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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10
6kt3ondNeuls and G6dJae government Department.
9l@ POstoffice g..

/ Charleston and Cecil He was at the
department an hour or two before he
was struck by the car
Judge r p. Goodwin. assistant United
states Attorney for the Postofiee De
partment. has been out Of the city for
several days
Richard NJ Webster. special counsel
for the Postoffice Department mas re-
surned from a trip TO the Pacific coast.
While away he attended the wedding
Of his brother. Stanley Webster. an
attorney. AZ Spokane. Wash
J. W. Randall. OF the division OF
supplies has returned TO duty after an
illness II several days with acute in
digestion
George w Smith. Of the division OF
supplies. is OUT OF the city for short
vacation.
Ashley T. Reed, of New Mexico. has
been appointed a clerk at 5000 per
annum in the division OF dead letters.
Darius W. wilkins has been trans
ferred from the division OF rural de-
livery 10 the division OF pOstoffice in
spectorS.
Miss NJ. r. Triplett. OF the asserting
division. office OF the Auditor. has been
urer Of the United States.
Miss Pauline Downing. Of the division
OF supplies. has returned from Middle
port. Ohio, where she attended the we'd
ding OF her sister.
T. l. sieeiewitz. of the division Of
rural delivery has returned after
spending two weeks I'm New York city.
Miss y. NJ Corr igal. of the asserting
division. office of the Auditor. who has
been III nj Providence Hospital FOR sew
eral weeks. was able TO leave the hos
pital last week
Mrs clara Leland. OF the division Of
foreign mails. Bureau Of the Second As
sistant has been granted leave Of alb
sence for TWO weeks.
r. L. Bains Of the division OF dead
letters. Is in Birmingham. Ala. where
ne WAS called by the death Of his broth
er's wife.
J. 7. NIoneyway. OF the division Of
rural delivery. who was on the sick list
for about ten days returned 10 his desk
last week.
r. A Douy OF The division Of railway
mail service, has returned 10 duty after
having been quarantined ar home on
account or diphtheria-
Thomas N Chunn. OF the division Of
equipment. was on vacation for sew
-raI days last week
F. W Cha;terton. OF the division OF
postoffi2e inspectors. returned WednPs-
day from short vacation,
The visitors. balcony I'm the division OF
dead letters has now been restored 10
it's original use. and many visitors TO
the department take advantage Of II 10
watch the work OF the clerks in the
dead letter lOffiCe.
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Pos- Counterfeit S. Note
Appears in Circulation

. poorly executed photO-mechanicai
IS counterfeit silver certificate has just
ma de its appearance. II is the Indian
head design; series 1899; check letter
c; riate number 100 J. W. Lyons. Reg
lister or the Treasury; Charles II. Treat,
Treasurer Of the United States. II is
printed on two pieces of paper between
which silk threads have been distribut-
cd. The seal. Treasury number. and
large numerSi ere said TO be good. both
as 10 color and workmanship.
The Indian portrait is very poor. as is
the lathe work on the face OF thu note
the lines being broken and disconnected.
The color Of the back approxiruates
closely that OF the genuine. bUc very
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70 promote one or his inventions. has
been reiIstaJed and assigned 10 the
mono-ype composing section.
John r Mcbride. clerk in the mono
type composing section has returned
GAYS
JOSEPH Harris OF the supply divi-
son. has resumed his duties after va
cation or fifteen days
William 6. Brown. OF tho editorial
section, office superintendent OF dOcu-
ments. Is taking three weeks or his an
nual leave
Samuel w Baxter is spending
month in the AdirOndaCks for the bene-
IL Of his health
George r Rend-. OK. steam htrer has
about four months which was the re-
suit OF lead poison. 2
William L JenS-s Of the electrical
division who rec. fly sprsined his
ankle. has returnc- o his post
Fred L Power. r ief electrician. and
Casper r. Taylor & istant in charge OF
down the Potomac on their private
yacht Capt T. II Brian senior eisc-
tricia1, is acting chief electrician IN
in the absence OF Mr. Powers
George Birdssu, who has been en-
plOyed in the linotype section, resigned
from the office the past week 20 take
a position as 4 mEchine operator al
F-sirmOnt ". Va
Aldo F. Lowe. of Lhe linotype section
has been absent from office for several
days TO be at the bedside Of his young
daughter
Thomas Peter. assistant doorkeeper-
is on leave for three weeks which ne IS
spending with MS mother and other rel
atives At Bethesda Nd
Conrad Rupp has been reinsts ted as
n helper IN the press division
Frank r Warren. compositor- has
been transferred from the nlOnotypa
composing section % the press division.
right
Mrs. Jessie Orleman. Of the press di-
vision, has resigned her position.
John p. Moss. of the proof division.
night fcUCc. was called 10 his home in
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AID ASSOCIATION
CHOOSES OFFICERS
Chief Clerk Charles A,
Conrad Is Re- Elected
President.

At the annual meeting on Monday VI
the POstofhce Department Immediate
Benefit Association officers were elect
&c for the ensuing term. and the re-
ports for the year read and approved.
Chief Clerk Charles =. Conrard was re-
elected president: W. E. Corbin re-
elected vice president; John w Holly
day reelected treasurer ard Harry b.
-Artley elected secretary.
The board OF directors named CONSISTS
of George y. Smith, OF the ofnce OF the
Postmaster General. reelected; Bliss y.
Davis. OF the bureau of the First As
sistant, reelected, William c. Beck, OF
the bureau Of the Second Assistant. re
elected: A. Girouard Of the bureau OF
the Third Assistant reelected. and W.
J. Satterield. Of the bureau Of the
F'Orutl Assistant.
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DELEGATES NAMED
TO GO TO BOSTON
MeSSrs. Pope and Doherty
Will Represent Electro
typsTS.

Al the election Of delegates To the
Boston convention 10y the Electrotype
Molders and FinisberS' Union. two
Government Printing office employees
were named Tor the coveted positions
after a spirited contest Herman C.
Pope and ". e. Doherty were elected.
Mr. Poppe ic the secretary-tressurer OF
/ me local union The convention OF the
International Union Is TO be held in
Boston. commencing August ,.
Robert J. Bell. machinlst OF the lin
oiypc section. has received his absO-
Lutte appointment Mr.. Bell came TO the
office from Akron. Ohio. where he was
well known as a baseball coach and
/ umpire. having umpired In the Ohio
Pennsylvania State League. Il was afr-
Bell who recommended the famous
/ oatsuaaE. Ed Delehanty. 70 q local
Cleveland club. where his work on the
sand lots became known, and proved
the stepping stone for his entry into the
big league
William Brady. q bindery forwarder.
who was among the number let out OF
the office about a year ago on the re-
duction OF the force. HAS been rein
stated. and assigned to tne forwarding
and finishing section OF The bindery.
cry enpioNe, has also been TeinStated
IN her old position. John r. Mccarthy.
who recently resigned his position as
helper IN the bindery, has been re-
lrstated. and assigned to the forward
ing and finishing section.
Government Printing Office Council.
No II, National Union. AFTER having
held its annual outing down the POto-
mac for the past eight or ten seasons,
has voted 10 90 10 Great Falls this
year The date OF the outing has been
selected. MAJ q AT which time the
council viii be made. The committee
on arrangements IS at work on several
new features for the coming outing
Charles Sperle. stockkeepins section.
Office superintendent Of documents. has
resigned his position because Of III
health and Will 60 70 Hot Springs Ark.
where he win take treatment at the
Army and Navy Hospital Mr.. Sperle
served IN the navy during the Spanish
var and received injuries that have
since given him considerable trouble
The employees In mis- division presented
MIN with a handsome lOcSet bearing
the navy emblem
Benjamin A LinebaCk. of the JOB di-
vision. the leader Of the Government
Printing Office Choral Society, and
bass singer Of note. IS az werk rehearS-
ing his singers for a Decoration Day
concert 10 be given in the main hall OF
me new building the DAY previous 10
May 20. II is believed that no other
department connected with the Govern
meat can boast of such an excellent
singing society. and the vast number OF
the employees attending these concerts
attests their popularity
Representative Victor Murdoch OF Kan
sas, accompanied by mis- wife was
visitor 10 the big shop one day the past
week Mr.. Murdoch IS a printer as wei!
as newspaper writer. He was connect
ed with his fathers paper, the Wichita
Kan, Eagle. AS a printer, young MuT-
dock helped the union TO seeU-e the
highest wage scale paid IN Kansas.
Hugh Everett. msker-up on the Con-
gresSlcnal Record. will this summer en-
bark in business at Colonial Beach. Mr..
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". J.. Aitdorfer. q special agent Of
the Bureau Of Corporations. was taken
III while al. work IN Ocala. Fla. sew
eral days ago. and returned 20 Wash
irgton. He has rapidly improved. and
Is expected 70 be able 10 resume his d1-
ties In a daV or Two
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Charles r. MoIster, OF the Office o.
TIE disbUrsirg clerk. was called to his
hcme AZ Portsmouth, Ohio. one day last
week Dy message announcing the crit
ical illness or his father. for whose re-
ccvery but little hope IS now enter
tanned
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

William r. Wheeler. o. California.
whose nomination Tor tie position OF
assistant secretary or the department
was recently sent 70 the senate by the
President was confirmed by the Sen
ate Thursdsv- Mr. Wheeler IS nov IN
san Francisco but is expected 10 take
charge Of his new position about the
first Of the month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

r. NJ Robertson. a special agent Of
the Bureau OF Corporation. Is making
q trip 10 Philadelphia and other points
in The hope Of improving his health
Herbert Knox Smith. COMMISSIONS OF
Corporations IS making an extensive
trip through the West on business
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Prank r. GreeuawaIr. OF the appoint
ment division. was on leave Of absence
the latter part OF the week 20 take part
in the annual spring tournament Of the
Columbia Golf Club.
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8Bureau Of Engraving andA
U - Printing! LID

little atter1pJ has been made 10 initiate
the fine lines OF the lathe and scroll
work
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Secretary Strauss viii go 10 New York
cl3y this week 10 deliver an address
Thursday at the opening % the new
buildings OF the College OF the City OF
New York.
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Census 0Ureau
@M-1G-II-I-R- 41g@S0-3s0

Miss Jennie @ Whelan, Of Mississippi,
and Glenn Steele. of washington ~
signed 70 the publication division Miss
Carrie Hun. of Mississippi has been
appointed 10 a clerkship al $3.50 per an
mum IN the publication division
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John o. Collins. clerk AZ 8. 40 per an
num- IN the Coast and GeOdetic Survey,
has resigned IN view OF a transfer 10
the TSthmiau Canal Commission.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Chief Clerk William $ Rossiter spent
several days IN New York city last
week 10 secure estimates for the print
ing Of the Cuban census.
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Notes and Personals.


Plate Printers Union. Local 40. 2.
nave subscribed ana forwarded 10 the
Central Labor Union Of Washington SIS
20 be distributed among the unemployed
trades Inionists in the city.
The efforts made by the plate print
erg to get Colonel BromWel. Superin-
ten6ant or BuilMn.1s and Grounds. TO re-
consider his recent order closing the
Monument lot - baseball games, not
availinE- IL is not yer known what the
league viii do 10 finish out the season
Colonel BromTeH has offered -he use
or ono o. the diamonds north OF the
Monument for two games a week. but
II Is not thought that this Will prove
satisfactory. The matter AZ now being
considered by officers OF the league
Morgan Kiely. Of section ten. has re-
turned from New York. where ne was
called by the death OF mis- brother.
Edward Kane. OF section ten. has re-
turned from New York. where ne at
tended the wedding OF his sister.
William Guckert. Of section ten. who
has been on the sick list for two Months
is reported 10 be somewhat improved.
Miss Bessie BUnnel- Of section two,
left yesterday 20 visit relatives and
friends at Marlboro. Nd.
who has been III at the George Wash
ngtOn University Hospital for several
weeks, is on the road to recovery.
Miss Maggie Beach. who has been an
assistant 10 Jesse Watt. in section two
of the printing division. has been pro
NOTED 10 the miscellaneous division.
Lieut.. William Cookson. OF section
two Of the printing division. is on
vacation for fifteen days, part OF the
time 10 be spent on the District Rife
Range.
Henry Scott. OF section five. who has
been confined to his home by Illness for
Tour months. is now able TO be out.
Andrew schoheld. or section one. died
at his home Tuesday. aged about sew
enty-One years. Mr.. SchOfield leaves
one brother Samuel Schofield, and two
sons, Elmer and Edward. who are en-
ployes of the bureau He was one OF The
oldest and best known plate printers I'm
Washington.
Edward Gence. OF the power press
section. was made happy on Wednes-
day by the arrival Of a boy. the first
born, At his home
Miss Helen NJ. Turner. Katharine p.
Kiewit. and Miss Tabor. OF the hv-
draulic press section, have been pro
NOTED 10 the examining division.
Mrs. Matte L Porter. an examiner
and counter on the night force. has been
on leave Of absence for several DAYS.
Miss Lula NJ Thompson. OF section
one. mas been 81 ending several GAYS In
Baltimore as the guest OF relatives and
friends
Miss Margaret HALEY. OF section eight.
and Miss Mary I. Mclaughlin. OF the
power press section. have been trans
ferred TO the examining division.
r. l.. Pile, Of the vault division. has
been on a vacation Tor a week
Foreman Edmund F. Lawson. OF sec
ton five, was on q vacation the last
week
Foreman Patrick J. Sheehan. Of the
printing division. was on leave Of alb
senCe for n few days last week
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William j. Barrows. OF the agricul-
Iurdl division, VINO has been on the sick
list Tor several weeks, last week lost
his mother-in-law by death. The funeral
was held frOm the family residence, 81
Fourteenth street northeast. Thursday
afternoon and the burial was at Glen
wood cemetery. Several of Mr. Bar
rows friends i'm the bureau acted as psli-
bearers.
Michael Mckinley. Of the agriculture
division. was the guest OF friends in
Philadelphia sOr several days last week
Miss NJ. II. Berger. Of The agriculture
division. was on tie sick list last week
Iart Momsen. chief Of the agriculture
division, returned 20 his desk Monday
after a short illness with rheumatism.
Siias D. Pearman. who has been dolnA
field work or the electrical industry IN
South Carolina, mas beer. transferred 10
territory in Florida and Georgi1.
" Harry OIeott. OF The agriculture
DIVISION, has returned 10 duty after a
weeks absence caused by the death cf
his brother. John r. OlcOtJ
Hickman p. Chnders. Of the agricuI-
ture division. who recently went 70 Cow
inston, Ky. on Geld duty for several
months. writes that he has become
home sick and viii probably return 70
washington
T.emuel A CarrutheTs was on the s. x
list for several DAYS iast week
Henry W Sandmeyer. who has been
ar work I'm Louisiana CA the electrical
Investigation. has been assigned 10 Ar
kansas.
william d. Mclaughlin. Of the agri-
culture division, Has isA=n on leave o.
absence for several DAYS.
Mrs Eva Kelener MaEOuy. formerly
Miss Eva = w keleher. clerk at Si.d9
Uar annum who was married April p
resigned her position, effective April %
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Mrs John s. burnside. wife Of In
poser Burnside. OF the first division II
IN Sibley Hospital. and fE making a nice
recover. frolE surgical operation that
took place last week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Richard p Porter. who was appointed
from Washington 70 a position IN the
immigration Service as an Inspector. has
been transferred from Baltimore 10 St
John y 2
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

p J. 0IcAuliffe. OF the FIRST division.
was transferred 20 the uonotype sec
ton Wednesday. Mr.. McAuHfc Is one
OF the experts on the rule case
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

r. H Bowen. chief clerk Of the de-
artment. oonunueS OF the sick list
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LESS HAPPINESS.

The proud father was setting I'D tia
cigars because OF the arrival OF hrs
nrst born.
What - he 50 HAPPY about?" asked
one who wasn't on.
BecauSe- replied .he EToucEy Old
bachelor, 1t wasn't wins"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Thomas / I-uckett. telegraph operator,
has been on leave OF absence Sor q
week Henry SchultieE. OF the chief
clerks office, Is doing duty IN the teie-
graph and telephone room during the
absence OF 1ir LuckeIL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

The following promotions have been
announced: Miss Carolyn k Ditto from
81 200 70 $500 per annum. aid Miss Isa-
belle 9. Beer Miss Flea 1Or c. Colt
Miss Dollie A. SlaytOn. Mis- Matte NJ
House. Charles H. Prescott, and Walter
IL Hildreth. from 8, COO 70 Il 200 per an
num-
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5AgriCulture9
bios BEAT PATHOS
IN SECOND GAME
Gain Difficult Victory.
With Score of
10 to Q.

The second game Of baseball Of the
series between the Biochemic and the
Pathological. divisions Of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry. was more excit-
ing than the first, resulting in a vic
tory for the Bios by the score Of 10
TO 3. Three innings were umpirea by-
Or. Dunlap. the pure food expert OF
The Bureau CT Chemistry. sho then
gave way TO DR.. Price, the manager OF
the Biochemic team.
Several OF Dr. Prices decisions were
protested. however. By the ~Pathos. %
but without avail The BIochemic line
uD was as follows. aIaun. center field;
Shore, first base: Chaplin, catcher:
Ralph. second base Emery. pitcher
Burnett rish: Held: Fuller. left held.
Ingerson third base, and Myers. short
stop.
The Pathological team was composed
% Traum. pitcher; Hall. shortstop; See
horn. second base; Ptender. third case
Stafford fvst base. Shawhau. left field
Hornbaker. center GeId; Eichhorn, right
Held and Miner. catcher
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Thomas B. PeniCks. examiner Of the
finishing section OF the bindery. Is o. a
vacation for three weeks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

HoratiO >. BoWermau has been pro
NOTED from superintendent Of the Light
house Service at zoo per month %
experimenting engineer at $50 per
month
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Harry MaJCheJt. messenger boy. has
been transferred from the uanufacSu--
ing division TO the switchboard section.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Plate Printers Union. Local No. =
nave subscribed and forwarded 10 the
Central Labor Union Of Washington: SIS,
90 be distributed among the unemplC yed
trades Inionsts in the city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Raymond Crist assistant chief or the
division OF naturalization. has been on
a vacation for the last week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

John F Czrraway. Of the Bureau OF
Immigration and Naturalization. con
unues i'll
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Commerce aLabOr
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Notes and Personals.

grant station IS completed. ana that IL
VIII nave headquarters therein
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Joseph G Cardweu OF the binFc-v.
Vas on leave of absence for several
days the first Part Of the week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

/ George X. Allen. OF the night watch
last week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

F. II. Larned. assistant commissioner
general Of immigration. is making 8 trip
IN business
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they are gentle, acting in Natures
way.
No pain. no gripping. no irritation.
Take one daytime or night tine
whenever YOU need It. Correct the
trouble al the start.
You wont need them long.
ror CaScarcts are curative Their sc-
ton Is TO set the bowels right
CsscErets are candy tablets. T-Aev 49, "a
oy a. Druggists bat never IN bulx. Be sure 20
sst re Se71iIe. With CCC- on every tablet
The box IS marked Ike this-
(0OcOa31n
- -
Z ne VeSt-Pocket box Is 10 cents
11e nth-creatrneut box 50 cents
100000 boxes sold annually. SIS
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Joseph p Day. OF the case-rna king
70 his home BY the injury 70 his hip.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

The BOsrd Of Awards for She Post
office Department, which has been busy
for the last two weeks opening bids
and examining samples for supplies, is
abouc ready 10 make q report recon
ulending the various awards. The conf
n1ittee consists Of +. II. ThorD, chair
man; z. A. Mess, Robert :. Taylor. b.
l. AndruS A. r. Keim. John Young.
Waltcr s. Perry. and ". j. sat srleId.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Tennessee, Monday on account OF the
severe illness Of his father.
John Y Slater or the first division.
night force. is taking a few days Of his
annual leave
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Charles E MaIpas. chief Of The for
EardinE and finishing division OF the
bindery- was on a short vacation last
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

The Board % Food and Drug Inspec-
ton, consisting Of Secretary Cortelyou
OF the Treasury Department. Secretary
Wilson OF the Department OF AgrIcul-
turr- and Secretary Straus or the De-
partpleEt OF Commerce and Labor. has
rendered decision IA regard 10 the use
OF copper salts IN the Ereening Of foods
intended 10 be imported into he Cnted
States.
IL has been decided that foods so
treated are not entitled 10 entry into
The United states, but lrasmuch as con-
tracts nave been maze for ne present
years pack, all vegetables greencd with
copper salts. but which do not contain
an excessive amount Of copper and
which are otherwise suitable for food
Will be allowed entry for the remainder
OF the calendar year
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Michael Harris. foreman OF the stamp
Ing and csSe-ulakinE section Of the
bindery. LEFT Thursday 20 spend eight
days with a party Of friends fishing on
Long Island y I. George j. Hurst
IS acting foreman in his absence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

Victor r.. Omsted director OF the
Cuban Census, is making good progress
with his work The records are rapidly
arriving from Cuba. Director North has
detailed some o. his experts 20 aid Mr.
Olmsted. The population division. under
chief Statistician Hunt has already
commenced compiling the data sev-
eral additional clerks were called ia on
Tuesday and others win be called in
until the fun number about 100 is pat
&c work