Evening Star dated September 20, 1881

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THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Stnday, AT THE STAR BUILDIN: Northwest Corner Peansylvania Ave. and 11th St., by

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PRESIDENT ARTHUR'S LETTER OF A0c NOME IDENC The foliowing is the text of Gen. Arthur's let- ter of acceptance: | ack me...

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JAMES A. GARFIELD, Sketch of a Remarkable Life. James Abraham Garfield was born er | ih, i851, in a log cabin, in what was

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that Mr. Garfield, in the House of Representa- tives. after prayer by Chaplain Boynton, moved to dispense with the reading of

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uw THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Rerthwert Corner Pennsylvania Ave, and 11th St.,

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JANES A. GARFIELD, etch of a Remarkable Life. rtield was born November cabin, in what was then the wilderness of Orange,...

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— Mr. Garfield, in the House of Representa- ives, after prayer by Chaplain Boynton, moved to dispense with the reading of the

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VENING STAR. WANTED—HELP. THE E SPECIAL NOTICES. EDUCATIONAL. —— SEPTEMBER 2, 1n81.— THE ERS ANTED— ‘coo! UIRE, ‘a AL %...

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THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 20, 1881. 2d Extra. 3:45 O'CLOCK P. M. AT ELBERON. PRESIDENT ARTHUR...

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INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION OF ELECTRICITY, DESCRIPTION OF ITS FEATURES—OPENING RE- ViEW BY PRESIDENT GREVY—THE VARIOUS NA-...

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Law and Order. JEN. SHERMAN APPEALS TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF TUE UNION. The following card from Gen. W. T. Sherman, Qddressed to

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PRESIDENT ARTHUR'S POLICY. HIS LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE—WHAT WE SAID WHEN HE WAS NOMINATED FOR THE VICE- PRESIDENCY. The...

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__THE EVENING STAR. _| the Cubinet in Gen. McVeagh’s cottage, and th: Mrs. Garfield Not Hi. will leave Long Branch with the