Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-21
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 2l.-Virginla tenfor1es

BALTIMORE, Nd. July 2l.-virginia ten-fort,es,
ALL bid to-day.
dull-middling, el2 Flour quiet and straightforward
and a ssv 40 @ do extra
259s 20; DO extra 3Hoato0 de- Rio brands
patent $50 south lrm western seaiy
and quiet southern red, S5aS1 do. amber. s7aSs No
tember S5a.ss6. CORRESPONDENT nominsiIy steady
4sa5o; southern yellow. 4sa5o Western mixed d
spot. 4Sl.a45as; August 45aioss steamer. AIS bid
white. 39a4l; western mixed. S6a3S: Pennsylvania
shocs ss .eAdS Hay
Mess pork. lO.25all.75 Bulk meats-shoulders and
s ss e a Is sses hams
fined ~ Butter steady-western packed, ioai3:
srnerHfehnea c aet steadsRo s ea9sos
ordlnsry to fair sa sugar steady and rn
cotton, l1.64d; Hour SD: grain sh.asld Receipts
$4,000 bushels; oats. 1900 bushels Shipments-tour
1888 barrels ssiss-wheas. s4s,5oo bushels: corn,
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill, July p. HOO a m;-August
Corn firm and hig6er~Augas. s ss Oats easy as and
lower-August 20 Pork weak and lower-August,
s.57le. Lard weak and lower-August, 655.
THE PRESIDENT was to leave Washington at
$50 o'clock this afternoon for Albany, accom-
panied by Secretaries Bayard and Whitney and
Col Lamont. The party is expected to return
Albany .TCommodore Harmony win act as Sec C.
rotary OF the Navy.
THE CASE OF CHACo THE APACHE-It Is
stated that Representative Morrill,, OF Kansas,
who made q request Of Secretary Lamar that
Chaco, one of the Apache Indians now in this
city, be arrested for the murder of the McComas
family in 1883. in New Mexico, will make a
similar demand upon the Secretary of War,
under whose protection these Indians have
come on east As ChacO has been living quietly
at Fort Apache since that time, and as legal
process of this sort could have been served
upon him at any time during these years, 1T Is
not thought likely that any action will be taken
in this matter, especially now, when he has
come on to Washington under the protection
of the government and with an implied prom
ise of safety.
EDUCATION OF INDIAN CHILDREN IN PRI.
vATE Scholastic second controller has al
lowed the claim OF the Mennonite college for
$675 for board and tuition of nine Indian chill
dren from July 1 to December 3, 1855, at $3.50
future no claims for the support and education
OF Indian children In private schools should
be allowed unless the service has been rendered
under q written contract.
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION ToDAY.-About
eighty callers attended the Presidents recep-
ton this afternoon. Among them were Capt.
and Mrs. Grant, OF Louisiana, the former ninety
years OF age and the latter seventy-two. Capt
Grant had seen all the Presidents up to the
present time, and he was DESTROYS Of seeing
that he had seventy.five living great grand
children, and the President replied that he
should feel proud.
CHANGES IN THE RAILWAY NAIL SERVICE
It is stated at the Post Office department that
the number of appointments in the railway
mail service since March 18th, 1886, have been
na@ber Of Changes, it Is stated, was increased
by dropping clerks who were serving proba-
tionary term when the change of administra-
ton took place, and there was a considerable
number of designations and of removals upon
the recommendation of the division superin.
tendents.
WHAT COMMISSIONER MONTGOMERY SAYs-
It was stated in one of the New York papers to-
day that Mr.. Montgomery, the commissioner OF
place OF Mir. Goode and that it might prove to
be the stepping stone to the Office Of Attorney
General A STAR reporter called Mr.. Mont
asked in amazement: where in the world do
you think such stun originates? This Is the
first intimation have received Of such thing,
and I am sorry that such publication should
be made, because 1t must be unpleasant for the
President to credit him with doing something
that he probably has no intention Of doing"
PERsosAL.-Senator Jones OF Nevada, and
Gen. Thos. G. Pitcher, were registered in New
York last night-Ex-Representat Miles
ROS6 OF New Jersey, le al w lllarQ'S.--M. Z.
Handy, editor Of the Philadelphia Ne,es, will
sail for Europe oh the 31st.-Nicholas M.Bsll,
of the Post once department., and Col. w.
Winthrop are at the Ebbitt.-Nr. Z. w. Thorn
has gone to the West Virginia Red sulphur
min OF New York, A. b. Keys OF Minnesota,
and w. M: Crane Of MASSACHUSETTS,; are e. the
Clarence stephens OF Atlanta. A. c. Haskell OF
Columbia, S. c., and r. II. Herndon OF Dan.
vile, are at the MetropolitOn.@J. ID. Drum OF
Montgomery, Ala, Wayne Coffman OF Phila-
delphia, e. B. Bsrnum OF Brooklyn, and +. l.
Bailey Of Boston, are ct the National.--Chief
Clerk Youmans. OF the Ireasnry aspsftmens: