Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-09
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev
enue, s613, ,965.59; customs. s475, ,S29.4.
NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for redenp-
ton. $500
APPoIETED.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has app onted Rosert Boyd to b.. .interns, rev.
enue guager and Storekeeper, for The III district
OF Georgia.
The PRECEDENT and party lee we for Columbus,
Ohio. On the lO:40 a. m. train ID morrow. via the
Pennsy lyaDia railroad The. President will re-
tuIn to Washington on Friday.
MOVEMENTS OF L. s. NAVAL VEssgIs.-The
Yandalia sailed from the Charlestown, Mass,
navy yard yesterday. The Michigan arrived at
Chicago yesterday incoming. The Trenton ar
rived at Gravesend, England, from Flashing,
Holland. On the 26hh or July. The Despatch
LEFT Newport yesterday. The Constellation left
Newport yesterday.
PAYNE, THE INDIAN TERRITORY INVADER
The War department has received the follow
ing
IT., ,.,.,... CHICAGO, August I. 1850.
To AGttttaDt General WdshiHGtO9, DC.
Commanding officer Coldwell telegraphs
through the department of the Missouri that
Payne and five associates leave to-day under
proper guard for Fort Smith. Arkansas there to
De turned over TO the United States marshal OF
the western district. Those captured with
Payne, who did not belong to the first party
captured, have been released.
P. f. SHERIDAN, 1t. Gen.
DEPUTY COLLECTOR SPITzER, of Richmond,
Va, has been rein5tated. The charges OF viola
ting the civil service regulations by taking too
prominent part in political .matterS upon
Whlch ne was suspended by Collector Mills,
nave fallen through, and he was notified last
evening from the Treasury TO resume his duties.
COLONEL CAsEY's ESTIMATES for care and i'm
provement OF public buildings and grounds for
the next fiscal year fOots up s1S9,040
EX- DISTRICT ATTORNEY REED, of Chicago. IA
in the city eIdeavoring to secure the pardon of
eX-Postrnaster Arthur Of Chicago, who has
teen convicted OF em0eZZlement. and In whose
case there has been stay OF sentence, await
ing the Presidents action.
NAVAL ORDERS.-Cadet Mtdshipmen Aug. r.
DillElore, VIM. S. Sims, Erancis R. Wall, Henry
NJ. Finley, Edwin W. Nash and James s. Brown
TO the Tennessee, at Portland, Maine. Cadet
Midshipmen John X. Bormann, Francis T.
mont, to the kearsarge, at Portland Maine
Cadet Midshtpmen Louis Duncan, Edward E.
West, A. P. Niblack and Homer P. Poundstone,
to the Lackawanna, Pacific station per steamer
20th inst. Past Assistant Engineer Reah Fra
zier, from the navy yard, New York. and ordered
TO the Alliance.
PERs0NAL--Dr. Louis Mackall Mrs. Mackall
and j. Z. Porter and wife, of Washington, are at
Newport.-'H. j. r." writes to the Philadel-
phia Times that "poor Gen. Schenck cannot
i've long. He is Il years of age and has Bright's
disease. He is very feeble and naturally cannot
long survive. He Is now In Vermont, seeking
relief, but the accounts from him are dfscourag-
ing'-slmon s1l Cameron and Senator pom Cam
efOn and wife are at Saratoga. An
thOny has gone to the White mountains
Senator Eaton is In New York and Senator
Thurman in Chicago:---Mrs. NJ. B. Stumpf, of
Belair. Nd, formerly Miss North, OF Washing
ton, and who is described as "a very attractive
young widow" is at SaratOga-Miss Hattie
Whiting daughter OF Mr.. a. T. Whiting), whose
circles in Washington, leaves to-day for the
White mountains, and she will attend the great
musical convention at Worcester, Mass, in Sep
calling convocation for prayer to be held at
| Northfield Mass, from September to Septem-
Ger lo.~Gen; sherman viii go with the Presi-
| cent to Columbus to attend the meeting OF the
| soldiers and sailors this week. In September
! and october he is going to Canfornia-Con-
| tTary to report, Miss Thursby has not gone to
Norway to appear In concerts with Ole Bull
She intends TO remain in England until her
| return TO New York in OctOber.-Capt H. A.
| eynaber, OF the German steamer Mosel, COM
! pleted his one hundredth voyage across the
| Atlantic on Saturday, and one hundred and fifty
| prominent German business men of New York
| have united TO give him fitting reception.
/ Many WashingtOnians who have crossed the
| Atlantic with this veteran commander will ioin
| in wishing him and his steamer all sorts OF
| good luck. 1t was the Mosel, by the way, that
eSCdptu 50 " NoHueIIul!y iroul oeinS DloWn up Dy
| The '.dy Mantle fiend," "Thomassen.-Pattia and
| Nicolini Will sing during the winter In Germa-
| ny, Paris and London, and at the close of next
years season Will sail FOR America to fill an en-
| gagement for eighteen months after which IL
| is announced '.She viii retire from the stage u
Rev W. b. Eyals-after having spent a
| month at Ocean Grove, y. j., with his family
| has returned TO Washington, much improved In
bealtb.-EX-Mayor Emery and wife and Mr.
| and Mrs. Henkle Qtee Emery are at Ocean
| Groye.-Dr. W. K. Douglas, OF Williamsburg,
| Va. brother OF the late Hon. Beverly b.
| Douglas, died Thursday night,