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THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINA.
TlON.
Special Meeting of the New York
Chamber of Commerce.

NEW YORK, July IA special meeting Of the
ehamoer OF commerce will be held today at l
p H.. for the purpose OF taking action in re-
gard 10 TIE attempts assassination OF PTesl-
dent Garfield.
Governor Long ut Williams College on
the Lessons of the Calamity.
WILLIAMSON, Mass, July The graduating
exercises were held in the congregational
Church Yesterday morning. Following the
oratloIS or the graduating class, tWenty-one
IN NUMBER, the Inauguration Of franklin Car
ter. Ii. .. as PRESIDENT Of the college took
place. Prior TO the beginning Of the exercises
telegram was received from the alumni OF
the college at Washington VINO desired TO join
with the alumni at WILLIAMSON In deteStatien
OF the crime OF the attempted assassination OF
the President. and also 20 unite ". n them vii b
thanks TO God that the crime had not been sue
that tie worst was passed, and tt was signed
BY i've distinguished alumni. Dr.. Payne, OF
New ORR. made statement IN behalf OF the
trustees, tesufying TO the ability a1d fidelity o.
DR.. ChadoouTne, and referring In terms OF
high praise TO the new president DR.. Carter,
The further exercises Included the farewell
address by Dr; Chadoourne and addresses by
Francis Lynde Stetson, OF Newport, and Mr..
Noah Foster, Of Yale College. the subject OF
President Carriers address was ''The college as
distinguished from the university" At the
alumni dinner Governor Long responded TO the
toast The commonwealth OF Massachusetts,
He devoted a considerable portion OF his speech
10 Tie attempted assassination OF tbs tfesi
eelt. zig said: THIS Is the second time il tae
has been shot: but, thank God this 4 lie + Is
10 o. gained polNical or sofia elene15 Th CT
Groves close upon the dead The party o.
nearly half the ballot opposed to Mr. earn Id
only few months ago, now join IN hsartlest
SYM athy In the bereavement AMI the 6uXIe.y.
The telt OF states that stood LearIy solid against
him oEly few months ago IN the campaign
and against his sword IN the rebellion, a15 The
oalccntents In his Owl ranks had no nand In
his ssassinarion, and are nov staining in
common horror and pity auout l 8 wounds to
eleva him to more excellent sud exalted "a
triotsm. Garfield, the embodiment of anne l.
can humanity, whose name was n The walls
Is tie type or highest scholar ana the purest
morals Of the laId-ole who had ris9ied his
life for hts fellow-men and raised his voice
for liberty IN their behalf-falIS under
the pistol shot OF fool The meanness
OF the motive. perhaps r0b5 &c OF It's terror.
This time It was the will Of maniac; yet the
maniac VIII takes It's cue from others. Let It
be a warning, so far as It came from the poi
sonous example OF great political LEADERS,
against taking American politics into the
spOils OF plumber, Let Il be warning, so far
as II came from system OF holding office. by
which camp followers are rewarded without re.
gard TO fitness or qualifications. These are
some Of the lessons which ths calamity teaches
u.s.
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WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Favorable Effect of the EncOurginp
News from Washington.

NEW YORK, July THE Posts financial art
tcle Gao edition) says: Notwithstanding the
fact hat the volume OF business on the stock
exchange thus far today has been unusually
strong. The encouraging news from Washing
ington this morning had very favorable Ell.
feet on values, ard stimulated purchases OF the
leading shares. The advance In prices as com
pared with the closing questions OF vest RAY
ranged from Il TO l y per cent. the latter In
northwest common. After q Is the gre @ I
Imprevnt MT was In western Union Telegraph,
WABASH, Kansas and Texas, Met Eleyared
and MISSOURI Pacific. Government bonds were
hrmer, except for the extended skies, when
declined = per cent. Railroad bonds were
generally strong and higher, the advance being
equal TO iak per cent. State bonds were dull
and firm. Money has been In good supply at
314a4 per cent on stocks, and 25a3 on govern
ment bonds. Time loans and prime mercantile
Iaper remain as last quoted. Foreign exchange
continues very dull, and the market is barely
steady In tone.
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The Potomac Boat Club.


AT the eleventh annual meeting of the Poto
mac Boat Club held last night, the prizes
won by the club crew at Richmond were on
exhibition. The club elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: President, Philip II,
Dodge; vice president VIII E. Wheatley: sec
rotary. j. d. Doyle {re-elected); treasurer, Ed
ward Derrick (le elected); captain, F. h. Miller;
nrst lieutenant, s. Il. Wheeler; second neuten.
ant w. G. Mckinney; boat-house committee
Messrs: T. L. Cropley, F. NJ. Pearson and s. L,
Wheatley; finance committee, s. E. Wheatley,
A: B. Cropley and J. E. Gadsby; electing com
Cropley. The following active members were
elected: French F. MIX, j. Henry Small, J.
Harrison johnson, B. F. Whiteslde, N. d. Du-
van, A. A. Wilson, George F. Keene, Henry c.
IL was decided 10 limit the active mem bershlp
to 12O
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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impu-
rites generated by Catarrh. POISON not alone the
nasal crfans but the s.smach and lungs. No
merely LOCAL remedy. like douches and insoluble
snus. can possibly reach or eradicate the yirulen;
srorules Of Oa.arrh. This fact explains the won
derful cures effected BIZ Or. WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULATIvE treatment. The clements
nsed By him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem
brare throughout the system and form CoNsTI-
TUTIoNAL. as well as local sntido.e. IS certain to
CURE CATARBE. as vaccine virus is to prevent
Smallpox. Its unprecedented sale with unsohc-
tied testimonials from many thousands who. at
ALL STAGES o; the disease HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful remedy. establish beyond con-
tradictioD. the fact that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH CURE is the most important medical
discovery sincs vaccination. REV. q. h. TAYLOR.
produced radical cure" ''It entirely cured q
member OF mp family who had suffered from Ga
tarrh for 40 years" J. D. MCDONALD, ITO Broad
way. n. N: ''It cured me after doctoriug for
nearly 80 years" MRS. EMMA O. HowKs, 80 W.
Washington Psca. N. Y: 81 can speak for SEVEN
members Of my family who have used it with great
benefit" REV. W. d. SUMNER, Frederick. Mo !:
Everybody troubled with Catarrh as 1 was
should use it." MARY A. RANKEa, 494 N. Clark
street. Chicago. H.: For six ara did not
breathe through my nostrfs until used Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure" MRS ME- SHENEY. 3o22
sarah street. st. Louis. MO: 'Tt gave me instant
relief" F. ]. CRANK, Atlantic Hotel. Chicago:
1T restored me to my ministerial labers" REV.
GEO. A. RIEs. Cobbleskir. N. Y: sit relieved me
Of great Polypus" W. II. TRuEspELL, II. D..
Elsn. ILL.,. &C., &C.. &C.. &c. DR.. Wei De Meyers
TREATISE" is mailed FREE. His ''CURE" is
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Alleged Cruelty to Animals.

Thepoilce yesterday arrested Edward Coats,
Reuben Brown, and Braxton White colored
drivers. on the charge of cruelty to animals
and fast driving. driver OF the Great Falls
Ice company, was also arrested on the charge
OF driving an overloaded horse. In the Police
Court this morning the three colored drivers
we're charged with overdrivtng their mules.
MI. Jno. II. King, OF the S. F. P. c. T. A.. testi-
fled that last Tuesday, these men who are
drivers CT double. team brick carts were driv-
ilg their horses, attached to heavy wagons,
down PENNSYLVANIA avenue at a very rapid
rate hen, he arrested them. The court re-
marked that this charge was different from the
charge OF fast driving, as 1t was necessary 10
this case TO prove that the horses were
tortured aid worried, which was not shown
ard as THIS was the first case OF the kind that
has been tefore the court, he would dismiss
hem. Which he did with a reprimand. Mr.
Eorn counsel for the defendants. stated to the
couit that there is section of the same law
Under Which these prosecutions are conducted
which holds the officers OF the society liable for
the coed treatment OF the animals when take n
from the drivers; and In this case. judging from
the appearance OF the mules, they were kept
from 10 O'Clock In the morning until night
without any food or water.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The London '.Eiuesc on the NOnc.
larY Conference.

LONDON, July THE Times IN It's financial
article says: IL Is reported that the variation
from the proposal TO coin silver freely, original
ly msde By the United States, TO the effect that
they would coin freely up to the limit of their
own annual production as they are now practi-
caily permitted 10 dc by the Bland silver bill.
has been looked on with more favor by France
and The other countries OF the Latin convention
than previously and that on this understand
ing as regards the American. coupled with the
undertakings by Germany, India and the bank
OF England, France and the other countries OF
the Latin convention, and probably Holland.
Will undertake 10 be Dlmetalic. Such pro
posal by the United states is, We believe, before
the conference or rather before the chief pow
ers interested, who are negotiating directly be-
hind the conference. The Times adds: The
present suspense Is becoming most injurious 10
the exchange business vita the east.
The Search for the Vandalia.
LONDON, July IA Berlin dispatch TO the
Morning Post announces that the admiralty
intends 10 send the German ship Falcke TO
assist IL the search for the disabled steamer
Eandalia.
King KaIakaua i'm London.
LoNpoN, July king Kslakaua. OF the Sand
"ie0 Islands, has arrived In London.
Mr., Rradiaugh.
II IS low stated that Mr.. Bradlaugh Will not
attempt 10 enter the house OF commons until
the land oilbis passed
The New Italian Loan.
IRE contract price where bankers take new
italian loan Is about 81. 1t Is expected that Ihe
loan will be offered to the puolic at seX
MIR. Gladstone on the Shooting of the
President
LONDON, July "A special dispatch from
New York says: Mr.. Gladstone Is criticised
oy suggesting In the House OF Commons thai
the shooting OF President Garfield was the
result OF a political conspiracy" Mr.. Gladstone
made no such suggestion publicly. nor so f A
as known here privately. What he did say IL
The House OF Commons on Monday, In responss
10 STR stafford Northcotes inquiry whethel
the government could communicate anyth,n,
touching the terrible and atrocious crime wa
simply that he could not be surprised that
question should BE asked ia regard to the out
rage, the character of which was such as Il
attract the attention OF the whole civili1e,
world and which so greatly affects the feel
fEgs and welfare OF nation not only frfendi
&c Eng.ard bat growing more friendty yearly.
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THE ESCAPED VIRGINIA HORSE THIEF BACK
IN THE RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lieutenant Arnold OF the fifth precinct took to
Richmond the notorious horse thtef Benz amin
Waller, alias Early, who was arrested q few
days since by officer Breen. He delivered the
prisoner over to Col Williams of the Richmond
penitentiary. Waller has fourteen years to
serve. and should there be another horse theft
proved against him, which is expected his
term VIII be prolonged there. Lieut.. Arnold
ascertained that Waller escaped from the
penitentiary in May last. He came to this city
with a fine dark horse for the purpose OF taking
living Lere with another man. Having made
threats to kill her, she Informed against hun.
The horse he brought Is thought to have been
stolen,
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Out.Of.DOOr Sports.

BOAT RACE TIC. MORROW EVENING,
There will be race tomorrow evening, at I
O'Clock. between barge crews OF the Analostan
and Columbia clubs. The Columbus will take
the ten cared barge of the Analostans, and the
Analostans will pull the eighties barge of
the Columbus. About two weeks ago the Co
lumbias won In similar race with the Analos-
tan crew. Each crew was then In its own
barge. The turn about Is because 1t is claimed
that the ten-oared barge of the AnalosUans is
SO heavy that she Is no even match for the Co.
lumbia'S barge.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES,
AT the Brighton Beach (N.Y.) races yesterday
the winners were:-First race, Baltic; second,
Aleck owens; third, Victoria; fourth, Mar
chiOneSS.
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NEWMARKET RACES.
Lorfllard's Colt barrett second in
the First Race.

LONDON. July TO day, the third day OF the
Newmarket July meeting, the race for the
ncTse heath stakes for three-ye3rs- old colts
and hllies, distance six furlongs. came OF and
was won by Mr.. Lefevre's chestnut colt iris
tan. MIR. P. Lortllard's bay colt Barrett came
IN second aud Mr.. j. r. Keene5 bay colt Maj
shall Macdonald third. Four ran.
The Second Race.
TIE race for the Chesterfield stakes for two
yearS-old colts and lilies, distances five fur.
longs, was won by - s. ST. Marguerite. The
second place was secured by Prince Batthy.
any's chestnut colt Paragon and the third place
by Sir W. A. Lethbridgefs chestnut ally. by
Wild oats out OF Faith. Eight ran, Including
Mr.. j. II. Keene'5 bay colt Golden Gate,
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A s e N s A Ito N
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n > Il " > A IL II ID
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TIE NATIONAL ARBITRATION LRAGUE.-The
meeting OF the National Arbitration League
last night, at the Friends meeting house, was
quite SUCCESS. The essay delivered by the
PRESIDENT. Hon Fred p. Stanton, was received
With marked attention. resolution OF thanks
was adopted, with request for copy for pub.
lication. COL ID. s. Curtis was electe1 to deliver
the next essay. On motion of Mrs. B. ID. Lock-
wood, a committee OF three was appointed TO
prepare communication to be addressed to
tie representatives OF foreign governments
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District Government Affairs.

Yesterday the Commissioners directed that
the District offices be closed at o'clock daily
until further notice.
Water Registrar Cox states that the
parties Notified to have the stop
cock projections on the sidewalks put
On level With the pavements are
a few days there will be no further cause OF
complaint.
Mr.. j. Il. Hewlett Is now at work
lin school building. He states that
lt Is very badly shattered and requires cOnsid-
cradle strengthening with both wood and iron;
That 1t was badly constructed roof at first,
and the wonder Is that 1t has lasted as long as
Ii has
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RIAL ESTATE SALRa-Thomas Bowling, a1c.
tioneer, sold yesterday for Fred. w. Jones and
Thomas q. Calian, the following property:
the west side OF LIST street, between North
Carolina avenue and south D streets. to Ira G.
Allen. for Is cents per square foot Also, lot
original 1, In square s6s, on the northwest cor.
Ter Of 18th and B streets southeast, TO Ira G.
Allen, for Is cents per square foot
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Transfers of Rea, Estate.

Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows
Lucille Morrill, to a. NJ. Hutchinson. subs 80
and 40, square 1871; $1,000. II. Garndel to W.
w. Johnston, part 16. SO. 1874; $3.50. E. A. Royce
10 Z; A; snow, subs 1Ol TO 109, SO. s64: s.. 300.
5000.
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are known q
yesrs e the only piace where Grst.cIass sFUoND.
HAND ol0THING can he sold q respectable
dc DIST, between 9th and It'll sts. northwest, OF
Branch Store. No COS 9th It,, between y and j
sts northWed. d.B.-Noto By mail pTo1pty at-
tondAd 10. mSr1I
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Bleeding and Itching piles Prise, 90 cents. For
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The We8flaeY.

OFFICE OF THE CHIKF SIGNAL Ory1rxR.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Z. 1881, $50 q. N.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
saIIaoie winds, lower barometer, stationary OF
higher temperature. -
Weather Bulletin.
Inc Chief Signal Officer furnishes the follow
ing special bulletin to the press: Tue barometer
is highest In the east Gulf states, and lowest
~ the extreme northwest. The temperature
has fallen Slightly in the lake region and the
southern portions of the middle Atlantic states
Elsewhere IL has remained nearly stationary.
Local rains are reported from the upper lake
region and the northwest. A rainfall OF one
Inch and twenty hundredths is reported from
Grand Haven. Elsewhere the weather is fair
Southerly winds continue In the South tlantlc,
the west Gulf states and the northwest. Else
Wnere the winds are variable. Fair weather
and stationary or higher temperature are in
0lcated for the South Atlantic and Gulf states
during to-day and tomorrow,
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FussELL's Ice cream.

THREE MEN SENT TO JAIL FOR A FOURTH OF
July fIanT-This morning in the Police Court
george Hell, Michael leonard and VIM. Myers
were charged with assaulting another young
man named Thomas Kelly q son of Lieutenant
WAS at IePs GARDEN ON Mn the eVenno oi tine ne
Fourth OF July and saw crowd gathering and
went to see what was the matter, when he was
attacked by this crowd and struck on the head
and face several times with bricks and Knocked
down and kicked and four teeth were broken
OH and his head and face were cut so badly
that he had to get surgeon to sew up several
the Court, and his face was bruised and cut to
such an extent that he was almost unrecogniz-
able. Several other witnesses testified to about
the same facts as Kelly. The defendants testi-
l1ed, denying the assault. There was no testi-
mony connecting Myers With the assault and
he was dismissed and the Others were SEN
fenced to elk months each In jail
BICKsLHR WANTS NEW TRIAL.-To day, In
the case of Thos. j. Bicksler. convicted OF
having In possession counterfeit money, his
X. d. Mitchell, filed a motion for a new trial,
for the reasons that the verdict was contrary
to the aw and evidence; because OF the dis
covery OF new and material evidence. and
Judge.
ONE YEAR IN JAIL FOR SHOOTING NAN IN
inai Court. Judge COX: the case Of
James Curtis, charged with an assault and
battery with intent to kill Thomas Robinson
was called. Curtis was, with others, returning
from picnic at Gales woods, In Robinson's
hack, and while brandishing the pistol 1t ex-
ploded, and the ball took effect in RobinSon'3
back. He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to
ore year In Jail-the court remarklng that he
ht ped that II would have some effect In pre-
venting the reckless using of firearms.
TIE PEACH CROP TOTAL FAMURE.-The
Wilmington Del Every Evening publishes re-.
ports from peach growers In all parts OF the
peninsula, showing that the "June falln has left
bare most OF the few trees that escaped last
! winters frostS The crop Is q total failure
throughout Delaware. Many orchards, except
along the water courses, will not produce more
than q few baskets. Wicomico county. Nj
will not ship over 900 or 500 baskets Nothing
u hoped from the crop IN Talbot county. Ga
the coast OF sussex county, Del, g few orchards
l win yie,dfJom one quarter 10 one-haf crop.
A mile from the shore the orchards ere bare.
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West Washington. nee Ceorpe,ow,,

SOLID GOLD BANGLE RINGS from 50 to 81. r
Harris Co., 1872 It'll street-Adut.
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Lfebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic,

Lfebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic.
"Gives more tone than anything I have ever
used or prescribed" says Prof. Il. Goullon,
ND. ply stefan to the Grand Duke OF ixony
Knight OF the Iron Cross, etc.
THE effect of the Coca borders upon the
marvellous, and Ii not clearly authen 1cated By
scientists OF undoubted veracity would be alto.
gether beyond belief" says DR.. VIM. S. Searle,
Brooklyn, NY.
1t is invaluable In head aft Lotions, weakened
memory. dizziness, determination OF boo1 ID the
beneficial In palpitstion OF the heart and other
forms of heart disease, in neuralgia. drops'cal
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Ca'ifOrnians Dencuucing the AS
- sassin.

SAE FRANCISCO, July fine taxpayers con
venI!Cn last evening adopted resolutions scout
Ing tie icea OF tie insanity OF the assassin o.
the President as myth, attrtbJting his action
TO political disturbances, tndOrSing the acts OF
the President, and extending sympathy TO him
and bis family. The greenback central club last
night also denounced the assassination.