Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14
Arkansas Visitors IN Town.

Col 9th cavalry, commanding.
Arkansas Visitors IN Town.
The Arkansas Editorial Association ar
lived here LIST evening and took rooms
at the National Hotel, where they regis
tered as follows: Adam Clark, wife aud
Child, Standard, Arkadelphia Ark, presi-
dent of the Arkansas Press Association; w. A.
Weber and daughter, Saline county Digs,
Benton; ArE:, secretary; j: 2; Battenfield, wife
surer; P. Doran, FtCneer', DeadWood, Dak. ora
tor; Charles w. Cox, Log Cabin, Conway. Ark;
4. II. Farqrhar, Union, Iitte Rock, Az;
Wadley, 7elfphCne, Mineral Splings Ark; J.C.
Brown, Church ana Home, BateSvhle, Ark j.
SHa w. Buckley. wife and child, Record, Evening
nng, Little Rock. Ark; G., S. Cunningham,
Arhdnsfan, Dardanelle, Ark; B. P. Renfroe,
@ LhdeLsnden, en- Alma, Ark j; e. Wootton, Demo
scnpolJ, Ark; j. R. Gotham, Mcntice1loni9n,
Monticello, Ark; Robert W. Leigh, Pilot, Bates.
Vile, Ark, b. r. Brewer, Record, Huntsville.
Ark; Ark; j. ". Boswell, Western Msthodist, Little
Forrest City, Ark: j. w. Jones and wife, Np,rS,
Newport, Ark; r. L. Emerson, Columbia B11.-
nr, Megnolia, Ark; J. T. Perryman, Express,
1ngton, Ark; Geo. w. Bruce and daughter, De-
mcG'ot, Conway, Ark; Ben Harris. jr..
Trt6,the. Harrisburg, Ark; j. E. England and
II. Lowry and wife. Record, Hope, Ark; D. G.
Hicks, Light OF Reason, Hope, Ark; n b. Big
ger, Qutd Nstflc, Mount Home Ark; W.B White.
dtpend;nt, Alma, Ark; Miss Maude Shacklc-
ford, Standard. Arkadelphta, Ark; Mrs. Clara
F. Rogers, Cleveland, Tenn; Mrs. Nettie A.
Grace, Nesrs Centre Point, Ark; MIS-. Willie L.
Wadley, T3I1ph1n Mineral SPRINGS Ark Also
the following railroad men: II. N. Snyder, gen
eral travelling agent OF the Arkansas & Texas
Short L1ue and Memphis & Little Rock railroad;
p r. Rodgers, general western agent OF the
Memphis Charleston railroad, and John L.
Read, agent OF the Memphis & Little Rock rail-
road.
The members of the association were re-.
CelVed by the President and Mrs. Hayes in the
east room OF the White Louise this afternoon.
NAVAL ORDEEs.-surgeon ]. M. Flint, to duty
in the bureau OF medicine and surgery. Passed
Assistant Surgeon A. NJ. Moore, to the Norfolk.
naval hospital. Passed Assistant Engin er G.
S. Gates, TO appear before the retiling board.
Assistant Enelneer N: II. Lamdin and Cadet
ref Htnp"s for sea service. Paymaster G. w.
Be man. to duty at the Phls 1eph'a naval ho-.
pit Al 2lst inst. Pay mester Arthur Burts. ID the
Constellation. Passed Assistant Paymaster G.
II. Reed, to the Fish Hawk. Passed Assistant
PaymPster j. N Speel, TO the bureau of provi-
sio1s and clothing. Commander E. E. Potter,
nation for promotion. Commander E. NJ. She
hard, to command the Constellation. The fol-
lowing officers are also ordered to the Constel-
latlon; Lieut.; - & J: c. Soley. Past Assistant Sur
Rodgers c. Belknap and G. w. Tyler; Masters
Z: r. Rees. Z. d. man end c. r. Miles, and
Chaplain j. P. Wallace. Ensign F. A. Wiue:,
Mansfield. - duty at New York navy yard.
Pay Dir: ctor J. D. Murray, to duty at the naval
fcedemy July 1st. Paymaster L. G. Billings, to
duty at the naval academy July 1st. PAYNE.
ter c. w. N. Waimough, Itom the naval aca 1e-
my and ordered to -ettle accounts and await
orders July LIST; Paymaster a. 8. Kenny, from
the naval ace 1emy and ordered to settle e.
,J Commander r For
syth, L1euts. ]. K. Cogswell, N. E Me IN and
W. i. Low, Master S. L. Graham, Ensign E. j.
Dcrn, Midshipmen 3. N. Dombaugh, N. j. 81.
!. T. Halpine. A. L. Hall and W. R. Rugh. lfom
the orsteration and placed in waiting orders
surgeon w. j. Simon, 'Om the Norfolk naval
hospital and ordered to the navy yard there.
CAPTAIN HowGATE PUSHING HIS PREPARA-
TIoNs.-Secretary Ramsey, in view OF the ad-
verse report on the Gulnare made by the board
OF naval officers, will not recommend to the
president that the proposition of Captain
board her be accepted. He may suggest that
another frspection Of the vessel be made Cap.
tain HoWgate Is making active preparation for
taken in to-day. A crew for her is being ENGAGED
In the northeast. He will get her off on her vow
age at an early date as possible.
THE ONLY THREE AUTHORIZATIONS R1Js now
hanging fire are the sundry civil, the agricultu
raj and the general deficiency bills All are in
committee Of conference, end it is claimed that
II 1t were necessary all three could be passed
10 two hours. Meanwhile both houses are
whipSaW Ing on unimportant matters. killing
time. waiting for the day Of adionrnment 9 i99
arrive. There is general sentiment that Con-
gress Will certainly adjourn On Wednesday.
UPON INVESTIGATION, the rumor that Com
missioner Rarm II Re removed, appears to be
urfound2d.
BARON Won WEBER.-Secretary Sherman has
at the request of Secretary Evatts written the
following: "The bearer of this letter. Baron
Won Weber, an officer employed In the royal
PruSs1an T'rtStry OF public works at Berlin
having been deputed to visit this country for
the purpose OF making certain examinations OF
ltS rivers ana als0 or the progress that has been
made In the management Of its railways. ell
officers OF this depal, ,ment are request ID 10 ex-
tepd 10 MIN such cOurteo,eS as may be within
interests" Similar letters will be issued by the
heads OF other departments.
CLERKS DIsMIssED.-The services of about
thirty clerks In the Treasury department who
were on the four per cent (bond) roll have been
discontinued. Ten other clerks have been die.
missed Within the last three days In order to
make the re ductiOn necessary. The commiS
sions OF most OF the ten had expired. Those
list was made up entirely by the Assistant Secre.
tary, Secretary Sherman having nothing to 40
with II. 1t has been stated that three or four of
the clerks dismissed received their congo he
cause they were for other presidential canSi-
dates than Secretary Sherman. As the Secretarv
had nothing whatever to do with preparing the
list, this statement would seem to be unfounded
sK Chippewa river, Wisconsin, has risen
sixteen feet above high water mark, and $50
0O0, 600 feet OF logs broke away and went down
the river In q solid mass.
n ST. Louis lawyer has been arrested for
counterfeittng; but eastern lawyers can MAKE
money easier In the old-fashioned Way. z:
Herald.