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, 1881-10-05
By TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
Spftttl Uispatth 10 The Chftdoo Tftbtina,

FOREIGN.
Sptttal Dispatth 10 The Chicago 1rtbtna
ltvkttpont. Oct. 4-ttD a. ru.-FLouM-No. !, t5s
d: No. 4 l06 III.
GMAlS-wheas wintor, No. !, lis 4ds No. .. To- "a,
sprlns No. ID ed, No. lus ID, white. No. liz nj,
No. Ill, club. NJ, l. lis i'd. No. 2 lis "a. rar' No.
l, e. 2fas NJ. " ID.
i'novtst1Ss-Pnrk. Rs, Lnrd, U.s.
L1vENr0ut.. Oct. A-1,N y, ni-tMEAUsTrFrs-
Firm. Corn ia III. Weather fair
LIVERPOOL, 0ct. a.-tNUr -ltacnn-9hort rib
dh1l at IT. I'd. ]1ans-Lone clear dull at ts. tseose-
American choice dull nt Gs Whont-sprlng M.
stcndy At iDs 1Dl. No. white stpndy at til 3D. Corn
Mixed hrmcr at u III. Ftoor-Extra Suite ateaLy At
1ss.
llvsnroot- Oct t+-E,enluR.-corro -sases, up
nnds. 11CA: Orleans, a~ltA! saiHs. t2uU bales,
speculation and oxpott, 2,NU, Anerscan. 8tuL
BnsApsTrrf*-Flrm. Corn. nsw Western mixed,
GsSd.
cnEEyE-Fnp American, Ms.
TETHpAxrM-lleHHpl, s!fA,
TAASs AMI FAHnlKs-At Manchester quiet but
steady.
KEcEtp7s TIE PAST ruiEr pAys-whoaA 9l0.uD
eehtals; AnaslcaEA IanuM
IbSn0S, oot- 4.-rKTRuL EM-Renned G{8Gyfd.
ASrNENr. Oct t$-fETNuLEEsI-21f.
Of Trade.
f!a LyEas9o' /. r. oSt 4i;n M p .-l'rsad'turs nFm.
s$xsiSol., $s% f&Ssss n,ass, ~ y rea winter, mh 4 II. .
@ as!xsss y @ II Il q 'alr a Saans: a!s:! ~
stsd Sis'ss = ~ asssr II ;: s9 3 f."
;;pIi1x advanss9 Sd ahd "a WRITER y. i.o%doh il:
Swsr Il e: Beei-Eass ina'a %as' Ills Sd. Goansr,
,i.oSS'!S. oct A-L.vxnrouI-.whest - h.raen,nx.
s " ws III iar nvSis ''fss
Cai!foroias,, A.: GSsn shaJo dearys: GeT.vs ~
- ss 's ;s:
~ ss III
Whsa s ss5 tEsSsf a1f stSSEs e snd'n aas
, 1881-10-05

nhly M, II WINS jchr,,t,i, II,,wNvef. ttnt thu
aursiun had lu.n., ui,l.,tily nvnir. ind INN t,r
twW ii tim l)ircrtura kGpt NJ Tho iiscssnn after
adjournment III iunrs inure niIi1natc,t linn
tMko ,".ityo ,,eto tn se sttrny" u ,,t,cs.l"n.
teAn!utiun waa uiuptctl glvinx tic lignrl of
ttircctDts pcwur IL duuttrt vessels, watuho,stes,
nr niher plnct.s 0f stGrnEo "reKuiar" wtonevcr
sno ntAltlry storennu:es 9ro l.ie,', Iho rueniil-
10 ~ . ~" % H, i. WI
,i iii i y =. u.I4v.oy M * p1muts. ~ cSu
@ liz st,inst %n 4,,rt,y ~ "S ahnsia,n
Im,.n,.h =, ~ ,,' ~" ,t.I H.. y. tssnt ."s @ wiz
~ wnt, ~ ye., as ~ 1 ,ta,rttr eo'''"''S' ho"'
TIL aetton " .hs lruetorsis expcn!el e Elye
Ea,v e ~ srGn rs nrn r 1s is NJ t ,Ge ,,a araa' Il a y
tu ress,'rc .' ,bs III shnrs seiicrs % il, ~ III ""ra
e"vff IT, +; ao,,orr. IL ,,r,,o,.,oo, a, h.vo ,,,o
se.ssst 3 tsts % E ~ sssn @ I"'s
s',s sisa w thlPlyn ~ yaS * ss av ,,S Tue
NV. !. ". ,.nEsrox
was nskch by II 'fniuuSE reporter yesterday us
i, w. s,"t's NJ n'ia!rs ma .he pisspe: q
s w s% ' urllasn tss I snS Guasa
Tep Tho uruw pee e to i,avo ~ I sut'Sr v sypathy ior
ths ttrnl. thu inrrcsson prevailing th'tt Ircston
Il atuIlcGry had nlrca.ly snorltirGd thsir t,wn
wun they nctcu ,la nrokors. it was assorto.i thnt
the l'ork:pus mS, wo.o praftss l., tst.sr''lns
pny tho plI'ar. 80 iii,orai wero they thMs niny
~ tho dispatches soru scGt j. .. D.. md lilo
pfo.n!srs kopt r.lrIl,x III mo wl!nlc lay. but 70
lon soumA to bo tl,at Preston Il iIuiionry. viii
hAvn u stand tho ,uss, and Tint tho CInelunatl
pcop'' VIII "'~ xt%M tsss 10 ~ra9s .a9's 'asn, .an
r.. ,,,,. :,,,.., N,SM ,EHves ~ w, ~ .suo.
IN IVY ,n and Augat or III, tno grcatest whGat
S ssx9 @ ar'i 4 e Y,s.c XII XII qTr%zsa @ r sad f, z
%ns %p o9:n ~ 1y ~ Ar. J"n =; ';, Ly0t T5onas Gns-
, 1881-10-05

Pu1LAnTLp!ilA, oeL $.-FLuuA-s.Youx. wsst.
efn sxras etaasl7aI Minnesota s1t.us, clear, goot,
saus ~ st!s!aA@ aSsi ohlo tInst1J, rood Nta, do
chu1ce. &l0; Ohm, now ps0essa $a, Mtuuvsokn Iul
snt pfocsss. cho!co, $at1. ltys ruus aru., tato
tihAIN-Whsst 9utsti No. ! red. Uctobvr, slE4i2
La0sst Soyaulesr, 3l.6i4i Docvmbar, N6,5faL ~.
Corn l1i Ruod dSuAndi sail mixed. TN travk ID
S!Gc' stsatuss, tic; No. T. tic, Aall mlxs, octobar
Ista1laes NoyambeF. 17}&oy December Ht3o lhats.
A8s4lss&c. ~' 1f~' ''''" '"%s1'
FAofislo*s-Actlre naa urm, bset, mess, l.Hc;
, 1881-10-05

sn!nted ise: innt. kassis. i'o: steam: sa5Hat7,M
crrntnnry, 5l1ici Suw YORK Rtnlc md isruIfNrd
Ek&Ao
iSutts-YsqaAyt Dc.
12sfc.
IErnnt.xrM--l>u1l and nominal, INC for Dccon,bcr
deliveries.
NEcEt1sfa-FInnt, IlU bret wheat 500 but corn,
4t.pN bit mis- I'm hi.
sH1TMkHTR-Whonl, Muu bt.
, 1881-10-05

FHtLAngLr1llA. Oct, t.-wnuL-FiEm, Ohio, Penn.
sylyana. West yIrKnin. nnd nbove. Eka@so; extra,
Esatsc, psedinnl 4c4sl.o caArae, :St5#jc New Yurk
Michigan, 1nd9nhnt kt'0 Western Hne sIxs1c. mo.
dfuni, %As4io ct'aTsb+ 7tlsat, waAhud coutlux und
Tx, ~ r'
l!nRIuS, Oct. 4-WUu1-lh Rnpd toinnnd At fnll
ptlces t,hto and sn.sylvHNia axtran 4ts45c AcIt-
mn hnu MsSIah h8ucuA als Ist&e tor xtf1ai nlp-
4!nF, nbd No. l., Nx4 l1ct wnshed HuGeaa Was5e nHe
Michigan And uAln dsjats. VI t,ai No uninllnR. Il
tSat gu4rsv cUnibR, ats tapi u,IwushsA c4jnDuY, ii
*)3tc; pulled, bA3to.
, 1881-10-05

DETHotT. Mich, Oct L{-FLuglt-Unrhungqd
UkAlS-Whoat unsettled, No. ! whl,s. sltls 0c-
tober, ssar and November stH5<s I1ucembur. $I9f,
ny. 2w!l!,s tkals Ny. rod, tl,sskt receipts. HAu
Luz shipments. 4l,Nn bl.
, 1881-10-05

Refined and cdtIeltc,i Wpmun Will sometimes
Hr constipation and plies which eu.itd easily 10
f' G..r.Hl BY 4 p,!eka9o " kllney.Wort; There i
lAr,lly y wolnMn tO he fol,ttl TINT dues not ut
tur which this Hrent rumcfy Is Il spctIc. Ii IL
put up n llu,til md dry forms, equally otla-
ccnt.-SpriuiHet,t UAfO,i.
, 1881-10-05
NEW i}5tI.EASS.

NEW UnLEASF, utt. i.-Ftot'H-stfonRt auper Btate
and Western. kati. Xxx, H.ssahi0, xxx, t7l13T,6,
hluh Rrndea. t;tAk1h2h
uHstS-curn quiet and weak, syarlcH. Oats quiet
but frut ~ sso
CunS-A!EA1<-I)nil, E1Eta1ul
HAy-gulet, prt1nc quotsd At sla0nt1lo0; choice,
ttlNta1LAI.
TH,yistOSs--t'ofk steung md h1ters ueas 10 61]S
@au;i. t.nrd strady: re1Hed tinrcp. Ekalazc Hulk
raans active md ttrni ehou.!ora picked. y5{asSc.
Hnthn yM'e but hfhit hhnndcrr!akc3 tIuav tU, t21t
cinar a. To-, t!nsus auRnr-cuFet Ecnrco and htmt
grnvuard. 13tttl lie,
WHiSkx-Htcndyt Western tectsaad. tt.1Nal.a.
SltNfEItlEa-Ctt1eH HtenIiy, with HUGstl ugnundt
~" enryuss rnnty Q prlc. ltaIsc. s,.4rr quiu!i
fully tnlr, Nfc lrti1,8 Gh0lce. EgEs yeuw c1rrl
He'd. M1HMso. Mnikskcs scArcc md .soin!hnl. lilro
active and tlrn. lhusana. ordinary to choice, BA8b
1YG.
EjsAN-1ftghert Sltbsial
, 1881-10-05


cArrI.E-Bnt slight lmprusoa,ont was obscrablc In
my feature OF the cattle market. The recetpR WarH
gain large and tho day wHt and nnstg. ind ~hlla
he xoncEal market WIN depressed. TlRt tho dupres-
ion did not a1tcnd 10 the uuper Rrnteh was due 10
he tnenHro proportions Of tho subpiJ If lat cattle
nthct than the existence Of any considerable de-
nund neither shippers cxpurtofs appeared to
rant many cattle. THE knppy, ~ fee sDtno days pro-
'!ous overwhol,nlngs:of tho poorer norts-West-
nm md natVa RrHsa cattle. Fos s1teso thore was tho
tsulnnu from tie local trade. bu1h1 combined wants
# and butchers wore far from reaching tha
rtnl sunp!. and trade vas allow Mt about tho pooEsst
rlcrs II tho scason. ome idea of tnH coi,liusitlon
hat of tic enire s'tpiy pToSa5ls nY !" esescd SSJ
Host u ii tso sssains was bciaw M5 Or 4. f:ss:i3
e. sna o I'd 4
T. oW na'SS e. S %sss Sst NJ g
>" ali sso
nit Venla sold d: XII 81 tnl mock rvcA At fiji
hIL0 Der head CnnslIerab.e stun 1oft oyoF, and
hc mnrket did not wuas Il vory encouraging look NJ
QUOTATIONS..
cxlsn nedsea-stects Weighing Loo It's and
,ssss Gssy:s.iiSs ial sna.s:i;i,noa e,&@
I'LL taD to a Gs. .................. ....... huDaslo
I'M ll, 10 lilo asaa13
weighing 10 % i1 lis. @ asseato
% i,oU h.. ........ 27saa;s
hNs. md scaliawnV 2oa2G0
:exaaThFouRh 215ta73
{gEls-lqf LOU 1b1,, 4UkJlt1
, 1881-10-05

PEORIA. ILL.,. Oct. +.-tInAtN-Eorn Inactive and
lower; h!ah mixed. Horizon mixed, Tic, Oats qM.es
md easy; No. white. l1A@i7Ac., Nye uc.tvs and
stsady, No. !. tllksl.i1
tltuNwtSEH--UuclIanxeh NJ 1I.t7. 49,.
htEtEtfTH--sYaent, ~ TIT; cnrI1, 4l5;U bu; on u
81, So bu, fya, uI::3 BIZ, bar!uy, AbNi bu.
a, SM!!MENfNr;}v ;}vhsat, Hynst corn. a1sU bu, oats,
, 1881-10-05

lt0utsvtLLE. Oct, 4.-corToS-Quicti ll}Sa
tknuR-Fsrm; oxtrn, s,251s.a0; extrn family, St61
GI@ 4 No. !, f7,0Oat',a chnco Ianoy, H.1Ns5.et
GhAiN-Whsat steady; ti.isat.M Corn Hrsn; No. :,
E'cs dn ilixod, 7+ho Oats ttrnl, No. uhtlp s1c do
'u!xSa r. AyH rtsady nnd nnehanaens No. si
tlusu; clonr. tLI.2s Hacon 4ucts sto,itaDrs AJYnj
HHlAKf-ateadyt f.i5.
, 1881-10-05
PETROLEUM,

TlTGsvtLi.x, pa., Oct.+.-VETMDLElsf-pnou Al
l3ssei hlHaest WNc, lowest, K7Eo; ciosed. Vssdo.
ehlpMea.*. AltS4 brIst clsartert. AUHt runs axiiL
FtrrsuuIlH. la. uet %.-txTltuLEuM-atFu
unlEpA cett!dca,oa Clossd at pc; refined INC i'hl.
aosphlh delivery, Nv '
, 1881-10-05

8usetat Dispatea to ms Cheaoo Tribune.
kASHAs CITY. M0.. Oct. 4--GuAtN-The Prize
CHFvsHl rop0rtst Wheat-lsecetptx, s%ts bu, shin.
inets. ldx bu, slow IND weuker; No II cash. tl,3l;
tctnear, al.GT: Np. !, nctubat. .:sIt November
5ls1 Torn -he0v!pla AHa hu; shipa!ents. l,t0i bu;
qul0s Hlid Weakee No. 4, c,xh. Gdc; QttUtuF, t3c.
, 1881-10-05
BUTTER ASn CIIE1.sE,

" 1P7<EoE UWp1fsK N I'M CN1tdC6 7Ft6NNE,
EfdlS, III. Dct. +-tM thu Hunrd Of r'rsd0 today
tbs tnarkst ~aA wsakus nnd 1mrt, with slight dsou
Il, chHsss tuft sold VI ISa pas Iht skits li
lltot sa D,xes Mvro sold; luSA bs cEvaA,ury bulter
anu Eefn!at!y a exGv4t ono s1all lpt ut Ea. uha
, 1881-10-05

NEW oRLEASs. Uct- 4.-cUrTos-Kasyt u,,dallug,
ihoi low do. asc; Rooh ordinary l15u, pet Foesp.s
,,sT. lMltls, Mt. L-O0TtOX--NivaIy, tnidallnR.
stuEkt lu,l1t. - ''~~"'
, 1881-10-05

NEW Yuuk. Oct. 4-arrtng Woulena continue In
Rooa da'naho hT tho o!uthtux trade but tho 9ensta
market loss 'etlya, cotton goods vvry .fut Nushua
cotton taIslsss udv4acad 1y nxuas, prints quiss Ia
htnt handat H!nxhama ~ tslf Iequus!, nannos uoy-
, 1881-10-05

-
@ eSr ss nsavy .ws
Seea rroM"e%t u ths ssp sG!ppirs H. trs'iss, is
Lending a, "thSr* sr In ,ht,%o the rwssfnE e
nre t'n.lerstan to iMye horti u,,ich s,na'lcr ,hs
scnson ta,, usual. awing 70 she s,na prn!it a,,,l
.hlr1nat.t ui rnrn haa twll.tllc,i 10 n taero rc.
,inE traar n account UNTIL &c shn rcriorn'a.icoa n
uni 81 s.t IT. spnfs s sH1 ntss cn
et'rn ma now q tic very y wrong moi motnant. ie IL
uSc1.E trrrs NSrcn
following tlspntch iron iiiifi,4 iiatoh: -
@ %Ew ,at Inak Pet 45,'n 3 Ly,1, ch'ea'a;
VT @ "kti I'LL 1s sea Z worae ass thaS IN
t"y m Ny W. nsn" rssr II H., S, , II t9Ms " ssi
im'.ci mo Tic handrea tlail.r., wi1hn.I tic
praying fer It stsnrt crs'1 NJ rDrn for Ivc yrAr+.
nllt nm Rorry yo', hnvu made 70 ,noncv out ut
II now II hus conie. Hurts tt.trGll.
THE ACTION or THE Nilir:CtO1s
Of ttn nsar ard u Tr,..le ~ Determining ~ =. cents
yembcr corn WIS talked over truriy, yesterday
Sume " tho nl.ior r,elnhtrs and tho ht.k 0t
bitterly akullsst 1t, aid iniin,atud thut son,u or
tho DiTrctnrs were on tho sh0rt side, mud ,natle
is II M wMs 10 nrT ,nt 20 .,.,raI ."s os mW,
short @ traders hn rEe.l the ,!npnrtntlco Of lHt.
nt,ini'tc,l tht so ID cclsn VII NH mil" i viii. tic
hornt t or hrlplag hsnso o1t M NJ ~ t'tlen,a
" "Taore + ~ Enod esl Of ieellnx On the sl,
IA kuu,ym 4, hnyp sn pot,sitir.ut, t.nr,,' i md
snue or thu alorta ,!on'l Ike tie notion Of tho
ctr ro hr ~ =" .ba st soa ah9 's,l Met ~.
] %SSS%s s'!:s. H:s : ss! prominent commission
sai .Fricnls l.o'narA. oo!,ntrytnca. II y,n!
Tne ~ %thsr ; ssda ,, aye M no teara to shcf H. n,ua.
"ros. There is something away back
lf TINT wern ~. the l,!rtstnrs ;. woal.l
nnte ,.,t H., n!!nWoa as tnenh ~ Mfnt 3ni:
% 9m9 rst fe W M 2. sMo tn M .s e. aho '; M"st
Inoy lfe paf.,yzanK tue tf!e Or thu roAtls t1at
centre aero Tiny atc monopnliz.nxm "a ~ tho s.nr.
NY ri!ont: tuey ure loIesth!linu ~ tle spllEe
thns sl.o r1tI!rt'.ls hIyc provided tar 'ng r,elr
MTsoseae,, arc ,nS n1,&e /" % s o n1s r,s "
storage q, .lic ii or .lnu,nry: rha ral,r',n,!s
at,d WAREHOUSES; have i,u rit!lt t9 pug s1tcs ~
ar Ing aME M s ."scS ,os st a"r at ~ y S & "
Wa'srs roS ee aS IT, by rS s' Sw
=. "Wtat ", VIII nS the eject OF their ao!ion?",
..iG no ritG f. w,.t onve q move tho stai oatF
We'll: it ono thing aHsnt work anotilor VIII.
Gear sehss ss an aK Ms tSs to S 10 to E
ing nc nrico or cofn Ut " cunts ID only m Ia
S'n's., ~ Wh"t .,so cs,, ,,a ,,,,r.9"
| ait Is,,'t neccssary t, stnte. think what hus
noea done VIII reave .hu ,vureho''ses." ~,
..rhat e',,',, , ,s.,a ~
% pswar e@ss M '3s any gsics tus ~'' co !" ts;t ley
eMnso A!la then 0h4 loF in'lrRins. ~
, 1881-10-05

1SbtASApoLta. Ind. Oct. cs.A.-GnAtS-Whsat steady
ut n.%x1l.f9. Corn Eseadyt G3GE7lu Ont1 hrn, u
Qtsc.
, 1881-10-05

In,portasioll Of Hooded Ti0raes.
f.Ar0nrE. in1, Oct. A.-Shrp Cr,,mpackcr, nj
taIs cnunty. reuchcd han,o this morning fr,m
Frlt,te with siftcen nf tho Threat b!oo1cd horsts
ever brliHht tD this c,nlnlry. Uno 2-yeMr CID
stallion wG0l,s l,siu pounds, mud js.. Bnll fp 10
the !MrHest clIet ovBr lGuyipX Frnncp.
, 1881-10-05
WOOL

oswEao. N. r., Oct. L--URAlx-wheat nsm.
Curn Arlut No. q f3c
, 1881-10-05

MoGRwTasto 80 @ increased nettvtty and = Ren-
!iass. The suppiy1e E.thn ns'lcrnte dt,aenalnns,
E9Gsh u for skisl at ti+sEsj for pUor Is choice
s,t; ana ~ sos posr t e o1sEn heavy which
shers was ss ~ I'm feeling n the nnsn: Coinino,.
sut all Wcre worked Of and Mt al! they we're WORTH
, 1881-10-05
1tUAiHEIf.

ssIss on tho car4n MARKET stisl more slowly, and
a pEoIFasa u nude In reducing thu uaet e1ntar,,Y
tassS' shsnesss wufa dropped again, aud Ars sli'l
H.a; Vt Quulst!uns, W. uuutst
, 1881-10-05

SttEEP-Thare WnH Ett!a better feeling In the
masku Yesterday despite tic liberal racairis and tlI
W. @ Meathes, ll!yars tonk hosd moI9 freely. and
hrn.. Wa Uunte liuur to coiee ot EHhsiM per iisj
lbs. The following were nDteI: -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-21
Tributes of Love and Honor.

THE ACTION OF DIFFERENT BODIES RESPECTING
THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
meeting Of the officers of the several clubs
Of Boys in Blue was held at LeDroit building
last evening-Gen. f. c. Ford in the chair The
chair made speech in which he suggested that
some action should be taken relative to the
death OF their great Chief Magistrate and the
funeral. A committee on resolutions was APP
pointed, consisting of the presidents of the sev-
eral clubs, viz: Colonies Seely Months. Hart
oyster and Fillmore, to report at meeting to
be held at room % LeDroit building at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
AT meeting OF George G.. Meade Post. No. 5.
u Ak. last evening. resolutions were adopted
as a tribute 10 the memory of President Car
field.
Al meeting Of the East Washington Garfield
and Arthur club last evening a committee was
appointed 10 draft suitable resolutions TO the
memory OF James y Garfield. 10 was also de-
terInined TO attend the funeral as body.
lhere Is TO be meeting Of the school trustees
the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-21
Condensed INcalS.

street lamps will be lighted at 6:35 D. m. and
extinguished at am
Yesterday afternoon some colored thieves
0roke INTO tire residence of Mr. s. j. Bowen on
articles.
Last evening stove in the rear of 1908
street northwest set fire to the back building,
raising an alarm Of fire from box 1874. The flames
we're extinguished by the firemen, with a loss of
Jas. G. Fowler was charged lathe Police
court yesterday afternoon with embeZZlng a
large sum 81 money from his employer, Robert
=. Ienney. The case was continued for further
evidence. ard bail was fixed at $1,000
}. Shlliington sends the October number of
ScT'ib'ter''s Monthly.
To-day Elizabeth Poe by Messrs. Gordon and
Gordon, filed bill in equity against Nancy Gar
vey and Others to reinstate deed of trust ON
certain property in square west of IA.
The Probate Court is adjourned to Tuesday
next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-21

before eleven o'clock. For nearly eighty days
he suffered great pain, and during the entire
period exhibited extraordinary patience. forti-
tude, and Christian resignation. The sorrow
throughout the country is deep and universal.
Fifty million of people stand as mourners by his
bier. To-day at his residence in the city of New
York, Chester A. Arthur Vice-President took
the oath as President, to which he accedes or
virtue of the constitution. President Arthur
has entered upon the discharge of his duties
You will formally communicate these facts to
the British government and transmit this dis
patch by telegraph to the American ministers
on the cc:itinent for communication to the gov
ers::ents towhich they are respectively accred-
tied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-21
CITY AND DISTRICT.
About the Citr.

SCENES AND INCIDENTS PERTAINING TO THE
PRESIDENTS DEATH.
On the sidewalks vendors of pictures Of the
late President (Garfield) and the new President
(Arthur) are reaping harvest. Some of the
stationery stores having photographs of Presi-
Gent Garfield and family and the assassin for
sale are doing big business. A photograph of
Sergeant Mason, who shot at Guteau ON the
night of the 18th instant, which had
been industrio usly hunted, and which
was believed not to be in existence, made it's
appearance yesterday afternoon. The Ncshing-
ton Monument had flag at haf-Inast over the
derricks and black bunting was festooned in two
rows about the top. The street cars. wagons
and every description of vehicle are draped in
bunting, and even the bicycles were wrapped
with black 1t was found yesterday that there
were no available funds out of which to drape
the Police Court in mourning. Lawyers Cahill
and Browning started a fund, to which the Judge
and prosecuting attorneys and all the other law
yers around the court contributed liber-
ally. The necessary material was purchased and
put up in very credtable way. There was a
scene on street yesterday. A citizen. who
owns number of houses on one side OF
street, has brother who lives with him
In one Of the houses. When he re-
turned to his home yesterday afternoon he
found that his brother had draped the dwelling
In Grape, out OF respect to the Presidents
memory With an oath, the HORSEPOWER said
tnat 1t was all nonsense, and tore down the
black badges of grief. Thepeople in houses adj
joining saw what he had done and there was
some threatening language used, and an attempt
to get at the offender was made He retreated
inside his door. and the crowd, which had con-
greSated, slowly scattered.
BUSINESS HOUSES TO BE CLOSED
AS mark of respect to our deceased Presi-
dent whose remains are expected to reach the
city this afternoon, the merchants on Pennsyl-
yania avenue to-day decided to close their
respective places OF business at $50 o'clock this
afternoon.
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The Courts.
POLICE Court. .Jl4l1e Smell


To-day, Bell Dixon, cursng and swearing:
s. or days. Wellington Chisley. loud and
boisterous. So or Is days. Chas. Tinney and
Thos. johnson, profanity; S. or days each
Geo. Watson. colored, charged with being a va
grant and suspicious person: bonds or so DAYS
Thos. c. Sweeney, white man. charged with
destroying private property without the con-
sent of the owner in breaking the glass in a
show-window on ii street, northeast: SIS or 60
days in the workhouse. Jno. and Catherine
Kelley. an elderly white couple were charged
with being Migrants. being found begging on
the street. They said that they came here from
Baltimore yesterday, and the court released
them on their personal bonds to leave the city,
Patrick Quill, keeping his bar open Sunday; $40
and costs. JAS. W. Cady, Jno. J. Gregory, and
Oyster. charged with being an unlicensed pro-
duce dealer; continued on defendants personal
bonds. Thos. Melia, assault on Mary Hurney:
continued Robert Butler, assault on Mary
Austin, by striking her with stone and break
ing some of her teeth: continued. VIM. Smith,
larceny of 100 copies of the National Republican
from Noble jenkins; $40 or 80 days
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
A MOURNING Town MEETING. - The citizens
met last night at ArmOry Hall. on the call of
the mayor, the hall being crowded. Mayor
Beckham presided and Benz Stallangs was
secretary. Resolutions deplOring the death of
President Garfield and sympathizng with his
famiy,were adopted. The ayor was requestedto
issue proclamation suspending all business on
the day of the Presidents funeral. and sug-
costing that proper solemnization of the day.
by tolling of bells and other tokens of sorrow
be made. Addresses were delivered by S. G.
Brent Courtland H. Smith. Major F. l.. Smith,
S. c. Neale, Chas. C. Stuart. Rev. Dr. Poulson
Rev. DR.. Hippo and Rev. Fields Cook TODAY,
as yesterday, the bells of the town were tolled
morning, noon and night. large number of
houses wear mourning.
REPORTERS NOTEs.-NO agricultural fair will
be held here this year, the time selected next
week being SO unpropitious for such an enter
prise. The trial of Justice J. C.. Matter charged
with forgery, took place at the mayors office
this morning. The decision will be announced
at later hour. There are two cases OF disor-
derand sailor chargedwith mutiny, at the sta
ton house.
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A Sharp Trick.

HOW YOUNG MAN MYsTIFIED STORE CLERK
young white man named Jno Moore was
charged yesterday afternoon in the Police Court
with the larceny of five-dollar bill from Water
W. Burdette, by trick in confusing the clerk
when giving him change. Mr.. Alexander H.
Young, cashier in Mr.. Burdette's store No. 928
9TH street, testified that Monday afternoon this
young man came into the store ard asked for
two spOOls of thread. and gave SO bill in pay
ment, and witness gave him SIS bill and 81. 80
in change. retaining 10 cents for the thread
Moore walked across the room and appeared to
be counting his change. He then returned to
the witness and said that he had discovered
That he had dime to pay for the thread
and he would like to get SIS bill
for the So in change. Witness readily consented
to do this, and counted the change over again
and handed him the S. bill. When witness was
putting the SIS in change into the drawer Moore
handed the SIS bill back, and said if it were all
the same he would just as soon have $40 bill,
which witness gave him, making s14.9O that
Moore then had. After he went out of the
store, the witness saw the trick and going out
had Moore arrested. Mrs. Mary Ender, who
Keeps store few doors from Mr.. Burdette.
stated that Moore came into her store and tried
TO play the same trick on her, but she detected
1t. She also said that he played it on dozen
persons on the same street. He took the stand
In his own behalf and stated that when he was
arrested he was on his way back to rectify the
mistake. Lieut.. Greer produced over $40 that
he had in his possession when he was arrested
much OF it being in small change, showing that
there was no necessity for him to change the $40
bill. except for the purpose of deception. The
court said that this was the sharpest piece of
trickery he ever saw in the way of stealing, and
he would impose fine of $50 or 60 days and
order him to restore s. to Mr. Burdette Moore
paid the fine and the 50 and walked out.
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The Williams College Alumni.
The Escort OF Army Officers
The PUl,Ijc ScboolS

The public schools were in session to-day. but
will be closed tomorrow and Friday. in accord
ance with the following order:
WASHINGTON. DC, Sept. 81 1881
IL Is ordered that the public schools of the
District OF Columbia be closed on Thursday and
Friday. the 22d and 23d instants. on which DAYS
the remains of the late Chief Magistrate will lie
In state in the Capitol and also on Monday. the
10Th instant, the day now appointed for the final
sepulture in Cleveland Ohio.
tSigned,l G. NJ MATTHEWS.
President Board of Trustees.
Public Schools ID C.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
kEldridge Washington Wells and Martha FitZger-
seld; George Beckett and Mary Downey: Henry
Cestin and Amelia Klein; Luther Hemsley and
sJane Elizabeth Ward; Thomas Delany and Mar
fha Rucker; Andrew A. Lipscomb and Grace d.
sHarman; Thomas Morgan and Margaret Harder.
Amos 7: Souder and Josephine Phillips; Benia-
s1an Walter Gay and Mary E. Bohrer; Richmond
weaver and Maggie Lomax.