Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23


PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents Of the District
of Columbia follows: Original invalid.
Matthias Henning, John Lavigne (Anacostia) J;
increase. John Taylor John LAWN (Soldiers'
Home), James Egan Soldiers Home). Fred
erlck f. Schoiter, William Heyn (Soldiers'
Home J; reissue, Delass Jones, restoration and
reissue, Rowland NJ. Jones.
Mr.. L. W. ToLMAN chief of the division of
requisitions and accounts of the War Depart
ment, has gone, on three months leave with
pay. to Oregon for the benfit of his health and
for the purpose OF prospecting for good bust
ness opening, i'll which case, if successful he
will resign his present position.
The President has approved the act in re-
gard to bridge across the Oconee river in
Georgia, the act increasing the appropriation
for the public building at Sacramento, Cal,
nnd the act for a public building at Ashland
Wis
NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Asst. Engs W. A. H.
Allen, r. ID. Taylor, c. j. Habighurst and w.
X. King and Asst. Eng. C. c. Willis have been
ordered to examination for retirement. Car
penter n. H. jenkins has been ordered to duty
at Baltimore, Nd, relieving Carpenter ID. NJ
W. Nash who ls ordered to the receiving ship
Franklin. Lieut. William p. Conway has been
detached from the photographic office, Phila-
delphla, and placed on waiting orders. Car
penter L. I'll. Hay has been detached from duty
at Brooklyn and ordered to duty at Bath, Me.
The REVENUE CUTTER MCLANE TO REMAIN AT
CEDAR kEYs.-Orders were issued by Secretary
Window today for the revenue cutter McLane
to remain at Cedar Keys. Fla. as long as her
presence there may be required for the protec-
ton OF federal officials and property. This ac-
tion is based on a telegram from Collector
plnkprtOn kay tn ha pffac hat xbx
town is controlled by the Cottrell influence and
that there will be no safety for federal officials
while the belligerent mayor is at large.
CRUISE OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRoN.-
A telegram has been received at the Navy De-
partment from Rear Admiral Gherardi, COM
manding the North Atlantic squadron saving
that the feet would sail from Key West, Fla,
on the 25th instant under its orders to rendez-
vous at Portland. Me-, on July 2. The Secre-
tary telegraphed him in reply to have the fleet
stop at Port Royal, SC, for several days on
their way north and giving him discretion as TO
his other stopping places. While there are no
orders TO that effect it is believed that the fleet
will visit New York and Boston, in order that
the people of those cities may inspect the new
flagship Baltimore.
PERsoSAL.-H. G. Meckling and wife of New
York, W. r. Emerson and H. f. Coggshall of
Boston are at the Normandie.-Hon. VIM. A.
Anderson of Virginia, Chas Cummings of San
Francisco, VIM. Maher of Denver, +. b. Ogden
of Chicago, S. NJ. Woodbridge and family of New
York. Harry Biegle of Philadelphia and James
L. Allen Of Brocton, Mass. are at the st.
James.-Miss E. l.. Tuttle and Mrs. S. s.
Brackett of Boston, Mrs. E. s. Hustled of
Buffalo, Jos. r. Davis of Philadelphia, ]. H.
Taylor and wife of New York city, Max Hennis
of Chicago, X. Smith and wife of Prince
sssfs Ssss ss%n,y ifs Kns.saa ant the be
Philadelphia is at the Langham.-
+. A. Clark, Elson c. Hill and wife. c. N. Ham
diford and daughters of New York, w. i. Ran
ner OF New Jersey. W. II. Murray of Phlladel-
phia. G. II. McKibben of Omaha. w. Orchard
of Bristol and A. K. Hawkes. of Atlanta are at
Willard's.--Chas. NJ. Sibley Mrs. r. L. Niles.
B. R. Craven and John Goodwin of New York
Z. G. Jones Of Duluth, p. G. Baird of Lee.
Mass; Lewis Balch and wife of Newburyport
Mass; II. A. Daggett of Attleboro Mass; C.
Oferman OF Brooklyn, and Mrs. Paul
Riska OF Boston at the Riggs.-
Mrs j. &. Denton of Highland NY, Andrew
4. Eimore OF Fort Howard, Wis, Wm b. Bruce
OF Staunton, Pa, and VIM. Fornacher OF New
York are at WOrmley's Gordon
OF Hamilton, Ohio. is at Chamberlin's. s.--Miss
Emma G. Thursby, the songstress, and her
sister, Miss Ina L. Thursby, of New York and
Mrs. ). NJ. Appleton of Boston are at the Arno.
H. A. Renkauff and wife of Philadelphia,
Z. X Ingersoll of New Haven, Frank q. IHol-
Inns and Homer Lee of New York, Z. A. Hitch
cock Of St. Louis, w. ID. Mann Of Mobile, Law
renee Ward of Oswego, N. ". Mrs. E. s.
kearney and Miss Ella Dearborn of Portland
and Mrs. A. NJ. Odeneal of Tacoma, WASH, are
at the Arlington.