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TNams.
HOuSE wANTED

UdHILlS. HOUSE WANTED. 1ffAA WITHIN ten minutes walk of the old depot, Niid House suitable for two families, upper E.l tenement of or rooms, by prompt paying 7tenant Address
 fel4 St 'B. E.," this office. MAN WANTED lNTH understands care of horse and flower gar " den; good city references required; Apply at HELP WANTED, lyNNO GO INTO the country-1 harness maker, | 1 stitcher good shoemaker. Inquire of KELSEY COUCH,
 fell If 39 Orange Street. WANTED, A experienced Carpet Salesman to go to Hart lA ford, Conn. Address fe14 3t TT. P.," care this office. WANTED. A FIRST CLASS Trimmer for a large Millinery ~ House in Hartford, also young lady of good
 fel4 St :sT P," this oface WANTED, A YOUNG MAN of neat and accurate habits wish HA ing to learn the drug business, tor who has had little experience in the same preferred). fe14 If Cor. State and Humphrey streets. WANTED, A GOOD, SMART, energetic Salesman must Address i~-
 fel4 "Box ss7," City. WANTED, A MAN OF GOOD business qualifications as Sales A man, with view to taking charge of branch |o1ce; salary SIS per week to commence with; must sgiye security and references. GAY BROTHERS, 256 Chapel Street: Call from to 10 o'clock. feI4 WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS rough stuf rubber. Apply att "A once to A. T. & c. B. DEMAREST, f12h 65 to T3 Chapel Street. WANTED, few first class. .bonnsz embvoiderers wanted. Apply to
 MAYER, STROUSE & CO, Al Court Street. f14
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-14
MARRIAGES
DEATHS.

BrapfoId, Feb. 6, Charles E. Lev
 is' of Southi9gtan, and Miss Ellen 0. Geer.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-14

Board or COunGlIm0ne TVNo the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, greeting l You are hereby required to warn the Board o Councilnen of said city to meet at the Council Cham in said city, Monday the 14th day of February 1881, at TX o'clock p. n-
 Given under my hand this 10th day of February JOHN B. ROBERTSON, Mayor. The foregoing is true copy of the original war rant Attest THOS. c. HOLLIS,
 fe14 It City Sherin.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-14

Max. Temp, 43; Min Tenn, 27; Total Rainfall ol Melted Snow dnches and 100ths) 00 Max. velocity ot wind, 23 miles per hour.
 J. H. SHERMAN, Observer,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. s. Army.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-14
Real Gstate.
TO RENT
FOR SALE.

[EEs=a FROM March 1st to a small family the lower hFiiH part of house, with gas and city water stuat- Es.u ed on State street corner of Bradley Apply 1t 749 STATE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-14
FOR SALE.

}&as The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell EsiH corner of Park and George streets only i've E.IQ minutes walk from the postofice. The house
 IS large and modern style. with all the conveniencea
 usually found in strictly hrst-class house. Lot 15s
 feet on Park street, 220 feet George street. run uing through to Spruce street. The grounds are
 toced with trees and vtnes bearing choicest
 rieties of fruit in great abundance The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to Spruce 7street including barn, will be sold separate if sired. Apply to E. BLACKMAN
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-14

or Exchange. fssss Situated Winchester avenue. 400 feet EiiH front Winchester avenue, 400 feet rear on EtV Canal railroad building about 25Ox15O feet,
 four story brick Also carriage shops Park street.
 four story, with lot 90 feet front. Also Quinnipiac
 Mills with the best water power in New Haven coun Ny. Would exchange any of the above for desirable residence.
 Geo. A. Isbell, Office, State st., cor. Elm, Todd's nlock.
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Attorney General Macy eagh. saying that every
thing is working well at Elberon. and that if
necessary the car containing the President will
DE pushed by hand over the new track to Franck-
lyn cottage. He will be taken up to the room
door on his bed, and thence carried a distance
OF ABOUT ten feet. An ambulance will follow the
train alongside of the new track to guarantee
against accident. and stretcher will be sta
toned In the cottage, when the change will be
made from one bed to another. There will be a
covered platform from car to cottage so that he
VIII be protected from the sum- the entire dis
lance being less than twenty feet
DIR. HAMILTON AT LONG BRANCH-wHAT HE SAYS
ABOUT THE CHANGE.
LONG BRANCH. Nj, Sept. 6.-Dr. Hamilton
one of the consulting surgeons. arrived at Long
Branch at 80 O'Clock this morning. In CONVEX
satlon with representative of the Associated
Press on the train. the doctor expressed the
opinion that the Presidents removal from the
malarious atmosphere of Washington would
soon prove beneficial. He did not attribute so
much Importance to sea air as to the general
change of scenery. &c. He thought the fact
that the Presidents desire to leave Washington
had been granted would have a good moral
effect upon him. and that he would commence
10 mend almost Immediately upon his arrival
When asked how long he expected that the Pre-
sldent would remain at Long Branch. DR.. Ham,
llton said he could not venture an opinion: in
TACT. he did not at this time desire to enter into
any detailed conversation on the subject
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.
The train which arrived at Long Branch at
$50 conveyed a squad of regular troops from
Battery A, LIST artillery. Governors Island. un-
der the command of Captain J. NJ Ingalls,. the
other officers being LIST Lieut.. T. c. Patterson
and I'd Lieut. VIM. c. Rafferty,. The squad num-
bered 30 inclusive of officers. These troops will
be placed about the cottages set apart for the
presidential party. The cottages are all in read
mess to receive the President and large crowds
have gathered about the Francklyn cottage
Much inconvenience is being experienced by
representatives of the press owing to the made
4uate telegraphic facilities the nearest office to
the Presidents quarters being about mile and
half distant, and the only method of convey
ance is 10y carriage or coach. Rooms have been
set apart by the prOprietors of the West End ho-
telfor the accommodation of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. and an additional force of
men is expected TO arrive during the day. There
Is land breeze blowing and the day is quite
sultry.
Safe Arrival at Long Branch-Pulse 1O2.
The special with the President arrived at
Elberon Loo pm. New York time. and at LOO
the President was in his room in the cottage.
Pulse 102.
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Wall Street To-Day.
MARKETS Dull. But STRoN,


NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-The Posts financial saws:
Although there is a little more business at the
stock exchange than yesterday, Yet all the mar
kets are dull but generally strong. L. \ bonds
are unchanged. State bonds are neglected
Railroad bonds are higher for the speculative
issues. the advance ranging from l4al1S per
cent. the latter Texas and Pacific firSts 'Rio
G. division. which are up to 92E. The result
OF the fluctuations in the stock market is an adj
vance of q asa per cent, the latter Metropoli-
tan Elevated to 81. Louisville and Nashville is
up 21s to S615. \. Y. Elevated 2Js to l03,
Hannibal and st. 10 ia TO 20. Ills. Central u
to 1888. Northern Pacific preferred 1sSa7oI,
and Hannibal and st. Joe preferred pa per cent
TO ll64. The other changes are fractional. and
it viii be noted that for the most part the stocks
named are specialties which can be moved
without much reference to the general list.
The money market continues to work easily for
borrowers under the influence of the Treasury
disbursements and the foreign specie which are
daily swelling loanable funds. The sub-treasary
was this morning debtor To the clearing house
81. 100000. The ruling quotation for call loans
is 4a5 per cent. although the loans of bank,
trust and insurance companies are generally
standing at per cent.
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Gen. Grant Gone West,

CHICAGO. Sept. 6-Gen. Grant and Col. Fred.
Grant arrived here from New York yesterday.
The general declined TO be interviewed on the
subject of the Mexican railway, on the ground
that it was yet in crude state. and that moth
ing bad been done that he could talk about.
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Hanlan RetireS from Boat Racing,

TORONTO, ONT. Sept. 6.-At a meeting last
night Hanlan was asked by Wallace Ross to
arrange a match. He declined to do SO. saying
that he had made up his mind to retire from
bOat-racng.
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An Order Concerning Guiteau's Effects,

Yesterday afternoon in the Criminal Court,
Justice Cox made order for the property
clerk Of the Police department to turn over to
District Attorney Corkhll all the property taken
from the person Of Charles j. Guiteau at the
time of his arrest for the assault with intent to
kill President Garfield. The order was made
under the provisions of section ABB of the Re-
vised Statutes Of the District Of Columbia, which
reads as follows:
II any property or money placed i'm the Gus
tody OF the property clerk shall be desired as
evidence i'm any police or other criminal court,
such property shall be delivered to any officer
who shall present an order to that effect from
such court; but such property shall not be re-
tanned in the court. but shall be returned 10 the
property clerk. to be disposed OF according TO
the provision of this chapter.
A MARRIAGE ENDOWMENT AssocArION.-The
National Capital Mutual Beneficial Association,
for unmarried persons. filed certificate Of In
corporation to-day. The object rs TO provide
substantial aid to holders of certificates, who
contemplate marriage. to be paid after consum-
nation of marriage or after a term OF years.
The capital stock is 81, 100. i'm shares Of S100
each The trustees are X. b. Mitchell. f. w.
Whitaker and A. A. Shissler, Of Washington;
John H. Derr, John A. Raber, George III. Rein
hard. j. Frank Behney, p. III. Renhard, and
Ezra P. Ross, of Philadelphia.
WOMAN Casa drinking house on 7th
street road kept by Eliza Murphy alias Eliza
lev was raded by the Police last night. and the
proprietress was sentenced to 80 days i'm jail
this morning. Mrs. Lockwood defended her in
court. She said there were hundreds of people
who sold rum to ola soldiers, who were not
prosecuted. and intimated that the defendant
was prosecuted because she was q woman.
A PoLIcEMANs DRINK.-Policeman Reeder.
of the sixth precinct, was fined IS in the Police
Court this morning for assaulting a colored man
named Frank Collins in a restaurant. corner 10Th
and p streets, last Friday afternoon. The
trouble arose out of a drink taken By the
officer. which witnesses testified that ne refused
to pay for. Reeder slapped the colored man
twice and then arrested him. Collins was fined
IS for disorderly conduct.
The funeral Of Hon. Hendrick B. Wright took
place at Wilkesbarre, Pa, yesterday, Bishop
stevens, OF Philadelphia. assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Hayden, OF Wilkesbssrre, and the Rev. Mr.. VII
liams Of Pittsburg, conducted the services.
Jacob Latus, wealthy silk manufacturer az
Paterson, and member of the assembly from Pas-
sale county, N. j., went to New York city O.
and received check for 600. Ho
drew the mSney about noon, end has not 49,
been seen. Foul play 10 suspected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-06

RUY THE BEST!
kNICkERBOCKER, BIBB'S. NEW BALTIMORE
AND SILvEK PALACE, SEXTONS GRAND
HEATER, PAHlOR ST. and ten other I.aTROBFS Of
best makes 70 select from Cox, Whiten an Co s cell
ebrHted, splendid RUBY. NOVELTY and other
RANGES and HEATING STOVES and FIRNAC
LUMBING, TIN ROOFING. JOBBING &c.
Prices always low terms favorable an anv otha-
house IN the city. We give entire satisfac
oon o JNO. MORAN,
ZIG PENNSYLVANIA AvENITE am
AIS 9TH STREET NoRrHWFsr
connected I'd Telephone Exchange So lmlp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-06

HyRESCOING, KALSOMINING, WALL PAINTING.
and ALL INTERIOR DECORATIONS. Estimates
furnished and references given. E. G. MEADE CO.
1328 Pennsylyania ayen.e northwest rs
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOIlCES.
IL THERE WILL BE A MEETING FOR
which the public generally are invited 1t
NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE BUSINESS
Rooms Me e the e S held at B9aTd q oe ads
m to give exres9n to their feelings upon the death
r~ THE HoD CARRIERS SOCIETY. No. /. OF
Ployerz that they win work ON SEPTEMBER r. as
the day of the first Grand Picnic of the Hod Carriers
Society, No. 1. 1t.
ING viii hold Is asd B neDr
aq nny %Ss fS5 Essnt of dres and making H
oeosk At Marns Hail. f'n street. between ss a! 9th
and 10th streets nor;hwest;
JNo. JOY EDISON. Secretary 90 ''-' ffesi seu2t
Ia D. K HACKMAN HAS REMOVED HIS
tcS Coal and Wood Yard to Massachusetts avenue,
near North Capitol street, little square east of
the old stand Best qualities of Coal and Wood at lowest
prices. s5-3t'
p THE LOWEST T,o PRICES I ;sr,J FOB Tp SCHOOL Id
sale and retail at ROBERTS Bookstore No. 1olo ath
~ THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE H
CO., of Newark, Nj, has been moved to No GIG F
a3I-3w' G. F. HYDE, District Agent.
Ia CHEAP JPo coal AZ A AM WooD Iso FOR THE SEA
The RoCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY has
d the best seeeme Of pFesen. at
Peted advantageous contract to supply its
bers with Coal and Wood from the present to April 3d.
1852 In addition to this it has other very valuable
contracts with the most reliable business firms in the
city for Books and Stationery Boots and Shoes. China
and Housefurnlshing Mems and Boys Clothing, Cut
lery and Jewelry Repairing Dentistry Drugs and Med
lclnes, Ladies' Dry Goods, Education Furniture and
Carpets Groceries and Provisions, Plumbing, Gents
Furnishing, Hardware, Hats. Furs, Ice. Insurance,
Livery and Carriages, Meats, Milk, Musical Instru-
ments Optical do Oysters, Paints Oils. Glass, Paper
Hangings, Tobacco and Cigars. In fact, everything
needed by individuals families, at greatly reduced
prices, saving from s25 to 800 per Cards of
membership can be had from any of the original mep
bers of the Secretary, for 81 and yearly subscrp
ton Of p cent? The Society not running any stores
world The following named gentlemen will ll receive
drew Glass. Agricultural Department, 1854 G street
southwest G. s Treyitt, Secretary's office, Treasury
Department, 1885 u street northwest; f. o. Leecn,
Mint Bureau, Treasury Department; John Corson,
Quartermaster Generals Office, 1874 14th street north
west; E. Reynolds, Treasurers office. Treasury, TT
North Carolina avenue southeast; Smith Thompson,
Adjutant Generals office zoos street northwest W.
Harsha, Treasurer's office, Treasury. 905 H street
aorthSests H. W. Smith, Quartermaster Generals Of
cultural Department, 500 street northeast; A: N.
Meeker, Bureau Engr4ng and Printing, 500 4th street
southeast, and JOHN COOK, Secretary, Fourth Audi
tors office, Treasury, 6ls 18th street northwest ale
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HAYWARD Il HUTCHINSON,
81 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST,
GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
UNDERMINING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING IN CITY
RESIDENCES.
AND HAVING LARGE FORCE OF
COMPETENT wORKMEN,
ATTEND PROMPTLY
ALL JOBBING ORDERS ,an12
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SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR EVERY GRADE OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
SCHOOLS AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
c. G. PURSELL,
e3-3w 422 9th street northwest
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DRIyATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
II. H. DODGE,
Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission,
No. $50 18TH STREET. tCOECoRAN BUILDING
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers,
"a BROADWAY. New YORK.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold commits
Ion in San Francisco Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed the
New York Stock Exchange at oneeghth Of per cent
commission, Private and direct telegraph wires to
6altimore. Phadelpha, New YORK and Boston, through
which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges
q stocks and Bonds and information regarding the
Marets received through wire every fifteen minutes
daily Orders Cotton Grain and Provisions executed
With dispatch. e1-6m
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SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.

SCHOOL BOOKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
. AT VERY LOWEST PRICES,
Patent Covers and Blotters free, If bought at
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
s5-3t CORNER Az STREET AND PENN'A AVENUE.
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10 see the men with numerous lanterns at
work on the avenue, and still more SO to see a
train OF cars across the avenue.
AS THE HOUR OF SIX APPROACHED
numbers of persons gathered about the depot,
but were kept back to the pavement by ropes
stretched along the curb by the police. 40
officers having been stationed about the depot
and along the avenue. There were perhaps GOO
to $40 persons about the corner of 9th street and
the Avenue. Lieut. Weaver. with 10 regulars
from the arsenal, reported to assist in MOVING
the President. The crowd became somewhat
impatient as there was no appearance of the
Presidential party, but at SIS O'Clock Surgeon
General Barnes and Drs. Agnew and Woodward
arrived. and attention was then turned to the
upper END of the Avenue.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY AT THE
DEPOT.
In short time the carriage containing Mrs.
Garfield, Miss Mollie Garfield, Mrs. Edison and
Mrs. Rockwell arrived, followed by the two
servants, Lizzie Cutter and D. Spraggs, and
they were shown seats in President Roberts car.
At twelve minutes past six o'clock the wagon
containing the President arrived, Col. Rockwell
Col. COrbin, and Drs. Bliss and Reyburn. Gen
Swain and G. .. Rockwell being on the sides of
the wagon. The horses having been detached
the bed was lifted carefully in. Some little time
was taken in shifting the mattress on which the
pdticut hdu tain W Tie OeO prepared IOr MIN.
THE TRAIN MOVED OUT
about $50 O'Clock, Washington time, and went
off apparently without jar.
The train was made up as follows: Engine
656, known as an Anthracite C. engine, PR.R.
standard, which is furnished with a muffler. to
prevent the escape of steam. This wasmanned BY
WIN. Page, engineer, and J. w. Lamison and E.
Gwinnell, fremen John Unglaub. engineer,
and s. A. Reynolds fireman, running as local to
Bay View. Car No. 268 Can Eastlake comparfr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06
BIZ! =. Lucis, S.uctioacsr.

EtC&L::.3SIO. 81 G%:,E GE rhLUh.
- Bj.H Ej.AH ESTATE X FAIRFAX
COUNTY, Ya,-~Ey ri7,", OF Gccrsa oi thu
Ci.tUi! Cou-! &C Es:If.x U.u1:y. il 'ho auit OF
rendered il ve2:t;on, jay 3 1851. thr urdsr.
signed co;cD;isa;3Hor2' VIII, 81 II r., MONDAY.
September oh. 1881, IcaEty :'cust dsy, oner
Tor $50 9. N:.6!;c cu.!ila. thaS E!iLUABLE
TRACE OF LARD lyiDs ne&r Ccnlrevi!lr,
Esi7i,2 county, Va, within .! u;.'sa q Wash
station We. =. Z. :; amt y miles CT Eya'rcn;on
Springs This ,;sc: hes Eoca owed By }. w.
Dear, ca is i2ptov&d By y bsnd:ol,c, con-
uoGioua and Cnptc!cui DWELLING and ox-
tensice "a. building, Esraa a5d Gtab.eF. !: hss
ane ORCHARD Dad uuca gf:ss, . iu!i Tiaw
of The Blue Bia2o Ioa1.tsHE, aid - advanta'
geCualy situ&tGd 10: schools, churches, po:loice,
s!o:es. mills snd saopl. 2n0 !acd has receivr.t
careful cultivation, la extremely tucii!a aid
tain: 595! ACRES, p Plat OF which I1ay 10 sg:n
with the Commissioners. Any che dGeicCu3 O! a
homo with tho ndVhl:agoa Cl :ile tc:Ecry, excel
lent water, good sccic!J std healthy tu:round
ings csnro. do bate. MA lugca. II this prop.
erty. Mr.. Geo. ". Lea, who resides on tho
place. will take pleasure IN showing /! u vsi!ors.
RE undersigned az sn!acIi@2d 10 sail at privs,o
sa!e, nnd invite nIo2c.As 3, any ti.:o pr;cr 10
date Of public sa!e
Terms: Uat- eL,h Q! tha ;u:ci252 money in
tand, az th ) rescue IL :0R rr;Gs OF una, TWO
aud .arte ycsGs. with interest fro31 day of SALE
and retention Ct tito u-.il said deferred pay
meats ar. rc-3e: iaa .l.at 20 h3 r.eOlt upon the
failure of The uurcha.cf - Glso: aoy If said DE-;
''''S' ' HIESE1 ". THOMAS Com ra,,,,
C eA GARTER. of sale.
aue13-w4W
Er The sboso s.!a has been postponed till
MONDAY, Oc:ooec il, 1891, II. tns sa,as time
and place. snbl0-utd
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LOGkL BEEFI7IE,Y.

psul Aston, colorcd, who killsi Capt. Cca'ts
Ia Georgetown, u. q, IL SO WIS arrested 81
Savannah. Ga La! n;2Ai
The clocks eto;ea i:oai III. E-Si:. Guesdly
lsst By Hugh Stsid2r, have basn recovered ~
officers Eat Esyts sat Julian arlo:i
Robert Smith, color6d, WAS Ia en- su ]de4Iy III
yeiterdsy while at work n hr. W. a. Smoots
~nstf, and had to be removed 10 his homo
The steamer Jsna Mo:csy Iot. Yorktown yes.
tardsy evening a. 0'ClCca sLG arrived he,a
til! morning t! ucCca.
There wsrs no csses a! police hesGqusr.e:s
this morning. Will sZe co!ored, w:s feed
yesterday evening, by TIC Mayo, for an assault
On Kan Lucas, RiGo cIofed.
rev passenger Ca;, tuil: il Wilmington,
Del, Tor t1o East ToaLcssee aHG WesLera Hcrth
Carolina ksiraad. passed through hers yes!+r.
day over the Virgins III Hand Railway.
Company 4, Second United Stats Artillery,
arrived st Frederick6burgr Va, les: evening on
~ msicn TO Yorktown. anu clcanpsd on
tusyre's Heights. Tho officers Woo entertained
oy The Fredericksburg Guards.
The stesmsr ArIoWsiilit7, on her way down
the river this morning, when eao1t distar CO
below this city, broke be. Tcd!er chain end had
10 put DIck for repsiIs, which. however, were
soon made, and Tho bos! atsrted Ga her journey
again.
The freight train over tao Washi5stcr & Ohio
-
arrive Ger till O'Clock ls:: night the delay be-
ing caused, IS stated in tho GsZ tte by two csrs
jumping tho Track shCl: distance wsat Of Lees-
Lug.
Several friends of L1ri, Z. Conrad, tho cir
cusmsn. who was killed Oh Sundsy morning
last by isliag from train Of cars on Tho Va
Midland Railway, arrived hare Tuesday night
from Baltimore On their way to hsppahannCck
elsl!on alter the r, alns, which they will have
removed 10 Baltimore for iHtcrmea.
lat.ar WIS received he:o 70 day from Mrs.
GacrSo W. Harrison, WAC is ia Michigan,
stating That the boat in which her husband and
daughter. snd Two ether etsr.Gd cut sailing in on
Lake Ilu1der, short time ag0, and were
drowned during storm, has boon washed
ashore. hut tho bodNs have not ye. been 70.
covered
Sheriff. Cha Gov, CT Clark clua:7, arrived
here Ills afternoon oo lis ws3 20 Richmond,
Hlth Wllam LEWIS, clloyel, sentenced to tho
pa1ltenIary at tho lfst term CT tho curt CT
that county FIR ten yosra iNr cuiraeiug. on tie
farm Of d., Bradford near B,5csvills, o coIorea
girl named Lucy Thomrsoa. Lewis SAYS ho is
lD0ocs1t Of the cine.
Master j. Lucius DutIcy, son OF Nsjor Ge,rre
Gutley, who. without any instruction, hiss paint
ed number of portraits Of prominent citiz ,ns,
made short t m ego faa p .inting Of tho lste
President Garfield in SIX hours The picture of
the laso President drspad in mourning and sus.
pended over tho door Of the icwe!ly store of Mr..
Geo. N Duiley, attracted graat Goal cf st!en.
lion. has!ur Gutf4y, aho has q natural t.sto
for psiLtlog, haa made nunb.r of sketches Of
places OF Inlere:t about The city.