Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-31


City, Fla that looks like yellow fever. The fever
at the Delaware breakwater has been confined to
those cases taken from the brig Tenertne. One Of
the men died On the 27th instant
PATENTS were issued to-day to residents of the
District as follows: James E. Brophy and w. K
Harvey, design for badge or banner; Mary r.
Moore, design for handkerchief; John BowIes, as
Thomas s. Smith, assigned interest In sash-fast-
ener (ressue).
A TRADEMARK was registered in the Patent
ONCE to-day for Chicago party representing a
beet, pointer dog, and woodcock, associated
with the words "dead," vigilance" /" and "dis-
patch"-the design to be used in the business Of
collecting debts.
The CHIEF JUSTICE AT THE WHITE HoUsk-At
about IL O'Clock this morning Chief Justice Fuller
accompanied by Secretary Bayard and Mr.. Justice
Harlan, called at the White House and had short
Interview with the President.
WITHOUT THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE-The act
for the relief OF Rosalee Sage has become q law
without the Presldents signature.
A CARRIER PIGEON AT THE STATE DEPART
MENT.-Yesterday afternoon o carrier pigeon
alishted on the Sill of window in the ONCE Of Dr.
st. Clair, chief OF the Consular Bureau, State De-
partmSent part Sua 7; When taken up II was quite tame. A
follows: "2O-2-6, 2O-1-6, 15-1-9, 1856" andon the
rightleg was band marked sc, 265." The depart
and the bird was liberated. After resting on the
floor OF the room for about hour 1t went out of
the open window and new toward the northeast
Mr.. RANDALL MUCH BETTER-Representat
Randall has experienced q change for the better.
He felt so comfortable at Wayne yesterday after
noon that he INDUCED in a favorite game Of soli-
ta1re.
GEN. SHERIDAN's CONDITION remains unchanged,
and all the symptoms are favorable. He coughs
but little and eats well.
HIS LICENSE AS Pilot REvoKED.-The United
States inspectors Of steam vessels for the port Of
Baltimore yesterday afternoon gave their decision
In the case of the collision between the steam
yacht Clean and the steamer Joppa, in the Pa
tapsco, June 2, In which Mr.. T. Harrison Garrett,
Capt Frank Torrey guilty OF Of unskifai a Navigation
and revoke his license as master and frst-clasS
pilot.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign Herman j. Dresel, Or
dered to the Naval Academy, relieving Ensign
Harry Mel p. Huse, detached and ordered to hold
himself In readiness for sea service. Medical In
SpectOr N. L. Bates, Passed Assistant Surgeon
Frank Anderson, and Assistant surgeon j. W.
Kite, transferred from the Richmond 70 the Pen
sacoia; Surgeon n. II. Jones and Assistant Sur
geon Z. p. stone, transferred from the Pensacola
to the Richmond; Assistant Engineer A. s. Hal
stead, detached from the Ranger and placed on
the receiving ship New Hampshire, relieving Gun
ner Patrick Lynch, detached and ordered to duty
at the proving ground, Annapolis.
PERsoNAI--Dallas Sanders Of Philadelphia is at
Welckers-Dr. P. j. Murphy, who has been
visiting his brother at Boston has returned.-J
w. Reddall and Luther Hartweil of New YORK,
Chaa A. Blackburn, II. N. Peacock and Z. A. Gas
kell OF Philadelphia, j. W. Grimshaw OF Australia
J. M. Thacher OF Chicago, and Wm Whitman Of
Boston are at the Riggs.--Among the recent
arrivals at the Blue Mountain House were: Chas.
w. McFee, Rev. ALI. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs w. c.
Bell, Miss Daisy Squires, G.. W. Knox and wife, A..
A. Hosmer, Mrs. Shellabarger and R. D. Fleming OF
WashingtOn.-Benj Hilton OF New Jersey, A. j.
Stephenson and Jno G. MacConnell Of Pittsburg,
R. d. Clark OF Deadwood JAS NJ. Lewis OF ST.
Louis, II. T. Beecher OF Youngstown, Ohio, and W..
Vance OF F1ndlay, Ohio, ore at Wfiiard'S-
Messrs. F. c. LosanO, G. w. Wade JAS T. Pritch-
ard and Geo. Waite have returned from a three
weeks camping and yachting tour.-Chas. S.
Burton OF Chicago, j. Whitman OF Lincoln Neb.,
and G. o. Ide OF Jackson, Mich, are at the st.
JameS-Senators German, PaSco Kenna and
Paddock, senator-eIect Barbour. Representative
Snyder and Count Arco, the German minister, and
Mr.. Won Mumm, secretary Of the German legation,
were In New York last night-Louis II. Orr OF
Springfield, Mass; IL II. F. Hayhurst, F. NJ.
Ciinker and T. S. Clark Of London and A. II.
Angel OF New York are at the Arlington.-Rem-
sen Whitehouse, OF New York, is at WOrmley's.