Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-14

revenue. $465,6S7; customs. S63S, ,469
REVENUE APPOISTMENT.-Wm. j. Applegarth
has been appointed storekeeper and gauger in
the district Of Maryland
A BOARD OF SURVEY. with Commander Kempff
as president. has been ordered to inspect the
U.S.S. Marion. recently returned to San Fran
cisco from China.
To PAY THE CUsHISGs CREw-Assistant Pay
master Thos J. Cowie has arrived in the city
from Newport RI. with orders to pay off the
officers and crew OF the Gushing.
CHIEF CONSTRUCTOR WILSON is confined to
his house by illness, and Naval Constructor
Hichborn is acting as the head of the bureau of
naval construction III his absence.
PosT OFFICE INSPECTORS APPOINTED. Frank
A. Beebee of Missouri and George NJ Christian
of Iowa have been appointed post Office in
spectors by transfer from the railway mail
service.
ToDAY's BOND OFFERINGS aggregated s267, 400
as follows: Coupon As, Sl0,OOO registered As,
4,5O0. 510OOOO $1,000. 81 1900, s4OO. $4,000,
$50, 600. S220O at 1872; registered 41as, $4,000,
$4,000, $40, 900 at 1887.
ACTs APPRovED.-The President has ap-
proved the act making an appropriation to
supply deficiency in the appropriation for
the contingent expenses Of the House of Rep
resentatlves and the act IN regard to the divis-
ion Of the state of Missouri into two judicial
districts.
The PRESIDENTS CALLERS today included
Senators Aldrich and Quay. Representatives
O'Neill. Gest Featherstone and Bergen. Com
missioner Lyman, Rev. G. w. Mclaughlin of
pennsylvania, Mr.. Henry Carse of Illinois and
the executive committee of the Mississippi
River Improvement Association
THE ATLANTIC SoUADRoS.-Or were is
sued from the Navy Department today for the
vessels of the North Atlantic squadron to
rendezvous at Portland, Me-. not later than
July 2 to participate in local 4th of July
celebration. The orders Of the new cruiser
Baltimore have been changed to have that ves-
sci report to Rear Admiral Gherardi at Kew
West Fla, as the flag ship of the squadron.
To PAINT THE CUSHING. Orders have been
given for the painting of the hull of the tor
pedo boat Cushing (Which will be hauled
up on the marine railway at the
navy yard tomorrow with Fassett's ebony
marine paint, the invention of "a Washngto
man. 1t is said to prevent fouing and will
stick to the bottom despite the extreme high
speed, which has a tendency to strip the paint
from iron.
NAVAL ORDERS. Ensign l.. J. Clark to the
New Hampshire; Lieut.. Commander j. L. Craig
for examination for promotion; Commander n
VI. Dyer detached from command of the Marion
and ordered home and wait orders; Lieuts. c.
+. limerick and W. $. Hogg. Surgeon Paul
FitZsimmOns and Carpenter Henry Davis de-
tached from the Marion and ordered home;
Chief Engineer James Butterworth and Passed
Assistant Engineers r. W. Gait and Henry Her
wig detached from the Marion and ordered to
temporary duty on the independence. Sur
geon II. NJ. Martin has been granted leave Of
absence for six mo. tbs and Medical Director
i. j. HerwitZ for nine months.
PERsoSAI.-Mrs Thomas A. Hendricks, r. o.
johnson. Chas +. Hough. Oscar c. McCulloch,
John r. Elder and wife and Miss Margaretta
Elder, A. o. Wright of Madison, w. W. Bremen
Amosa Thornton and Frank H. La Pierre of
New York and David l.. SeZinsky of San Fran
cisco are at Willard's.-Mr and Mrs. f. VI.
Wightman of New Britain. Conn.,. VIM Dom
aldson and wife Of Hagerstown, Mr.. VIM. c.
Hays of Warrenton. Va, and Geo. ii. Ford of
Benton, Ohio. are at the johnson. GEO. H.
Lothrop of Detroit, Gen. L. $. Peck of YER
quist of New York, Kenneth Barnhart of Chi
cagO. S. Boner of Cincinnati, T. 0.
Barbour of Richmond and J. D.
Stlz of Louisville are Ebbitt guests. -
W. Murray Paul of Dalton, Mass, J. o. Harvey
of Boston, Edward Kent, jr. of Bay Ridge. n.
Y, and W. X. James OF st. Joe are at the Riggs.
Alfred Wagstaff and W. n Cromwell of
New York are at WOrmley's Sd. II. Winslow
and J. NJ. Stoddard of Philadelphia and L. J.
Ashworth of Waterbury. Conn, are at Cham
berin's.--J. b. Kremer, J. /. Martin and
daughter, Clarence Sackett and d. NJ Gallo
way Of New York, L. W. Hellwell and dang liter
of York, England, are at the Arno---J. II.
Brown Of New York. L. W. Cottrell and Geo.
NJ. Savage of Detroit, Jacob Klotz of Somer-
vile, n. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Van. Dorm of
Phoenix, MY, VIM. Il. Rudd of Lakeville,
Conn, F. Desloge of st. Louis and W. Boukho-
retsky of Toxic. japan, are at the Ebbitt-
NJ. s. Carne of St. LOUIS, Chas. A. Calling and
Chas. +. Page of Providence, r. l.. JOS w.
Smith of Andover. Mass. DIR. Karl Won Ruck of
Asheville, n. c., A. b. Ball. Francis Delafield,
q. l.. Peabody, Z. l.. Dana and NJ. A. Starr of
New York are at the Normandie. -. Chap
man of New York and j. X. Bakewell of Pitts
burg are at the Langham.-Mr. j. p. Clark,
| from Toronto, Canada, who has been staying
| at the Elsmere all winter, has returned to
Toronto.--Mr. W. Starley of the firm of
Starley Brothers, the bicycle makers of Coven-
try England, is now visiting this city.--Geo.
W. Simpson, U.S.N., and C. Ii. Davis of Mont
pelier, VT, are at the st. James.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: George
W. Coughenough of Spring Hill, NC, and
Sadie Cook of Casteman, Pa; W. Walter
Millar Of Chattanooga, Tenn, and Virginia II.
Ster; A. L. West and Mary E. Shipley; August