Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-27

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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue, s43l, ,459; customs. s723,329
WILL ASSUME HIS DUTIES NEXT wEEK.-Mr.
Andrew Davidson of New York, the new first
deputy commissioner of pensions. will assume
the duties of his new position next week.
ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated s14O, $50, as
follows: Coupon 4s-S35O at 1913; registered As
$4,000. $4,000, 1880, at 1913; registered
fls-s5O,OOO, $4,000, $500, at lO314.
DEATH OF Col. HORACE BRooKs.-The War
department is informed that COL Horace
Brooks (retired) died at Detroit yesterday.
WEST PoINr CADETS AppoINTED.-W. II.
Paine, Pomfret Center. third district Connecti-
cut; William W. Connell, BAG West 90 street New
York city, eleventh district. New York; o. l.,
Powell, Ottawa, fifth district, Ohio, and Hamil-
ton S. Hawkins, New Castle, Del, have been
appointed cadets to West Point.
THE PRESIDENTS callers this morning in
cluded Secretary Blaine, Speaker Reed, SEN
ators Hscock, Sherman. Paddock, Mitchell and
Payne and Representatives Wheeler, Bergen,
sherman, Brewer and Bowden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tappan of New York.
PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEopLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Original invalid
James Berry and Thomas Green, Soldiers
Home; increase-Alson Bailey; ressue-Wil-
liam Garry and Peter Cox, Soldiers Home.
FISH COMMISSION WoRK.-The fish commits
sion steamer Albatross, which had been under
going repairs at the Mare Island navy yard.
Cal, left that place on the morning of the lot
instant to begin tho investigation of the fish
ing grounds off San Francisco and in the
nelghborinS region.
The WEEKLY STAR, which is issued today, is
without doubt one of the most interesting
family weekly journals in the country. 1t is
full of bright entertaining general and local
reading matter. subscriptions for The WEEKLY
STAR and for Mrs. Logans Home Magazine
jointly is only S1.10 for the year. Samples will
be sent on application. Copies of The WEEKLY
STAR wrapped ready for mailing can be OBJ
tanned at the business counter for three cents
each.
EXPLAINING NEW PRocEss.-Prof. Wahlin
of Stockholm, Sweden, accompanied by Hon.
I. K. Moreland of Ogdensburg. NY, appeared
this morning before the Department of Agri-
culture. Secretary Rusk. Assistant Secretary
Wllletts and Prof. Wiley listened to the descrip-
ton OF an interesting Swedish dairy process
The process as explained to the department is
TO take all the refuse product of the dairy and,
by process OF evaporation, reduce it to solids
In this form, 1t is said, it has largely increased
commercial value.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. V. L. Cothnan de-
tached from the st. Mary's schoolship and
ordered to continue on special duty in connec-
ton with the Marine conference. Chief Engi-
neer VIM. 8. Smith detached from the
Charleston and placed on waiting orders
The orders of Lieut.. Com. Vim. II. Webb to the
League Island yard are revoked and he is
granted four months leave.
ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut. Frank E. Hobbs,
ordnance department, will so from South
Bethlehem, Pa, to the works of the Standard
Steel Casting Company, Thurlow, Pa, on
spection of material to be furnished
the ordnance department and on COM
pletion will return to his proper station.
First Lieut. Frederick s. Calhoun, fourteenth
infantry, is granted leave of absence OH account
ing transfers will take place May 1, 1890:
Lieut. Col. MILAN NJ. Graham, from first ar
tillery to fifth artillery. Lieut.. Col. Richard
Lodor, from the fifth artillery to the first.
THE CUMBERLAND PosTNAsrERsHIP-T The
commission of the postmaster at Cumberland,
Nd, expires April IA. The citizens are not,
however, united on one individual for the
vacancy. One party favors the appointment
of VIM. E. Griffith and the other wants J.
William Shuck appointed. Today delegation
of citizens headed by Representative McComas
called at the Post Office Department in the in
forests Of Mr. Shuck.
PERsoNAL-Col. Floyd Jones, U.SA., Fl. Van
Vecten, Ralph Trautmann and A. Y. Payne of
New York, j. c. Kimberly of Neenah, Wis.,, c.
A. Hart Of Staten Island and Chas. Himrod of
Chicago are at the Ebbitt.-A. NJ. White,
David Mahony, G. Gait Smith of New York, H.
Conant of Pawtucket, Justin S. Hotchkiss OF
New Haven H. W. Downing, E. s. Barrett and
Isaac ickelheimer and daughters of Boston are
at the Arno.-Rush S. Huidekoper
OF Philadelphia and J.; Z. Melosh
J: NJ. Reid OF Connellsyille Pa, S. E. Ewing of
Uniontown, Pa, and H. NJ Snyder, jr., of
Camden, MI. are at the Johnson.--A. J.
Port OF Jersey City, NJ. j. Mark of Cincinnati,
Q: Kyle of Boston and Alex. NJ Hamilton of
Pittsburg are atWillard's.--A. Y. Kelley Of st.
Louis. VIM. n. Shafter, U.S.A., and T.. v. Can
non OF New York are at the Arlington.-Ex-
Representative Geo. W. Grouse of Akron,
OHIO, W. b. Fleming of Louisville, r. Elliott,
j. ii. Foote. G. Bruno and NJ. Shanghessy
OF New York are at the Riggs
II. b. Powell and G. n. Powell of Norristown,
VIM. Hector Thompson of Scotland and L. n.
Stearns of New York are at the Fredonia.--
VIM. A. Wolf, jr., Geo. B. Miller and B. L.
Wertheimer of New York, d. C. LyalI and w.
H.. Martin Of Brooklyn, Chas. II. Miller of
Salem, Mass, E. Farmer and J. N. Hills of Chi
cage, A. 3. Cox Of Cherry Valley, NY, Vim. L.
Hort, A. w. Dakin and j. L. Coolidge Of Boston,
Fred. Layton OF Milwaukee, John v.
Paine OF Cambridge, Chas. H. A. Esling
Of Philadelphia, F. ]. Lockwood of Bridge
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