Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-21

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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, S424, ,790; customs, S943,735.
THE TRAINING SHIP JAMESTOWN arrived to-
day at Funchal, Madeira, from England, on her
way home. All are well on board.
BOND OFFERs.-Today's bond offerings ag-
gregated s405 800. as follows: Coupon As. $780,
32.40O, $4,000 at 124 Registered 4s, 100000
at 124. Coupon AS. 100000 S69,5O0, 81, 500
at 10411. Registered AIS. $4,000, S24, ,60O
$4,000, $1,000 at 1041t (under departments
circular of August 19.)
For THE WORLDS FAIn.-Mr Philip Hor-
vath of Chicago was in the city today to get
his credentials to American consular offices
abroad. whittier he goes to solicit foreign ex-
hibits for the Chicago worlds fair. He will
sail on Saturday and will visit all the principal
European cities.
THE U.S.S. PENSACOLA has been ordered into
dry dock at New York on Monday next for final
examination of her hull prior to her departure
for the South Atlantic station.
The CURRENT Issue OF THE WEEKLY STAR
published today is bright and newsy edition
Among other local features it embraces full
account of the resignation of Mr.. Hine and
what both he and Col. Robert have to say about
1t. full complement OF general news and
miscellaneous reading make it unusually
good number. Single copies can be had at the
business office counter at cents each, wrapped
ready for mailing if desired. 1t is an excellent
issue to send to out-of-town friends.
FouRrH-CLAss PosrMAsrERs have been ap
pointed as follows: Maryland-E. L. Needy.
Lappams, Washington county, and E. NJ Allen,
jr., Stafford, Hartford county. Virginia-Floyd
s. Wallace, Springville, Taze county.
PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows Joseph Williams,
Michael Ryan, Patrick Parlon. Daniel Sexton,
Dallas Scott; renewal, Jared Mundell of the
navy; reissue, David A. Wetherbee, Soldiers
Home; reissue and increase Especial act)
Henry q. Healey; original widow, Ellen
widow of Daniel Sexton; Mexican survivor,
Hugh Masterson; original invalid, Jacob
Haube. Thos. j. Spencer; increase, Henry H.
Parmenter, John II. Knapp and Luther NJ.
LOngshaw.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Valentine s. Nelson
and Ensign Frederick B. Basset., ordered to
the Ranger by the steamer Of September TO-
Chief Engineer Elijah Laws ordered to the
Pensacola. Carpenter JOS. Z. Cox, ordered to
the New Hampshire. Lieut.. Frederick Singer.
detached from the Office of naval intelligence
September 8 and ordered to the Ranger per
steamer of September TO- Lieuts. o w. Lowry,
U. r. Harris, Chas. F. Pond, Geo. II. Stafford
and Ensign Benjamin Wright, detached from
the Ranger on the reporting of their relief fs
and ordered home. Ensign F. X. Hill. de-
tached from the Baltimore and ordered to the
Dolphin. Ensign Vim. 5. Cloke. detached
from the Dolphin and ordered to the Baltimore
Ensign W. b. Fletcher, detached from the re-
ceiving ship independence and ordered to the
Ranger per steamer of September 10. Ensign
John =. Walters. detached from duty at the
branch photographic office at New Orleans
September l and ordered to the Ranger per
steamer of September 10. Ensign c. NJ Fahs,
works, Pennsylvania, and ordered to duty at
the Standard steel works, Thurlow. Pa. Chief
Engineer B. b. ii. Wharton, detached from the
| Pensacola and placed on waiting orders.
PERsoNAL.-John Goodman Of Leeds, Eng
| land, Mrs. J. Silvernale of Portland. Ind, Miss
Strauss Of Chillicothe and Mr. and Mrs. d.
| Cohen arc spending few days at the Airing
| ton.-Mrs Geo. w. Cregier OF New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. NJ. Lenathen of Eddy. n.
| NJ, are at the Hotel Langham.-J. f. LIMBS
| of st. Louis is at the Hamilton HOuse.--Hon.
5. Darlington of Pennsylvania has returned to
| the city and is at the Normandie. e.-Henry
| Speekman, John W. Spcekman and ]. ID Fay of
| Cleveland are registered at the Sormande.-
Ii. n. Curtis of New York and II. c. Wallace of
| Tacoma are AT CndmDerllu R.---CharIeS IL.
| Pearce of st. Louis. Samuel II. Keedy of Phila-
| delphia, Geo. F. Tucker and W. II. Cobb of
| New Bedford are at the Shoreham.--H. W.
| Brown OF Cincinnati. Fl. ODonneli of DUBUQUE
| and NJ. de Guivior are at Wormley's.-C. H.
| Bruce and II. Wynans of New York are at
| Welcker's.---Geo. d. Deshields. Lyman Smith
| q. c. Cook and G. C. Taylor OF Lowellan r.
| w. Flournoy of Atlanta are at the Riggs House.
Hon. Ii. Stockbridge, jr.. OF Maryland has
/ returned 70 the city and is at the Randall -
| j. f. SimonsOn of Newark, Frank 7. Clark and
| Frank L. Wood of New York and Henry G.
| Dexter of Pawtucket, RI, are stopping at the
| Hotel Randall.-H. L. Potter. j. o. Carson
and r. W. Covington OF Bowling Green, s. s.
| Jack of Decatur, ILL.,, and r. c.. Talbot of
| knoxville are at Willard s.--George 2.
| Taggart of the New York Office of the
| United Press is in the city on brief visit
Mr.. VIM. Z. Prall, proprietor Of the Arno re-
| turned from New York last night.--Jas. Gold
| mark and Percy A. Pinkney OF New York, ID. W.
| Williams of Cincinnati, W. l.. Eakin of Chatta-
| nooga, B. Ii. and q. W. Seay Of lie Grange. Ga.
| AIR. and Mrs. X. NJ. Conway OF Owensboro, KY,
and \. c. Jackson of Muskogee, Indian terri
tory. are staying at the Ebbitt House.--Mr.
Chas. NJ. Hendley, private secretary to Secre-
| tary Window, has returned to the CITY,
| L. II. Robert of Clinton, Iowa, MIR. and Mrs.
| L. F. Small of Norwich, Conn.,, Geo. W. Macon
of Birmingham, Ala, j. A. Seaford of Boston,
Chas. H. Page of Providence, John Callahan OF
! Norfolk, A. Cheney Of Madison and W. d.
| Hamilton of New York are at the st.
! James.-Mr and Mrs D. w. Hainer of EN-
poria, Kan, Geo. w. Carson and X. s. johnson
4 ~ Naw YORK at Tho HotaI Inhnson