Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-06

IHE PRESIDENT, accompanied Uy Prtvate Secre.
tary Phillips Will leave this afternoon at 90 for
New York He Will return in few days.
CHARGES Nor susTAINED.-The director OF the
mint has received the report OF the committee ap-
pointed to investigate the charges OF misconduct
in office, recently preferred against Superntend-
ent Crawford and Chief Clerk Hotter, OF the mint
at Carson City, Neb.. by former employees. The re-
port shows that the charges were not sustained In
any Single particular.
NAVAL NoTEs.-Rear Admiral Crosby, command
ing the South Atlantic station, reports to the
Navy department from Montevideo, September
3Oth, that the Marion sailed that morning for
Portsmouth, N. II. The Galena arrived at Monte.
vldeo september 2Sth; all well on board.
THE NAV AL ADVISORY BoARD.-Commodore Shu-
feldt, president Of the naval advisory board went
to New York last night. He Will return to-mor-
row. There was no meeting OF the board to-day
DEATH OF ADMIRAL PooR-Rear Admiral Charles
II. Poor, retired, died OF apOplexy last evening at
his residence, No. 1925 G street, at an advanced
age. He was born In Massachusetts, and his entry
into the service dates from March 1st, 1925. He
had been on the retired list since August 1870 The
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. The remains will be buried from Epip-
hany church in Oak Hill cemetery without military
OF naval honors, by reGue st of the deceased.
Nichols. this afternoon issued the usa, aanerai
or Ter announcing the death, and ordered salutes
etc.
MIR. JOHN B. STICKNEY, United States attorney
for the northern district of Florida, who came to
this City about two weeks ago, died yesterday
morning at the Providence hospital OF pneumonia
His remains will be conveyed to Florida for inter-
ment
TROUBLE BREWING AT acknowledgement Geo.
E. Belknap, commanding the U.S.S. Alaska, reports
to the Navy department, under date of Honolulu,
H. l., Oct. %, that the political excitement of the
past few months eliminated on October 16 by a
meeting of the Planters Labor and Supply COM
pany, which continued in session five DAYS An
address was presented to the King, through COM
mittee, concerning the interests OF the industry
represented by them On the second day follow
Ing reply was received through NJ. Premier Glib
son. in which he fully recognizes the privileges Of
any and all subjects OF the kingdom to discuss the
rna aboo he 1y
OF the public administration. Captain Belknap
says that what the planters win do remains TO be
seem Affairs Will probably drift on until the day
OF coronation arrives February 12l, when trouble
is apprehended by some.
ARMY ORDERs.-The orders of the Sd instant.
which directed Capt George T. Olmstead, jr, to
proceed to Dayton, W. T., and relieve Lieut.
Frank Greene, signal corps, OF certain duties in
which Lieut.. Greene was to report in person to the
chief SIGNAL officer, have been withdrawn. Second
Lieut.. y E. stolbrand, 18th infantry. has been
granted leave Of absence for one year, with per-
mission to leave the department OF Missouri.
PERsoNAL-Senator Jones, OF Florida, is at the
Ebbitt House.-Mr. Henry watknson, the pro-
prletor OF two or three English papers, is visiting
Washington. - Ex-Minister WashDurne will
spend the winter In MISUNDERSTANDING FOlger
VIII go to his home at Geneva, n Y, Tomorrow to
vote, while President Arthur Will cast his vote in
New York clty.-Senator Frye was entertained
by the Essex Club in Boston Satur1ay.-Mr
Blaine arrived In Washington Saturday night,
quite recovered apparently from his late Illness
MIR. Robert Garrett, vice president OF the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company. reached his
tour OF over four months.-Miss Emma James has
returned to Washington from three months va
cation In New York and New England, the last
three weeks Of which were spent in Boston, with
the exception OF q visit to Major and Mrs. Ben !:
Perley Poore, at "1ndian HILL" Capt Alfred Hop
kinS, U. s. n. at the Ebbitt-Mr. r. P. Porter OF
the tariff commission. is at the Riggs.-Gen. In
galls the quartermaster general, returned this
morning from New York.