Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-12

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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Iuterna
revenue, s465, ,5j2 43; customs, s636, GIG Is.
DURING THE WEEK ended to day, 81, ,1l5. 900 in
national bank notes were received at the Treas
ury department for redemption. az gainst 1868 900
for the corresponding week OF last year.
MOST OF THE BANKS that will not be a!lo we'd
to withdraw their legal tender deposits will go
to work getting back their circulation In the
regular way. It will take more time tn In it
they had been allowed TO do as they wanted.
JoHN T. RICH has been nominated for Con-
gress to succeed Mr.. Conger by the republic ans
Of the seventh Michigan distric'.
KENTUCKY MOoNsHINERs.-ReVenue Agent At
kinS telegraphs to Commissioner Raum to-day,
from Glasgow Junction, KY, as followS:-"Re
turned from raid In Allen and Monroe counties.
Destroyed two distillerfes, one copper still, two
caps and worms, thirty-three tubs, and thirty
gallons OF whisky.
A CLERICAL ERROR.-Mr. Pendleton stated In
the Senate yesterday that owing to clerical
error In drawing up the resolution as to the
organization of committees. Mr.. Sherman. of
Ohio, had been placed upon the committee on
judiciary, whereas IL should have been Mr.. Al
lison, OF Iowa. The correction was made.
VICE PRESIDENT ARTHUR and Senator C0lk-
ling called at the White House yesterday and
had quite conference with the President.
The call was made just before the commence.
ment OF the diplomatic reception.
SECURITIES OF NATIONAL BANEs.-United
states bonds held by the Treasurer to secure
national bank circulation, March 12th, 1881,
SS41 ,OS4 $50 as follows Currency SKIES 80 OOO
SIX per cents. S46, SIS $50, five per cents, $l52-
slO,250; four and one-halt per cents s34, $50 O50
four per cents Sl03, ,334, 800 United States bonds
held by the Treasurer TO secure public moneys
In national bank depoSitaries, March ~, 1851
Sf 1872 Ote, currency SKIES S3S 900; six per cents
Sl,I65.000; five per cents, $500, 800; four and
1928, 900. United States bonds deposited to
secure circulation during the week ended
March II, lsSl, s. .os2, 500. United States bonds
week ended March II. 1881, s! sos, $50.
PERs0NAL-Governor Porter Of Indiana Is at
the Riggs House. accompanied by his wife
Col, Horatto c. King is In town for a day or
twoIMiss y, $: Flora ToTey. step daughter Of
been admitted to the Oar OF Kansas.-Gen.
VIM. Birney, WHO has been confined to his
house with severe cold since the tnaugura-
eric E. Church, the artist, left New York on
Thursday night with his wife and a small
party OF fri friends; on brief trip to Mckee,
tertainment which his democratic friends
wished 10 bestow upon him on his retirement
from public llfe.-Ex-Secretary BrIstow and
wife. aud Gen. II. L. Burnett OF New York are
at the Rtggs.-Hrs- Mackay. the wife of the
California bonanza king, is soon to abandon
Parls 1or New YORK and settle their perman-
entity. II is SAID that her husband has pur-
chased residence Oh Fifth avenue at a rc
three quarters OF million.--N~- -I5t OF
gibbs, formerly Well known 30 -1ntgcmery
OF the Ire Treasury resdepr Fraacp speitai dsd ~ 81
Norwegian pce- or typhoid feVer.-That
home Eer. with the awful name is going
pCsir~ month, greatly to the relief OF COM
: LIS and proOr-readers In this country
.5eHator McDin Of Iowa is at the Ebbitt House.
be VIII take his seat In the Senate On Monday.