,nr but. as the Collector Is out OF Town Un
,,s,t 60 his family Private Secretary sperry dechne'
y. v,a,,o the details public. He did, however, an
roo The list OF Offices now vacant that are ~ W
,oIjebod This change does not directly aheo' aug
one now IN the service, except as IL taxes iro '"0
an opportunity for promotion. ...,,,r
THO list of offices includes one deputy conectorsnp
NJ = clnss 4. with salary Of $4,000. IDS Is ~.
Office formerly held by Mr. Stanwood VINO ""' mt" %,c
auditor on the resignation Of Auditor ieriS'
other offices are a $4,000 clerkship In inc 49,
,,.,,on Of Which J. Wilson bergman is cnci
vi ooo ,.,,, n Tho third or warehouse division
under General n S. Williams; $l'2V' cielhs"p
n tontb or dlsbursing division, under Dls"' 'e
omoor Tbompson: a So 500 cler5ship In the eieVen'h
- AUDITORS division. under Mr.. stanwood, ana pe'ui
Gov n detective at "a day and chicl "a w
which at 1900 year. both In the sixtn
Az the pubc stores there not Hfuch eAcio"en
over the proposcd changes. Every one 'n0'o , IN,
+ba. their first knowledge vi VhVh ' ~.,ci
napers. Deputy Collector Burr said tiat ne ~" % h,
rurnrIsed ut the announcement that nc "', ,.om
from ,crred as he had received no intlmaton Vi ~
~. collector He thought that II such o"dis .rot
lending he would have been told of It, lie "uueu
20 far as he knew no complaints had ever oo . eve
o,,net his administration at the stores ulu Vi o,
coroctor had always spoken Of 1t In "oru' u '''
pohor. g. Tsilferty said that he had receWeu ~ ~
orcaI notice of his reported transfer oscn " MOI
r,aco IN tho Appraisers Department lie uir ~" 90
pn,cc+ IN going back however, for ne wac o.t -,
cunvnV his present place rs superin'enO %" +hr
,sborcrs temporarily and was receiving pay ~
- has hoen the policy Of Collector Erharu. ~
ear his deputies frequently from one Wv lS'.n
another Deputy Collector Williams mas poon and
r,rrea from the sixth division to the 'e'e"n enc
onalIv 20 the third: Mr.. Gano has passeu ,oh, II
seventh through the second to the esh'", 30 % tLe
Cunncr went from the first to the siA.l' ' n the
oord ond hack TO the first MT Huht sh has been
hird and Is now in the ninth Dennls 1orrvman has
IN both the second and fifth; j: WliSohm al TO The
-, about from the second 10 tic ~ RAYMOND
siyth To the third, to the seconu ,n there to the
SIS in the twelfth at first and vent rom harge Of the
eond Mr. Bnrr left the eighth TO take Vi az scnt "a
sixth and DR.. Fenner began IN M so ocomd'
the sixth and IS now again IN the ee0oiN