Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-12

COMMITTEE TO OPEN BIDs.-Secretary
| Window has appointed committee. COM
posed Of c. Shinn, Z. L. Mills and Ward Nor
gan, to open bids for furnishing paper upon
which internal revenue stamps will be printed.
PROMOTED TO BE AN INDIAN ISsPECroR.-Col.
! Robert S. Gardner of West Virginia, who has
been special agent of the Indian service. has
been promoted to be an Indian inspector, a
| position which he held for eight years. Elisha
| B. Reynolds Of Indiana has been appointed
special agentin place Of Gar diner.
The INLAND TRAFFIC RArEs.-The interstate
| commerce commission yesterday continued the
| hearing of the cases of the New York Board of
Trade and Transport tation Company against
| the Pennsylvania railroad and others. involving
the question OF discrimination on inland traffic
rates, but without making much progress. The
hearing was adjourned until next Tuesday be-
| cause of the inability OF several important wit
nesses to reach Washington this week.
| WANTS Know ALL ABoUr Ir.-Assistant
Secretary Tichenor has called upon the collec-
! tor of customs at New York for a report in re-
gard to the alleged refusal of the Cunard
| Steamship Company to reship seven Belgian
giassblowers landed in this country in viola
| ton OF the alien contract labor law. The de-
partment desires to have all the facts in regard
| to this case in order to lay them before the
| House of Representatives in answer to its reso-
| luton calling for the same.
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| PERsoSAL.-Col Emeric Szabad of Laredo.
Tex, is visiting Prof. Francis Newman Col
| Szabad is Hungarian by birth and came to
| this country in 1861. and served in the army
| with distinction during the late war, part of
the time on the staff of Maj Gen. French
| Among the honorary degrees conferred by
| Princeton College yesterday was that of A. NJ
| to Mr.. Frank S. Presbrey, manager of Public
| Opinion.--Chas +. Bennett and J. F. Cook of
Philadelphia and W. c. Locherty of New York
are at the ngham.--Aug. r. Meyer of
Kansas City. Geo. F. Simonds of Fitchburg
| Mass, Mrs. Bucknell and daughter and E. c.
Jayne Of Philadelphia. NJ. +. Moore of Eliza
beth. Nj. H. c. Wicker of Chicago, F. S.
Nickers and wife and Miss Vickers Of Brook
lyn. s. d. Dickerson of Jersey City, z. F.
Lewis and wife of Waterbury. Conn. r.
Tenbroch of New York and Thos. B. Hall
| of Cleveland are at the Normandie.-
j. Il. Nelson of Fort Scott, W b. Allen Elijah
| Mountford. Hon. J. H. Brewer Geo. E. Fell
| Joseph II. Deacon and James G. Dale of Tren-
provement Company of Winston-Salem. N. C..
| Henry Bird. G. l.. sherwood and J. b. Whitley
OF New York and Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Burr Of
Toronto are at Wiiard's--Gen. w. ID.
Leggett Of Cleveland, Wm Allan, W. F. Beaser
and Livingston Ely, jr., of New York, Bishop
A. A. Watson of Wilmington, NC, l.. G.
Twycffort of Brooklyn, VIM. H. Nave and wife
Of 81. Louis, Geo. II. Lothrop of Detroit. A. ".
Barrett and n. A. Plympton of Boston and A.
IL. Upshaw of Tennessee are at the Ebbitt.
X. n. Batchelder, G. +. McKem, L. A.. Myer jr.
Otto VESSEL, Ira Taylor, Francis WYATT and
W. Billings of New York. Daniel Hall of New
Hampshire H. g. knight of Massachusetts. N
c. Newell of Springfield, Mass Henry II. RoIann
of Odgen. Utah, and Anthony victorin of West
Troy. NY. are at the Riggs.----R. b. Carr of
Boston and Z. V. Clergue of New York are late
Chamberin arrivals.-A. H. Haskell and
wife, Miss Jessie Haskell and Miss Alice
ington of New York, VIM E. Donovan Of
Philadelphia and ]. Smiley Coey of
Newark, n. j., are at the Arno.-
b: f. Jones', Ira Dewitt, j. A. Chamber of
Pittsburg, j. Richards and wife, B. H. Hinds
Evan Thomas. William II. Shurr, Charles r.
Flint, y s. White and Frank E. Simpson of
| Boston and j. q. Farnsworth of Albany are at
the Ebbitt.--Rev. Frederick D. Power pastor
Of Garfield Memorial Church. will deliver an
address wednesday. June %, at the commence
ment OF the pedagogical department of Ohio
University OF Athens, Ohio.-Wm H. Hall
and wife of New York, r. W. Grafton and wife
OF Goidsboro, NC, Geo. ii. Appleton of st.
Louis, G. W. Foote and family Of Cleveland,
Ohio. J. j. Hayhurst of Yorkville, SC, and C.
Jamss.--CoL Hiram ID. Young editor and
proprietor of the York (pa.) dispatch, who has
been IN the city for few days, returned home
this afternoon.