Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

ADJUTANT GENERAL KELToS, who has been
spending the past few weeks at Fort Monroe.
has returned to the city much improved in
heatth and Will soon resume his official duties
DISTRICT ISvRNToRs.-Patents have been is
sued to citizens Of the District as follows:
Elmon A. Adams apparatus for use in the con-
struction OF dry wells, and Frank H. Crump,
| baggage check.
A hoosIER CoNsCIENCE.-Treasurer Huston
today received an envelope containing $S from
| an unknown man living in Evansville Ind.
ana 1t has been added to the conscience fund
PURCHASING PAYMAsrER HERE-Pay Director
Edward May has been ordered to duty as pur-
chasing paymaster at Washington in addition
to ms present duties.
LEASED To A BRITISH CoMPANY.-The United
States consul at Callao, Peru, has notified the
State Department that the Peruvian govern
ment has leased to English company the
famous quicksilver mines of Santa Barbara.
The SAN FRAScIsCo PUBLIC BurLpISG.-Sec-
retary Window, Attorney General Miller and
Postmaster General Wanamaker, who are
charged with the selection Of site for the
public building at San Francisco, had confer
ence at the Treasury Department today and
considered the report of the commission ap-
pointed to inspect the different sites suggested.
The PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning in
cluded Postmaster GeneralW anamaker. Senators
Hiscock, Plumb and Higgins, Representatives
Hill, Wallace, Burton. Wheeler, Allen Carey,
Cultivate, Wade and Yardey, Vim. Wiehe and
James Penney Of the National Amagamated
Steel Workers. J. f. Ralph of the Protective
Tariff Club and John E. Bird of Michigan.
Nor AN ATTACHE OF THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY
HERE.-At the State Department this morning
1t was stated that there is no such man at
| tached to the Russian legation in this city as
Theodore Royal, who was arrested the other
night In Chicago for being boisterous at the
Palmer House. He claimed to be Russian
count and said that he intended to come to
Washington. where he was an attache of the
Russian embassy. He Is thought to be insane.
THE CRUISE OF THE ENTERPRISE
Samuel c. Lemiy, lately detached from the q.
S.S. Enterprise, WAS at the Navy Department
today on his way to his home in North Caro-
] lima. He said that there were a great MANY
things ABOUT the late cruise of the Enterprise
| that he remembered pleasantly, although,
of some others that were not SO pleasant The
| ship, he added. visited many ports that are not
usually touched at by our war vessels in their
cruises. For instance, it went all the way I'D
the Neya river to 81. Petersburg instead Of stop
| ping at Cronstadt, about 25 miles down the
stream a feat that has never before been ac-
| complished by foreign man-of-war.
BANDIT STORIES FROM CCBA-The State De-
| partment is in receipt of a dispatch from the
United States consul at Santiago de Cuba de.
nying rece entity published statements about
! Bandits in Cuba" He had recently received
letter from the governor general OF the prov
ince stating that while it Is true that six or
seven armed men surprised and killed three
civil guards quiet was soon restored and some
| of the criminals are already in CUSTODY The
| others are now concealed in the forests but
! will probably be soon apprehended There has
| been no panic whatever and the province ia
| perfectly tranquil.
PERsoYAL--Hon. Smedley Darlington Of
West Chester, Pa, G. +. Swan and H. IT.
! Cometh of Boston, and Chas A. Moore of
Brooklyn are at the Normandie.-PastorE f.
| Hez SVEN has returned from an extended tour
| in Egypt and the Holy Iand-Col. Findlev
| the city on brief visit--Mr. j. c. Hutchinson
| has taken rooms at Woodley Inn. where he will
remain until his departure for Europe
Mrs. cambridge Folweil and Mrs. Charles H.
| Utley OF Buffalo are guests Of the Arno-B
I. Smith of Cleveland. j. Nj. Smith and S. W.
Hudson of Kansas City and F. H. Alvord of
| Boston are at the st. James.--W. d. Harbin
Of Chicago is at the Langham.--Jacob F.
keadvils kenn sf and S"a0 George Gsea. krOser Of
herst, Mass, are at the Ebbitt.
Geo. R. Peck Of Kansas, Geo. o. Manchester
and J. E. Wordner of Boston, A. H. Clinton Of
Providence, Alvah Mansur OF st. Louis, T. r.
Casey of Minneapolis, a brother of Senator
Casey Of North Dakota. and J. W. Atkinson Of
Moline, ILL.,, are at the Riggs.-Miss Pierce
Of Worcester is at Wormley's.- A. p. +
Trovey Of New York and Charles Read of the
Saratoga Horseman are at Chamberlin's.-
w. II. Andrews Of Racine, Wis, G. A. Busch of
st. Louis, A. I. Walker Of Chicago, Mariana
| Orter Basualdo and Carlos Orter Basualdo of
the Argentine Republic are at the Arlington
John NJ. Berkey Of Denver, John G. Root
Of Hartford aud Charles Z. Black Of New Or
leans are at Willard's.