Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-21


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NEW COUNTERFEIT $40 NorE--The O. S. secret
service detectives have discovered new counter
felt s1O note on the Third National Bank, OF Gin
cinnad- The note made Its appearance on Monday,
and was discovered by the Z. 5. officials who were
watching for II; within few hours The note is Of
the series OF 1882, With the brown pack. The back
Is ry good and calculated to deceive but the lace
Is quite Scratthy.
THE NEW STEEL CRUIsERs-Chief Engineer
Loring and CHIEF constructor Wilson have gone to
New York to confer with Secretary Chandler In re-
gard to work on the new steel cruisers The MEN,
Defs on the naval advisory board have gone to
CheStef 10 inspect the vessels
The Tallapoosa has left Boston for Newport
OUT OF DANGER-A dispatch to the Navy de-
partment to-day states that Ensign Capehart, who
has Oeen SICK with the yellow fever ia Key West,
Fla, Is now out OF danger.
NAVAL NOTEs.-Lieut Francis Winslow has been
ordered to the Yantic on the 9th instant. Lieut..
e. W. Ruschenberger will be detached from the
fantic on the 27th instant and ordered the VAN
daiia Assistant Engineer James II. Fits has re-
signed, 10 take effect October Goth.
THIS Powhatan has arrived at Brooklyn from
Lisbon with a number OF officers detached from the
European squadron and the remains OF MacGahan,
the Herald European war correspondent, which
Will De inferred at his native place in Ohio.
MARRIED AT ANNAPoLIs-At two o'clock yester-
day afternoon the wedding OF Lieut. Joseph Il.
Pendleton, OF the United States marine corps, and
Miss Mary Helen Fay, daughter OF Prof. w. w.
ray, United states Naval academy, took place in
ceremony was performed by the rector, Rev. VIM.
Soutngate. The bridesmaids MiSo Lizzie Fay,
sister OF the bride; Miss rendleton, Ster OF the
groom; Miss Carrie Claude. Of Annapolis The
groomslnen were W. K. Addick. U. s, N; Nevett
steele and Daniel Randall The ushers were En-
sign S. Wood Z. s. N; James r. Briscoe, jr.. ard
the brides parents the couple started on their
bridal tour and Will go TO Saratoga, Lake George,
cape May, West Point and various other resorts
PLEUKo-PsEuMoN1A-Ow to the supposed ap-
pearance OF pleuro- pneumonia In several herds Of
jersey cattle In Illinois, Commissioner Lonng, OF
the Agricultural department, has issued order
requesting the owners OF all herds OF Jersey cattle
in the United States, into which new animals have
o since stop the ship
seems to have been introduced by animals sold at
Virginia, Cass county, ILL.,, in February, 1884 and
those animals were widely distributed throughout
the western states.
The PRESIDENT IN NEW YoRK.-President Arthur
remained in his room In New York all the forenoon
yesterday. and received the following callers: Sec
retary Frellnghuysen, Secretary Chandler, secre-
tary Folger, Assistant Treasurer Thomas C. Acton,
Lieut.. Emory, 7. s. N. or The Bear; John Roach,
Collector Thomas Murphy. Yesterday afternoon
the President went TO lrvingLon. on The Hudson,
where he dned with Cyrus ". Field The Presi-
dent denied the statement that there was to be
cabinet meeting In New York.
CONSTANT BOWEN has been appointed keeper Of
the Brigantne Life Saving station on the coast OF
New Jersey.
AMONG THE EXHIBITS Of the lighthouse board. at
the Cincinnati exposition next month"; will be
very handsome working model OF the light house at
FOwey rocks. model of the light house at Specta-
Gle reel, fourth and fifth order lenses. fixed and
flashing; hand fog horn, Peutsch compressed gas
lighted Deacon, moGeiS.of buoyS and coored draw
ugs, and photographs OF numerous light houses.
The exhibits Will be In charge OF Mr.. Max HauS-
man, OF the Treasury department.
PrKsoNA1.-secretary Frelinghuysen Is expected
to Join his family at Long Branch to-day.-Senor
Godoy, the Gillian minister, and II. Is. James, OF
Treasury department, were registered in New York
last evenng.-Mr. VIM Thompson has gone to
Scarborough Beach, Me-. for a Stay OF some time
MIR. w. c. Hill has gone to the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs for the remainder OF the month Of
August.-The following ashngtOnans were
MI: D: Wyvill and Miss WYNN, Miss West, Mr.. F.
D. ". McKenney, Mrs. Davis, W. R. Van Reyper, H.
p. Randolph and family, Mrs John Bell, Mrs c. D.
Willard and daughters. c. II. Baker and X. Traynor.
Mrs. ]. O. stanton has gone to Wer's Bridge,
n H., for stay of several weeksl-Among those
lately registered at the several hotels Atlantic
Bergling. 6. Hartig, James W. Mckee, Benz. Seare,
W. K. King and vile, Aug CoppeS and wife, A. j.
Clarke, Charles Ruoff, John Clark, K. Godschmid
and family, H. King, jr.. Charles Schroth, F. p.
Madigan, George Applch and the family OF
Charles BauIn.-Gen. Mckeeyer and Commander
McCa.la have returned to the city.-Mr. E. o.
Graves, Assistant U. $. Treasurer has returned
from stay at Union Springs, n. Y.
District Government Affairs.
ANONYMOUS coMMUNICATIoSS
Building Inspector Entwisie is frequently In re-
cept OF anonymous complaints In relation TO houses
and buildings In different streets. with requests to