Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

lows: Auction Sales, Proposals, Summer Re
sorts, Dry Goods, Gentlemen's Goods, Special
ties, Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines, Pro-
fessional, Ladies' Goods, Pianos and Organs. AT.
torneys, Wood and Coal, Books, Family
Supplies, Medical, Financial, Dentistry,
Steamers, The Trades. Railroads, Potomac
River Boats, Undertakers.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.--Internal
revenue, s4OO, ,2s7. 80; customs. s5ss,S97.55.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander Louis
Kingsley, ordered to temporary duty on board
the receiving ship New Hampshire; Lieut.
hiehard n. Townley, to the training slip
TO examination for promotion.
To ASSIST THE sEcRErARY.-Major James
Biddle, 9th cavalry: Major Henry ]. Farms.
worth, Inspector general, and Capt. Edward
Hunter, LIST cavalry. have been detailed 70
assist the Secretary OF War in examining and
territories against the United States, as pro-
vioed for In the act of August 4, 1886.
CAPT. F. v. GREENE, engineer corps formerly
assistant to the Engineer Commissioner Of the
District, will, it is stated, resign his commission
AT the end OF the year, and devote himself en-.
tirely to asphalt pavement
GEN. MEIGs denies that the new Pension
building is unhealthy, and says: Zone division
OF the pension office moved into the new build
iuS soOu dIteT TIE lnaUSuraLlOu Oalt-tO0I is, Oh
the 18th OF May, 1888. The others followed
successfully as rooms were finished. The saw.
ing in clerks time lost by sickness since the
with last year in the old Office, is 1922 days,
equal to 2312 years Of one clerk, which at 81 ,203
g 3 year, ar, the average salary, would make about
rent on the cost OF the new building
THE FISHERIES 1svEsr1GAr1oN.-rhe SEN.
ate subcommittee, investigating the fisheries
question, arrived at Portland yesterday and
held session. The senatorial party comprises
Messrs. Edmunds, Frye, salisbury and Vance,
with stenographer and a deputy sergeant-at-
arms OF the Senate. The session was private.
About fifteen representative vessel owners and
gentlemen prominently interested in fisheries
were present and gave testimony.
SIR WILLIAM STOKES, president of the
Royal College OF Surgeons in Ireland, at Dub
OF the International medical congress to be
held IN this city next year.
MUST GIVE Up THEIR OFF1cEs-Among the
officials affected by the Residents conclusion
that candidate for an electoral Office should
relinquish bis federal office are A. K. Delany,
" Unted states attorney for the eastern district
attorney for the southern district OF Ohio. Mr.
Deiany was appointed to his present Office by
PRESIDENT Cleveland mainly through the efforts
Oh Gen. Bragg, and has now been nominated 10
succeed that gentleman in Congress Mr.. kum-
ier Is republican, aud was appointed under q
nominated for judge OF the court of Common
pleas OF Hamilton county.
To Go TO BLooM1NGDALE.-Dr. Samuel r
Lyon, Of ST. Elizabeth Insane Hospital. has &C
cepted the position of assistant superintendent
OF the BloOmingdale Insane Asylum near New
YORK, and will assume his new duties on the
10Th OF October.
CHANGE OF HEADoUARTERs.-A general
army order has been prepared at the War de.
partment changing the headq uarfers of the de-
partment of Dakota from Fort Smelling. MINI.
division of the Paciae asssa ss ssss.1is Ut S ..s
iforna to San Francisco. These changes are to
take effect on the first OF November.
PERsoNAL.-M. B. Sherman, of ALBANY. W. r
Thorn and wife, OF Atlanta, c. c. Bruckner and
H c. Milliken, of New York, and NJ. Doran. of
dell, correspondent OF the st. Paul Globe aud
other western newspapers, leaves to-day for
ColoradG" 3 F. Andrews, of Pilisburg,
Gilmore. of New Orleans, and E. K. Ciapp. Of
Des Moines, are at Wormley's.-Mr. C. T. Rus-
sell, United States consul at Liverpool, was
George Booth, OF New York, and Mrs X. b.
souie, OF San Francisco are at Welckers.,-
Charles A. Graf, Mrs: N; Graf and Mrs. NJ. Koe.
ing, Of England, VIM. Bush, of Wilmington,
Del, J. McGiuty and wiie, C. b. Joruan aud
wife, C. y. Cunningham and wlle, Geo. s. Brown,
Geurge II. Sam pson, Michael Norton ana John
+. Walsh, vi New York, WIN. BURY ana VIE.
oi Chicago, J. NJ. ]. Fowler, or Philadelphia, T.
W. w: Burbank ~ Z. and H. Warren, OF New Orleans
are at Nillard's.-Dr. S. W. Bower leaves on
saturday Tor Europe, where he will complete
MS medical stuules.-Cnarles E. Jackson and
Alfreo Meckerson, OF Boston, and W. 81. WI
mans and wiie, OF New York, are ut the Riggs
II II. Brooks anu wife and A. A. Aguirre OF
aud George 3. Clark, OF Greensboro, n. C., are
at the EbDitt.