Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

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MARRIAGEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-5th pagA
MEDIcAI-3d page,
NEW PUBLICATIoNs-1st page
OCEAN SrHAMERs-3d para
PoroMAo RIVER BoArs-3l psss.
PIANOS AND ORaANs-3d pASa
PERsoNAI-2d page.
PRoFEssIoNAI-3d pAHA
PRoPosALs--3d page.
Railroads.&c. page
SPECIAL NorIoEs-1st para
SPECIALrIEs-3d page.
The TRApEs-3d page.
WANTED Help)-2d pass.
WANTED (SituAtions)-2d page.
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PAGES AND 4 OF To-DAY's STAR CONTAIN:
The Southern Scourge; Inspecting the Trains;
Puglist FulJames Killed; Marshal Baza1ne's Death;
Political Notes; Teegraphc News, &C.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., $4,000; customs. $76O.55S.
The BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated e, I'll.
900, as follow: Registered As, s75O,OO0 at 100
81, $500 at 13O, 1000 at 12sk ex. interest,
sos 800 at 13O 1900 at 13O 81. 100 at 1907: reg
1stered ANS 5000 at 1o7A, $500 at 1U7 $1OO, ,OOC
at 107k, $4,000 at 1O7<.
The PRESIDENT MAY VISIT RICHMoND.-The invi-
tation committee OF Richmond citizens, headed by
Senator Daniel called at the White House at 8
O'Clock on Saturday Just as the President was pre-
pairing TO start for Philadelphia. In the few min-
utes he had to spare he saw the senator, who CON-
municated TO him the invitation or the COMMITTEES
TO visit Richmond on the oath of October, during
the exposition. The President said that he had
been obliged to decline number OF such invita-
ttons from other Virginia cities, but would accept
this he could do so without interfering with the
public business.
BILLS APPROVED By TIE PREsIDENT.-The Presi.
dent on Saturday approved the act for the relief
OF the Roman Catholic church OF st. Peter and st.
Paul at Chattanooga, Tenn; the acts for the re-
lief OF the Baptist Female College OF Lexington,
MO-; JOS. r. White, Dr. F. o. st. Clair and A. c.
cutter for New Berne, N c., to replace the revenue
cutter stevens; the act TO increase the pension OF
Annie Yates, and the act for q pension for Eliza N.
Aiken.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS IN THE
CAMPAIGN. - Postmaster General Dickinson has
gone to Detroit Mich, stopping on his way at New
York. During his abscnce OF several weeks he
will deliver one or more political speeches First
Assistant PoStmaster-General Stevenson has re-
turned 70 the city from his home In Illinois. He
campaign
AN AMERICAN CUSTOMS OFFICER KILLS 4 MRxI.
CANA telegram was received by Acting Secre-
tary Thompson this morning from the collector ol
customs at Rio Grande City, Tex, stating that q
number OF Mexicans came across the river yester
day IN search OF customs offic"r who had killed
Mexican In the discharge OF his duty. A fight
took place, and the collector, becoming alarmed
asked for assistance. The Secretary telegraphet
for further Information.
THE WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.-The weather
crop bulletin OF the Signal once says: The week
ending september 22 has been slightly warmer
than usual In the Middle Atlantic states, on the
south Atlantic coast, and from Lake Superior
westward to oregon. 1t has been slightly cooler
than usual in the Southern states, aud from three
degrees to six degrees below the average daily
temperature OF tue week from Ohio westward tC
the Missouri valley. The temperature tor the sea-
has been lower than usual In all sections east
Wstsrn Eor,d sns
western Georgia. where the seasonal temperature
Is slightly In excess Heavy rains have affected
inJur1ously the growing crops In New England anC
the Middle Atlantic states
MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES NAVAL vEssz1s
The U. 8. 8. Nipsic sailed yesterday from Callao
Peru, for Samoa. The Ossipee left the Brooklyn
yard on Saturday for the League Island yard
Philadelphia
A WOMAN SUFFRAGE TEST CAsE-The papers II
the appeal case Of Nevada Bloomer against Todd
and others, being the Washington Territory
woman suffrage test case, has been forwarded u
the United StatessSupreme Court.
A DEPARTMENT TRANsPRR.-The division Of cor
respondence In the Post-Ofice Department ha,
been transferred, by order OF the Postmaster-Gen
eral, from the ONCE Of the First Assistant Post
aster-General TO the ONCE OF the Assistant At
tOrney-General
A SCHooLsHIP FOR PHnADRLPHIA.-Secretary
Whitley has ordered the sloop-of-war jamestown
to Norfolk for repairs, and has assigned her U
Philadelphia as q schoOlship for the education o.
boys as sa1orA 1t Is proposed that q board O
commission be organized under an act OF assembly
nf w nm nntt ms
will be the training OF seamen for the merchan,
marine. The repairs t. the jamestown Will bt
taken 10 Philadelphia and formally turned over K K
the city authorities. The jamestown Is q sailing
vessel OF the oid sloopOfwar class built In lS45
6eing small, compactly constructed and ship
rigged. She has been used as an apprentices
schoolship by the Navy.
PrRsoNAL--Commodor John G. Walker, chief O
the Bureau OF Navigation, has returned TO tn,
ctty.-John Q. Chagh Of Denver, Col, olive
Drake OF Newark, N. j., r. Sergeant OF Ptttsburg
n. B. Harrison OF Duluth, Mimi, N. K. Taylor, O
Fort Buford, D. T., VIM. Hazard OF St Louis anC
v. McBee OF Asheville. N: C., are At the Ebbitt
-Rev; J: L curry, late late United States mlniste
terday.-A B. Cutter Of Indianapolis, Z. H. Tai
bott Of Chicago, W. b. Hayward Of New Orleans
Club r Of New York, are at at Wiilards@Postmaste WI P
General Dickinson, Representative Reed and Kea
Admiral 6tudman were In New York last night
Gen. VIM. w. Belknap has returned TO the Cit
after . months absence.-D Cady Herrtck o
Albany, s. D. Halliday Of Ithaca, Robt. M. sheri
dan OF Kansas City, h. r Forbes and Judge W. n
Boiling Of Virginia, and Thos. Trevor OF Cincin
natl, are at the Arlington.--Lapd Commissions
Stockslager has been called 70 his home at Cory
don, Indiana, BY the illness Of his mother.-Capt
| Filler, the captain OF the Interior Department
watch force, has returned from o visit 70 his hom
| In Pennsylvania--Dr John w. Clarke has re
| turned from . ton days trip 70 Portsmouth an,
| Ocean View, Va
The PFesiAens's Snort Tssp.
| RACK IRON NE sIN0sRLY's STOCK vAsn vrrrr ~
| WENT sATUnDAY.
The President and Col Lamont Left the CITY "a,
urday Afternoon at S:46 tor Phiiadslphis. vner
they were met by Editor singeriy, OF the RECORD
The party then went hy rall % NQrrfstQHn an