Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-15

6OVkkNAkNT hECEIPTS TO-DAY.-lnternal reVo-
nue.. sssS, se; customs, s4ss. .ssl.&
THERE Is RuMOR that George W. Friedley win
be appointed governor Of Wyoming Territory.
Mr. W. W. CoRcoRAN rested we'll last night, and
to-day says that he feels great deal better than
he did yesterday. /
TIE SPURIOUS THOUSAND DOLLAR BoNps-Three
experts were busy yesterday and to-day examin-
ing the alleged genuine 8, 1000 bond plate from
which spurious bonds were printed When they
have completed their examination they will make
report IN writing to Secretary Folger.
REcoxNRNDArroN for the appointment Of
Sayles j. Bowen to be District Commissioner was
received at the White House to-day.
LIEUTs. 7. W. BENHAM, E. s. Wade and T. F..
Wild, OF the revenue marine service, were to-day
examined for promotion, at the Treasury depart
ment
LIEUT. FLIPPER DISMISSED FROM THE Army
The President has approved the sentence OF DIS
Henry O. Flipper, 10th cavalry. Lieut. Flipper
was tried by court martial and sentenced for en-
Dezzlement and conduct unbecoming al officer and
gentleman.
No PLANS YET FOR THE HEATED TERM-Regard-
ing the published statements that the President
intends spending the summer season at Long
Branch, 1t can be authorftatively stated that he
mas as yet no program for spending the heated
term, and there is no more probability OF his going
70 Long Branch than to any other summer resort.
He has no cottage at Long Branch, and at present
has no intention OF taking one.
THE CASE OF SERGEANT MAsoN.-Mr. J. G. Bige-
low, counsel for ex-Sergeant Mason, now in the
Albany penitentiary, has prepared review OF the
case to lay before the President, arguing that
there were technical errors made on the trial Of
Mason by court martial, and presenting grounds
should be reversed.
THE FOLLOWING CADET MIDsH1pMEN have re-
signed from the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and
their designations have been accepted: r. E. Lee
Gibson, A. e McInttre, Harry NJ. Finley, R R. w.
b. stevens. w. 8. Scott, j. j. LivingOOd and Geo.
s. Pentz, also Cadet Engineer j. F. McCusker.
PERsoNAL-Representati Maxey, Rosecrans
and McLane are said to be the only graduates Of
West Point now members Of the House-Mr
Thomas B. Connery, OF the New York Herald, has
18th Ohio district, has been renominated. Gen
Adam Badeau, G. 8. Consul General to Cuba, is at
Wormley's-M Outrey, the French Minister,
and NJ. de LONE and M. Barnard, of the French
legation, and Mr.. John Davis, OF Washington, were
registered in New York last night-Gen Sher-
mans youngest son and name-sake started yester-
day on horseback ride to Oakland, expecting to
make from twenty to twenty-five miles day
Ex-RepreSentative Kellogg, OF Connecticut, is at
in business in Cincinnati. is now visit to his
parents here.-Ex-Senator Mitchell of oregon,
and Geo. b. McCartee formerly chief OF the bureau
OF engraving and printing, are at the Ebbitt-
Representative HiScOck has returned from a short
visit to his shome.-Ad1utant General Drum was
at his desk at the War department to-day, after a
short visit to his home In Pennsylvania
has Just been appointed to the ONCE of Provincial
or Superior General OF the Society OF Jesus, or
jesuit Order, in the Province OF New York.