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, 1881-09-19
Worecomn,cna Eltlredgescwnc-m -machsues.



MuHr11Y-sopt Y, 1si. At hes homo, ai:2 iowo.ar.
Fisarn! Mnnday. sept. IL. oy caEtlanss to FatlIef
arc Invited.
FlrZ1'ArniCK-1estrude daughter Of 1ames md
Annie Fitzpatrick, mt tf,olr FGHllonco Twenty.
nixth. it,, wost OF Westorn-avr aRed years md
funos'1i At 1870 O'Clock n. M. Monday, Sept 10. b,
carFl.!R0s t0 Calvary.
siNG E1s-sopt Is, Tllllc H., dauahtor OF Jacob md
II. Singer, h1Gd y ycaTA.
Funeral from nc residence Of her brether Gha'ls;
O'Clock, By cMFr!n9os to lracoAnd. Friends Of ths
family Invited.
DnWNEr-sert H. ut hla thta residence. aU sou11
IlAlstGd-Bt., OF 'dropHy. ThDn,as Downey aged y
Funeral TUESDAY. sent. q, nj 10 o'c1ock to 1Ioy
Family Church, bT carrin4Cs u n. W. delNk thened
by Cnfs 10 Calvary. .t;enecry Friends Ut Tho family
IA Now York pnpors ploasc copy. :.
dence oi hls fatiior, James Doolan. asod YEAR
hpn1s pnnssss r. ffom 1s fathers Residence a sus
Woods Geuastcfy. Friends 81 lilo family Invited.
NCCANTity-Floronce MeEatthy. utter ahutt ":
moss ut Ills roaid1nrc. E7 Wpst !lu0haFdst n1od 81
YUarn. u natlso Of Nowfnnndund.
FrieMs gnd ESlat!vS. aro nySa - astsnh f1nssa nn
~ MilwaIxoo rapors please capy.
pIIIll1rs--Aftor a long allness, Of consumption,
FM1erti viii Inks place frou, her Iats residence. 10.
t3 North f;Tpesl.st, it 10 o'clock MnRaY tu - raj.
rIek'h Church. thcncs by carn to Calvary Cemetey,
, 1881-09-19

The Engicwood Union Veteran Club will bold
their regular meeting this evening VI their club
r0Olua.
The Directors Of the EnGlcwood Memorial As
ISOLATION will hold a meeting this tvoninK ut tho
Eye Office. The subscribers tn the stuck use TO-
quested to be prcsullt aud reeclye their shares,
which Ass ready for delivery. The brick and
stona for tho new building are nav OIL thu
ground. aud tho work Will bu pushed as fast ~
possible. Wcsttall H1otheEs hayo received tho
cu,srHot for the carpenter work.
The Chicago & Eastern lltnus llafroal Coul.
pany have given cuutlnct to tho Pullman Car
company IL builla number OF cars for Il suburban
tENIu which will 10 run iu tho ,,Bar future to
Mosnpnce, and IN ntidltion will mako soYoFul
tsfpA each day betwcGu rnt:,uaM atld Cb!gagD,
TuNuanu thrunYh EMglumoN3. 4 nuw uussenKeE
tew,t llu feet by " fSet IL 10 be ereetetl.
The inlet Pipe ~ tho raWa Of Lake Wuter-
IL still tncaulPeie. aud II strung weuther SHOULD
sut In 1t WI! bs difficult 10 inish IL lhis fnlI.
Tbs committee appointed to Investigate tho
,Kuuey bribery caae Of District No. y Hyde
FaFk and LAko, will ntot tur that purpose
Tuesday afternoon At o'tlock ut the ruilinan
Eeho1I- ltauss. .,
kxs Vt CLARK and Eust!etn streets, has rsaclsl
, 1881-09-19

All AIluurnuu tleotln4 OF th0 IFAuGa anu La"
hor Assembly was held Ut lGa Washington strcut
yesterday. Credentials woro received FROM .lc.
cvatcs from! tho Carpenters unlos. branches
and l. A commlltoe reported havlug Invcsti-
gated tho tKna,,owler plot" but they would
recommend dotorrng any aotlop until tno Hoxtt
tnuUttng, Two mo!uerB, Messrs. Enrfght and
ihfykv, were ca He'd upon, nMd 4avc 1ti account
1T tho lnol,lvrs' STRIKE. lioth 1vpuulntM! thu
Hi,s,puWler plot, and ciatncA that II thnuld nut
liz laid to tho Charge Ut tho strikers. They bud
bucn groatly abused, al,s OF Them said In % sn!Ie
shnrN9l tho mon VIII beng wotse tuai Il. s!nlt!a
Tho nlAn l.o Folr who found the powdor In a!s
foundry tlaak. bud Enn!lu threAts to blow w tho
shop sooner thAil lot tho Unnn luo1, kct poAses-
uoi aud that y WY known M that h. bnIgnt the
Expressed Ut the 40 ton Ut tho polteu in hAving
imprisoned solnu OF thu ModoFs without backing
tha cause ot arrest, AI,d committed Was ap-
t,otntcd % watt On the anshortt!os and en.leaSo.
pcEtnAl.ent one. to be styled tho cotnnitteu On
Abuses. hosc duty u would 10 u look aftcr
cnnsilur thu feasibility Ut UrUctlnV q budding
repaTtol pr09Fess aud wese grAEsed fuEehor
tilu8.
, 1881-09-19

"Dont you know whore you loft hor. and
"No. didn't even know whot ttay Of tho
at,d r0collcot only n tnW thtnTs.'
"Was your vito ailvo whnE yu,i Inst raw hor?'
"yee, thtnk there was somo lie in iler."
"Wns sho ba.tly hurt?'
"rinw, llnn't know In n potrta1t tnnc]. You
Kc1 don't rcGufloct anything nGnllt It. told
tho ollleera MI know fhs nforMoon, md thoy
wore ,,nablo to mako anything Of It,"
mo yCit still sMy you shot hrr?'
"No, That was only a HtIff. 1ler rolattvea both.
cred mir 10 that told thotn that to make thom
nntt at!d icayo, mo alono. sno'l como back NIL
right, R,lcRs."
:" il.d sho my friends outside tho cityto which
:" Nono that know Of, know no moro whoro
ehe IL thnn her PARENTS" .-.......
Tho prisoi,cr talks in thta strain to ovory ono,
but tho .paIice think he may improve a. the
ydnF aa" '~""n"s' wann Il about " ysars ', old'
fairly Eont-looklng, !ntolllaont, witty.
to Nl,sunt herself fro'n homo, and hot rel@.lycs
Any tho itlon ttnt sho bcc'lno 40 ttisEtsteh With
cr husbands itesolsltn tnhits thnt sIo took to
tho downward path licrao!f, Is hMply prepoa.
mot With foul play.
, 1881-09-19
i. placing uutlasa In his teeth ,o
ft1DHrt1 -"etNs uOlnIioN

and, placing uutlass In bis tceth ,,a,,-
oynfnonr1; ni!, i,1, u... ,,. '''H''ed
THO lnriH lIRht Illuminated tho lnk,
~ !ho ustan9g " four miles ti1o strcnt,esseo eeo
Fn,ue a,r anu ncAvot, -ratscd ilac eyes 1f MI',Sa
Motn,negiofy3 no skIppgrH slR,iahtrr, M .hy
int'n!ent thrcMsoiind to anppcr henHathh hh'ty ,hyy
sTomenoi,S e,i!nws* IN tho Adrlntl1 tllu wavcs
ar &c Mton n1tcon nna 11nrtor foot hIub'
t6aon s1gofoMs atfokcs when tho friKatoc lin
pn,Sm'a, ,nr'1s Saoak. liko tho !nngnY Ct
rotis, r,ct'u ~ ho nlasstg snnlnnlrst teli
caeF'ea n!th ao"h e tn9 bottom of tic ravine %
IT,, rga.,,, ~ Guy .n'msoit looso from H.
axf"M a,pH ns hn roso ~. tno work Ct tnntnon
sssa, H.u r. mG S rusv ~ ano surface again tha
y ynvehitu nilnetatoRtat lore small piece III ronS
T., s.os u. '9v % reot on wnon h9 stood ami p1acet
~ ~, 10 Ky Goohc' III dHeFHsnR no examined the
, 1881-09-19
Anna DIckGnsonss Thrilling Adyentnya

Atlantic City tHrresponnsnes tPd.hngtan tpul1Lfan
III tue cNrly pnrt Ut Miss An1in Dckiuson'i
cnrrcor sho met a lady In trauellng who proymi
very cougentnl and invited hor to visit her at m
pleEant rEsittcnuo on tho suburbs uf lar9e civ,
Tit, Invitation w1B accepted, and Miss bIckIn.
son, beng tnu3h tttiRuol on the evening of Ger
nrrtval. retired car'y. soun ahu heart tic cash.
Ing Of chains, seemingly In the room with hcs,
trlod to slocp. hut "tired natures sweet re-.
storor" was woocd In vain. Soon tho noao was
heard again and suddenly she felt ths
On tho bed whero Bho lny-and atsU feit IN cvs
cold chain pressed ugalnst bur- sprlnRtnY fsUn
sao wns mot BY tho l,ltly whose gucat Bho va,
md foil fnlutnE Mt her feet. Tho Intruder WAS
tho tnanno husband or Miss Dlcknsona hostess.
tho chains wcro light ehAtns nb0ut his hands,
which woro usol to koop b lin from iniurln9 hin.
self. Miss Dickinson bud not beun Informed
signed room iu tho sanlo portion OF tho house
tao occupied.
, 1881-09-19

Whon medicine performs such cures ~ KID.
noy. Wort Ii constantly doing. 1t may truly 1o
said % have w9!1erful i,1wer., caFpSatsr u
fro, th0 wtjrss Of kidney dIsca scs, and had beun
wholly ,lltapAu!tated for work. tiG says; "ona
llovv It Will rustorp to hoath ull that arc ainl.
larry ntiteted." 1t 10 now sold A buth liquid ind
dry yI0gtA.-Uat1urV NENt.
, 1881-09-19

paniua which leXan Oh Hundny IL tue result VI a
split liz ''tho chlEah ot Ioss." About lu! nie!,..
hu,. ot the suvy s!n9 To,G .1 t1!apany lett tint tint
sinS fonX. aud Uponsd i sos,l,!e Iii Aulllvans
YanF CORNER os raaI'S tSn ad - '1nnt nI%S s,Fss.s
saueIo Id set ae satntiy slgas, tGe susy Sins
Tuu9 ordered tho seandors to change the ch''r-
aster OF the song.sorvioG nMd tako ia thu sIxns.
Binyega Of, Inst sunday rnldcd tho Hop Slug TEN.
ple, dpstruylnx their gods, aud breaking up tbe'r
baud INSTRUMENTS.
, 1881-09-19

SldN FnNCtsca I01l.
FroM tho ntlYaAc0 suoets VI " rl1u 10y lIlccu.
ncer; OF, 4 Pirate Ut Elcvctl," we rxirAct the
following supor1 passage, Now Il the timc Tor
pur young frlents to gct up clubs; -.
AZ tho good ship ktcl0d over OH her mlxzen
poop, preached t0. went aback and tutfed the
bllYe, DarnV Duvy leapel over tllo shoess Ut
tlalle that poured frun, her lac futtocks Anl
wrapped tho after bowsprst In its aesy embrace.
, 1881-09-19
SpOR'TING.

UASE-nALL.
The Leagno games Of Saturday resulted rs
follows: Providence ., Chicago 1; Boston y,
Detroit A.; Worcester 7, Cleveland =.
At tho close If last weul's plny tito stantl-
Iug Of tho clubs In the League championship
contest WIS rs follows:
, 1881-09-19
MONUMENTAL.

John II. Volk, deaHMer and manufacturer OF
fuo grauto and lnarole monuments, fablets,
Btatuary, rurbilg, etc,, in soaeotei stock. Olco
corner uearborn and Randolph stru1ts.
, 1881-09-19
WRESTLING MATCH.
'useta1 Dtapafeh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 18.-Duncan G. Ross,
tho Scotch champion atl,elGtc, came out VIC
torlo,,s IN tho wrestling nlNtcl. tonight with
Frud j. 1ng1charsl's Unknown, WIN proved
to be 4. Brady. The contest was for $500 q
oil
, 1881-09-19
Tile CITY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

er.
so1 su,ru Russgtn Is registered at tho 1'ro.
mont
Jupor C. LyanE, OF Rock island Is at tho
pncllc.
r. MAJOR of In Crosse. Wis., Is at tho
Ehuruarl.
EpouAup REMExyr, tho groat vio!lnist, Is at
tho rncile.
D. u. rn1cE md wife, Of louisville, KY, nro
at tho Talmer.
SrArE SENATOR LUTHER DEARBORN, OF HAM.
na, H., Is at the fremont.
I'M. 0Auv1x, Of the Han Francisco Journal of
Commerce, Is at tho Palmer.
slit EpMttsp WALLACE and Ilugh McDonough,
of L0tlin,,. aru at tho Shgrmnn.
u. i. TIFFANY and Il. n. tIulook, OF Provl-
dcnct. It. l., nro ut tho fremont.
JAMES AtcstunIlAy al.d Thonns Minor, of
PcRscy. Scotland, nre Mt tho Sherman.
THE HOY. james 4. Cooper and tho lscv. r. n. |
Cushnahat,. Of Sun Francisco, aro ut tho Pacific.
Col. j. Fl, SIMrsDH. Capt. Frod ". f. E1stcin. |
and Lieut.. T. II. rlcRsants y. 3. A., arc 1T tho
Tacitc |
MAI. 8. o. LEWIS, Villa Ridgo; Cunt. A. 1'rad-
ley and A. Cobb, Cleveland; W. ". Gltos md
Etnuct X. Alcott, New York; =. Williamson aud |
wtc. Cleveland. nrc Mt tho Leland Hotel.
THE !,er: Il. =. lsarkcr mud Mas l!arksr, II . ".
a. A. h1aa aS h' r. qsT ,e 10 Lons ,nY' nnus H. md
Nent EtRcnhard, thrls, frnnGo.nro al tho Ph"lao'
.to1y IT, Couna. of rc,rIn. President of tho
Peoria. necntnr y Eransttllo !sns!toat1, ana +.
III Myers, .! ','s n & ~. ~ thn ra,'is m o
A11thesota soutno1H l"nto'"' "'e IT. wv i"e'''e'
MARGARET Dntny. MI Irish woman u years
oil. MD who hus neither hu.nn nor relatives y.
this city, hnA hcr left urn hroko1t ut nbont u
ocluck ycstcrIiny by tho incoming "cheirch-
train" ot tho NorthWestern ltal!rn4d; ut point
,,e1r tho corrcr Of Ktnzla street ntd Centre nyu-
tl.u. Nhu wrs tnken to tho County lIuspltni In
tho paliee pntrol wagon Of tho West Like streot
Station.
rns ont @ o1 S Mn1 aSes ~ " " ~, inuEa ~ a,nntot
'ss slko wv 1+ ~ ' t",, @ y, 1u ,su,s nSni
uaHpo..stpoi ~ ~ o LILLE. 1t't I'll tv,t Ho ii,.,yn. y ~
Yesterday ~ nEnoa w, :rh 10. Ny. H, ,E"ra
siIto!' !sia Lnsn!1A u,u nI'e VIII tnh W,;im,
nntcn nHMls! Jont Mm!!snet. @ t4,m Ia ot III ,
n nan @ ih h,,t Mnu ~ ,nnti ""xt su,,duv w,,"I
lHo Rh1s VIII ~ uuEnutt ~, s.uAt s.aMum3 %
strrrt' i'a'> = wi IVY oA's''Ao ~ '@A"o AA
Z, q MI,curn o,,,1 ,v,fo IF Mn AT Wast Wash.
inrinn strnct ,vfrT thrown firm, fha[r hlruv nj
, 1881-09-19
SUFFERING IRELAND.
EnthMstastic Hvejcottio TO tho 1ecv.
Father OsConnor.

SUFFERING IRELAND.
,yeioo,uo to t,,o 1,ov.
T.ssr ",csnnor; ,p,. c,,,ors
a., .oe.nss" ~ n1tor"no,, N s,o co',"ci, cbom.
heo ,n,aos,a >" ~ ~ ~ ~ .to In.
Martin O'Conuor, Of llnliytnnfor, County Kerry.
ts"s; tse serins w ls. y ir psopie. asss ~ss txs
asaembhlEc OF LADIES' am 4eh.lonen III a,'ena.
ancc. About o'clock tho incolnK was called to
Air.. Maurlcc crane M Chnlr,nnn. Hc was unnu.
;mouslv oicctod. md Mr.. +. +. oConncr was
Mr crane NJ eap1aaca tho obteet Of tic neetis
ma ma In rn,,,,ccd tho Nny. Father lyCounor. who
WMs ksgtn.Go kt & VIII ~ pn; ~ atiross whirk iii
tnon cal!sa Mpo . e e.; sean me ,sa n nn
prin'etl i. gold o. width u l,enyy sro.: :kraii1
roller. It reid rs follows: ,,,
Aarcss 10 sno noS .s, n1.,L Trn,,, ~ "a
irisl, ritizons of {,hignwt,. ill.,. IT, s.;
itEy DEAt Stli: We. yuur tellow- country
1ncu Of Ehlcago, hall your Nllvunt to tho city 1T
our adoption: aid vA'l ourselves u your gres,,
or ostern. reverence. sna affection; not mere
] nativo la,.i, md i eh,varons champion IF tor
rights HI Il pluntorcd md t,r0vluulMItzeh nation
tho Rrt ner1ty o. A. yo, srS psrsS@y :, ty
pairIotiu cnrcur Of tho heroic and venerable
I,astor Of l}alyhnnun.
oE yesrs WfeSi " osiio T to san, eorts
cuui,try TO burst tho shnckics by which England
ho!:!s M her In .hralt. ..,,,, .,,r,or. y, Tim ,ow
who nObly took tho !oad IN tho struggle Of our
1eys % and " n arc o S ss'qs%fn & e. n
@ Preached tao eyHnsri III no s.,rrunler" to tno
Foreigners, md was ever prepared 10 defend tho
,,T ft1 i7pI
, 1881-09-19
A QUEER CASE.
Mysterious Disappearance of q
Young Married Woman.
When Lnst Sccn Slie Was with
IIor Husband, Who Was
Drunk,


Her Friend. Believe that He Killed
nei Hl1enue po.ievo "1 sua' 49, ~ '
Her in an Obscure Place,
:. ..,,.,o.,.,,, ill.,. >. no.. - which
oSso ., ys,oro's t ~ Wv. ro
ported to tho Wost Twofth street poltcc ycstcr.
inv nftornoou, Albert Aluacls, tho eldest son of
aproeor ami saoonkecpsr na'asa ~. ed. Itsrman "
shortly after NOM called upon Caps' ,.s Wponn"s
=. rTo s.n.soo NV tno sosyscs o noeo
,u"r u ri. a,s,o t,a ha;l hp sa,d. becn ,nlssIur
stern, nftcr having repeatedly denied know
lug anything concerning hor whereabouts, ere, .,1:.
hud hnaily antea thas no naa sn"e
and killed her on tho roal between nero 's ana
nn0 tint thov would neypr scc hor ugalu altve,
1n r. ~ vo"g soack stnta thnt
s1orn mvot ,v,th hs rornnts Mt No. ian Wcat
Fonrtoonth street, Lut made tho statement ut
@ he w.s b".y .e to be sseS @ o ns s c'rs I
stesn waa nroantly nrrcstod and tnkon to tho
s.s1 s.e,'on m"' .phorn % bo ,vas rosoy n,,est,om.
statement TINT ho had jus. made Ut tho house,
md e'almad to hnve sntd what ho da
so!o!y tor me ntposG o. M amuosaK a ns s.o, ".o
relatives, who did not like him. alu wore pcssof-
ner o 'h' t s ~ "u roso.s1s ~ In
wholly ,tnablo to account for 1t. His nnswera
wero unsatisfactory throughout, and deeply
two weeks, and In taot ho Is a hseitnnl drunk.
reasoa To
, 1881-09-19

Tho greatest nnurlshtAI tonic. Gppotiz0r,
trultgthcner, and curative on cnrth. Hoy BIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-31
A Crank with a Pistol.

ANOTHER MAN WHO BELIEVES THAT HE Is PREsr-
DENT-A DESPERATE Struggle WITH POLICE
OFFICER.
This morning crank arrived at the door OF the
Presidents house and stated to Mr. Brown and Mr..
Cr1mp that he had been elected President and had
to investigate the Presidents accounts at once
and desired that all the papers in the case be sent
p0rarny stopping. He presented his letter OF Gre
dentlalS, which read as follows: "John Waling-
You are hereby informed that DR.. John Noat-
ling is lawfully elected President OF the United
States, and occupies the White House every
day. Signed-Almighty God, communicated bv
the Holy Spirit" The clerks then managed
to hold him in conversation at the vestibue
until the arrival OF Sergeant DinSmore, when the
letter. which he claimed to be his credentials, was
handed to that officer, who said to him: every
well, come With me down to the Office, and the
papers will be turned over to you" The man evil
IDENTIFY suspected that DinSmOre was an officer. as
he turned to leave in hurry, but Dinsmore caught
him by the collar, and the fellow tried to pull him.
self away: He was pressed up by the door jam,
and the officer seeing him feel behind him for some
thing 0Ored him, and then had to throw his entire
weight on him to keep him down. He at the same
time managed to roll him over and took from his
pocket a Smith & WeSSon's Seven-ShoOter each
chamber loaded to the muZze. Having disarmed
him he let him up. and applying the nippers, led
him TO police headquarters, where he was locked
up for safe keeping until some disposition can be
made of him. He was at once recognized at police
headuarters as having been few months ago
locked up there as religious crank. He is OF
powerful build. Although Sergeant Dinsmore is
an ahe-bOdied man, it was with difficulty that
he could disarm and secure him. He comes from
Northumberland, Pa. On searching the police
records it was found that he was detained here I'm
May last; that his brother came here for him and
he was turned over TO him. What disposition will
be made of him Is not known, but he Will paObably
be confined in the Insane Asylum until the author-
ties OF pennsylvania take measures for his re-
mOyal
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kilograms to The Star.
SUSPENSION OF A NEWARK BANK.
Heavy Defaltation of the Cashier
THE FRENCH GUESTS AT NEWPORT.
UNPUBLISHED PARTS OF PARNELLy LETTER.
A HEAVY DefalCarion.

SUSPENSION OF A NEWARK NATIONAL BANK-rHE
cAsHIER ALLEGED TO BE 100000 IN DEFAULT
OTHER FAILURES EXPECTED.
NEWARK, \. j.. october 3f-The following ap-
peared on the doors of the Mechanics National
Bank at 9:55 this morning: '>CioSed in consequence
or statements affecting the bank made by the
cashier 10 the board OF directors yesterday which
are now undergoing Investigations Particulars
VIII be furnished soon. The bank has been re-
gafied as the strongest in Newark. The stock
NEW YORK, October s1.-The Foeai1ag Post says:
All The riInorS current agree Oh the point that
there has been heavy defalcation, and this gen.
eralIy charged % the cashier, .. /. Baldwin, who
was the active executive officer Of that bank. 1t
is said that yesterday he called the directors to-
left or the resources OF the bank Was its build n.y.
which Is worth about S5c,C00 The New York cor
uonal Bank Of New York. This latter is one Of the
soundeSt ana most conservative fnStitu-
tons here. and it loses nothing, being
secured by good collateral fer all adj
vdnces made. Mr.. Baldwin called at this bank
on saturday, and wished 10 withdraw some OF the
collaterais he had pledged there, but this was not
permitted, and his Inability 10 get hold OF them
may have forced the discovery OF the rottenness OF
ms bank. The firm Of Nugent & Co., OF Newark.
ha1 suspended This concern was involved with
the broken bank. Other failures are expected.
Anoiler Special says: 4 meeting or the direc-
tors was held yesterday afternoon, and Cashier o.
L. Baldwin stated 10 them that the bank was not
III condition TO pay and that the liabilities were
SO great that further attempts to carry on busi-
ness would be useless The directors then Offered
TO subscribe s50o,Goo 10 put the bank in condition
10 ior 600 business n but the cashier responded taat
then decided TO suspend business at once
The news came like a thandeTboit on the COM
munlty. There was not suspicion that the in
stltuton was not the strongest in Newark. The
directors have been considered the most trust
worthy body OF men in the city, and the repHta-
tion OF Baldwin, as financier, probobly stood
nrSt In the state The bank is closed 10 all comerS
ana no ofhc1al facts have been made known be-
yond the arrest OF Baldwin on charge OF enl-
bezzlement, and the sending for government ex-
aminerS.
The PoSts financial article. referring to the fail
ure, says 1t Will cause no surprise If this failure
causes general testing OF the soundness of other
institutions; and In the loan market there is
considerable shifting or affairs.
IA private telegram received here this morning
reports that the Mechanics National Bank, OF
Newark n. j., has failed, and that the cashier is
a defaulter TO the extent Of S2,090,CO0l
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Society Notes.


Mr.. Sackville West, the new British Minister is
expected TO arrive at Philadelphia to-day. 1t is
thought that his daughter will come in a few
weeks, for he is not bachelor, as has been as
serted, but a widower. His marriage was highly
romantic one.
Mr. Cook, OF Wizards Hotel, says he does not
take the trouble TO keep tie count when there are
less than thirty bridal couples in the house which
number he now has. The dining-roO has daily
fine display OF the latest styles In toilets
Judge FOger {whoSe name, by the Way is prO-
nounced as II spelled Foljer, the new Secretary OF
the Treasury, has long been in favor OF suffrage
for woman, and in 1867 was one OF nine men In the
New York Legislature whe voted in favor of giving
women the ballot.
The exodus OF Senators began promptly Satrlr-
day evening, but several OF those who have homes
here, or who have engaged apartments for the
winter, will be here most OF the time until after
Congress meets. 8
Gen. and Mrs. Sherman, who went to meet
their youngest daughter, Miss Rachel, on her re-
turn from Europe, will come back here early this
week, bringing her with them.-Mr. Richard
Merrick's wife and children will move into the city
from their country place, In Maryland, this week.
Miss Susan B. Anthony will remain in the city
until to-morrow.-The ladies' OF the temperance
convention went to Mt. Vernon to-day.-Miss
Freeland, the stepdaughter OF the late Major
Banks, is visiting MIS- and Miss Peterson, on Con-
necticut avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-31
Wai' Street To-day.
A FErERrsH srorK M.Rkrr.

NEW loRK, October 3i.-The PDSr's financial
aftice u;so PIN. edtion) says: The stock ex-
chanEe markets are fairly active. u. = bonds arr,
: lower Tor the Is, and otherwise unchanged,
halfoae hot = are generally strong for specu-
latNe issues. an southern state bonds tha
es, deferred, advanced to u from l9,k
ana are II 8 AS we Write. The stock market has
eeen alternately strong and weak and feveriSh
throuShout- The net result OF the fluctuations In
tAe general list is a decline OF iaaa, although a
lew stocks ara higher. The widest fluctuations
IA We been IN c. =, l's; Met. Fl. ia, VI. r. Nil.
anu > a T.. and Nj. c. Ia each. within the
@ 1ast hali hour h. and I. has advanced 20 Sl&.
eSA. while Western Union Telegraph has been
active at rather declining prices. In the miscel.
LtntptS llsl cameron coal has advanced 30 - a.
,dll loanS NJ the stock exchange are 4 TO 6 per
cent Time loans are about per cent, and prime
ntrcahule paper 1s 6ai per cent. The market for
IoIelgh eAchanse is quiet and steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-31
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


THE CLYDE MANAGENENT.-The change mado
some time since in the control Of the Virginia Md
land railroad was evidenced at the directors meet
ing on saturday afternoon, when W. p. Clyde an4
two other directors OF the Clyde combination took
the places OF three Baltimore directors represent.
ing the Baltimore and Ohio interest Major Pew.
ton Randolph changed from general superfntend.
ent OF the Midland road TO assistant superintend.
ent OF The Richmond and Danyiiie system. ana
some few other changes were made. None OF thea0
changes affect the relation OF the road 70 Alexan,
dria-
REGISTRATION AND TAx-PAYM0.-The prellmrs
nary changes In registration were begun Satnr.
day, and this morning the payments OF capitaI5Om
tax arrears has begun. Up TO this morning onlY
-FOUR or nve delinquent capitation taxes had been
paid, Dut Dy noon today the movement or paymenf
begun and more paid In an hour than had paid b.
lore I0r SIX months. It Is thought that very nearly
all tnls Tax win be paid before the election.
RBP0RIERS EoTRs--During the month Of Ocent
ger hlrteen marriage licenses were granted bog4
During the same time nine licenses Tor the No.
Rage OF Alexandtans In Washington were gTnnnn1
at the City Han there.-The readjugter moef1DI
On Saturday night was well attended, and a00DonI1
were delivered by Major Richardson, !. ANN
Smith, snd Col Cameron, readJustef candidate -
governor OF Virginia Col. Ashby, IN r. nane q
the ladies' Of Alexandria, presented o0L Cnn1eguD
with han1some Moral oner1ng.-The IeoeD0unG
Exchaage here win open with tWeoY-o0e fng1Enp
men81, tome ten or twelve 0f which have nnDon1
been coGnected.-The steamer May Wesa1nGo
les At eAe foot q Prince stEeet Cara Do0gq6 Q
W. & 1eceo making eome pepa1r1