Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

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tions.
CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, e609, OIL; customs, $619,S4S
ORDERED TO WAsHINaToN.-Lieut. Col o. d.
Greene, assistant adjutant general, has been
relieved from duty at the headquarters Of the
department Of the Missouri and ordered to
temporary duty in the Office Of the adiutant
general in this city.
ToDAY's BOND OrrRa1Nos.-The bond offer
ings today aggregated $37, 800, as follows: Reg
istered As, $4,000. 5000, $4,000, s1,OOO, $4.5OO,
81, 700, $4,000 at 124 Coupon As, 81, 100 at
"a Registered AS, e6,0O0, $500 at IoSsl
flat.
They WILL BIZ RETURNED.-The court Of the
southern district Of California having notified
twenty-three Cinnamon had been discovered
there in illegal residence the collector wired
the Secretary OF the Treasury for instructions.
ana was told to return them to China.
PENSION APPEAL ALLowEp-The appeal
In the pension case Of James E. Richmond of
this city has been allowed by Assistant Secre-
tary Bussey, and the Commissioner Of Pensions
is directed to allow a pension for injury TO left
thigh and injury to heart resulting in disease
Of the lungs.
SIGNED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
has signed the act increasing the compensation
OF the assistants to the attorney of the United
States for the District OF Columbia; the act to
permit the construction of cable line in front
OF the post Office building in New York city:
the act known as the original package act, and
the acts granting pensions to Hannah Leo and
James II. Showalter.
PENSIONS FOB DISTRICT PEopLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
OF Columbia as follows: Original invalid. VIM.
Schmelzer; increase, Especial act, Henry
Strawbridge; reissue. T. Manuel Hermann; re-
issue and increase, Charles Taylor (Sol-
dlers Home): widows, Sarah E.. widow of VIM
II. Chase, and Margaret A., widow of Geo. A.
ID. Blake, Especial act).
NAVAL OBDERs.-Lieut Commander Josepb
N. Hemphill. detached from the Jamestow and
placed on waiting orders. Chief Engineer c.
Z. DeValin, detached from the Pensacola and
ordered to the Baltimore, relieving Chief En-
gineer b. b. II. Wharton, who is detached and
ordered to the Pensacola. Ensign James w.
Oman. ordered as assistant to the equipment
officer in the installation of electric lighting
plants at the New York yard
PERsoNAL.-H. H. Dawes and H. McMichall,
delegate to the photographers' convention of
Buffalo, John B. Buss and Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Greyburn Of st. Louis. Messrs. George and
Geo. X. Murphy. Chas. II. Davis of the photo
graphers convention and H. Beuttell of New
YORK, J. r: Armstrong and j. g. Sutton of
beaumont Tex, are at the Ebbitt House.
Henry Raabe of 710 18th street, who has been
confined to his bed with paralytic stroke, is
slowly improving.--Mr and Mrs. l.. Deane
are at the Fredonia.- -Messrs. Cbss. II. Cook,
s0hn s0a 1vM.. W: Hs''e,l; L R; F. W. MsEwan
lyn, are registered at the Arno.-
J. sampson and P. Mcintyre. prominent and
wealthy citizens OF Scotland, Thos W. O'Brad-
ley OF New York, L. F. Scarborough of Oswego
and W. +. Rockwell are quartered at the Ar
lington.-Hon. G. l.. Landers of Connecticut
has returned and is at the Arlington
W. Floyd of New York is at the Normandie
Ex-Gov. James D. McCreary OF Kentucky has
returned to the city and is staying at the Shore
ham.--Thos. May Pierce, president of the Com
mercial College, and Z. 8. Stuart of Phiadel-
phia, ex-Congressman VIM. Ward of Pennsylva-
mia and NJ. Holloway Of SouthBend, Ind, are at
the Riggs House.. P. Woodhare and W. E.
Hughes of Denver, C. A. Courtwright of Phia-
delphia and Samuel T. Pounier Of Charleston
are registered at the Hotel Randall &c. C.
Sims, jr.. and W. j. Barnes of Macon, Ca, c.
u. Morrison. jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Hervey OF Nottingham, Ala, are spending a
few days at Willard's John j. Slattery
has gone on a northern trip which will include
New York, Boston and Niagara Falls.
ID. Iowle and Mr.. Sharp of Boston, L. X. Davis
OF Denver: j.: Bartlett Masten of Texas, Mr..
and Mrs. n. G. Gullette of Victoria, Tex Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Lyon OF Raleigh. w. L. Thomp-
son of East Liverpool, Ohio, Henry C. Parker
OF Loundes county, Ala. Mrs. j. w. Ferguson
OF Louisville and Mr.. and Mrs J. g. Young Of
Chicago are at the st. James.---B b. Law
renee OF Athens. Ga, and J. H. WInoir Of
philadelphia are at the Hotel Johnson
Messrs Charles A. Hamilton of the Brooklyn
Times and Edwin s. Conner Of the Phiiadelphis
Times have gone to Cape May for q few days.
Mr.. Jas. I. Farr Of Florida avenue will
leave Monday for the Virginia mountains,
where he will spend his vacation.
Special Pension Agents.
superintendent Porter has appointed the fol-
lowing named special agents to collect the sta
nstics Of manufactures: John H. Gilmore
lch'ef), Giovanni z. Channlug (assistant), at
san Francisco; g. W. Durbin (assistant), J. F.
Moller (assistant), at Milwaukee, Wis; J. J.
Urmsbee Tracy City, Tenn. William s. Wells,
wiikesbarre, Pa; George H. Troutman, Hazle-
John G.. Jewett, Laconia, NH; Frank O.
HAYES, Earminpfon N n John n 1yuac