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Daily Republican., 1884-07-03

The v Wi.mington-H sriisburg game yestef-
day at Harrisburg resulted In victory i0r
the forDes. which swells their number OF
games won to thirly-two. Murphy, Will
and pitched good game, being ably sup
ported in the field. The score by fnnings
was:
Harrisburg $4,000 001o-s
Base hits, Harrisburg Q. Wilmington I;
errors, harrisburg l3, Wilmington 8.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Trenton
Trenton '0034 XII;
Domestic 002O 20 o o B. s
Base hits, Trenton Is, Domestic g.; errors,
Trenton II, Domestic :.
AT Cleveland--Cleveland, 4;Providence, q.
At Oincinnati-Washington, i; Cincin.
natl. 10.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u, I; Chicago
Al aaltlmore-Baltimore u, 7; Cincin-
At roledo-ToIedo, 7 /: Allegheny, 8.
AT Columbus-coiumbus. =; idetropoli-
At Boston-Boston u, 10; Kansas City
IT,. y.
AT Detroit-New York, ! Detroit, 2.
At Buffalo Buffalo. BostOn,
At st. LOus-BaltimOre, 10 St. Louis. IL.
At ind anapolis-Indianapoiis, 8 Brook
iyp,q
NOTES.
REApisG Pa, July 2-On account Of the
Active fAiiinH to arrive irom Richmond in
tire. the VA me with Allentown to-day Was
decided by the umpire in favor of the latter
by gtoO. The Active management refuse 90
pay tht guarantee and say they Will with
draw from tbs Association rather than con-
sent
The Willhl rgton club VIII play In Harris
burg again this afternoon and at Trenton to-
morrow morning In the afternoon they will
pay with the Trenton in this city.
tuslck played third base in yesterdays
game, sag being fick.
owing 10 rain the Active club has been
very unfor III late and While on their trip
have pecn conpe led to postpone a number
Of " mos. which costs the club dear. The
management claim 10 have LOST 81 ,200during
the u 81 tTo weeks on this account.
TIE Tf.nton Times is leturinR its club
for the bad showing made on its present
trip, having SO far won but four games and
lost eight.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
The very best make guaranteed
Cold dry-air Refrigerators with
Ice Cooler combined, from
$500 TO $500
MATT|NGS I!
Mattings.! I!


We are offering the bal nee Of
our stock of mattings at rs per
cent. below market price ~ c'ose
them out. All new lan'y pat
terms, from
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03

Bush's coal is the kind you want.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
Furniture Department

is fully stocked with every
thing needed for Housekeeping.
Parlor suits in Walnut and Hair
cloth. Chamber suits in Walnut,
Ash, Cherry and other hard
woods, and large variety of
Cottage suits in all colors at very
low prices. Also Stoves, MAJ.
tresses, Bedding, Lounges, Chairs,
Tables, Bureaus, Wash stands,
ETC., which we will sell ON our
usual easy terms. 81.
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District Deficiencies.
LOCAL ITEMS IN THE PENDrSG Ri

IoCAL ITEMS IN THE PENDING BILL.
The deficiency bill was taken up in the Senate
this afternoon. The Senate committees amend
ment approprlatfng $4,000 to pay for repairs made
at Howard University last year, the account Of
which was disallowed by the Interior department,
was agreed to- Included among Senate appropria-
tons was an amendment to reimburse the score
tary OF the Senate for three orders that were forged
In the name OF a Senator and paid. amounting to
$500 These were the orders forged in Senator Cor
mans name
Under the head OF District OF Columbia the SEN
ate committee inserted the following amend
mentS: For United States marshals' fees
1911. To pay the following named per-
ical and "assess" books. viz: F. G. Cowie,
Sl3s; to G. A. Hall, 1885, to W. F. Morgan sos; to
George s. Bell. $3.50; to Thomas B. Shoemaker, s45;
to William Griffin $500: to F. W. w. Griffin 5000 to
r. A. Fish, 5000; to Frank Wilson, 1900; to j. F.
Thompson, S171; to Charles d. Merwn $50; In ALL
s5,1G4. To pay the following miscella-
neous expenses namely: To William Bal
lantyne Son, for stationery, $685.
to Judd & Detweiler, for blank FORMS 800 5O
to Washington Post, for advertising s2s 12 to Ma
tiOndl ReDublicdn for advertising. s35 ST. to Wash
Hoffman, for rent OF office $685. to E. Morrison for
book-bnding material. Sal 95 to G. w. Francis for
book-binding, Sl00; to j. McDermOtt and Brothers,
for repairs to wagon for of assessors 500 4O In
ALL 1919 To provide for the payment for land taken
1or reservoir under the act to increase the water
supply of the city OF Washington, and for other
purposes approved July Is, 1882. $175OOO: Pro-
vided, that this appropriation shall be subject to
the same provisions and restrictions named In said
OF the Columbaafiospital for Women assessed prior
to March, 1873, s. 800 81
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That New York Conference.


"There's nothing In II but newspaper talk, said
Senator German to-day to STAR reporter, who In.
Quired about the alleged conference I'm New York
city between democrats TO beat Cleveland 81 have
not" continued the Senator, exchanged word
with Gen. Butler for two years. 1 was never In
Cen Roger A. PryOr's office In my life. There was
no conference, I assure you. All there was I'm nj
was this: MIR. Barnum, chairman OF the national
democratic committee, Is making arrangements for
quite sick, and is feeble. AS am the head OF the
Congressional committee he wants me. and indeed
several others OF us, to go out and assist him I'm
That work He Is not able, he says, TO attend to &c
all Several OF us talked about that; out did not
see either John Kelly, Butler or Gen. Pryor. It's
prepoSterouS TO talk OF our holding conference to
fix up the nomination at Chicago. We couldn't do
IL II we wanted to. assure you there is nothinv
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A Rise i'm Prices.

THE WALL STREET SCALES TAKE ANOTHER TIP.
NEW YORK. Wall street, 1:4O p. m-The Post
says: lhe stock market was stronger this forenoon
Yesterday was more than recovered, the result
being that at IL O'Clock all the active stocks EXCEPT
than at the close last night, and at the highest
point, about 1870 this forenoon. all the
active stocks, except the Mon and Central Paccs
touched fractionaly higher prices than the highest
OF yesterday. Union Paciflcs, however, touched
lower price than ever before at 2sh, as did also
There was no news OF any kind Affecting n' the
general situation, and the upward turn In prices
was largely a natural reaction from the extreme
depression or the two previous days. Some of the
short interest was being covered. The expectation
also OF favorable bank statement had some effect
strengthen the market in advance, and when the
favorably as anticipated there was further ad-
vance in prices.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCES II
NEW YORK.
Mr.. Barnum Visits Mr.. Tilden-He
Urges Tilden's Nomination The
Growth Of the Anti-Cleveland Senti.
ment t. 1he Workingmen Against
Him.
ial Dispatch to The EVENING STAR

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
NEW YORK, June 2s.-Chairman Barnum, of the
democratic national committee, and Hon. Smith NJ.
Weed. well-known democratic politician, visited
Mr. Tilden yesterday and again to-day. Little or
nothing could be ascertained as to the result, if
anything had been accomplished in the way Of
agreeing on ticket or in reviving the old ticket.
Mr.. Barnum insists that Mr.. Tilden should be NOM
mated In spite Of his declination The gossip about
the 9Th avenue hotel is very much in favor of the
old ticket Gov Hoadly and John w. Bookwalter,
OF Ohio; Gen. Gordon OF Georgia; Roswell p. Flower
and Attorney General O'Bren, OF this state are
among the democrats who are in constant inter-
course with each other at this hotel
The feeling against Cleveland Is growing. Gen.
Slocum says 1t is quite certain that he will not be
nominated. The strong support which Mayor Low
and his fellow-republicans In Brooklyn promise
Cleveland has injured him with the democrats.
general mass meeting OF all the trades unions
against Cleveland is forming. Meetings were held
last night in various portions OF the city, the one
at Clarendon hall being unusually large. A COM
mlttee OF ID was appointed to prepare resolutions
expressive OF the true sentiment OF the working
classes OF New York against the nomination OF
Grover Cleveland at Chicago"
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Randall's friends are becoming more open in their
expressions OF the opinion that the Pennsylvania
Is the proper man for the democrats to nominate.
They say that the Cleveland boom is bursted and
the Randall boom gathers from its ruins The COM
Dlnat0n against the New Yorker Is generally be-
neved TO have been the work OF Randall's workers.
ana IL Is thought that II they succeed I'm getting
MIN out OF the way they will begin as vigorously
10 attack the next strongest man I'm their way
Liner design Is 10 knock out the field In detail.
They think that II they can defeat the strong by
combining with the weak, the latter will be easily
enough gotten rid OF when the proper time comes
viii fall for If their man does not get the nomina-
nation Bayard Will But they contend that Cleve-
land VIII get the New York delegation, and say
That the opposition is greatly exaggerated
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The Pefr0len.,, NIark
A Mandamus Refused.

In the Court In General Term to-day the case of
United States ex rel James II. Elg1n agt w. W.
Upton, second controller OF the Treasury applica-
ton for mandamus was argued. The third audi
tor stated the account Of Elgn for rent and cert-
ned the same to thesecond controller, who declines
to act, on the ground that he has no Jurisdiction
directing him to examine the account certified to
HIM by the auditor and to certify the balance as
required by law. Judge Merriman and r. H. W.
McPherSOn appear for the relatOr, and District
Attorney WOrth1ngtOn and Assistant District
Attorney C0yle for the controller. The court de-
nied tne appncatlon. An appeal will be taken.
CHANGES IN THE COMNIssARY DEPARrMENr-
Capt. Jno. +. Weston, commissary of subsistence
at Boston, is ordered to Whipple barracks Arizona,
relieving Capt Chas T. Eagan Capt. Eagan "A
ordered to San Francisco to relieve Major ThOs C.
sullivan. Major Sullivan Is ordered to Boston as
mmissary OF subsistence OF that city.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT ICk-Bids were opened
at the War department to-day for supplying ice for
the ensuing fiscal year. There were three bidders
the Great Falls Ice company, 45c per hundred:
Rich Co., 46c. per hundred, and the INDEPENDENT
Ice company, acc per hundred The award has not
yet been made.
PROMOTIONS IN THK PENSION OFFICE-The follow.
ing promotions have been made in the Pension office.
James II. Clements 81, 400 to 81 600: RandoIph G.
William II. Eagleton, Roswell c. Sneien and Chas
simpson, 81 600 to 81 200; Miss Nellie p Wharton.
j. PleaSantOn COOmbe, Miss Elizabeth III Settle and
Miss Kate Egan, $500 to 81 900; Joseph r. Boston.
Miss Josephine Schoenecker, Miss Julia LAWYER and
Ar& Mary Brown, copyists. at $40 to $500
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The Political Field.

CHICAGO MEN FOR CLEvELAND-coLoRED DEMOCRATS
A DANA BOON, ETC.
The democratic judges OF the courts Of Cook
county, Ill, and leading democratic business men
OF Chicago, have sent to Daniel Manning chair
man democratic state committee OF New York,
dispatch expressing their sincere conviction that
the interests OF the country and the success OF the
national democracy require the nomination OF
Gov. Cleveland for President.
COlOred democrats representing several states
met in New York city last night to appoint dele
gates to attend the democratic convention and en-
deavOr to secure representation there for the col
ored democratic voters OF the country. Delegates
were chOSen-one OF New York, one OF Connecticut,
and James Winnie OF Virginia
Gen. 7. j. Ciunie, delegate at-large from CALI
fOrnia, to the democratic convention at Chicago
said that now that T1lden has declined, Charles A.
Dana, OF the New York Sun, his first choice for
the presidency. Other delegates from California
favor Dana
1t is said that delegation OF 200 men will 90 from
Massachusetts, to Chicago in the interests OF Gen
Butler They hope to be able to OutW1t the ssSlyer
tops" OF the party as they did few years ago
when they secured Buffers nomination for COVER.
nor.
secret society dubbed the ssPlumed Knights.
has been organized in Buffalo, n. Y, their object
being to push the interests of Blaine In the cam
paign
Mr.. Davidson was renominated for Congress- at
Pensacola, Fla, yesterday on the NTH ballot.
The republicans OF the second district OF Indiana
yesterday nominated Capt George @. Riley, OF
VinCenDeS for Congress-
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District Government Affa,r..

SITE FOR NEW SCHOOI-HOUSR.
The District Commissioners yesterday purchased
from the owners a lot in square 23S, between 18th
and 18th streets, being 126 feet ON street by 21O
feet deep, at As cents square foot large eight
room school building will be erected on the site.
NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD.
A delegation OF colOred citizens, mostly from the
siOners to-day petition containing three hundred
names, asking that Lewis A. Cornish, be appointed
on the SCHOOL board.
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Investigating Alleged Frauds.

THE SENATE COMMITTEE TO HOLD SECRET SESSION.
AT 2:SO p. m to-day Postmaster General Gresham
appeared before the Senate committee on public
expenditures to testify in regard to defalcatons and
alleged frauds in his department.
The committee have decided to hold all future
S1ttings under the authority OF the Hale resolution
with closed doors. This action is taken In COM
p1ance with request OF the district attorney. The
such portions OF the evidence the public viii be
permitted to know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

MISC %snY on sans e
John soot Doson Of Prince eorses County M Nd iA n
the seventy seventh year of her age.
VIM A wroe $40 Thirteenth street northwest. on Sun.
day June 49, at sp IN Relatives and friends
GERDEs On June q. 1884 at HIS p. m. f. II.
GERDEs Senior Assistant y: Coast and Geodetic
Notice Of funeral in morning Iapers.
aaMMER On Friday morning June 81 1884 At 10
E. Hammer: AGED one year and twenty i've days,
Jn Sunday se is
M of ~ lasy IHRf 2 % $50
s,re s tsse E.S Dd rSm her parents
MATTINeLY. At his residence No. 477 St south.
GEORGE IN he at YEAR s o. bs m
.. The sa funeral viii take place on Tuesday July 1884
be said Relatives and friends Of family are respect
N MILAN 49,. On s,, Friday: June 27th 1884, VIM
fmes.S f h;en n hs lair yeas u,
sst on snnaay June 18th at O'Clock Friends Of the
family 'eaOfnS sIt s1 osss PAPERS please copy
neHRE pae.s sa1s sssS !sss at m
Rady No. rs S srs h ns os Mr.
S1s June u 18th ats p m Relatives and friends in
. RIGKs JOHN R!cKs departed this life Friday
sssd i'm ay minutes OF
Why should we weep
For God has called the precious ouA
From our bos0ms to his own
Funeral win take place from Asbury Church Monday
30th, ut O'Clock.
SHEA At Providence Hospital June 2-th 1874
JOHN SHEA Of consumption. aged thirty eight year,
Q native Of England.
Funeral Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock from BELIEVE
1nndertsker III It'll street northwest lnterment e
s s e s's se e s assfAy . srs: :,
the Rev E. Goodrich Smith Mira Smith for MANY
years resident Of Warrington and large circle Of
friends VIII mourn the death OF greatly beloyeds
SWEENEY. On June 9Th, 1854 ct O'CLOCK a "a
THOMAS WILLIAM. the youngest son Of John J. and
Matte Sweeney. aged months and &c dsys
Funeral viii take place from Earents' Incidence M
50? @ street northeast. on Sunday q O'Clock n M
fends and relatives OF the family respectfully in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-28

There is q cholera panic at Marseilles, as two
deaths occurred there yesterday.
France Will demand OF China public apology or
war for the violation OF the treaty at Lang-Son.
McGrath near Arlington, Mass, Thursday.
The boiler OF factory at Portla, Ark, blew up
yesterday and killed j. d. Flack and the engineer
Edward F1llman and Frank Brown, OF Monticello.
Iowa, fell from freight train at Denmark, Ohio
Thursday night and were fatally hurt
Lighter No. 3, belonging 10 Patterson Sons OF
Phladelphia, capsized at their wharf In that city
yesterday and drowned the captain
Ibe Amalgamated Association OF Iron and Steel
wy ters VIII hold their annual national conyen-
IN P1ttsburHs Pa, August 6th 2
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 28.-Virgnia new ten -forties 80:
new threes So; North Carolina Sizes old 1O31s bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD. June 2s-Cotton dull-middlins.
11A. Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-southern steady
with fair inquiry western lower closing dull southern
red, old. LOCAL 05 105a1 %: do amber O5al
No. Maryland 1857 asked: No western winter red
spot 96s9s1s fresh July 96l4as6h: August: 9sAa9sAs
caro- do yellow. 63a64 mixed spot Sc asked
July, 56a563 August 58Sa582s Oats quiet and easy
southern 37a40 western white 3sa4l do. mixed 36aSS
Pennsylvania 3a4O Rye quiet 68a70 Prov sions easy
and quiet Eggs lower and dull Is. Sugar-copper
refined quiet 1917. Whisky steady, la Freights to
Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton 964d.: -four, 1s
5000 bushels Shpments-wheat 10000 bushels; corn
1.OCO bushels Saes-wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn.
353, OOU bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL. June Is, Has a. m-Clear and
down to s. since bee1 stronger and is guoable
July. 951S August, sly; September 88k. Corn-July,
h24; August. 53zs; September, 81 Oats-July 31d<
Pork, &c. lower Lard 124a15c higher.
The Petroleum Market.
to-day there was very moderate trade, and changes
were light-on the whole showing q firm market Ger
tihcates opened ut 6lc and sold down to Gle, then
advanced to 62S. at which the market at 1885 was
quite firm 49,
CLEVELAND, O.. June 28-Petroleum unchanged.
Standard white. ITO deg. test TIC.
quiet. and trading light and opened at Ike declined
to 81, then rallied to 62x, and at O'Clock 62c was
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Charge of Backing Policy.
Z. P. CROSS TO BE BROUGHT HERE FROM BALTIMORE

The case OF E. P. Cross who was arrested last
March by Detectives Raft and Block (deputized by
the marshal of Maryland) on the charge OF back
ing policy in the Distrct, land which has been pend
ing before the Baltimore authorities, was this
afternoon decided by Judge Bond, who remanded
him to the marshal to be sent here for trial by the
Police Court. U. S. Commissioner Rogers some
time since cOmm1 tied Cross to the custody OF the
marshal and Mr.. A. B. Williams served out writ
OF habeaS corpus, and, before Judge Bond, raised
the point that the Police Court here was unconst1-
tutional, being court without jury. Judge
Bond rendered his decision this afternoon dismiss
Ing the writ and remanding Mr.. Cross, who will be
brought here this afternoon. This decision. in the
opinion OF the police authorities, is very import
ant one, as under it parties charged with misde-
meanors here can be pursued to Maryland and be
brought back.
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MAR RIEn.

KERR-wARREN In New York June 25tb nv the
Rey W A Harris, Of washington. WILLIAM VAL
LACE KERR to NELLIE EMERSON WARREN daurh-
ter OF George and Hattie 1. Warren, of New York
NQRBECK-MARLEY. On June "a 1884, at Column.
bia. Pa. by the Rev. NJ. j. Riley, EUGENE NORBECK
Of Washington, DC. to KATIE Marley of COLUMBIA
Pa
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N OCI1ON
On TUESDAY, JULY FIRST at HALF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK p NJ. and WEDNESDAY, JULY SECOND,
at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK p. NJ. 1884, will
sell at the establishment No 1896 Pennsyyania avenue.
between 18th and 18th streets northwest all pledges for
fe1ed by non redemption to this date consisting Of
hne gold and silver watches chains, diamonds ewelry,
rlnSs bracelets. medals breech loading
Ing guns. revolvers. opera glasses umbrellas books
sllyer-plated gents clothing, overcoats. coats
spreads blankets &c.
Parties holding tickets on which time expires will
please take notice f. HEIDENHEINER Broker
III. FOLEY, Auctioneer ie28-3t
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Closing Out the Defective Cases.

N0LLE PROSEQUI ENTERED IN TWO CASES TO-DAY.
To-day, in the Criminal Court. before Judge
Wylie, Assistant District Attorney Taggart entered
nolle pros in indictment ID, 7s6 against George W.
McElfresh, George o. Miller, James A. McDevitt
John w. Coomes Joseph Acton and Augustus VOss
for compromising felony, found on the oath Of
John Henry Murphy ct al Also, in indictment
larceny OF the ChristIancy diamonds, September 16
1881, on the oath OF James Christiancy and ThoS
Donohue
he was convinced that he could not sustain the
cases, owing to the inability OF the government to
get corroborating testimony to support that of
reSsed accOmplices
This act sets Messrs. Acton, Comes and voss en-
tirely free.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, the cases OF
Charles Sanford, charged with grand larceny, and
Chas r. Wood, assault with intent to kill, were
ended by nolle proseQui In each case.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER-The following
oficer to day am. 20; ii am, 72a; zp m. Ss.s
Maximum, 76S; minimum. 6ll
A PosTHuMous BOARD BILL D1spUrEp.-In the
case of Mary Sorrell agt J. II. Daniel the officers
and members OF the L o. o. F. Relief association
sat1on for boarding the late A. H. Hall from NOvem-
Der, 1881, to March, 1888 Isabella Hail. widow has
by Mr.. RedingtOn, filed an answer, In which she de-
MES the Indebtedness. She says that her husband
attempted to transfer his certificate in the relief
association to complainant, but failed, because OF
respondents protest She says that she married
Hall March IL, 1885, and lived with him till his de-
cease, May 4, 1854. After the marriage she dis
covered, She states, that plaintiff had great nfu-
ence over him (HalD, they having previously lived
In unlawful cOhabitat1On
THE ORDERS OF First Lieutenant E. 8 Dudly I'd
artillery, to be professor OF military signs at the
University OF the State OF Nebraska, are revoked.
BALTIMORE BIDS FOR Ick-Bids for furnishing
the best Kennebec ice for the public buildings at
Baltimore have been received at the Treasury de-
partment. There were three bidders each asking
twenty-five cents per hundred pounds
REDKRMTNG BONDS PRIOR TO MATURITY.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury has given notice that he
will redeem, prior to maturity, bonds embraced In
the l29th call to an amount not exceeding
81 per week, paying interest to the date Of
presentation.