Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-17

gents who oyerTOwered the military poSts near
that town subsequently released their prisoners,
those of the gerdafmeS who are natives of the
province Joining the rebels. while those who came
from Austria-Hangary were forced to retire TO
MoStar.
THE DESTRUCTION TO BE PROMPTLY CRUSHED
LONDON, January IA Vienna dispatch 10 the
STANDARD says" The rising in the Balkan penin-
Sula commenced in Herzegovina. extending to the
border districts OF Dalinaria, Bosnia. Albania. and
probably Montenegro 1t has been determined to
despatch an army corps TO crush the insurrec-
ton"
RUSSIAN FINGER IN TIE PIE
Vienna dispatch TO the Ddily TelPgrdyh says:
an interview with the insurgent chief, Peter sam
ardiie at CatturO; that the conference was held in
a hut and lasted throughout night.
Wall Street To-day.
, new YORK, January 1.-THE Rost's financial
change markets are to-day dull United States
bonds are Unchanged. Southern state bonds
are strong at fractional advance. Rail-
latter Milwaukee and nd st. Paul consols to 1aiH.
The share speculation has been uncertain in tone,
of the straders in the Stock Exchange are sfever-
ish" and considerable ''short interest" has been
made by them, but with all their selling and the
Influential connections. the net result Of the fiuc-
tuations thus far to-day is decline OF only :.
per cent emf Reading has been
the morning having been 6l;t, and the highest
price since Mr.. Gowen became president 81. There
Inonts stock. Some OF the certificates which have
been delivered to-day on sales made yesterday and
on Saturday are in MIR. vanderbilts name
or in the name OF some OF his people.
Oregon Navigation has to-day lost * of yester-
days advance of per cent. The money market is
2a3 per cent United States bonds. Time loans are
5per cent on stocks and about per cent on United
States bonds. Prime mercantile paper is sac per
cent The market for foreign exchange is dull and
only barely steady.
MaIoR WIIrr,w ARruUp tho prac;dant.s hro,bar
Chester A. Arthur, jr, the Presidents son. and Miss
Nellie Arthur, the Presidents daughter. left here
for New York this morning on the limited express.
AN ORGANIZED GANG OF THIEVES AND HOUSE
BREAKERS was raided on by Policemen Slack and
West of the second precinct, last night In South
Washington. On the night of the 3D. of this month
the foundry Of Mr.. Clark Mills, in the county, was
broken into and some metallic castings-p0rtions
of statues-were stolen The police and detectives
failed until few days ago to find any clew TO the
robbery. Last night these officers arrested James
Jones. JnO Schools, JAS. Critic and Jno. o. Lucas,
alias Scaoby, on suspicion OF having committed
the robbery. They are all white except Lucas.
They admitted the robbery and stated to the Of
fcers that they go around in the daytime selling
pictures, and while in houses showing their pic
lures they take observations (and anything else
they can get their hands on). and If they think
they can make haul they come back again. The
property has been recovered from Junk dealer,
who bought it from the prisoners They will be
tried tomorrow for grand larceny.
SwINDLING PHILADELPHIA LAwYER.-The Hon.
Isaac HaZlehurst, distinguished member of the
Philadelphia bar, was beguiled into giving his
check for 2,9i0 to New York confidence ma n who
represented himself to be a nephew OF Mr. An
thonyy. Dresel, the banker. When MI. Halle
hurst discovered that he had been swindled he
stopped payment OF the check. Suit was brought
upon the check In the Philadelphia Court OF Com
mon Pleas No. 2, but when the case was called yes
terday the plaintiff did not put in an appearance
and a nOnSuit was entered.
THE TRUNK LINE TRoUBLEs.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad has consented TO name, with
the Pennsylvania road, member or the commits
sion which is to consider the troubles OF trunk
lines and suggest q method OF settlement IL is
now believed that an adjustment Of the difficulties