Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-21

PRINTERS - Pare 10
PROFESSIONAL Page 6
1
hAILhOADS.... 5000. Page 10
SPECIAL NOTICES. Page
SPECIALTIES......... Page 8
~, @ AhhhS rage
WANTED Page
WANTED tHousEs). Page
WANTED (SrrUArIoNs) .................Pag Page
MANnED tMIscELLASEoUs). Page
WANTED RooMs) Page
The Star Out of Town
The EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. e. But all
such orders must be accompanied by the money
or the aper cannot be sent, as no accounts are
Kept wah mad subscriptions. -
->O>-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s4O6,64s; customs, S479,76O.
The WHITE HOUSE CoNcERr.-The program
of the concert OF the Marine band at the White
House grounds at 4:45 pm today is as follows:
l. Grand selection-Princess of Trebizonde
Ofenbach. 2. Souvenir de Mexico, Wilson. g.
quartet for four cornets-"Annie Laurie"
Buck, Messrs. Smith, Petrola, Samuel and
Grosskursh. 4. yalse-''La Refine de la Mer,"
Sousa. 5: (a.) Malay song; o. Turkish air,
song OF deeds of arms and valor. by Redgeh
Pacha, chief Of the Sultan's band. 6. Grand
fantasia on themes from Glenka's Russian
opera, "The Life of the Czar." Z. Gems from
..Boccaccio," Suppe. 8. March Picadore
Sousa.
SECRETARY RUsK attended yesterday the Kan
sas state fair at Topeka.
New CHIEF OF DIvIsIoN.-Mr. Ed 8. Nor
ton Of Ashland, KY, was yesterday appointed
chief OF division in the Office of the second
controller of the treasury.
RESIGNED TO Go TO NIcARAauA.-Wm. J.
OConnell, assistant topographer in the United
states geological survey, son of ]. d. O'Con-
nell OF the Treasury department., has resigned
70 accept position on the engineer staff of the
Nicaragua canal construction company Mr.,
OConnel sailed from New York for Grey
town TINS morning in company with Chief En-
gineer Menocal
PRoF. c. V. RILEY, entomologist of the De-
partment OF Agriculture has returned to the
city from Paris, whittier he went to attend the
exposition.
The BUTTERwoRTH REcEPTIoS.-Hon. A. c.
Thompson, Hon. II. L. Morey, Hon. R. P. Ken
nedy and Col. Dan A. Grosvenor have been ap-
pointed by the president OF the Ohio republi-
can association to decide upon list of speakers
for the Butterworth reception.
APPOINTMENT IN THE LIFE SAVING SERv1cE.-
Arthur h. Baker of Minnesota has been ap-
pointed by Secretary Window photographer
and topographer for the life sayin, service.
Dr. Baker has been connected with the service
for the past eight years.
THE SOLAR EcL1psE.-The U.S.s. Pensacola
has been detailed to convey the members of
the solar eclipse expedition to st. Paul de
Loando. This is the mission which it was in
tended shonld be performed by the Baltimore.
The expedition will sail from New York early
in October.
MINISTER DOUGLASS DEpARruRE.-Frederick
Douglass, US. minister to Hayti, was at the
Department OF State today receiving his final
instructions. He will sail for his post Satur
day the 2Sth instant, from Norfolk or Fortress
Monroe, on either the U.S.S Ossipee or Kear-
sage, as may be determined by the Navy de-
partment.
NAVAL NoTEs.-The U. s. s. Lancaster. now
at New York, is TO be sent to the navy yard at
Portsmouth, NH. The naval inspection board
has been ordered to assemble at New York on
the 26th instant to. appraise the Quinnebaug
and then proceed to Portsmouth. NH, to an.
praise the Juniata. Both OF these vessels are
to be sold.
The New PARDON CLERK-Mr. Chas, F.
Scott of West Virginia, the newly appointed
pardon clerk Of the Department OF Justice,
was qualified today and at once entered on the
discharge of his new duties. 1t was originally
intended that he should take charge of the
office the 1st of October but it was found that
the business on hand was of too pressing a
character to justify waiting until that date.
THE NEWLY APPOINTED CHINESE MINISTER.
Tsui Krook Yin, and suite left San Francisco
last evening Ell route to Washington.
ARMY ORDERs.-The station of Surgeon
Leonard I. Lowering has been changed from
Fort Moiave, Arizona, to Fort wingate, New
Mexico. The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. Thomas R. Adams, fifth artillery.
has been extended three months
The order directing Second Lieut. John G.
Walshe, signal corps, to assume charge of the
military telegraph lines in the northwest has
been revoked, and Second Lieut.. BENZ. N.
Pursseii signal corps, has been ordered to as
sumo those duties, relieving Second Lieut..
Frank Green Of the temporary management
REsIaNED.-John Wetzler of Ohio, clerk in
the time division Of the government printing
office, has resigned, to take effect today.
PERsosAL-R Tenbroek and wife of New
York, A. W. Pewin and wife of Brideeport. r
ID. Geer and wife OF Buffalo, w. g. Stevenson
of bridgeport 8. Alexander of Philadelphia
and A. T. Saben Of Louisville, KY, are at VIII |
lard's.-Gen. J. N. Whistler and K. @. Whis- |
tier of Ridgetown, Miss and II. H. Sawyer Of |
Philadelphia, Pa, are at the Ebbitt.-l
A. 8. Randall of Chicago, A. O. RAN
dali. l. s. Lisner and A. Vanderbilt |
OF New York are at the Arlington
Chas. June of Indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. |
Z. Grahm of Philadelphia, W. E. Moher of |
Youngstown, Ohio, w. s. Boyce of Boston ana |
@. A. 1ugbee Of Fall River are at the Risgy.
~. Miller of New York is at Wormiey'H.-
Mm- II: Travers of West Virginia ID at |
Welcker's. Lieut. Frank Taylor has returned |
and is at present at the buckingham.-
=: =. Remjel Of Logan, Ohio, Thos. A. Lony
Of Terre Haute, Ind, ". W. Harrington Of Ann !
Arbor, Mich, N. l.. Clark and wife OF Tyler.
Tex, W. D. Grace Of Portsmouth, N. a., ). j.
Morrison Of New York and J. p. Burnley Of the |
U:S.N. are at the st. JameA --Jno. Neher and |
wife Of Wilmington, Del. and J. J. Keenan, and |
l. H. sherman OF New York are at The Hotsl |
Johnson. l