davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-12-13

with h,'"l"rntc s,rp'r. Fair. w"rp rcpprteh nf
ears fnn nj s'saet,i.ai cats m'tsitnpA at sisalt
Nh: rar f.ct nj flIjl. mid chf crn.InpAt
ht ri Hl Dn tfnGk; ntl ligt ttyst.
salAiN1 W1lMA1-Wna nioro hettve md rnlhor
wank. clln,na Au frtm the lasest prices Of aAtNr-
day. Ind closing talnr. Tho itftsat markets wcro
rurled steAdy, With taIr Aemnnd for caryooa, bur
our raceipts nr.or -nuch luraer lIau tho ro-
cent AsBrtHc-und that wna putp,r ea to be rcnsun
y sS $SSs + Y e: ss
;Si. SS(sy "; EsS of %Ss %ss
ssrna" whsi, ss1o .ase% '' mesi3 III Ts&'S - icesi n
M . ss sf' 5 aot 'S T.
"snsS VII III ss5 sase !, Hsr
Sa a "sa* q"sl' s asr 's %fs ;sH'
~: %$s 81; SS s
; ;s! $S ss:s fs$s;; "*:?
,s: :;s Ssss y; SSss
'iSs III as s;, 's as; ss'aaSs
s:ss Al: ss:ss .;E ;|ss,s sf $
ss|!sE ss|sE EsssssS Ess'r;::: ;: !!:* !zEs$!s !zEsE! M
s'''f: @is4sM !SSt wcrs :a sd g cas % 81
ss'ss sr4 10 ;sssS'"fs
sI:* ss,' y :fs !ss VI s s
t s sssa %1 H% 5 sfp s NV wSt s1 ~ s IL & ss Il
as S ' 4. %a a s ss In II s ssa' % n "fsS xp, e
ssrHs s' ~, t' o sis # ,S';s wsis sSS S
,;lnd @ 6iSets wcrs .tlsa Es.tsrh acooast tSr
;s!s s'i tsSi & i i! y s: w.
5Ss i 4 I: 4 M s
ns t5ss q ss. Y, S!.l x sPii II tap "a SsilSf
Tss si s S! ~ ;@ II aS ia NH; S
:s y $s S%%S:
as s 'sn; IL sSe tiSs 6 'A' day m
ss!!sf Observation-Disclosures: a;SREes%ia ;SEssia S ss
ssIIs; ss'Is; i.S: iHsS,'s:;: IL: i %$SSIs | W
, ,,Sr:a%Ssssdi $ssK sia iossf s than III tss
s tss s;si r. s'ss
s;,:; sSSsT i, t,;T ~ s{S ,,s @ S%s
= s sSst r. !n' ss 's 5;s'yss Il
:;s n. ! &ssS %$t5$
a. !s st: sss r K;
n sis wssad II r. sf!ses.
wIste ifes = IN ntt iM oa9nl y. nnvNl .tN W.
,nT u "rS tS @ tu e'nsnu ntlses VI snturuaY' to-
Aaaon4 sa,u%S t.s = b.a p;.i;v 1';nGs ,c G!G,,! S,
n,t:: sn,,'t::;;;. ;;,,;;,.;: '...:.s ~ s!Ys
ss!ISf ss!Isf l}sst1,s..la ls,isnsy......l %.}xS .}ssx IA
soII,,s s"Iier aaSf.a'y....1ts 1SSsL', 1tt,SssL;, q!
MrE-Wns 1 Inll &nd stgMdr NG sr,t selling y
nr MaY a. ~ re s,n 1gFH Gsir9 bl for l,oonn-
Gs sss ss wsss rs nf9 q q ears at:o toE Na
i ssa isSs u, % Soas ~ ratai M cqasi St'' Il
"9st!att II iI., ival;yo. ~; .on. ,n. , .,
I poLtl ~ N4S. hna @ being 1s6 ahs Sn Eur InnnnrS
Tnin % w. tdu.f tilt,euEe NJ AoiH " Ee VILE ll-
GsuurF sMuAE ~ hs5to iiiu rlhAttlH Al hl Jn1ltt-
, 1881-12-13
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts md ahtpmonta
OF lendins articles Of produce In the city during
tho foriy.utEEt. hours ending nt O'clock
Monday morning, Rnd for the corresponding
ttnG u year pgu:
, 1881-12-13
LIVE STOCK.
CT1IC.tHH.


CATTLE-tiocovod during Snnauy nnd Monily.
>.N, ean,e tim lust ,rpek AIM; total ast week e.
'vi apd 47l ca,Ivvs. shipped Inst week, il.tn lnets
rather stronger murket Fer AIni 10 bust srads4
lt1ports ftuns Now York hold nut IttIo encourage
ment that uafket taHg quoted dn but tho lsht se''
ceIpta Ut this pNlnt wns Il circumstance III sellett
fnvHr, and tor uythln1 elrryx uHMvia 1lrsh 10 at-
tsaet tho ntteutnt Ut shippers tl1eru wns quick
lsnrket Mnd siranz sHu. Especially desirable lott
commanded auIN0 little nliyarca IN tte cIniin<
tflceh OF 1nst wSut but such sGS wHra tho cxceplpa
rAtnr tln The rnl1. III butchers md stuf
aro thett9 VIVA IaE nctvIty. prices ra1sna about ~
lstoIe s a,,antsty q oI md s,,1ntnn si'h xas
q! Il, anu Prices were M M1Fe tihn sa<laintd.
Ihe uercHnnQu Nf EoOd IN tr!n!o aiutr. VII lat4et
la'an t9r Htns days lnsl ahd iilor, "sA n.u la!t
slhssisS IN Christmas lusea there were oul{ t.o
htlIlrn1H. The buks ItIt c.slhtni nj IL head atd va
tlktn ut k1.7j, Fu raIVA ArotlEu nHiy lli I1s aaa
ltc1,! 4 C,! tulh tlUm,. stt'eFt "tupht rFinesll!
ut A,tkE3in. Mh!u' xnlGa til tho tUa! trhdt xtis
IurgtIy 1T t!.{ktKhL T,rre wero snB c,'ntlun iei.
s:iE jsaali5 $a,s t,rI.,try Wy.,iK enltlG md 4
husefliR ii t7.uJts3.2k I'ls 1,nriat cIusel weak.
QUOTATIONS.:
Extrn Heevas-StceTa Weighing l.Ju It's Hnd
cois: fseSss::ii;;s: lit, nd maii.i1nsa
atBsfx. wbfnhlnH l,AI to LIN hIASG3
liz i1 L, iga i'll. a5siu
IT. Isn Il, I'll, ill., .sai@
NMtcIiors' ssouE-l'nUr III c.,,niuuH stesra
ssr, IT, W"txilsix III /" iIiJ it, w. e;a
~, iWu jDs, ::0a3n
n ni s4aiMur 1ru s'.i ttst1s.' asM
FguIS-itr ttt bs, &4h Nv
, 1881-12-13

New rOnK, Dec. le.-Sl1nEng stocks todny
dull, with tho exception OF ltubinaon, which wus
very nGtlvc and weak, selling down from 455 to
Mlj on q very lArKe business and closing ut uIh.
tho opening priuc-lG0. South Public irrcRuIar
ut RlU to Ivy, closlnu Mt ~: Silver Glir weHk.
dtcllnnE from 10, anu VIzln consolidated de-
e!ined to loss. Total saLcs at both exchanges
, 1881-12-13
HkCEltTN.
ANT3fI.EH.

Tho following arutn was inspected luto store
In this city yesterday MornluRs cara No. 3 rcd
wlntor wheat. 0aavs low Hrades. e3 cars No. :
spring, II cars No. . do, u cars low, grades tlt6
wheat); III cars No, 3 corn. 10 cara high mixcl,
I'D cars low grnlles s73 cosn), 10 cars white onts
4. ours No. mixed, "a cars low grades 10! oats)s
6oars No. rye, U oars rejectcd;a ours No. bar.
10y, cara No. 10, 13 cars No. y do, II cars wv
grades 90 barley} Total; ulv cars, Or $4,000 bl,
Inspected uut; s1Eas bu whcat, sf,aod bu u0ru,
%,0ls bu oats, 4so nu ryo. W,ca hu barley.
Tic leading produoo mae&ess wero generally
'',ore active yoatenasy, aud mostly weak. Pro.
Visions wura depressed BY tho report Of 1900
hogs received, on the top af mild, moist weather
and bly, stocks, aud 'rtlod steaater after the
ADORE figures wero cut down by about
one-quaster, nroaistuNs wore quoted
steady In England With fair demand. but cur
, 1881-12-13
sAS rttASOIsCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 1.-Mtnlng stocks cloaesl

continued Its extra dividend Ut rs centa per
sharc. md declared Its regular dividend uf' 10
CcntH.
, 1881-12-13

TotaI,,.",.,. s..."..... .....41.gt1GW NI39V
Tho following wcro tho receipis OF tloMr ard
grain tcrop nlovctnent} at tho seAbonrd ports
from Aug, ~ to Dec. :l Inclusive, for four ycnrs:
, 1881-12-13

1sA"sAA NA"'A H'As"l%S AAe%sE ''coA AA1lHx
Inst week Wgrq as follows: 4
Rfttfr,I Shtpuri
Jor1ht 'stek, (or tAf yer,
rhlcaco,., o,.,.....n ninu t5t,i,l
Atitwnnkue' ue''........-.....:..... % !S!Inl :MMu
t:Sn kt,sG
!!ctrn!t. t........:.................... t!1g ?.IDN
i;ltl,uofS stuf iTt,i,i
ihlindophin.. ................".... li2.WJ 6TuI
1.otn,. ivfsIni 0i3 M
Tho foIlowiuu ,ycro ttn yeraints of t,our AMI
grain tcrop r,ovctnentI nt Tim sennonrd nnrts
from Aur 2V II, Der. Il. lnrusIvo. for r,ur renrs:
NV. ~ 1S0 nv. n..
Flour, br's..... aiIlia| a1slts A1i10fs] AtiSH@
,vhoot " RI ,T Il .a NNI -, ,cs MI ,1 ~. IL;
Corn, bu.... :5iGas!*, %IssI0il !taSi3l :s!EEisi!
iias,,g hn HiaiH; S;MsH Si r. Ss, III
Nys, bu....,... INIiif| l.i2IY s.NS:a; 2.lxi iii
ro,n, IN. MNrs ;. ,IsUuNl y; ~ ~ NJ t4a XXI
~: ----'- .---',---
tno ,ono".nH t"oio a"v"h tue e5nofts 'ro'a
NuN .".h ~, u" "etn u''o'a9 "conc8a"y
oFoh11S last' WIN comp'Ftsons'
,fc stp xar rfE X ohal 81 'rrrk ,.r thnsg s
Flour. bsla.....".. MIMI .4at!1' lIhIl!
Gnrna GGnSat III. nl.......99a'SiGi4 sS. ssi.il
Tho exports OF e1uycr scod from New Yurk for
Destination. Iuo, ,ft,,inar,su" ,' ''t nmlt
1ni............;...... AAntwsep.............. .lI
1 9tntte5GMn' +',..'.. M nta!Ma,: FL
ItInt,i, - .'' ~ iii, I,'r't'''''' ''t+.
Tutnl.....,..+.. ......., ::hU1
Tho rot1sDn fur the aenrcfty or rullrpnd cars
on sr,nll b,tslncss wls uurtIv explained yuster.
tiur II u.,,,u ,,fot ,,ron+ ,,,.,.,, ~ ~. 49,.
,,1 ~ - ... '' - ~
t"1'sncu io' suo sh'ptaeul o9 Eraln 70 o. LOUIS
nave nao 10 alana Uut oh traek Tor thrce or tour
weeks ut \ TING, playing tho rnrL OF warehouses
on a stuuli scnlu ueAr the fnrt1or md uf
tho biz brlJue There IL uprg djapusttjnu
no,v IN ,hc ,nrt nr rroi,ht n,poIn,s
on Wcatcr!t lines to chnNKu this, AMh
, 1881-12-13

sngt! snt! Hbs vIV!ed At ts.N1A3aEs fOr JanC4Ty nnJ
isoss aa vi fis1gIassy 1d,x esars q1o!v Is sN
!ank.ent 9aM5 suust- licklAd taHla quoted ii
ofuku. k3k455tc. * N"''S. sAa'o A''
iacon 4a9lea at fhGsse for Shoulders ysiSs,0a fnr
haas iii sanSsss s,q 9t passs s''aT' lsl4to fSF
~ W.. anlst @ ilo sor tess ltaH,i
~ ~''e s"s'V<ssa'9 99s AAulS-
, 1881-12-13
MINING NEWS.

Special Dhpatch to Ihs Chicago Trtbant.
lsosTON, Dec ls.-Iewa6u advanced Il, to
1dN Silver 1siot sold ut n, and Dot,nllzn ut &.
These were about the only su1es of mining
stocks. business ut tho Mining Exchange con-
t!nncs dull an1 Iifeiess, with no improvement In
thu numbered transactions. Ii0pcwcil advanced
front gu to 81. Massachusetts l. New Muxcu spl-
irk ut ~. rho a0lcs 1T this bonru lust week ng-
Krcgntel fAi,tW1 shnres.
. IN the lTfsfsrt AssoefateI Prtss.
. 1losToY, Dro. G.-Ai,nlnF stocks closed as fol-
lows:
NIhNtk tkinlIk I'm. -
lMunlet Il taeGln.... .+f, IslifAf
!Ntt1Ht. OsectIln u
Franklin ,,,,,,,,.... II lCEntynl, -. -
l1whbc.... ......... NH Huron. s...,,.s.......
quincy. .....,....".., %Js4l
, 1881-12-13


aptetat Dtspateh to The Chteaga 1ttbun&.
liosr1S, noc. 1.-THE stock nlarkct has boon
strung hut nu!ot today, Hartford & !ru "a nd
Il. New York s Now Enxinnl lUat Y, 10 ii, a,,l
En1teEl' thu aane, frUm ~ III U5s. AteftsHn
gained frn1N MS.s to WA; gu asked. Chicago
Huntington 4 Quincy IL unchanged ut EA!t, 4iid
Union l'aoIliu IL ltai4. CnieaEo s. West Msuhl.
van advanced 4, to u, and hutland proforred Il,
~ tbs 1ptstsrn Associated Prs.s,
DOsTOS, Dec. la.-Stucks closed as follows;
Ss.S SHtssss ss 7 tsSssasa:: S: 3
nu l.nnd lranl 7......lla ftlHt y r. N..u.....,. Il
E"sstHn ~ Itn II. T.. 7s.. 7! ,tst!o NSok N
seGsa IL tGts i: il: H.: & y; sn..ns.,: I
husu'n AlpnnJ...., nv Mtscat.!n EVnl lrnl... wv
bosthh 4 StniHu......l0 ttnl y i. u. pfi..... W :
lDsT0N, lb,e l2-The f'n4t Klvcs tho following
table. showing tho fOtnl xross exchanges ~ The
United atatGs, twSnty'thrag bunK for tho week
GUIDED bee. d:
New York. ....9 eHs. 1s ag lEd!snnuo!la.., 4t11M
Nnato1t...:,... fl,a3Ea9 oVFsland...,.. :,MEAHa9
!,e!iadephIs." 4naManf M fuM laafou.." n. "
tiisclnaai.,. -. $sITtSG0 tismnhis ,,...s iEss:1a
naluMvls..... 4. .aat . GA &lunbu*:..+.. lEat4s.
NJ Saisss.. ssi si, isSt.fit.. e. EsSS EsA
l:sassliis'.....:. lSMa: 0''a'a'e ''''' *as.s
k$s:s: :;;: | ost:ss S's r. &
The exhibit I'll. wesk as q whole, though full
Ing behind that of lalt week, 10 stlll most graf.
itylnx ono when compared With that Of th8 cur
] responding week last year, The customary luIl
, 1881-12-13

The exhibit ths weak as d wbo}e, tboilRh {uIl-
!nR behind that of laat week, 10 stlIl most Rraf.
itylnx ono when compared With that OF the cur
, 1881-12-13

|Mtts nsld baFsiY 10 on February.
ssfu HuNllnAlly Un*ttr III xyti,-
|tAluefa MerA In fAsr SUJtiust.
il 1h11 lls Hrean shDniluis III
ot 1,10.M bt4 sl,uts tlbs Ut ts.S,
= 1alaunry+ Mf1}6tt1,eu 1pllar
ssia9f Mateflt ..sa.t,IO lbA EIou1
stos ILL! tcs aHs1t-tllckteu III
'flces u QaAdlAg cuE wGFe u
, 1881-12-13

SilENP-ltecaIysl during Sunday my o at I I.t.
1Aali snln9 imu wuDk. lf' tola 'n,t 't rrIscf
shiSistii Fad Wcnk 1U, ThuT9 was Et!le ~ scst
fpSs1x but no vi rance natt"r shTl,eIs I nn "a ux
tiu.su NuRtE!!N .aa9y 4noop' eates " eo'''
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is really more alarming than the symptoms yes
As TO THE EVENING BULLETIN.

AS TO THE EVENING BULLETIN.
While the Presidents physicians still cling to
hope. their looks show anxiety. If there is no
attempt to give the President food through the
stomach. and he is allowed TO remain absolutely
quiet. it may be that the night bulletin will not
oe as alarming as it was last night even IL il Is
not all that could be wished. If however there
is nausea or vomiting there is danger that the
pulse will again rise.
AT THE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS TO-DAY
all attention was engrossed with the President
There was the greatest uneasiness and none of
the officials or employees thought of giving out
routine news.
Another Talk with Or. Bliss.
DR.. Bliss entered the White House shortly
before IL m. to attend the noon examination.
Upon being approached by a representative OF
the Associated Press he said. in general way.
that he considered the patient better than YES
terday. Whereupon the following dialogue en-
sued:
Reporter.-Well, doctor. what are the real
chances?
Bliss.-The chances are indefinite. Il have not
seen the patient for an hour or so. but he was
better than yesterday when last saw him. and
of course we take encouragement from that.
R.-The midday examination will be very i'm
portant: viii it not?
Biss.-0h. yes; for instance if the tempera-
ture should fall much below the normal point
the case would look quite badly. particularly SC
if the pulse should rise.
R.-Do you expect this?
Biiss.-No. We 90 not: but Of course. We can,
not predict with any degree of certainty what
will be the result
R.-Tou do not give the case up then?
Bliss (emphatically) no. We do no,
give it up.
R.-Haye any limitations been given the
family to prepare for the worse?
BlisS.-No, sir; il hasn't come to that
The doctor then proceeded to the sick cham
her, appearing perfectly calm and composed.
DR.. Bliss this afternoon said that he felt con
fdent the wound vas doing aswel as il posi-
bly, could. and that it had healed within
about three inches of the mouth of
the last incsion. He feared no
further trouble from the wound and said: THE
only thing TO be overcome now is the iTritabtity
of the patients stomach, which We are doing
our best to master" At the conclusion of this
sentence the doctor said =" That is all have
to say
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CAPT. HowGATE's RESIGNATION

Capt. Howgate was relieved from d,lty and. it
is stated. allowed to resign about year ago
After the death of Gen. Myer he announced him
self candidate for the Office Of chief signal
officer. 1t was during the time following Gen
Myers death, and before the appointment of his
successor, Gen. Hazen. Capt Howgate was first
charged with malfeasance in Office. These
charges were made in newspapers. and Were
said by Capt Howgate's friends at the
time to have been instigated by par
ties who opposed his elevation in Office
in order to defeat his aspirations. Shortly az
terpards, however the ''offciai sea al was
tacirly confirmed by Capt. Howgate's resigna-
ton ''by request" Capt. Howgate had charge
of the funds of the signal corps for several years
being general disbursing and purchasing officer.
1t is alleged that he
MTSAPPROPRIATED FUNDS
and charged the amounts upon the books in
various ways SO as to elude detection. After
his resignation. it was stated. that an item was
found where several thousands Of dollars were
charged as having been paid for special teie-
grams Gen. Drum. then acting as chief signal
officer, demanded that the special kilograms
not be produced The matter is now in the
hands of the Secretary of War. Captain How
gates accounts have been thoroughly inVestI-
gated. and 1t is stated considerable plain evil
dence has been collected showing that for sew
eral years the late disbursing officer has been
engaged Ia systematically swndling the govern
ment At the Department of Justice to-day
nothing could be learned beyond yerifca-
ton of the announcement Of Captain How
gates arrest. The arrest was made, it
was stated, at the instance of Gen. Ha-
zen At the signal Office there was also a strong
to speak about the matter. Capt.
H0wgate is well known In Washington. He has
been president of the Columbia Boat Club since
It's Organization. His Polar expedition enter
prises are still fresh IN the public mind He re-
sided with his wife and daughter on 18th street,
near the Boundary. He was generally reputod
to be wealthy, and had considerable money In
vested In real estate.
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kilograms to The Star.
The News from the White House.

EXCITEMENT AND SYMPATHY IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. August 16-The unfayorable
reports of the Presidents condition are creating
great excitement i'm this city. The latest news
from the Executive Mansion is eagerly sought
after. and the spaces in front of the bulletin
boards displayed 10y the various newspapers on
Chestnut street are crowded. Expressions of
sympathy with the patient are heard upon all
sides. and at no time since the I'd of july last
has such general interest in President Gariield's
condition been manifest. The Sd street market
was feyerish all morning. and most stocks at
noon show decline of one point since ycster-
DAYS closing prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E-ET IhtAr GOAL AND WOOD FOR THE SEA
The RoSHPaLk co Ssp RAJ We SOCIETY ha.
in Of Fl at ss eo
and aesS ons s to saP hs, 60
contract IN x sSn to this i has Gsssr very valuable i
city for Books and Stationery Boots and shoes China
and HogsefurnishinQ. Mems and Boys Ciothing Cut
Lsds: Raes sEs p F%rn a@9 " and
FFaTrss Grocsres aud PTovsqns Plnmbns Gents
vsry and s Ms IL, Ma.aa Hnssfa
Toaeeo and csars In fact 1tSss fhhes
p ps . by 6 Or fsI9s At greatly
Premiership can be had from any of the original mem
cents Society Is n ad rn SfnEs saS ssrr
has no liabilities no debts and is square with
orders for Coal and Wood until October L. ISL An
soathSe Tre7 seersa9f once Nee stTSss
DeLsrTnent 1885 street northwest; 4. o. Leecn.
oee i4 G street fD Hors
North carolina sVeSue seafas o s. Tressry ~
Aduan ec zoos street a northwest J%
aoTthSsst IL " smith, ouartsrmarser esnera s.'o Of
cultural peaF ts ss a aqF tSnxey A
Bureau Engraving and Printing sos 18th street
tors Office Treasury els eth street nSr,h%ast ale
HS MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE
and hSq Bg 6 Fl s rsSt bs Ss
BdD T the pos Of orsa az t nsM
Bang Association, which is about Winding up iss af
fairs BY order of the Committee ala, t. 10
F WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP MEETING,
close A6aUsT 944a AUGUST ilrH and
O Trains wiz leave p. o. Depot for Camp at $780,
Returning. win leave Camp 7:21. s4 NJ. 3:3s,
Round Trip Tickets, go cents a1o-12t
F~ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
u FREEDMAN's SAYINGS AND TRUST co,
given to all depositors and creditors OF Freed
ed ad eave h1s all
Gains 3salnst said Solnany must be presented at or
they win be barred. and the distributed among
aet Ferna s 8eoos aS wo 1e no te
rsady received DIVIDENDS, should Immediately forward
abe bank or banker aeecmP am with their address,
declared should nos forward their books Hn fnrhey
sd JHN IaY f as Soss m sc
~ n. 81. MILLER,
t-S Attorney-at-Law
Has removed his Office to Rooms 6 and s. Gu1ton Law
Building, louisiana avenue, near City Hail. jy25-;,n
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Z F. BROOKS. with Mitchell. Vance & CO. goods
and quarter of century practical experience. can
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Felled With nm Iran Mar

MAN SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY, INJURED.
yesterday dispute arose al the National
Fair Grounds between two colored men en-
ployed there named Henry Warren and Samuel
Anderson, which eliminated into an affray. in
which Warren struck Anderson on the head with
u oar Oh IRON, telling him. He remained in
sensible, lying on pile of straw for some time.
wren his brother took horse and buggy, and
Fastening to Police headquarters, reported the
facts 10 Capt Vernon. asking that the police
ambulance be sent for his repoval to the hos
rtai; w.i.ca was done. Capt. Vernon also tele-
ciEct. tc send two mounted n,.sa TO assist in his
prompt removal aud for the arrest of the assail-
ant. Warren was taken into custody and
lodged in the station houses and this morning
was committed by Judge Bandy to await the
injuries OF Anderson. who is reported In bad
way and not likely to recover.
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Changes Of Stations of suit Fathers.

TRANSFERS OF PASTORS, sCHoLAsTICs, ETC.
The following important changes in the Wash
lngton and Georgetown branch of the Jesuit
order are announced: Rev. S. A. Kelly. S. j.. of
St. Aloysus, this city, succeeds Rev A. f.
Lamp, 5. j., as pastor of Trinity Catholic
Church. Georgetown; Rev. James NOonan, S. j..
OF Providence, r. l.. takes Father Kelly's place
at 81. Aloysius Rev. F. Casey, S. j.. assistant
pastor under Father Kelly. goes to Georgetown
College. as does also Rev Jas. McHugh. S. j..
late OF St Aloysius. Father Casey successor is
Rev. Patrick Toner S. j.. of Woodstock. Changes
nave taken place also in the faculty of Gonzaga
Coilege' three OF the schoiastics-Messrs Nc
yonng men from Woodstock. Rev Fathers
FoIhan and OConne!l the latterlately ordained.
VIII De among the professors of this institution
during the coming scholastic year.
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No TROUBLE AT THE NAvAJoE AGENCY
Secretary Kirkwood this morning received a
telegram from Inspector Haworth, dated at
Santa Fe. August 18th. saying he had been to
the Navajoe agency The telegram read:
Report forwarded No indications of trouble
among Navajoes. Good feeling at agency when
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THE FOLLOWING COMMISSIONS to p0stmasters
were forwarded from the department to-day:
R. Silahan Courtney, Preston CO., w. Va,
j. H. Porch Percival, Brunswick CO.. and F. H.
Piedmont. Stap!eton Mills. Amherst Co, Va.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY Internal rev.
nue., $3.50. 2SS331 customs. S76S, 433. 49,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nRIvER's SUMNER GARDEN CONCERTS.

nRIVER's SUMMER GARDEN CONCERTS
II NEW ATTRACTIONS.
Mr.. Frank Lewis, motto singer, Mile Minneta
Thomas, Soprano; MIR. +. ". Anderson, tenor; Mr.
Geo. II: French, baritone; M Harry Muilen.- the
the fayorlt. instrumental solcst, and the Marine Band
No charge for Admission. Great success of the mid
day Lunch at popular prices. ala
SCRIBNER'S BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE. EX
- CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL,
Talnladge Hall t941xi feet, 92S street northwest
on Ground Floor. Sole Agency for English Bicy cles
and Trcyc.es- Any style (either English or Ameri-
cam furnished Second hand Machines for sale Cheap
jy2S WM. C. SCRIBNER, Proprietor.
WASHINGTON NATATORIUM. Z Street between
w 9th and 1th.-0pen EVERY FORENOON FOR
LADIES and EyERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
FOR GENTLEMEN. Male and Female Teachers ready
at ali hours u give instruction il swimming Adis-
slon, % cents. je4
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THE EVENING BULLETIN.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. Is. $50 Pm.
THE irritabiiity of the Presidents stomach
returned during the afternoon, and he has yOm-
tied three times since l o'clock. Although the
afternoon rise of Temperatures is less than it has
been for several days, the pulse aud respiration
are more frequent. SO that his condition on
the whole is less satisfactory. Pulse is now 100:
temperature 1915 deg; respiration. %. d. W.
Bliss, J. h. Barnes J. J. Woodward, Robt. Rey-
burn, d. Hayes Agnew."
When MIR. Brown had read this bulletin he
paused a minute and said. There is no dis
guising the fact that this is very unsatisfactory
The fact is that the stomach is not responding
The trouble is entirely due to the stomach and
has nothing to do with the wound
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Official Bulletin-12:3e pm.

Official Bulletin-12:3e p.m.
THE PATIENT NOT YET RALLIED FROM YESTER-
DAYS PROSTRATION
The President has been Tranquil and has not
vomited since the morning bulletin, but has not
yet rallied from the prostratiou of yesterday
afternoon as much as was hoped. The enemata
administered are however. still retained.
At present his pulse is ia; temperature, 9s.S;
respiration, Is.
D. w. BLISS. j. K. BARKER
]. J. WOODWARD. ROBT. REYBURN.