Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

enue. s436, ,3S1.16; customs. s621 55l.4l.
NATIONAL BANK Nor1s redeemed to dag,
S9s 600.
QUARTERLY INTEREST ON THE FOUR PER
ChN1s-Tb treasurer OF the United States
mailed TO-DAY the cLecss due for the quarSerly
interest on the four per cent. L. s. bonds. They
number about S5S,O0o
THE PRESIDENT will return to Washington
about the first of November. He VIII not re-
main here long, but Will go to his home In Oaio
10 remain until after the election.
A SPECIAL FORCE Of clerks has been employed
night aid day fer a month past adjusting the
accounts OF the thirty Thousand census enum-
orators with view to final settlement of their
accounts. Superintendent Walker thinks that
that work will be completed within month.
TEE DOMESTIC MONEY OgpER transactions Of
the Post Office department for the fiscal year
ended June 80, $780, were as follows: 7,24O 537
orders for sl0o,352 SIS issued against SSS 254 6il
for the previous fiscal year; fees and premiums
received by posfmasters during the year S9l7,-
G9l IS. or Sl11s2I more than for the fiscal ye ir
enGed June 30 1879; net revenue OF the money
order business OF the department for the fiscal
year, S17,5I5.
LOTTERY CIRCULAR FOR THE POSTMASTER
GENBRAL.-Acting Postmaster General Hazen
received a letter signed '.Morality" from Louis.
company. The writer says: "Why don't you
go Tor all the gamblers while you are at IT," The
enclosure was circular OF The Frankfort (Ky)
Lottery Company.
POSTMASTER GENERAL MAYNARD will return
to Washington tonight.
NAVAL ORDERS.-Sailmaker RODt L. Ta-em
! rs been ordered to the training ship ST. Louis
at League Island, Pa; Passed Assistant Eagi-
neer John p. Kelly has reported his return
home, having been detached IrOm the Moloc-
acy, ASiatic station. and has been placed a,
waiting orders; Saillnaker John S. Franklin has
been detached from the St. Louis aud placed on
waiting orders.
MARINE CORPS ORDERS Capt. Wm R. Brova
ard First Lieut.. VIM. P. Biie has been Or
dered TO report to Capt. JAS FJrney, as mem
Iels OF the board OF survey which meets In
Philadelphia to-day.
HE BETTING 1NDEX.-The sporting men In
this city say that bat few even bets can be had
Oh the result Of the Presidential election and
that Odds In favor OF the democrats are asked
on lnoiana. Among the bet.ers Hancock has
the call, and even bets on Garfield are sou sht
alter.
To SAVE THE CoUNTRY.-Leaves OF absence
for seven days will be granted such clerks as
desire to go 10 Indiana and Ohio to vote, on and
after the 9th proximo.
WHERE THE IMMIGRANTS GO.-The following
table was prepared under the direction OF the
Secretary of the Treasury by the Chief of the
Bureau OF Statistics. 1t shows, Ia detail, the
country during the ten years. from July 1, 1870
TO June 30 1850 Atlantic ports north OF Cape
Henry, Va.-Baltimore. Nd, 81, ,453; Bangor
Bristol and Warren, r. l., 4; Edgartown, Mass,
%; Fairfield, Conn.,, -; Gloucester, Mass, SOL;
MaIblehead, Mass: 80; New Bedford, Mass
2925; NeW6uIyport. Mass, II; New Haven,
n. T., 1,112S31: Passamaquoddy. Me-, 81, 4,S61,
PeteIsbrig. Va; 2; Philadelphia Pa, 66,436;
Portland and Falmouth. Ne, 2o,o2o; Ports
~: Salem and Beverly, Mass, 2l7; total al
Atlantic ports north OF Cape Henry Va 2, Isl 49,
Atlantic ports, south OF Cape Henry. Va
nand1na, Fla. p; Georgetown, S. C.,2; Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Va. 2.432; Pamlico, N. C.. /;
savannah: Ga, GA; Wilmington, N. c., s. Total
1902. Gulf ports-Galveston, Texas. 3,415: Key
West, Fla. 9,655; New Orleans, La, 81, 955;
Pearl. Pearl River, River, Miss; $; Pensacola, Fla: 81;
fana m re4ns qo;a saint at Na5h Ga Te pofts ' ssa
Lake Ports-Bufralo creek, N. " s,sis; chsm
plain, \. Y, 6,542; Chicago Ill {, s4I; Cuyahoga
Mimi, 2,5s5; Erie. Pa, a; Genesee, n. y. iis.:
Huron, Mich. 437. .06s; Miami, Ohio, 70; Mtchi
gan, Mich 222; Milwaukee, Wis, 32o: Mime.
sofa Mimi, 1852; Oswego, N. Y, $50; Superior
po1ts-Alaska, A. T., i13: oregon. Oregon
Il 1889; Pugets Sound, Wash, 46i; San Fran,
cisco Cal, ls3 ss2; Wiliamatte, Oregon. 81;
total at Pacific ports, Jas, ,Si9 Total into the
tht TED States, 2,o12,l77.
SECRETARY sCuURz ON THE SruMp-Secretary
Schurz will leave to- night for Cleveland where he
will speak tomorrow evening. He has promised
to deliver four speeches in Ohio in ALL going from
Cleveland to SanduSky, october "a: Toledn
october 4tb: and Cincinnati, October 5th H.,
will probably be absent until October 7th or S;h
as he has been urged to make at least one
speech at some point In Indiana before his re-
turn.
r PEEsoNAL-Secretary Evarts, Attorney Gen
eral Devens, NJ. Outrey, the French Ministsr,
Capt. Arthur of the British Legation. Special
Agent Ttpgle Of the Treasury Department, and
Mt. William Suckney OF Washington, Were
registered In New FORK last eventng.-Walt
home at Camden Mrs. and Miss Snea1
e. Miss Grundy'1 have returned from Saratoga
ard the north, and are at the Rlggs.-Ex
Senator FTelfnghuySen was greatly improved In
Iealth yesterday. His aflmelt was a severe
attack OF bilious remittent fever with conges-
tion of the brain, and not paralysis, as was at
first reported.-Consul Mosby takes the
trouble to write from Hong Kong denying the
uuth OF story recently published to the effect
that child OF his Is or was In the care OF a
New York humane society. He says his six
children are al at their home In Vlrglnia. and
that he never was in Mississippi 10 his lfe-
EX-RepreSentat1vc William Walter Phelps will
by direction OF his ply scians, sail for Europe
this week and will spend the winter In the
south Of France.-ScCtland Is a queer place to
look for news OF the movements OF our govern
ment Officials, but the Dundee Advertiser says
that when President Hayes gees out Of Office he
will visit the Continent and the United King
dom.
THE WEEKLY STAR for this week Is now ready.
1t contains eight pages OF reading matter, cov-
eriDg every variety OF subject stories, sketches,
poetry. news and gossip etc. Sent for the
campaign for twenty-five cents. postpaid OR
thee months for fifty cents Single Copies III
wrappers, five cents.
Secretary Evarts' Speech.
Secretary Evarts made a speech at Cooper
Institute, New York, last night Hon. Hugh
McCulloch presided. Mr.. EvarLS discussed the
question which OF the two parties may be
trusted with tie government OF the country.
He said twenty-tour years ago the people
placed the country in the hands Of a Pennsyl-
vania democrat Four years later they gave it
TO a patriotic republican OF Illinois. Now they
are 10 say whether they repent taking the
power from Buchanan and giving it to Lincoln.
II Pennsylvania democrat Is restored to power
1t is a verdict, Mr. Evarts held, that the people
are tired OF patriotism and weary of liberty