Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
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THE PRESIDENT WILL BE HERE FRDAY-A DIS
patch was received at the White House to-duy
stating that the President AMI party would leave
Chicago at 10:30 this evening. and expected to
reach Washington on Friday morning
TIE RAISING OF THE RIvERDALK-Supervising
INSPECTOR General of steam Vessels Dumont is In
receiDt Of daily reports from New York respecting
Supervising Inspector Starbuck reports to-day
that the boilers will be removed from the hull and
deros ted alongside the wreck; after which the
change in the plan IS that the wreckers have been
unable 80 far. to obtain derrick for raising the
boilers This Win the inspection Of the
THE MANHATTAN sArE.-22Mr. New, Acting secre-
tary OF the Treasury, received a teleeram last
night announcing the safety OF the revenue cutie
Manhattan, for which considerable anxiety was
felt yesterday.
A CALIFORNIA PRorEsE-The governor and at
torney general OF California have sent protest to
the President against the decision In regard to the
boundary line between the state OF California and
the Pueblo OF San Francisco.
Commodore English received a telegram from PEN
sac0a, Fla, last night. stating that Clarke a ma
rine, died in the hospital, AMI that there were no
new cases. The surgeon general OF the marine
at Pensacola to discontinue the house house in
speetion at that port
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Henry Morrell ordere d
to temporary duty on board the Speedwell; Passed
Assistant Surgeon oliver Dehl, detached from
duty at the naval academy and ordered to the
18th inst; Pas e ASST stant Surgeon Fri nix Ander-
son, from the Quinnebaug, on the reporting of his
relief, and granted three months leave from date
OF detachment, and on its expiration to return
home and report arrival; Passed Assistant Engi-
ne"r Robt. G. Denig, from the navy yard, Mare
Island. Cal. and ordered to duty at the Hamilton
college, Clinton, New York.
PERsoNAL-Senator AMI Mrs Mcpherson re-
turned from Europe yesterday.-Chief Justice
Waite, Senor de LONE, Spanish charge d'a1aires,
AMI j. Hubley Ashton. OF Washington, were regis.
tered in New York last night.-Representat
elect Post. of Pennsylvania land Hon. H English.
editor or the New York Commercial Advertiser,
was severely though not seriously injured by being
Hs at BGnn RI
and Printing, Was at his desk yesterday, after q
months so1ourn in the lake regions or western
Louis Globe Democrat. who has been for some
time at Old Point Comfort for his health, Is
St sdead,ly nd vnn vimproving|Mrs NJ Hunt has gone
have returned to the city from jamestown, NY,
where they have been visiting friends COM
missioner Dudley has gone to Indiana on short
OF September at Rock Enon sprinssSMr. Wal
6 Ter Perry has m gone to Rawley Springs for stay
Pension office. is spending his vacation at Riga,
N.Y;-Mrs. Harriet P: Dame has gone to Con-
cord, N. H.. where she will stay during the
month OF September.--Among the late ar
rivals at the Hygeia Hotel. Old Point Comfort are
he following WashIngtonians: VIM; B yam, wife
and daughter; J. B. Butter, r. D. Bowling and
wife, Miss Mary Smith. Miss P. L Fix, Miss Flora
FIX Miss E!dine. Miss Lockwood, M IS Montague
The eminent German author. Levin Schuck-
Ing, whose death was announced yesterday by the
Atlantic cable, leaves two brothers in our city,
Alfred Schucking: consular agent OF the G 'rman
empire. and DR.. Prosper L Schucking, OF the De-
partment OF State.-J"hn w. Mackey, the bo-
nanZa king, entertained Lord Vaudeville, Regis
ter Ramsdell, Chief Clerk Young, the actor Flor
eHce, Lawrence Jerome and others, at dinner in
NV York yesterday.-SenaGor Camden and
Louis c. Tiffany. New York, registered at the
Riggs this morning.