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Reception 10 Arctic Explorers.

Lieut.. Frederick Schwatka and his assO-
cates Of the franklin search party were rendered
evening by the American biographical Society.
Around the front Of the platform large num-
Fr FRI and nsr Arso s and
over one OF tho stage entrances hung an American
dag with this Inscription; 1.-The iIst and only Ameri-
T. 1879, and the only American flag carried west Of
the one. hundredth meridian from the Atlantic
smaller American flag which had been In the Arctic
region with 1--WE different expeditions. Among the
gentlemen who occupied seats on tho platform were
Klutschak, and Frank Melms, the four white mon
companions of Lieut.. schwatka in the Franklin
petition; Gen. Nathaniel Micher, OF the Army; ".
Il. II. Moore, n; T.. Bailey. j. Carson Breyoort,
@ Dws oS nksr
thur, ROYAL Navy; william Remssn. the Rev. N.
Bjerling, Gen. George W. Cullum, Gen. Egbert
key, VII Harlow low NJ oyt r. 4. Stout. ANA and Ella, T.
opening address, in which he showeivd praises upon
Lieut.. schwatka and his associates far the successful
result Of their long Arctic search In deciding the
question of Sir John Franklin's fate. He then In
PRODUCED the Lieutenant, who read In very low tones
an Interesting IN, paper giving, ~ condensed form
he and his party successfully performed and In which
they penetrated much nearer to tho North Pole than
any previous exploring expedition I1is Journey was
the longest made and the first conducted through
the heart of an Arctic winter, pronounced by the Es-
quinIaux themselves to have been exceptionally
severe. The coolest temperature ever recorded by
white In the field experienced by Them there
being sixteen days when the average temperature was
1000 below the freezing point Fahrenheit. and twenty
seven days when II was below-80e Fahreneit. On
occasion the mercury fell t0-7io At the close OF
Lieut. Scbwatka's remarks about thirty stereoptcan
views were thrown upon large curtain and explained
by the Lieutenant They were rough draw ings, made
by members OF the party OF SCENES and incidents OF
the expedition Col. Glider then told the history OF
some OF the relies exhibited, and then DIR. Isaac
Hayes was introduced and delivered an interesting
address about Lieut.. Schwaka's expedition and
others which had preceded 1t.
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he sunlight on wsveless sea

The sunlight ON waveless sea
In softened radiance fadeth slowly.
The folded Hover, the mist-crowned tree,
Proclaim the gathering twilight holy.
II Is the hour when Passion bows;
A solemn stiffness round US fingers;
Aud on our wildly throbbing brows
We feel the touch Of angel fingers.
II Is the hour when lovers fond
dor love Its native air Is breathing)
prape with fair hopes LIfe's drear beyond,
Gay garlands for tie future wreathIng.
II IN tue hour when In far land
The wanderer, tired OF ceaselesS roaming,
Longs for the clasp Of kindred baud,
And the dear hand enwrapt In gloaniDg.
II Is the hour when mankind hears,
Amid Earth's mingled means and laughter,
Chords which win swell when unborn years
Are buried In the great Hereafter.
-Ch0mberS's Journa
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Arre.ted on su.nictou.

On Friday gentleman by the name of
Somers. Of Dorchester county, Md. was victimized
out of $500 In the streets Of Baltimore by confidence
men. Mr. Somers at reported his loss to the
baltimore authorities, who notified the police of this
city TO look out for the whose description they
telegraphed. ON Friday night Detectives McDevitt
aud Noss arrested two akirs who had been doing the
Frederick city fair, as the suspected parties. Mr..
Somers sent for and reached the city last evening"
but failed to Identify the accused the guilty parties
The names Of the men were James keane and James
Harris They We're set at liberty and Immediately
al town.
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Jacksan nemacrats.

The Jackson Democratic Association held
o meeting last night at Cosmopolitan Hall, Mr.. John
e. Norris In the chair, with Mr.. s. p Moses rs Sec
rotary. Arrangements perfected for the attend
ance of the club to- night at the ratification
meeting In Alexandria, Va. Three boats have been
secured. and the association headed by band Of
music, will leave the corner OF Eighth and streets
at :. 80 O'Clock. Messrs. g. Il. McBlair and Charles
X. SeDgstack elected members. The club Will
hold grand mass meeting Tuesday night In
front of the Imperial Hotel, at which time the news
from the different States viii he announced.
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Departure OF Republican strikers.

The outgoing trains from the city last
night took large number Of clerks and repeaters on
their way to the different States, to be on hand In
time for Tuesdays battle. At the Baltimore and
Ohio depot delegation OF the Towpath Club headed
by Lewis Clephane, engineered the radical ohorts
most of whom were bound for the West. As the
tbrong was getting aboard they admonlshed "a
vote early and often. At the Baltimore and Potomac
the New York express train unusually large con-
sisng of eleven passenger and five Pullman Palace
sleepers. good many of those who went on thi.
train were employees of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing and the Government Printing Office.
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Arrest Of Illegal Republican Voters tn
Ohio,

CLEVELAND, ONO, Oct. 30.-A sensat ion as
created here to-day by the Issue OF warrants for the
arrest for illegal voting OF two men prominent In
society aud business circles. one 10 Y. II. Chadwick
who married daughter Of II. X. winslow, iarg.
vessel owner, last February and settled here. Tie
other Is u. NJ. Grand, who was a candidate for the
Senate In Clarion county, Pennsylvania, two years
ago. but who moved his family here last May, being
secretary Of The Crucible Steel Company. Both
voted tho Republican ticket at the October election
Grant was arrested, but Chadwick has not yet been
found
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fremont House.

Parties desiring 10 locate for the winter
WI, WIN n9d ms fremont most desirable place The
Portable aud hone-like table tile best and rates rs
low the lowest.
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Runaway Boys from Brooklyn.

Last night Detective McDevitt arrested
two boys who were acting in suspicious manner.
lie took them to police headquarters, where they gave
their names Charles IOckett and Emerson Little
wood. They told the officers that they away from
their parents In brooklyn, N. v, about six weeks
ola
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That Awful Infant.

so, Mr.. Lingerie, you've got on your
frockled stockings! - exclaimed sweet child on the
Ocean House piazza, where that gentleman was the
centre Of an admiring feminine group, land Cousin
julia slys they Just match your complexion
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(IREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS, sPLENDID
SCENERY, MAaNIFIcENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington from Depot, corner OF Sixth
and Streets rs follows;
For s rii,snnrg and the West 800 a. m;, with
1910 a. m. daily with Sleeping Cars from Pitts
burg to Cincinnati. st. Louis and Chicago; $3.50
BALTMoisE AND ToToMGo 'l RAImiE;Ap
For canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Ta SSrn car $50 70 HI daily except sunday
except Saturday. with Palace Cars 10 Canandai-
qua: For williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmir.,
For New York and the East 10: 40 a. m, 10 and 10000
p. M. ON Sunday, 1000 p. m.
Limited Express Of Pullman parlor Cars, $40 %. M
For brooklyn. New York all through .ralns connect
az o 1eissy d Gty WIN ,l boats o. ,bIookyn Anex
Ing donIle ferrIago across New York city,
For rhiladepha, ioi loa. 10, S;4oaud 10 90 IN.
ON Sunday, $40 and 1890 y. m.
Liniied Express $3.50 .. m. daily except sunday.
For Baltimore, $40, 500 .. M, $780, io:ao a. IN.
and 2;lO, I2O A; 40, 5;i0, 1880, and 10 90 n. IN, ON
sunday, $500 a. m, io;ioa m. ,5sAo, $780, and
1000 y. M.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, d.ioa. m. and iio p daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AMI FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
s;25, 8, and iI;aop III. ON Sunday, 4, b. and
II u. M, and y. IN.
For kichnond and the South, z a. Ia. daily, and
$500 y. M. daily except sunday. -"
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, q, 8, 10 A.
NJ, 1850, ., o, =, and 1905 p. NJ, and ~ mid
night. ON sunday at 8 and 10 n. M, and p:O5
n.
Tickets, Information, Glonpiug aud I,aror- car ac-
coiln"da'iois can bo procured at the olces-north-
east corner Of 1hirteenih street and PenpsyIyania
avenue northeast corner If Sixth street and PennsyI-
wanna avenue, and at the depot, where orders can lie
hotels aud residences $3.50
1. y. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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Aatualics.

The question is where the next annual re-
gatta OF tho National Association OF Amateur Oars
men will be held Is to be decided at the December
meeting. Newark, Nd, and this city are the places
most mentioned, and as very hatering Inducements
have been held out TO the executive committee by our
citizens 1t 10 not unlikely that our city WILDE selected
Messrs. Lee, Plaisted, Davis, aud Kennedy,
we-known professional oarsmen, win arrive here
early In November. They are ON their way South IA
take part In several regatas and II Is highly probable
| that race will he arranged between them 10 take
place ON the Potomac during their stay In Tie city.
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Packed with goods for winter wear will give
the public an idea OF the stock we carry. We show
more style and carry more stock than any two houses
III the District. \. saks Co., one-price clothiers,
BIG and 3is seventh street.
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base Ball.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
National Base Ball Club was held on last Monday
evening at Cosmopolitan Hail. the vice president Mr.
Charles +. White, in the chair. The absence Of Mr..
II. b. Bennett, the treasurer OF the club, from the
city prevented the reading OF his annual report.
BigelOw were appointed committee to audit the
counts OF the treasurer. MIR. X. nj. Drinkard gave
notice that at the next meeting he proposed to submit
the following amendments to the constitution:
changing the capital stock from 49, 900 to a. 5oo and
to divide the stock into 800 shares at
each. 1t was also proposed to make the number
Of directors Ave instead Of three The annual election
PRESIDENT r. G. Hewitt and g. il. Brown, vice presi-
dents; secretary, j. Y. Potts. treasurer, q. Il. Whte
board Of directors, X. NJ. Drinkard, IL. Q. Hewitt,
and NJ. Is. ScanlOn. An Informal discussion eDsucd
to tue nine for next the inclination OF all
being to retain many Of the past seasons players
as could be procured.
call has been issued by the directors of
the Cincinnati Base Ball Club for a meeting OF repre-
sentatives from the cities of Buffalo. Albany New
York, Philadelphia. Washington, and other large
towns where clubs are to be organized to assemble In
New York on Nov. T. for tile purpose OF organizing
| an independent league.
The Chicagos excelled the other seven
League clubs In batting and base running last season.
although they stood fifth In fielding. The Prov-
dence Club ranked first In fielding. while the Bostons
good second In batting fielding, and base run
ming although they came out nearly last In the cham
pionship race.
McGeary will captain the Clevelands for
next year. The nine OF the past season will he re-
tanned, with the exception of HanlOn and Hotaling
Nolan, Derby, Baker. and Bennett are talked Of IA
change pitchers and catchers. OF Baker and Derby
| We speak with authority. They play in Washington
In 1881.
Walking.
The fifth competition for the Ashley belt
starts Tonight. or, more properly, Monday morning
at A. NJ, The entries for this event are Charles
Roweli 1.-THE Champion and Blower Brown, Of Eng.
land, with William Pegrain, Harry Howard, and
John Dobler, Of this country II this match results
In favor of Kowe he then becomes the sole Of
the belt having won 1t in three successive matches
against all corners. The three representing this
country looked upon as the hest, barring, Of
course, Hart. O'Leary, Davis, Guyon, Hartmann
and lot of other noted pedestrians In London
looking after the Interests Of the American represent
atiyes. The occurs in Agricultural Han, as
before.
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A Co,nplete A.,or.meut
TWILIGHT's HOUR.

OF oyercoats, ulsters, and ulsterettes, all
styles aud shades represented. Eiseman Bios. corner
Seventh and T.. entire building.
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mirxiu.,s GERMAN Luun,,ry soan

Is perfectly pure, being made of carefully
selected stock, and is therefore the cheapest. Ash
yonr grocer for It, aud that you get only the gen.
uine article. trial will convince YOU of Its merits.
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IS Pants 10 Order.

An endless variety to select from. Eiseman
Bros., corner Seventh and Il, entire building.
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Cr to con per day a. home. samples worth %
Do " pkU free. Address srIssoN 4 Co., Port
land, Maine.
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Merit Appreciated
ADJUSTMENTS.

The most popular clothiers and taiors o
Washington Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and f
entire buillinp.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Mr.. !. Bowling, proprietor of the Ameri-
can store, " Seventh and streets invites
mense and fresh stock Of dry and fancy groceries, and
particularly TO his choice teas and cotees which he
offers at closest New York prices. MIR. Dowling's
large trade compels him To buy goods In his line In
large quantities.; consequently he is enabled to pur-
chase to much better advantage than the small buyer
and his stock Is ut the same time always fresh. An
inspection OF Mr.. Dowling's goods and prices viii
convince You that money can he saved by trading
fresh stock of self raising buckwhcat.
THE great sale of tapestry Brussels and
ingram carpets commenced Ivy Julius Lansburgh
ans seventh street, last Monday, great success
Crowds were unable TO lie accommodated. We advise
all whohaye not already invested to make speed
OvERcoArs and listers the largest assert
ment, at a. strauss, loii Pennsylvania avenue.
MKssRs. TRuNSEL. CLARK & Co., s03 Market
SPACE, invite the attention OF the public to their large
and seasonabe stock OF handsome dress goods. which
they offer at prices to suit the times careful peru.
in another column viii we repay any reader The
OF this hrm has the newest and most desirable
dry goods to be found In this market, and the court
cous attention Of clerks and the fair dealing of the firm
has won them hosts Of patrons which has made this
house one OF the most solid of the city.
ELECTION Returns latest and most re-
liable dispatches from every state In the Union will
bc received by Messrs. Driver scbohed, at l3i3 !
street, on Tuesday AMI "Wednesday next-during the
day by poster and at night on Illuminated canvas
Direct wires win be run into their establishment 81
that communication will he direct, and the news re
caivel will he the earliest. The public invited
PRINCE ALBERT Frock Coats Vests e
MATCH in granite, diagonal, and worscd. They ar,
n,de and trimmed and nj equal to those which arr
custon,-mndc. At A. strauss, loll Pennsylvania
avenue
POPULAR SHOE HOUSE. Windscr's Shoe
Parlor, iies New York avenue, are selling the bes
shoes In the city, and his prices are most reasonable
.1.DnG for tay1a faat "a
SPECIAL NoTioB.-A fresh supply of pur,
Norwegian cod liver oil at Drew S drug store, corne
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue, ut 90 cents pc
fun pint bottle.
CASHMERE and Cheviot suits at loU price
at A. strauss, iol1 Pennsylvania avenue.
F. D. MA1TBY, model maker, 517 Seventh
street.
TAPESTRY BGussEIs 90 cents, and all-woo
carpets Mt GO cents, attract many to the hanisom
carpet, house Of Julius ansburgh Si5 Seventh street
Continually crowded from morn till night. He seem
Ia have iul sway.
MUSICIANS and others should read the ad
Nartisement of w. q. Metzerott & Co.. Pennsyva
avenue between Ninth and Tenth str esi
Horse BLANKETS. horse covers, lap robes
inhher blankets, coats, etc. ETC., at Wheelers, 20
Seventh street.
BOYS and Childrens clothing at a
Strauss, loll Pennsylvania avenue.
J. p. TnoMrsoN's wine room, 943 d stree,
Merit Appreciated.
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THE great sale of tapestry Brussels and
ingram carpets commenced Ivy Julius Lansburgh
ans seventh street, last Monday, great success
Crowds were unable TO he accommodated. We advise
all who have not already invested to make speed
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Notary Public, Kings county.

GUY Of Washington, District Of Columbia, SIS. =
Samuel stannon, Of said city, being duly sworn says
Garfield and gentleman they called Mr. Parsons out
To Governor Shepherd scountry residence certain
Sunday about the LIST of June, 1877; that after coming
out of Governor Shepherds house to return to WASH
ngton the gentleman named had some conversation
at the carriage door with Governor Shepherd and All
other gentleman who came out of the house to see
them OFF, and that he remembers the circumstances
OF the VISIT because II the first time he had
been ont to Governor Shepherds place.
SAN STANTON.
Sworn and subscribed TO before this 18th day Of
October, A. ID. 1850.
j. +. RILEY, Notary Public.
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Independent Order Mechanics.
On Monday Morning
SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

We shall offer several novelties in over
coats. A. Saks 4 Co., one-price clothiers, 36 ant
3ls Seventh street.
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Four Floors and basement
Stocked with every variety of clothing. Else
Bros, clothers and tailors, corner Seventh aud
u, ontiro building.
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TAPESTRY BEussELs 90 cents, and all-woo
carpets ut GO cents, attract many TO the handsome
carpet house Of Julius Lansburgh Si5 Seventh street
Continually crowded from morn till night. He seems
Ia have iu sway.
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MUSICIANS and others should read the adj
Nertsement of w. q. Metzeroit & Co.. Pennsylvania
avenue between Ninth aud Tenth str as
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POPULAR SHOE HOUSE,. - Windscr's Shoe
Parlor ilcs New York avenue, are selling the best
shoes In the city, and his prices most reasonable.
Soft shoes for tender feet specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07

State bonds dull, with sales only OF South
Carolina S. nOn-fundabie at 3li04lL Louisiana
consols are quoted 1880; Tennessee g., old, 3o@
az; new, 32035, and new series 3lG33.
A well-distrlbuted business and at advancing
prices was done in the JUNIOR bonds of railroads
while the business done IN the irst-class bonds was
small. bnt at full figures. Eric second consols were
less a feature than usual the dealings III them
amountin p ONLY to S5I2 900, between S9l2 and 30
closing at the highest figure, against 1878 saturday
aud the funded IS sold at 50 b. against s32 fHdav'
Rome. WATERFOWL and OgdeDsburg hrsts rose - 10
G53s C., c. and !. c. frsts IS to 81 D. and incomes
| per cent TO 4Sl4G49 New-JerseY Central incomes
per cent to So and Chesapeake and ONO hrNts'
series b. 17s to 7Ol2G 703s and currency interest
debts lls to Al 1s Mobile and ONO first deOentures
were in demand at from S2li upto s3l2; the second
debeutures were firm at 5Ol9, and the fourth de-
bentures rose from 80 to 36ll ONO Central incomes
advanced from 5Ol9 TO 5ll2, Lake Erie
and Western incomes from 65ll TO 81 ana
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville incomes from
62Io 10 3d. Oregon Railway and Navigation hrst
g. were strong rising from l0l 20 l0l Denver and
Rio Grande frSts were in actI9e demand ara tIe a
prlce advanced from 107 10 l0''s me coh,ois pe-
ing 81 higher at 973s. Kansas Pacinc e0nsois were
Is easier at 96'a. -o, oo- 90, hoI
The Sub-lrelsury to-day gainsI ,o:5YI on pal
once made up by coin gam OF TSl'"O, less cur,
Tencv loss Of S45.3J9. This makes the htal
gain since Friday $33l,9l4. Money today ruled
Steady at 90 per cent for call loans. with an dOun'
dant supply. The European steamers arrived SINCE
saturday brought Sl45,o0o IN goa pulloh v ann
tnrs,,u coin lie domestic exchanges on New-IOrk
at the places named are quoted as follows: sayan-
nah Ssa y discount Charleston 3lG discount To- a
premIum; New-Oreans, commercial - 'o ms ms
connr. bank FL 80 premium; ST. LOUIS, 81 20
discount; CHICAGO. 81 2j0Tl discount; bo,-
ton. 40 cents discount. Inc United 81 Sta ares
Treasurer at Washington to-day receycd SSpoou
in National bank notes Tor redemption. The customs
receipts were 800 600 and the internal revenue me
receipts were $4,000. The tolio"1ng y ,no
clearing House statement to-day: Exchanges,
If 1iIol $50 balances, S413s0l5. TIE tIansac-
lions at he ub-IreasuTy covered: keceip pr
%dcn ~ OK 235. coin balance $50 Gl3.46
There is no change III the market Tor foreign ex'
chance busiuess beng duh aud rates steady on Tic
hasIs az fine following quotations:
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rose from lO7 to 100, but later sold at 1oeIa01o7

rose from 1O7 to 10s, but later sold at 1o6i29107.
The Hannibal and 81. Joseph stocks close un.
changed from Saturday for the common stock and
q per cent lower for the preferred. and st. Louis
and Iron Mountain, Missouri, Kansas and Texas
and tho Wabashes show little no gains IN the final
sales The coal stocks close with gains of from a
to / per cent. Central and Hudson re-
covered only late fl the day. but then it advanced
from 1919 to 1920 1922 Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy. Rock Island. Illinoi, Central. and
Chicago and Alton strong and from l2 to 2 pcr
cent higher, with small amount of trading. The
special feature of the market the general and
prOmIscuous buying, while the sellers were few IN
number-a circumstance that caused very general
belief that the long-ooked-for public at last
had made its appearance. and an indication
that made many who had been hereto
fore doubters believe that a yet higher
range of values would be established. A plethora
Of money the average operator no longer antIci-
pates a stringency and the high prices at which
Government and trst-class railroad bonds are held
form the burden of the arguments used IN favor Of
a general advance for all classes of stocks To-Day,
AZ least the argument was effective, and the market
closed very strong
There were no transactions in Government bonds
at the Boards Prices are firm, and the biddIngs for
the 4l2s are advanced Is per cent Annexed are the
closing quotations: