Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17

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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, S4SO,123; customs, sl,a4s,756.
CENSUS T.-Superintendent Por-
ter has appointed Alexander Martin to be chief
special agent OF the census in New York city.
On THE BRINY.-Surg. Gen. John B. Hamil-
ton and DIR. Swan NJ. Burnett Of this city sailed
yesterday for Europe to attend the Ninth In
ternational Medical Congress.
POPULATION OF CHIcAeo.-supt Porter has
received from Supervisor Gilbert the final
figures of the count of the population Of Chi
cago, which foot up l, 101 1868 In 1880 the Off
cial count showed population of 5oS,1s5.
The PRESIDENTIAL CALLERS this morning in
Spooner and Hiscock, Representatives Morrow,
Mckinley, Vandever, Hemphill Baker and
Herbert and Attorney General Miller.
ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated s2s6, 1850,
as follows: Registered 4s-sl0,OO0 el5O, 900 at
!2l. Coupon 4Ss-$50 at 10S. Registered
41+s1,000, $125,O0O at 10a.
REVENUE APPOINTMENTS. Secretary of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: Store
keepers and gaugers: Gilbert NJ Dean. Hart
ford, Conn, and Pratt s. Suber, Laurens, s. C.
storekeeper: VIM. Ferris, Buffalo, N. Y.
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CENSUS FALsIFIERs TO BE PROSECUTED
torney General Miller was at the Census Office
yesterday and had conference with Superin-
tendent Porter relative to the alleged fraudu-
lent census returns from the cities of St PauI
and Minneapolis. Attorney General Miller. it
is said, announced his intention Of prosecuting
with vigOr all those who had a hand in the at
tempt made to falsify the returns from these
cities.
PENSION OFFICE EMPLOYEES Who DRAW PEN
sIoNs.--The Commissioner of pensions has di-
rected that a record be kept in the files of the
Pension Office of the names Of the employees
who are drawing pensions from the govern
ment. Gen. Raum has ascertained that of the
]. $50 employees on the rolls of the Pension Office
there are 231 who draw pensions under general
taxuc n fxua un1a al lacto ~
pending applications from twenty-eight en-
ployes for pensions under the old laws and
from twenty-three under the dependent pe n
sion law.
PERsoNAL.-Hon. c. A. Boutelle of Maine
has returned to the city and is at the Hamilton.
DR. E. Oliver Belt has returned from Deer
Park-Thos. +. Caswell, J. Hood and J. C.
Kafer, U.S.N., Geo. w. Stone of Wilmington.
X. NJ. Nixon Of New Castle, Ind. H. Sheldon
Jarvis and Manning Prentice of England. C.
l. ls snowdon OF Pitts5nrg, ". s Dawes, J. R.
OF New York. Mrs. 7. NJ. McConn Of Gin
cinnati and j. +. Carson of BROOKLYN
are at the Ebbitt House. - Capt
Henderson, James Wait and John Wait OF Eng
land, A. Tiesse Of Paris; II: W; knight J. L. St.
John, G. W. Dwyer and l.. W. Scott of New
York, Thos. F. Carey and Foster V. Brown Of
Chattanooga are at " Nillard's.-Jas. j. Harris
and Cleve Kicker of New York are at the Hotel
Randali.--J. A. Marshall of Lincoln Samuel
s. Hollingsworth and son of Philadelphia A.
W. smedley Of Chester, Pa, Geo. Whiting of
Boston are at the Riggs House.--CRas.
burrows of Rutherford, Nj. is at Welcker's.
--Chas. Il. Davids OF Brooklyn,
is at Wormley's. s.-Geo. P. Smith of PhiladeI-
phia, Chas. A. Jenney and VIM. II. Pierce of
New York are at. the Shoreham. Nv. W.
Frazier Of Philadelphia ex-senator Sewell of
New Jersey and VIM. L. Abbott of Pittsburg
are at the Normandie.--Mrs Harriet Rich
ardson Of 1910 H street and he ,
grandson, George r. Lawrie, have gon.
to Virginia. v. Doiph, John G.,
G. Sawyer and H. A. Glidden OF Albino,
N.Y.. F. A. Ribby Of New York, Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs. Mathorne, US. Navy, Mrs.
Mastreton and Miss NJ. Adams Of New York
are at the Langham.-.Gen. A. b. Upshaw of
New York is staying at the Shoreham.-P. J.
McMahon Of Tangepahoa, La, r. A. Rogers Of
St Louis, r. p. Beatty of New Haven, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Davis OF Louisville, J. c. Morton Of
Cambridge, Ohio, Hugh Gillon of Lawrence,
Mass, j. C. Mustard of Philadelphia, Mrs j.
H. Mccullough and two danghters Of Bruins
Morey Of the geological survey is confined to
his bed with severe case Of measles.
Another Assistant Secretary Appointed.
The President today appointed o. L. spald-
ing of Michigan assistant secretary Of the Treas
ury vice Geo. C. Tichenor, resigned He was
formerly member OF Congress and ID now Q
special agent Of the Treasury.
Burrill McMichael, sged twelve, of West
Newton, Pa, was whipped by his mother be-
cause he tore . lace curtain. Yesterday morn
ing his iifeless body was found hanging from
the limb Of tree In the yard.
Yesterday in New York seven-year-old George
Rappold shot and killed his uttls brother
Freddy, sged four.