Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-11
late President,a paator: scriptures and a

l late Presidents pastor; scriptures and an
 able address by George Bayley Loring oJ
 Massachusetts, commissioner of agriculture. Dr. Loripgs address was one of the hand
 son1est tributes yet paid to the departed. He
 reviewed General Garfeld's life and drew i from it many valuable lessons, extollipg his | virtues as man and his influence as Ma son. s'We meet, ,'' said he, 'sto pay tribute to the memory of one of the most ilustrious of | the order, whose character as citizen, legis-
 lator and magistrate will always be revered and cherished where the hearts of men are bound together in this brotherhood and so long as truth anchangeable and everlasting shall endure. While to all the world he now stands the type of heroism, fortitude, Chris tian devotion, patriotism and civil wisdom
 and justice, to us he belongs to that immortal
 group who stepped forth to great labors
 strengthened by the lessons of the lodge,
 Washington, Warren, Lafayette, Lee, Put
 nam, Steuben, Casweu and Sullivan, whose
 prowess in the field and council gave us our
 free dom and republic, and whose greatness
 found it's secure foundations on the Masonic
 prscepts Be good, Be just, Be indulgent,'
 Be kind Be grateful Be modest, Pardon
 injuries, Render good for evil Be forbear
 ing and temperate, Be citizen Defend
 thy country with thy ife.' Guided by these
 precepts President Garfield achieved his
 greatness. His service was @ long one but
 his interest was unhagging.''
 President Arthur will return from New
 York on the limited express reaching here at
 4:15 p. m. to morrow. Secretary Blaine and
 Walker Blaine will probably accompany him.
 Postmaster General James will return Satur- day. It is expected Judge Folger will qualify as Secretary of the Treasury on Saturday. Secretary dunt will be absent several days yet. No one seems to know when Attorney General MacVeagh will return, if indeed he returns at all. Solicitor General Phillips is practically performing all the duties of Attor ney General.
 Applications for office are pouring into the
 White House, and seem to be increasing each day. They are for all grades of office, from department messenger to foreign missions. Among the reports is one that Virginia hopes to be rewarded for her recent victory by hav- ing Cabinet position given her. It is we'll settled fact that a strong movement is on foot to secure such position to John s. Wise, of Virginia, and it is said Senator Ma hone has strong backing from that delega- tion Republicans will visit him, and if he agrees to act with Republican measures be- fore the administration will push his name for Cabinet office. Several Virginia Re- warded with the judgeship of the court of ap- peals of his State.
 Witnesses For GuiteAu-NIrs. ScoviIIe
 Showing Signs of Mental Disorder.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Lawyer Tru1e, of Chicago, finds that his lega engagements there will prevent his in the Guiteau trial, and he telegraphed Mr. Scoville last night to that effect. Mrs. Parker, who is considered an important witness by the Sco- villes, applied to the United States Marshal ! yesterday for transportation to Washington, stating that she had no means to pay her own Mrs. Scoville has spent all her money already and was provided with passes for herself and daughter by Mr. Trude Deputy Marshal Hayes called on MT. Trude l in reference to providing Mrs. Parker with | and the matter will be ar ranged to day. Mrs. Scoville's friends say that her mental condition has always been more or less weak, and that her indications ot insanity, which have always been kept se- ,ret, have been greatly aggravated by the I trouble into which she was plunged by her | brothers terrible deed.
 fouoWlng IS list of new witnesses on the | part of the government that were furnished | to Gulteau by the marshal to day:
 John $. Crocker, warden of the iail; E. L. Dnborny, 2,9O5 P street, N. w.; Robert R. | dltt Arlington Hotel Rev. Rush R. Ship \ pen 924 Fourteenth street, N. w.; Ellen c. | Grant, 924 Fourteenth street, N w.; Mary I 5 Lockwood, S1O Twelfth street. N. w; N. w.; Charles l.. Gardner, 1921 G street, N. ! w.: William Parker. II East Twelfth street, | New York city; Henry B. Sands, 35 West | l hirty third street, New York city; * R. Wood | 30 Irving Place, New York; Joseph c. HutoL- n, 479 Clinton avenue, New York Samuel ! D Gross, Eleventh and Walnutstreets, Phila lelphia; John Ashurst, Twentieth street and | De Lancey Place, Philadelphia; John T. | aodgen, 2703 Washington avenue St. Louis \ Henry T. Campbell Augusta, Ga. Frank H \ 43 Thirty second street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues New York; John ?. Gray, Utica, N Y.; Fordyce Barker, 24 | East Thirty-eighth street, New York; Will jam H. Cook. 1902 o street, N. w.; Edgar 3eekley, 1882 Twelfth street, N. w.; Arthur Simmons, 1739 L street, N. W. W. D. Allen, .233 Thirtieth street, N. w.; W. S. Craw- ord, 2109 l. street, N. w; Daniel Spriggs md Alphonso Dom, 1142 Seventh street. N. w. <; J. T. Richard, I'll Fifteenth street, N treet, N. w.; Richard A. Gillen, 1711 K treet, N. w.. Edward Savay, 1123 Fifteenth treet, N. w.; William Groen, 111O Eight enth street, N. w.. Troup Martin, o. L. ! 'ruden, BY Eleventh street, $. w.; Charles I. Henley, 639 Maryland avenue, s. w.; W. solway, 939 o street, ". w.; W. L. Duke, 1O7 street, N. w.; O. L. Judd, 111O New .ork avenue; H. c. Morton. 607 M street, [. w: J. F. Sheridan, 1427 Chapin street, l jollege Hill, D. G.; T. J. Dolan. 1903 New ampshire avenue s. A. Brown, 1904 o treet, N. w; Walter Blaine. s1 Fifteenth treet. N. W; John Hay, Cleveland, O.: 'enjamin P. Montgomery, 2O2O street, N. v. Mrs. N. A. Wilson, Denver, Col ; D. IcLean Shaw, 206 Broadway, New York Feury Wood, 4O26 Chestnut street, Philadel. hia; D. H. Sunderland. Freeport, Ill A. '. Richard, Freeport, H.; Warren D. 'rown, 172 Broadway, New York; G. R. [awes, 2O6 West One Hundred and Twenty fth street, New York; Stephen English. 137 New York; Royal La Tourke, 1105 Iirard street, Philadelphia; G. P. Hawes, 32 West Forty sixth street, New York; H. . Denham, Boston, Mass. Rev. I. N. Tar OK, Boston, Mass Rev. John L. Withrow, [otel Huntington, Boston, Mass. s. D. helps, 112 East Thirty-seventh street, New ork; A. R. Stevens, Buffalo, N. Y.; J. Pal Ter, Saratoga Springs. N. Y.; MT. New ouse ST., Oneida Castle, N. Y. Rev. l. Ma ee, Albany, N. Y.; Charles Farming Chica- o, Ill {; J. L. Reynolds, Ravenswood, Cook ounty, H.. Mrs. Theodore Densmore, oulder, Col.
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