Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1881, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th &t., by | The Evening Star Newspaper Company, | GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Tre Evextxe Stan shooting . of have gone to the hospital overcome by the teat. BRITISH NAVAL STRENGTH IX THE MEDITER- . RANEAN. Lowpox, July 15.—The remarks of Mr. Trevy- lan, secretary of the admiralty: in the hose commons yesterday, in regard to the British naval strength in the Mediterranean were miste ported. He said there were nine French iron city by carriers on their own t, nt 10 ce clads on the African coast, six of which are of Beck, OF 44 conte Per ‘month. at the cou the first-class; that Admiral Seymour's tron- Che year, $6. cis atin Ek PTePaIA—50 cents a m ctads form a fleet which for fizhting efficiency is {Entered at the Che ‘Office at Washington, D. C. quite worthy even for England to show in é Becond-class mai) * ge bormgaiy se a | ening Star. | the Mediterranean, and that Bi has if y ‘Tee Weexty & Friday—$2 a year, _.| besides in the Channel adren four ‘ Copies ter fo” —s 10 copies for $15; 20 ————— = ron-clads and nine coast ps. . §3— AN mail entecrir THE RUMORED RES MAR Ro payer sent i 8,821., ATION OF THE LORNE, Dispatches from New | comments on the rum | Marquis of Lorne, Gover and the appointment in his stea j Laird. Nothing of the Rates of edve GTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 15, - 1881. THE PRESIDENT SAFE. TWO CENTS. What the Physicians Say To-day. A TALK WITH DR. BLISS. Dr. Bliss said this afternoon at one o'clock, to | @ Star reporter: “There is absolutely nothing hew that I can tell you. The President con- THE REGISTER OF WILLS, The Presidpnt’s Letter Suspending Col. Webster. INTERESTING PROCI Telegrams’ to ‘The Star. ————e THE DEAD-LOCK AT ALBANY. | Sympathy with the President. | asoucrions “aporrep : 322,407.81: © Except in Case of Accident. Canapian Postar © IN THE TROBATE ps.—Third Assistant covet. AT THE FRENCH BANe ee tinues to improve and to be comfortable.” 5 in Mite wechate \Gonrt reane ——-__ Postmaster Generai Hazen has written a letter to | “Has there been any fever to-da, This morning, in the Probate Court, Judge | A = SHREVEPORT. French Messrs. Woolworth & Graham, in reply toone | Steady Progress Toward Recovery, | ‘; Xss there been has appeared The fever | Hagner, Mr. H. J. Ramsdell, recently appointed | Balloting With the Usual Result, | va est yurpathy ritten by that firm, asking whethe a which usually shows ifealt it ta jour has not | Register of Wills, presented to Col. Amos Web- wee ae j wi Rchinom col = = would be permitted to manufacture posts self. The President has slept a good | ster, who has been the register for the past | ~ speedy recover adopted. md hesver sre both pros. | Yor the Guudian gaveumest in the Wai a Official Bulletins. hee the morning and is doing very nice- | twelve years, the following Talk of a Break To-morrow. | The attendance was tare pha date hain A. M.—THE PR ADMIRABI. “ io “ _ RESOLUTIONS OF THE ARMY OF THE Ct i EXEcUTIVE Mansion, 8:30 a. m. “Is there any change in the treatment?” vegas oe age Set aR naae | Cuteaee, Tn... Jub | Army of the Cuber and its vicinity held a at Gen, | dan’s house and passed Intions of a tion. friendship and sympathy with President EXeceTive Mansion, WASHINGTON, D.C., July | 2, 1831.—You are hereby suspended from the office of Register of Wilis for the District of Co- lumbia in accordance with the terms of s ‘one. We are to-day giving him stronger food than heretofore. He relishes and 1s. grati- : | fled when we give it to him. Except the aduni Pulse, 90; temperature, | istration of stronger food there is no chan; and but the least change in the treatment.” The President has rested well during the night; is doing admirably this morning, and takes his food with relish. 98.5; respiration, 18. In reply “that there is he arrangement, provided, hoy t the work shail be done under the su- sion of the postal card ayent, and that it to last until the route w: voidably delayed, can make their 5 FCREIGN EVENTS OF INTEREST. J. VAN RISWICE, nt Great Falls Ice Co. P; | English Opinion of American Lawlessness. " - 1,768 of the revised statutes of the United States Ei a Gartield. ES st OF J. T. AND L. H. fon no interference with the prompt VIEWS OF DR. REYBURN. regulating the tenure of certain civil offices, and Th —_— Pane MOVED w No. GIF etrect northwest. jyiieiw" Dee cee ce constace yah th J. K. Baryes, Said Dr. Reyburn at the same hour to the re- Possible Election in Alban, he Queen's Prize, ed that the | subject to all provisions of law applicable thereto. nent 2 : bs ae Signed. phe ; eee CANADIANS COMPETING AT WIMBLEDON. ES acti Steased fy the het eae Heneral sas tg “anjoction t9/ your | bee eere Gere eee Pe ee oe sia eee Bea Niro ae, Amos Webster, present A BBESHARPE TO LESD THE CHANGE, ETC. |W ox, July the soot= Pric Sto SINGLETON 73 4 with orders received from the goy- | 1 P. M.—THE PRESIDENT DOING VI Lb. ii reed : 5 ° ENING S' fret st on for the eee ee Australia and the Argentine Repub- sweetbred and a Nttle beefiteak. There has | ,, iis letter Col. Webster endorsed with the | special Dispatch to Tie EVENING STAR, ; The President continues to do very well this ee Arse z hour of receiving it—11:30 o'clock. On the July 15.—Th was no change | Queen's prize tw Canadian TERRA SPEGN lic for postal card paper similar to that used for — : | been no fever at all to-day. There may be a Ane SG ek ay | ALBANY, July 15.—There wa: change | team are inthe first eixt a able te ' Ef se ee ee the U. 8. postal cards. morning. Pulse 94, temperature 98.5, resplr®-| rite to-night. ‘The wound fa dressed twice a Sat he panes Mieco et pose sonemc among the Conkling men to-day and there was | Compete for the : ng be thesda, Biue Lick, Belford, ‘Salutian, Michicau, i ———— tion 18. (Signed) day and the discharge from it continues healthy. | Go), Webster remarked that he hid a notice | 20 election, although Mr. Miller came within | Mitchell with oy with 89, Se few tale a ee geared Waters, freahly rec | _ Tue ForLowinG Promottoxs have been made} DD. W. BLIss, J. K. Bares, The discharge precedes the healing. There has : ral ae ee five yotes. It is now quite pesitive that the end | from the President that he had been dismissed | or suspended from office—the letter being The highest score. | 5. J. Woopwarp, Rosert Revscrs. 96 out of a poss! 3 O'CLOCK—BUT LITTLE ANXIETY AS TO THE in tho General Land Office, Interior department To the $1,800 class—H. Howes, Vt.; J. D. Smit! f the sixty, is been no healing of the wound and will not be ees | until all the matter from it passes off.” Ivania avenue. will be reached to-morrow by Speaker Sharpe leading a break in the stalwarts and taking dated July 2d—and his attorney would present | !¢ t ; Say TPES Ind.; J, W. Le Barnes, Mass.: W. 0. Conway, RESUL THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN his side of the case. Neil atl ie oad ee boar paella ite Lawlessness in America, : | ;, Dickinson, N. ¥. To the 1.600 class |_At 3 o'clock this aftemnoon the President was| issued at seven last evening was as follow’:— JUDGE HAGNER IN A QUANDARY. increase will elect. "The speaker tells his friends gee en Special attention given io Fiambing and Tinning. | Charles mene Y ng: Be diandall V2 | resting comfortably. His favorable condition | “The febrile rise this afternoon has been less | Jaaze Hagner remarked that he was in a! privately that he proposes to end this contest to- Aves furnished ; Jobin W rsa § H. Babbi 5 sass Lownox, July 15.—IW. Russell's later letters to attended to. : “i ; continued. He is doing better to-day than any | pronounced, and has not caused the President | quandary, and calling for some law books he | morrow and this is the plan for doing it, by send- 4 * i ‘4 | : J. H. Baker, Pa.; itt, la; R. 8. Gra = q y; 1s i . ug Post, descripti the Duke of Suceesser to Hinton €etheda, | hans, Mo.; Jamies’ G. Joiinson, Pax; W. H. Boyd, | day of his iliness. He is stronger than yester- | #0 od Pulse W8, temperature 101, Testinticn as | #Xed Mr. Davidge what avas the point he (Mr | ine Congresamen Lapham and Miller to the Sen- d's tour in J evoted ex- ee 409 Os street northwest. | Minn.: R. H. Norton, Ohio. To $1,406 | day. He Pa reoaverin rely But little anxiety | $°0¢- ts the Picclinad Oct at 2 Weep rs " |D.) proposed to make. sees cannes ly to the lawlessne lynel (SHAVING REMOVED OUR STOCK OF —D. H. Goodno, Ia; Caline S. Brown, | as to the final result is now felt. The President Presi : Danger’ «|. Mr. Davidge remarked that under the sec-| BY Associated Press. &ec., in the far west. He animadyverts se Saino Se are fol corer see Albert Barnes, N. Y.; Archi- | moved his legs considerably during the day, and | DR. BLISS THINKS HIM A “PRETTY SAF MAN. tion cited, Col. Webster could not perform the Latest from Albany. ¢ on the discreditable condition in which the cen- we solicits continuance of the taleof sur fended bald Young, Ark.; J. B. Lauffer, Pa; A. 8. | has partly regained the use of his arms. | _ Doctor, when are you going to annontce off | functions’ of his office pending tle qualifica: BALLOTING WITH THE USUAL RESULT. tral and state governments are permitting many patronage of the publie, Pitney, IIL; F. inhoff, Wis.; A. A. Post, Report to the Consulting Sargeons. ciallythat the President ts out ofalldanger?” was | tion of bla Cheese Avbaxy. N.Y., July 15.—The joint convention | districts in Callfornia, Colorado, Texas and New jels-n F. P.M Conn.; H. G. Potter, Ohio; A. W. Bell, Pa.; W. é 3 = re c met at noon.and proceeded to vote to filltheshort | Mexico to remain. Admitting the peculiar and GAS FIXTURES. M. Backus, Vt:; C.’S. Gregory, N.¥.; W. H. THE PRESIDENT CONTINUES TO DO WELL. asked Dr. Bliss this morning bye Bran reporter, A JUDICIAL CONSULTATION AND A TRUCE. term yacancy. When the name of Senator | difficult conditions which exist, and fully sensi- ‘E F. BROOK: Mitchell, ¥: Hanford, N.Y; Chas. T. Yoder, D.C. To the| The following telegram wae sent bythe at-) There are unforseen socscems Which tay | Judge Hagner took a recess and consulted | Tvnae was called, he rose and viewed the pre, | ble of the shortcomings of the Beith ocd otter ails aienter of Cenctere ential ences oe lase_S. H. Jecko, Mo.; Chris. Boyle. jr-, | tending surgeons to the consulting surgeonsthis | Pron: “tT Any we will NOt Sep tear ree | With Judges Wylie and James, and, returning in | ceedings to secure a eaucus and the failure European governments in the repression of crime, meet afl competition an LOWEST RATES. Iin- . Richardson, Mich; 8. 8. Trowbridge, | atternoon: \ Be tof danger entinels; He te dooming right | # few minutes, announced that they were of | thereof. He then said he would have been glad | yet he does not think there is In any other part menee Stock. Fine selection. Ketort Gas Stoves, re- ; J. L. West, 8.C.; T.G. Steward. IL; °C. | "S = ORE OF eeenares, Greate y. righ OL. We to have secured the nomination of his candidate | of the world, or ever has been in any civilized duced rates. % ‘EXKCTTIVE Mansion, 1 p.m,—For Drs. Frank | along, but that is no reason why we should pro- | opinion that Col. Webster should proceed with 3 ; ES Toth Va TP. Meera os whe EAD |. Hamilton and ‘D. H. ‘Agnew, —Tho President | claim that he is totally recovered tere clair, | the business for the Seneca ee reer ebtee | (ate. Wheeler, but as, he Tia neatiaston ort | unex ax iawe Aiiet tees hace ha ahocamans re. OF TRE ¢ g | dott, V i eilesitige eee ‘bull Dp; | Continues to do well. The afternoon fever 1s | But he is a pretty safe man.” that there should be no hlatus in thebusiness. | 3t to te hls duty to accept the candidates of the | Ings as have filled these lands with bloodshed. Coy ‘o the £1,000 class—Mra. FE. » NY.5 aig a y . BARN - forget all differinces and vote for Lapham an suppression of violen Jawlessness, Notice ie hererYSEENOT ©. March 14, 1861. | Miss S.A. Buckman, Pa; Misa T. 8. Post, ‘Conn. nas been eiyen and polid food substituted and | saiq Dr. Barnes, in answer to a similar ques- nile noe a ee cotrt | niten nhe cule stood on AA tis venta says, cannot be readily explained or excused. oe Eaeepd as cee eee eae Tene ae ae Holl, N-¥-4 Miss G- | Of eoveral hours some Tokay wing in all aboat | tion, ‘The public should be given only the | it his vod ralgie be atest ree ieee | Potter, 7; Lapham, Is Conkling. & Evarte, 1, —— two ounces and a half of the latter.| facts. There is no reason—except the possibility | for acts of omiesion as well as commission. The New Bishop of Dav declared applied for, at thie office, on | 2840 class—J. P maak, Tenn.; M. McNulty, D. Assembly—Potter, 46; Lapham, 55; Conkling, UST 21, |, or they b “d ic A = . injecti isted ‘acid id not id that tt Under the opini: f the court he thought Col. Woodford, 1. Combined vote—Potter, Cutcaco, July 15.—Papal bulls for the conse- ihe iounte distibuied sinoag the our credirnat pCa Go Clare, DIO ee Bie are polio only, white rad trodden one, Sees met Me | Webster should proceed. © Mount Col | Tapham, 70; Conkling, 32; Evarts, 1; Wood- | cration of “Dr. Mclullen, of Chicao, as Bishop Bee, Pays 8 pride ih ibe act of Fesraasy 2 | Gey. Canaay, chief clerk, is acting Commis-| sufficient to secare ress. This we have ford, 1. Necessary to a choice, 79. of Davenport have arrived, and the ce WHITE HOUSE NOTES. The chair announced that no choice had been & Judge Hagner proceeded to call up a case. will take place in the cathedral of the Hi shock tamnceatae fees ay, Heecived dividends ' sioner of Agriculture in the absence of Dr. Lo-| Mtered the dose of sulphate or quinrs te three | ‘The following was the address of a postaleard COL. WEBSTER DECLINING TO ACT. made, and the convention proceeded to vote to | Name, on Munday, July 25. czirees, oF thivug some, respousibie bank or banker, Ting, who has gone east. Gece pe ee ous Naapecine of sympathy received at the White House from | Col. Webster remarked that he had no desire | fill the long term vacaney, with the following re- ee 2 JNO. JAY KNOX, Commiseiones Army OxpeRs.—A general court martial is 101, respiration $3. ‘To-day, at 8:30 a. m., pulse | a small town in Missouri: “Mrs. James A. Gar- | to hold a position contrary to law,-and in defer- | sult: Senate—Miller, 17; Kernan, 7; Wheeler, 1; Murderers at Bay. appointed to meet at David’s Island, New York | harbor, on the 18th day of July, 1881, or as soon | thereafter as practicable, for the trial of such prisoners as may be brought before it. Detail 90, temperature 98.5, respiration 18. At i p.m., pulse 94, temperature 98.5, respiration 18. [Signed] D. W. Biss, J. K. Barxes, fleld, Executive Mansion, Penna. avenue, be- tween 15th and 17th streets northwest, Wash- ington, D.C.” The St. Louis Dispatch says: “It occurs to us clined to exercise the important duties of his | 7: official trast; and he regarded himself as functus officio as soon as the note of suspension was sult: : Fish, 4; Daniels, 1; Adams, 1; Chapman, 1. ‘Miller, Kernan, 46; Wheeler, ‘aco, July 15.—Dispatches from Faw Claire, Wisconsin, say the Williams or Max- well brothers, who murdered Sheriff Coleman, near Durant, Wisconsin, on Sunday night, have 2 Se REYGURN i di : been surrounded in the woods five miles from the court: Major George P. Jaquett, surgeon J.J. Woopwarp, Robert Reysurn. that the county,gvith one voice will insist on a | placed in his hands. ~ ae : 5 ae ele ani the scene’of the tragedy by 130armed men, shew . army; Capt. P. H. Remington, ‘19th in- THE COURSE OF THE BALL. Le Te eee pune cron, the ree ADSOURNMENT TO FRIDAY. 1; Chapman, The desperadoes are said to be wounded, aud - 9 Capt. De Witt C. Poole, 22d infantry; First | The Albany Argus of yesterday says: A letter | Es Bs retin ae e A whispered colloquoy took place between | toa choice, 79. their capture, dead or alive, is the determined son, F eis received at Saratoga Springs by a resident sur- | CIRCULAR * se Nees Ge PRES- | Judge Hagner and Col. Webster, after which the See eae that no election had been | yurpose of the excited populace. m Soak Py 5 7 DENT ETT NE 4: had, and on motion of s - _ - ‘The iy ase é #eon from Dr. Frank Hamilton, the New York 3 Judge announced that the court had authorizea | Mt, and. ’ E i of the Union? 2, Lient. C. A. Johnson, 14th infantry, o- | Or The following circular note was sent to the cab- : vention adjourned. xeeutive Board of the Hebrew Union, tei Dy Mrs oO > hen Q scientist and consulting surgeon, says that he is g the reaister to proceed, but inasmuch as it ap- | sn July 15.—The executive board of re ey a ay $3 cate of the court. Major Witam G. Il, | now convinced that a mistaken diagnosis was | i Cmeaco, July 1 he executive board of the peared that the register was uny it der, wh: ing to pro- as undesirable to give an absolute or- h therezistermight decline to carry out. He therefure thought it better to adjourn the inet officers this morning by the President's pri- vate secretary CTIVE MANSION, July 15th, 7.30 a.m. My Dear Sir :—All the President's symptoms ss Foreign Affairs. MANCHESTER MARKET NOT IMPROVED. Loxpox, July 15.—The Manchester Gua in its commercial article this morning land Without Within, bs Fucked’ Geant assistant adjutant general, will report for duty faeces o 2.00]| to the Commanding, general military diviaion of | the Atlantic and department of the east. The! ers appointed to assemble in New ion have elected M. Loth. president: made in President Garfleld’s case; and that the ball, instead of passing into his liver, was de- flected downward by striking the eleventh rib, Cincin- L. Sanger, of New Yor) pman Levi, of Cinciwnatl, see- oe a wil 1 on 8: , and Solonon Levi, of Cisicinnati, treae La = | York city, by general orders, No. 31, March 21, | 994 lodged in the muscles within the pelvis. continue to be most favorable, and to indicate a | court to Friday next. The market has not improved in any respect. SUMMER READING. | 1881. to examine and consider magazine guns | GEN. SiAIM SAYS THE PRESIDENT's syMproms| steady improvement in hiscondition. He passed DELLS BOND. The transaction of business is becoming more | ‘The Beautiful Wretch; Wm. Black and recommend such as in its judgment are suit- COULD NOT BE BETTER. etre lent night. ue pulse is 9 puberntere 11 had prepared a bond with H. | dificult, the continued rise in cotton compelling The Georgians: oond Hobin Sane jable for the military service, is authorized to} Gon. swalm said at 11:30 to-day: “The Presi- | > esPiration 18. ‘There is an entire absence |v pocnton and dames ‘Anglin. as sureties in | Sellers to advance quotations anid very adverse | adjourn its sittings to the National Armory, Springtield, Mass., for the purpose of testing guns, &c. Among the Hitis: Leisure Hour re Westbrook, Ate seok, David Dud- and others futerested in the settlement, ot the affairs of the Manhattan Railroad Co. met this morning in the office of Alexander & Green, 2 ) : esi! of fever, and his general tone and appearance is dent continnes to do admirably. His condition | much better this morning than at atly prev! is as nice as can be. All the circumstances and | time. He enjoys his nourishment ae ; ae a nasa es t | many cases asking for it before it is time to ad- Age a eS | minister it. The cooling apy us is now in and unpromising circumstances. The great eastern markets have abundant stocks on hand | | orunder contract. The native dealers buy little, and India merchants are, therefore, acting with great caution, buying only when they can York, July 15.—Jud, A Gentleman of Leisure: Eda ral Ward, Col. Synuove Solbbaken, froin the Nc fow I Crossed Africa: England Without aud Duett: E. Si Conpitios oF THE Cxrors.—The returns to the repre: Agricultural department on July st show an Aes dire excellent working order, and It is not only pos- | Mixes make sales abroad. ‘The telecrams from China | Judge Westbrook appointed as co-tecelvers = increase iti igi Cathe heen ble to cool the President's rooms, but also also | 7 ran tl the company ex-Judge J. F. Dillon and Mr. Franklin e of e¢ since - _ . : si are not encouraging, and very little is doing for e pany ex-Judy Serie ewan a cn eee Porte OF Fane he a cotton since the te-| The Pre ident had forbreakfast this morning | ail the surrounding rooms and hallwe — the market. The smaller foreign and home trade | L. Hopkins. It is understood that. the former ermovoutrax Booxstoxe, | heainst 100 at the same tune last year, The | tWo teaspoonfuil of Tokay of 1868, a. tablespoon- Very respectfully, JS. BROWS. | cea tor Alexandria Affairs. is doing some business, but here, also, the | Will attend to the legal interests, and the latter ay? 911 Pennsylvania avenue. plant is generally reported small and ten days | fl of Valentine's prepared beef. a piece of out DECORATING THE “ALBANY” cow.” por Fistt Qu ESTION--The question whether | #ount is seriously lessening in consequence of | - the a the eee oe te ae NEW BOOKS. late. The condition of the wheat crop is report- | With a juice of a broiled steak over it. He | wy. Geo. F. Milds, of Boston, has forwarded | the advance in prices. ney Will be required to ‘sum ai at It 2 : the monopoly in the sale of fresh fish shall con- equa witch better than onus ve relished it all, and retained it on the stomach. Ieee aes : England Without and Within, by Richard Grant White. exed question here this morning. 0.000, and it is understood t! ‘The Republic of God, by Elisha Mulford. t, in anticl t, ex-Indge Dillon's i Mr. Edmund Hudson, ef the Boston A SOCIALIST RULED OUT. ages 83 for the whole country. PRAYERS FOR THE PRESIDENT. : sein dllepate Ti tion of his appointm y 4 nts : e city code declares that ** wholesale fish ma A Berlin dispatch to the Times says: Herr | Pa y : Cyrus W. Fiel Russell Buildins Eras, by Horace Bustinell. 2 ; i rol. Gveutesdayl-wi Sally lGhaeen 4 Herald, a pair of silver plated horn ornaments | The city code d Bebel, the socialist, who has been clected mem- | had been signed by Cyrus W. Field and Corea egos 2 & MEV. DD. | from insets "The ferme of aren antral | packs ask are eget ating oe pares oy | Fhe Presidents Aidemey bw Tue weiter | He, aUing the, sean for Shing for nid and -DePel the socal who hae been lected mem, tee seeing Oe eee Handicapred, by Marion Harland. corn is nearly two per ceat over that planted in | jj .°7 ATK a8 @ day e.and (ras | says: “I wish you would have these ornaments | ition wharf at Point West The. tran hay | to take his seat at Leiprig, as according to the Mrs. Purloe's New Cook Book. 1889. ‘The averaze condition of the crop is 90 | the recovery of President Garfield, having been | put on the cow as. gift from one of the people.” | Tallon whart at Point West. | Th local law those only are elizible as deputies who - 3 Z oon Age ig | against 100 last year. In all the North Atlantic | S¢t apart by Gov. Churchill for that purpose. | Mr. Hudson to-day turned the ornaments over | Market shall be ty be prescribed pay more direct taxes than Herr Bebel does. raster, Pa., July 15.—Dodge & Son's cork : my by Maso nurebat ee son, | sites the crop is backward, owing to cold. wet | Relizious services were held in all the churches, | to Private Secretary Brown. | such place as shal pre “ factory, on Fulton street, this city, was come THE EN ISH RESERVE SQUADRON. The Engiish reserve squadron, the Duke of burgh commanding, has arrived at Kiel | Prussia. The town is decked with flazs in : S governing the market. No person shall clean venth street northwest. SYMPATHETIC CALLERS TO-DAY. any fish at said wholcsa’e market, except on Senator Butler, of South Carolina, called at | boards or platforms erected over the river. * the White House to-day. He saw Mr. Brown | Every person offending herein shall pay the sum and all the state offices were closed, as well as a | number of prominent business houses. Yesterday was observed asa day of thank giving and prayer for the recovery of the Pre spring. pletely destroyed by fire this mo The lows on the building, which isowned Sy A.W. Rus- sell, is $10,000, insured for $3,000 in the Dela- ce of Talleyrand and Louis! APPOINTMENT OF CIVviL NEERS IN THE ‘ 4 | Navy.—The Secretary of the Navy has prescribed | } : | tonor of the occasion, and great enthusiasm is | Wate Mutual. The loss onthe contents is €20,000, eral Guide to the United States... $2.50 sania Coweeniie intment of ciyil | et in Louisville, Ky. and desired that he carry to the President and es een Special Judse | T nifested. insured for £16,500. The cause of the fire was ‘Text Book of Practical Medicine, 2 xegulatioas goveming the appointment of ctv en £UND Fon une! GARFIELD Mrs. Garfield not only his sympathy, but that of | Bassett French decided some tine since that this Ee, cidental. A number of the firemen were se *.. 9.00 | engineers in the U.S. navy as follows :—The age : OI, the entire people of his state. He’ also wished | /4W confined the sale of fish to the fish benches ahah goede verely burned and otherwise injured. 6.50 | shall be 3 - anid The amount subscribed to the Garfield fund : ‘ very | inthe city market. Before this Price & Co. had | , BOMB, July 15.— iritlo eas we Paes isi €.50 | Shall be not under 25 or more than 37; candidates them to be told that there was Joy in every y tect of the Vatican, who acted as intermediary © 6.50 | aFe required to pass a satisfactory physical ex-| yesterday was $2,349, making the total now | conthern heart in the happy spect of the | Tented ail the fish benches in the city market, Chicago Bakers,Advance Bread One Cent Per ee amination before a inedical board; also, a satis- | $1: = 12.00 Wedding 44,504. between the cardinals who are the executors of the will of the late Pope and the prefect of Rome, promised the latter in writing that the corteze accompanying the body of the late Pope in its | removal trom St. Peter's to the Church of San Lorenzo should consist solely of a funeral car and two or three es without any outward | show. This promise was not observed; hence the disturbances which attended the removal. THE FRENCH NATIONAL FETE. <, July 15.—A Paris dispatch to the Times says the national fete, which was cele- brated yesterday, was on the whoie a great suc- cess. under an agreement that no fresh fish should be | sold anywhere in town except at these benches. | This monopoly was vigorously enforced during the fishing season. Now that the season is over it is contended that the inhibition no longer applies and that fish may be sold outside the market; that as the wholesale market monopoly is limited to “the season of fishing for shad and herring” there is a similar limitation upon the monopoly of the retail market. This question came before the mayor at 11 o'clock to-day in a case against Mr. Dyer for selling fish outside of market. The case was argued by Corporation Attorney Kember and Mr. L. Marbury. The mayor postponed his decision until Monday next. Corporation Cocrt.—The corporation court to-day heard the case of Mill agt. Tatsapaugh, action for rent of large brick house on Lee street, near the fish wharf, and the defence being set up that the landlord knew the house was used for immoral purposes. not concluded. The court last evening releasea James Burnett from jail, where he was detained for non-payment of a fine. Tue Crry Hay ScaLes.—The city hay-scales case has been so far advanced that it now stands upon an agreement that it may be heard in va- cation before Judge Chilton as soon as arrange- ments for the hearing can be made. President's recovery. As usual aster Gen- eral James was the first caller this morning. He was followed shortly afterwards by Secretary Windom, and then came Judge Tyner. The usual inquiries from the legationscamé. Major Brock paid his daily visit. “Among the callers during the day were Representative Dezendorf, T. 8. Johnson, Dr. J. T. @ooper, of Allegheny City, Pa.: G. 8. Morton, E. 8. Fowler,’ Commissioner Morgan and A. P. Ketcham. Sympathy for the President. QUEEN VICTORIA GLAD AT HIS IMPROVEMENT. The Secretary of State has received the follow- ing telegram from Mr. Sewell, under date of London, July 13: BLAINE, Secretary, Washington: I have received the following from the Queen: “T wish to oa my great satisfaction at the very favorable accounts of the President, and hope that he will soon be considered out of dan- ger.” | factory professional examination. Applicants | desiring to be examined must: apply to the Sec- retary of the Navy in time to appear, if granted, before the examining board in this city on the Ast of September next. Good moral character, evidence of American citizenship, and of having pursued a course of civil engineering at some professional institution, and two years’ expe- rience as a practical civil engineer will be re- quired. The candidates who pass a satisfactory examination will be ayeraged by the board in the order of their relative merit, and untess there be some special reason to the contrary. the appoint- ments to the vacancies then existing will be made in that order. A Gattant Rescve.— Lieut. Commander Baker, of the U.S. steamer Standish, has. for- warded a letter to the Secretary of the Navy = = calling attention to the gallant conduct of Cadet C Hk. RUPPERT, Engineer 0.C. Gsanter. The Ce officer KOS. 408 AND 405 7 = | Says:—“About 11 p.m. on the night o 10th Be er nnnt MOBTAWEET- | tart, wife tits Yensel wan af anchoc of Chester, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- | Pa.. one of the seamen, crazy from drink, Jomped DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, overboard. Gsanter was asleep at the time, but the cheapest for beauty, comfort and durabili | hearing the quartermaster sing out “ Man over- een Oe card hie Instantly sprang Grow his hancnosk and then overboard after the man. The night ‘was very dark, and the tide running at the rate THE PRESIDENT'S WOUND. Last evening a larger drainage pipe was in- serted in the President's wound to facilitate the discharge therefrom. The President's condition last evening was better than on any previous evening of his illness. He first got to sleep about 10 o'clock. The doctors continued during the evening to give the most hopeful assurances to the members of the Cabinet and the few others who called. EX-SENATOR CONKLING CALLS AT THE WHITE HOUSE. About 8 o’clock last evening ex-Senator Conkling walked up tothe door of the White House. He did not go up stairs. He inquired about the President, and learning that he was steadily improving, said, “That’s good news.” He told the usher to convey to Mrs. Garfield his sympathy and earnest hope for the President's recovery. He said he knew she was weighed down by anxiety, and he would not disturb her by ‘making a personal call. He then left. THE LARGE COOLING APPARATUS. Mr. Jennings had the larger cooling appa- ratus at work last night. This machine will Curcaco, July 15.—The bakers of this city have ordered an advance of one cent per icaf in the price of bread and a proportionate advance on their other products, ostensibly because of the general increase in values: but {it is sup> posed really to forestall an anticipated strike of the journeymen bakers. The BALTIMORE, Ju console, | Sie, do. second series. 40; do, past due coupons, : do. new ten-forties, 55g bid to-day. ALTIMORE, July 15.—Cotton firm—middiing, lly. Flour quiet—Howard street and western: super, 3.25; do. extra, 4.2505.25; do. fam |] tte & HUTCHINSON, 937 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING IN CITY RESIDENCES, AND HAVING A LARGE FORCE OF COMPETENT WORKMEN, ATTEND PROMPTLY ALL JOBBING ORDERS. ets, 15.—Virginia 6's, ly 15.—The Golos says the peasants in one district near Noogorod are suffer- ing from constant bleeding at the nose, accom- panied by the —— of large black spots on hi i \. the body. The local sanitary committee has es- | eae tae ie ee tablished quarantine in the environs of St. Pe- | Sot Taal ace daly, Los tersburg, The deaths in St. Petersburg last | M537 Noptembce, eau ise Janl2 week exceeded the births by 1%. Corn, southern nominal in absentee of | EW BULGARIAN MINISTRY. receipts; western firmer—southern white, 00; do, Lospow, July 15.—A new Bulgarian ministry | yellow, 58; western mixed, spot and July, oe has been formed as follows. M. Starloff, minis- | August. oe ter of foreign affairs; M. Kaeloff, minister of war; M. Remelingen, minister of the interior M. Jeleskoviez, minister of finance; M. Theo- | visions firm and tending uy charof, minister of justice. 5. 7a18.00, THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN. The Japanese ministerhanded to the Secretary of State a telegraphic communication which he received from his government, of which the fol- lowing is a copy: Yosutpa, Japanese Minister, Washington: ard—iness ARCHERY AND TACKLES, CROQUET Bulk meats—loose _shoulde 3, BICYCLES, AND LAW Ca ‘AGONS. Ree BASKET: LeMeser. alarge assortment of Traveling and Taneh yo of three knots an hour at the time.” Tue FoLtow in the etations and duties of officers of the Medical department are made by a recent order: Capt. L. M. Maus, as- sistant surgeon, now awaiting orders in this city, will report in person to the commanding officer David's Island, New York harbor, for temporary duty at that post. Capt. E. T. Com- egys, assistant surgeon, now awaiting orders at Cincinnati, Ohio, will’ report in person to the commanding officer Columbus barracks, Ohio, furnish some 100,000 feet of cool atr hourly. The other one furnishes about 18,300 feet an hour. It will still be used to keep the President’s room at the uniform temperature of 75 degrees. The large machine is sed to cool the corridor, upon which the President’s room opens. This Invention has attracted a great deal of attention, because of its perfect suecess. Commodore Shock, chief of the bureau of steam engineering, has made elaborate drawings of it for comparison with the plans for the ventilation of ships em- ployed in the navy. His Majesty was greatly rejoiced to receive your dispatch announcing the steady recovery of the President, and commands you to present his hearty congratulations. ‘OOYENO, Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs, Tokio. EX-CONFEDERATE SYMPATHY. = The following telegram from Tallahassee, Fla., was received = the White House to-day: “At reunion of Perry's Florida brigade yesterday it vas unanimously resolved, by standing vote, in which all ex-confederates present joined, that the chairman of the organization express to you REPoRTER’s Nores.—The corporation court continues its session to try private suits....The commissioner of the revenue is assessing license taxes....The auditor is preparing his “Alexan- dria annual for 1881” for printing....Workmen are tearing down Agnew’s furnaces to make way for the new vapor heating furnace penters are busy on the roof of St. church tried this term poration court....Eleven of the city public school teachers are in attend- ance on the state institutes and normal schools REDUCTION OF CABLE RATES. Loxpon, July 15.—The Anglo-American Tele- graph company, the Direct United States Cable | company and the Compagnie Francaise De Tele- graphe De Paris a New York, have given notice that on and after August Ist’ proximo, the rate for the transmission of telegrams between New Xork and the United Kingdom and France will luced to 25 cents per word. LIVERPOOL WATER WORKS. Loxpoy, July 15.—Yesterday the first stone was laid of a new water works in Med Wales to | clear rib’ sides, none_ here: | tad 994; | Bacon shoul & 10%. ‘Hams, 12al3. |—reti ict—western fresh grass, [kal etroleum dull—refined, 73,48, Rio ordinary 16, fair, Sugar firm—A soft, 10. Whisky casier, Liyall&, Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet—cotton, 2-16a\d.; flour, Iss, per ton; grain, Se. flour, 132 barrels; wheat, 49,10) | 123,790 “bushels; oats, 2,703 bush | bushels, Shipments—wheat, 33,44 : Corn, | 148,353 ‘bushels, Sales—wheat, 41,6) busbela: | corn bushels, Mrs. Garfield yesterday paid a visit to the basement to examine the ma- chine and was greatly pleased with its workings. Dr. Woodward keeps a record of the amount of air furnished and its temperature, taking his n, 377.10 wy ae ir detestation of the cowardly assault made are ies, tipon you, and our heartfelt sympathy with your suffering and your family in their anxiety and snspense, and our sincere hope that you will be supply Liverpool with water from the river | NE K, July 15.—Stocks irregular, for temporary duty at that post. Vyrnwa, a tri tay of the Severn. Ths Times | 303%. Exchange—long, 483%; short, 455%. a prefaces a detaile€ description with the state- SEW oe ee ak, ra a ment that the works, alike by reason of their ORK, July 15—Flour quict and un- magnitude and novelty, are amongst the most | Cb&ansed. Wheat dui and unchanged. Corn at Front Royal or at Hamptor —_—_.—_ Wall Street To-day. LOWER MARKET FOR SOME STOCKS. Money, . & EX-REPRESENTATIVE AMERICUS V. RICE, of Ohio, who is in the city, says the democratic State ticket nominated in Ohio is an exceedingly data once every hour. He visits the basement | spared to our country. 5 New York, July 15.—The Post's financial ar- < | quiet. 7 strong one, and in his Judgment it will te | every night. > “EA. Perry, Chairman.” | ticle (1:40 p.m. edition) says: None of the ru- | Uportant Se ee Zale 10) uly 15) 1290 p._m-—Consols—for Slectene THE BEST NIGHT THAT THE PRESIDENT HAS THE SMrerRnwOUS SSUES Pe mors reepecting preparation for a settlement of 1 * i 3 Lonpoy, July 15.—The Financier There | is no reason to doubt that the placing of the new Italian loan has been successfully accom- DEY BOARDS, No}, 16 feet PASSED. The bulletin at 9:30 this morning was consid- who has been spoken of somewhat in connec- tion with the assassination of the President was Trunk line differences and a restoration of rates, 5's extended to 3's, 104. of which rumors were current yesterday, having been confirmed, we have a lower market for the Mr. J. R. Vax Wormer, chief clerk of the Post Office Department, is away on a brief leave of ++ -Der 100 feet, $1.25 ; | use tes rday and plished. STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet...... “1.50 | absence. Meahwhile Mr. F. T. Raseet ered very encouraging. It was issued after the | at the White House ga stocks of the Trunk line roads and als. the THE tax . gio Road i chief clerk of the Post Office Department. <= | best night that the patient has passed, Said} to-day, She was in search of f certain, news- | coneral list. Western Union stock line been te TALONDON, July 18. In the House of Connenay | (outtal. MG, “Penneylvania Central, @i- Res WWRGISIA FLOORING, No.2... * 1.60! yen Cranes Cocuman, chief of the mail depre- | Mf. Crump, who as usual spent last night with Lseeee eres wee that each time she Psd Labs pepe ae Sapeny has eet last night, Dummies -s the eliminat! Bifvaukic sod Se Paul ‘com. 128, ae LES mal i sab ce: ragged ¥ ent of “Car & | Seay eee 1.09 | 2ation division of the Post Office Department, | {te President: “He got along very weH. He | called the man she was inquiring for was not at | Groffzes Ir | to-day pres ai the | of “Canada, NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON, whose pnp bapiaed — noted in yesterday's Star, died at an ly hour this mornii late residence in Baltimore. ar Personat.—Mr. Frank B. Conger and family of Washington, are stopping at the Mountain’ House, Cresson, Pa.—The following Washing- tonians are at Congress Hall, Ocean City, Md.: George Simmons, Jos. B. Hill, Mrs. J. B. Hill and had a great deal of sleep, and it aided him very much. There was but little fever. He had a heavy night sweat. It was the best night yet.” “A NATION'S PRAYER—GOD SAVE OUR PRESI- DENT.” The prayer of the people that the President may live has found its way into song. In the morning's mail at the White House to-day were fin Bee or ten copies of a song set to music for a solo and chorus entitled, “A Nation's Prayer— God Save Our President.” It was written, both words and music by timus Winner. are waiting at the Pruden returns from Ocean Grove, when he, Mr. Young and Charley Heudley—all good voices— will master and warble the chant. THE ELECTRIC MACHINE TO FIND THE BULLET IN ‘THE PRESIDENT’S BODY. Professor Bell} of the telephone, arrived at the White House yesterday afternoon with an instru- ment for by electricity the location of the bullet in the Presi ‘The in- jnductioa the White House. os Detective McElfresh’s Mission. THE NICHOLAS JACKSON LETTER. Detective McElfresh returned last night from Annapolis, where he went by direction of the District Attorney to investigate the lettersigned Nicholas Jackson, purporting to:account for the “Jost bullet,” and which, it has been discovered, was a hoax. Col. Corkhill said to-day that he was not ready to make pes ‘the of,the investigation, and that he was agpch at the aentiment of the peopleof Annapolis, who were ready es ne with a and felt indignant ie perpetrator The. anaive learned what haa already blished, that Jackson was a demented old colored man, to read write, and who did not even know that the President had been shot. stocks are 34 to 2 per cent, although as we write the market is about y A porery ffUn the ieee ee gives the commissioners to be appointed un The 2 stocks, have een the ‘Trunk ines, the Gru | et4, ill power to arrange for emiation with , the Sohthwestern and Western Uuion | folding that colonial or fore! — s50 comparatively: etouah sae ppointmest of | Nill be covered. by the words = the receivers having had little influence on Sioa erp Manhattan Beach stock has been exceptior = mpage strong, having advanced 1 expended on em! States bonds ‘The following quotations were current in New nearly clear. Cele- ber thousand 3.90 FURNISH FSTIMATES OF ENTIRE bss LUILDINGS PREE OF CHANGE, 8) OF “crue ves, ice Hayes, Misses Helen and Isabella Hayes, A. 8’ Lane, Mrs. A. S. Lane, one child and. ser- vant; George E. Yerker, A. Carson Warren, — Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Hough and child are spending the summer at Washington: Grove, Md. ——Miss Rosie Stephenson, Miss Mary Church, Mrs. Will A. Wimsatt and Mr. Will Chureh, are sum- mering in the Blue mountains. —_Ex- Gov. H. C. Warmoth, of Spanien Gov. L: A. Sheldon, cf New Mexico; Gen. 8. 8. Carroll, Gen. Nathaniel Michler, Gen. Geo: U.S. army; Senator i. Count von Beust, German Charge d’: Washington: Baron de Arinos, of and American Claims Commission; Chief J Morrison R; Waite, of the U.S. Supreme Capt. William Arthur, naval attache | ish lecation at Washing Mw of the U.S. $ WILLET & LIBBEY, Sixru Srarer axp New Yore Avenve. SpaaGueE Squanc. =| YARD. |Nourmeax Linexry Manxre sqranm, oo MILWAUKEE BEER. hoax. been EXAMINATION OF LEFROY. NDON, July 15—The examin ition of A. Lefroy, accused of the murder of F. J. Gold, ina com- og Bt The German Orphan Asylum. RESIGNATION OP PRESIDEN? KRATT. ‘The board of ee eee am have accepted -the- resignation o! le Sp ett, woateet ana la considerati ion of his THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY. i For sale in Botties by Dealers throughout the District, 4 mad in Casks andBottles by the Ageut— ae p * DEPOT, 1212 TO 1224 29TIE STI: SW Teveruoxze Coxsec | resi ; Sonti Casolina, and im the elty.