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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, March 11.-Csttle-slow
prime, q SAT fair 10 good, s595 60; common
Hogs-Active; receipts g. 0CO head; shipments,
300 head; Philsdelphias, s. 1895 25 Workers. 81 81
sheep - Fair 10 prime, 81 4O@feO; fair 10 good.
IS 1904 receipts, 500 head shipments, 4S0 head.
KANSAS CITY, March. 1.-THE Live stock Ihdi-
Csttie~Receipts 1,2cO head: shippers weak;
others steady; exports SIS 25@5 40; good to choice
shfr-'~w. 4 s5a5 10; common to medium, 81 6OG1
4 CO, ISsders, S494 60; cows, S393 20.
dJsE- receipts, 400 mead. Market strong'and
sc higher at 81 2o9i SIS.
sheep--Receipts, 2loe head. Market quiet at
g SOFAS for fair TO good; 81 10 az IS Tor medium
NEW YORK, March 1l.-Beeves-Recefpts, 2 $50
head. OF which : Car loads were export; Improve
ment noted on Aonday last, to-day the market
eiosSd weak at les2Oe lower poor to fair steeis,
81 s0@6 90; good 70 prime do s5@6 so; extra do.
Sc 20; bulls aud dry cows IS 25e54 %.
sheep Receipts, S,7C0 head. Market 1ic per 10.
extra do. IS soa5 g. lambs aDf 7sSe Is PRIME 70
Hogs-Receiots, 1000 head. Market nominaily
steady at e. i0G5 IS.
ST. LOUIS. March 11.-Csttle Receipts 700
neAn; shipments, 500 head. Market firm; exports.
S. GOO 81; good 10 choice shipping, S. 2OG5 90.
common 10 medium. 81 SOFAS; butchers steers, 81 "a
feeders, sls4 co; corn fed Texans, siSei So.
sheep-Receipts. 900 head; shipments 100 head
Market steady; common to medium, 81 509s 81;
choice, So 50@i IS; extra, s. 80.
Hogs-Aciye; Workers, "a 65@i sO;packng, e. s5
81 %; heavy, 81 iO9'' receipts, 2,400 head i;
CHICAGO, March LITTLE Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
Hors-Recsgpts. 21C0 head: shipments, 5000
heaj. Market strong; sc higher; rough packing,
81 5000 65; packing and shipping, 81 G5a4 9j:
light. 81 2538 IS: skips So 509l %.
Osttle- Receipts, 5000 head; shipments. Geo
head, Market slow; barely steady steers. 1850 TO
Loo lbs. s. 2o@4 So 100 10 Loco lbs "a 9095 90.
Texas, S4@i IS.
Sheep Receipts, 2eco head: shipments 1870
head. Market steady; inferior 10 medium, q 50a
3 >; choice, So 5O@l so; extra sheep and lambs.
81 6o95.
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1ue fEOuuce Market
Kggs-Psying 1Sc per doz.; from store, 2Oc;
Butter-Oreamery fancy. u s2sc; choice. IS 900;
sweet roll, l4c; medium graded, case: low
PonitrygHens, SIC per III. ROSTERS, &c: spring
EXC: cid geese and vell-fesIhered per doz So 90:
lc92Sc. -
medium, zoe; unwashed common, 20c; unvashed
me, lee; Cotswold, 15c; DO coarse l59l7c; DO.
cotton heeces. H4l5c.
The Provision Market.
Below sre the present IobpIng prices:
Smoked Nests. canyased or plain (psin nlss1
not guaranteed against skippers-)S. O. Hauas: 10
20 l2x lbs average, ll12c; IS lbs. average, lie;
heavy os averages STsGsss a bs sSeraS Scas S
hams. &c: Galiiornia hsnls re; English hres.-
tslo; English shoulders, heavy &C; family
beef. I5c. sScon-Cle;a5 sides. light or medium
VT, &c; DO bellies. light or medium VT, 81: 90
BACKS, light or medium VT, nc; french fitch,
D. s and Picked Mean-Ensllsh cured, clear
sides or backs, unsnoked, TIC; Bean pork. Gear,
per Dbl, 20lbs, SIS DO; pork, clear per Dbl, 200
S o. AM 6e per 6D iea5 Ss SIS zoo s
Lard-Pure kettle-rendered IN terCes, skc: IN
hall barrels or 5olb tubs SIC; 4s-lb tin tu6s. &c;
2olopsils, SC; 1O-lo pals, 9<c.
boio2ns-In cloth exc; in skin. &c.
The Grocery Market
uneese-Fu II Cream, New York l4ast5c; Chfo
oci PART skim, dose per pound; Wisconsin, lVci
superior lie,
Cofees-Common. s1SalOlzc: ordinary. Io4a
uc; fair. ~ Ssll5zc prime. 12Z9l2<ct strictly
prime l2S<9l31<c; choice. lSsz4l4lzci Old GOV
eminent Java, l93<ee25Ee: McLsughlin's xxx
roasted lib packages, 1o0-lo cases, 141<c; 6o-lb
do, lslsc; Arbuckis's roasted, 145<ci Levertugs,
E1lsc; cardooa lt1<c Gstes' NO. I, 1896 Gates
sugars-Cutloaf. 71<c; powdered, 30: grauu-
lated, 6ss(3eszc; standard A, 6tE951zci OF A, 6t<9
&c; white extra d 55z96lsc; Light brown, go
SIC; common grades, 5Ssb1Sc; New Orleans brown,
eis@t14c.
Molskses and syrups-Eew crop New Orleans
rolasses, 5095cc: syrup. 2Ss45c per gal for Com
mon 70 CHOICE maple syrup. 81 10etl $.
Rice-Carolina and Louisiana, caro-.
Spices - Pepper, lS%glglfc; slspice lo3l2oi
cloves, 2Oe3ltci ginger l7822ci cinnamon II matt
12Q16C; nutmeqB, T5ltS0c.
sslt-Lake, IN lots CSC; drsy lots, 81 coal o5i
mail lots 100 more from store: dairy q 25S3 %.
Stsrch-Refned pearl. az 839<o per h.; Eureka,
GO; Cnampico gloss lump, oS01fci improved
salt FisheMsckerel. extra mess, ga per Dbl;
halves, 80 so: No. mackerel, S1s920: halves 50
9l0: No mackerel, sl2 5091s; halves, IS s09S;
No. medium, s.; halves. 81 50; No s nlackerel,
e6e36 so: halves. S303 So No. white fish, 81 80;
homeless hEh, So 5oN6 per 100 lbs; homeless cod,
E97i szilss 10; SrAnd Penks s59Ske Per d.;
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oils.
wIrMNGToN, n. c.. March 1l.-rurpentin,

NlLMlNGION, ". e., March u.-Iurpentine-
Firm at 2Sc.
TITU5VILBE, Pa, March 1l.-National Transi,
certificates opened ~ SEC highest, s2c: loves
791sc; closed at 79%e. shipments. 7s,s25 bbls.;
runs, &C, LOG bbls. charters, 10, 235 bbls..
PlTTsBUht1, March IL .-feuOleum-Acliyea and
weak: certificates opened at So5zc, gradually de.
clined to 7914c, rallied to SoS4c, ana closed al
76Lc.
OIL CITY. March ll.--National Transit oertia.
ca:es opened st sc and sic; highest. s2s lowest,
1910; closed at 19%c. Sales 3,5S2O00 bbls.; clear.
snoes, 3i2. COO bbl9. runs, 66,l06 bDs.. shin.
ments. 7ssS25 bbs.; charters As 2sS bbls Oil CIty
OIL Exchange Stock-No bids; Sf25 asked.
BRADFORD, Pa March lL-Cruoe Oil-Markei
lower some apprehension felt ABOUT tie Marx.
ham wen az Thorn Creek. National Transit cer
tihcaes opened at 81 &C and closed ~ 7o5ke: hfc
est pTlce oltlc lowest price, &c; National Transit
$3.50 obls charter 81, 22s bDls.; cearanoes 55lO
coo Dbls
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COMMERCIAL.

The dry goods market shows fair activity, es.
pecially fn spring goods Groceries continue in
fair demand at prices not quotably changeable.
The movement in dried fruits. canned goods and
FISH is fairly active. Oils reported steady with
moderate trade Eggs are weaker but unehang-
ed. Butter as heretofore quoted, and cheese firm
and fairly active.
GRAIN.
Wheat-Aii markets stronger, and everything is
on the boom. The war -umors seem TO have had
quite Strengthening effect all round, and sellers
are more willing to hold to stocks than to dispose
o: them. Local receipts fair, but scarcity Of offer
ings, Futures dull. Chicago at noon was nc
higher.
Confirm, and slight advance for all grades
sellers not disposed to let at present prices, and
are holding firm Receipts fair, snd good order
demand. which about absorbs all arrivals. Flu
lures not wanted. Chicago is &c higher.
0ats-No weakening visible, and all grades are
wanted at fun quotations. Sellers few.
The following table shows the receipts Of grain
81 this point FOR the past twerty-four hours.
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NEW YORA, March l1,-Dry Goods-A vide
request for miscellaneous assortments. besides
taking very good quantity stuffs and returning
good sales with agents. indicates joobing trade in
the country In very fair motion. Some points re-
port trade as being very 5000,
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Light mixed. .....-.....--. 31L track
Mixed Slh tack
Rye-No. dull and lower; coo bid: no sellers.
Bran-H CHER and fra: Sl4 90 bid: no sellers
CHICAGO HARKE-s.
Furnished by II. Z. Kinney q Co.. Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. Chamber Of Commerce.
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Foreign mouey and stocks.

LONDON. March li.-Consols, 97SEc account,
S51<. United States Bonds-is, 254; AS; 14t4.
Railroad Eonds-Erie. las: seconds, $50: New
York Central o. Illinois Central, .291z;.. Pennsyl-
yania Central. So; Reading. 9; Canadian Pacific,
40sz;st. Paul, ~.
PARIS, March 11.-Rentes--S2fo5 C,
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nARKETs Bv TELEeRPAH
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK. March I.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady AZ 111401l1c; futures steady: March, IL 2Oc
April, u.20c; May, u3lc; June, 1142C July, ll.49c;
August u.55ci September, Lille october, 10,6te;
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around. A lew lett une0ld,
Choice snippng s. 2095 65
Medium TO good shipping steers.......... 75s5 90
Common TO fair shipping steers ......... 209i 90
6toCkers common TO g0od..........s..-... coed 10
Choice cove and hetfes..--- ............ 4094 SIS
Medium TO good cows and heiiers....... 8 6SQ34 10
COMMON 10 fair COVE and heiiers........ a coos y
Vests, common 20 good 5047 90
Bulls common to good ...... SOFA 90
Mixers, common TO good, per head... SIS 00a50 20
Hoss-Recefpts. 1850 hesd; shipments. 1.SOO
head. Quality rather poor. Market quiet and 59
Ice lower than yesterday. closing steady with all
sold.
Select heavy shipping ....."............4 50g4 20
Select light shipping 65lg4 IS
Common 10 fair light. 3014 30
Heavy roughs".... 700S4 rs
sHEEP-Receipts, 200 head; shipn,ents. 10 head.
Quality only fair. Market slow an prices about
the same
Good to choice 119 TO III 75es4 90
Fair TO medium SO TO 100 lbs...,........ 0033 SO
Common grades . ................. Co2 rs
Bucks. per head ............, SOFAS 90
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LIVE STOCK.

Indianapolis Live stock Market.
UNION STOCK YARDS. March II.
CATTLE Receipts, ESQ head shipments so head.
/ liberal supply OF local; quality only fair; no
hoice grades here. Market l0@20c lower all
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fIour. Grnin and Har.

Flour-Psient. 81 759S %; extra fancy. 81 00N
ass fancy So so9s 90; choice Sc 1898 %; family,
&c 5s8s co; treble extra. s. GOA %: double extra
2I5; ane, g %.
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INDIANAPOLIS vBoLEsALE mARKEr

Car lots-wheAt. a; corn. III: oats. rs.
Estimated receipts OF hogs. 1900 head.
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For all information, rates. maps, time tables.
etc, call ct the Union Ticket Office, Bates Hous5
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or st the
Union Depot.
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STATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.


Evansville and Terro 6auto btti&rotds
Via Vandalia Line
LYe-IDdianapolis-f 7:l5 en- @Pll IS am ss10:46 pn1
Terre Haute l0:40 am 3:00pm 500 ana
Arr-Evang7ille.. 400 pm 7:05 pm 7:l0 ana
Lve-Evangville-.. 1905 am aPl0:S0 am : S:16 PA
Arr-Terre Haute. 1000 am 2:l7 pm 11:59 pm
indianapolis $50 pm 440pHl $50 am
Daily. Daily except sunday Parlor cars
sleeping Car.
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Eel River.

IEASE-EAs1. ARRIVE.
IozsnEport.. 1880 pm 200 am z 10 pn 90 pm
Denver /. 2. *
q. Crossing. 900 pm 1853 rs pm II :s8 ara
Columbis City II 81 pm 9:s5 an "a as pa 9:12 am
Auburn juno. liz pm 1850 pm 5 .25 pm 7:25 am
ARRIVE LEAVE
Butler....... - 200 II 80 am as pm c.sc ara
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Chicago, ~. Louis aud Pitssburg.
tPAE.HANDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA IffsE.)
Wabash. st. L2uis and Pacific Railway:

Det Il Chi Mall 5:l5am bet. TX, s......... :oOam
] LIT ". Elk 2:15pm Pacific Ex......-..1l Scam
y TX, d'ys... 7:l5pm bet. q Chi. MI. S:65pn1
L FtW&Detdy IL :0Opml Tol. FtW&Detdy, S;59am
riickets and full information call at City
I Il Office, % 60. III. 81. or Union Depot Ticker
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Indiana, bloomington and Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.

Louisville. New Albany and Chicago.
(Chicago Short Line Division.)
Depart. Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. 6:00pn indianapolis MI s:l5pra
Chicago Ng't Es. II ;20pm Ind. Ngt tx DIS 8:S5ara
&. IL NJ. City n liz :45pm indianapolis Ac.lo C0am
For tickets and information, call az Union Des
o. and 26 South Illinois street.
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GOVERNMENT sEcuBITIxa.

sterling. 90 days...4sSl U. s. i1's.......-.....l117
Sterling, sght....4s6 New ". 9. 4's......-.12l1z
per cent. bonds...-.lolht
HorB-The purchasing price for Government
bonds IN indianapolis varies from the New York
Quotations x9i per cent.
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indianapolis and yinoennes.

Nj d Cairo Ex... S:l5am Vincernes Ac....lo :s0srr
VinCennes Ac... 4:00pm MI d Cairo Ex... C:30pr
For tickets and iun information cali al ucke
office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
and Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-25
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

SEA ISLE CITY, \. j.. Feb. 24.-The bathing
estabs shment Of Charles Seymour and the cottage oil
Edward Buchholz were burned about o'clock thS
morning.
CoIuMBUs Ohio Feb. 2i.The Cottage Flour Mis- pe-
longing To Cyrus Seeds jr at shadevillc were burned
Yesterday. The loss is $4,000; Insurance, SiS'ooo
PTrsrIrLn Mass. Feb. 2i.-Firc this morning DC
stroycd the large wooden building formerly bamorai
skirt factory owned by the estate Of II. q. Brown Tho
loss f. OOO insurance, 81 900. II WAS occupied ny
the Pittseld Steam Renovstng Company whose loss In
stock and machinery is ~, 900; insurance, $1,000
HAVANA Feb ia fire Saturday destroyed the
last six houses Arroyo Narano. small place near
this city spark from passing train caused tho nres
BALTIMORE Feb. ~ (Speoah.-While sitting In her
room knitting Mrs Margaret Niowcg age seycntythrec
at No l32 Essernave calessy placed her feet on tho
fender Her skirts taking fire she was fatally burned DO
fore assistance could be given her.
BiSGn,mToS, Feb 81 Cspecab.-Tho Delaware Hotel,
at Deposit was burned last night. II was n wooden
structure and the loss s about $1,000 Tho Delaware
River ran within 100 feet OF the building. but the hand
engine could not bc made to work.
PIrIsTIEID, Mass. Feb. 2i-Lews Wolfe. who occupied
two stores In BLOCK In Westst, went To his cellar to
draw Kerosene for customer last night Helised u
match and Instantly "a fire broke ONT. Wolfes stock
which was that of general store OF the value OF $1,000
was nearly all DESTROYED Insurance 5000. j. T. Len
hean liainr-dearr, loses stock $1,000 Insurance.
900 James Cafrcy, liquor-eIlcr loses 5000. insl
red The building was owned 10y Robbins 'amwci
and damaged 10 he extent OF $1,000; Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-25
THE WAINWRIGHT MURDER TRIAL.

ToM's RIVER. n. j., Feb. 24.-In the Vain
wright murder trial to-day cx-Judge Hoffman spoke In
behalf OF Rockwell Rockwclls brother, nephew and
two daughters sat by his side Mr.. Hoffman said that
the theory OF Rockwcs guilt entertained by the state
was not supported by the testimony The state had said
that Rockwell went TO the scene OF the murder, that
George Wainwright handed him a gun, and that Rock
well with this weapon committed the crime This state
mcnt was perfectly prcposterous. Seven witnesses
swore that they had Rockwell in Toms River at the
time Of the murder Human life was not q mere baga
tce was not he'd cheap that man could be sent to
the scaiod upOn theory. or mere gress-work Manys
persons had measured the and etracks, ana
mn two mea surements alike. No confidence what
ever should placed upon measurements OF wagon or
borsetracks made such light sandy soil, and the de-
structon Of life should certainly not depend upon such
measurements
ell not the man who cared the the pody OF
WAINWRIGHT to Bambcr and who concealed It In Cedar
Creek Ifhe had been, he would not have driven over
trees and made no effort conceal his movements HIS
Lolln., was the bOldness OF guilt AS the state hsi
.aid bul the boduess OF Innocence. III rockwell hau
yIiy connection with the murder he would never nave
conce ,led the body his place The defence nau
nroyed conclusivey that at the fine OF tho murder
ko,kvell WAS at Toms River. When Kockweii was on
the wnessstand he had talked frankly ana Freely Ihe
mad produced witnesses who did not see Rockwell
I'm the village at tho time OF the murder but that was no
nronf tha he was not there. Mr. Hoffman closed Win
an earnest appeal for an acquittal Many Ia the court
room were deeply touched, ana RockweIs daughters
shed tears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-25
GORDONs LETTERS FROM KHARTOUM.

LONDON, Feb. 24.-The papers continue TO
publish extracts the kilograms and letters OF Gen
eral Gordon they appear the Blue Book on Egypt
One Of letters dated December 1884 cunts
many incidents Of the seige, and has the
following narrative: Once the river We drove
of the Arabs four fights We fired their towns. We
sent two expeditions TO Senaar We had fight on Sep
tember A. We were defeated with heavy loss
souare always getting broken II has been quiet since
We fired 600 900 rounds in these different fights The
Arab Krupp guns often hulled our steamers We have
lost three steamers and built two All the captves with
the Mahdi are we'll Satn Boy is well treated but he Is
kept in chains. the captives ostensiby
married the Greeks the party IN order 10 save them
selves from being compelled to marry the Arabs There
Mahd Don't let the Egyptian soldiers come Take
direct command Of the steamers at Metenneh and turn
out the fellaheeD." . -
The Queen has sent autograph letter to Miss Cor
don sister OF General Gordon, expressing sympathy
with the lady In her bereavement by the loss OF her
letter IRON General Gordon to friend in Cairo was
received Yesterday II was dated at knartOum
on December IA, 1884 General Gordon 81 says
with ns soon The end viii probably come within ten
DAYS time II would have been otherwise had the Gov
ernment kept me informed. Adieu to all"
The Lord Mayors Committee on the proposed
memorial Of General Gordon includes the Prince
Of Wales, the Duke OF Cambridge, The Archbishop
OF Canterbury, CardUal Manning, Mr. Gladstone. the
Marquis Of Salisbury. Earl Granville the Marquis Of
Ipon the Marquis Of Harrington the Marquis OF Lorne
LORD Napier aud the Chinese Minister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-25
DISCUSSING THE AFGHAN QUESTION.

LONDON, Feb. PA meeting was held III
London night for the discussion OF British Interests
in Afghanstan. Mr. COIensky. the secretary OF the
Russian Embassy discaImed any desire ON the part Oh
Russia TO invade Afghanistan. Mr. Lessar, the speei
Russian agent who is negotiating with Lore uiah'ino
concerning the Afghan frontier question: deciareu ia'
the question Of the frontier had been greatly misder
stood and had been mixed up with that OF The posses
sions Herat Russia he asserted, had no intention oi
going to cra OF advancing the Russian line nearer
that place than proposed in order to incude
what Russia required. He believed that the RUSSIANS
were still at Pukhatun, but he had information con-
cerning the alleged Russian march to PenJdeh "heh
the frontier shall been arranged rs now proposed
Russia has wish to go Herat, but Is ready 10
regard Afghanstan as an integral portion OF British
Russian railway to Herat beyond his scope,
but he expressed the opinion that such work would
conuce to the of both nations and would be
guarantee the continuance of peace Mr. MARVIN sau
that the question seemed to he at what point the Eng
lish railway Quetta should meet the Russian fai
way from Askabad Unless the former was advanced
toward the Russian frontier, the latter must advance 10
the British frontier. ,,, -,
The Journal de 81 Petersburg denies that Russia has
any Interior designs Central Asia. and declares tnnt
Russia will observe the Russol1ngsh agreement Win
strict fidelity.
Mr. Gladstone stated in the House OF Commons last
night that the Government was taking steps 10 secure
the entire Afghan frontier including Herat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-25
SENATOR LAMAR EXHAUSTED.
HE TELLS NOTHING OF HIS CoNyERsAIIoN WITH
MIR. CLEVELAND.

MH. IENfLhND.
ALBANY, Feb. 2i.-ScnatOr Lamar looked
exhausted to-day when he boarded tho train at $40
D. H. for Ncw-York and it was suspected that he had
been the victim OF Of Mr. Ceyeands most recr tlcss
crosse Xaminatlons. Mr.. Cleveland OF late has asked
questions OF those who visited him To such ai extrnt
tina. many have felt II they were witnesses IN an in
portant and the President elect was hostile law
yer. Mr. Lamar IN company with him from p Ill.
yesterday TIL 4p. H. to-day. 50 that Mr. Ceyelands
pleasant habit had abundant chance to exercise Itself
When he escaped at last he said
| would be glad to say something about my visit. but
really say nothing"
Mr. Lamar furnished a good example Of the absent
mndedness. which In the opinion ~ some Democrats.
makes him unht for II Cabinet place. When he reached
the depot he turned 10 the colored porter VINO was
bearing his ratchc aud said:
wouldn't you be kind enough to run back to the
Kenmore Hotel and get package OF important letters
which have left on the bureau In my roomF
Then he discovered that II necessary to buy rail
road ticket to New York before he could be admitted To
n train Mr.. Lamar had tucked under one arm
popular review, and seemed more intent upon bury
ing his between tue pages than IN the ordinary
,rcpursions for Journey. Naturally the Democratic
poitcans of Albany believe from the long time MI La
mar was with the President elect that he has accepted
.ome place In Cabinet They think that he Is To be
Secretary Of the Interior Many Of the men VINO are near
Cleveland beginning to say. however that Mr. Man
ming Is the only person who has positive assurance OF
Cabinet position. Even Mr.. Manning has not been OF
fercd III many words the position Of Secretary of the
Treasury Ia sad but has been made to understand
that he have the Office. So confident is Mr. Man
ming that have Office that the managers OF the
Commercial Bank have already made the arrangements
for the election Of a now president.
Mr. Cleveland IL said to have Lat oftwentyonc emf
uent Democrats who have. at his request slld mat ty
we're willing to serve him az cabinet Officers. FROM
th so twcntyone he will select the seven men "ho
are 10 members OF his Cabinet. ,,,,, ~,
The Prcsdentelsct was visited to-day by william I'm
dcott OF Massachusetts. who II pressed Tor secretary
of the Navy by Frederick o. Prince and senator opp OF
mis- state. Among Mr. Ceyelands visitors also was ME-
Eyarts. -. 81, Ar, rI.y,l,nd
Daniel g. Lamont. Private Secretary VI MI Clev.innu'
il said have departed from this city on secret his
sion. x,,. 30 ,,oh, and
Manton Marble arrived from New.lork Tonight ana
at midnight WAS IN conference with MI ceVeianu; Mr
Marble In credited with having come here 10 P0lish ana
urune President elect Cleveands inaugural addfcss