Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

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The STAR Our 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.
EzTBut all such orders must be accompanied
by the money, or the paper cannot be sent, as
no accounts are kept with mail subscrip-
tions.-es
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-Day Internal
revenue, s37s,651; customs. s711,OS5.
JOEL c. EVANS has been appointed gunner
in the navy.
IoDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated $22, $50 as
follows: Registered As, $40, ,15O, $500 at 122;
registered AS ~, 200 at lOs.
WITHOUT THE PRESIDENTS SrGNAruRE.-The
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come law without the Presidents signature.
To SAIL SourH.-Orders have been issued for
the revenue steamer Forward to sail from BaIti-
more tomorrow or Monday for her new station
at Key West and Mobile.
The STEAM LAUNCH recently built at the
Norfolk navy yard for the navy yard at Pensa-
cola, Fla, haS just arrived at the latter yard in
good condition after a successful run outside.
The BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PR1Sr1Na.-
Secretary Window has sent to Congress a COM
munication renewing an oft-repeated recon-
mendation that the building of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing be enlarged in order
to meet the demands Of the greatly increased
business of the bureau.
DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFIcER.-The War De-
partment is informed of the death Of. Capt
James c. MacAdams, second cavalry, yesterday
while on leave of absense in Montana This
will promote First Lieut.. Chas b. Schofield.
brother OF Gen. Schofeld, to be captain.
lNFoRMERs' FEEs.-Assistant Secretary Itch
enor has decided that the statute of June 22.
1874, providing for the payment Of informers'
fees In cases of smuggling, does not provide for
compensation In cases OF fines, but only in
cases where there are proceeds of a forfeiture
BIDS WERE OPENED at the Treasury Depart
ment yesterday for 500, 900 pounds of distinctive
paper for use in printing internal revenue
stamps There were two bidders, Alexander
Baifour OF Philadelphia at 7-l0 cents per
pound and the FairchIld Paper Company of
Boston (the present contractor) at l-5 cents
per pound and at 6 $40 cents per pound.
NoTIcE TO CATTLE MEN-Indian Office Off
cials have notified the cattle men occupying
under lease the grazing lands Of the Iowas in
Indian territory that if further damage to the
cattle they will be summarily removed from
the Indian territory.
They SAW THE PREsIDESr-Among those
who called on the President this morning were
Attorney General Miller, Secretary Proctor,
Senators Stewart, Dolph, Sanders, Casey,
Moody, Morrill,, Jones, Arkansas; Pierce and
Higgins and Representatives Lodge, Randall,
Conger with Walter E. Coffin. Des Moines.
Iowa), Brewer, Lester and Evans.
To PROTECT THE SEAL FISHERIES. - The
Treasury Department is informed that the
revenue steamer Corwin arrived at Seattle,
WASH, yesterday The revenue steamer Rush
is already there. These two vessels will pro-
ceed to the Behring sea in company and are
now awaiting final instructions from the
Treasury Department as to their policy in the
protection of the seal fisheries
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Cayetano Romero, first sec
retary Of the Mexican legation, and wife are at
the Hamilton.-Mr John r. Burroughs and
wife and Frank G. Burroughs of Newport RI,
and W. II. Camac of Philadelphla are at the
Arno.--Louis Rosenfeld of New York, Mr..
and Mrs. Asa French of Boston and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Potts of Philadelphia are at the Ar
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Parker, M. N.
Mccullough and Miss Retta MCCULLOUGH of
Brunswick, Ga, are at the Normandie.-
Messrs. Ii. b. Moorehead of Cincinnati and 8.
T. Hauser of Montana and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
KING OF Louisville. KY, are at Chamberlins.
&c. H. Crosby of Chicago, W. W.
Swan of Boston and G. r. Maclean
of New York are at Wormleyss-
Mr.. and Mrs. Sugarman of Memphis, Fred H.
Whipple Of Detroit, II. B. Philips Of Jackson
South Bend, Ind, are at Willard's. Prank Nj.
Evans of New York. S. p Bowman and Charles
E. Voorhees, Of Harrisburg are at the Ran dali
R. P. Woodward and Charles Holcombe of
New York, W. B: Carr of Hamilton, Ohio,
easo are a. the Riggs House.@ To- on.
George w. Mcclure and bride of Cleveland.
Ohio, Rev. ID. Brown Of New London, Conn.
Gen. w. r. King Of the United States engineer
corps of New York, Lieut. Floyd W. Harris. U.
Miss, q member of the Mississippi river
commission, are at the Ebbitt House.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos J. Dwyer of Providence.
RI, Warwick A. Shaw of Chicago, C. Daniels
Of Hartford, Conn, Messrs. A. p. and II. H.
Forbes of St Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Kirby
of Philadelphis and +. C. Pond of Crown
Point, Me-. are at the St. James.-Mrs. A.
p. Cole of Chicago, L. ]. Maxwell of Savannah
and L, W. StofeI Of Pittsburg are at the Lang
ham. m.-Mr. Z. +: Droop. the well-known music
dealer Of this city, will sail next Wednesdav
from New York ON the steamer Traye for
Europe, intending to visit Oberammerean.
Paris, Berlin and Vienna, aud to return in SEN
tember.--Hon. w. II. Calkins Of Tacoma,
the Ebbitt House.-Mr. John w. Mccartney
and Mr.. A. r. Hchenor leave this evening on :
fishing trip to Camp Percy, N.H-Col.
Lyman sherwin sprague Of the Clarendon