Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. Internal
| revenue, 1888, ,273; customs, $614, ,452.
ANOTHER VETO. The President to-day
vetoed another private pension bill.
FUNDS TILL JULY 15TH.-The President yes
terday afternoon approved the joint resolution
providing for fifteen days expenditure of the
government not provided for in the apprOpria.
ton bills already passed.
PUBLIC PRINTER ROUNDS yesterday issued
an address to the employees of the government
printing Office congratulating them upon the
success or the movement to obtain for the
employees fifteen days leave annually with pay.
ENTITLED TO EXTRA PAY FOR ALL Work
OVER EIGHT HOURS PER DAY.-The first con-
troller has decided that where laborers, work.
men and mechanics in any of the executive
departments are required to work more th1n
elgn. @ nours per day they are entitled to extra
compensation for the additional time, unless
they have entered into q contract TO the oon-
| trary.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. =. A. Wise, ordered
10 continue on duty at the naval academy un-
I'LL july 1, 1887; Lieut.. Jno. T. Newton, detach.
ed rom The Vermont and ordered to the Allan
"a; Paymaster Geo. A. Lyon, granted six
months leave.
THE DISTRICT DEBT-The U. g. Treasurer has
issued statement of the Indebtedness of the
District OF Columbia July 1, 1885, The total
ilred since July 1, 1873, 81 ,664 ,OOO reduction
In annual interest charges since July l. 1878.
~, 80; issue OF District S3.65s to date,
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY
were Senator Ransom, Representatives Kelley,
Hall Campbell, with Assistant Surgeon Gene
raj Perrin, I. .S.A., Breckenridge Ky.), Johnston
lN.C.), and blanchard, with Wm. A. Seay, U. 8.
Minister to Bolivia; George d. Herbert, ,Chas. Nj.
Smith, Il. c. Wiliver and VIM. p. Hastings OF
pennsylvania.
THOSE who leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
PUBLIC DEBT.-The decrease in the public
debt during the month of June was $9,O6I :.
SiS.34 Total cash in the Treasury, $4o2,-
S11 1,173.34.
BILLS APPRovED.-The President yesterday
afternoon approved the diplomatic and con.
suiar appropriation bill and the act authorizing
the Denison and Washita Valley Railroad
10 construct ana operate railway through the
Indian Territory.
ARMY ORDERs.-MajOr General A. II. Terry
ana Assistant Surgeon General Glover Perrin
have been relieved from duty on the retiring
board at Fort Smelling, Minn., and Brigadier
Ienerai IhOmaS ii. Ruger and Assistant Sur
seOn VIM. l.. kneedler have been detailed in
their place. Chaplain George G. Mullins, 25th
ihlantry, has been ordered before the retiring
Alexander Jameson and Charles Lange have
Deen placed on the retired list. Leave OF I'd
Lieut. Charles p. Elliott, Attn cavalry, has been
eAiehoeo three months 1Or disability.
RESTORED TO THE NAvY.-The Secretary of
the Navy to-day issued general order restor-
ing to the navy Clarence II. Mathews, John C,
Leonard. Andrew McAllister, Willis B. Day and
Robert b. Higgins who graduated as cadet
engineers, but WhO with one exception Hiy.
gins, VINO entered the revenue marine service,
were discharged lor deficiency or ply sical dis
ability upon the examination as naval cadets
two years later. The action OF the Secretary
was Dased upon an OpIulOn OF the Attorney
General under the decision Of the Supreme
Court.
IHE PRESIDENT was yesterday invited by
Representative ODonnel to visit the fair to be
neio In jackson, Mich, in September. The
PRESIDENT said that he would be glad to be pres
ent, especially AS many Oi Mrs. Cleveland s rel.-
lives 1--we i'll that city. II he can make the neces-
sary arrangements he will be in attendance
Inc Presiuent has declined invitation TO
Visit Woburn, Mass, this summer, AS he does
hoI contemplate a trip to the east.
Observation-Disclosures of Internal Reve-
nue. Miller has gone to Hot Springs, Va, for a
few days, to see Secretary Manning.-Geo. W
Iackler, of n. Y; Louis D. kangh and family.
OF Phliadelphia; w. Is. t'iske, jr., OF n. y; Juo
H. Jones, oi Scr;ant ION, and W. II. Gill, U. s. A.,
d'C d. tue IllSSS.-Lleul. VIII go TODAY
to W oodstock, where he is 10 deliver a Fourth
oi,Juiy oration.-Senor Muruaga, the Span
1sh minister; Senator Jones, of Ne
Xada; ,,a1a y Representative preventative LIE Fevre and Vii
registered in New York last night
Gen. Thomas J.. Crittenden, U. S. A.; Gen. " d.
Groner, Norfolk, Va; l.. III. Ransom, London:
John c;ts,n pe,kin and Benz Petty, Leeds Ensiand
u " l. pae%,na EfeW, Aanesviile. Ohio Hon William Nj.
Atchison, Kan. are at the eEobitt-Supervis-
ing Architect Bell and William T.. Curtis of
asnington, were in Chicago on Wednesday
-Sl;J. George A. Hilton, the Evangelist. goes
TO Ocean Grove, with his family, Tor July and
Augusl.w ~ Henry s; Brooks, SAN Francisco
Hon }. w; Hustled, Peekskiil, n. Y; ]. f. Gid.
den, der, T. 6. Young and Clinton Kosette, De Kalb
III nn John f. Bray, virginia City, No.; J. T. Gin
J. II. Brewer, New Jersey; W. {. Beecher and
John f. Searles, New York, and James Allison,
Cincinnati, are at Willard s.-oenator Fair
arrived la San Francisco last Thursday.-Mr
Frank Il. Gessner, oi Columbus, Ohio, cores
pondent OF the Cincinnati 1lmes-aar, New York
1Tt0u!ee and other papers, is in the city.-A
l.. Robinson, louisville, is at the Metropolitan
The Rev. Mr.. Lyons, Manchester, N. H., Il.
S. Myers, Charlotte, N. c., and William Abels,
Camden, n. j., are at the ational.