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New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
CLEyELAND STRIKERS RETURY TO WORK.

CLEVELAND, Sept 1S (Speciab Assured by
the Mayor OF protection about 100 men returned to
work In the yards OF the Cleveland Rolling Mil Com
pany this morning Many strikers stood about outside
the gates and although only the regular detail OF police
was present. violence attempted any threats
made The efforts OF the company at present dl-
rected toward clearing for shipment the stock
hand when the strike began. Tomorrow the boilers aud
furnaces will DO cleaned preparatory toa general
resumption.
WooSsOCKET. II. l., Sept 1S-The employees Of the
woonsocket Rubber Works have been informed that the
works will shut down September 20 for indefinite
time The reason given for the shut down Ia the large
amount OF goods on hand The factory Ia run by the
same company that owns the Millye shop where 1000
onerallYes haye been Idle slnce Juno 20.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
UTICA.
THANKING MR.. HENDRICKS-FREE THINK
ERS IN SESSION.

II''1 '4N '11@'1JID4''
tFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
UTICA. Sept. 1S.-The Republican County
Convention will be held September 80; tho Democratic
County Convention October l.
Ameeting of Free Thinkers Liberals, Atheists, anti
Christians, liberal Jews and Agnostics was held last
Sunday and Liberal Lyceum wasfounded with william.
son Spruce as presiding officer.
At meeting of the Central New York Polo League
committee appointed TO report plan OF reorganiza-
tion for the winter.
Employees of Reynolds Bros shoe factory went sn Q
strike last weok claiming that the stock cutters should
have higher wages They remained out until Tuesday
when the matter was compromised and work resumed.
Tho Utica branch CT the Irish National League has
adopted euogsto resolutions thanking YicePesident
Hendricks for his vigorous advocacy of the Of
Parneil and Ireland's right Of self-goyernment
Master J. b. Paddon. age thirteen. OF Utica gave q
audience. He is a very talented violinst and gives
promise Of becoming great one.
pleasant incident still discussed by people In society
hore the celebration at Little Falls OF the sv
wedding OF Mr. and Mrs o. o. Coiiia Tho coAsAs sasor
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Sept. lS-1230 p m.Consols. 100 3l5 for both
United states Four Per Cent Bonds
125 do Four amt ilaIf Fer Cent Bonds Atlantic
and Western First Mortgage Trustees Certificates
III "a do second Mortgage. SIS: Canadian Pacific s7t;
Ere l6s do. second CCnsols, 67s4 Illinois Central lSo
Mexican Ordinary u St Paul Common. SlTs; Newlork
Central lOOl. Pennsylvania 62; Reading, 90.
m-Paris advces quote Three cent Rentes az
81 francs Is centimes lor the account
OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows
decrease in 8 d Gle OF 2 565, 900 marks
m-Consols. lOOis for both money and the account;
Atlantic western First Mortgage Trustees Cern
Gates "a Canadian Pacific. a s; Erie. l64 do second
Consols, 90 St Paul Common. g.
Hudson Bay Company, lsHs - -
Paris adyces qnoe Three per Rentes at 81 francs
for the account and exchange London al -
francs "a centimes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
GOOD CHANCE roR YOUNG DocToRs.

WASH NGToN, Sept. Determinations for
medical examiners reviewers for the Pension ONCE
will be beld on October ! at Cleveland, Chicago. ~
Louis Kansas city, Nashville. Philadelphia, Eew-Iork
Boston, aud other places II the convenience OF app
demands Applications for this examination should
be made at once. Blanks and instructions will be fur
nIshe Oh requost the United states Civil Service
Commission, Washington.
special examination will be held about October at
Washington for clerks having a knowledge Of nautical
science and affairs.
The examination Of applicants for appointment as
medical reviewers will include: First photography
penmunship and letter writing Second arithmetic. 10
include fractions interest and discount Third, gcog
raphy history OF the United States and is wars.
Fourth the principal provisions OF the pension laws
Also an examination IN medicine and surgery including
medical ur-prudence and hygiene.
Medical reviewers are required TO be physicians OF
skill and experience whose duty u Il TO determine ne
cal questions including the degree Of tho disability Of
claimants, rs the basis OF the rate OF pension.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1S.-The Superintendent
OF the General Recruiting Service will oause thirty
three recruits TO be prepared and forwarded under
proper charge Fort Smelling, MINI for assignment TO
the 9th Infantry.
Leave OF absence for four months TO take effect when
his services he spared. Is granted First Lieutenant
Homer w. Wheeler. 9Th Cavalry.
Naval Cadet Samuel W. Armistead has been ordered
duty at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, England
for the course OF marine engineering Naval Cadet
Robert T. Coontz 10 proceed home and regard himself
sick leave Naval Cadet David ". Taylor has been de-
tached from Pensacola and ordered to duty the
Royal Naval College. England for the OF marine
cnUfu
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
PART OF A HEAD SNOWY IN COURT

HUNTINGDON, Penn, Sept. IS (SpeciaD.-As
the facts connected with the murder OF James Irwin
which Jack" Laporte is on trial, more fully de-
volopsd by the evidence for the Commonwealth tho pub
lie Is almost much startled when the OF
murder first became known The two traced
to-day from the village OF Warriors Mark, where they
had been drinking down the road 10 the place where the
tragedy was committed. Drs. i. X. Fickcs and T. G.
Peterson OF Warriors Mark described tho injuries that
caused death In the latter part OF August the body
exhumed and the head severed, and tho lower part
the bones OF the face produced In
day. The experts testified that the blows must have
violent and that the wounds the face could have
been made with the bloody stone identified yesterday
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
iLBANT.
INSTRUCTING FOR HILL-DR. SWINBURNES
HOME SUPPORT.

INSIRUCllNG FOX ilLL-DR. SWlNBDhNEsS -
HOME SUPPORT
lrRoN An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIRuNE.l
ALBANY, Sept. 1S.-The Albany delegation
the Democratic state Convention VIII stand ten for
Hin and for Flower. Tho delegates have been in
teryewed and two supposed Flower men. Kiely and
James Brady are for Hill In tho lst and IYh Districts
resolutions insirnctinc Il passed. Democrats
iibnnt the clean sweep In the fOurth-cIaSs
pOstmasters thrOu zhout tho county to-day.
The Grant Club. mastering over 400 men, Will attend
the Republican state Convention to further Dr. SWIM
burnc's stan of 100 prominent Republican
politicians, under command OF oxColleCtor Bently VIII
accompany the club. The CITIZENS Association VIII
also send n delegation for the same purpose
EX-sttte Treasurer Nathan -. Wendell. whose name
has been mentioned In connection with the Republican
nomination for hts Old position. and eX-CongrcssDlan
John Bailey. who has been suggested as possible
candidate oi Attorney are not candidates, but
In the hands OF their friends.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
A MUSICAL BOARD OF TRADE.

Albert E. Benary, Charles Bruins, j. Howard
Foote, Charles ii. Parsons, August Pullman, WHY
SOnntag, John r. stratton, Charles Zoebscn Eunund
V. Church. John c. Haynes Patrick ]. Heaiy and Ru
doph Wurltzer are the trustees OF the Musical Mer
chandse Board OF Trade which has just been lncorpo
rated It's objects are TO protect the trade from UNJUST
exactons; TO difuse information with regard 10 the
standing OF merchants. TO prevent disastrous and
fraudulent faures TO produce uniformity and certainty
In the customs or the trade and TO promote friendly In
tercOurse among its memhern.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
Nor To RoYCoTr CnINEsE LAuYDRIEs.

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Members OF the
knights OF Labor state that subject Of boycoting
the Chinese aundries has been mentioned In their
meetings The Craftsman. labor paper published
in this district will In its issue tomorrow contain an
editorial which concludes as follows;
When an official edct put forth to boycott the Chit
ncse we believe the Chinese viii But % present
this can hardly be done plea Of cheap labor as
applied TO the laundry business yet any fact OF In
ferlur Workmuuship
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
ROCUESTER.

lFRoN Az OCCASIONAL coRREsroSDESro or THE TRrnUSRl
ROCHESTER,, Sept. 1S.-Arrangementsf for the
Introduction Of the immediate delivery system being
made at the Rochester Post Onlcc.
Tho tournament OF the Rochestc Lawn Tennis Club Is
sil I'm progress The preliminary games have ali been
PLAYED and the doubles now In progress The hunls
viii be PLAYED tomorrow. There "a ladies' contest
IN progress all day to-day. Nicholas killip ana W. q.
OsgoOd the leaders ia the scores.
Tue theatres all open aud enjoying u large pat
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
NEW OIL EXCHANGE PROPOSED.

One of the trustees and corporatOrs of the
American Boursc, which Incorporated with cap
ital of $4,000 Thursday, Is William Ward, who
OF the founders Of the Mining Stock Exchange and
"a member of the Governing Committee for several
years He 10 member OF the Consolidated Exchange.
He said yesterday that the exchange burdened with
heavy gratuity obligation and that the exchange
would be free from life features that IL
would be operated merely for business purposes and
that IL would be opened I'm short time, su-
cient members had been secured.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
PLENTY OF s. AND $40 NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-The United States
Treasurer is In receipt OF requests from all parts Of tho
country five and ten dollar notes In large quantities.
o says that the supply OF these notes IA sufficient to
meet all demands and added In response TO an Inquiry
on the subject that far as he knew there was no I'M
mediate prospect OF resumption Of the Issue OF one ana
irrnn nnl arn
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

c,ntpp ,r,n Holden Maine. An effort was MADE 70
instruct the delegates for Thomas for
and Carr for Ioyernor but the more active
made speeches against IL and prevailed Ihe aeesae'
20 uninstructed.
oGpESsBURG Sept. 1s tSDecidD.-The st Lawrehtco Laton
Connty Ist Assembly District Republican ConVchIon
today elected as delegates TO the state ConVehto'
John Pickens, Abel Godard, George d; Gieaso' Irrn
Smith J. r. Reynolds and A. E. Helmer' Uhih-
arm fad
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Sept. 1S-Ths DrOpsrs Journal reDortf r1us-
ReceiptA head shipments $500 mead market steady
Exports 6Ods6 90 Cows and Mixed ~ O0dS3 10 Stoo
era s2 6O4s3 40i Feeders 81 b09sS 40 Texans % 400
81 90.
HOgs-Receipta lb.000 shiDments. 0.600 market hrm
ROugh Mixed. S3 7O4s3 90 Packing and Shppng ~ OOD
81 80 Iaeht. 81 s0as4 90 Skins. 80 OOGS37b. ,--
bsep-neceipts 900 head 5hlpments 900 head market
quiet Inieuor 81 50GsS 70 Natives ~ OOas3 10 Texans
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
rvvvopx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 49, 1885

stead was beautifully decorated with flowers on the an
nlversary day, and In the evening several hundred
friends or the family from and far. gathered 10
present their congratulations Mr. Cotte wore his we'd
ding suit OF twenty-five years and Mrs Cotte her
white satin wedding dress The bride looked so yonng
that guests gazed with perplexity on the fine
looking and handsome daughter VINO heped receive
fhaa
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
pRoTuER.ry.LAw OF THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1s.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has appointed ~ B. Bacon 10 be super
intendent OF the Custom House at Toledo, Ohio. Mr.
Bacon Is a brOthcrin-law Of the President.
william A. Roberts. Of Wisconsin, has been appointed
a special agent OF the Land Oiice
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
NJ POSTMASTER NO DELEGATES.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. Is. tSpeciaD.-Ihe
Democrats of Olmsted Falls, a village In Cuyahoga
County held caucus last night, and decided TO SEND no
delegates to the County Convention, which meets III
Cleveland tomorrow This action iaken because tue
President has not removed the Republican postmaster ~
OlmsttQ Fails.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

reported within the conference limits. which emprac
New.England New-York, New-Jersey, PennsyiVania,
Delaware and Maryland. Three hundred baptisms anu
siXty-sx deaths reported in the Last year. am ~
came out incidentally that l5OO hundIed cony ,as
were reported in Russia as the work oil the mission
In the last two years.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
DIR. CROSBY IN FAVOR OF HIGH LICENSE

oepl. ~ A'N''
Crosby writes 10 The Post EIprcss as follows
lam in ia gor OF the insertion of high license pahk
I'm the platform of the Republican Conventnn Decau7e
the Republican party has made and will make alls reai
gains by the advocacy OF practical moral REFORM
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

or TUupENTIyR-

CHARLESTON. Sept l5-TurDontine drm at 500.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 10. -Tnrpentine steaty at SOC
WILMINGTON. Sept. l8.-rurpentne nrm az SOC.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRAT PRIMARIES.

Yesterday for the Assembly District Convention to pre-
cede the State Convention The tickets were OF the cn
rates of Boss Mclaughlin, who VIII SIT In MS neat
quarters in Wlloughbys and dictate the names oI tnc
thirty six delegates to go to saratoga
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

Retned OIL WAS unChangeU. - = . -.
OmCrY Penn. Sept ls.-Crude Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 9oNs and closed at 9ss;
highest price, 1904; lowest price, 99is. Sales
os2 600 barrels; clearances. 3sl600 barrels runs.
60,732 barrels shipments, S2oil oarreisi char'eiS'
1867 barrels.
BRADFORD Penn, Sept 1s-Crude on-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 907s and closed at 99s;
highest price. 100si lowest price, 99As Clearances
I 900 harrals.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

State bonds were entirely neglected. An unusual
business done in city bank stocks inclang MeIro
politan C5) at l7i2. Fourth National Q6) at 1i6 Im
porters aud Traders III at 257 Merchants 34 at l26
tS Exchange Exc 0 at o so American Ezchangs
The business in railway bonds was unusually wen
speculative kinds we're irregular without significant
changes IN prices IN either drss!ioH' Ere
SEQ last evenns and
s.nsoI 7s rose ,s ,to to :, iilt ihs general cSe
covered to 69i2 Mobile and Ohio first debentures
ls to 60 81 Louis AID IRON Mountain 5s were ap = az
the seconds 106. East Tennessee, Virginia and
GeTCsS GePG at & K CITY a Nore ]
trnst receipts were active az 46S467s946ia. Mexican
a cE R..sr5 5 .s sSf es:y as 8 Fs % ssa r 3
and Rio Grande drsts rose q 90 li5S
Denver. Rio Grande and Western frsts were Of 4
at 57a57l4. Kansas Pacific consols declined to g,
and Oregon Short Line 6s up s TO 9l7s Texas Pa
eihc incomes easier at 49 and frss Rio Grande
SyR % q A'a5 anS aRe e peCes Pees & ss
Il higher 17i2. New0rleaDs Pacific hrsts were OF
The business of the subTreasury for the week ending
tonight includes receipts of $7,700343 aud payments
OF 03743iS: leaylug the general balance at sl7l
apparent loss OF - $4,000 But deductng from the
payments 7G9000 for certain Items Of transfer which
only the Subrreasurys account with the General
Treasury, its true gam, as Affecting tae banks, Is
S?o9500o To-day,s operations as, covered Receipts.
$2l 1898 ,927; coin balance $l52 525s5ss4. Tnis indi.
Gates further large loss the banks total reserves
to be reported by to-morrow's bank statement
Money as usual ruled at ldlla per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows:
Exchanges. $50 I406l7; balances, S3,Oll,70s.
Tue United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received $2l7.000 National bank notes for redemp-
ton.
The customs receipts S5s5.o31, and the internal
revenue receipts were S445,293
foreign exchanges were hrmer and wereytse quo
tations for business rs ollows Bankers bills 81 s32 I
"a Ssh for long and short sterling respectively 522
and 520s for francs 9i and 94l2 for reichmarks 39s
ana 40 for guilders
In London British consOis opened lie higher at
100 3-l6 for both money and account, but reacted
to IOOis; United bonds ls higher at 1858
for Is and 1853 for 4l2s. American railways as
usual only followed the h1ue quotations. aud therefore
were all lower in response 10 yesterdays decline with
the Usual feature of iigures being little below the
equivalents Of concurrent home prices; the closing
showed recoverts on onr prices at noon today
In London French per cents declined from sl.21ie
to ST O5 and sight exchange London was easier at
25 "a francs to the &. The weekly statement OF the
Imperial Bank OF Germany shows specie loss OF
1850, 900 marks
The Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mining Com.
pany has declared dividend OF twenty cents per share
payable September 30. at the Office OF Laidlaw Co., Ia
Walst, New-York. Transfers close September 22.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH CONFERENCE.
WILMINGTON. Del, Sept. 18.-At tO-day's
session Of the Eastern Conference of the German Bap
tist Church fifty churches and 5000 members were
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
TIRE PETROLEUM MARKET

Few words can tell the story of the specula-
ton in pipeline certificates yesterday. The business
done was less than 100000 barrels and the extreme
range of prices was 81 per cent No news from the oil
regions was received color the market way or the
other and some traders made the blackboard figures
There was little change from 81 In the variation OF
prices OF the day. but the oppressive lasstnie
the market allowed close at the lowest quotations Oh
the day and ss under the NAL price OF THURSDAY
SO far any indication OF the future concerned tne
dealngs yesterday might as wei! have been on paper
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Openirs =99at Lowest. eys
Highest ............ 1904 Final. 9yS
Clearanccs for Thursday 9O3s,VVv
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following the comparative receipts OF Hour
aud grain at Chicago and Milwaukee tnour reduced 10
bushels) by the railroads named from September 10
inclusive, 1854 and 1885
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DIED.

Sacramento, September 12-Mrs. Elizabeth
Twigg, native of Ireland, SO years and .
months.
IRemains will be shipped to San Francisco this
morning for intermentl
Sacramento, September 13-Wilfred Lemone,
youngest son of J. NJ. and Martha A. l. Spang-
ier native of California, months and 16
days Funeral notice hereafter
Sacramento, September 12-Michael McGee a
native of ireland, 81 years
Sacramento, september 10-Delia Lawson, q ma
tive of Ireland 43 years
Sacramento, September 13-Winfred s., eldest
daughter OF VIM and Mary J. Ellery a native
of England, years, months and u days.
Sacramento. September 13-Caroline Alma, wife
OF C. C. TAFT, a native of Kew York, az years,
II months and days. Funeral notice here
after.
Sacramento, September 12-Anna, wife of G. D.
Miles of New York SISTER of J. D. Hatch, OF
this city,, AZ years. (St Louis and New York
papers please copy Funeral privatel
Marysville, September l1-Mrs. Mary s. Deane
40 years.
Fairbanks FL Dorado county, August 29-Johr
Francis Gates, Sc years, 2 months and II days
Woodland September Ill, NJ. Weibe 81 years
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THE -" HOME SEEKER. "

The Immigration Association of NOrths
era California is now preparing to issue
the August number of the "HOME
SEEKER" 1t is TO he enlarged, and
fully ILLUSTRATED with lithOg1aphic views
OF Northern California. twill contain
practical information of the resources
and advantages Of the Northern Coun-
ties. All the proceeds fthis publication
viii be devoted TO the carrying on. OF
immigration work. We appeal to the
business men of the NOrtiernpart ofthe
State to give it their advertising sup
port. BY so doing, the work of BRING
ing an increase of population 10 the
State Will be carried s,. At Ogden n
copy will be put in the hands Of each
incoming passenger. III additiORtO this.
several thousand copies will be dis,
tributed on the trains leaving Chicago,
in OrdersiO attract the settler attending
to settle i'm ether States and T rritorieS.
Give the "II0ME SEEKER your sup4
port. ap7-tf
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER

nFsfCE AT NEW YORK MAR. >ssr>SEszzyzA
" get, 1920 and b22 STREE ESkS$sA
Sacramento, Cal. Highest Cash VH
Price paid for Fas Stock of j.! -A1.---aA
kinds All kinds 0f Meat Fresa Daily AID sold
at the Lowest Possible Prices All Meats sept in
iee-hcuse attached 20 shop sure guaraltee
that Il is in prime condition Ct al times.
ssAptf NJ. +. OIEII, Pro lristGr.
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Twobase hits-Purriugton, =. Rooney. Struck
out-By Nolan, g; by Henderson, /; by Rooney,
3. Base on balls-Eurekas, 3; Brightons, 3 Lett
on bases-Eurekas, Z; Brightons, Z. Double
play, Goldstein and German. Umpire, II. c.
Chapman. Scorer, W H. Young. Time, l:io.
A FEW items of more than usual interest
in the new advertisement of the Red House
this morning.
LARGEST assortments Of laces in the city.
Hale Bros.
HALE's Oliver kid gloves, six buttons;
81 80 pair.
MORE new dress goods than ever before
Hale Bros.
BLACK gros-grain silk; price, 81, at Hale
Bros.
ASK for the black rhadame; price, 81 25.
Hale Bros.
CHIIDRES's solid color ribbed hose. 25
cents pair. Hale Bros.
To-Day and Tomorrow, opening days of
fall millinery goods. Red House.
LADIES cartwheel hats, IS cents. Red
House.
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NOTICE., STATE FAIR.-Be sure to see the
splendid exhibit of Mathushek pianos at
John f. Cooper's stand, northwest corner
of South Hall, and buy one. Also, see
them at Cooper's music store, SGT streets
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I00E FRONT STREET, NEAR STEAMER
lUE5 Landing, has reopened, where Iodg-
ings by the day week or mouth, single or double
rooms can be had on reasonable terms.
aul2-3s% CHRIS. KOENIG Proovfptor
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Sacramento, September 9-By Rev. W. c. Mer-
rill, at the residence of brides mother. Elmer
L. Myers to Emma B. Norton, both of Sacra-
pento.
San Francisco, September 10-Donald Frazier to
Mrs Hattie II. McCrary.