Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06


A FIvr-IIUNDEED-DoLLARC CoNscIENcE.-The
Secretary of the Treasury today received a
contribution of $500 from an unknown res
ldent of Boston, who sent an explanatory note.
as follows: 'Balieve to be due the government
for duties oil imported goods"
SPECIAL CENSUS AaENTs-The superintendent
Of the census has appointed the following named
special agents to collec. statistics of manufact-
ures: j. n. Vert, Kansas City, Kan; /. II.
Beebe. st. Paul, MiGn.; John G.. Bleser. Alton
H.; Fred E. Blackmcr, Hyde Park. Mass; B. F.
Chisholm. Florence. Ala. Henry B. Smith,
Fremont, Ohio; Henry l.. Shrewsbury, Spar
tansburg, Clifton. Glendale and Pacolet s. c. A;
John l.. Nor=an, New Castle, Pa; Dunn F.
Goodwin, Jefersonviile, Ind.
PERsoSAL.-Mr. James NJ. Wright of l1th
and streets is dangerously i'll and little hope
is entertained of his recovery.-Mr. Morton
Pope of st. Louis. who well known in
social and official circles here when he was the
private secretary of Secretary Noble, is in the
city for a few days on business. P. Har-
roch of GAINESVILLE. John Marshall of Auckland.
New Zealand, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Z. Wilson
l. T.. C. L. Lewis of Chicago, and A.
n. Simpson, dry dock builder of Now
York are among the late arrivals at Will
lard's--The members of the Boston Athletic
"
are to attend the annual meet of athletes in
this city this week will arrive Thursday after
noon and Will be quar- tered at WiIlard's.-
JAS. b. honey of st. Louis, w. J. Lowery of
Pittsburg and Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Kane and child
of Ashland, Oregon, :,Io ct the Randall.
NJ. L. Taylor of Asheville, and Capt. +. IL.
Homes of the steamship Dorchester are at
the Riggs House W. Mccarthy OF
Providence and Count de Sponneck. the Dan.
lsh minister, and family are registered at
Welcker's--James Z. Williamson of Minne-
apolis, Ii. NJ. Atkinson of Atlanta, w. L. judi
son, inventor of the pneumatic railway in
course of construction on 7th street extended
julius Chambers of New York and Mr.. JEFF
Chandler OF St Louis, formerly OF Washington.
are at the Shoreham.-D. ID. Shelby OF Hunts
vile. Ala. NJ. F: Moore and +. L. Du-
busque OF Elizabeth, n. j., Jas. Greensmith of
Plaintieid and Mr.. and Mrs. A. de Arnaud of
Carlton Hill, N. j.. are at the Normandie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Hambleton, Mrs. A. ].
Dlgnonity Of San Antonio, b. G. Erwin of Sa-
vaunah, DR.. F. b. Williamson of Massilon and
Cephas Taylor of Pittsburg are at the Ariing-
ton.-Count Paris OF France and party, who
are visiting this country, will arrive in the
city tomorrow afternoon and will be quartered
at the Arlington.-Mr. Z. Sim and wife Cora
Tanner), and Mr. and Mrs. s. Robins of Phila-
delphia are at the Hotel Arno.-S J. Gala
Palatks Fla, and Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Spicer of
Westerly. r. l., are at the Hamilton House.
Mrs. c. s. Smith Of New York is registered at
the Langham.--A. F. Griffith of Emerson,
Ohio, is at the Fredonia.-R n. Larned Of
Boston, c. h. Adams ana A. L. Clements Of
Chicago are at the st. James--Rudolph Man.
gel Of Salt Lake City. c. b. Bagley Of Seattle
WASH, and X. G. Chase OF Boston are at Hotel
Johnson.-Gen. E. F. Beale left this morning
for short business trip to Califor MIA Mr..
George Grantham Balm left the city today with
the party accompanying the President on his