Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-13

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THE STAR orr OF 1o9N-THE EVENING STAR
will be sent by mail 20 amy address in the
United States or Canada for such period as may
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~ But all such orders must be accompanied
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| NO accounts are kept with mail subscrip-
! tions. ~
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue. S45O,O61. customs, $50, $50.
SECRETARY PRocroR has returned to the city
| from West Point
SAILED FOR New YoRK.-The gunboat Petrol
sailed for New York this morning.
GONG TO SAMoA.-The U.S.S. Iroauois has
been ordered to proceed to Samoa from San
! Francisco.
On THE RETIRED LIsr.-Ensign B. c. Dent
has been placed on the retired list of the navy
from June T.
Mr.. FRANK SPERRy, formerly private secre-
tary to Secretary Folger and now private sec
retery to Collector Erhardt, is at the Arlington
with his bride.
The EUROPEAN SQUADRoN.-The U. 8. s.
Pensacola and Essex, now fitting out at New
York. will probably be ordered to service on
the European station, leaving about the 10th
| OF July.
OFF TO BRHRISG SEA.-The revenue cutter
Corwin sailed yesterday from San Francisco
| for Behring sea. where she will Join the Ameri-
can fleet in protecting the American seal and
salmon fishermen. The Corwin will stop at
Seattle on her way up the coast.
The NEXT CRUISE OF THE ENTERpRIsE.-The
U. 5. s. Enterprise will be put in commission
at New York July 2, under command of Com
| mander George A. Converse, now on special
duty at Bristol, Conn. Her sailing orders are
not yet complete. 1t is probable. however,
that she Will make cruise to the European
| station for the purpose of carrying the remains
OF inventor Ericsson to Sweden, and will then
proceed to the coast of Brazil for service on
| the South Atlantic station.
The ARTILLERY BAND CoScERr,-Tbe fol-
lowing is the program of the music to be rem
| dered at the concert to be given in the Execu-
tive Mansion grounds tomorrow evening from
TO 1880 PIN. by the Third United States Ar
| tiiiery Band. VIM. Ihnenfeldt bandmaster:
/: March, 'Nadjy," TObani. 9. Overture, The
Belle OF the Village" Boulon. 3. 'Shep-
hAFh
Sounds of Erin" Bennet 5. Selection Ma,
bucco." Verdi 6. yankee PATROL" Missude.
z. Spanish Serenade." Eilenberg. g. Grand
| Potpouri, Musical Jokes" Hamm.
PERsoNAL.-J. Walter Douglass, J. C. Cramp
and Samuel Cramp of Philadelphia, w. II,
Mills, j. W. Mills and NJ. f. Perkins OF San
Francisco and G.. f. Miles Of New York are at
the Normandle.-E. J.. Ayrault and John O.
Schram of New York, Charles H. Townsend of
Brooklyn, Mrs. X. d. Rathburn Miss Rathburn
and Miss Lane of Chattanooga, A. CrandaIl and
L. B Leigh OF Chicago, n. Lowentrill of Oil
City and NJ. Halle and l. j. Schman of Cleve-
land are at the Ebbitt. w. l.. Greene of New
York, Hon, A. J. Warner and wife of Marietta
II. ii. Stockton and wife of ST. Louis, Clinton
J: 9ltt OF Hanover. Pa, E, H. UnkIer and E.
NJ. WallingtOn, L. j. Sinclair and Alfred Knapp
| Of New York, William II. Stoval and John ".
Stovall OF Mississippi and l.. H. Levy Of Indian
| apofs are at Wiiiards.-J. b. Fletcher of st.
AIDans. Vt, Mrs Isabella Brown and William
| Alex Brown OF Philadelphia, William Ker of
| Harrisburg J. II Woodland Of California and
| John Rooney of New York are at the Riggs.-
c II. Bartlett OF Bangor, Me, and W. Bake
well of Pittsburg are at Wormley's s-Percival
kuhne. Thomas W. Bradley and Charles r.
Treat Of New York, o. II. Morgan of Chicago.
| Hlnsdill Parsons Of Hoosick Falls, N
Weinberger OF Galveston, J. H. Wright and
| Mrs, Homer Wright of Pittsburg and Joseph
Haskell OF SavaIGab are at the Arlington
| The Wesleyan University at Bloomington. Ill.
has conferred the degree Of doctor of laws
upon Judge Lawrence Weldon of the United
States Court of Claims j. Everist Ca
| theil, rector of St rauPs Protestant Episcopal
| Church, Richmond Ind. is visiting his father
at 3254 . street, Georgetown.-AIr. Arthur
| l.. Dowell, last weeks graduate of the Ma
| tlonal Law University. left today on a visit to
Providence, hi. ". Kimball of New
| York W. L. Riker Of Kentucky and Geo
Decker OF Boston are at the Langham. +.
Allen Of Queenstown, NY, j. j. Kennedy of
! West Hoboken, NJ. +. j. Fittsmanne of Hol
ton, Me-, j. L. Adams of Fittsburg Mass +
i. Parmenter of Michigan and Z. b. Brenner of
| Providence are at the st. James Max WevI
the artist is at Orkney Springs. Va. makiny
sketches of scenery in the surrounding conn,
try, to be put in oil during the fall and winter
THE FISH COMMISSION.
| The Investigation of Charyes Rou