Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07

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GovERNMENr RECEIPTS TopAY.-Customs,
1854; internal revenue. $685. 472.
ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated S31, 900, as
follows: Registered As, 500, $500, s2OO at 1872;
coupon As, $1,000 at 1872; registered AS, $50,
$50 at 1031a.
THE CRUISER BALTIMORE sailed from Fort
Monroe for Baltimore via Annapolis at 7:30
this morning.
PENSIONS For DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensons
have been granted to residents of the District of
Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Augustus
S. Dent, Joseph A. Burrows and George H. Sla-
baugh; increase, John S. Mattoon.
DEFENDING COMMANDER MCCALLA-Lawyer
Choate yesterday presented the argument for the
defense in the McCalia court-martial case, hold
ing that the commander of the Enterprise may
have made mistakes, but his treatment of the
men was necessary to preserve discipline on
ship board.
GONE TO IowA.--First Assistant Postmaster
General Clarkson, accompanied by Mrs. Clark
son, left Washington at 7:40 o'clock last even
| ing for Des Mones, Iowa, in response to a tele-
gram stating that Mr.. Clarkson's father was
dangerously ill. The elder MIR. Clarkson is
more than eighty years old. He has been fail
ing for several months. His other son, X. P
Clarkson, is in Des Moines.
NAVAL CONTRACT AwARpED.-The Navy De-
rtu nant Id
penter Steel Company Of Reading, Pa, for
furnishing the navy with about 5000 900 worth
| OF armor-piercing projectiies of various cali
bers. Delivery will begin in four months and
| will be completed within year This company
has acquired the methods OF treating the metal
that are in use in Europe.
| NAVAL ORDERs-Surgeon John W. Ross or
| dered to duty at the Pensacola navy yard, 2lst
| instant Lieut.. F. ]. Milligan detached from
the Franklin and granted six months sick
| leave. Lieut.. A. Fechteler detached from duty
| In the bureau OF navigation and granted six
| months leave. with permission to leave the
United States
| On THE RETIRED LIsr.-First Sergeant Pat
| rick Cassidy second artillery, has been placed
on the retired list of tine army
! AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morn
ing were Secretary Window, Senators Culiom,
| Paddock, Quay, Stockbridge, Allison and Hoar
and Representatives Anderson Of Kansas, Owen,
| Morrill,, Neidringhaus, Cogswei, Atkinson,
Featherstone, Stahlnecker and Bayne.
| ADIsTRIcr BILL AppRovEp.--The President
has approved the act fixing the rate of inter-
est TO be charged on arrearages Of general and
! specific taxes now due the District of Colum-
| bia If paid within a time specified.
| To BE RErIRED-Second Lieut. Beni NJ.
Purssell, signal corps, having been found inca
pacitated for active service by the army retiring
board at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, has been
ordered to proceed 20 his home, at Buffalo,
| W., and await retirement.
The SYRACUSE USDEnTAKER Who WENT TO
SAMoA.--The Secretary of the Navy has ad-
dressed letter to Mr.. John Mccarthy, the
Syracuse undertaken who went to Samoa
for the body of Engineer Hall and on his re-
turn made ugly charges of il-treatment by the
officers of the Adams TO whom he had an order
from the department for all the assistance that
! corld be rendered him. He alleged in
la letter to the department that he
little was done by the officers to facilitate
his errand. The Secretary informed him that
he had received report from fifteen officers OF
tine Adams and ,etter from another source, a
passenger with him on the steamer Marlposa
on the way home. showing that his charges
were groundess and that he had given every
evidence 10 the officers Of the Adams upon
leaving that he was perfectly satisfied with his
treatment.
PERsoNaI.-O. II. Shultz Of st. Joe. Frank
Shopleigh. E. c. Meacham and Z. c. Simmon.
Of st. Louis. and W. n. Moore John Connol
and Chas. J. Schneider of Kansas City (iror
! men looking after tariff interests), Hon. A. H.
Saxton of New York, r. NJ. Brumly of Georgia
Jas. Longly of New York, Louis G.. Hoff oi
I u Ha dytp of vnrG md los
f. Barclay OF New York are at the Ebbitt.--
A. +. Congdon and Mrs. Congdon of Brooklyn
are at the Langham. m.---W A. Coon of Cincin
natl, 5. ID. Shattuck, Herbert Z. Hill. Z. o.
Shepard of Boston. Chester Holcombe of New
York. Geo. q. Hardy of Newark. Mrs Isaac p
Morton OF New York are at the Biggs.-
DR.. G. L. Corcoran, DIR. C. c. Hamilton Of
Kansas City, Il. }. Brown Of Leavenworth
NORM of Springfield, No., Ira F. Haines o
Corbet VT, b. Buckle of Louisville. Ky.. ant
II. b. Jones Of Hartford Conn.,, are at the ST
James.-W c. Curtis of Philadelphia ant
d. Rogers OF Worcester, Mass, are at the John
son.---L. G. Newstadt of Quincy. H.. f. Wood
ruff Of Brooklyn, .. Doremus OF New York, J
T. Quigley, wife and two daughters of Whining
ton, Del, NJ. Triana of Havana and A. l.
Longfelt Of San Francisco are at the Riggs
G. Fl. Holcomb of Syracuse. VIM Winston o
New York and James F. witherow of Pittsbur,
are at welcker's.-.-Chas. A. Jenne,
of New York and q. Lindentha
: Of Pittsburg are at Wormley's.---
r DIR. Al Watts OF Boston and Rush G. Huiede
koper of Philadelphia are at Chamberlins.-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Vankirk and Mrs. H. II
4 Byram OF Pittsburg are at the Arno.---A. +
de Jersey and wife of Charleston, SC, Ralpl
: Trautman, Aaron Vanderbilt, n. d. l.. Bene
0 dict, Lawrence johnson of New York. u. G
Eeeles and ID. g. Eccles of Brooklyn and {
Wolff OF Philadelphia ut the Arlington
l. Donald l.. Cameron and Luther +. Stephens O
Philadelphia are at the Fredonia.--S. N
Hamill OF Cleyeland, Smedley Darlington o
| Pennsylvania G. q. Bartlett OF Peoria, +.
| Nott and q Sherman of New York and A I