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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
These Real Estate Offerings Will Interest You
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
FUTILE BROS. & WOOLLEY.
Established 1871.
No 1Aa Mai, G,u...
r,aIIit7 .Nu'I oITutV

. NO. liy Maln street.
~ M. Caldwell. who formerly lived at
soS Galena St., this city, but now ot Tor.
reon, Mexico, writes, must sell his hone
az above number at once, cost over ST So
Tor 81, l50; 800 down and SIS per month
Tho mousse Is In nice repair good rooms
fine lawn and shade. etc. See Il.
Fine modern 6-rm. pressed brick cottage
tsewer connected, South front on lth N
near II st, Its "A handsome place nesrlv
new. and can't be duplicated for III
money close In, no car fare. Its a really
good buy" Call and SEQ II.
3xl0 rods, sidewalk laid, on i 81, nea,
End St, for only slS00, This rs an eIceI.
lent lot In iins neighborood See /, To-.
day. We are in the office at SGD a, m
ready 70 receive hrst payment ON II 10.
morrow.
We have several very fine residence,
on Brigham St, LIST so. st, and cross
streets east that owners don't want men
toned In our ads. But are determined 10
sell at once.
1874 acres, fine e-room brick. modern.
nearly new cottage, chicken houses and
extensive brood houses with steam ppe
system, acres OF varied fruit trees sll
bearing. 3 acres lucern, shade, lawn. ii
shares of water ,artesian well and ona
OF the most charming suburban home,
In this valley. Can be bought for only Is
500 IL Is between 18th and 18th So on In.
per County Road, continuation OF uth
East ST. The "Tillman Place" Drivs
down and see II today
we have every kind OF property every.
where. Office always open and someone In
from $50 a. m. TIL s;l5 p. m. We seldom
eat and never sleep (at the switch. n
will be pleasure FOR us to tell you OF our
properties and cost you nothing Call a,
once The same properties We now offer
you will double IN price within a short
time. Put that In your pocket
TuTTLE BROS X WOOLLEY,
Progress Building
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ADJUSTMENTS.

salt Lake Thcatcr-The Dramatic
club OF the University OF Utah mas been
appearing for so many years Ina. II Is
now looked on as one OF lhe regular m
stitutions of the salt Lake 1heaters
annual spring season. Last night me
old faces Of the club, REINFORCED by "A
number Of attractive new ones, were
seen again, this time IN a presentation
OF the comedy Of "Niube,' well rernem-
bered by many theater goers, for lis
handsome rendition al the Grand some
years ago. whcn RebeCCa warren ana
George Edeson interpreted the prlnc!-
pal roles. I'm TIE audience Inst aTg
vas a good sprinkling OF University
professors ana students but the at
tendance hardly showed that the club
was receiving the hearty support from
its fellow students that IL was entlued
to,
The evening was one Of merriment
and applause from beginning 10 end.
Principal attention was, OF course, Gem
tered on Miss Harker as Nlobe who
made a beautiful statue ana interpret
ei her role with care and good taste
throughout. Mr. Thomas, who has be-
come quite veteran, was more at
ease than ever ~ the part o. Peter
Amos Dunn and made his points IN a
part OF Helen showed less OF the anna
teur than most OF the others and het
reading was quite effective Mr. Peter
sor as "Corney" was excellent. and
some OF the others might copy to adj
vantage his distinctuess Of enunciation
anC general case OF manner Alice
Farnsworth was one Of the surprises
Of the evening. ana she played thu
part OF the youthful tease with decided
strap ami vigor Richard Hart made
good comedy bit Of the footman,
Nj Marshall, Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Mlffiln,
Miss Snow Miss Breech and Miss
Adams all filled In well with The smaller
roles
The costumng and staging were thor
oughly handsome, and the piece went
with commendable smoothness Miss
Baboock, on whom the great labor of
the production devolyed received many
congratulations on the work OF her stu
dents.
No matinee will be given, hut the
| final performance occurs tonight when
| Il ia hoped the associated students and
the public will turn out In better num-
bers.
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TOWNSHIP BOARD
TO GIVE $4,000.

An echo OF the struggle now going
on In Fremont county. Idaho, as 70
whether the county seat shall be re-
moved from st. Anthony to sugar
City OF Rexburg was heard in this
city Yesterday. II came In the shape
of a resolution introduced In the meet
ing OF the board of directors Of the
Sugar City Townsite Co., pledging the
sum OF SIS, 900 cash, and the building
lots necessary free, provided the peo-
pie OF Sugar raised another $4,000. the
whole TO be rendered the county COM
missioners TO aid in building a court
house, should the county seat be re-
moved to Sugar City. The action or
the board was Immediately telephoned
TO Mark Austin. who Is chairman OF
the Citizens committee at Sugar city.
He responded that the citizens $4,000
had already been raised. A certified
bank check for $4,000 will therefore
be furnished the county commissioners
OF Fremont county rs guarantee OF
good faith, with an agreement to fur-
nish the necessary building lots free.
In the meantime reports from me
north state that the canvass for SIG
natures to petitions TO the court is still
being actively pushed by adherents OF
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No other prescription was ever so
highly endorsed. In two years more than
forty thousand testimonials have been re-
ceived from grateful people whom it has
benefited.
Mrs. +. II. Andrews, Putnam, Conn,
whose portrait is printed in the next
column, writes
only confidence in Hoods sarsaparila is established
by much experience take It regularly every spring and
think just what every needs for good blood purifier
and tonic. One winter had serious palpation OF the
heart sick headache That extreme tired feeling. Could
sleep nights, nervous system seemed unstrung. On
taking Hoods al thec bad symptoms disappeared. am
well and my weigh has increased from 40 to us pounds
NJ y, Davis Clarenoat, \. IT,, says; was n great
sufferer from scror1 and ready to give up in despair
when friend suggested Hoods Sarsnparlla Before had
taken bottles began to improve and soon much
better that could do my house work. Every spring since,
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

OUR MOTTO QUICK SALES IN
We have a fine business lot on Main St.
great bargain $4,000 II taken at once.
We also have some OF the finest homes
In this city at all kinds OF prices and
terms. Call and convince yourselves.
we have the only real snap on West
Third South street; price $3.50 per front
foot If taken within the next 10 days
For quick sales list your property with
us We have the buyers
We have site for good store. no better
location In the city. not any stores In this
neighborhood corner Ninth South and
Fifth East Streets size 2-3xio rods. Call
and get price and terms.
No 5--Five room frame, 3rd Fast
2iHx5 rods ',",...''..''.'''''S lsos
No. 23-s-room modern. corner 9th
East and sth South, i5xlSS II.
lot. Terms ..,.,,.,,.,..'.''..S ha0
No. $-One OF the finest l0-room
residence on Brigham, 6xlO
rod lot .'.,.,-,,.'''s',',',.'''. 'slo'Vo
No. 5-4-room modern brick. on
9Th so, st, East. 2isx7 rods.
race south O., ......,,,.,..,,..* 0,+p
No. 55--s-room modern residence,
just being completed near
corner 10th r.. q Brigham,
26isxlo rods, Terms .,.......,,f 8, 80
No. 7o-5-room modern brick on
Ard Gputh ST 9iaxs rus 4 4 GD
No l0i-9room modern residence
So. 2laNS rods, about MN
ute's walk from Main St.,,,,S $500
| n lO4-9-room modern residence
near corner LIST SO. a. Sth
East, lxl0 rods lot..".......,.S $500
| No llO-9-room modern on East 3rd
South, best buy on the street
| pXl23 lot '.,..'......''.''...''S o1p
~ l2-5-room modern. new, brick
cottage southeast. 55xl57 IT,
| lot ...s..., .,.,,...,...,,..',S SvtO
No l3e--lO-room house southeast,
62laxl& H. lot ..,.,.,.,.,,.....S 1880
| No lj7--5-room house bath and tot
| let, 3ixS2l7 II. lot, Second
| South x Sixth East ...,,.,.S $500
| No. 6-4-room modern on | St,
| 2i9x5 rods lot, corner face
| East and North ...,.,.,....,...S 1850
| no. 22-New 5-room cottage, 2xl0
r. Is lots and right OF way, on
Street face east ..,.,.uu.- 3 5000
| No. 52-5-room modern brick cot
tage, on l. Street .......,......s $500
No. 53--s-room modern brick house,
with furniture, 5oxli0 II. lot,
| Iefm9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5,Wo
call and sec us IL you d. not want to
pay rent. We sell on the easiest terms OF
any firm in the city.
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
| MENT CO., Rooms 3O-30l New
Herald Building
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both Rexburg and Sugar City. The
town that wins and gets on the ballot
at the November election must secure
names OF something like 2,700 voters,
and up to date both are claiming that
they have the required number. 80 that
It will probably take an official inspec-
tion of the lists to determine the point
a message TO the News received
last night from the Teton valley, says
that 80 per cent OF the people there
have signed the petition In favor Of
SMEAR CitY.
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Buy Some Property Close to the Church
Farm

Buy Some Property Close to the Church
Farm.
325-6Dxl45 n near 18th so. and West
Temple.
$ll2-5 acres 2nd West bet 18th and 18th
Sou, acreage near the piece sold
this week for s335 per acre.
$ a0-Lots on Dumford Ave. near Main
and 18th South. 2i,kxl67
$ 8o-Lots on West Temple near 18th So,
Tiixl5f.
$loo-Lots in View City, 18th 50, and 18th
East, S1l+o.
Sls50-5-room brick. bx9, 18th So Sth W.
Terms.
slao-3-room brick. S7taxlS, Sth South and
Sth West.
Al50-7-room house on Center st., close IN,
5iaxs.s rods.
s26jO--5-room brick, 3xs. on Center 81.
This will not he for sale next
week.
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points and Chicago twice more than II
the limit were extended to 80 hours. 1t
compels the shipper to go to extra ex-
perse as well as the railroads, and oW-
ing to extra shrinkage on his animals
and their bruised condition from fire.
ouent loading and unloading reduced
price Is the sequel when offered on the
market.
This is n point that was brought out
very strongly before the subcommittee
OF the house, the protestants confer =
ing that the frequent removals OF che
animals from the cars only added 10
their distress, as they suffer from
bruises In crowding In and out OF the
cars and from the unnecessary handling
In the stockyards. The testimony OF
veterinary surgeon before the house
committee was In effect that II was not
inhuman and no hardship on the or
binary animal to be confined In car
as long as 36 hours.
NO CHANCE FOR STOCK.
"Under the existing law there is no
chance for stock to load in proper con-
ditlon and Withstand the wear and
tear Of journey on the cars. Stock
men from experience know that an
animal should be rested Ave hours az
lthsl dilfl Nbt'l pms anu bNiilh 49,
otherwise they Will suffer. shippers
would rather rest them from Is to
20 hours betweenl unloading and re-
loading II they could have the running
time extended to 80 or SO hours Civ
ing them ample time to feed snd then
rest prior to taking the next stage
Of the journey
"Stockmen do not ask that they
keep the stock on the cars for 80
hours. all they want is 10 have some
leeway IN time SO that they can make
the market Take the run from Dem
yer TO the Missouri river markets at
Kansas City, Omaha or st. Joe, for In
stance. 1t is impossible to run stock
In on 2s hours. The result is that the
train gets within about 10 miles of the
market and then a stop Is made TOR un-
loading aud the frightened stock Is
driven our OF the cars and back agnir
whereas II they remained on the cars
they could be delivered TO market In
! a little over 80 hours In better condi-
| lion than II they had not been I'M
| loaded. That Is the point
1T Is a known fact that the losses
| OF stock on the cars Is more 'luu 20
| the physical condition of the animals
when loaded than to the length or
| time confined on the cars. II an animal
| IL driven on board full of water II VIII
| Invariably get sick, lie down and prob
| ably die, whereas on the other hand
| IL prepared It will stand the strain.
| "Of the two II IS more humane. IN
| my opinion, to get the stock 90 market
| as quickly as possible,
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q. II. KNOWLDEN,
Room 500 Progress Building,
= 40 gautb NTaIp Qtraaf nHgra

Special Bargains for This Week.
A new mod, pr. bk,, rooms, bath, ETC.,
1890
New mod Dr.. hk., + rooms, bath and nice
lot, within walking distance, $3.50
Neat pr bkr rooms, close to Main
Street, $500
New mod. pr, bks. large lots, In AL To-
cations. 10 rooms each, $500 20 5000.
New up to date mod. brk rooms ith
East St, AL, with nice lot. 1000.
Building lots In 18th, Goth, 2lst and all
other wards from 800 to $500 each In Al
locations.
Also business and prospective business
properties on Main lst, End, Ord and 4th
South streets, West Temple and State
Streets. Come up and talk the matter over
with @. II. KNOWLDEN, at SOP Progress
Building. l49 South Main Street, who has
"A very large list Of all kinds OF property
for sale. Try him before investing List
your properties with him for sale He has
customers and can sell them quick.
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ANDERSON.--At his residence, In this
city. i5g south Second East, last night
March 80 OF general debility, Andrew
Anderson aged ~ years.
Funeral will be held on Monday at IL
a m, at the late residence. Interncnt
will be in the Mount Ollvet cemetery,
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RANCK REAL ESTATE y IN
yESTMENT C0MPANf.

RANcK REAL ESTATE 4 IN
VEsTMENT CoMPANY.
Can At YOU out with anything IN
the real estate line.
A neat 4.room white pressed brick
cottage. almost new, ba,h iyHvn'
electric lights, lot 33xi6T TO an a!es,
southeast, 1850. $50 cash. bal N''"
per month.
A lot 2,sxio rods. east side whE
ing distance to town, Slcoo'
Cozy homo Of s rooms new WV
all modern convenience, ,3aG
furnace. southeast near psi ~
See this before buying on 'n'
Ma hpnch. corner lot, ana
room cottage, basement under ~
lire house, cement floor hisad
stone fundation. stone caps nS
sllls large front porch ua1
norch screened, hardwood n oy,.s
large and best arranged PAM"
s3si0. half cash. bal. easy TERMS
nscres Of the best land, an s ,i,,n1.
dance OF water, adapted t.roorn
sIfied farming. Win go gy,,lt harm
brick house, all KINDS Oh i ~ niles
and other outbuildings, len ''
southeast, 1890.
RANcK REAL ESTATE & iNnSiy
90. Main offices Api,s the
walker Bldg. IN salt LAKE "
"City OF Opportunities
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DIED.

NoT-r.-At the residence of his father, 1873
south Tenth East street, from pneu-
monia March 3d. 1906. Thomas II. Mott,
Jr., aged 81 years.
Funeral services TO be held at the Elev-
enth ward westinghouse, Sunday, April l.
1905. Mt 1880 y m, Friends Of tho family
Invited. Remains may be viewed at resi- .
denoe between the hours OF lO.30 and ll:y0
a. IN.
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KILGROw.--At IS Center street. this city.
March 81. 1906. Of pneumonia. Everetta
a.. son OF Everette r., and Matte Kill
grow born July 10, 1905
Funeral services SUNDAY at " o'clock
noon from the family residence. Friends
are invited 20 attend
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MARTINEAU q CLARK
500 Herald Building.


FOJsf<Sl DAllf4.
Are you aware Of the fact that great OF
portunlties are offered to people who are
DESTROYS OF procuring homes In Forest
Dale First class water right with water
system. Two lines OF street cars are run
ming through this beautiful town giving
first class service. Beautiful gardens and
homes are 10 be seen everywhere. Electric
lighted streets, The fact that every few
homes are for sale there speaks vel for
the locality. Still there are n few tor
which we are agents which can be had az
last years prices, These homes ranss
In price from s., 800 to 1880 az follows,
4-room frame, 75x lS II. TO alley, az
kinds OF fruit, and neat as pin ."",Ssp
4-room pres brick. porches, closets, wat
er and electric light IN house, lawn. frilt
and shade trees 50xi65 IT, Purchase price
1900 $500 cash. balance at per cent
broom brick new 3xl3 rods, fruit trees
and on car line ...,..........'ss"''''''
Groom modern brick, Goxl5S tt..,.".'-lp
7-room brick (modern) barn. lawn shses
trees, etc, Q lots ..,.,,,.......,,.'''''''''NS
New red press brick Cmodsrn,,
6lisxiS ...,.".,:,... ,..,,....:...,'';;.;S ~ ~
We have building lots for from In "
500 per lot. Easy terms
CANNON 4 CANNON,
is East South Temple street.
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Hoods SarsapariI|a
Makes People Well

medicine discovered
physicians impoverished blood and dengd weakened
1t
| creates appetite make the weak
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IMPROVEMENTS AT Use.

Following the promy IL Faslon OF
Boise BY rival tpnns ,------. entail lines
the Oregon shoSregon Sh6reparlng to
iuaugurate sgIhe\ lents at that
point. Subsequent recent pur-
chasa of additionaf\,mb' facilities the
order has been gIvenN oiell the houses
standing on the propeN, and clear the
ground prior to the ERECTION OF 10
stall rouudhouse and retair shop. II Is
stated that numbfr OF other Inn
proyements are to pc thsiituted,
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne Tan
let's. Druggists refund money u IL fi!is 20
cure. Il. " GROVES signature u Gu 'sea
box. Csc.
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As a Spring Medicine

No with Hoods Sasapara
other that there possible substitute for
LT meet o. IN
rApanl in a in h
deNrad haye rAMnedh eey
y o y Lowell
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CORNICK. Last night, at Farmers ward.
1856 Major avenue, OF pneumonia, DAVID
Cornick
Funeral announcement later.
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MEEKs & LYNCH.

'------------------------------ ------
HERE rs a CHANCE TO MAKE
money, lots. situated In Waterloo, all
for $50. II. stayuer, lAf $. State, Ind Tel.
79l
AN IDEAL HOME. SPOT IN BEAU
tiful Popperton addition. Three lots. must
be sold az once, singly or all together.
Enquire at $50 East LIST South Street.
A MODERN WELL EQUIPPED FARM
Of 40 acres, about IL mlles from city In
Pleasant Green Everything goes Brick
house. i-rooms. well finished large barn,
hay sheds machinery. wagons, etc. first
class water right and very best q sol!
Young bearing orchard OF 100 trees. Pricc
1870: half cash, balance 10 suit purchas-
err Enquire Of John X Wallace, Hunter,
Salt Lake County. Utah
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CHEAP RATES 10 MEXICO

Daily after February 49, until April 7.
the Colorado Mldlan} will sell tickets
Salt Lake City to Cfty OF Mexico and
points north thereof for $3.50 For in.
formation and literature call Ticket
office. II west Second South, Salt Lake.
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MEERs & LYNCH,

MEEKs & LYNCH,
3l5 and 3l6 Atlas Block.
2ia rods on 18th South near srd East,
only ..,...,,.,.,.....,,....... 800
10 feet on 10th East, sewer, etc, east
front Observation-Disclosures, 81 80
2x9 and alley, 7th East, sth South. S25
50 feet by rods, 9th South and eth East
only ..,.,,,,.,,.,...,,..,.,... $50
1sN5, First street, faces south sewer,
etc. only Observation-Disclosures. 100
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broom brick new 9xl3 rods, fruit trs..
and on car line ...,,....,....s"..."''''r
Arizona republican., 1906-04-01
ANTI RAciTE SITUATION
It Is Believed that the Entire Field
 Will Be EnveIoped.

Philadelphia. March 31.-Nhen the mine workers in the anthracite field
 finished their weeks work at noon to day, there was every indication that the order of the scale committee of the United Mine Workers of America. sus pending operations pending the result or next Tuesdays conference with the operators, would be generally obeyed. Reports from every district received here tonight are to the effect that a majority of the mine workers intend L., remain away from the workings until further instructions are received from President Mitchell and members of the scale committee.
 The fact that in the vicinity of Ma hanoy City and Shamokin. hundreds of men failed to report for duty today is regarded as evidence that there will be 9 complete suspension or mining throughout the anthracite territory.
 While complete reports of the an- thracite operations for the month Of March have not yet been compiled. it is believed the production will break all records. The Reading company's output is expected to reach 1,1O0. .O00 tons. which would indicate a total pro- duction of $500, 900 tons in this city coal prices were advanced 25 and 5p cents 2 ton.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-01
WENT INTO THE DITCH
The Train Hit a Broken Rail kt Thin
 ty-Five Miles An Hour.

Las Vegas. N. NJ. March 31-Santa Fe passenger train No. 10, the Fl Paso and Chicago flyer. eastbcund. went into ditch thirty-seven miles south of this city at noon today Twelve Mexicans en route to Colorado. were seriously injured, at least one of whom will die Conductor Shaffer was slightly cut and two passengers in the rear coach were bruised.
 The MeXicans were in the front coach which overturned. The Pullman and engine remained upright but the rest of the equipment was badly wrecked. The train was running at the rate of thir- ty-five miles an hour when it struck a broken rail.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-01
PACKERS SUMMONED.
10 Testify Against the Wicked Cor
 porations.

Chicago, March 31.-Tne government of the United States today, tl.rcueIl District Attorney Morrison, caused Ihe issuance Of twelve subpoenas for as many men who are prominent in the packing industry. he subpoenas cite the men to appear at the trial of the packing corporations, which is set for September 10.
 The men for whom they were issued are J. Ogden Armour, Arthur Meeker C. w Armour, P. A. Valentine S A. McRoberts, L. 4. Carton, Edward F. Swift. C. F. Swift, D. E. Hartwen A. H. Veeder. Robert McManus. Arthur Evans.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-01
TRAIN BUTCHER
 KILLS CONDUCTOR
He Had Been Reprimanded for In.
 sulting Women Passengers.

Roswell, N. NJ, March 31-Frank B. Curtis, a passenger conductor on the Pecos Valley and Northeastern road was shot twice and killed last night on his train between Portales and Elida by c. L. Price, news agent, whom he had reprimanded for alleged insults to women passengers
 Price was taken from the train here and conducted to Porlales for prelimi- nary trial. He claims to have shot Curtis in self defense, but it is said Conductor Curtis was unarmei.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-01
WAR CLAIMS DAY

Washington, Mar 31-1r,ia being Wal claims day in the house. only those directly interested in jh, Ie.is- laticn of the private calendar were In attendance. The house dui :ug the four hours it was in session pqssed 119 oi.is. many. however. sending the par ocular claims to the court of claims fol adjudication.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-01
WAsHINeToN's POSTMASTER

Washington, Mar. 31.-The presi- dent today announced the appoin t,neno of Benjamin Barnes, at present assist ant secretary to the president. as post, master at Washington to succeed Mir Merritt who was appointed collector CT the port at Buffalo.