Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

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| Saturdays Star.
The STAR will again be issued in sixteen
page form on Saturday, and nothing will be
left undone to make it one Of the newsiest and
| brightest papers ever issued in Washington
1t will be full Of reading matter of the most
interesting character. A wide range Of sub
jects, both general and local in nature, will be
treated Of in The Stars best style, and many
Of the articles will be profusely and appro-
priately illustrated. Take it all and all Sat-
urday's STAR will be model newspaper and
will fill every want of the reading public.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, $3.50, $3.50; customs, s1,114,1 1882.
| ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated a57, 400
AZ follows: Registered 4s-Sl6, 800, $23, 900 at
121 Registered 4]Ss-s7, 900, $4,000 at 103
Coupon 4>1s-s2.OO0, 81 900, 500 at 103.
| THE NORTH ATLANTIC SoUADRoS.-The North
Atlantic squadron will leave Portland, Maine,
July IL for its annual cruise to Bar Harbor
| and other summer resorts on the Atlantic
coast
APPROVED BY THE EPREsIDENT.-The President
has approved the act providing for the erection
OF public building at Paris, Tex, and also the
act providing for the increase Of cost Of the
public building at Fort Worth, Tex.
EXEMPT FROM DUTY.--Assistant Secretary
Tichenor has instructed the collector of Gus
| toms at Philadelphia that celery seeds unfit in
the condition imported for garden or agricul-
tural purposes and used exclusively in the
manufacture Of condiments, celery salt and
medicinal preparations, are exempt from duty.
CHnfs NEW REPRESENTATIVE. - The neg
Chilan minister, Senior d. Prudencio Lazcano.
was formally received by the President this
| morning and presented his credentials. He was
introduced by Mr.. Adee, assistant secretary of
state and acting secretary. The new ,pinister
was accompanied by his secretary and the mill
tary attache OF legation. The minister and his
secretary were in evening dress, silk hats and
white kid gloves.
CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoy.-An examina-
| ton will be held in the rooms of the civil
service commission on Friday, the 18th inst, to
NIL four vacancies existing in the position of COM
puter in the Office of the supervising architect,
Treasury Department, at a salary of "a per
working day. The examination will consist of
| orthogrhphy, penmanship, copying and the
computing Of quantities, weights and costs of
materials from building plans.
PosrNAsTER GENERAL WANAMAKER left today
for Cape May Point where he will spend his
birthday, which is tomorrow, with his family.
He will be ffty-four years Of age He also intends
to go to Ocean City, where he will attend the
| opening exercises Of the Seaside Home, which
WAS recently erected there by the members of
| the Bethany Sunday School in Philadelphia, of
which Mr.. Wanamaker is superintendent
| MILITARY CADETS APPOINTED The following
named cadets have been appointed to the
United States Military Academy at West Point:
VIM. =. Pearce, ninth district Indiana; Isaac
W. Boulware, eleventh district Missouri o. P.
| fownshend, nineteenth Illinois district: Harry
d. Lillibridge, sixteenth district Ohio; Paul
Kelso, second district Arkansas; Abram s.
Fleming, nth Kentucky district; Milton L.
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Hillsry. fifth New Jersey, as alternate.
The PRzsrDESr's CALLERS today included
Secretary Proctor and Quartermaster General
Batchelder, Senators Frye, Quay, Allen, ,spooner
and Platt, Representatives Cannon, Adams.
Taylor, Dunnel. Mcclellan, Morrow Atkinson.
| Goodnight, Grosvenor and McKenna, Prof W.
| A. Obenchaiu, president Ogden College, Bowl
| Ing Green, KY, Maj. Augustus Neston Of Ohio
and sx-Representative Buck of Connecticut.
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PxnsosAI.-Mrs. W. Pelzer and family OF
Montgomery, Ala, Mr.. and Mrs Jas. L. Lock-
wood Of Stamford, Conn. and Miss Hamin of
Franklin, Mass, are at the Hamilton House.
! Vim. ]. Connors, Ohas. M. Fortescue and Man.
rice Harold of New York are at the Arno.--
VIM. J. Jacobs, Mrs. 8. r. Jacobs and Miss ].
Jacobs, F. G. Prescott and d. }. Tompkins of
| New York are at the Arlingt II
Sanborn OF st. Paul, F. f. Wright Of Philadel-
| phia, Geo. d. Jeremiah and Miss A. B. Jere
| miah OF New York and VIM. L. Abbott of Pitts
burg are ut the Normandie.- Frank H. Smith
| and Edward Stevens Of Philadelphia and II. C.
| Wallace OF Tacoma are ut Chamberlin's.-
Jas. Z. Williamson Of Minneapolis and Edward
L. Gandee of New York are at the Shoreham.-
j. L. Cunningham OF Patterson, N. j.. E. H
Kaintz Of Peoria, ILL.,, and DR.. Leonard Paeet
| Of New York are at Welckers.-R. H. Silver
man, D. D. Earle of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
J; s. Muller Of Cola, :. c., and Quartermaster
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L. Wood, J. W. Duryee Of New York and Ruins
Cope Of Flora, Ill, at the Hotel Ran
dall--R. D. Barclay and T. C. Mclaughlin of
Philadelphia, H. d. Holbrook of Utica, Frank
Gaiennie Of St. Louis and C. L. Magee of Pitts-
burg are at Willard's.--Admiral A. Kimberly.
o. s N, Gen. VIM. II. Osborn, Charles Daiy Of
New York, John N. Doane Of Columbus, Ohio.
]; Read Of Boston, VIM. Hudson Harper of
Chicago, C. II. Andrews and Thos w. SANDER
son Of Youngstown, Ohio, and Sam s. Quicken
heimer Of Savannah, Ga, are at the Ebbitt
House.--M. A Lesser and Fred Krosberg of
New York are at the Langham.-J. NJ BAILEY
OF New York, J. Wilder OF Bristol, Tenn, ]. M.
Richardson Of St Louis, g. NJ. Fetner Of Co
lumbia, SC, Henry Bloom Of Eufala, Ala.
Henry Kern Of Columbus, Ga, Geo. w. Green
Of Rochester and Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Logan of
Chicxgo are at the st. James-F. l.. Warne
Of fair6eld MY, Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Calkins
and Miss Nellie Calkins OF Illinois and Mrs. G.
E. Lounsbury Of New York are at the Fredonia.
Prof. James N. Gregory has gone to Cam
bridge, Nd, to deliver an address to the State
! Teschers Association.