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Wall Street TODAY.

NEW YORK, Sept A-The Posts financial article
says: Extreme dullness, but also decided frmness,
were the only features OF the stock market during
the forenoon There has been, as yet, no attempt
TO cover the outstanding short interest, which,
Notwithstanding the attempts to belittle IL, is
was fractional advance on nearly the whole llsf
over last evenings closing prices After IL O'Clock
there was fractional decline In a few stocks but
stin leaving the general range of prices IL: 80
fraction higher than last night The Northern
PacihcS, however, were 1a1A lower, and oregon
and Transcontinental H. Denver, also, was
q lower. All the other stocks were either un.
changed or higher. The borrowing demand for
stocks was fairly active this morning, Jersey Cen.
trial. Northern Pacific preferred and New York
Central loaning Nat, Louisville and Nashville,
LackawaDna and St Paul at per cent, and other
stocks at 2 per cent There was no business In
state bonds Government bonds were y higher
for the Is and 4kS
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Ten Thousand DOlIars Worth of Fur~
nilure Missing

BRocKToN. MASS. Sept 14-Francis Barry, alias
Frank Kelley, was arrested here last night by
Capt Hammond, OF the Newport police and
lodged In the city station. Barry came from New.
port, K L, year ago, opened tea store and took
charge or the Belmont hotel Last July he sold
the store and left for Newport, leaving The hotel
IN charge OF his alleged wife, who soon after left
for New York city, leaving the hotel to run ITSELF
Inc owners OF the hotel, upon investigation, found
about $4,000 worth or furniture and other articles
missing. Barry, II is said, has figured il New
jersey ana some western states In various mlsde-
meanOr cases
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New Jersey Democrats.

New Jersey Democrats.
ALBEIT FOR GOvERNOR-A THREATENED B0LT-THE
PLATFORM.
The New Jersey democratic state convention
yesterday nominated Leon Albeit for governor on
the second ballot The final vote, according to
the secretary. showed 3s4 votes for Albeit. The
widest confusion prevailed after the nomination,
and the supporters OF Albright cursed the nomi-
nation and declared they would bolt. The plat
form denounces the ''sham methods OF the civil
service commissions" declares that the people
should only 0e taxed so much as is absolutely
indispensable for the frugal conduct OF their pub
lie affairs; favors the abolition of the present
system OF internal taxation. which 1t calls nur-
sery OF spoils and informers: favors tariff for
revenue limited to the necessary expenditure OF
the government, and SO adjusted as to give pro-
lection and encouragement to home productive
mOnODOlfeS
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BALTIMORE. Sept 14-yire1nia g. past-due cou.
pons As; new l0A0s. 33; North Carolina skies. o.d
l07 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. September 14.-Cotton steady-m.d.
ding i0t Flour dull-Howard street and western
s. 25as GO: city mills super. s.ooas. IS: do extra
T. OOa6 so do. Rio brands 00aG. 26 Patapeco family.
9. 20: do, superlative patent 7.50 Wheat-southera
lower and quiet; western lower and less active; south
Maryland. LIlsal.I I5 No western winter red, SPOT.
Eiss;Da koSelbsr: i.lii.sH its: pecsmser. i.isSs i
LII. Corn-southern steady and quiet: western dull
soEahsrn WI white o. ssaeo DO yelioS s2set; western
6oaeox; November and Or December. new or old bsn
western white seass; Do mixed; ssass; Pennsyiv.na
e choice Psnn:yiy.pi. and M.syl.Id Hoeafs g 40 o6
meats-shouidsrs ana clear rib ddes PACKED. ,7Nss.
Bscon-shoulders g.; clear NIB sides. 8. 6ama,
l5Hal64. Lard-rehned. 10k. Butter steady-western
sseasd s.aS crss%ss lssas E ssssay s:a2 2o:ax snx
quiet-Rio carsoes ordinary 70 f.,r. ssSsi3 sns.r
Whisfy sf1 steady | and md % quiet !. .issi.isS freisss
aOuI sJ.in o 1.ad secsaps1daSp5 E, ds S Isca
oats $500 Sgshss; sye. 1000 bSsh,s Ssa shippsSs-
wheat .Oos buaheis; corn. 1890 busheis.
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A Miner Crushed 70 Dea,n

BUTTE, MONT, Sept. I4.-TAree men, named re-.
spectiveiy Timby, MINES and Httlejobn, were
coming out OF 500 feet shaft of the Gagnt u nine
yesterday morning. When the cage was y o feet
from the bottom MINES fell backwards, owing to
nervousness, and was crushed into an almost unr
recognizable mass.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept 14-The steamsl 70
Raleigh, which sailed from Baltimore for this ~ rt
last Saturday, reached her wharf this morning
she encountered a terrific gale, In which the bs-
rcmeter fell to %. Her boiler was started and her
sinokeStack blown away, and her feed ana blow
connections leaked so badly that they had 10 be
cut away TO keep the water out OF the vessel The
steamer Is not seriously damaged.
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HE steamer City of Atlanta Disabled.
ToWEp INTO sMTTHvTLLE, N C, By THE RgvENUE
CUTTER COIfaX.

WILMINGTON. N. c., Sept. l4-The steamer city
OF Atlanta, Capt LOCKWOOD, from Charleston s
C., for New York, with thirty-three passengers on
poard, was towed into Smithville yesterday eve.
ming 10y the revenue cutter Colfax, which eacoun-
Tered the steamer while searching for the missing
Frying Pan Shoals light-ship. The City or At
lanta was In tow OF the steamer British Ernrlre
from Vera Cruz and Havana Tor New York The
latter steamer fell In with her one hundred and
twenty miles southeast or Wilmington, leaking
ana asking assistance, which was rendered, and
the disabled steamer was taken In tow.
The CITY OF Atlanta LEFT Charleston on Satur.
oay, ana on sunday encountered a heavy gale
from the northeast, which increased 10 a hurri-
cane on Monday evening. The steamer leaked
IN tne after ports. through which over seven feet
OF water entered the ship, drowning the nres She
orllted from pm. Monday until 10 am. Tuesday
when she was taken In tow by the British EinpIre
ana towed OH Frying Pan Shoals, and thence TO
smlthvllle by the revenue cutter Colfax The
steamer has been pumped cut, and Will proceed to
ner destination as soon as the necessary repairs
are made Most OF her pasSengers-among whom
were several ladies and chlldgen-caple up TO this
city on the tug Blanche One OF the offic RS OF the
steamer British Empire-Mr. w. III. Fernall-also
came up with the party.
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BALTIMORE. Sept 14-The steamship American.
which arrived at this port this morning. brought
the captain and crew OF the schooner Frank At
ktns, from New York to Port Royal, S. C., With a
cargo OF guano. The Atkins encountered a north
east gale and sprung leak. The crew was taken
HatJeraS. - 'F~
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BOSTON, Sept IA fire occurred at 4 O'Clock
this morning in the upper floor OF the northwest
end OF the Hotel Vendome, one OF the largest and
finest hotels In the city. The flames spread
through the door to the stair case rapidly that
second alarm was quickly sounded. The occu-
speedily as possible from that floor, some Ia their
night clothes. The fire did not get below the up.
fha alavafar
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TIE DKNocRATIc DIssEHsIoNs IN OHo-The
Ohio democratic state executive committee has
been In Cincinnati for some days endeayoYfng to
patch up the differences between the Mclean and
PendietOn factions Yesterday morning special
more than three hours Finally 1t was agreed to
call q general meeting OF democrats, and q call
was made, signed by over seventy-nve members
OF the party. among whom are many of the
Old StandbyR
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Gazette prince Rismarcks organ), denies that the
powers are irrttated against Russia because OF the
recent events In Bulgaria. It says: ut is the
dominant wish at Berlin Vienna and Rome to i've
at peace with Russia None OF the powers desire
war or anything else from Russia No complaint
Is heard from any quarter, even from the Porte.
The alleged irritation Is purely imaginary, and
due to the stories OF sensation mOngera"
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CHoLERA AT LITTLR RoCK.-A special says that
intense excitement prevails at Little Rock Ark,
by the announced appearance there OF cholera, q
sproadtc case having resulted In the death Of q
TO fully investigate the matter and to take neces-
sary steps to prevent the spread OF the dtseaSa
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FRENCH CHINESE NEGOTIATIONS.
STEAMER CITY OF ATLANTA plssslen.
The seriou. Riot. n, Cno,o,

IIyEs OF EUROPEANS IN DANGER FROM THs NOR
LONDON, Sfpt lA-A dispatch from Hong KoLr
10 the Standard gives additional details OF th,
rlolug at Canton on Monday last The riot began
at O'Clock IN the morning. As previously stated
the trouble was caused by quarrel between some
SAinese and Portuguese watchman on the quay.
During the latter part OF the riot some OF the
merchants armed themselves 90 defend their
property. The party consisted or nine Germans
ana three Englishmen. They fired into tie mob,
killing i've Cinnamon and wounding many more.
The arrival or Chinese troops finally checked trs
moo There are now two British, one French anu
npe chinese gunboats moered in the RIVER abreast
the foreign settlement The Chinese have placaris
on tle walls or the city applaudlng the action OF
she popuiace and calling upon them 90 XIII the
europeans at the next opportunity which pre-
sents itself The different consuis az Canton
admit that the situatiohis very serious an 4 that
the future OF the European colony Is gloomy In
the extreme There Is almost opeh war between
the native and foreign elements and it Will be ne.
ceSsary TO have men-of-war In the harbor for a
long Time 70 come as q measure OF protection. The
houses burned by the mob include ten English,
one American, two German and one French. The
coflSuls have forwarded 10 the viceroy an indenti
cal note, holding him answerabe for the destruc-
ton OF the property because he failed 10 promptly
send troops when advised or the disorders Three
chlnamen who were caught I'm the act of plunder-
Ing property and the Portuguese who was ihe Inn
mediate cause or the outbreak are now imprisoned
at the British consulate.
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TELEGRAPH CONSoLIDATiON.-A telegram from
Hartford, Conn.,. September l3. says: Stockholders
representing about ivesixths OF the capital stock
In this city to-day, and voted practically unaui-
mously to ratty the contract with the Merchants
and Bankers' Telegraph company, OF New York,
to take control OF their lines and extend their
wires through the southwest, which Will require
an expenditure OF s., ,O00.0OQ
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The business men OF Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Va. have resolved to aid the Seney syndicate to
bring the Richmond and DanvtlIe system into Nor.
folk.
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ADMIRAL HUGHES reports to the Navy depart
ment that he arrived on the Lackawanna at Callao
on the 21st of August, having left Payta on the
18TH He found the Richmond, Wachusstt and
onward in port.
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THE YELLOW FEvER.-Commodore English re-
ceived telegram last night from Pensacola stat
ing that there were no new cases and no deaths
among the naval forces there.
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Chas Gillespie, Andrew Livingstone, Henry Don
ahue and VIM. L Olmstead have been arrested In
Philadeiphia on suspicion Of being concerned in
incendiary nreA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- SEPTEMBER 6rH 1888.
80 HAVING BOUGHT THE BUSINESS STOCK
anu Fixtures Of the Buchly Undertaking Establish
neat, No 912 Pennsylvania avenue formerly 9l2
ftsylvaila aVenie) northwest would respectfully
cai the attention OF the public to the The bust
ness viii be continued at the old stand 922 by c. j.
GAWLER co. All parties indebted to the old firm
VIII sSste s. s11A the new. GHAS. ]: GAWLER:
sepi3-3t' WILLIAM f. VERNON.
- ATTENTION, BAkERS.-The JOURNEY
|~ss MEN BAKEkS' ASSEMBLY, No. 1859, wi l
nod special lneetins on sATURDAY EVENING, Sep
lortance to every member. By order of
sepi3-2t JOSEPH RUHL. NJ. W.
r"n nsdti; MEDIGAh Ain s2GIETY p GmspsGiAL IA
In consequence of present quarters being no longer
rentabe after September 10Th, place of meeting
must be selected before the resumption Of winter ses
A. F. A. KING. NJ D.. President
1. II. McARDLE Nj D.. Secretary. sepi3-2t
ra MEETING-OF THE BOSS BAKERS, ASSO
Nc s,tap, sSdaIiDN VIII be held NlXT M0NDAY EVEN
11th street northwest, between F and streets The
BOSS Bakers of the District respectfully invited
present By order Of tie Secretary,
sepl3-3t CHAS. SCHAFER.
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THE q. s. Miantonomoh passed Cape Henry at
$40 yesterday, bound out
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Prince Bismarck Is seriously Ill
Gen. Grant, Mt Evarts, and others OF the Willard
party LETT Portland, Oregon, yesterday for Cas-
caoe From there they VIII come directly east
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Washington News and Gossip.

REQUIREMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal reve.
nue., s40e, ,292; customs, s93s,9.6
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Alleged Wrongs OF ColOrcd People i'm
the South.

COMPLAINT FILED WITH THE observation-disclosures
OF BRUTAL TREATMENT OF COLoRED MEN-CoLo-
NIZATIoN ON PUBLIC LANDS AS A REMEDY.
j. w. Niles, OF Arkansas, who represents him.
self to be the authorized representative OF numer-
Gus clubs In the SOUTH under the title OF the
"Idemnity Party" to-day filed with the President
complaint, In which he says:
"In the year Of 1881 number OF colored and
few white men organized the idemnity party for
the purpose OF homesteading colorei people upon
public lands. We were compelled to this In SELF
defense. Arkansas has an abundance OF such
lands. We appointed our own agents to transact
our land business with the state, and established
local land office; about 400 persons paid in the
$l2 fee and went TO improving their lands. The
agents applied for certificates and obtained four,
and were refused any more. The state officers
issued our agents were tried but not conyteted
our money, about 5000, was taken; the money
was never refunded; our people were driven from
lage church, school house, store and land office
were demolished and appropriated by the state
costs In detendea Suits eas sucb Suoe ana
as these we are suppressed and defeated.
Our women are prostituted under compulsion. We
are prosecuted under the most frivilous pretext
oppressive fines are imposed upon us, which we
must pay or go to the prison farm, and be sub
whipped on our naked bodies with red hot saws
dipped IN boiling OIL until the victim sometimes
expires before the punishment ceases. Our self
and we are, to all intents and purposes slaves OF
liberty we have only the name. We are even de-
MED postal facilities and registering letters is no
protection. AS to voting, that Is simply farce"
The paper then gives an account OF an attack on
the house OF Niles by masked men, his surrender
atter sharp hight OF an hour on promise OF pro-
lection. and his then being handcufed and paraded
through the streets. and concludes as follows:
eve therefore cali upon the President OF the
United States for protection and such aid as may
be lawfully given, and ask him to present our
cause to Congress, and urge act to allow US the
use or the United States courts, as we cannot get
9
other measures OF reler as may be necessary to
Life, liberty and the pursuit OF happiness"
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The Presidents Departure This Eve
ming.
PROBABILITY THAT HE WILL REMAIN AWAY FOR


a FkUBABlLITY THAT HE Will REMAIN AWAY FOR
SOME TIME
The President, accompanied by Private Secre-
tary Phillips, will leave on the 4:2o train this
afternoon for New York to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Hugh Hastings 1t Is stated at the White
House that nothing has been decided as 10 the
Presidents movements after reaching New York
II Is very probable, however, that he viii remain
away from washington for the remainder OF Sep
temoer at least Secretaries Lincoln and Folger
and Postmaster General Gresham are the only
Cabinet officers in the city, and no Cabinet meet
ing was held TODAY.
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District Govern ment Affairs.

RECEIPTS FROM WATER RENTS.
Collector Cook has taken In for water rents the
following sums: During July, S63. 3.10l07; during
August, $33.S6S4 4S; during September, s., ,535 20
making total o! 500, ,502 25. The water tax COL
lecte during the same time was Sl,0SaS1.
MISCELLANEOUS
The contract for laying the aSphaltum walks on
Dupont circle, Lafayette park and Mount Vernon
square has been awarded by Gen. Wright TO Col
II. L. Crawford.
The estimate OF Secretary Lincoln for the SUD-
port of the Washington aqueduct for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1885. is S22. .00a
The new set OF public scales to be erected corner
OF 9Th street and Rhode Island avenue is to be the
Hieskell scales.
Mr. Thos. W. Smith requests that street lamp
De erected on Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th
and 7th streets northeast.
COMPLAINT FROM SOUTH WASHINGTON.
A number OF citizens OF South Washington, in
the ne1ghbOrhOOd OF the wharyeS, complain to the
District Commissioners that the property yard
corner OF 9th and streets southwest is outside
OF the building line, and ask that 1t lie placed In
the proper position.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector EntwiSle: Dr. l. Dorsey re-
pair brick 9l3 Massachusetts, avenue northwest;
800. DR.. l. w. Ritchie, repair brick lll6 II street
northwest; $3.50
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CHINESE MAKING WAR ONEUROpEkES.

FRENCH FIGHT WITH TIE BLACK FLLGs.A
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THE q. s. tug Pinta was taken from the dry dock
at New York on the afternoon OF the 18th inst.
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STANDING CADETS ON THRIR HEADS-Before the
court martial at Annapolis yesterday Cadet Scales
testified that Cadet Ballard made him stand on his
head and crawl around q table leg. Cadets Dodd
and Steber and the accused himself testified that
ne had no parr IN the hazlng on that occasion. In
the case OF Cadet Il b johnson, charged with
making two OF the fourth class stand on their
heads IN their night clothing, T. g. Jeanett test-
ned tnat the accused never made him stand on his
way said he was made to stand on hts head, but
not BY the accused, though ne was present
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MORTALITY IN Rio DE JANEIRo.-The consular
report made to the State department OF the sani-
tary condition OF Rio de Janeiro for the week end
ing August 4th, states that there were 29S deaths
from yellow fever, 90 from small pox, typhoid
nary CONSUMPTION.
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THE REVENUE CUTTER MANHATTAN has been or
dered to relieve the Ewing OF quarantine duty at
the capes. The Manhattan is expected at For
treSS Monroe tomorrow from New York.
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
large. eight-page paper, OF fifty-six columns cut
pasted and folded, and will be sent anywhere In
the United States and Canada, postpaid. for one
dollar year.
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THE CASE OF SwEETzER.-In regard to the case of
Sweetzer, a deserter from the United States cav
airy at Fort Assiniboine who was recaptured by
ary, 1t is stated at the Office of the governorgen
eral In Ottawa, Ont. that the matter has not yet
Deen referred to the British government, through
the British minister here.
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THE OPINION in the case OF Postmaster Taylor, OF
Wenona, ILL.,, was not rendered by the acting So
HcitOr Of the Treasury but by Solicitor RaynOr.n
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rrs GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CRY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST,
FLEASL CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING.
I'm f RRNOEo
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POSTMASTER RUE REsrGNs.-The resignation Of
Postmaster Rue, OF Norfolk, has been received at
the Post Office department. In his letter he says
while 1t was his purpose at the time to resign his
seat in the senate Of Virginia before qualifying as
postmaster at Norfolk, he did not understand tnat
step to have been condition OF his appointment
tgible to seat in the senate but will resign ratL er
than jeopardize the interest OF his party. MIR.
Rue's resignation has been accepted, and Mr.
Norfolk.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ;
WASHINGTON. September 4th, 1883. }
Iaxpayers are hereby notified that the pamphlet con-
tanning list OF unaid taxes for the year ending June
30h. 1885, and for other assessments due and in ar
rers has been printed. and that copy thereof will be
eVersd to any taxpayer applying therefor at the Of
approved March Sd, 1877. - 7N
By order of the Commissioners D. G..
Attest JOHN F. COOK
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JUDGE KELLEY REGAIN1NG His HEALTH.-A letter
dated Canterbury, Eng, from the Hon. VIM. D.
Kelley, says: ION the first OF August we came
here, and when leaveit will be to travel through
some OF England's great Industrial centers 1
have achieved complete victory in my fight with
the tobacco appetite. have regained my normal
nervous condition, eat and sleep we'll. enjoy per-
feet digestion, and rejoice in the fact that my
cheek has healed, and that my jaws gradually
relax. walk about four miles every daYn
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POSTMASTER APPOINTED.-The Presid ent has
appointed A. q. Lackey postmaster at Marshall,
Saline county. Mo-, vice Leonard Wilson, resigned.
and the commission was issued to-day. A COM
mission was also issued to Mr.. Long, poStm aster
at Norfolk, Va, vice Rue, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-19
An Exact and ObIiging Thief.
(By telegraph 10 The Dispatch.l


BosTON, June 1S.-Arthur III. Blaney,
cashier and head book-keeper OF the Mas
sachusetts Loan and Trust Company, is
under arrest for embezzling $4,000 OF the
company's funds. lie has confessed the
crime. and states the cause to be mining
and other stock speculations. Blaney is
only thirty years old. He Is married, and
has been in the employ OF the concern
some ten years. The stealings extend from
November, 1880, TO November, 1882. De-
tectives were put on the case some weeks
ago. and they arrested him on Sunday on
his return from New York, where he had
been spending some days. They charged
him with stealing $4,000, but Blaney cor
rected them, saying the amount was S44, 600.
Blaney then went through the books, point
ing out all discrepancies and falsiiications.
He was arraigned to-day and held in $4,000
bail. The loss OF the funds will not iniure
the financial standing Of the Trust Com
pany.