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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
GOOL UNENS or PIfNT3GNT ARTuUR.
Prom Harl'eJ's Beefig t'.c,,N

IL il Lot Ia oe expected tH,t M Arthur y!
n,frs.e b4Br Ger tiAVut ~ au} s,s.iNcu aHB ..ti M
yer,l al ,,essUrs acts Vho vel a.e ~ tio lc-
pa.i,aa ,rt 10 nay '.NVO IN lis Administrations L. .,ls
iorr ti ION irrt} desIrr sGOutu lct,t al n m a..
ear tue gciscra views with Wilr lrcsia.nj HnfI.i
kEU"h a. - a. l'AIe l. Ae ec't" suppose That
b.ri, .i s.i,,rsS tIty hcut l!e- ti)u ia ls..s
Ana oJnteni tUchS>J l-Ics~rd pr - reform i.r
reDacan =cJ.t 3t, when NOW over
ssa.d,w, ecuptr, w'uid bo l1r poi -ndut tll
Meau tuCIc is general rrc- ~ The perfect
prspcty fsVs dent ATC~lT'r tsiu aiurC tur ia al
sai VI I'd % lny, ami ala cq - sea- RAJ o,sp,>
moi 10 -.i0arras If HtOsi uihCHJ p.NlUuu. lC ktiaNs
what routsrc aha What lDci ire ,rUntry hit rty
have lu r,.sINciS ALA "VcrwuC uiulN crl4UCulvI ul
h. 3isl ki,.w Laat IA adapt tiC Woit! t l., .I
AID To rum nuth hCtu.; tstr;tl,,
ssa kcpn lean parry. he aud s.urit 81 n,s
hottest, athletic, aud 1uu Clbt> Inaugural ou. IS IL
ClCatcs "a unatiOn To iugSav t!iC Wise policy
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political Notlres.

Headquarters I'D Ward
hkl'BllcAS ASSOCIATION NRw- YORK CRY,
sept 3S, 1881.
Pursuant TO the cali of the Republican Committee
of the city OF Now York. primary election
ton Will be held AZ headquarters Friday september
lNnl TO elect twenty l2 delgea Assembly Dis
trct Convention 90 be held At timers Hail. fremont
SATURDAY October j, 1884, at O'Clock TO
delegates aternates Polls open
from Z 10 10 y. IN.
WIN. II. TEN EYCK,
eiDNBf j. EVERRrr Secretary. President
IVth Assembly District Republican
mary election Tor omce delegates To the Central Committee
ana Delegates IN the state Convention at standard Han
100 last Broadway. Friday. september open
from Z 10 10 y.
CHARLES ". TAINTOR,)
IfERRE {. VAN WICK, Committed
BERNARD BIGLIN.
IXrb Assembly District Republican Association-A
special meeting will be held Bleecker Building
evening September ock for the purpose of
nominating delegates and aienates.
JOHN w. JACoBUs, President
GEORGE w. Lucky, Secretary
lXth Assembly District Republican Associatiep.-A
primary election viii be- held Blescker building ON FRIDAY
evening september So aSl for The purpose eecng
gates and aternaies
Polls open IRON TO 10 o'clock
NV JAcoBUs. President.
Xith Assembly District Republican Assoc meets
September ~, 1851 at =. ~.
cnARLLs A. PEAisoDY, JR. Preaiaant
J. W. HAYES. Secretary.
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MIDNIGHT THER REPORT
GOVERN MENF iNOICAPlDTS
Synopsis for me mast % hours

WASHINGTON, Sept 20. / a. m-Tbe bar
highest IN the ST. Lawrence VALLEY and veal
IN the Northwest The Temperature uas talien from A.
TO il0 in the Lower Lake region and the northern nor
ton Of New England 1t las slightly in the North
Rata has fallen r. pori H. the weat emil
etsfse aud tht Ohio Valley TIE ants n. -Eul,
have shifted To- nVrtner and In the Lake region T." east
ery ''
rainfall OF La inches III eight is reported from
Omaha '
Indications FOR to-fav
Fer the Middle Atlantic states partly cloudy weather
and local rains the coast, winds shtrif IN
east 81 SOUTH Using followed by falling barometer =, a.
6onsry or lower temperature -' 40
Fot New toglaud, lair weather northerly shiftng a.
easterly Winds rising followed by falling baromrte d
snghty lower temperature. w. W
Indications tor tO-noyrolo
The Indications that weather VIII nrcvau ",
Now-EnglahG and condy ralry weather Ia the 4 u,er
Lake region and Northwest to-day and to-Inorrw ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
GuITEAUs TRIAL TO BE FASTENED.
No DELAY BELIEVED To BE NECEsSARY-NEw-
JERSEY READY TO TAKE POSSESSION or TIE
CASE IL TIE CnuRlS OLE Tile hIsrI,ICr AL


CASE If THE COURTS OF THE DISTRICT FAIL
iBr TELEGRAPH ro TRIBuNE.i
WAsHINCroN. Sept. 2S.-Thc District authorities
are still at sea Ia what will ID, done Gnteau's
case. and particularly rs to the adequacy of the
law which governs such cases in the District
Colonel Cook quoted saying this morning that
he can see no reason why the prisoner cannot bc
indicted, tried. convicted and hanged here within
a very few weeks: and he is said To have expressed
the opinion that, hut for the adjournment of the
Grand Jury, the tral might la yc been completed
by this time.
The only means to be used in asccrtaiuing the
suhcency or otherwise of the District law is to
proceed by he regular legal steps to birg an in
dictment Tor murder If there are defects in the
law they will be discovered. In that case the
authorities of New-Jersey stand ready 10 take the
case lii hand and, under the laws Of that State
there would be little doubt of Ultimate conviction
and punishment. The County Prosecutor of Mon
mouth has already decided to file an Indictment
against Gniteau, 30 that If the machinery of the
courts here breaks down there will be no escape for
him there.
DIstrlct-Attorncy Corkhill has heard nothing
from MI. Scoville the Chicago lawyer aud Gutran's
br''iherin-law to whom he autographed mt tie pris-
ouers request that Ie should as his COZ mel in
the coming trial In Scovie and the other
lawyers of the prisoners selecting refuse to net
Judge Cox; OF the Supreme Court here. will assign
counsel who viii lbs Obliged according To the Ell.
qnctte of the bar tc undertake his defence. This
task. however viii be- exceedingly listastetul
one. and none OF the lawyets mere desire br made
conspicuous III that way, Gui.cau Is universally
deeStrd. Gutcau. II hanged here. will Ice executed
pr vatry within hr walls of the jal AS "a the prac-
tlCo with ordinary mnrlrr"rs.
Guitcan himself il represented a. feeling confident
thai he Will uc acquitted if he can only have n lair
trial He wants delay, however az he is appre-
hrnstve of some violence from the public If he il
taken FROM the Jail To the Court House He seems
1" think that after ttlc while the popular excite
mcut Will 50 die away that il world he safe for
HIM I" pass along the streets. He Is disappointed at
not bearing from MIR. Scovile ON whom he seems To
have relied Tor Il valiant defence.
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TIE ATLANTA EXPUSITON.

ATLANTA, Sept. 2S.-Ihc programme Of the
o'remoncs at the opening OF Exposition. Wcdnrs
u"!' october 8, has been completed The
"i De exceedingly impressive. Many representative
.e Us iron every part OF the United states
AL go invitations TO participates Most o the buildings
ah1 exhibitors rapidly putting their ais
k,ys IN shape The city il hIling with visitors.
,saay October II. has been decided Govern
81 Day aud all the state Executives expected AL
@'cisiUh of the Yorktown Ceiebration Ia visit
rsllOh here before returning TO their homes The LIST
connecticut Regiment other military organizations
sion. ~ 'N f~-' ~ Wv S~Ni"''N" 20 '"'-' "NNA
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PCBLIC OPINION.

orr Wee President Presitencies, as has been
u,,,l ,sil,ted cut nave Attiertu beeu failure, 1,
iret a. "a a. tha, la Nc turniog May the ,ucoiaus
n.nscS,,idh De the brilliant exNepr0ul Troy Times
failure to rcappoilt Mr.. James viii b. IT.
raried nrfa2s nsiat,u3 @s egU rat~pt t. removal
a.n,,nt .; rylCcap,r zeal rlytu. tur-
ca ~ he crliss,s lac Star Route rtscasl A-
sSriola Rec,rG ,!sG)
senator 2ayar,, says he ana his Democratic
,,,,~, sll =, nOtning to cp.b8Tr- - tur new All
,.iItau 'tli,> IL sab Try si!e.a ,lr St~r Route
..i,1vcsv rms l. tquvaeni 20 pledge Of perpetual
ssaity-l EGs ~ Advertiser tNePJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29

Visitors independently OF purchase arc tn
yited 70 the establishment Of
MIR. THEODORE b. STARR.
NO. 2O6 FIFrHAVE., MADISON SQUARE.
Between 18th and 20th-sts
The saesrooms occupy THREE doors The FIRsr eNhfba
every variety Of SOLID SILVERwARE unique aes ma
Foreign and American WATCHES sc. The ST. KD CON
psos one OF the most extensive and complete stocks IA t
country Of strictly first, lass DIAMOND JEwELRY a
original designs finest Solitaire critically matched Ola
MON DIS, rare PEARLS Ru5es, Emerads, sapphres cas-
and other precious stones GOLD JENELRY IN novel
designs close prices the TuD is displayed choic.o,
lection OF French CLOCKS. artistic BRoNZFs Mantel set&
Candeabra, NC, and decorative PORCELAIN OF the oya
Worcester. Minon aud other iavorltO Wares II Vssos
Placques, Jardlnieres, sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
DIR. BLISS IN THIS CITY.

DR.. Bliss arrived in this CITY from Washington
yesterday afternoon To tribune reporter at the
Grand Hotel last evening he said that the object of
his visit to complete his report tue Presi-
dents IN conjunction with Dr. Shrady and Pro-
feSsor Wcisse. He would remain for this purpoee
until Friday Tho report in course of preparation.
be said, one which he though the people were
entitled To. II would be his own individual review
the case. An official detailed HISTORY of the case
would &c by all OF the attending SURGEONS III
the course of several weeks.
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A GARFIELD MEMORIAL WINDOW.

Lone BRANCH. Sept. 2S.--A memorial window
richly stained glass to be placed In ST. James Epis
coJal Church. In Main this place In memory
President II will replace the present window opposite
the occupied 10y the President Sunday before
was shot. Mrs Alexander y webb In the treasurer
the fund. a. proposed marx the pew used b
the late President with line silver plate with
pro Lle tuncriutlun,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29

,,o,pals whether habitually living With them
~, ,he same ronI not. sEah be perpenaliy ban
uS w., o., ,he distance of $500 leagues All those wto
phru " ,.nceal OF cOHnive at ibis crime shall he
rorrosf rhu<e who aforn agaia.; criminals ~ 'Nis
he rewarded wlth tae Whole al tneif property
elass Tsc Il nnfriVcd not Executed, pu.llls
~, gr srrang.el aal the accessories punsBed With
80 49, and banishTEeDt.
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o>A PAfVsf>c UEHHrHATiC JOURNAL.
Fgvrs . ~ 3rooAlgS E1os Bcl1l

So IA a. wc gave hh,cI, there il aOt,
.,Sc,g .r.i..dci Hrhauls's : as oulrclJn tpat; q,
So % irIu teial, .n zoe >cast. al amy rlt-
,, ,N,r tsey ,Faf FsysS aS Gievrty hUt tlai notr
,el bard.v c.ifll, ana sur liza q ev,fs,
uS!s OF .. 10 tso party wAicn ,i,i.ot n,. Il,
w., a., H. Nb-1 ""hA .act lycshnr udtY,5 %, tr ne
g ~. elrcc,. nGi ray 81 ITO Iueiabcrr ~ tVCiN
So anl> dtt4rn nILu t.s laieg ~ siding il.c.1
~ sipr.ts yivu. r. uia3rijN n tue hDSy WE!,n /.
ssrr,,Sr, e. sltct hiln, ami over wh.,n ne l.. L.
sa~.me IT, teal lurs7luu Is; H4yt tss Democrats
eear mayor ~ - ,uv oVuate Inc eie VIII be :ad
IN aye .ie Question: tested aub To declt!ed ahr-
efiyely
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE OF THR LIGHTHOUSE RoARD1
WASHINGTON sept -. 1891. (
Notice Is given by the Lighthouse
Move er ISL hNcd red light % third oler will ha
shoV I'M the lighthouse ro"nty erected two niles
nort 81 OF icwcs Delaware, which, with ON the
Dela" are eakWater will form Iange entering
Bay N 'N'""@io
inc apparatus lights 90 degrees OF the horizon the focal
Hlhe ~ Ou cei above the
low wafer The light should he weather from
OF vessel 10 feet above the miles
by order of the Lighthouse Board. N''
,.,. 49, JoHN RODGERS
Rear Admiral Of the United sta es Navy. Chairman
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HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO.

Holiness Poems. Handy volume Edition IL = vols Is
mo- wi'h une portrait Cloth gt top - 30, hall s.;
tree seal,
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE PRESIDENT AND TIE SENATE.
GENERAL ARTHUR AT WORK AND RECEIVING CALL
FRS-A DOUBTFUL STORY OF A PLUT-FCLL AT
TENDANCE OF THE SENATE INJECTED.

h.
GENERAL ARTHUR AT WORK AND RECEIVING CALL
FRs-A DOUBTFUL STORY OF A PLuT-FCLL AT
TENDANCE OF THE SENATE EXPECTED
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBCAE.l
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-The day has been quiet
one Tor President Arthur lie has been busy at his
private correspondence, and will not leave the city
lor New-lork before Tomorrow night, and IL may
"' mat he will "emain here until after the extra
session OF the Senate. Ills law partner is here with
hlih Tonight, which Strengthens the probability
mat 1t is his intention to settle up hs private bust
ness afalrs here instead of IN New-York.
AT IL oclock two carriages drove up to Senator
o"neSs residence. containing King Kaakaua and
MS suite The party was accompanied 10y Mr.. Hit.
the Assistant Secretary of state, who introduced
them to the President. They remained about
twenty minutes, and had very pleasant inter
view Since then there has been constant stream
81 visitors. Among those who called were Governor
Jewell, Attorney General MarVeagh and Secre-
tirles Lincoln, Hunt ana Kirkwood. The President
Is very busy and TO night several carriages stood in
front OF the house, which is also guarded by several
policemen.
The story published in an evening paper of a plot
l" aNSasslnate the President, the details of which
two men are represented as having been overheard
by one Mr. Bdyley, employee OF the Army Medical
Museum, discussing, is not credited at ALL Mr.
Tavey has, however. flea a sworn statement at
police headquarters of what he overl ard. and the
police have received instructions ut least to keep
pretty sharp lookout III the nelghborhood of the
PRESIDENTS house. and far as may he look after
ulm when he takes an airing. The probability is
'hat the men whom Baylev overheard were Intoxi.
Gated and hat 40 Intention OF doing ANYTHING
except to express their rather maudln Opinions.
\" arrests have been made, although two men have
been spotted"
II IS likely now that there Will he a pretty full
attendance nj the opening of the Senate on the
iUth at October Senator Till, NhU IN hospital
Philadelphia under treatment foi cancernus alice
non ol the tongue, and who has suffered two
painful operations, has informed the officers Of that
body that lr Will he IN his seat and ready To vote
on that 'iat Senator Fair, of California who is
one al those urthesi away Is said To have arranged
Il pair with Senator i'iat, of Connecticut ana will
n"i attend. II the other Pacific slope SENATORS do
tn" same thug, 40 advantage lr' gained hy the
hrpuhlI1 ans out of possible failure for want of
tn"o Oh tue part OF those Senators 10 reach Wash
Ihgton.
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MISSION CHApELs IN HONOR OF TIE PRESIDENT
1t il proposed by tho Woman's Executive
Committee Of Home Missions OF the Presbyterian
Church raise "a subscription among the women and
children of America the purpose OF establishing
mission churches In Utan In memory uf President Gar
neld SuhncIi yiions viii be received by Mrs. M. Il.
BOYD, ID 2S
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THAr rHI1ESIoWN ClCcUs AGAIN

Prom me Juea Herald ~ S.,s ~
The man by the name OF Deuiu.Ou who " mo
sided al he MliItrstOwN caucus" iAiic "a. mi r. as
appearance AT the id District Convention yosi ,rt,.,
an things cOuSlturvi, II just NUi iur ann t,t
BE- did TIE curious part Of n that not or 49,, az,
s0ssnl, but nUHr Of the delegates cIeapc nt t.o 80,
over which he prcsdoi saw I'll tn attend tie Con.
7ention or even appear In the town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
GENERAL REGRET IN HAVANA.

HAVANA Sept. 24.-The regret felt for President
Garfield here general. All the papers published
articles OF coincidence, and euogized his character.
The foreign Consulates and the American vessels in
port displayed flags at balf-mast the long
feared news became known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
THE MURDERED PRESIDENT.
TIE GARFIELD SlyBSCpJpTroN


TIE AMOUNT NOW 1924, 675 GA cIpcr,Ap ,s-
SUED BY MR.. FIELD
ne tuni for Mrs. Garfield and her children 10 now
q''<t'0|o 81 TIE add tons to the subscr;ntiors
0S'ei"av amounted TO $3423 81. Cyrus w. Field
'S "'''S'so circular letter in answer to the sug-
RFS"ohS about the fund winch he receives nearly
N0N uar lie says that the fund having
- ViNHed and accepted. il cannot
''''f" Whoever chooses at any time 70 con-
','Pu'o !" tee f9nd has n .ht to do So He saws
'''' ever II the fund shall hrcone large enough to
a"NF" Mrs Garfield So. 900 year he does not
NO" Ioai II w"uh be an tx ravagant allowance.
%" y an The uouvesteA portion Of the fund now
V" 'en" "efe pnt III four per cents the whole fund
"" y'cii an annual income of less than
Ti~'''" the conditions Of the trust
,"Ft'" ha' part Of it, as Las been suggested be
G'''teti q NtuVrti Garfield mother cannot lac
~ ''e'' % any ilcr use than that s,eclfr in the
f"'ICflNn j. T1Icrs Nor invrs cd IN any way txccpt
80. h"e' Siatc3 mis-. Mr.. Ficld YESTERDAY re-
r'N'" en-, K for 300 from, Wilson " itdinrtor
Se1'r 9he O, 80 rom Bcni9air y. Field ami wife
NV .''th"r Garfield. The aoourt h Gays. he will
H'F'Ni a''H t'r0ar il win any ,thcr sum, received
10 her or i'Vrs' " in United states bonds for Ter
DC ~ she may prefer. The following are the
ad,i u mai SnNScsp I,uS:
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THOMAS NELSON &, SONS.
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OBITUARY..
CAPTAIN THOMAS DRURY. u. s. A.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-The War Depart
men Is informed o. the death OF Captain Thouas Drury
"a Infantry. at Oakland Cal. last uigbt-
Captain Drury was native OF Ireland. He entered
the LIST Infantry in 1912 private In ls45 he he
came sergeant. In 1886 he made ordnance
sergeant. His fourth term Of service expired III May
1851, when he reulisted aud made a euien
ant VI the % Infantry. His rank captain dated
Aprii ~ 1879 lie offered IA commission captain
OF the 39th Infantry in 1866 but e declined the
preferring To remain with the I'd Infantry.
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GARFIELD MEMORIAL MEDAL.

PHLDELPniA, Sept. 2S.-A gold memorial
medal or tate President Will los issued from
United States There will he sizes, five dol
lar medal which will be half an inch In diameter
dollar medal inch In diameter On side will
will be medallion OF General Garfield, the ether o.
Lincoln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
a DESERTED HUSBANDS DksPAia.

John Steinmetz, a German baker, of NJ.
'o Myrtieave., brooklyn, attempted I" jump into The
se IN River KlDgsbritye, evening but
sserted by policeman, vino locked HIN up. lie SAID
go Ais wife hid descited him, and
~ intended 70 couinIiL Suicide.
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SYMPATHY WITH MRS. GARFIELD.

LONDON. sept. 2S.-Last evening the Manchester
Sunday School Union representing 1900 teaciIers
and ~ 900 scholars. passed resolution of sympathy
with Mis-. GARFIELD.
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J.B. LIPPINCOTT a CO.,
pg,flaH,f,.f.

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coNFEDERATE soLDIGHs WELCOMED.

CARLIsLE, Sept. 2S.--rbe visit of the Con-
aefs'e soldiers vi the Shenandoah Valley Virginia
Ssfh &c to-day and their reception and msnt
xceS.v 'aln coiw.ii Pest zol& A. X, was a great
- % an address, Ut ~elo1ne was dcivored by Cover
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G.. w. CARLETON & CO.


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HENRY HOLT g. CO.,

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THE VooRHEEs INDICTMENT QUASHED.

TRENTON, Sept 2S.-In the United States
Court to-day the Judge decided the points submitted yes
t1rday ex Governor fseds. motion TO Quxsh
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tne Indictment against Charles n vocrhees for sm
DezZement IA President OF the Haokensack National
sank on the ground that 1t defective for the reason
a, u dn not aver the intent defraud the bank The
be Quashed ~ ''' SAM "iuS'
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TuE 'EinrNr has receives the four my sums fir
We Garfield Monument Fund CltIcls - I'll, nvil 4.
l.. 500 j n. Savre 81 J. \ Navrr, IT,. 81 ;
). !. Emanuel 81; busted % GEMS. Busted q"
sr"da 80 "cniS to- ruE iRIBU\E lur The Garfield
fund; + A. H. Seuls 81,
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

c icA ssionsk IN his ~ity
q
Prrcedng nisnght ~
by thu
suts Yhss AIS Broadway. - ~
TErsusE OFFICE. Sept. 20 a. m.-The movement ~
the barometer Ia again upward Fair and partly
cnudy weather prevailed. WITH few drops Of
tween u aud y The atnpersture ranged BET wc.u
74o aod s69 the C7so being lac higher than
the corresponding day La year. and leo lower
Tuesday
Partly cl0udy ard cooler weather may be ex-
pected to-day in this city and vicinity.
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LONDON. Sent. p. 1881
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. }
WASHINGTON. Sept. ~. lSSl

LOWELL. Minister LOndon:
f"nr Telegram. expressing the compassion Of the
tn""u f'r the mother Of the late President was dulv
Tor" ardcd TO Mrs Garfield Mentor. ChIo
bHvr inst received the following replv.
Please request Mr. Lowell cxprcss to her Majesty
the Queen the grateful gurts of the maj
- General Garfield aud or he tender w,u,
anly Svmlhy she has been pleased to send also that
her Maicstys wish will be complied witt at an p.rly
day IuCirTIA X CARr,pI II
You will please make ittiug communication of
Tins reply to her Majesty
lIrT Acting Secretary