Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13

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THE REMAINS OF JOHN HOWARD PAYNK.-The
| steamer bearing the remains OF John Howard
Payne is expected to arrive at New York on Thurs
day OF next week. Representatives of Mr. Corco-
the authorities OF New York arrange for some cere-
| mony upon the arrival OF the remains they will
vault In Oak Hill, where they viii remain until
June 9th. On that day appropriate reinterment
! ceremonei WIN take placo, the details Of which
have not yet been fully arranged.
TIE OFFICE OF paymaster general OF the army
will be moved early in April to the new building
| on the northwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
TIE DEATH OF Brigadler General James Hervey
Simpson. Of the engineer corps U.sA., at st.
| Paul, Minn., last Friday, is announced. He was
| in the roth year OF his age.
ARMY PRoNor1oNs-The death Of Lieut. Col
VIM. H. Browne, Of the 1st infantry. which was
F! announced yesterday, causes the following pro-
| motons:-Major Chas. G. Bartlett to be lieuten-
! ant colonel OF the 1st infantry; Capt Simon Sny-
der to be major Of the 11th infantry: 1st Lieut..
Lieut. John c. F. Tillson to be 1st lieutenant 9Th
infantry.
WEST POINT ACADEMY.-Pr0fs Geo. L. Andrews
and Samuel E. Tillman. Of the West Point military
academy, have been ordered to visit the Yale, ,Har
ward, Dartmouth and Princeton colleges. and the
annapolis naval academy, for the purpose of ex-
amining the courses or instruction adopted by
those colleges, with the view of recommending
any change in the present course at West Point.
This mission is new departure, and it may bring
academy.
MANIFESTO OF THE LABOR DIREcroRY.-The
board Of directors appointed by the central COM
mtttee on labor legislation, rganized by author
1ty OF the last Congress of national labor unions,
submit to the organized Trade Unions and Assem-
nf 0hnN0 yfnA
headed with the stirring call ito your tents, o
Israeli" The manifesto denounces the majority
as awees m py y
as remedy for impending strikes, and advises all
wage-workmen to join their trade-unions or the
knights OF labor, and present an unbroken front.
BY TIE RECENT PROMOTIONS in the Patent
Office Perry Benz. Pierce, OF New York, first
assistant examiner, becomes principal examiner,
vice r. j. Fisher promoted to the appeal board
The VACANT Observation-Disclosures Folger
had long interview with the President yesterday
afternoon, in regard to filling the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Treasurer Gilfllan No per-
son was determined upon for the position.
CoREA AND HER NE1aHBoas General Lucus H.
Foote. OF California, the recently appointed minis
ter to Corea, had formal interview on Sunday
with the Chinese minister. who called with his
Unexpectedly appointment, to offer greetings and
Monday the Japanese minister and his secretary
tie peninsula. lying between the two powerful
countries Of China and Japan, fs an object OF in
terest, and occasionally OF solicitude, to both
THE COURT MARTIAL which recently tried Passed
Assistant Surgeon w. g. G. Wilson, at Norfolk,
on charge of insubordinate conduct and neglect
OF duty found him guilty OF the first charge 10 q
e n to be
Secretary Chandler approved the sentence. but rs
the swatara is at sea; RENTED the punishment
arrest and the court dissolved
made selection Of headquarters. but are still on
the hunt
Ex-REPREsENTATIvE NEAL, OF Ohio, leaves for
his home tomorrow night. He will be accom-
panied by his two daughters Mrs. Neal left for
Ohio several days ago.
PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: W. p.
Clotworthy, Baltimore, baking powder; George A.
Dubreuil, Baltimore shirt; Elias s. Hutchinson.
ssI, Washinst9n setting for hot air furnaces John
Shirley. New Market. Va. paper bag.
Mr. HAYWARD M. HUTCHINSON suffered a re-
lapse last night, and at one time his life was
despaired of. He was reported decidedly better
this afternoon Another consultation of the at
tending physicians was held during the morning,
and the opinion resulting therefrom was that MI.
Hutchinson's condition now offered some hope
NOT REs1aNED.-Tne report that Second Con-
troller Upton has resigned is authoritatively
denied.
The COURT OF CLAIMs.-The cases OF Rowland
Colby and August Klein against the United States
were dismissed by the Court OF Claims to-day for
want wan Of prosecution: The case Of Thos: g. Power
was argued and submitted, and the petition In the
case Of Cyrus c. Clark was dismissed.
AMONG the callers at the White House to-day
0nno ofnHc Dayp II
Representatives Lord, Holton. Hubbel Strait, Hill
and Davis, and Mr. w. H. Beebe, OF Chicago
PORTRAIT OF GEN. JOHN A. DIX, formerly Sec
retary OF the Treasury, has been painted by Miss
Ransom, and will soon be hung on the walls OF
Secretary Folger's office.
SENATOR CAMERoN's CONDITIONAL STAR reporter
called at the residence of Senator Don Cameron to-
day. and in response to Inquiries concerning the
Senator's condition was informed that he was
resting quietly and doing well. The results OF the
surgical operation so far are entirely satisfactory
and 1t Is thought the Senator will be able to travel
south In few days.
DEATH OF Hon. WILLIAM WHITE.-A dispatch
has been received that Judge White, OF the su-
preme court OF Ohio, and who was recently ap-
pointed United States Judge of the southern dis
tricJ of Ohio, died last night about II O'Clock at
his residence in Springfield, Ohio. Judge White
Of Of oho aRe
had been Ill but a few days Mr. Kelfer was called
home Immediately on the adjournment Of Con-
turned to this city on Saturday last. He received
dispatch about 12 O'Clock last night, and left for
Ohio this morning. Letters written yesterday at
Springfield reported the Judge as improving, but
sudden change terminated his valuable life as in
dicated.
DIsBARRED.-The Secretary Of the Interior has
disbarred T. G. Martin. OF Waukesha, Wis, from
practice before the department.
OF THE TEMPORARY CLERKS In the Pension ONCE
whose appointments expire tlismonth $50 will be
re-appointed and 80 will be- discharged. The new
commissions will be made out on the 18th instant.
April 1st
DIsMIssALs FROM THE CENSUS oFFIcE-There
were 103 clerks discharged from the Census Office
yesterday, owing to the failing or In the work,
and also to the lack OF money. The present force
thus reduced will be maintained, until the begin
ming OF Cne nscal year, when further discharges
Will nave 10 De made In order tOkeep the expenses
fiscal year. =
NAVAL oRDERs-Leuts. q a. Arnold and Chap
man c. Todd, Passed Assistant surgeon Howard
Smith, PaymaSter h T. WRIGHT Chief Enofnear