Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-10
THE PRESIDENTS VACATION.
Plenty Of Work Oat Out for His Atten.
ton at Deer Park.

The President will leave for Deer Park Fri
day afternoon. He will return again in time
| 10 attend . meeting Of the cabinet he has Axed
for next Wednesday. After that he win 20
again 10 Deer PARK. There win be his summer
residence.
He may be at the White House again On one
o. two occasions, but after week or two he
win cease his visits 10 Washington altogether.
TEE FORTHCOMING MHssAoR TO coxoRrss.
The meeting Of Congress il not far Oh now,
and he win have 10 begin giving attention 70
matters he must discuss in his message. While
at Deer Park he win devote much Of his time
| to this work.
His frat message will be looked for with in
terest; there are several important questions
he will discuss and the fact that an extra SEES
| sion Of Congress 10 practically decided ON
makes IL important that he should get n this
At Deer Park he does not expect TO be a.
much disturbed 40 he would be in Washington
He has been invited 70 visit Mr.. Blaine at Bar
Harbor. His actual vacation will be spent
there, but il will have TO be Of comparatively
| short duration.
THE SUMNER CABINET MEETINGS.
During the summer, until they cease alto
gether, there will be but one cabinet meeting
| each week. Wednesday has been fixed upon as
'-e0m>
mer series" was held to-day. These meetinss
will not, however, be continued for long.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Mn. q. W. GRAHAM Of Harper's Ferry indig.
nantly and emphatically denies that he was
arrested by Special Agent Roome for forgery
in the Jones pension case, as was published
JulyS.
TIE GovrRxxrNr PAINTING Orr1cz Crxsua-
Preparations are being made for taking the
regular biennial census Of employees of the gov
| eminent printing office, and blanks have al
ready been distributed by Chief Time Clerk
LASER. The law requires this census to be
completed by and up to the last day Of Sep
TENDER.
ALooK AHrAD.-A clerk in the Treasury de.
partment, . student Of political economy, has
| calculated that upon the estimated basis Of in
crease Of our population Of one-third every ten
years the United States will, in the year 1000,
contain $50, 1851, 2s9 people.
VIRGINIA PosrMAsrERs.- The following fourth
class postmasters have been appointed in vir-
ginia: 7. H. Bolen, Bentonville, Warren county;
". A; Childs, Bess, Allegheny; Jas. o. Funt,
TaOSss s sssop nap n h hGwS
Prince William; A. H. Green, Brentsville,
Prince William; Chas. L. Utz. Graves Mill,
Madison; Jno. B. Fsurer. Middlsbrook, Augusta;
Mary G. Powell, Pembroke, Franklin; NJ s.
Bowman, Pratts, Madison; Jno. W. Pearson,
Rectartown, Fauquier; Lucy J. Mitchell, Buck
ersville, Green; D. W. Taylor, Timber Ridge,
Rockbridge; Geo. C. Robinson, Thoroughfare,
Prince William; Mary J. Foley, Waterfall,
Prince William.
As TO YELLOW FEvER.-Surgeon General
Hamilton Of the marine-hospital service said
to-day that he has had no bad reports as yet
| from the yellow-fever regions. But" he con-
| tinued, that fact does not prove that there il
| not going to be any fever there this year, for
some Of the greatest epidemics this country
has known have started much later than this. "
| A New NATIONAL BANK.-The controller of
the currency has authorized the organization
of the First National Bank of Englewood, in the
town Of Hake, Ills; capital 800, 900; A. s.
Green, president; Frank Leland, cashier.
PERsoSAL.-T. F. johnson of Harrisburg, G.
II. jackson of Pittsburg. c. C. Eggert of Phil
adelphia, John NJ. NJ. Richard of Edinburgh,
and George ]. Akers of Chicago are at Viii
lard's.-J. I. Andrews, w. II. Abel H. s.
! Wilcox, R. Voorhees,. and ]. 8. White of New
York, ]. Macarthur of Scotland. ]. Douglas and
w. Menthall of Philadelphia, T. E. Burton of
Ohio, L. Wood of Louisiana, and G. Alexander
of Kentucky are at the Ebbitt.-J. Pussy of
Philadelphia, NJ. ]. Lockwood, H. 8. Crane,
and A. d. Winfield Of New Jersey, E. ]. Brooks
of New York. r. L. Cooney of Atlanta, and H.
H. Russell of Chicago are at the Riggs
J: Waterbury, T. s. Constantine, and h.
Kuhn Of New York are at Chamberlin's.-
r. Robins, G. Gardner, and H. Gardner Of New
York are at the Arno.-G. 7. Gould of New
York, w. ]. Fletcher of Massachusetts,, L. B.
Pope of st. Louis, J. T. Duncan Of Georgia,
DIR. R. L. Payne Of North Carolina, and w. f.
Conway and wife of Ohio are at the ST James
Mrs. s. B. Macfarlane of Philadelphia.
Nath. Bishop Farrar, w. B. MacFarland and
H. B. Taplin Of New York are at the Nor
mandie.-Geo. w. Corson of New York and
r. s. Lincoln of Boston are at the Hotel John
| son.