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". j. ThaiAs l.. Elntstsnth Cknturv.
But p0rhaps tho most curious and valuable re-
coyury Of a book long sought for occurred tu tho
Into str. G1cuyillu. whose !nost luun!tlceMt iAe-
Muse.,n, entttles him % tho gratitude Ut all
schulars. mention this fuct ~ tho authority
OF my lato h0norod friend, Sir. Atny0t, tho SOC.
rotnry, frlelld, aud blugrautcr ut Wypdhutu, md
fur W INnDy ye4rS treasurer OT tho 6uuluty Ut
Aut1nuarle3 And lIrcutut VI tho Cnlttoh SUcte-
ty Among tho choicest 1o1ks III his library hr.
urenvtU EUssuased on1 at tWn vnl!ltnet Of III
zartuo ll!6le, printed on vsll.m aud maKai;i-
Gently bound. or courto no WIS very anxious to
got oupy Ut the ,n!ssltlH volume also on yci-
Illn, but ho hDped utmost aKa!nst hope. After
ultIiy yu4rs, hUweyer, h0 hAd the unexpected
and utmost unaxnmplGtl good FORTUNE 10 Eet
NOT nuly u copy IN vsllQul. Int tho !4ent!uIl
copy. as sh.,wn by tho U1nding, which hal 10
Biol. hlr. ursnvIllu. when showing tue b,uks to
Nj. Aulyos and to Hunuci 1i0pers. who WAS thoF3
Ut tho aAms tlMu, tola tho history of bis good
fortune.
Atnyor said It was rho most remarkable COLI
cldeilcu ho bud ever hcRtd.
ltuRers did NIT quit9 Akree 10 this an4 pro-
ceodc4 to mohtloa tha following, Which ~
An slllloet who was ordered to lndla went, on
tho lay bofotu leaving EilKland. 10 h!a lA"yers
iu LIncolns lun Ftelda. Tho day beIuG wet. ao
TOOK hAoklIBy couch. aud when ho Kut out,
when bs WIS paying tho driver, droppcu shi!.
ltilF. Ito look 81 III tho mud and s!ush Tor y IN
vnat,, and 70 did tlU toaGhLaaH. On hls roautn
huuie alter sotlo years service he hul again
Fluids. When leaytu9. ho rucolluutuu hls LOST
shilling, and ~ eotno' unaccountublo Impulse
began Ia Iut.k for 1t, Wheu, ttrAAYe tu B4y Just
W. tie very snUt wheEo hv had pAlo ths ooach.
, 1881-10-06

BANK TAXES.

Sptef0l UIpateh to The Chicago 1fiauns.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Oct. 6.-Tho investigation
into tho returns or private bnnks. begun by
Commissioner 1sAum In Chcago. continues In NIL
tho large Eastorn cities. Today the firm of
Blake NrothorB & Co.. Of Boston and New
York, nude an nrgumcnt before tho Cotn>niH.
gloner In tho matter of tho ctnIm by tho Gov
ernment for an inoreaBo of taxation, Tho nct-
uai capital OF Blake Brothers & Co. ie aIout
$l,000,0o0. Thoir principal business that is tnxn-
bio ts transacted In Now York. Some years ago
they Invited tho Collector OF Internal Revenue
to examine their books md deterinIno wAat
propurtion OF thoir capital was to be properly
regarded as taxable. That officer 1xna tho su,n
at $.0O,0O0. That IL tho amount whiuh
tho company has returned for many
years. They are now before tho
department to mntntain that tho legitimate
amount Ut taxable capltal Is still not creator
thnla that sum. Tho caao is still on heArIng, tho
argument having been postponed Until to-
morrow to allow tho firm to rresont additional
pApcrs. In tho Investigation OF these bnnks, It
hAs beon discovered that ono Ut tho CumImutus
doinH d lurRo business Us a private bank,
tho Manhattan Company, OF Now York, hns no
authority to transact DAnklhE business, except
as incidental authorization In tho original
charter to supply the nlty Of Now York with
wRtcr. The water provisions Of tho cHurtor Hro
Technically coverld by tho ownership Of u
B[nR{G pump, while tho company trnhsacts q
lnrFe banking business.
, 1881-10-06
Tntnls. ,1lh,BE7.4D $4,NO, 5O0D 900
Outside Now York;. .o7, ,18 l,sss3, gu .UM

"
ACTIONS
rs evidence OF ali unlnlxctf prosperity. AS
BMrolly 1t Is not q gain to tho country that
tho crops of wheat and corn have proved
comparatively small. StEtl less IL II Il gain
tint prices 1.-Two bcull advanced SO rapidly
Rid 50 far TINT domestic anil foreign COLI
slltnors alike nro slow to take from dealers
tho enormous ard rapidly accommodating
stocks OIL lland. III cotton tho situation Is
not very different, though tho ''corner" II.
tint article hns been Orerntul IN Liverpool
rather than here, Tlie price Of petroleum
hns been artl1C1atfy ind to nll Appearances
advanced, and tho upward
movement Iii hog products, though 1t hns I'LL
exclisu at present III tho prospect that corn
will be dear, WIS conllnfMced and pushed far
early in the year before TINT prospcct existed.
An excessive speculation, based upon
Il nero plethora of money or
IN expansion Of credits, Is all unhealthy
symptom, but It Is cetlalnly not less un-
healthy Wheil,. lit addition to monetary
callscs, 1t has for IL basis MI important de-
crease III tho countrys production.
TIE FAVORABLE: SYMPTOM
Is tllat legitimate commerce and ncarlv oil
branelies q manufacturing are prosperous
Mattve transactions, is evidently very 1aigc.
Though tic farmers hRve short crops they
l.nva n prospect Of lilEl, prices for that tllBy
I'nvo 10 ssl, ar! st,, seys5ni yeara' rsrs,
freely. Notwithstanding one scason vi OF Of Colt.
parnttvn misfortune. Thu fall a,Ml winter
trade Will ba the largest Iii tho llEst0ry Of the
country, apparently, mil the crops Of 1881,
though smaller than wero, expected. Will
thin tho crops Of any previous yeur except
1810 md 1SSQ.
, 1881-10-06
. DESTITUTE FISHERMEN,


OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 6.-Tho Martho ard FIsh-
erIcs Department having rocelved through their
agents at Anlicostt information OF tho Eroat
deBtltntlon prevailing tEoro owing to tho tMiluro
or tho tlshor!oa, and application having been
nsatlc TOR pcounfary rollof, u reply haa been sent
uebvo 7 to ~ frs 4 tb food and spos oses. ..
sNry. Some apprehension has hecn folt lest tho
dominion Government stnr0s should be a03zctl
mtlhcnEon was sent through tho State lls-
partanent here, to tho iIpai Government
Of Qnanso apprtGtnE shom Of tlo infornnntion
1ntnlun stanner Napol0oa iii. to convey tn tho
anlferora my supplies tho Quebec Government
might Wish to a0nd. A gentleman Inst nrElypd
from the l.ownr 1T. Lawrence stAt,M thAt REent
lestttntton MISC exhts among tho fleherthUn nj,
tho nurth shnro OF tho 1T, I4nwrenEp. whn have
swept go miles ut tlat ahnro. They will ho
compelled to solicit atd from tho Government u
ol!ahso them to got through tho approaching
winter.
, 1881-10-06

\ (:ATiEOTlC COtLE1E BURNED
dpttsat Dispatth to 7ns Chieoeo Tfthunt.
MnNTnEAt~ Oct. 6.-~This afternoon n fire
hrnte nut IN tho lt.,f1nit Eatnolio Eulrps 0f Vt.
Ihcres,t, aIluntcd nboIt twenty-five niles nurth-
wrat of this uity, In tho rillapn ot tho satpu
name, urd Notwithstanding MI ctYorIs tu sulntnn
tho ta,ncs. tho tnost uxtensivn rMn9s nr ilild.
inss III tho Province wis unttre1y destroyed. An
engine and pnrly Of ilremvn WI 70 sout ont by
sI,euu rnIn. but tlley arrived ttn, latc 10 render
1tllGh hid. Tho t'r1vIn nj tho tr. Ia eD tAt M
nver twenty professors escaped. Thu loss IN va
rfoHaly estin,ltel Nt frUtH $tn,tE1 10 GHU.yEt
i. wi!Si, y @ nr.t ws'i cSxsrsd rs H. h.
Nnlltu syns pt.ilc.pHl. md thn Itur. ~. Et,rIL-
ltos lts deputy. prcmtrr thnptenif, ,f tue Our.
bee Legislature. tsN Erntlintc Of tlIu crtsRe,
which has tnr!tel unt Kororul who subsequently
bc4nme very distinguished mon.
, 1881-10-06
THE SAME OLD GAME.
Mr.. Ilayford WIS n Stranger, and q
Nice EOnnE ETMn Took Him In.

Mr.. P1ayford WINS n Stranger, and 4
Nice Young Man Took Him In.
Edward p1ayfort, an elderly, Run-l}rownet
mutt In whose countnnanco, speech, dress, nnt
action vcrdai,cy Wns painfully apparent, waket
,solcinttly Into tho Central Sutton yesterday
afternoon. and without awaiting tho for1anlIty
Of MT intrHuction to tho posso ot detectives
whO snt lilly by Nwnitng orders begun tho rp-
cftnI OF his wnes It wns tho old, old storr uf sau
experience that 20 many countrymcn passing
through this city hnyo carrind AWAY with them
fnF tho enlightenment Of future generations,
Mr Fhyford arrived ycstcrtlny morning on tha
NabRsh Knad, and found TINT he was Obliged to
rci'lnin few hours to awalt tho arrival Of his
Delayed buHrngo. lie took n stroll 10 tho hear,
Of tho city from tho Twolflh atrcos depot
nnd returned IN Wabash avenue. When
nenr the depot he wns nccostcd ly
a handsomely dressed. "nIce looking young
1nan" who vcbturcd tho remark that tho
day was trItfo caos. To this proposition tho
unsuspcctmg old gentleman readily nsscntcd.
and thtsI volunteered tho information thut tho
tsniSr'1turc WIS much hEhcr Ia Jewell County,
,! a*n !,een to Kansas What was tho old eentIc-
My hume is Edward rlaysonl, and nm 30
lux up ~ tho depot to sue II ny traps hns como,
,y3n aIn 9o1nx 70 @ up t. watworth. waworth County:
c,n!!dencn. ily q strange coincidence tho nco
young nlaM
MAS ALSO G01Sa TO wALwolsTH.
Wnnld Mr. piayrarl tntuIxo ina ulRss Of becr?''
MI N"; 1';,, Hcter drink anything but lou. coffee,
%Ss'' 9s Fl Fl sot saa sheS s',H tnks sa, esnr'
thu depot Ind been u'l but reached. II lnasl
psS5%iss ss %. X Road walked tF'Sfstl Slfs*ly S Sens IND IT.
formed tho nico young tnan that hlsgoods had
~ "bIl you put tho,n tnsido," asked The nIco
, 1881-10-06
YORKTQNYN.
ARRIVAL OF TIL: FRENCH VISITORS TO TIE
CENTENNIAL CELEllltATION.
Entrtaf Hfsnntah IN Tia III f.nsn 7,-Ih.ns

ARRIVAL or THE FRENCH VISITORS TO TIE
CENTENNIAL. CEIEnltATION.
Sptetat DnDdfeh to 11s Chicago Tribune.
New YoIs. Oct, 6--The Yorktown festiy-
tiles may bo said to havo begun-in the ar-
rival In this country of tho French guests
who hive boen inyltod to participate In celc-
brAtinG that event III Our history, In which
their ancestors SO nob'y participated. Tho
visitors represent tilo President OF tho French
Republic, tho nriny, the navy, the Foreign
Office, alld llno arts md public institutions,
together with several OF the lIncal descend
ants Of tic Lafnyettes aud tic Rocllatnbeaus,
Thore aro twcnfy-seven Of tlom all told,
ti,rco OF whom are accompanied by
their wives. They reached New York today
OH tho steamer Caratla, aud wcro met
live In number, mud tlle French frleatu u,ltl
rim, which had been sent OIL III advance, alld
TIN NArlos's auEsrs
to Yorktown ut the proper tlnle. Whom they
reacllel tho wharf ut Pier No. tho lteccp-
1g 1ures sn s S sssss e ac s Sss % ks - e1 @
through broadway to, tho Fittl, Asonue lle'-
tel, tho cscnrt being tho llote Snyeiltl, leeHl
innnt, which turned out nbout s0 ll.oil, Tho
1In, Efea9 ystS1s o.so1 wsfs s S wig w9 a,
1.ycltenstatM IL tnll mid dignitletl; t;ul,.
Doulnltker IL portly alnl llas IL Short 6ristlIig
KrAy llnStacEp and ilerGe military alr; Col.
Dossaa aad lsat ia Sa lHs sas1 "rs TpIei,t
oiiic1ra ,Ire no l0ss striking III appearance.
All Ut The officers woru IL. uniform, md lIlA.y
Of them dfa!.layed ol, tho lott h5eAst t'lo
Cross Of the Legion Ut i!onoE; T9,!,orrow
thorD IL to 10 q roVlaW Of the First Division
OF Mtl!ta Ut the State
IN HONOR OF TIE QUESTS,
a{tAr ,yhfpl rt4i.pnttftt,A nrn tn In held Mt tho
, 1881-10-06

"A OOA1Ou WNu WHO HolOWcu IHU
GrcMt Prophet svlt1a Little Profit 10
1,.~.,rna y,rr,.na.,i ,i,,,,
toeoeut,ass . ~ -.-....
S0<etat Utsodtf' 20 ihs Chiedoo 7s1onnf.
DosTOS, Mnss.. Oct. 6.-Thurb WINS lotnilct
In tho divorce Court this morning one Of tho
,uoe. ,,rr,, o.,w,,tna ~ mo will ',.n,,o,Ios nr
which tho human ,iplnl Is cnrnble under the
combined Influence OF iRnornisce, superstition.
aud tc1nptgttou that has over been brought TO
,,,,,,I,, ,t+ontIrr tt.nr t,asn ,vou +h,r ~ ro,,
r'o ,.',., N.Y.. .''. ""n s,. ~. =. ISL
Rsnb w. JehRlns. 1no WHO pot'uonea 1or "
vorco on tho ground Of dcsertion and 'nfldcl-
ho ,,,s,om n ;r,o hor tn tni" w,. ~ ,T' ,n
1.,;,,.t ,,aa'.. ass.t"..,,. ~, w.. ,aa,,,' ~"
G'lJha h1essage AssoelauoEs lca ny Josoph J.
Curry, who nssutncl 10 10 tho rcslr-
rocted prophct Tho leader WIS Ia
,,ot ,nro,hnr III fs ,Jtoy,r, ,vh, ,,oro y, to,.
fow iii 10 Gcurrin. .wi1ero KtnRIo,n Of Iioavnn
,vos r. In "stmfIs,o,S tarn,i,4sr fnnt IN. wua
,, ~ ~, W ~ ~ III st , Ms
ct.tnuat,y Of lrsi n,pn. ws,non md cnl[jren arry
a. i'll =; ~ ~ 1871 eta ,sss.s IA. a,,I az,
II an ,ue e s.,,t at,t,,,, n M
,ro,,,,e"ns wnro ~ F",1n tIa .nniorc
;,n;,,,w ,tia" tEr1" tt,nt ~" holt"Sor" .t,n,,d
ir",,,,s ~, Io,,h nIH,i ,.hn @ nnn s.r,,,"- ..
sink"rmi Mi ti,l te r"iti, ~ snr,n ,vna
@ 1 nra ,bsn @ tno e IT.. os an ;ns ns
1escripttea of their sIteraxs part st liz si!He
fu,ntiv jrri ~, cnSnmoni mi wntnT i;.tt In
hoir urn,,,,, whcrn fhn Isronhrt.s tent ,vas
nitohe nn yi,l.,h. In sIcclareti Il wonii liz in
va,i.,t bv rbo it,s1i nut1oritics. whe, nrrastnti
hin fnr ,fi"voT % in,tmurw ,Yih ;, tynnnm ~ ~ his
t III LHH"t .. ~ r;t Nv wv ~ H. "sa fMttan, W @
iinf cn,nn Nnrtit VIII, taia famtv bnt sn1,, fIc.
, 1881-10-06
CASUALTIES,

KILLED. IN Z MHy1TI.
Nptttat Dspateh to 1ht EAteuro Tribune.
MtENEArDfIp, MIMI, Dct. 5.-A hf,rrlbIa acci
dent occurred ut tho MtHlel mill butwetn \ and
O'Clock this ,norntnH, which resulted In tho
dcath Ut Mac !tnA'ei, son OF the proprietor,
Mr.. X. u. itusepil, who Is ont OF our oldest aud
inust ra,cclnc'f c!tizrns, The yul,,,Y n,n,l has
becn cnployc,, ut Tic mill nbuui one week. This
morning hn WINS enEnKc'l III o!ug tho w.1Gnt-
cs,nveyor, when the sleeve III hts c,at tnltght.
nu ~ Was sss ,c anc" @ 4fGr; & sttktE sa M n's !S
was ut coursG instantaneous. 1'hu .ttcensctl sus
nlilttt u ur 10 yCAra Ut aye, yo,trr tnnr Of ex
ciassts with which he came III contnct. ytnlnH
Russell wuA ut work u pUli tho thrl iloDr s,tllnx
tho hegrt,,Gs Of shifting. whsn In shtnu tnnntn.r
his c!oi1tng !,cca,na eitaEgleI aud hc wAs
hurlntl nrcr tho ahaft. striking upun his heal
a1.d cnusnK utmost Instant death. Mrs. hnsstll,
inK 1T Illinois. H. Russell starte1 Mfter hcr ihIs
attcruOou.
, 1881-10-06

roRT JEllvls. N. y. Oct. 6,-Flro wns dlscov-
cred Oh a,l oil train on tho Eric tsoNtl IL tho
crossing OF tho pclnwnre, thrcc iniles west. Thu
train comprised nifty cnrs. and when noliccts OIL
tirr tho trnn stopped, pnr. ut tho renr resting
OH the bridge. Fifteen cars wGra cut Ioose II
fuw rt1s from tho bridge. and tito ot1Rlno IN the
drow t1,um back nurpss tho brlllac. as enctl
car expln,lGtl ynnnlcs vt !la1ne shot hulnlrdsD Of
feet tntH ihc n!r. md tho lurnlEE u!t dni fraE-
t,lrflts Ut tho talks were tirtwN 1,1 ynl4lA. An
uni of tNt,k WIS ttirt,wn Mett,es tho delaware
River. Tile tlra lnstel until IN lha evGi,iiiH,
whu1l tho track VIVA runRti ei hnt 1fl trMtls pro-
credt,tl. THO telegraph wires wure tut1tG,l.
Seven tnrk-c1rs Alt1 ~ ,0D {Alsttfla 1T rrtllc
gil wero destroyed, all tho property Ut tic Union
Tank EUluiHuY,
, 1881-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


HA y SlstJ.1'S THEATRE
crnoun nrrrnrtnanro v"stcr,,nv ~ t,ovoriv.s
Theatre. The ptay was =" 1ngotnar." With Mr..
Kato r"rsvth " ,okino lin ' tho tr n"p, % nv j,.s. ',s
,srnh, T,,o .,nr,. -, .ht. ,,to,n I. -,
t","sa..,,,.. NV ''..s ] W '"sn pSeo ~
m'olest'n4 one. tne sSnpatny anu attention
g. orcu no naass nse and r r sr.n % eres aee ee
ite tir.t ,rnimo,,1n n.,- ,hirt, vo.rs o,, :, tns
,'' ,,o.., -, 49,, ~. m., ,sA.s ''xu. :. m..
peen =, ata'os't III tno repertoire VI many of ont
tbiy city, In physIn,lc. md In tho y;ppr Of hta
trcr,n.nn,,on Wr Wcrn,o,;h Ia ,s,t n,,oI
s.e"ss'o'' ~. ~. '.' "eo'''wk" ~. - WI I.ss'
ior tho part nf Iana',af, Tho rud" barh'fi'n-
sutstucd by tho tunuiu uuwcr Of Ioye md rising
In nj ,hn irntv ri lns,,itc, mo,hoott In s,n,r,,
~ @ ~ ,,..,,,.",, ~ 49,. ~ ep ~.
trenls-fs well portrayed In bis varying phases
by tkily nclor. liz ptvcs MI even mud consists
mt unrsonutton. Thc ,,nrt itsclf t,ocs mt
~. pe.'""l.o'' uo pats Nne!1 uoeS ~.
tho unpleasant rceultarLties 0f Mr.. McCut-
kouv.,'s volco nrr much ,css uptfeonl,ln tu tki.
character linn In tun,,y ,,ti,cra md Inn ,,i.cn
h'akes no n'Ihsnat demands nr"n tho
skist nr tnlcrt OF its interpreter.
Thu interest rather centres about
tIn. ehuracsur Of ltithsntl. lhc utrrInl
ttrntix III hcr tesc or dusy, md yet yielding 50
entirely ~ tho tnnstcry Of hrr luve. Fur thnt
seitsun u IS thfDflt win 1eAsin4 HtiressGs, and
nas uega' H., Gs w hn rememecred. Mdtntrably
~, tho lca'ltnR nctor. Tut ~ far from
being nn IDEAL I's!fhtHta. sho sprnks
auy u"se ."s Ia tho oui ,ts nts o
win inv1taar sts does some excellent work. but
r. !neaFhuae y giving nue4tiatc Expression
, 1881-10-06
PRESIDENT AND CABINET.

WHY Thcrs should xse Nh C,tungo Iii.
,,,,,.e s.,.. ~ ~. .N"...''-,.....,
% IL INC Gaose & OF '1,e sear-an'1"rsam. .,t'ss.
should Ie Completed by sllo nlen
who Isoxun II.
, m"s.SroS, T.. ~ ~, oe. O.! .no cur
feht c0mtneht IN fcRafu 10 cilaslHes III lilo Cubl-
nat proceesls III apparent forxutfulncss Of tho
met Tint lreslpent Arthur h,,s in hts possrs-
IT,. Nv, ,,.aI..a', .st.n,.a, M " W. W. .as,t
nv" .ao wn'teu lesxnhnou ,s ,,u!n q. u.oay
InotnDcr OF tno Gnrhe!d EAplhel' 10 accept nh
uny day Or my hour he ,,ny chooso 10 cslanutr.
Sp far. therefore, ns tho notion OF tho Cabinet
.,,"r. I. ,,wn,cI II ia ,,I",,, tho, NM. h,.,,,
o'heeta ~ Mfofcu, 10 p'3'" I'LL. 'oos n"'o
dono everything III tholr powcr to d!scu'bnrrass
tho new rrstsie,,t. u,l leave ills notion treu uud
uutrunme]cu by any desire or purposo OF ,huIr
o,.,, = NA' " ''f'"~ ~ ''
oWn'
on me other hana, Il II quito manifest thae
Of tho rosigu4tjous, and tl,o appointment OF puw
u,a,'., a., 'rsns.ts ~, tt,n .,m,,,I,, sn..,c
,ta, r.. b. Ell, ..9nt ", r,a T ~ "tnnvo
aHak M ~ W! R.opap'y W uun pegu p ~ pusLp.no p
~ Gnt!sluHfGt!un ~ cmat4na unsaa en9 LtSlu. LINE
sessioa o. Honnsess ~ ueceou 1nsg IT,, WY r
nfRnaty annncWua W r. ~ GnG ha.o ~,
t,I ,, u s'sn'Hu ~ t ~ n,s S uesSm pitnn ~
, 1881-10-06
NOTES..

TUDAECO,0
Special Dttpoteh 10 Ihs Cntceoo Tribune.

Special Dttpoteh to 1na Cateeoo Tribune.
WASlfIauTON. D. G., Oct. h-The lon,ana
Upon The Internal ltevenuB Bureau for tobacco
btaEAps ID unprecedented. and inducus tho Conf
missioner Of informal Revenue to think either
that largo traders ars preparing u corner int
hacco, or that dealers generally, iu Wow Of tho
short crop, anticipate very considerable rlsu In
TINT article, ard wish tn purchase 1t now to hold
Tor tho fncroRao In price, AT all ovonts, tho
amount Of stamps now bGing taken cut Ia
nearly 800 per cent In exoess OF tA8 average.
The amount Of stamps sent out tolay aggregated
ueurly &3,0n,000 In vnlue aul llllcd LIS mail
pouches.
sIt nGoNS,
Prcstdcnt Garaeld's private secretary. has TO-
turned und resumed hiB duties ut tho White
House, nI1d will temporarily I'LL tho place ut tho
request OF President Arthur. 5ir. l3rown says
that tho affairs Of tho l0to President wilt 10
turned over to tho hands Ut trustees, and tliat
1t Will DO tho purpose OF these trustees to call
for all tho bills Incurred In tho expunsos OF
Psosldont GarGold's lust lllness, as tho family
oonetderS these 0xpoAecs private dobts against
tlc eatats. II Congress should aftcrwartl do.
clde 10 aasumo tho Indebtedness, tho truBtGoa
would undoubtedly fUrwusd thom tho bills.
YORKTOWN.
The Local Commttteo Is making arrangements
FOR the reception ut the Fruuch visitors t0 tho
q o!le 81 tao uptown hoto;s, md viii Ss Accom-.
who ~ oass Sxs - anS st ~ eaa
sI,s a0a t9 receive tholn thcre, President Arthur
w Nv we!Some the TO- M h;s !n re rotnn!a
i,ngton ,ng from baltimore on tho !norning Of tho
!iay !sa y MAI; Aorkan, OF the District Gonl'nts,,
probae!y rcmain In Washington but ono duy.
THERE sEEat TO LIE l31]r TWO rIsoNtsENT
CANDIDATES
Tor the poalton OF Hupul lnteulnnt Of tho Cnast
Suxvgy. undo vacant BY tho t!oAth ot Mr., Cur
94lH Hut(HrdtHt. .fthaH0 rF41f f1I,ltra lxtC
, 1881-10-06

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. IA meeting Of
oItizons md those temporarily IN Washington,
held tunt9ht to promote tho establishment at n
National Garfield MemurlnE tinspttnl IN tho City
Of WnshinKtpnt was wo1t ATTENDED, and m!,uli
onthuafAtn prevailed Tho meeting orEnnizes1
by tho election Of tho fotlnwn9: Chairman.
Justice Miller; Vtcc.Chulrtnen. ThnmnA l..
James, George H. LurlnK. WlllEnm, Lawrence.
Judge Strong, Judge f:artor, Commissioner Dent,
". W. Corcoran. uan. Eppa lluntoU. l'rof.
8petcor nntrti, john ". Thpmpson: ascrcthry,
John a. llnkor. Treasurer, James Gi'hllan.
Treasurer Ut tho Unltcl Stntos.
Justice Miller stated tho HbIcct of tho meet'
ipg, aud tho applause following attcstetl tho
feoinR on tho subject. a. G. 1stddte. Of Ohio,
dci'vorcd M osouront ndIress, and Committee
on Resolutions WIS nppuiutpl. Tho Ehnir'nnn,
A. 4. Solomous. soon reported, md rccommcnd-
OF twenty-five persons to tttlDpe the uecGssnry
npuua to curry out tho obtcot Of tho nuctlug.
which WIS a1optcd.
I.ErTEIts WERE READ
from President Arthur Postmaster General
James, Sccretury I.anco!n, AID. knight Of LOU
DOM GGn. Hgrlt3nil, N3l1 others. expressing thoir
sympathy for the ubtcut and wMrrity rgeum-
inenttnE 1t to tho favorable consideration nf tho
people Dr tho United States. 1t wits uhnonncrd
committee. and TINT tho whole country hnti for.
eiwn nations would be nakeil tu placa memorial
hospital nn tho UrOns1 nnuOnn1 and international
basis Of comt,un hltnaulty. 1t had h1cn lhtl.
lnntel to sosno lending promntots OF the rr1-
posed momorial TINT Queen Victoria Will prt,t,-
HrItafn, Rnd that 0ther EurOpcun rulers will
KlAl!ly contribute to lilo fund.
, 1881-10-06

NEW YoRK, Oct. h.-Arrlvcd, tho Iotharinxta,
from lfanburgt thB Canada, from llavre; tho
Hcytha, fro1n Liverpool; aad tho Holland, from
Lunlou.
=, ,uAAuultd. Oct b.--Asrtyed, tho Frisia, from
New York.
New Yonx, Oct h-Arr!yed, tho Cimbria,
Srnn Hamburg.
LusDok. Oct. 6.-Tho stoamers Egyptian 1ton-
sfeh and stella. from Now York, luo ltibesnla,
tsS!u l5attplotc. hlve arrived out.
NEw fo,kk. Uut. 3.-AErlvud, the Nevada,
, 1881-10-06

complained about tho treatment ho had received
at tho hands nf bnar1erh and K,tcsss Mt the house,
and Mr. Moon accompanied him IL tho
Hutch llDnte, wherp he g1t hts bn9RAHc,
md to9Gtner thny hleeI rnom at No nj Slate
street. scTavtst so9n,ch to DO bordering nm
tlelfrlum tramcns. and Disappeared from M. "a
cen1tn'tetl suicide while crazed with lGMor. and
l,G is pruynb1Y GGrrcct, 49,
, 1881-10-06
TRAIN WRECKED.

CH[tQF0
DECATUR. Ill, Oct. h.-tt IL feMrcd tint Avn
G. Fnrls, Ut Mantle. In this county. sui1 Of DR..
Fsrta, Will din FROM tho effects uf Injuries rc-
eclveA in Il wreck On tho Midland lsoa,,. near
Uaklan1. yesterday, I1e seems rnratyac,l frv,n
hts shnnlttfsrs tlnw,t. Conductor [.ohit, ut tins
uity. hui! hts arm broken, utid was otherwise III
Jured. sate,, rnrs tufltantDg ErAll weru thrt,wts
front tho truck by spreading rnits, and Gudly
smashed.
, 1881-10-06

Mnt,, an1 On tho very ejgo Of the curbstonc, ilo
f0tintt-
''Tllo ahIllnRl" VIVA tho hasty conclusion OF
my eScnllcnt frIgnt
"Nnt txnciiy," satd i,ovors, "bmt twelve.
rentyW0rth 0f cnrpurs wrapped up IN br0wn
nutllr1b
, 1881-10-06
CHICAGO.

The ,ltarIn nt II o'clock last night was cAuscs1
by tho discovery ot ilre in tho two-story brlcl;
burn at tho rear OF No. 1tj Hubbard street. The
Btrncturo wns owned md pGcuplctl uY n i1!ilt-
and $O tn contenta; insured for Sl01 In tho Ger
mai OF FrcclMrt, III. Cn.,so OF ttt.o unknown.
, 1881-10-06
AT GREAT VALLEY. y. Y.

TinAnrol1,, Pn,, Oct. "a fire ut Great VAL
ley, N. T., destroyed J. NJ. Eenis l. Co.'S snw and
planning Mill and \. u. 1l1'lurd T. Co.'S general
store. 1sr u, mil. $I:JlN: pnrtthlly t,s,,rGi.
DuIInrls loss Ia pul nt fY,b; itsltrdHcB, VI, 600
, 1881-10-06

A BREWERY BURNED.
NEW Y0nK, Oct. h-'rrncy & lsusscls brow
cry WIS todly ,lnmagcd by ilro to tho extent Of
$hu,000. IuRure
, 1881-10-06
DTf0NS1.n,


rHtLAnEtritlA. Oct. h.-Edwnrd Law. q Rep.
rescntutlve IN the Legislature. WIS drowned In
tho Gchuylkili tuJay while rowing.
, 1881-10-06
LEGISLATEO OUT or OFFICE.
Ahkfftl fhStsuf<h - ~ 7hSs1 - 1kSx,us

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. GA decision was
rendered todayuvcIarlug that rooout aot lo9s.,
lntes out Of otioo J. u. EIam, Prosecuting Altar
ney Of the Marion County Criminal Court, and
transscrs BIZ dutles to tho Prosecuting Attorney
al tho judicial circuit Of whauh this eOunty ts il
pQft. . y -
, 1881-10-06
PlkK-EYE,

PlkK-EYE.
sptetsa Dtspatfh To 1AS Chtesso Tribune.
OSHKOSH. Wis, Oct. g." PINK -Isyu" hus tnal0
Its appsarauce in this city auouy a lot Of horsos
shipped from Ohio lust week. NJ othor cases
ngu teposis1,
, 1881-10-06
STUCK ON ELIJAH.

A Boston N1nn Who Followed thc
Grcnt Prophet vvltsa Little Profit 10
His 1vifc mud Family-A Singular
Divorce Proceeding.