Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-05

SEChErARY MANNING mas 1nstFuctcu tue
heads Of bureaus in the Treasury department.
not to give the press any material that is to be
USED In his annual report.
PATENTS have been issued to the following
residents of this District: Charles H. Moulin,
bill-fle case; j. E. Reubsam, muscle-beater; H.
A. Seymour. box or trunk catch; P. H. Sweet,
Jr, button fastener and setting instrument for
attaching buttons to wearing apparel.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander Geo. T. Davis
has been detached from duty as light house in
spector of the 18th district, October 1st allowed
thirty days for settling accounts, and ordered
to await orders. Lieut.. U. Silver has been de-
tached from duty at the naval academy, Sep
temoer LIST, and ordered as inspector OF the 18th
light house district, October LIST. Ensign 7. S.
Rogers has been detached from special duty,
and ordered to duty in the bureau of ordnance:
Ensign Richard Nj. Hughes has been detached
orders Passed Assistant Ensineer 9R Robert
Milligan has been detached from the Tennes-
See :. and ordered to duty at the naval academy:
raised Assistant Engineer w. NJ. Parks has
been detached from the naval academy, and
ordered to the Tennessee. Assistant Engineer
Samuel H. Leonard has been detached from
duty in the bureau of steam engineering. and
ordered to the Fish Hawk. Assistant Engineer
J. w. Amman has been detached from Ranger,
ana placed on waiting orders.
PERsoNAL.-Mr and Mrs. c. 8. Noyes and
daughters reached Washington yesterday from
their visit to the northwest returning via the
great lakes and Niagara Falls. Their trip of
twelve hundred miles from Duluth to Buffalo,
on the steamer Badger State, of the Lake
Superior Transit e9mpany. stopping at all the
enjoyable. Annie Moran has left the Blue
Ridge, and will spend the remainder Of the
y. \. Chambers left yesterday for Spring Lake.
n D., where they will stay for some time
Mrs. Admiral Bryson, Miss Bryson and Mrs.
Mrs. q. Bedell Moore and Mrs II ]. Ramsdell
ana MISS R;.nsdeil are among the late arrivals
at pvaa nt the late
Miss Florence selby and Miss Irene Toom of
Neutrality-suspicious. :,hl,, Morris Hahn and Mr.: L.
Va.@Wm n. Gait, Mr.. and A MIS-. ' ". E.
Clarke. VIM. II. Dempsey and family, VIM.
John IN, Miller n,. and family, W; II. Chase and
Mrs. John A. Baker and family. returned
to the city this morning from Virginia
Beach.~SenatorG German, Mr. and Mrs. Wash
win, Mrs. w. d. Stroud, o. p Renwick, r. G. NJ.
Brown, w. Davidge and daughter and Capt. a.
At Il be shs p sltk the as
lace, Indiana; ]. B. Campbell, U. $. N; Hon. L.
II; Weller, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. MCMILLAN,
Misses Joie and Lizzie Tabler, of South
Washington, have gone on visit to Chautau-
qua county, N. Y.-Miss Lulu Heron, OF
at Piney Point.-Mrs. Major F. A. Chambers,
Of Marion, Pa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Green, COG E street southeast.
ClamOrous Pennsylvania Democrats.
EX-GOVERNOR CURrIN's MISSION IN WASHING
TON.
Ex-Gov. Curtin is in the city to see that the
President puts good democrats in the places Of
the republican officials in Pennsylvania before
leaving for his vacation. The memorial adopted
by the democratic Congressman of the state,
urging the President Ito turn the rascals out" at
once, was forwarded to the White House some
time ago. and, having allowed the President
little time to digest It, the governor is here to
follow 1t up with an urgent personal appeal.
The Pennsylvania democrats are determined to
have the federal patronage of their state, and
are prepared 20 get very mad at any further de-
lay. The retention of the postmaster of Phila-
they are very clamorous for his removal. Mr..
Randall is expected here this evening, and