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g August.
Flower

How does he feel 2-He feels
cranky, and is constantly expert
menting, dieting himself, adopting
strange notions, and changing the
cooking, the dishes, the hours, and
manner Of his eating-August
Flower tho Remedy.
How does he feel?-IIe feels ut
times a gnawlng, voracious, insati'
able appetite, wholly unaccountable,
unnatural and unhealthy.--August
Flower tho Remedy.
How does no foel?-He feels no
desire to 80 to the table and a
grumbling, iault-fnding, over-nice-
ty about what is set before him when
lie is there-August Flower the
Remedy.
How docs he feel ?-lie feels
after a spell of this abnormal appe-
tite an utter adherence, loathing,
and .detestation of food as il q
mouthful would kill him-August
Flower tho Remody.
How docs he foel?-Ile has ir-
regular bowels and peculiar stools
August Flower the Remedy. o
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In the Probate Court, boo ana fHr SALT Lake
County Trfu'ury % lt.h.
la the matter Of tho cttatc Of william Ycaics,
deceased,
NOTICE - iENGuN CiVEN THAI
N james A.icstca. hlIplulstrHIor " the 49,
tate OF NilIhm Ncatts .GecuaaCd. Boz rendered
for settlement and nlcd m HAii cnuU DIE nnal
account NJ biz Naturalization % slii estate
Hud petition for nnal distribution Uf mo resi-,
dur ~ suid estate among mo prrHlua rniitlcd
thereto, and that Friday, tho dth day NJ No.
y.mhcr, 4. y. ~, AZ 80 O'Clock ani., NJ me
Court room " Hul1 court, in the County Cont
House, rhit lake City andl County, ttah Terri
tory. has been duly appointed by mo iuhFr nt
said court, for The settlement NJ said lrrounl
and bearing said petition foe distribution, a.
which time and place any uerru Interested In
sad estate may appear and show cause, lf hny
there be, why SAID account ahnuld not bee oct
tied aud approved and nnul dlftr.nutou made
o. urlYedfur,
Dated october rs, 1901,
q. y. ALLEN,
Clerk Of The Probate court,
BY o, ., STANTON, Deputy Clrfk. dld
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Ths Bellevue. Idaho Nininr Company f0rh,
Iske CIV, utHh. Location 81 MiHrs coo
Wuss, diarfal lill h.niuK nsiiict, STATE
Of Idaho.
ATOII 'E, --1tiIEE ~ nNt tNouENT UP
IN Uu tiH fll'uwiU. described atn.t. on afs
ronnt " HssrHaw rnt ~ thirty lqI rgnta per
ttate ltttti on one tlIH day N April. lHIl, the
several accounts frt opposite tho nIIUfn of tta
FeiportivO SHAREHOLDER. AZ f1'luwst
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NOTICE H. HEklm GIyYN TINT
N sealed ululuial. UI be- received hy
Inc undcrHruDi, f.r the erection % school
HminrE tor nc slth School uHffIet. sails Lake
Uouulf. Utah, both tur NiD entire structure nud
separate paris - the several works. 49, 20 Z
pin. ~ October, .2 isll. Hi so. siI rohftifu.
ton nuIliiur. " At the N.I1s i.umler Co.
BIDS will he opened % i,tt district school.
house. the lifd Of Oct0her. atTp.m.
t'ians aud Spool. alone NAV Do examined AZ
ihe cfica 81 rAcint Lumber CO., surIr tiuusn
Wstd. san tah1 County. Utsl.
The board reserves Sac raht 20 reject any
and al bids. JON itiNSffN,
JOHN y. EuM klu4.
JuuN " MtttrAkEH,
board ~ ffuHrei .rl school DISTINCT
salt fnlr fIty. sent 81. lHII dtd
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In tho Probate Court ln cod flr Salt Lako
County, Terr.i1rl OF Utah.
In the matter " the Estaic oi Edward Cal.
lister, deceased.

NuTiUE ts nEufuN CiVEN, THAT
N fahn D. UainstCr, o. dminittfalaf ~ the a..
iato OF Idward UaiiIltcf deceased. has rendered
for stifftmcnt. and MED iu aid rnuff
his fHu account u De aIininisratun
% said estate, and pcuuuu fuf dnal dis
irIhutlHu % the rrfiluH % flif estate
anure the fofanna entitled thereto. and
that To-day. the fth day of November. 4. N.
1871, % il O'Clock n.t1.. 90 tlr court room ui
Lake my iud Couuiy.ttah TERRITORY has been
fuly appointed iy The iuist 40 suI count fut
fir settle fclt 81 faid arru1tt and Ielrrr
SAID petition tor dlstr Ihutuu,at which time AVID
place ant ucrfon interested tu tHif estate mfy
arrear and ah0w cause, % nrf lrrC tr, Why
said account SHOULD not hU arfi 90 aud uu.
proved. nni dnai distlhuii1n nNlo az prayed
Tor
Dated October a.. i1L -
CO ALLEN.
Cioft ~ tho PROBATE Unuft
~ o. sIANIns, Deputy t'Vrl. haU
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And Ia Areord.nec with Law and an order of
ne Hoard o Directors, made on The nth day
% April, 1891, 90 many Shares Of each parcel
% stock 40 niay be- ntrenafy, VIII he sold ~
The Once Of the Company In salt Lake CIV, on
Friday the th day " June, 1851, az y. m, 10
nay tire delinquent Aafaftueni, together with
the cagt OF AdftusiuE and rkptnset Of sale.
BE-order o. the Hoard u Directors,
3. q. llpitN, Ae,ing soe'Y
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Lucky mn Mining Company, Location Of
CITY, Utah.

principal Place o! business ParE
CITY Utah.
NOTICE n HERLBN GlyES THAT At
~ hmleuug Of Tho Board pf Trustees held
On the tih day Of August ls1l, A. halt lAkr
CITY, ltAh, an Hlfcssmeut, NJ. ., ~ Two cents
PEI share Wa levied on the capital stock of
the corporation payable TO thc secretary. with
In thirty days iron the above date, az No, %
Main Street, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah. Any stock
upon which THIS asses meat remains unpaid
on the list day ~ september, 1891, will be dc.
llnuuent ana advertised Tor sale At public auc.
ton, Andunlcst payment Is made before. will
be sold on the SIT day ~ October. 1871, "a tho
hour ~ 10 o'clock a. M, nt the eomuany' .
once, linom No. 10 Constitution Hulldinr, SAT-
iALc CTS ttai. 10 uAy delinquent assefsmtnt.,
together with costa Of advertising aud expense
OF sale.
Lucky BlLf MINING COMPANY,
", J. BUXTON, secretary.
Residence 40 : End West Street, san I.ato
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Sun lam ClIl- UIlh, July %, IllI

~ a meeting ot the board of bir.oiora ~ the
lollcyue Idaho Mining Company, held TINS day,
The date ~ "a, mant 40 ne abuyo described
delinquent stock was extended from tue liHt
day " August, 1891, 20 the lih DAY ~ sePtom
her. lstl, a. the same hour aud place.
~ order OF the Hoard N DIRECTORS.
b. Il. nOHN, Acung secretary.
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fLIT IAKr CITY, Utah, July 10, lalI
Al morunF Ut the h0aId Difoci0rs OF
the nolleyur Idaho Mining CompAuy. held this
day, tho dao Of payment ~ tie above De.
Hrfihed delinquent stock was eNtcndsd tom
the l'th day 81 August. III. 10 Tho .llst day OF
August, 1871. tthr same hour ana place.
ny order OF tho Hoard NJ directors,
n. y. lIOllN. ALlIng herrallrg.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. In aui Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.

County. Territory Of Utah.
In tho matter OF the Estate Of Jane Painter,
deceased.
NOTICE n iiEREnY GIVEN THAT
~ Wiiiam J. Ianter. adainistrai0r OF
The estAtc ~ Jane Painter, deceased, has
rendered fnr settlement, nud llrd No said
uun, ne nnAl sreuuut ~ he admin
lstrsuun - said estate aui petition inr
nnf ulatf. button nf the residue o. said csiatn
among the perfoua snttlci thereto, ant
thst Friday the 9Th lay " Nuycmlef,A u. is1i
~ luociock a. M, 1T tho Court iip1m OF sad
court, In the County Court ilouss, salt iakn
Gity and county. Utah Territory. has been igly
appointed by tho iudgr ~ sad court. fOf ne
settlement 81 fnlt account and hearing sati
pffliiUu Tor GlauihItiun. ~ which time and
risgo any person Interested IN tlid estate may
~ pest and show cause, " anf thrre De-, why
SAID account should not be settled and uu.
proved and nnai distfilut0n made ns prayed
Tor.
Dated october iiih. ioi. $500
CLERK Of The Probate Court.
uyC. q. NfAsruS. deputy. dtu
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Ia Tie matter Of the EsiA,e o, Jane Panier.
deceased.
NOTICE II nkHElN GiVtS THAT
N William J, FAINTER, Administrator ~
The Cftatc OF Jauc Painter, deceased, has
rendered for settlement. aud nisd IN said
curt, his mai arruurt ~ his admin
ntfslon 81 said rfiAtt aud petition f5f
ruai distribution OF th1 residue u atNi ratatn
amonF tho pefHous snitfltd thereto, and
that Friday TIT 9TH LAY ut k0vcmher.A. ~. lsal,
a. ltu'rl1os o.. va, NJ The Court it01m OF sstd
court, "a the C1untF Court iiuuaes SAT- Lake
rtiy md county, itan tUrrlufy, hes been du ~
HpfoInted b. the i4dsr u saii elur'. Tor 90
settlement OF HaId n. count ana hearing HaIl
petition for distribution. ~ Which TIME md
place auy porfnn ntrrefied tn SAT- srtate uHy
appear am show eauHe, u am there Doe. why
kald account should not hr settled and uIs
proved anu nuA dntrIuuon msir d. ItaygI
Tor
dated october itia. is1l.
e Y ATIrN,
0'elt ~ nc Probate CouSt.
nyC. y. STANTON. nspdu. dii
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MRS. GRAHAMS
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

tsnot q ccsmoiic 10 toe sense n which thsi
tfm ~ pnpulsry uicd tut rcrnsnanty .au.
tiles. 10 creates d son, smooth. clear, vcitgtY
stin, auf ~ dalT uie GRADUALLY makes tue
complexion several shades whifer n Is con.
slant protection from the ouccta OF sun anQ
wind and prevents fuurutu aud frefkira ana
llarkiasds Will nrscf como while you uso 10
u cicafaeH The lace fdf better than spap aud
water r0nrishcs lri iuids Mp the itin O. tur4
ana thus prevents dee fuImtiIuu of WfiuAlca.
u gives thn frcstncssi rlrH rursf aud SMOOTH
refs ~ sklu that you bad when n little fifl
EvcfT lady, young or Old. tlg1t 10 use ", a. 10
gives more youthiul frl afante 20 auy laiy,
md that permanently u coutHint no hcii,
powder or u'kall, AMI isas hartalfft q dow and
~ naurifhnr a. thc saln ~ dew is tu TIE
nnwor. Price Sl,QO, % all drugs ~ and
h1irsdrciteri, Or 81 Nra' NefvAisr tfAhaui'a &C.
tah'tahmeui, 10 Pos efrUet, san Francisco,
vhofc she treats ladies fuf a|l hlcmifhCa ui The
face or ngufc. LsdI0s ~ q distaucc ueaief nv
icuss. -cud stamp for her little book, 'liow
10 be Beautiful"
Sample Bottle mailed fgse to any
lady on receipt u 10 cent? 20 stamps 10 pay for
postage and packing. LADY ascnts wanted.
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Horace CummiuFt, Hdminiauator, With
the VIII annexed. Of the ratAto OF barbara
Matilda Moses, deceased. has rendered
Tor settlement, and hled in sad Court, his
hnnl account o. us uhlnluisrAuon Of san
Tetiiua OF shid estate among The persons en-
titled thereto, and mat Monday, tho 18th DAY Jt
october, A, u. lrll, Al 10 o'clort u, IA, At tho
Court room 81 sad Court, IN Tho County Court
House, salt lake cay and CouAty, Utah Ter.
rltory, has been duty app intud by the Judge
~ said Court, for mo settlement o. fAid 40
count and bearing taia petiiiOn Tor disNibu.
uon, al whirh time and place nav person inter.
ested IN said estate may appear aud show
cause II any there o,why said Acenunt should
cot le settled And approved and maj di,iubu'
ton made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated september ard, isll.
q, y. ALLEN.
CLERK 81 the Probate curt
by y. y. sTAsIOE. Deputy ClsTA- atI
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In tho pfon4tr Clr-. in and fir 1aii LAX
Comfy EtWiNy ut thh


iulfNluufnt lNTouHtas
NOTICE - HERtN GiygN THAT,
~ turliiuu faTc|Uurh. aduiLisiIAtuA ~
tho estate uf James iuiTHlnusu, decreased, has
rendered ioruriupuuut,hudh lrd IN fhIi C0ufi,
her nuhl account 90 irr IiuiniatTlUNH 90 fHid
e. tnts and IUtiiiIufu Nuai dIHtluuuHn oi lie
rrtidur of EHId estate nmurr thu UHftluH ga
Titled thereto, uni that iflhfYt tlp Nih DAY ut
Nryuubrr. 4, % lsli, Ht 10 u'rlora u m., al the
utnU, hrH been UulN appointed hy tho Judge
~ said Court, for un settlement ul rlid on
count uul rotrHg HAil petition Cor listrllH.
Vuu, at which uWy amt UlHUH ubt person inter.
patrd lu sHii HstHte may HIgua. 4uu show
rauHr. 10 any thHrr tU,vhy HaIt H.Unuut should
not d. settled and approved AMI nuAl diHtnhl'
ton made uH IrsHr' Tor,
Dated uctluUr o.. ltli,
&. 3. ALLEN.
Cltrk ~ the Probate 1uurt.
ByC. v. STANTON, Deputy CLERK ala
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MRS. oRAHAM's
Face Bleach

Currs the worst cases " Tfccslcs, sun.
burn. salluwnefs, Moth spiirNea. fmplrs and
all lin hifmtheH Price $50, Harmless
aud elective. No sample can b. sent LADY
AEents wanted.
Tho Druggist IN this town wbo hfsi
orders btu o. 10Y pleparatous vii have his
mans added u this Advertisement,
My preparations are Cor sale bY Wholesale
dfussists IN Cltrasl and csrry ely west ~ it.
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order 10 show cause why order of sllnuf Real
Eatatc and frr1uH fnupcuy should
uut BE- made
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In tho matter Of The estsic Of james shields.
drrraaUit
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IraAL NOTICE..

In the Probate ruurt iu ana f1rsait Lake
County, Utah fcfuiop.
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In tho Probate Court, 10 aai Tor SAT- Iahs
County. Icrritoy Of Utah.
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Inc People Of tho TERRITORY Of uAh zen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
mercantile affairs prevails here, which proves

mercantile affairs prevails here, which proves
frequently to be a very expensive delusion.
By the adoption of uniform system of rem
dering bills. comprehensive and simple in de-
tail, a boon would be conferred upon the pub
lie and District officials would be relieved from
the charge of neglect of duty SO often and 80
inconsiderately made.
We again submit estimates for an increase in
the force of this office. the necessity of which
becomes more apparent every day, and its i'm
portance l cannot too strongly impress upon
your attention. The business Of the Office has
kept pace with the growth of the popu-
latlon, the subdivision and Improvement
OF ground following as matter
OF course the demand for accommodation for
THIS increase. The subdivision and improve
ment OF suburban property is factor in the
increase OF business that is not appreciated
outside of this office. Property that was as
seSsed few years ago by the acre has been
subdivided into lots. The one bill that was
rendered and collected originally has multi
plied into hundreds, thus increasing the labor
OF collecting and accounting for the same pro-
portiOnately.
In conclusion beg to say that tho matters
referred to In this report are OF paramount i'm
portance to the welfare of the District, and for
this reason, notwithstanding but little encour-
agement has been received from Congress-,
have felt that my duty would not be properly
performed if neglected to urge their impor-
lance upon every occasion even to the extent
OF ignoring other necessary but slightly less
important measures
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FREAKS OF THE LIGHTNING.
Great Damage Done by m Electrical Storm
in Nova Scotia.

HALIFAX, Ms, August H.-The electric
storm which passed over parts Of Nova Scotia
was one Of the most furious ever experienced
in this country. From all parts visited come
reports of great damage and thrilling stories Of
the freaks of the lightning. Houses and barns
were struck and with their contents consumed
In some cases after the fires broke out the
which fell.
AT Truro an eighteen-year youth named
Taylor had his head out Of a window. was
struck by lightning simultaneously with ths
shattering Of great tree near by and killed.
Passengers in the express from Boston say that
while crossing the Cobequi mountains the rails
for a mile ahead and to the of the train be-
came electrified and shone vividly with the
lightning. The car wheels and iron about the
coaches seemed to be encircled with hre and
the whole train appeared blaze Of light
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Mr.. E. g. Davis, the collector Of taxes for
the District, has submitted to the Commits
sioners his annual report. 1t shows the amount
collected in taxes during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1891, to have been s2.874 23201. The
amounts in this total were as follows: Realty
tax, s2,094. 1896; personal tax. Sl69,624.79;
penalties, S67,l4729; miscellaneous items,
1912, 100. so; water fund, 1910, ,S66.47. Amount
of reduction in assessments. S7,3S4.O9; amount
of uncollectod taxes, s736, ,564.42; making a
grand total Of S3,6lS, 1862.
The report goes on to say: 'In addition to
the receipts from taxes &C., on account of tho
general fund, as shown by the foregoing state
ment, payments and deposits are received by
this Office on the following accounts, viz:
SPECIAL AssEssMENTs.
For work done by the late board Of public
works and deposited, where no lien certificates
were issued, to the general account; where lien
certificates were issued and are held by the
sinking fund commission. to the certificate ac-
count; where lien certificates were issued and
are held by third parties, to the First National
Bank account:
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WASHINGTON LOOKING UP.
Her Chances for the National Democrat
Convention Show Improvement.

Her Chances for the National Democratic
Convention Show Improvement.
Washington's chances as the place for hold
ing the next national democratic convention
are looking up" Mr.. VIM. Dickson, the rep
resentative ok the District on the national
democratic committee, has received as
surances from three other members of
the committee, Senators Barbour, Pasco
and Ransom, Of their personal prefer
ence for this city, while it is understood
that both Senators Kenna and German, who
are also on the committee, are in favor Of the
selection of Washington. In such a case WASH
ington is reasonably certain of six votes at the
February meeting Of the committee, when the
matter will be settled
The members Of the local democratic COM
mittee, with Mr.. John Boyle at its head, are
very much in earnest in their efforts to secure
the convention for this city and have begun
correspondence with other members of the ma
tional committee, urging the consideration of
Washington's claims. There are forty-eight
votes in the committee, and it 10 thought that
with nucleus Of six it will be worth while
fighting.
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WILL THERE BE A BREAKS
Il 10 Asserted That the Association VIII
Give mp Cincinnati.


New YoRx, August IA special from Gin
cinnati says that the American Association
has shown the white feather in that city and
that the Cincinnati team (association) will be
disbanded at once. Milwaukee will take the pick
of the Cincinnati players and all in the dates Of
the latter club, opening up in st. Louis on
Saturday. This program is the result Of con-
ference which has been held in Louisville be-
tween Barnie Won der Ahe and Phelps. Pres
ident Kramer knows nothing OF II, and it is
highly probable that he will resign at once
when he learns of it. Kelly will in all proba-
bility sign with the Cincinnati league team a
captain and manager.
ST. LOUIS. August 14.-President Won der
Abe has returned from Louisville and SAYS the
Louisville Club will not sell out to Milwaukee
or any other city. He stated further that the
league people want Q compromise badly and
John T. Brushs visit here the other day was to
try 10 effect one with the association.
Mr.. Won der Abe reiterated the asso-
cations stand on the subject and
told Brush that the only agreement the asso-
citation would make with the league was for an
interchange Of games in the fall and respecting
each Others contracts. Mr.. Won der Ahe claims
the interview came to naught, as Brush wanted
the association to vacate Cincinnati, but never
theless 1t is believed here that there will be q
compromise, and that before long.
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A STEAMSHIP CoMRANY's APPLICATION DENIED.
Acting on tho advice of the Attorney General,
Acting Secretary Nettleton has again declined
the application Of the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company for refund of duties on two
shafts and other machinery brought to the
United States for necessary repairs to the
steamers Werrs and Strasburg. He says that
the only remedy for the company lies in legis-
lation By ConREAaa.
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: George
Robinson and Hattie Washington of Alexan-
dria, Va; VIM. E. Young and Harriet Jenkins;
Henry Ftzhugh of Warrenton, Va, and Mary
Z. Slater; VIM. Lancaster and Katie Matthews,
both Of Montgomery county. Md; Edward
johnson and Rose Henson; Christian Seitz and
Nettis y. Ndweu Of Prince Georges county,
Nd
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STUDYING IMMIGRATIoN.
Whereabouts and Plans of the Americas
Commission Abroad.

Whereabouts and Plans Of the Americas
Commission Abroad.
LONDON, August 1l-CoL John r. Weber.
chairman Of the commission appointed by the
United States government to investigats the
subject of immigration from Europe 70
America, and DIR. Walter II. Kempster. one
of the members OF the commission,
have changed their plans regarding their
itinnary And last night they arrived
at Dresden. Thay will start for 81 Peters-
burg on Saturday. Upon their arrival in that
CITY they viii make close investigation Of the
Jewish immigration from Russia From St
Petersburg they will proceed 10 Warsaw, CAL
icia. Hungary and Austria And viii return 70
berlin and Bremen IN October. The first con-
ference Of European steamship agents will be
held in Bremen and the commissioners viii
attend.
At this conference the commissioners viii do
yelop plan 70 secure the cooperation Of the
steamship companies in preventing the depart
ure of undesirable emigrants from Europe. Col
Weber says that he has found that the steam
ship companies Of the continent are equally de-
sirous as those Of England ~ conform wlth the
American laws respecting emigrantk
The most important work of tine commis-
sioners will be done after their return from
Russia. Mr.. Judson McCross and Mr.. Joseph
Powaerly, two other members Of the COM
mission, viii proceed TO Italy.
Alexander Neybaum's extensivs absttoix,
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Posi- OFFICE PRoMoTIoNs-The examina-
tions for promotion in the Post Office Depart
ment conducted by the board appointed for
that purpose by Mr.. Wanamaker, have been
concluded and all existing vacancies have been
filled. The last promotions of clerks in the
second assistants office. which are as follows:
Charles f. Roberts of Virginia, from 81, 200 to
81, 400; Joseph Stewart of Missouri, from 81 900
to 81 200; Herbert l.. Cutter of the District of
Columbia, from $500 to Il 1000.
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HEATING AN ExrENsIoN.-Bids were opened
at the Treasury Department yesterday for heat
ing and -ventilsting apparatus for the extension
of the bureau Of engraving and printing, the
lowest being that Of John Lyon Of Washington,
ID. c., at S2,326.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

E~To TOURISTS AND THOSE CONTEM-
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