Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-14

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S39O,345; customs. S463,O4O.
THE U. s. S. De ,pArcH is reported ready for
sea at Norfolk
THE INDIANS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
missioner Atkins, of the Indian office, returned
to-oay from tour of inspection of the various
Inutan agencies. He reports that the Indians
g J;n,sIaly appear contented. and are satisfied
VIII Ine post traders appointed under the new
regime, as they receive their supplies promptly.
In mere are number of boomers at Oklahoma
put the commissioner says they are being rap
idly put out bv the military authorities, and he
lears no trouble from them.
CALLED ON THE Observation-Disclosures Bay.
ara, M. Roustan, the Russian minister; Secre-
tary Endlcott and Adutant General Drum
called on the President to-day.
ARMY ORDERs.-The leave of Capt. E. B. At
wood, assistant quartermaster, has been ex-
tended one month; leave for six months has
oeen granted Capt. Daniel Madden, 9th cav
airy.
COMMODORE SCHLEY, chief of the bureau Of
equipment and construction. will inspect the
Minnesota in New York to-day, and on Monday
VIII proceed to Milford, Conn, to inspect new
testing machine invented by Mr.. Emory.
SENATOR SHARoN's death is mentioned else
where in THE STAR to-day. His property in
this city is valued at about $3.50, 900 and is all
tween 18th and Sth and and Q streets, and
number OF detached lots in different parts OF
the city.
THE CLERKS of the mail depreciation divi-
sion of the Post Office department yesterday
presented to Col. a. G. Sharpe, who recently
retired from the office of chief Inspector,
gold-headed cane. The presentation speech
was made by Chief Clerk Maynard, and Col.
Sharpe made a response.
ANOTHER MODEL FOR THE LAFAYETTE Mon
UMENT.-Mr. ID. C. French, of Boston, has SUBJ
mitted model for the proposed monument to
Lafayette. II arrived to-day Two other sculp-
tors are yet to submit designs before q seIec-
ton Will be made by the commission.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Medical Director ]. s. Dun
gan, ordered to duty in charge of the naval rem
devious at San Francisco; Ensign Walter Nc
Lean, ordered to the Vermont Goth inst; Lieut..
i. q. c. Salter, attached from duty at New Lon
sign Jas. G. Drake, from the Yantic, 3Oth inst
and ordered to the Franklin; Surgeon w. s.
DIXON. from the coast survey steamer Hassler,
ana placed on waiting orders; Passed Assistant
Surgeon ID. o. Lewis, from naval rendezvous,
San Francisco and ordered to the Hassler.
HURRYING OFF THE VEssELs-The Navy
department is hurrying up the work the
vessels belonging to the north Atlantic station,
and it Is rumOred that the government has
some private information of a contemplated
revolution in some of the sou hern countries.
Commodore Walker says, however, that there
is nothing unusual in the hurry and that they
way OF revolutions than they always have this
time of year. The only thing is that the Pow
haitian is the only vessel in the southern waters
at this time, and Ii Il revolution should break
out there would be no protection for American
interests. The iieetousht to be down there now,
and they are hurrying to get them out OF the
Brooklyn and Norfolk navy yards The Ten
nessee and Galena will ready to sail next
Monday, the Brooklyn is expected to sail in
ten days. and the Iantic and Swatara will fol-
low about the LIST of January. The idea is to
get them down where they belong as soon as
possible.
PERSONAL---VERY.. S. S. Mitchell, formerly
pastor of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church, is in the city on short visit.-Gen.
T. NJ. b. Young, U. s. consul general at St
Petersburg: d. ]. Particle, consul at Dns .eldorf;
Pr Carter, the Hawaiian minister; and Mr.. H.
n. Sewall, vice consul at Liverpool, sailed from
stembel and tam ae e. al
Santa Fee, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Streets of
Cadiz, are at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Agr-
irgtOn, were registered in Chicago on Thurs
day.---Ex-Senator b. X. Bruce has returned
owaen Of
Willards.-Rev. DR.. John P. Newman is in the
city, the guest OF ex-Mayor Emery.-Prof c.
st. Louis on Thursday.-Representa
Boyle, who was injured in Thursdays accident
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, is very
badly bruised and cut, but the doctors cannot
yet say whether he is internally injured or
not.--Dr. and Mrs. John NJ. Gregory intend to
SILL Europe next mOnLn, ana they Will spend
the winter in Paris engaged in literary work.
K. Edison. Of the firm OF Edison Brothers, is in
Chicago.-Mr. Blaine is visiting in Boston,
Senator Ingalls, has given n library OF 900 vol
umes Of congressional proceedings reports, ETC.,
to the Kansas Historical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tive Davenport, late republican candidate tor
governor of New York, is at Wormley's.-Hon
Carl Schurz tell and sprained his ankle while
trying to catch a moving train at Lawrence
Mass, on Thursday.-Mark Kerr, OF the geo
logical survey. was in san Francisco last Satur-
day.-George T.. Weed and George w. Quin-
tard, OF New York, are at the Arlington
Representative Scott, of Pennsylvania; Charles
+. Coon, late Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury; Gen. Rufus Ingalls,, Col G. N. Iieber and
Gardiner G. Hubbard, of Washington, were
registered In New York last nisht.-First
Auditor ChenOwith has been called to Ken
lucky by the serious illness of his mother
James Fl. Fish, of New York, and f. II. Swanzy,
of Honolulu, are at Willard s.-M. H. AeXan-
der, OF Cincinnati, is at the National.-Prof
Walker and family, of New York, are stopping
at the Metropolitan.
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