Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1881, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. an} 11th 8t., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, AMS, Pres't. a ‘own account, at 10 cent per ._ Copies at the counter, il—postasre prepaid—50 cents a mont months, $3. {Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., a8 second-clags mai] matter. | postage prepaid. "Sis uhutaa $L Torcose for oe Sivan [Yo copice tor $15, tae go. it menths, cop af®,,Ail mail mbscriptions must be paid in advance: paper tha or. of advertising made known on applicati INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR. PLAE AMUSEMENTS—Sth page. ATToRNEYs—Ist page. AUCTION SALEs—ith and Sth pages. Booxs, &c.—ith page. Boarpixc—ith page. Boors anp SHoes—ith page. Bustxess CHANCES—5th page. Bvinpexs’ SuPPLies—ith page. Coustry Boarp—tth page. Crry Irems—8th page. DratHs—ith page. Dry Goops—sth page. Epvcatrox—ith page. FAMILY Suppiies—ith page. Fok Kext (Rooms)—tth page. For Rent (Houses)—éth page. For Ren (Miscellaneous)—4th page. For SALE (Miscellaneous)—4th page. For Save (Houses)—4th page. GENTLEMEN'S GoODS—ith page. HOvUsEFURNISHINGS—Ist page. INSURANCE—4th page. Laptes’ Goops—sth page. Lost anv Fousp—tth page List or Lerrers—6éth page. MARRIAGES—5th page. Money To Loax—ith page. MeEbicAL, &C.—ith page. PEnsonal—tth page. PRorEssionaL—5th page. PIANOS AND ORGANS—5th page. Prestes, Excursions, &c.—8th page. Ch ¢ Loening Star, V° 58—N°: 8,896. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1881. TWO CE) SPECIAL NOTICES. THE EVENING STAR. DRY M. E. CHURCH, 4TH AND G “© streets. To-morrow, 11 a.m., Rev. J. R. Bas, D.; at 7:30 p.m., Rev. W. H. SeTTLEMYER. r “UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, MASONIC TEM- TOP ae comncr Sth-and ¥ streets.” Bervicen To-mor- wat li am. Sermon by Hey. W. D. SIRGFRIED. inday rch6o! at 9:30 a.m. aseae ‘REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MASONIC ‘TEMPLE—Reyv. AntHur Foster, or.—Her Prof. P. M. BIKLx, ‘of Pennsylvania College, Gettys- burg, will preach at'11 o'clock. i [ce CONGREGATION OF THE TABERNACLE.— ES" Preaching in the Westminster | Presb; Church, 7th street, between D and E streets southwest, Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock, by Dr. W. W. Hicks. It N. A.—Resular worship and preaching by Rev. Dr. 8. = D.D.. in Clty Hall, on. Sabbath, Oc tober 9, at Il a.m. and6 p.m. All are invited. it ea ASBURY ME PI a.m, Rev. N. M. CannoLt. "Delightful music Come. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, CORNER 14TH AND. S streets, Rev. R. R. SHIPPEN, pastor.—Morn ing at 11 a.m.: vesper services at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Strangers cordially invited. 1t* MOUNT VERNON PLACE M.E. CHURCH Sous comer, 9th and K streets morthweet.— Preach nz Stinday, a.m. ¥, JOHN A. KER: and 7-30 pam. by Rev ‘Manx. Public invited. * (Ce, METROPOLITAN ME. CHURCH, CORNER -E" Cand 4% streets.—The Pastor, Rev. R. N. BarR, h To-morrow at It a.m. and 7:50 p.m. Sun Lat’ J0a.m. Public cordially invited. It (2S VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHUR “© Preaching To-morrow, at ll a.m., by Re 5 SertLemyen, and at 7:30 p.m. by Rev. Victor Mit- sters of the Maryland Synod of the Lutheran ‘All cordially invited. it HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH, COR. 9Ti DOUBLE SHEET. Washington News and Gossip. Government RECEIPTS To-pa¥.—Internal rev- enue, $599,639.31; customs, $981,271.40. Tne TaLLapoosa arrived at Portsmouth, Va., last evening at six o'clock. Warre House Emptores.—Of the regular White House employés, Sheridan, the mounted ED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF | messenger, Charley Loeffler, the President's doorkeeper, and Mr. Rickard, one of the ushers, are now doing duty at Senator Jones’ residence in attendance on President Arthur. Tae GARFIELD PHOTOGRAPH FOR QUEEN Vi0- ToRIA.—No decision has yet been made by Mrs. Garfield as to the photograph she will select to send to Queen Victoria in response to Her Majes— ty's request for one of the late President. It is to be the very best possible tobe procured. Gen. Swaim. who went to see Mrs. Garfield at Mentor Wednesday has consulted with her about it. Nava News.—The Trenton arrived at Funchal, Madeira, September 15th, en route to the United States. She would sailon the following day. The Richmond was at Panama, September 27th, haying arrived from the East Indies. The Pow- hatan arrived at Key West this morning on her way to Boston. She will leave Key West this evening. Allare well on board. The Senate CAUCUSES OF BOTH PARTIES '0-DAY—BAYARD UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN BY TH® DEMOCRATS AS THEIR CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE SEN- ATE PRO TEMPORE. : The republican and democratic Senatorial cau- cuses met at the Capitol at about eleven o’clock this forenoon. There was quite a full attend- ance at both of them, not more than five demo- crats and four republicans being absent. The three new Senators—Me=sra. Lapham, Miller and Aldrich—were present at the republican caucus. After remaining in session an hour or more, discussing the situation, the republicans appointed a committee to confer with the demo- crats on the general subject of organization. The caucus then took a recess for an hour. But little disposition was shown in the republicar caucus to offer any unreasonable opposition to the election of a democratic president pro tern- pore before the new Senators are sworn in. The drift of discussion pointed to a respectful and firm protest against such action on the part of the democrats and not to filibuster to prevent it. The democrats have decided to proceed with the election of the president pro tempore as the first step on Monday next. Mr. Bayard was unani- mously determined upon as their candidate. It was decided that immediately after the chief clerk shall call the Senate to order on Monday, the resolution to elect Mr. Bayard shall be sub- mitted. After having decided upon this first step, the democratic caucus got into a discussion as to whether they can elect @ secretary before the swearing in of the new Senators or not. Some of the democrats insisted that the ne elected Senators must be sworn in immediate! An Alleged Pension Office Ring. ASCANDAL GROWING OUT OF THE BLACK CASE— ASTOUNDING FRAUDS CHARGED—WHAT COMMIS- SIONER DUDLEY SAYS ABOUT IT. Publication was made both in this city and other cities this morning of an alleged develop- ment of a scandal in the Pension Bureau, the substance of the scandal being that the recent detection and prosecution of Geo. W. Black—of Buckley-Black fame—for presenting a false claim for a pension, had led to the discovery of a sys- tematic scheme of plunder, operated by a ring of clerks inside and agents and forgers outside of theoffice. AStarreporterlearned at the Pension office to-day that investigations had been started on account of Black’s arrest, as it exposed the fact that it was possible to get a fraudulent claim through the office. These investigations have not been finished. The statement that the spoils of the ring amount to millions of dollars is discredited in the Pension Office. This statement appears to have been based upon an oft-repeated declaration of the late commission- er, Mr. Bentley, that thousands of pensionclaimns were fraudulent. The plan of operation of the alleged ringsters was to ascertain what persons in the army had not yet received or applied for pensions. The information thus gained was then given to confederates on the outside, who got up a claim to fit. This claim was passed by the ring inside and confirmed and paid, those in the pool, inside and out, dividing the spoils. Whatever the extent of the operations of the alleged ring may be, the Commisioner is not ready to make any statement about it, for he says, “I have not been here long enough to find out all about it.” A Star reporter called on Com- Telegrams to The Star. ARREST OF AN INDIAN ASSASSIN. ee fige leave Philadelphia on the night of OUR FRENCH GUESTS GONE TO NIAGARA. REPRESSIVE MEASURES IN RUSSIA. The Cibicn Indian Fight. ARREST OF CAPT. HENTIG'S MURDERER. Tucson, ARIZONA, October 8.—A special dis- patch to the Citizen 'from San Carlos, dated yes- terday, says:—“This morning Col. Tiffany ar- Ashay, who, Wadiski and other friendly Indians, say is the murderer of Captain Hentig. In his examination by the Indian agent he ac- knowledged being in the Cibicu fight, and firing He also said that he was ofthe party which killed Turner and Moody at Middleton's ranche, but says he did not go to the ranche. He says Askealte and Montayosh commanded the party, and that Joctah fired one ‘Askealte is now a prisoner Joctah was badly two of the first shots. of the fatal shots. with the Sanchez band. wounded in the fight, and is now a prisoner. Montayosh is one of the prisoners who from the military here last Friday night. Ashay | says that Deadshot, who was taken by Col. Tif- fany a few days ago, was one of the leaders in that the Cibicu fight lasted about two hours, and he confirms the fact of the exhumation and mutilation of the dead soldiers. He was turned over to Gen. Carr. Last night the Cibieu fich CITY AND DISTRICT. Yorktown Centennial Notes. Firet Lieutenant Eugene Griffin, corps of ent gineers, has been ordered to report to Major General W. 8. Hancock, U.S.A., for temporary duty in connection with the Yorktown centen- Mlal celebration, ‘ revised official m for the Yorktown Centennial will be submitted by Col. Corbin te Senator Johnston, of the Yorktown commission, late this afternoon for final approval. The gram, to be published in pamphiet form of 200 get and issued next Tuesday, will be sold at cents a copy. It will it airy conta PY. It will not ‘be gratuitously PENNSYLVANIA AT THE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL. Col. Corbin to-day received advices from Pennsylvania that the 700 of the National Guard of that state, who will go to Yorktown, will escort the governor and his military staff, the state senate, the house of representatives. the Judges of the supreme and lower courts of the state and the mayor of the city of Philade pha, the October, arriving at Yorktown the fol- lowing morning. They will go aboard the steamer Galatia. The civic members of the del- egation will remain on board the Galatia, and the 700 members of the National Guard will go into camp. aes Government Affairs, THE CONTRACT POR RESURPA Commissioners’ office and made reply to the notice of the Commissioners, that the original contractors had failed to perform the work, and that he would be responsible for its fulfillment this season. There are about 25,000 yards of resurfacing. > Tue Wasnineton MoxcMent Socrety axpD THE Late Presipent.—At the last meeting of the Washington Monument Society a letter was received, asking permission for the Society of the Army of the Cumberland and those members of it who formed the guard of honor over Presi- dent Garfield's remains, to place a memorial Stone in the monument. Advices were also re- ceived from Nebraska and Nevada in relation to memorial stones to be presented by thosestates, Appropriate resolutions respecting the death of President Garfield wereadopted. It was decided that the flag on the monument be suspended at half-mast, and the monument be draped in oF Pxtreets northwest. 11 a.m., reaching a ea ae PRoposats—sth page. M. of Mai by Rev. D. B. BAILRoADS—ith page, Reiiciovs Norices—tst page. Scuoot Books—Ist page. : : z as Asta i, | the agency scouts broke up Tiswin’s gang, five Makyianel 70, 03 8 A List or Anout Five Hunprep Posruasrers | after the election of the president pro tempore. es Daley to tay, ann yen ne miles north of here, and brought in the chief | Tae Voonoo Doctor, Wm. Warner, who re = ake ee “A. KING WILT, PREACH IN | 12 different parts of the country, whose commis- DONS ERENCELE SORE D: the alleged attonnding TrAnde. Phat ticle ™ | 22d two other indians. More arrests will be | cently was released trom jail, having served Ce New ese PRINS WILT EREACHIN | sions expire in October, November and Decem-| At this potnt Chairman Pendleton received a G made to-day. twenty-two months, was with Wash. Mergdeth said © Budiey, “represents me as sus- - t 11 g-mi-, giving his reasons for | her, is being prepared in the office of the first | Communication fron Senator Edmunds, inform | hecting ” trestea: clerke OVER 400 INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH. when the latter was arrested for stealing @ elec B, To-morrow, and casts discredit SumMeR Resorts—sth page. wz to the New * i San Francisco, October 8.—A dispatch fr ch Wednesd: i Fi 3 “5 a S ete Net = assistant postmaster general. It is not known | ing hin that the republicans had taken a recess | upon the clerks in my office very unjustly. |. SAN PRancisco, October 8.— dispatch from } chain on Wednesday, and turning states’ evi ante ae Sg Rhether any nominations to A these, expired | and were rendy to hear from the democrats as | A reporter who | met’ me” on the| Wileox, Arizona. dated yesterday, says: Ite- dence was sent to Jail as a wittiess. Warner o SGe- “Atioriaen terms will be made to the special session. to whether they had any communication to | street yesterday asked meabout the matter, and | P® m San Carlos say that over 400 Indians | has still twenty cases hanging over him. > ee northwest. Gee ue BEETS ¢ the | Make or desired to confer. Trespectfully declined to be interviewed. [have | #"€ Teported out. Sas aa hiee in Poller Court ns — 5 “cHURCH, & Is HE PRETTIEST DINGS OF no suspicions against those trusted with the acid Nene ot oun Warreror’s SiGN.—In the Police Cou = re R MED CHURCH, h DI P a : ‘0-day A SEWING MAcHrNes—Ist page. Ce pat, Sto lity etreet. Serv past week was that solemnized at St. Dominies | eonimuniontiny area eee eed can | Handling of clalms—either as examiners, chiefs | ____ Ol World News of To-day. this morning four white boys. ni THE TRapes—ith page. ing, at 11 o'clock. Preaching by Save ting Libel esteel i vat f or reviewers, and I will say for my clerks, that | S!WU-IST PUPILS IN A RUSSIAN MILITARY scHoor. | John and Edward McNally : KERS, &c.—sth pase. of inomsburg, Pa., and evening, at church last Tuesday morning, the contracting | a discussion followed, as it was urged that if the aabile ofioer: heey Loxpo, October 8.—The Berlin correspond- | man, were charzed with dest rivat: NOMI ainpece. Rey. W. C. Wie, of Lutheran Synod. parties being B. Fenwick Harvey and Miss Clara | proposition of conference be accepted the dein- | 80 public oficer was eve ee S Arlee | er tne Me ee man, were, charged with ‘destroying privat . z (Help) we. = lanche Robinson, representatives of old an r vith- ‘gh enicie! 5 ‘ Rciee dd f adris] WaAsTED Gituations)—ith page. by Ccrate must meet | the republicans with- | T hope to put a stop to all devious anddishonest | Constantine military school ha down the si c n 0 | from John Whiteford’s mission, practices in the prosecution of claims as fast as | 788Y nihillst proc Nie Ee ae comer of 2d and I streets, in Swampoodie. | Sr. parents,the couple left for an extended northern ‘ina each. | they come to my notice, and believe I can do so | 5.'6™- ~ — h an Wiew Of thts: iteford testified that he had been eae! = ai oe ee oaecte Couerence eamieht | Zoach. | without unjust suspicion of those under me. Bact, are adopting the severest measures. Mar-| very much annoyed by. the Catholic. a The reason that I declined to beinterviewed was | Kets and fairs are prohibited wherever there is | boys in the neighborhood, who — break well-known families of South Washington. | out any previously adopted program After a lunch at the residence of the bride's | on their part and in shape to abide by what WAnteD ( —ith page. lancous)—4th page. Coar—ith page. ==>, THE TRUTH OF GOD VIN FROM s conference. They argued that the democrats o ntervi he le: i st A a HOUSEFURNISHINGS tur bicker Cathceiamand Eaerten | THE Dewocnaric Paooram—The democratic | haga. majority, and it, was, thelr duty to zo | that I preferred not to talk, until knew more | {e least suspicion that the nihilists intend to hia windows “and doors, and lately he pits =SFURD Z ct in the Christadelphian Eccles t : : : 5 erings for their own purpose mzn'onthe door wis tt i : McCauley Hall, | plan, as agreed upon last night for the organiza- | right ahead with the elcetion of a President and | Concerning the case in hand. : n gatherings fo en purpo gn on his door, say sit in mass to break SECORATED TOILET SETS. | carts Tomarrowe at 1 areas aad ja strects south | tion of the Senate, is that when the Senate | the organization of the Senate; that the repub- | ,, “But these charges,” said thereporter. “alleze TROPA Gt CAS ae red “ones Better help the puor than break my ) fon 1s" | meets on Monday, and is called to order either | licans, under the same circumstances, would | that the governinent has lost millions of dollars | | The Earl of Carnavon, (conservative), speak- | door.” Last’ Monday nizit some one tore the = CHAPEL Hy, ConNeR | by the chief clerk ora Senator mutually agreed | adopt’ that course. All scemed td agree | through these frauds.” |=) Inga Derbw yesterday, ald the government's | sign down and broke his ar the wats pee enue etl a eae eer hee onl Bushes, emotion yt be mais to fee TE COn er ee eet wok (we cekorioituu | trusioctntrues {eamiot believe iat ties te | HOE SHAMeMNL The goverment of greek gone] and they were released on their personal bonds, Op.m. by Rey. D. S. LA Morre, | © is pore: zs any D! B any ring in this office, and I am trying to close | i8es had become a government of small perform- es will vote for Mr. Bayard, and the repubiicans for | plan of action; that if the question of organiz y ring , ying jo S, at 7. re th members of the Lutheran Synod. Seats free. vel 2 y whi . Public cordially invited. i Mr. Anthony. Mr. Bayard will be elected. Then | tion was to be submitted to conference andcom- | UP all avenues of approach by which frauds | ances. A most complete line of medium price English Toilet | Sets. Antique shapes just opened. FINE GOODS, ~ im rich Cut Glass. French and English Fancy Wares ad nd ‘Triple Piated Silver Ware, suitable for Ix THE Crimivat. Cover to-day Henry W. ) WEDDING PRESENTS. UARTERLY MEETING OF THE wo. | the new Senators will be sworn in. The demo-| promise it ought to go as a whole. BA 1B a UE et eS ie apap epee ye hoeseegpetataes agony Acomplete stock of avn Horeion, Mivsionary Society (Prostyienia) | erats will make no effort at the present time to CONFERENCE AGREED UPON. AGADOE TESS SHIT wr Os Toney and eteed | | Labo October = Se King anil seve |e Roos oon nee ee Mathias HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. Sill cquvene at 3'p-m., THURSDAY, October: Geen eens, Jf motion oe an ee At 2 o'clock the democratic daucus took are- | case. We think that through that case we may | Isters have started for the Spanish frontier. | Hunter, “driving over bridge; information r WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, SL WISEOGF, who has recently visited the stationsin | 6+. will vote fon A Banaue candidate. cess, after appointing a committee to confer with | discover some others of a similar nature; but, of | King Luis will meet King Alfonso at Valencia | quashed. John Frawley, cruelty to animals; os (hina and India, will address the meeting at 4. Pastas . the committee appointed by the republican cau- | Course, it would be improper to talk about sus- ne Alcantara, Spain. The two sovereigns will | motion for new trial filed. John J. Ricks, FASE OWNERS AND Bett DERs. FF eee ere a ET ct a the area cot, Set MARTIAL.) cus. Senator Pendleton Is chairman of the dem- | Pected cases until they have been thoroughly | Hen open the Caceres railway line. bs which the | violating, building regulations: forfeiture Se a a ee aR RY Loe C Wat. M. | Barks x.—To-morrow Holy | will meet at the cavalry depot, Jefferson bar-| ocratic committee to meet the republican com- erie feport to go Colonel Dudley | greatly shortened. bar; not guilty. Robert’ McNeliy alias cae me : “lofi | sermon, TT kum: Evening prayer Licuc Thiel acc] Packs, Missouri, on the 12th of October, for the | mittee, of which Senator Edmunds is chairman, | _,Whe ea: WO GOuGL Ob tadkes tena —_—»—— MeNally, grand larceny; bail fixed at $1,000 and ian POL ice andl sermon, 7:30 p.m. j Choral Services. All reaia a of put prisoners as may be brought before | and ascertain | what the republicans desire to | comer. What we dois open and above buard | _ The French Visitors go to Niagara Falls. tte djury presented an indict~ IN. ree. ily prayers, 6 p.m. y daye also atll am. | it: Major John Green, Ist cavalry; Capt. Louis | submit. The democrats not authorize their ay 5 bel ie bey 5 _ fi % Now receiving from best manufacturers in Europe | DAMP QUENraKD willyreachat iand7:30. 11° Tesson, assistant surzeon, U.S. army; tat | commiltes to enter into any urraugements or | Ald any one Is free to investigate it.” Wisleralate Here this tuseaion ae Wroeee Gann | Gee sory dischargers wanias teense large inveices of (>THE REV, DR. 8. B. SOUTHERLAND HAV- | Lieut. Charles H. Rockwell, 5th cavalry; 1st | agreement looking tothe organization, but di- Rufus Hatch on the Situation. ona special train. The running time of the train | Israel Green, cruelty to animals; do. DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN OF | to ruaq!Df Feturned from Europe will resume his duties | Lfeut. John W. Pullman, 8th cavalry; Ist Lieut. | rected it to report back to the caucus as soon as FINANCE XD CROPS. is 40 miles an hour, which wiil bring them to i =~ LATEST DESIGNS. Ghureh, Georsetown, tomorrow. Services atiiacie | Richard A. Williams, 8th cavalry; Ist Lieut. | practical the propositions of the republicans, By ogee 2 iagara Falls by 7 o'clock this evening. They | ‘Tae Ewercescy Hosrirat. axp Cexteat Dis Rich Cut, Engraved and Plain and 7:30 p.m. Rev. J. L. HaGux will preach in Mis- | Peter S. Bomus, Ist cavalry; Ist Lieut. Hoel 8. | _ The republican committee consists of Senators New toms, October? | sa aine on the. train on the way thither. A f physician GLASSWARE. sion chapel at 11 o’clock a. m. , i it" _| Bishop, 5th cavalry, and 2d Lieut. Charles G. | Edmunds, (chairman,) Allison, Logan, Sherman The funeral is over and political and senti- special hotel car being taken along for that pur- “ports for the month WIRE PLATED WARE AND FULL STOCK OF ce STH UES. 11 gENGHISH LUTHERAN | Ayers, 10th cavalry, judge advocate of the court. | and McMillan. The democratic committee 1s | mental strife have recommenced. The feature pose. The party will remain over Sunday at Number of per- HOUSEFURNISHING GUC AF CHURCH, corner 11th and H streets nonnwess — Pendleton, (chairman,) Garland, Voorhees, Pugh vias % ; { : 3 os EY Rev. Dr. Dos Pastor. To-mor Sunday) at .' . 4 “ to. hs . of the former is the corner of the half-breeds in | Niagara, and on Monday will goto Elmira onthe | sons treated_—white, males, 83; females, 76; M. W. BEVERI ES eee he ee ee ArrorsTeD BY PRESIDENT AntuUR.—President | and Davis, of West Virginia. ‘The committees th lican'atate cotiventions wiiahl to | Erie road, and then to Philadelphia, Washington | children, male, 20; femaie, colored, males, ( had._'atid Syuodical Commaiweion; at 730'p-m Ondine: | Arthur to-day appointed Mr. 0. P. Clarke to be | immediately met far the purpose of conference. | the republican state convention, which seems to and Yorktown. The entire party numbers sixty. | 65: females, 168; children, males, 41; females, 55, 90 NO. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AV Greater to Sunday Kehool Te ee! Ga aunt, Ad; | deputy first commissioner of pensions. This ap- | They are composed of men who-ere anxious to | be about equal to the corger in Hannibal and —_—_-— “| total, 530.’ Number of prescriptions, 1,923) maWwit Senn: gregees to Sunday School by Rey. Gno. it" | pointment is to fil an office created by recent | avoid any sort of contest over the organization. |St. Jo. The latter turns. on the point whether Train Robbers Sentenced. number of operations, 12; emergency cases, 37. : : law. Mr. Clark has beer deputy commissioner FAILURR OF THE CONFERENCE. the public shall shower its.charityonthe widow, rere Rock, ARK., October 8—Cox, tell id REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, See a eee of pensions for some time. At the last session} The two conference committees met in the alate out tothe Aftean ahons aaah chiran gut. | Stephens and Delaney, the Iron Mountain train | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF THE RED Cross.— And Other Summer Goods, in Lincoln Hall, to-morrow evenin: 30 p.m. Seve- | Of Congress it was enacted that there should f i A one em ee robbers, pleaded in the Hempstead cir- | A certificate of incorporation was filed in the AT NET COST FOR FIFTEEN DAYS, Ful fing addresses and good musictnay beexpected. |All | be another deputy commissioner of pensions, | 700™ Of the committee on private land claims. | ferers. | The newspapers battle over it and | Cuit eot seater lay, and were sentenced to the | Recorder of Deeds’ office to-day of “The Amerie Prior to packing them away for the winter. are invited. ‘ to be known as deputy first commissioner. ‘The | The democrats stated that they had no authority | atgue for and against without thinking how | Penitentiary fora term of seventy years each, | com Association cr tre Ran ome Biguen this fall Loar fare aot howe wanting Heating | Pgs~ PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL (REV. G. B.| appointment of Mr. Clark to. the new office | to enter into any conference with regard to the Hers eeexul tbele cohimeass wiuee be to Mfrs. Gar’! ‘The robbery occurred on the 22d of September, | js to secure the adoption by the : larly the RADIANT HOME, the best stove made. | northwest het sess ee coe ugh Hall, 14th street | leaves tne position of deputy commissioner va- | election of a president of the Senmte; that their | eld. five all pour alme to there wloncel ina | and the men were captured on the 28th. A | of the treaty of August 224. 1864, between Italy, ‘Alco, BR. LATROBES, SLATE MANTELS, | 1630—Sabbath services at 11 a.m.: Sabbath School at 3| Cant. It will be filled by President Arthur in | caucus insisted upon the right of the democrats | 889 I times more than we dos We meat 3 | special term of court was held to try them. Baden, Belgium, Denmark, Holland, Spain, Por= FURNACES, ke. Emi praxee mecting, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Allin: | the appointment thereto of C. B. Walker, of| to elect this official. ‘The republicans | thousand times more than we do. We need no —— tugal, Prussia, ‘Saxony, Wurtemberg and the ‘Do not buy until you see our stock. tere ted are cordially lavited to attend. 01-8, 19,22, 20 t* | Indiana. 7 replied that their pt sma to ee eine ie Gann Hint ae Four Miners Buried Alive. Federal Council of Switzerland, to obtain recoge ‘s (eo THE REGULAR MoTHLY /EETING OF confer with regard to the entire organization. ae bat a Sophias rat valid Tore San Francisco, October 8.—Further particu- | nition by the government of the United States, ast EVENT STREET NORTHWEST. UES ee EER oi EAGUE wall be held on | Tue Hazina at THE Naval AcADEMy.—Ad-| The democrats declined to consider the presi- financial ald and the motives assiened to lil lars, from Upper Lake, of the disaster at the | and to hold itselfin readiness for communication HE CELEBRATE Fe ot Me es tone dy at poms at the | riral Nicholls, acting Secretary of the Navy, to.| dency of the Senate as at issue at all, and | financial e i coon. | Sulphur Bank quicksilver mine state that the | therewith; to organize a system of national re- T CELEBRATED residence of Mra. Plant, 1000 B and 10th streets south. a is ry Navy, upon this basis the republicans refused | tions. Some hold that Mr. Field was in the con- two Chinamen who were at first reported to be | lief, and ly the miti, x th fens of importance min be diseoaca” Wren as busi. | day received the official report of the superin-| TPO, this basis the republicans 1 - | fidence of the doctors and knew that the wound i " Se ee a “SBELE MOTIOS, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE | Brenden" (it) aH, ONELL | tendent of the Naval Academy, in regard to fo,neld 8 conference, and the, committees sepa: | Tonia ye fatal. Othews believe that. le fanered ing of the thnbers and taceoed Coe crack: | Inge cansed by war, pestilence, fuinine and other a . He a a hast 1 seat he 4 fiftes ing, Presider re = » | ing of the timbers and man: 'o come up with | calamities; to collect and ditiuse informati heard ergs ES" AENOVAL A. X, BBQUSE: (ETOBNER. | visited pom the oungstern or fourth eaws-| oborted back the fete to thelr respective eau | thatthe, Uestdent, might resuver and that be | the ‘amrage although they were very seouny | snd ta eoeperae wrth aster ae THE CELEBRATED Building, Dvéreet, hear Gity Hale?” We’ 12" | men. Admiral Nicholls told the Star reporter | CU Ure. Others, again, claim that Mr. Field is a | mjured. Rib se reed on tee Pe ne ee B 5 ar Ci " rs : _ y 2 B at : = 2 who are all Englishmen, are Thomas Thomas, 5 aeuartcts Sean aaa SHINGTON, CANE MBPUING aggocta, | foi a he wuld net alow the epert to We | Mrs. Garfels Last Visit tothe White House | seisecrifciig and interested fiend. | These | James Week, William Bonnell and William Ton: | fixed at eleven, and Clara Harton, W. Lawrences ae es ‘Zonndry Church, Tithand G meets TUES. | should be made known as to the specificcharges | _ When Mrs. Garfield, when last in Washington, Geren inset tain. They are pumping air down to them, and | J. K. Barnes, A. 8. Solomonsand A. ¥. P. Gare DAY NG, October Ii, at 7 o'ctoc until it had been settled whether they were sus-| made her one to the White House since | “There was a great Cyrus who flourished 550 | Have all’ hands digging for them, but it is be- | nett are the corporators ‘Tur Best rx Use, at ae E. fined ov not by the investigation. | Mesald that | she left it with herinvalid husband, on Septem- | years before Christ; but history tellsus that a few | Heved to be impossibleto reach them beforethey | 7 oy oe ean ty Hh J. W. SCHAFER'S, 5 ns the third class had given their pledze not to] ber 6th, she expressed the desire to see, for the | years later he was defeated and slain. ‘The les. hard : Gerhold and Rosa Purks; Milton P. Boyd an 1020 7TH STREET, phy again indulge in the reprehensible practice of ; rus of our day is demonstrating the saying tional Cri teh, DAY, at 12 m. shat last time, the room where he had lain ill so Internat icket Mat w10 New Yor i sal ace : Catt , both of New Orleans; Wi wirnowe Of yarticij atu in the eeremoniesof the | hazing. ‘There had been no court of inquiry istory repeats itself.” After having laid eisatine Moyaiieas, both of Sow Oricans, War at Baltimore. Tickets at the Hall, {¢ 3 ‘ orround trip, | ordered. ‘The whole matter would. however, be | iong— the same in which she was also il for |e Atlantic cable, he became entangled in the | hii iDEtzita, October 8.—The international | ren Wallace and Eliza ( igo By order of Post Commander, Adjutant, | left in the hands of Secretary Hunt when he re-| several weeks. The triend who accompanied | Manhattan rallruad web. His pro and con ie . c= CO-PARTNERS! T 7 2 this day entered it lain. = vith E vickets | _RIVer Trape.—HarborMaster Sut rt turned to the city, which would be to-night | her says that when first they entered the room with Emmett and T. Hargrave at the wickets IVER TrapE.—HarborMaster Sutton reports : y 's to Samuel Tilden on a subject so prolific sick arrivals at the river front to-day as follows:— € corpartuership under the | Probably. It is not thought that any of the third | Mrs. Garfield looked go deadly pale she thought cial fraud are still fresh in the minds of | Tung’ Eumett. being causlt oat bee Cet | SloopsWave, W.E. Ward, Maziie, Fannie Southe A T-LAW, firm pare of SIMPSON UY, at 1005 Pennsylvania | class will be dismissed from the academy. she would faint, but with her customary self- of the investors and are not to be for-| howled ter. Charles Newhall followed | Td, and schooners J. W. Gillett and Annie 2 Columbian Law Building, Sth st., bet. Dand.F, | avenue, for the purpose of. carr; on an extensive ie eee control she maintained her composure and with | gotten ina day. Cyrus has slain himself, and | 2?" ved Saeed sep6-6m,1p INGTON, D. C. Stove, Range and Furnace buriness and dealing in fee THe Rete RN OF THE CabineT.—Secretaries | grateful feelings to those who had arranged | thehalf-breeds are claiming his body. shall be peeaned oe calls ‘from the former and | Blaine, Windom, Lincoln and Hunt were at the | the room for her coming, noticed the taste and as ean | Lowe, ali with oysters for market; sehr. How~ iy Hi the bob pul was immediately caught for noth | sox Dale, Phillipe, 188 tons of coel, W. Hl. Dawns : f er : Cyrus with sentiment and ancient | G‘¢iock ten of the American wickets had fallen | Scbt. Tillie, Mills, 156 tons coal. same: schr, Pe ae SON ue pid firm of SIBLEY & GUY and | Fifth avenue hotel, New York, last evening. | affection they had shown in its adornments. urn our attention to the intery for 55 runs, of which Tom Hargraye made | Lucy Ellen, Perry, 135 tons coal, Clark & Given; : Mo 10 WROID We a OCT SON, They expect to come to Washington to-day. |The bed was covered with choicest flowers, | between the learned and polished Mr. Garrett 29 and was then given "out leg | Schr. Cornelia, Feathersburg, 110 tous coal, Ste= . F. GUY, They met in pursuance of an understanding | beautifully arranged. and on the pillows rested | and the urbane and gentlemanly Wm. H. Van- before wicket ‘bowlall ‘Ghee The best stand phenson Bros; schr. Fanny, 6: 1005 Pennsylvania avenue. | made a week ago, when they went into the | @ picture of the dead President. derbilt. William H. did wrong in using turf) of the match sofar has been made by S. Har- | John Miller; schr. Kitty | Ann, ene ED HAVING ENTERED | country forrest and quiet. When they separated The Vice Presidency. slang to express his feelings. Honey-fusting is | graye and J.B. Thayer, jr. who runthe score | ¥00d, H.' L. Biscoe; long boat The {uio.8 copartuershup for the purpose of carrying | at that time it was agreed that they should go : ects crea le hot a good word. even though framed on the re- | 5°11 to 35. Thayer made ll and war eaueht |hound, Smith, wood, J. 0. on the Jewelry Business under the frm of to Washington together, andbethere in season | _R- WHEELER'S ESTIMATE OF THE POSITION. ility of the Trine. “The only way any | Gut ona long drive, Moreau and Dixon are tre | longboat Ada Lee, Weston, wood for H. I leave to inform their friends and the public gener. | for the spec ial session of the Senate. Vice President Wheeler used to express fre- | one can see to settie the question amicably is for | St the wickets and are batting. Dixon bas made | C¢;longboat Mary Catherine, Harris, wood for beg ally that they will open alarge and fine assortwient of quently during his term his contempt for the | each gentleman to resign his presidency in favor | 9 and Morgan 4. ‘The score is now. @5.. The | ane; longboat Blackhawk, Edwards, wood for Gcseer BOOKS BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED ____ SCHOOL BOOKS, &e. | = —__ ar ANGLIW'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE, goods in their line of business bout < KING 2 AS NTS a A z a i * igioatiy Bente wane ee ie he ne OCTOBER 20en, Tx Marixe THE AssessMeNts upon delin-| inactivity imposed upon him by the natural con: | othe other. ‘Thus Mr. Garrett would become | Americans’ first innings closed at 130, the last | J- 0. Carter; schr. Gen. Talbert, Colemian, 90,000 Cash paid forall hindeot Hooke: Pam etn ke. o13-3m | Hi, 209,Tempesivania aventte horthwest, andre-| quent banks they are always given by the) Giionsc the ema he Held Tear con president of the New York Central and Mr.Van- | wicket falling for a total of 71 rans, feet iumber for mai Se ee | one paeseiae internal revenue burean the benefit of an: 2 ae lerbilt president of the Baltimore & Ohio rail- eben ss = FH POUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS AND | o4-t.tn.n2W pH doubt which may exist. A bank in Philaded. | Most monotonous one, and often saying that ex- road, with all its branches. Each could then The Markets. Heya erord feoen a Saigrecweay 4 Mende SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ‘The largest and most complete stock of SCHOOL BOOKS for Public and Private Schools. Wholesale and retail, at phia assessed re LADIES! DOYXOU WANT APURE, BLOOMING COMPLEXION? Afeo, afew applications of Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM ‘Will gratify you to your heart's content. It does away with for $20,000 has had the assess- | cept for the rare occasions when he had had the | see how it is himself. BALTIMORE, October 8—Virginia 6's, consols, | Bridgett Hassett to-day, entered suit by L. A, se te was doubtful whether | opportunity to give a casting vote his name | | We ive the receipts of wheat during the last | 81; do. second feries,%:, do, past due coupons, | Raitey ayainet the B&O. It RCo, for $20,000 ad willfully avoided the law or had | never appeared in the records of the Senate | three months at the four primary winter wheat © ee REOnI. Ocoee dea GO ania. | damages, alleged to have been. sustained bj norance. It isa little strange | during his term, and there was nothing to show | receiving points: dling, 1%. Flour without quotable change, | Plaintiff on the 9th of October last, being knock es found that of two banks | that he had taken any part inits proceedings. | Receipts of wheat at Indianapolis, Detroit, To- | Wheat, southern steady; western lower. closing | pil'a train at Ivy City, causing him to fall, and adjoining one has complied with the law in every | He said that he thought the best thing ever re- | ledo and St. Louls, for July, August and Sep- | firm—southern red, L43ai.4; do, amber, Lisal Oy | the wheels of tue tran to pass over his leg, Tespect white the other is away behind. Mr. C. | marked upon the Vice Presidency was Benjamin | tember: No, 1 Maryland, 1.5734: 2 western winter red. necessitating amputation. W. Moulton, of Cincinnati, yesterday filed an| Franklin's suggestion that the title by which Bush. | and October, 1.48 asked; Novembe = elaborate argument before Commissioner Raum, | that officer should be addressed ought to be 28,326,767 | December, 1.00al.5534; | January Tue Comer rx Leo.—The Smithsonian Inst in behalf of the banks, on the subject of the! “His Most Superfluous Highness.” It must, 12,000,777 | ca aoiveanutheen whine: Ge. Ge tution has received from W. R. Brooks, of New- taxation of call loans. The commissioner has | therefore, have been a little aggravating to Mr, Fo 205.999 | Western mixed, spot_and October, 7 rt, R, L, the announcement of the discoy already informally decided that question in| Wheeler to observe.the opportunities given from | Decrease in 1881 . - Sap ion dre Ys very : fe Oi by him at Newport on the 4th of October, 1881, ae aa | at 2:45 o'clock a. m., mean time, of @ conet im vember, 73% favor of the bank: the first to his immediate successor to take an Figures never lie,except when manipulated to | stead; Leo, in ten degrees west by north of Regulus. Tr Ovexcomes THe Fiusuep Arreanaxce or Heat, | Kansas, will proceed to Columbus barracks, | politics, ent wildness of speculation. The confiding pub- jeseion tly f eee eee ner higher, 19420 for Wall Street To-day. Saree aan Bxcireneee. Ohio, and report for temporary duty at that fee WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, 2 428 Seventh street northwest. _ ‘CHOOL BOOKS ror PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS SaLLowsess, RepNess, Pruries, BLoTcues, f AT LOWEST PRICES. site Hams, 3d infantry. now at Fort Leavenworth, | Vice President he was a central figure in national | failure of the crops does not warrant the pres- | Visions quiet and unchanged. Butter” firm— WM. H. MORRISON, “southern, 50333: : vy | etive part, the Senate being a tie, In its delib- | prove that 2 and 2 make. 7, 9, 11 or 18, or some | mixed, ius): Pennsylvania, sous Ree a Diszases Asp IMPERFECTIONS OF THE SKIN. scond Lieut. Arthur Wil | erations, and that throughout is brief term as | Laualiy absurd arithmetical proposition, But the | essier. Hay unchanged anid quiet. “Pros Rio cargoes. ordi-| New York, Oct. 8.—The Post's financial arti- firm—A soft, 104. lic is on stilts. It is fed on the most absurd and | nary to fair, Gall. Law Booxseteen np STATIONER, OHN MORAN, J HN MORAN, 2126 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND $28 97H NonTHWEST, | hason hands large assortment of the best makes of | Cox, Whiteman & Cox's Celebrated Splen- by and other RANGES aud HEATING | LATROB! did and K STOVES, 3 y F RNACES, &e. PLUMBING, TIN-ROOFING, JOBBING, STOVE REPAIRS, &e. rms reasonable. E, with all the fixtures, $14. Prices and ANo. 7 RA: $2" Connected to Telephone Exchange. o6-1m,1p HH{*¥4np & HUTCHINSON, S17 NINTH ST T, BAVE AN EN THEIR LINES. FURNACES, RANGES, LATROBE STOVES, SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, &c. GANITARY INSPECTION AND THE REMODEL.- OF DEFECTIVE PLUMBING IN CITY RESIDENCES IS MADE THE ING AND MODERNIZIN SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR BUSINESS. ‘BP We give Favorable Estimates for Now Constrne- SIVE STOCK OF GOODS IN ALL A Lapy or Tumry APrean wut Twenty! ral, gradnal, and perfect arv its effects that impousible to detect its application. AND MRS. LUCIEN COLLIERE’S ‘rench, English and chool for Boys, ‘Will Reopen_on MONDAY, 0C' sh, at 1538 TS x3 For further and full particulars sud circulars apply to L. E. C. COLLIERE, A. Professor of the French Language. (Translations done.) : oy eS EURERA SPRINGS WATER (from Arkansas), nuntt, Deer) Hock, Geyser (Saratoyn), Te- we Lick, Bedford, ‘Saiurian, Michigan,’ Con- #rese Water, and other Natural Waters, freshly received, aud for sale‘on draught at MILBURN'S PHARMACY, m5 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. GAS FIXTURES. | _E. F. BROOKS, with Mitchell, Vance & Co. ous and quarter of # century practical experience, T can, ineet all competition and fell at LOWEST 1 i ne res ree ALE mense Stock. Fine selection. Retort Gas Stoves, Guced rates. mi E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th street. MACHIN __ SEWING Machine, we wil extremely iow fizures, Sinver Drop Leaf aud Side owe Wheeter & Wilson ‘* ** 10 ‘The above Msohines good as new and ere all warranted for three yeare. Instructions given free. esiy if you want areal hanyain at OPPENHEIMER’S, 528 9th street, St. Cloud ‘cor. F northwest. Agchit for the new Victor & Weed Machines. a2 } MACHINE AGENT LEAVES house, not cent on it You can buy precise. post. Leave for four months is granted Major Harvey E. Brown, surgeon, U.S. leave granted Capt. John D. Hall, assistant sur- | geon. U arn is extended three months. Leave for one year on surgeon's certificate of disability is granted Capt. Clarence Ewen, assis- tant surgeon, U.S. army, with permission to go beyond the sea. Leave for six months, from ember 23, 1881, on account of sickness, with permission to leave the department of Dakota, is granted Capt. S. T. Hamilton, 2d cavalry, Leave for three months, to take effect upon be- ing relieved from duty with the light battery of his regiment, is granted Second Lieut. W. W. Galbraith, 5th artillery. Capt. Chas. R. Barnett, assistant quartermaster, will report for duty at, Fort Brown, Texas, to relieve Capt. A. E. Milti- more, assistant quartermaster, who will report to the quartermaster General for orders. The lea granted Capt. D. D. Vanvalzah, 25th in- fant: , is extended five months, Fa.sS0Nal..—Many Washingtonians haye re- turned, within a few days, from their summer trips. Among them are Mrs. Ogle Tayloe, Judge and Mrs. Bancroft Davis, Judge Aldie, Mrs. and Miss Werden, Secretary Hunt's sisters, and Dr. and Mrs. Paltuer.—Mr. Coppenhagen’ and his bride, recently Miss Loubelle Embrey, of this | city, sail from Europe to-day for New York, which city will be their home in future.—Col, Rockwell’s wife will remain with Mrs. Garfield at Mentor for sometime longer.— Col. Robt. J. Stevens, Mrs. Stevens and Miss Carrie Stevens left San Francisco for this city on the 6th in- stant, after an extended tour on the Pacific coast. ——Mr. F. M. Ward, of Minnesota, of the money order division of the Post Office department, is very ill with typhoid fever.— Mr, H. H. Smith, journal clerk of the House of Representatives, returned from a visit to his home in Micni- . army. The | Ir 1s Rerurtep that President Garfield made the request before he died that President Arthur appoint Col. F. Rockwell ermaster Gen- eral of the Amy. ee E: TOR CONKLING CALLS ON THE PRESI- DeNT.—President Arthur received but few call. ers to-day. This because both democratic and republican Senators were in caucus. Among the early callers were Senators Saunders and Plumb and Justice Swayne, of the U.S. Supreme Court. About fifteen minutes after twelve o'clock ex-Senator Conkling, dressed with his usual care and looking in the best of health, called, and was forthwith admitted. He passed up-stairs Into the Jones mansiomand was clos- eted with the President for some time. The impression among Senators is that there will be no change in the Cabinet until December next. Between one and two o’clooksthere were no callers. At two o'clock. ex-Senator Conkling was still closeted with the Preattilent. Navat. OnpERs.—Cadet Engineer E. 0. Acker has reported his return home-and been placed on waiting orders. The ordersiof Passed As- sistant Surgeon H. 0. Ames to the Constitution and the orders of Passed fant Surgeon Howard Wells to the Sarat ave been re- voked. Commander R. Rk. Waliace to specal y duty at the Navy ment. Mid- | shipman R. O. Butler to the well on the 10th. Midshipman M. L. Read'to'the Wyoming. Master B. A. Fiske, from the Colorado and ordered to the Saratoga, Srcoxt Assisrant P.M.G, Brame to-day heard certain contractors in Wyoming"and Colorade, gan.—Dr. C. Pearson has returned from Eu rope.—E. V. Smalley. of the New York 7yi- bune, has married Miss Josephine M. Corday, an —— lady. This is Mr. Smalley’s second mar- whose iai! routes itis intended.to Gen biver lias adapted. the £0 te when a anticipated, aud of, furnish argument within opiniom there shou:d be no dit areumert by Col. Robert Ingef#oll in favor of false reports respecting crops, demand and ex- ort. Ps President Arthur will have his hands full. He must decide whether a half-dozenswindlersshall be allowed to take possession of the country, or whether it shall be controlled by the people: Rerus Hatcu. —_-o-__— Waiting for Guitean. THE WOULD-BE AVENGERS OF PRESIDENT GAR- FIELD'S DEATH. From the New York Sun, to-day. ‘The members of the little band who fish for bass in the neighborhood during the day and meet in Woolffs Old House by the Mill, near New Dorp, Staten Island, after dark, are still bent upon taking the life of the’ miserable Guiteau. During the lingering illness of Presi- dent Garfield they planned, in the event of his death, to send an in to Guiteau’s cell in the guise of a clergyman; but they were too closely watched, they say, and that scheme was abandoned. Charley Wolff is one oftheir leaders, He said yesterday: “Tl guarantee Guiteau’ll never get away alive. If he gets into the hands of the New Jer- sey authorities we're sure to gethim. We've got plenty of men with us in New Jersey who can shoot within an egg at sixty yards. I can do it myself, and if the chance comes to me I'll do it, and I don’t care what happens. We've got plenty of money offered us. One business house in New York has offered us $10,000 for dence, and I'm going there next week to see some of our members there. We've got men in Washington, and I tell_you our organization is still alive and active. If Guiteau tries the in- poly ew ac will us alive. I was in New York to-day to look at some hand are vheat, ls; oats, 4,165 bushels; nts—wheat, none; 980422 i cor Sasheiee Shi bushel ber 8, P. 9815-16; for the accou is, 4’a, 119%; exten: ‘ork Ceniral, 142! 34. Milwaul NEW YORK, October &—Stocks feverish nts firm. Cotton easier. i ‘ORK, October &—Flour dull and heay ‘al vent lower. Corn Roirite turpentine: so, | more than 6 per cent. Tune loans and prime * firm, tL, died 5's, 10134, Ei Wheat heavy and cle (1:40 p.m. edition) says: At the stock ex- change the early dealings were characterized steadiness and strength. U. 8. bonds advance 24 for all issues, with the principal business in R. R. investments were d and speculative, bonds were generally higher: The stock market advanced yal'y per cent, led. by Manhattan Elevated to 27 and L.& N, to $25{. During this time Reading was exception- t and fell from 67 to G63. Since noon the — market has been ly a this week, and few loans mercantile paper are nominally unchanged, The market for foreign exchange is quiet but fairly steady. From the N. ¥. World to-day. John Fallen, a veteran soldier, appeared at Lake. Evie and Pony the office of the District-Athoreay goreerie and Lack- | claimed to represent an ory of New ' Jersey | and sailors in this city who had been out of thelr bounty claims J. P. i <4 rong Beef Fallen said