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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
FINANo1Ah AND COMMERCIAL.
stock nna Bcna Quotattons-HnIti
and New York Produce Markets.


The following observations on the transactions In
tGe fnancfS market yesterday. together with open
ing, highest lowest and closing quotations are fur
nished by the clearinghouse Of H. D. Cooke, IT,, u
Co., 1879 street. Washington, y. c.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRK Oct. n, ais y. m.-There was mo-
ment ofstrength Mt the opening Of business day,
due largely TO the covering Of frightened shorts who
thought higher market probable on Secretary Win.
doms circular wherein he offered 10 redeem 900
ofcaed bonds ON Monday next, with interest TO date
approximation The supply Of stock, however, from
disappointed holders, who expected more III
erai offer by the Secretary checked the rise and
decline ensued, which lasted almost 10 the close Of
business From halfpast two to three o'clock q rally
of u to 4 per cent took place. and the market closed
demoralzed and unsettled at decline Of y to y per
cent. below the closing OF yesterday. In exception,
Manhattan Elevated advanced x per cent The
market at prc,ent Il unsettled that dealers are
quick TO turn either way and the fact that Secretary
Windows action did not produce better feeling
Sufficient reason for general selling for both long
and short account atthe first appearance ofweakness.
Holders OF stock who had been waiting for relief from
the Secretary seemed discouraged and the liquidation
was continued throushout the day. Money ruled
during the morning at 1-Gi and interest and
interest aud later in the day ut Iper cent The de-
mand for money seemed smaller than or late, and
brokers' bills were loaned low Jper cent at the
close.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
REAL ESTATE.
rhe omciai Transfer. as Recorded Yes,er


Mr. J. +. Olmstead presents the following transac-
lions In real estate In the District yesterday
ported 10 him by the Recorder OF Deeds
PROPERTY.
On Oregon avenue, between Seventeenth and Elgh-
teenth streets west sublots 30 to 10 inclusive us feet
Sincbes by 81 feet inches square b2, Robert H. Nor
rls to Marion Eastwood, $3.50.
On q street north, between Fourteenth and Fif-
tenth streets west part of lot "a "a feet inches by
100 feet, square 200, II. Clay Seir TO James II. Hall
On street north, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets sublOt 25 feet inch by 100 feet square
BIG. Samuel g. Smoot to Emily III. Smooi, nominal.
On Fifth street east between III and 7lreets north,
,art Of sublOts 81 aud % no feet inches by ~ feet
nches), square 5l7, James A. Williams to Robert O.
Crooks, u, 800.
Of 605, John Grinder TO Augustus Joseph Mason,
on Flnh street east between J. and NJ streets
north subot 20 go by 100 feet) square 629 James A.
Callahan to John Il. Clancy, 500
on street NORTH between North Capitol and First
freets east, part Of IN by 80 feet), square CTS,
Marion Eastwood TO Robert u. Morris. tl,5N0
east subol q go feet inches by ITO fee. square 100,
$3.50
On Fourth street east corner OF street south part
If Oh feet inches by 80 feet), square 49, Florence
b. koones TO Allen 4. Boswell $i6lsO
COUNTY.
Part of a tract, called Prospect IIlll, containing
u Go acres Randolph w. Lowrie to Eliza A. Brooks,
Sublot n ofn tract known az Harlem. Fred w,
Jones, trustee, to Ella A. Bounds, S2S.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12


BALTIMORE. Oct 1i.-Cotton dull middling, lliEc.
Flour dull Howard street and Western snperhne,
q 1000 So do extra % 1901 2S do family, q i0s %;
City Mills superine, s5 5O6 2S do extra,ss 5000 0O
do fanlly.ss 25s so do Rio brands IS COOS %; Pa
tnpsco family, o ~ wheat-Southern lower and In
active Western lower closing weak; Southern red,
~ SI l do amber, q 1901 IS No. Western winter
red spot and October 81 1901 49,; November q 49,
al io5a December, q 5ia@i 5t'd. Corn-Southern
lower and inactive; Western dull and lower; Southern
white. 7sc: do yellow. nominal; Western mixed, spot
and October, tic asked; November. 72dT2ltc; Decem-
ber 7ti075c. Oats easier; Southern. tsdl5c Western
white; 5Od5iG do mixed 1870 iyf PENNSYLVANIA, 800
SIC. Rye dun nj ~ i2td Is. Hay-Prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sisd2L Provisions quiet;
mess pork, s20 IS bulk mcats-shonldcrs and clear
rib sides, packed, ss6oliSc; Observation-Disclosures, lO'sc;
clear rib sides, 1a'sc: hams, i50ibhc; lard-rcfned,
BIC Dutter firm; Western grass, lbld2ic. Eggs firm
OF Boone for fresh Petroleum nominal. refined. 1iC.
Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, poll
Sugar firm son, 04c. Whisky steady at ~ lglseD
~ Frcights TO Liverpool per steamer dull cotton,
S-66pAd: flour, % pee barrel; grain 3OSisd. Re.
ceiptsFluuT barrels; wheat $3.50 bushels; corn,
@iG bushels! oats, iGll bushels; rye, 800 bushels.
Shlpmcnts-Whcat, 1000 bushels; corn 53j bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 126Osi bushels; corn, 1928 bushels
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Cornelius Cain has been appointed post
master ut Garfield Va.
The ladies of Richmond are going TO
get up dolls reception one OF the features OF
the coming celebration.
The Dismal Swamp Canal was reopened
and the regular line steamers have resumed their
trips between Norfolk and Elizabeth City.
r. L. Beaseley, postmaster at Mount
Landing, Sussex County, was arrested, charged
with willful neglect TO deposit postal funds.
Three brothers in Warren County have
not spoken to each otherd urlng forty years, owing
TO dispute about COW In the settlement Of their
fathers estate.
The tobacco trade of Richmond have de-
cided TO appoint inspector Of tobacco, WHO shall
have charge OF the entire market. This will sep
arato the business Of warehousing and Of inspec-
ton.
The following patents were issued to Vir-
ginia inventors yesterday: John L. Chamberlin
and q. w. Kemp, Of Charestown, w. Va, for rope
railway; Francis r. Hewitt, Eyington, assignor to
himself and T. II. Woodward, of New York, for
nut lock Washington Rumble, Wheeling, W. Va,
for heating and kindling furnace, and John w.
sharrett Portsmouth. fair leader for ropes, &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
wbc, the TroubI. ncuIp.

is the time to grapple with dyspepsia. To allow
such q remorscless foe TO health and comfort to
take undisputed possession of the stomach is to
surrender needlessly the zcst of life and become
a voluntary martyr TO unspcakablc pains and pen
altics. No mnlndy is more difficult TO cope with ;
none In It's chronic form obstnately ressls ined-
ication But, tackled NJ It's inception with Hostel
ters Stomach Bltters, dyspepsia speedily vanishcs,
carrying with IL the multimrous symptoms which
attend II, and which In their chameleon changes
cause than those of any other disease. Wind on
the stomach heartburn, water brash, palpitntlons,
the stomach between meals; these and many other
harassing indicia of tho complaint make speedy
exit when the great stomnchic Is persistcntly re-
sorted TO. II improves the appetite, strengthens
the nerves counteracts the effects OF fatigue and
exposure, and is u reliable antidote to the poison
of malaria. MWF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

al ~ No. Chicago, q 7@t ss ungraded red, q u
OF iofi No. dos us; No. do 81 4sd COZ, new and
old rules steamer No do, q sol ~ No red, u 5
mixed winter, q ~; ungraded white, 81 3ltGi F!si
No do, ~ a., new and old rules steamer No do,
q q No; 2 rid, october, q tstnt la,sj November,
u bld1 h33f; December, Il 5iifdl 50i4 Corn 1tatc
lower, closing weak and unsettled; moderate cxnutt
inquiry and active speculative trading ungraded go
70c; NO q gpdDsc; No. 2, Gfai011oc, new, 5oI' &c,
old rules No white, &c; yellow, 7ic No. 2 October,
69a@TOac; November. 7lh7SAc. Oats Ia &c lower
strong; yearlings, 126D22c Coffee very dull; Rio cat
goes 9Smi2iici Job lots, oA6tisSc suger quiet aud
steady fair tOgOod refining quoted tS0dsac refined
quiet and steady; standard a, 9Ac; Molasses Quiet
and unchanged Rice steady and III fair Inquiry.
Rosin easier At e $500 co. Turpentne dun and weak
at 500 5oylc. Wool quiet aud trm domestic nesce
3liec; pulled, 2J0 i2c unwnshed ia &c. Texas, lOtf
Sc Pork dull and unsettled and lower; new mess,
spot, SO - October and November, sis Wnis 20 Mid
dies dun and declining long clear TO- short clear
i0sc; long and short clear, t0itc. Lard l5h21c Per
hundred pounds lower. closing feverlsh and unset
tied; active speculative irnding prime steam, spot,
81 9l@l2 90 October, gu p2,sai2 02lG November
~ a@i2 nv; December, si2 p9i2 2s year, wi O9
~ 90. fronhts frtfier.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12


NEW YoRR, Oct. 1.--The exports of domestic prod
ucts from this port for the week ending to-day show
very heavy falling off, the money value being only
S5536Oi2 against s,5S7,7Q5 last week. Money loaned
up TO per cent per Rnnum and l-S2 per diem, but
closed easy ut eos per cent Exchange steady at 47s
6DI7O for long and is2s4isJ for short sight Govern
ments unchanged except for extended IS and coupon
Is, which are y per cent lower. State bonds In light
demand. Railroad bonds weak on moderate vol
ume of business. The stock market opened nj ad-
vance OF h9I pcr cent on yesterdays closing quota,
tions but the speculation soon became depressed and
a sharp decline ensned which was followed at the
first board by partial recovery The Improvement,
however, was quickly lost, and under heavy pres
sure to sell prices again took downward turn, the
lowest figures being touched at about the second call
when the decline from the best quotations OF the
morning ranged from TO so per cent tie latter In
west ~ Tanada Soniher1 5 M W 5 Mstro
poilan Elevated ~, Texas Pacific and New York
Central "a, and Mis- Onrl Pacific per cent Suisse
qnently recovery Of u 10 IA per cent took place,
Denver and Rio Grande leading therein, but In the
final sales prices reacted NON per cent aud the mar
ket closed generally steady.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
DIED-

ELLIOT-October II, 1881, Mt the Visitation Convent
Washington, Sister NJ BERNARD ELLIOT.
HARTIGAN.-Oct 10, at 3 p. M, JAMES HARTt-
GAN, aged ~ years: native OF County Limerick,
Ireland; resident Of Georgetown d. G., for thirty
one years
Funeral from his late residence, corner Congress
and Water streets, Wednesday, 18th ins ant at y.
Friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
JoNEs-october H. 1851 at i;22 p. M, Mrs. ANNA s.
JONES wife OF Rev Thomas Jones, and daughter
OF the late Thomas Muslin.
Funeral from Il Street Baptist Church on Thurs
day. 18th instant, at p. m to which the friends OF
the fami ly are Invited, ~
TOwERS.-October o. 1881, MARY MOORE, infant
daughter of w. Scott and Mary Blanchard Towers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
Virginia PoIitIcs-Both sides"

is the title oil cartoon Just issued by
Mr.. Cash Thomas, of Herndon, Va. The sketch
shows fourteen years Of Bourbon rule. setting forth
the burning school houses. violated and corrupted
ballot-box, ruined homes and robbed treasury.
The other side two years of Readjuster rule pre-
sents neat homes free schools, free ballot and fair
count human rights and tho picture OF General
rights, inviting free immigration to the fertile
fields OF Virginia. The cartoon will be circulated
as a campaign document, and presents fnirly both
sides OF the Issue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
Nn,y yn,.l, I,rnrrnI mnrY,e,

New York, Oct. il.-Cotton easy sales, $40 bales
uplands 9l6c Orleans, II iSI6c consolidated
ccpls, 2i,s50 bales; exports 20 Great Britain, asa
bales the continent, e,7Uo bales. FlourSouthern duh
and declining common TO fair extra % 1907 7S good
to choice do q S00Ds co. Wheat us92c lower, closing
heavy and unsettled; export demand limited and
fairly active business In opons ungraded spring. 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
A,.xn,dr,n s,rn,, srnr,.e,.

ALEXANDRIA, oct. 1i.-There is no change 10 note
in -four Receipts ofwheai light and prices unchanged,
with sales OF @ bushels Mt 1901 Is for Futz; Il 81
are noted. Corn lower with sales OF 800 bushels OF
white nj 7sc. Ryc-Ono small lot was offered hut
Hn.. t,.au tad
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
ADDRESS TO A CLAM.

on, the thickness Of II at the hingel
An, the sharpness Of IL In the perimeteri
oh, the tailiessness ofits circumference
An. the soiidity offs bank account
Consider the unutterableness OF iu
And the salt juice offs intestinosi
And slam up your lucre for II
At the regular rates.
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nnl,lmars staok non,..,.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct li.-Vrgna skies, deferred 49, do
consolidated, ST. do. second series, So do past duo
coupons, "; new ten-iOrtieo, S2s6 bid to-day.
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Tgrape[ere' @tioe.
THE GREAT
19S1
1873

NH "A'A SSeN
- INTERNATIONALLY ROtrTE -
TO THE NopTtI Wicsr AMI SotTTfIwFcsT
~ f,nrff,f n ~ n a sets' or itrtrT N N
SpIENIjID eCENFRY. NACNiFICf;NT EQUIP.
MFNT
IN FFrtsesf NAV IA 1881
I'm trsta n a ~ NJ . ,s9,, ~ ~. ,,o, -
nor ~ ~ IN 81 "a st,oo,s ~ ,ni,ss. Vor
poY pitisb,ro and tbo W. ~, - ~, Jaitv VIII,
sireping Cars 10 pt,aburv and ci,casos 10 "a a M
dsiiy Win ssi.c,i,,,. ~. khsn, ,,,r, AZ fsn
Ss,ra,i n, % eS's I hnn h s,n 4cv
Win Palace "a ~ p,pt., S'sV' V''V W u" ''
r, BALTIMORE Ann POTOMAC RAILROAD,
with Parlor Car 70 watkins and tie North; ~ 500
n m. daily, except Sunday; At $50 D. m. daily, eN-
cert saturday, with Palace Cars TO CanandalsuA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
On and af,er Thursday, September 49, ISL,
TRAINS LEAVE d d p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
5io a. m.-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily;
Direct connection for South and Southwest DAILY,
except sunday, to points on q. d y. X. IL. ,
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON 7;lO n IN, IRAN
from WashingtUnl 10 Now orleans without cnh,lgr;
lois y. m.-SOUTH FIRM EXPIRES, daily Tor all
points South via Danvillo. and West via u q "
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on iO:l5 p. IN. train
nom Washington TO Augusta. Ca. without
Marks SLEEPING COUCH CARS from washing
ton to DanNine.
Passengers Manassas Division will take 40 m
train daily, except Sunday. For Warrenton' Hio
For Tickets and information call at virginia Mid
N. MACDANIEL, Agent.
NJ SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent. WlSu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12
Law Department, National University,

uuU DUpuitluVut, NutiVuui OuiiVlpilJ'
The Thirteenth Annual Session will commence at
THE LECTURE ROOMS,
1iO New York Avenue,
MONDAY. OCTOBER Q, O T.. NJ
FACULTY OF LAW:
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR,
President of the Faculty.
II. q. CIAUGHTON, ESQ,
Professor OF Equity, Jurisprudence, fvidcncc, Com
mercial and Maritime law.
WIN. Il. WEBB, ESQ,
Professor OF Pleading, Applied Evidence, and Prac-
EUGENE ClARUSI, ESQ,
Professor of the Law OF Real and Personal Property
and Negotiable Instruments.
BECrUUERS-lSSl.S2
lion IL II. CollnerClnl LAW
lsnoch rotten ESQ. LAW OF CORPORATIONS
General X T. Henkle.~.....Law OF Domestic Relations
y. " llnp CSC aiW OF loTlS
W r Mhtungly, esq'''...,...-Deeds and IonVeyanc
H. hOss feIryt Inc NohICl OF Laws
TUIr1oN-Junlor and Senior Glasses eco for the
full term. Post Graduate Glass, SIS
Catalogues may be obtained and students may en-
ter at the Office Of w. J. NEWTON, Secretary, 500
Seventh street. se27-u
A RT SCHOOL OF THE WASHINGTON ART
IA CLUB-1hird Season opens Octoter3 Vernon
Row, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
sesl-lmA l.. G. MESSER, In Charge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-16

The Prcsidentb condition was till
considered favorable = the III. Pulse 100
70 ia and temperature slightly above nor
NAL. The attending physicians predicted :
marked improvement in their patient with
IN few days. Dir. Reyburn, Barnes and
WOODBURY. have Withdrawn from the case,
q the express desire q the President. =
stated, who thought - "had too many doc
tors.
The movement inaugurated By Gov
ernor Hoyt, o. Pennsylvania, appointing
Tuesday, the 9th, . : day of fasting and
prayer for the recovery Of President GAR
field, was generally observed throughout
that State and several others.
TIE west-bound express train on the
Chicago 4 Alton Railroad was again robbed
By masked highwaymen, about . O'Clock on
TIE evening Of the 7th, q point midway
between Independence and Glendale, No.. :,
about fourteen miles east of Kansas City, and
within two miles ofthe same spot - the eel
ebrated Glendale robbery Or October 8. 1873.
The train was brought % : stand-stil By
signaling, and Instructions were also placed
upon the track. The robbers we're masked
and armed with Henry rifles. They num-
bcrcd from twelve % Gftecn, ~ varionsly e.
timated. A guard 49, placed over the enc
gineer and fireman, while N entrance was
forced into the express car. the messcn-
ger. Fox, knocked down, and the safe
robbed Of ~ contents. Others Of the gang
meanwhile went through The passenger
coaches relieving the Inmates OF their money
and other valusblcs. Nearly III Of the pas
scngers lost something. many large amounts.
There were about 10 passengers on the
train, hut they were completely terrorixed
and none made any show of resistance
The whole affair occupied about ten min
utcs' time. during which period constant
fisilIade was kept up with guns and pistols.
After the robbers had departed and the track
was cleared. the train continued on % Indc-
pcndcnce and Kansas City, a both % which
places posses were hastily organized % give
chase 70 the daring marauders. The Ex-
press Company's loss has not been made
public. but Il 4 believed 20 b several thou
sand dollars, q the least. The mails we're
not molextcd.
ARCHBISHOP HKNNr, u Milwaukee,
a dead, aced 70. He WINS the upbuIlder OF
the Catholic Church 81 the Northwest, and
was ; man Of great learning. energy and
goodness.
THE trial Of Rev. DR.. II. w. Thomas,
late pastor of The Centenary N. y. Church
q Chicago, for heresy, begun . Chicago q
the 9th.
GEN GRANT attended che reunion %
n the nth Regiment Illinois Volunteers =
the Palmer House. Chicago. On the evening
of the oth. and made very brief speech.
vEsUyIUs 4 IN state q eruption.
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ror~ wnero some 90 Indians were o.
campeos and made The arrest without oppo-
s'tion. The command then went Into camp
ssw miles distant. where they were short
auerwsd Waited by some scouts from
ne Indian camp evidently for 10 good
purpose. Capt Hentig ordered them q
leave. While doing % the Indians turned
ana nreds killing Capt. Hentig instantly.
inc night then became general. The troops
I"-..se y. 'H'rmisn nne' dIxne ne m
o'.ns osck some distance. ine nsht be'
o's'oc. sua lasted nearly three
1s..s 49,. Y, $500 80 -
p-.sd. go. - Va" 49, amp:
.-a ss.s-I, -s'.-se. 49, <,' s.s .''eo
;-~ ..,sss-s ssss ~ 1870 49, III 49, -
sn.. $1,000 - s~s 800 80 ~.
~hers 4. srr,..d 4 $500. .- 81 ~ y. ''
msnd. snhseonert,y ~ ho~,;l.. -.
proached 49, rcrt "a ered ,.,o -.
burning the dead. driving them ir,o ~ Il !.
.,,...~ a 49, e.s .-.l-- !. -
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"A bag containing something like
f500 in gold, intrusted 70 the care Of =
we'll known public official, was recently
LEFT BY that gentleman in hanson CAB
in London. Shortly after dismissing
the vehicle the loss was discovered, but
before any steps could be taken for its
recovery the money was returned intact
By the driver. Asa reward for his hon
esty the lucky finder Immediately re-
ceived half . crown.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-16

wAe~,ro~o~ n n - =
prep.r,tio,s 49, ~ pr..ia-.,s, r,..c~s,
have heen rolnr =, Iii a.. Thev ho~,n Y
| 4 o,clock 80 no~,ins - . 800 ~ mer
breaking ground ~ ~ sixth 1.r~et depoI
ana berinnins the work a. l.vinr I track,
vhlch Il 4 con,icussIo. - ~ sixsh ssrre,
me- 70 tne aquarium % tne Avenue Ine
pi.n = 20 Arranged that the President can
pe placed upon van and rolled smoothly
over ~ espns'tum pavement down Penn
ss's~nla Avenue % me car. which stands
upon me extended track. The extension q
ne railroad was made % prevent me neces-
ny q driving over me eobble stones
wnicn intervene between fennsyIvania
avenue ana ne depot a. abcu!
w. oe'oc. 'n.~ morning special
80" arrived y toe ns'tiinore = fotsmac
u.p'.' consisting q sne engine ana cars
WHEN y - convey tne PRESIDENT ana party
Lons pf.ncn' Inc PRESIDENT VIII not Dc
..Hen .1vu ~ PEG, Ply VIII pe carried from
80 nne house 70 ne Avenue ana sixtn
S'sse. uePot - covered Neh'cie. Al order
u I.en''a's ne ,oau'ns platform VIII pe
son-''uesea ou' ifo" we porch Of the Mhhe
I'oure' - 'na' me oea can oe taken without
~ s.ouo'e' ane wagon y very low one
~ 'nc ~" w oe 'aken Out on level with
ne car' arriving ~ me tram me President
VII Is placed On waier-bei. 4 water-bed
z, '.upoef' inns'e' ~ "Ater. y =
lolfing.
Io>e nh>se"' NJ - sept ,
o'".s -ne" F LAC can mere A.
,."t'nk -. rs Ieeepuon =. she fteS'oent.
s1s $50 = ne SURVIVES sne Journey twenty
,.' n.y. 'ns eonhuen' iee',ns .na'
=. ~" ss $1,000. ue'.ennen' q sn'r's
=. n,'s1 s'.'ss u''ps rom Governor : i-'ano
-" 's.su nsIe - me n'o' n'ns g Keep .ne
1919 A".s ~" rs k'ounus o. tne Ei'e-
~ "nen sne ifes'aen' arrives ana % serve
e.''eF = guard ior me cottage ana Ior
D.o"ns cottage.
nr neA.n cottage, Just southeast q
os.on noseis = being prepared for
80 r.es'osnt occupancy. Another cottage
nunusso 'eet AWAY mas been put ~
csuer ior ms. uarneid ana ner children.
ne'"rs vce.n Avenue small cottage WILDE
s'esn ~ y rr.'A'e secretary Brown ana hi'
s.-'. ne main 'aek - tne EioeFon
80. so' Y 80 Ne~ Jersey eentfai hoaa =
m. NE ,,o.n ~ cotase % when 'ne
n' ~" ~ '.ken. A"'Ee force q
$3.50. .sI ~ s.k-keu - puu,nk uoMn pr.ncn
-.s~ ~''sn ~ run u''ec' 70 tne fFanck'yn
~sc'
WAsurxcrox. SEPT. a
The ARRANGEMENTS for President GarfieIi,~
..''o' = .'o'' me Executive Mansion 20 Long
Branch being al completed, - $40 this
morning an axy-running express wagon
was backed I'M u he stem. ~ the b,cl nor-
,,.. 80 -. 10000. 1s.,,,.s- -Iss
$3.50 @. 49, '.-'ee''s 49, .s'n< ~ NJ oeu'
~ borne from me room ana placed ~ me
wagon. The Presidents physicians and
Gen. Swain. Coils. Rockwell and Corbin and
one or two Other intimate friends .s.i.,sd
~. u .-v -. s.-e,..,
- - removal ne rresioent lay Win MS
right hand upon biz breast, while bic left
hand was stretched sf full length upon the
soyerIet. His forehead 49, covered ~ 4.
ii,., .,c.h 80 n. r..s,-~- sh~..-r
rinfcd. wore Z U1fIeuf and rr<frucd exuraa-