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THE scNUETzEN FEST ENDED.
List of winner. In the PrIzc Shooting
and Rowling.

As result of the pleasant weather the
schuetzen Park was filed to overAowlng last night
by visitors, all intent Hl on pleasure bent. At
the dancing pavilion the scene was particularly
animated, and under the witching influence of
dulcet music and a new moon the disciples of
Tcrpsichorc held high carnival until the bang of
the closing gun brought them back to earth
and its necessities, the most pressing
of which was transportation bnck to the
city The vocal and gymnastlc attractions sur
passed those Of previous evenings, while the fire.
works, including the set piece, the "Star Spanglcd
Banner" were simply immense owing to the
superior class of attractions presented Il is safe to
say that on no previous occasion has the annual
fest been marked by larger attendance or a more
general interest than the one just closed. There
was no ladies' shooting yesterday. The prize
bowling closed last night ut ten o'clock, and re.
suited as follows: First prize, II. Blscher; second,
I. Horner; third, u. Aufenthie fourth, NJ. Hey
dorm fifth, b. Reh; sixth, G. Seuferlc; seventh.
W, Muehleiscn; prize for most tcn.strlkes b. Auf-
cnthie. The scores for shooting for the week are
MS follows:
Shooting with rest--William Hayes, Newark,
N. j., $50; L. Buschman, Baltimore, Nd, $40 (:
A. +. Gibson, do, $780, Charles Smith, d., s25 /;
Otto Fischer, do, $40; Charles Hagen, do, SIS
Theodore Lager, do, SIG; George Lcitz do, Sli
! William Fcnduer, District of Columbia, sl4; f..
Bpudan, Baltimore, sl3; L. Boyer, District of Col
umbln, Sl2; DR., f. Schwar2, Baltimore, Sll
George seunorlc District of Columbia. $40; f.
Kramer, Baltimore, s0 +. LippOld, District OF
Columbia, IS; G. schrelner, Baltimore, ss II. Won.
derhorst, SO.
| Ring arget-H Vonderhorst, Baltimore, $50;
William Hayes, Newark, n. j., sl5 Charles Hagen.
Baltimore, SO; j. l.. Norris, Baltimore. S.; A. 4.
| Gibson, Baltimore, 81; Or. J. Schwar2. Baltimore,
SO; William Fendner, District Of Columbia, ST. and
George Leitz, Baltimore, So.
oG-hand shooting-F Kramer, Baltimore, $40
George Lcitz, do, 50 Otto Fischer do, 81; DR.. j.
schwarz do, So; william Hayes, Newark, n. j.,
| sl william Fcndner, District of Columbia, So
A. 4. Gibson, Baltimore, 81; Charles strulh, do, So
Charles Hagen do. 81; +. Lippold, District OF CO.
| lumbia, So; l., Beyer do, s.; ; Edward Abner, do
| 81 ; II. BRndan, Baltimore, 81 l.. Buschman, do
| 81 q. +. Wassman, District of Columbia, Sl G.
| scrcner, Baltimore, 81 Charles Ebel, District oi
Columbia 81; George seufiere, District OF Colum-
| bia, 81.
Schuctzen cadcts-ChRrles Ebel, jr., first prize:
q. Voigt second prize; +. Behrcns. third prz,
William Muchleisen, fourth prize L. Eugels, afth
prize; II. Behrens, sixth prize; G. Graf, seventh
prize; II. Vandcrhede, eighth prize; w. Wander.
heide, ninth prize; T. Abner, tenth prize; j. IIel-
mus, eleventh prize, and William Mueller twelfth
| priZc,
National Republican., 1881-07-02
A GLORIOUS TRIP.
VIII Bc That Ia BcrEeIey Springs Hnd
Royal Ttne on The Fourth.

The announcements of the excursion TO Berkeley
Springs at the exceedingly low rate Of s375 for the
round-trip has met with great favor, and the
Fourth at this delightful resort win be notable for
its obscrvNnces aud the character Of the people
participating. With three trains each way daily,
the low rate, aud the limit on the tickets TO the
last train OH Tuesday night, 1t is not to be won-
dcred ut that the excursion should prove SO popu-
lar. The sale Of tickets commences to-day. Ele-
CANT palace cars arc attached to all trains for
Berkeley, SO that those who choose may have the
finest of accommodations going and returning.
In short, the excursion is about as entcing trip
as any announced for the Fourth, and as any num-
Der of people appreciate this, 1t will be well TO
cure tickets in good season.
National Republican., 1881-07-02
CITY ITEMS.
TO-DAY
Commences the Sale of shc Special Round
Trip Tickets 10 Deer Park aud Oakland.

Commences the Sale Of shc Special rfounG-
Trip Tickets 10 Deer TarRG aud Oakland,
The sale of the special round-trip tickets for the
elite excursion TO Deer Park and Oakland com
menccs to-day, and the indications are that the
excursionists will not only be numerous, but very
select Quite number OF distinguished people
already located at these two lovely resorts for
the season. These, with those who so to day and
tomorrow, viii render the obsegvances of the day
we celebrate of II noteworthy character. The
thermometer, Notwithstanding the intense heat
here in the city has not yet this reached
seventy in the mountains As Il rule one can
count upon difference Of from fifteen to twenty
degrees, and with so marked change in the at
mosphcre the trip TO the Alleghamics cannot but
be most p.casurablc. The very low rate of 81 for
the round trip, With tickets good until the latest
train Tuesday night, must make this the most
popular Of all excursions announced for the
Fourth. The programme for the day ut both Deer
Park and Oakland Is exceedingly attractive.
Those who desire may secure accommodations in
palace cars both ways, MS the magnificent new
b. u o. ears are attached to all through trains,
National Republican., 1881-07-02
meHnn,un MnM

Major Wood is winning golden opinions from
the guests at Deer Park and Oakland for the man
ner in which he is managing the hotel Numer-
Gus letters have referred to him in the highest
praise, and II the Judgment Of those who have
tasted the pleasures of the mountains this season
is to be depended upon-and If not, who is2-the
Major is n model landlord. He certainly should
be, for with his experience, his care in the selec
tion of assistants, and No. marketing, 1t would
indeed be strange IL aught but success should
meet his efforts The table nj both Deer Park and
Oakland is declared to be very far above the
average, and better than ever before known at
these popular resorts In brief, the Major knows
how 10 run hotel,
National Republican., 1881-07-02
xo,,. by I,,duc unrri..

Ex-Congressman Harris, of Virginia,
and Major Iost, of the Valley Nrginion, were in
the city last night Judge Harris has been MS.
snred that he will receive the Democratic nomi.
nation for the eGovernorshp of Virginia. lie stated
to n representative OF THE REPUBLICAN last night
that he did not care 10 express his opinion of
the Rcadjustcr movement until he knew what the
Readjuster movement meant,
National Republican., 1881-07-02
oRIGINAL ENTRIEs.

Mr., Beall took the first prize on his re- entry
score and Mr. Lauritzen having the best 81, (the
fourth and fih shots being bull's.eyes), took the
second prize. The military lottery matches at Ben
nings range OH Monday the 4th, under the auspices
of the Columbia Rife Association, will afford
amusement aud recreation for the marksmen of
our District military organizations, as well as for
those of the regular army who may wish to pass
the day In this way, Programmes may be obtained
Of members OF the Columbia Rife Association.
National Republican., 1881-07-02
Yannnr fnr LuIn.

Vennor Is prophet certainly not without honor
in this country. Probabilities" as set forth by
him for June were verified to a remarkable ex-
tent and as n result thereof what he says will
come to pass in July very many people will not
think of doubling, He warns us that July will be
hot, hotter, hottest, and that the warming up win
commence without delay. The chances are that
by the Fourth the thermometer will be hugging
the hundreds, and lucky indeed will be those who
at the top of the Alleghenies pass the day cool and
comfortable, As the round-trip rate to Deer Park
and Oakland is but 81, there Is no excuse for any
body remaining IN town TO broil all the day long
National Republican., 1881-07-02
SKILLFuL MaRKSMEN.
who Made Good scores mt the Benning's
Range Yesterday.

The regular weekly subscription mill
tlry rifle match atBennngs was shot yesterday, and
the result was some most excellent scores with
the military piece, There were fifteen original
entries and fourteen re- entries, The highest score,
a splendid %, was made by Mr.. BCall. Following
is the shot t-for.shot record OF the scores that
rcnchcd 05 nnl inward
National Republican., 1881-07-02
The DC ,Iol,y Excur,iou.

The executive committee of De Molay
Commanicry at their meeting last night made
every arrangement for the comfort Of their guests
on the excursions to Yorktown. Norfolk, and Fort
Monroe. They have provided three hundred new
cots, which will Insure sleeping accommodations
FIR all. The steamer Jane Moselcy will leave
Sixth street wharf to- night at halfpast ten. Thee
Is doubt but that this will be the most enjoya-
bic trip of the season. Those so desiring can spend
the Fourth of July nt OCcnn NlrW.
National Republican., 1881-07-02
LOOK SHARP
And Have Everything Ready nt Nine
o'CIOcl Monday MOrMImg.

O'Clock Monday MorWiug.
Certainly no happier party will leave this city
on the morning Of the glorious Fourth than the
excursion to Harper's Ferry, There will be every
provision made for the complete comfort ofall,
and to this end sufficient cars will be ready so that
all may have seats. The ride itself is worth u Q
cost Of the excursion, which Is but si.25 for the
round trip Upon arrival at Harper's Ferry Burns
Island which is In the Potomac, just opposite will
be thrown open for the enjoyment Of ALL The ex-
cursion train will leave the d. & o. depot Mon
day, at nine q. m. sharp.
National Republican., 1881-07-02
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
Tho weather To-Day.

For he Middle ARnitic States, including
tie District Of Columbia eighty learner fair Vcdtcr,
p1riab'e icinds, stationary or ioircr barometer.
The thermometer yesterday registered as follows
IA M, GO; II a. M, 7So; p. m % p. M, 7so
p. m, 7So; II y. m, CO. maximum, 1852 mini.
,nurn ~ so
National Republican., 1881-07-02

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and 81
clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or ado
Herzog, 50s Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave-
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This elegant gtamer with Captain Blake In
command, will make her usual trip on saturday
m. On the 4th Of July the Corcoran Will make TWO
trips, leaving at l0la. m, and p m allowing pas
National Republican., 1881-07-02
The Coreoran.

POCKET COMPANION on the glorious Fourth-a
bundle of Ned MoIcOe's Jewel" cigars. 1907 Penn
sylyania avenue northwest wide open doors)'
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The shodd Baths.

sengers full day at Mount Vernon, the rnost .qui
and pleasant resort to be found around WashinI
ton. No passes ON the 9Th.
National Republican., 1881-07-02

THE great auction sale of Clothing will Rom
mence again at the Famous" 4On Seventh street
on Friday, July l. at ten o'clock a, m. and seYen ?
M, and win be continued but short time lqngef
Great bargains may be expected In summer an'
winter clothing.
National Republican., 1881-07-02

The "TeB.srinute" cigarettes,
All Tobacco, Havana Filters, are the best Mop
National Republican., 1881-07-02
.AIscrncy Dairy wagons. !.

Fresh Alderney butter churncd every morning
and delivered In b. Ward prints, at 85c. per lb
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball buttermilk DC per
quart. and sMcet milk. So. per annrt
National Republican., 1881-07-02

Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 e st., near
dietary So. Best shampooer this side Of New nf
National Republican., 1881-07-02
mr.. novcc,s TurI,I,h nam.

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths
street. Only first class bath in the city.
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Want Of appetite, Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Energy
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gircs new iVe 10 The nerues They act Ike charm on
ne digestive organs remouing al dyspeptic symptoms
such as tasting he food, boching, heat in he stomach,
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation thai tCta
not blaeken ne teeth or give headache. Write for he
Book, 80 pages amusing and usofd reading, sent
free
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
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The National safc-Deposit Company.

corner fifteenth street and New York avenue, con
tinuos TO receive valuables of all descriptions 10
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1881-07-02

You can publish three-lino advertise
ment Of want rent, for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE RErUBLicAH.
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arker J. W, Stoves iOi seventh street southwest,
~ Hall west wing.
pTSusOn. H. H.. Drug store, Second street and Penn
sylNAnih avenue southeast,
kiin,.C, A., Drug Store 1860 Thi'ty,secOnd street
ienhcnstinc, II. X, Drug Store Ebbilt House,
icpheisline, H. X, Drug Store, 500 Seventh street
southwest.
loss j. W, Drug Store, 300 Seventh street, corner
Boundary.
gilman Win, H., Grocer, cor Forth ana I streets
northwest
.ewis s, T., Drug Store, corner Fourteenth and Il
streets
'uirhcad n Co., Coal Ohice 1852 Fourteenth street
core, Charles r., Drug store, corner PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and Seventeenth street northwest.
qtionRl capital Telephone Company, 1895 4 street.
ailonal Repnbllcnn IusinCSs ONCE Pennsylvania
avenue, near lhlrecnth street,
curse q H., d CO., Drug Store corner Ninth and
Cntss, Z. A., Drug Store corner Seventh ana + sts
mlen Paul, Drug Store, corner Ninth and Il sts.
IA, w. r., Drug Store, dUl Fast Capitol street
INNS, q. q, G., Drug store, corner Fourteenth street
and Now York avenue northwest.
nYl, a. b. Coal and WOOL GIL New York avenue
NQsllps0n, W, s, Drug Store Fifteenth street, oppo
Wf Treasury Building. ~
Mtl John q Son, STABLES sl5 and sl7 Nineteenth
mer Charlie; a.. Printer, corner Thirteenth and F
streets northwest,
~. E, Coal ana Wood, 027 Rhode Island avenue
northwest
q, OBJ PRINTING AT THE NATIONAL REPUB
ncAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT GOOD
WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES
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PrnniIncnt ArrIrnIn.

EbbItt uouse.--T. ]. Gregg, U. S. A.; W. II. Nc
Dowel, Cincinnati, Ohio; Hon. II. r. Dawes, Mari
eta, Ohio; T. c. whitney, New York; ]. II. Char =
man, U. $. ~; John scully, lincoln, ILL.,; G. NJ. De
Lang, L. 8. A.. John II. Rice, ohioi A. 4. wrotnow-
sklc, New orleans.
MctrOpolitau.-J. IT. Carrington, New York I;
George G. Ayrcs Virginia; John n. Harris HARRISON
burg, Va; ~. VI. Bum and William Atkinson, North
Carolna ], Gnrretson, Now brunswick, N. H.; II.
Alfred, Connecticut; NJ. E. Pratt, Alabama.
Riggs. H. Morgan, J. B. Taylor, A. l.. Murphy,
Philadelphia; j. r. Bourne, John Gamgee London,
Engand J. II. Irwin, w. V. Blerno, Boston; w.
Savillc, Baltimore; J. II. Foster, Vlrgnla Il, Laws,
U. - n; NJ. Morrison Y. $. A.
80. 1nmcs.-Gcorgc II. Gordon, Parkcrsburg, w.
Va; T.. NJ. Brayton. South Carolina; Daniel Rich,
West Virginia. :. n. clifford, Syracuse. n. "; J. A.
Morrell, Now York; John u. Hamilton aud John
Jenkins, Maryland.
NJ. MRrc.-H. +. .Fenion, Philadelphia; II. II.
Moning, West Nlrginia w. W. Sylvester, jr., aud j..
II. Lindsay Portsmouth, Va; J. L. Murray, Pennsyl.
vinla.
wormiey'a-R Pumpelly. Newport r.. T.. II.
H. Delaney, II. a. Delaney, Virginia; Dr. Lorlng,
Boston,
umpcrini.-Gcorge Ransom Baltimore; J. II.
Chapman, u. =. n.
Ariingtou.-JudgeJ d. Gilbert, Rrooklyn; q. A,
Nonl, England.
National Republican., 1881-07-02

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICo,
via Excelsior, 030 q. M and 800 p. IN. ON SNt,
DAYS at y. m. only. TX
hOunu TRIP UcketS,., ~ 10
Tickets For sale and information furnished at ~ "a,
1881 Pennsylvania avenuej Roose's Cigar standsjt
Principal Hotels; H. II. POlknhOrn, next TO " r
Post.oilce and nj Company's ONCE, Seventh stp '
wharf GEORGE MATTiNGL1A
General Superintendent "
VIM p WEIGH, Agent, ~ !,
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r. X, OF P.-THE OFFICERS AND MEM.
bers Of Syracusnns Lodge, No TO- arc notified
eg!ies,tcl TO assemble NJ Odd Fellows Hall Navy
1ar.l THIS (Friday) a AFTERNOON, at o'clock, To
nicnd the funeral of Ernthcr William wilkorson.
With us. PRANK DAkIEY'
pi anil
National Republican., 1881-07-02
wnhon,s rover and Auuc ronic

Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1881-07-02

49, THE GROCERY STORE or a, O. COpN.
y well, liiS Pcnn,y ylvnnia avenue, will be closed
yNDAN, July I, the Cntrc day. 1t
iy@S CENTRE MARKET July l.
Thc, .Wsslingon lor CeGtrel Market viii
ncn MONDAY MORNING, July I, 1851, from
= o'clock a. M, closing promptly at The hour
~ T. $. SMITH,
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.Specio[ G1oficee.

1lgSS SOUTHERN MAINLAND RAILROAD
49, uonpary Coupons, due july l. lssl, Will be
"a nt nnd alter maturity presentation at the
once OF the Central Trust Company, New York.
ivo.Gt rNHE>h rosura, rrrOME,
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~ LEWIS
~ witch Hazel and GIycerine

UnIHe wASHISGTOS NATATORIUM,
WkS street between sixth and seventh.
Open every forenoon for Ladies
and
Every afternoon and evening for Gentlemen.
Male and Female Teachers ready AT all hours to
give Instruction In SWIMMING
Admission, % CENTS my1.2m
National Republican., 1881-07-02

JOHN n. OLIVER,
IA ATTORNEY AT LAW AND UNITED
STATES COMM ISSIONER,
has removed his office to
Dom No. g. Webster Law Building, No 505 n street
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~ GRAND suNnAY EXCURSION

E-lp3S UNAND SUNDAY EXCURSION
bS or TitN
STEAMER ARiiOWSMtTu,
10 LOWER CEDARpOINrA AND BLACKISToNS
ISLAND,
Leaves Seventh street wharf SUNDAY, juno 90
1Ssl at 4 n M, returning at $50 y M.
Fare, round trip, e.; meals @cents. je2fStAn27
R~5Sys THE CORrORNTORS OF THE Ma
bSSy TlONAL CIBAR MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will hold general me, ting OF the oct-
holders OF said corp ration at No. III sryet north
west, nj even o'clock n n on TUESDAY, July ",
lS1. to elect b. ard II directors make bylaws, and
transact amy her ~ slntss which may lawfully be
done By the stOcK holders in &, neral melting.
8. J. ~ ,AlOW,
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BALTIMORE. October 15.-virginia s's, consols
81; do. second SERIES 80; do past due coupons 90 y
do. new ten -forties, 523s bid to-day.
BALIIMORE, October l5.-Cotton quiet-middling
1ll4a11as Flour more active and firm, but without
change. Wheat southern higher and firm; western
higher. closing steadyasouthern red l.35a145: do.
amber, 46al 54 No. western winter red, spot and
October ostSssr' sAS4al4SH; s.4 November 4szr,l 49, De
southern t steady and quiet western higher closing
western MIXED sRot and October 7oaso November
4sa5i; ss %sstern white 40 do a.. mixed asai9 Rennsy
& Provisions lower and 9niet-9ess pork r. 50; Bun
Baeonshouiders. 10: Gear lib sides. liz. Hams, ia
isS Er % iao 81 nomss
anetX sof 1os MSiriy x 'a Quiet isxsi srsor 90
Freights quiet and Unclaimed. Receipts j! ISL
barrels: wheat "a, l34 bushels corn % 02S bushels
oats, 300 bushels Shipmentswheat 81 900 bushels
corn, 40 600 bushels. Sales-wheat 823 175 bushels
corn, 204, 408 bushels.
NEW YORK. October 15.-Stocks strong. Money,
Sac ExchsngeLong, 47sl; short, 4Ss. State bonds
eHsspt exteTded tends c. which are lower Cotton quiet
T Wheat : Aala cents higher Corn gal cent bette9 g
SPIRITS ntpyrentine. 49 Rosin. 2s5 Freshts @ dull
ing. S45s. New York. Ontario and Western. SSk.
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THE ARRESTS IN IRELAND.
An Iron Clad Hurried to the Green Isle
GREAT HURRICANE IN ENGLAND
The Agitation in Ireland,

WHAT PRISONER PARNEIL SAYS.
LONDON, October 15.-Mr Parnell SAYS that his
arrest will not interfere with Mr.. OConnors' pro-
posed mission to America. Replying 10 visitor.
Mr.. Parnen said he did not think his arrest would
nave any preJudicial effect the land league or
ganzation, and that he did not believe the govern
ment contemplated suppressing the le3gue All
the measures, he said, TO guide and carry on the
league have been arranged, and he recommended
that there be no change in its policy Mr.. Parnell
has asked the governor OF the prison for permis-
sion 10 work In the carpenters shop.
THREE MORE ARRESTS
Mr.. Sexton Mr.. Arthur O'Connor and Mr. Quinn,
secretary OF the land league, have been arrested.
HEALY INTERCEPTED BY A SPECIAL MESSENGER.
DUBLIN, October 15-Mr. Healy, for whom war
rant is out has been intercepted by Snecial mes
senger at Holyhead
AN IRoNCLAD ORDERED TO IRELAND
LONDON, October 15.-The double-screw armor-
plated corvette Penelope has been ordered from
HarWlch 10 ireland immediately.
ESCAPE OF ARTHUR o'CoNNoR.
MI. Arthur OConnOr, member OF Parliament. has
MT yet been arrested, although Superintendent
Ma Mallon has warrant against him. Ii is supposed
tnat ne mas escaped from the country
TWO MEN ARRESTED THIS MORNING.
NEW YORK, Oct 15--A Dublin special to the
Telegram says: Mr.. James j. O'kely, member OF
Parliament, was arrested at the Imperial Hotel at
o'clock this morning.
Mr.. VIM. O'Brien, editor of the Land League Or
gan United Ireland, arrested in the street this
morning.
CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY OF SOLDIERS TO SLAUGHTER
IRISH CllIZENS.
Paris special says: Mr.. Patrick Egan OF the
land league, te,egraphed the following message
this morning from this city: ''To the Hon. w E.
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland:-I charge
that conspiracy exists among the soldiers
now stationed in Limerick to fire without
orders upon the people on lhe very first
opportunity that offers. l further charge that
this is known to your government for several days
and that you still culpably allow those men to re-
main in the country, and l say that If under the
circumstances any such occurrence takes place the
Whoie civilized world will hold you accountable
for the slaughter of my countrylnen.
SPATRICK EGANn
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, October 15-The Posts financial arti-
Gle Il As p m. editiOn) says: The stock exchange
markets are fairly active and are generally higher
than yesterday, although the early dealings in
stocks were characterized by weakness prices fall
ing Aa2H per cent, the principal decline having
been in the Elevated stocks There has since been
an advance OF Ia2ss per cent the strongest stocks
having been Peoria, Texas l. Pacific, Delaware
Lack & Western, Denver & Rio Grande Kansas q
S. bonds are slower for the extended 6s Railroad
bonds are irregular, but generally higher. The
money market is easy for borrowers at sac per
cent There is yet little disposition to make time
loans. Prime mercantile paper is nominally 6a7
per cent The market for foreign exchange is quiet
and steady.
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YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL NOTEs-The pro-
CRANES for the concert by the different bands at
Yorktown have been printed. They are all diff
ferent in design, and are very handsome. The
steel engrayings upon their backs are very finely
executed.
Each member of the press who gees to Yorktown
ron, assistant TO the master OF ceremonies receive
ticket which will admit him everywhere up
on all occasions, and secure him sleeping quarters
In the tents known as newspaper row. The same
ticket viii also give him ratOnS at one half price
Every thing that could be thought OF has been done
for the convenience OF the press