Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08


to letter from the collector OF customs at
Tampa, Fla, in which he requested TO be In
formed under what provisions, if any. Euro
pean baggage can be transported through the
United States to Cuba without examination,
says: such baggage must be duly entered and
examined and requests the collector TO en-
force this Law.
REsIoNKp.-Thomas A Pettigrew Of Arkan-
sas, G. Sneed Of Kentucky and W. T. Mcdonald
of Mississippi, post Office Inspectors, have re-
signed.
CAARLEs F. MKsxsvx Of Springfield, Mass,
has been appointed superintendent at the
Haskell Indian institute at Lawrence, Kan.
INTERNAL REVENUE ArrorsrxExrs.-David
L Finch has been appointed storekeeper for
the fifth Illinois district; John Wells and r. ii.
Bierbower, storekeepers and John ID. Nash,
storekeeper and gauger for the seventh Ken
tucky; William H. Bser, gauger, second Ten
nessee, and Jasper Pearl, gauger, eighth Ken
lucky.
An ARREsr.-The Post Office department ID
informed of the arrest Of James d. Devlin, Q
clerk in the Albany, NY, post Office, charged
with embexzling postal funds.
Commander Timothy A. Lyons and Lieut.. s. @.
Edwin Pendleton have been ordered before q
board for examination for promotion. Lieut.
d. Peacock has been ordered TO the navy yard
at Portsmouth, N. II. Ensign G. w. Jungen
has been ordered to the Pinta on the goth in
slant. Commander g. w. Terry has been de-
tached from duty at the Washington navy
yard and ordered to continue on duty as
member of the examining board The follow
ing officers of the Alliance have been placed on
waiting orders: Commander Geo. w. Pigman.
Lieut.. Commander Geo. Z. Ide, Lieuts Edward
B. Barry, w. p. boy and VIM. Brawnersreuther,
Ensign G. NJ. Fahs, Surg. B. +. Rogers, Chief
Engineer John A Scot, Assistant Engineers
Kenneth, McAlpine and II. @. Leopold. As
sistant Engineer Clarence A. Carr has been
detached from the Omaha and ordered home.
PEssoNAL.-J. o. Hutchinson, Walter H.
Miller and L. Henle of New York, W. ID. Hicks
of Ann Arbor, Mich; A. NJ. Britton of For,
Worth, Tex: Clarence N. woolley of Detroit,
Of Columbus, and II. z. Du Barry of Pittsburg
are at Willard .-R. A. Montgomery Of Bryn
Mawr, Pa; Geo. c. Sturgiss and II. S. Wright
Of West Virginia, Richard Lather, Sidney W.
Hopkins, W. J. Hutchinson and David Bell Of
New York are at the Ariington.-D. Brown
and D. /. Baker Of New York, G. Lamberton of
Nebraska, E. W. Nicholson Of Indianapolis, J.
Messick OF Tennessee, j. Williams of Boston,
and A. o. Wibber Of Pennsylvania are at the
Ebbitt-H. Brace Of Warren, Pa. b. Bevier
OF Philadelphia, j. A. Rowe OF Canada. j.
Rearing of New York, C. Pedgin Of Boston,
and L. @. Watson Of Pennsylvania are at the
Riggs.-G. c. Sturgiss and wife Of West vir-
ginia, Henry N. Russell of Wheeling, W. Va.
n. Wilbur Of Troy, N. Y, and J. Z. Minor Of
Philadelphia are at the ST. James.-Chas. r.
Treat of New York, c. +. Croeelmine of New
ark, N. J., and J. II. R. Storey of Phiiadeiphis
are at the Hotel johnson.
Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have beer
made in the Department of the Interior:
Office Of the Assistant Attorney General
Appointment: L. p. Parker Of Missouri, law
| clerk, e2,O00.
Office of Indian AfHairs-Appointmen
Thomas W. Blackburn Of California, chief oI
education division, e1,s00; David Moore OF
Missouri, special agent for depredations claims
% o day.
Geological Survey. - Resignation: Fielding
Burnes Of Missouri, . special Disturbing agent,
e1, 800.
Pension Once. - Appointment: Samuel L.
Taggart Of Iowa, chief Of division, o., 000 Pro-
motions: VIM. T. Pierson of Florida, clerk at
81, 600 to q principal examiner at 1900; Mrs.
A. w. Doty Of New York and Miss s. c. Ayres
Of Massachusetts,, copyists At $500 to clerks at
q, 900.
Frank n Lewis Of Pomona. CAL, has been
appointed special Indian agent at o., 1000 vice