Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAy.-Customs
s649, 926; internal revenue. s7s9,2sO.
The CABINET MEETING To-Day was attended
by all the members except Secretary Window
| and Attorney General Miller.
The PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning in
Guided Senator Hiscock and Representatives
| Cheadle, McComas, Owen and Mills. Hiram R.
Steele of NatcheZ, Miss. and ex-Representatiye
Wm r. Moore of Tennessee.
TREASURY PERSONALS. - Assistant Secretary
Iichenor is acting Secretary of the Treasury
SECRETARY Window and Assistant Secretary
Batcheler are in New York-Mr Abrahams
Is acting as controller of the currency in the
absence OF Mr.. Lacey.--Treasurer Huston
expects to be strong enough to resume his
OFFICIAL duties by next Monday
ARMY ORDERs.-CoL John X. Miner. tenth
cavalry, has been relieved from duty in the de-
partment of Dakota and ordered to ioin his
regiment at Fort Apache, Arizona Ty. Mai.
Writ Davis. fifth cavalry, has been ordered to
report to the commanding general, department
OF the Missouri, for assignment to a station.
INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS. s.-Edyar,l
G. Schreiner has been appointed store keeper
| and gauger in the first district Of Missouri and
stephen N. Hatfield a store keeper in the eighth
Illinois.
PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEopLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Thos.
B.Jackson, Patrick Fitzgerald Soldiers Home).
John Bennett Soldiers Home), Arthur Borr-
ham (Soldiers' Home). John Sheedy Thos
Grace OF the navy: increase, VIM. II. r. Watts,
George W. Gist, Frederick J. Randolph and
August Hoester; reissue, VIM. White (Soldiers'
Home).
CoUNTERFEITERs ARREsTED.-The chief of
the secret service is informed of the arrest, by
that service, at Wichita, Kan, of Joseph Pen
nile alias French for passing counterfeit $40
national bank notes Of the Poughkeepsie Bank
of New York.
A CHANGE IN THE BUFFALO PosT OFFIcE.-L.
l.. farnsworth has been appointed supern-
Ny, vice H.W. Allen. removed
GONE TO RICHMOND Mr. Albert H. Scott, the
chief of the salary and allowance division, Post
Office Department, has gone to Richmond. Va.
to assist the postmaster there in making some
improvements in the service.
THE ARCTIC CRUISE OF THE BEAR-A tele-
gram WAS received at the Treasury Department
TINS morning announcing the arrival of the rev.
enae steamer Bear at Seattle, Wash, on her
way TO BehrIng sea 20 assist in the protection
OF the seal fisheries. She will remain at Seattle
until the authorities at Washington shall have
determined upon their policy in regard to these
fisheries. 1t is expected that the matter will be
settled III few days. The season opens abou.
the lst of June, and it will be necessary to have
vessels on the spot about that time.
The RICHMOND HoMEwARD BoUND.-A cable
message was received at the Navy Department
announcing the arrival OF the flagship Rich
mond at Montevideo today. Acting Admiral
Gillis there received his orders to proceed to
New York in that vessel, and he viii probably
start at once, as he is known to be anxious to
get home. 1t will take the Richmond about
forty days to make the trip. Her departure
will leave the Tallapoosa alone on the south
Atlantic station until the arrival of Admiral
Walker with the white squadron.
PERSONAL Angler of Atlanta Ga. U.
s. consul to Rheims, France, Geo. H. Story.
d. Froehlict, f. H. Skinker, Chas H. Murray
and Hugh d. Camp of New York, John Aste
and Z. W. Asto of London, Eng A. W. Curtis
Of Aeriden, Conn, VIM. r. Moore of Memphis.
are at the ArlinSton.--B. II. Dowse of Boston |
is at Wormley s.--James B. Townsend of New
York is at Chamberlins.--Mr.J John l.. Mills,
cashier of the Arno, went to White Sulphur |
hotel.--Dr. ]. Baird Littig, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Arthur Amory, Miss Amory and Miss Ethel |
Amory of Boston. H. J. Hayden, president of |
the Hartford and New Haven railroad, Geo. W. |
Dillaway and G. r. Hardy of New York. Mrs. |
n. j. Willis and Mrs l.. J.. Grnnell of New Bed |
ford Mass. are late arrivals at the Arno-l
NJ. }. Myers, Henry i. Freund, J. Wall Wilson,
Z. 5. Wilson and j. G.. Clark of New York, |
Edwin Soles of McKeesport Pa, Samuel Sea- |
bury, U.S.N., and l.. ~ Rheem of Omaha are |
at the Ebbitt MIR and Mrs A. R. Shepherd
OF Boston and ]. II. Worley and family of Foo
chow, China, are at the Fredonia.--John A. |
Wilson OF Franklin, Pa, ]. N. Speel, U.S.N.,
W. 1. Hall OF Maysvilie, KY, E. s. Judd of
Osborne of Brooklyn, Thos W. Shields of
Cairo, J. s. Singer Of Philadelphia, II. Car
callen and VIM. Monaghan Of Hamilton, Ont,
are at the Ebbitt--S. ID. Warmcastle of Pitts
St. Paul are at the Johnson.-John Reichart,
Emil Splitter. Alex. Mcintosh Of New York, J.
B. Keiser and NJ A. Blatz of Louisville Walter
Scott jr., Of Brooklyn, X. N. Baskin
OF Salt Lake and R. T. Pettibone of
Wyoming, Pa, are at Willard's--
H. L. d. Lewis of Clark county, Va, James s.
Battle of North Carolina and j. w. Smiley Of |
Lynchburg are at the Metropolitan.-David
Wright of Dunkirk, NY, I. Cherrytree of
Ironton, Ohio, and Samuel V. Smuzzy of
Paterson, Nj, are at the National DIR.
John l.. Hefron of Syracuse, NY, delegate to
the convention of the American Pharmaceutical |
association. now in session In this city, is at
the Arlington.--Dr. c. r. McComb of Duluth, |
B. X. Wilson of st. Paul and Henry Wade of
Savannah are at the angham.-Leonard
Mooly and Chas A. Moore Of Brooklyn, Z. s.
Bennett of Denver, John Bell and E. w. Rath-
bun OF Canada, w. H. de Groot and D. H. |
Bates Of New York are at the Normandie.-
Rev. W. ID. Goldman of New Orleans, John |
Expert Of Freeport, Ill, NJ. B. Myers and ]. A. |
McCrystal Of Philadelphia are at the 81. James. |