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The Ga,thcr-svrr Ou,raxe.

A BALTIMORE NEGRO ARRESTED IL THIS CITY.
Daniel Carr, negro about Is years of age,
was arrested this morning on the Bladensburg
road by Officer Slack and locked mp at the
second precinct on suspicion OF being the man
who committed the outrage on Miss Gloyd near
Gaithersburg, Nd, last week. He says he Is
nom Baltimore where he has "A wife and two
children, and that he LETT his home yesterday
about noon. The prisoner H. very black and
has red ewes. He has a sli,ht bruise cor scratch
on one nnger He had coat on wnen ar
rested. The police have tclcgraphed To the Bal
statements.
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A REPORT AGAIN CURRENT THAT IT Is IN THE
PRESIDENTS HANDS.
II is again reported that Secretary Manning
has rendered his resignation 20 the President
Col. Lamont to-day positively denied the
report ana Acting Secretary Fairchild said,
'He is st.li Secretary OF the Treasury, and In
all probability will continue 10 be-"
Secretary Manning was out driving this after
noon and could not he seen. An explanatory
statement staten is expected from the Secretary to-
1t skenerally beloved that the Secretary has
intimated his desire TO retire, but has been In
duced TO withhold his resignation either by the
President by personal friends, At least for the
present
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Business Failures Of the Week.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The business failures
during the past seven days as reported to r. g.
Dun & Co., number, for the United States, 100,
and for Canada, 81, or a total of 1877 as com
pared with a total of 1S1 last week and 1877 the
week previous to the last.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to Tle Star.
A $4,000 ROBBERY.
A Money Package Cleaned Out BetWee
Cincinnati and Van Vert. O.

A Money Package Cleaned Out Between
Cincinnati and Van Wert, o.
CINcINNATI, O., June 4.-The Van Vert, o.,
National bank received yesterday, by United
States express, from the Union National bank
Of this city, package purporting to contain
filled with cotton, pasieboard and railroad ad-
vertising bills. The package should have
clerk who received it here says he sealed II
with green wax. The way.bill for the run of
Tuesday night had the package marked short
with red wax. The delay OF twenty -four hours
in transit IL not yet explained, but will doubt
less give q clue to the rObber.
No thorough investigation of the method OF
substituting can be made here. Superinten-
dent Cone, of Toledo, is looking into the mat
ter. The package would pass over three roads
and through the hands of three messengers be-
tween here and Van Vert. This could easily
not sealed by the money clerk here, having
been previously sealed by the bank.
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FINEST QuALrrr.

PRINTED BATIsTE, 1Oc.
We have just opened another lot Of these elegant
goods In choice styles.
CHALE DE LAME elegant quality. reduced to
SOC. 1'' -
PRINTED POEGEE, reduced to 81; the coolest and
most usefu. dress for warm weather.
BLACK .PONGEE. BLACK sURAEI. MERyEII-
LEUX and RHADAMES very cheap.
Great reductions in all kinds OF FANCY DRESS
GOODS
, Just openeda large lot Of CREAM sEAsIDE SUIT
ENGLISH CHEvIOTs for Steamer suitines
!, LAsgsst end Best selected stock Of FINE FRENCH
sATiEENS In newest styles.
PoNGEE EMBROIDERED DRESSES 1t cost
We have Just opened q lot of SUMMER sHAWIs
winch we oner ct very low prices
Remnants Of all kinds ofDREss GOODS and SILKS
BLACK GOODS Of every description.
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR, etc
PARAsoIs and SUN uMBREI.LAs 1t COST
". Il sHusTER Some
els Psunaylvania avA
jsa ONE PhIcE.
H1ss Pscsi ssS 3cTa srs 3 .Y
Plaster ii Hs.d fsus ~. - A mef 3e Ken
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District Governments Affairs.


The Commissioner to-day appointed Mr.. J.
E. Keene, No. 904 18th street northwest, clerk
TO the board of equalization, under section OF
the act Of March 3, 1888. This board will be in
session from June eth to August I'd.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle: I. w. Kerr,
repair brick dwelling 2O16 32d street north
west; $3.50. Robert O'Neal, repair frame dwell
ing 100 g street southwest; 500. Patrick
Gleason, erect a two-story dwelling q. between
Delaware avenue and ID street northeast; $500.
Dennis Fry, erect two-story brick dwelling
Sumner street, Barry Farm: 5000. w. IL.
Lodge, repair brick house Dunbarton street,
West Washington; $500.
TWO NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Yesterday the Commissioners appointed
Joseph Darlington, attorney-at-law. and Ros-
well A. Fish, deputy register of the Treasury,
trustees of public schools. thus filling the exist
ing vacancies in the board.
SLAUGHTER HOUSES on ROCK CREEK.
Proceedings have been instituted by the
Health officer to rid the city OF the alleged nuis-
ances caused by several slaughter houses on
Rock creek below P-street bridge. Information
was filed in the Police Court against the Offend
ers to-day.
THE PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL TAXES.
The District Commissioners have examined
the House Dill for the relief OF Provldence hos
pital and written a letter TO the House District
committee saying they will make no objection
to the release OF a. certain lot belonging To the
hospital from municipal taxation. They add:
"But the bill provides for exemption from all
taxes assessments OF every Kind heretofore
levied or assessed This language is evidently
intended to cover special assessments against
several lots. There are in the hands OF
innocent holders for value certificates unpaid
upon the lots for which the District of Column
bia is responsible, ana which must be paid.
The Commissioners recommend that the bill
should be reported unfavorably, or be so amend
ed as to exclude all assessments covered by out
standing certificates OF lien."
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have directed that Private
r s. Jones, of the Metropolitan police d. G.. be
dismounted, and Private j. j. Murphy, of said
force, be mounted in his place.
The Lanier Heights Water Supply company
have requested permission of the Commission
ers to open Adams Mill road, from Lanier ave-
nue. to Columbia road, Summit avenue and On
mainS.
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PLUMMER-BARkER- On "Wednesday, June 2
1856, the residence lay director Bic Wash
ngton, us n, Washington, y, &. by hss samuel IA.
Giisy. Mr.. CHARLES WARMER PLCMMEk, OF
y ew Bedford. Mass, la Miss MARY CHILD BAR
kER daughter OF the late Alexander X. barker, a
New Bedford, Mass.
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF SUBURBAN LOTS ON
l. HEATING AND ON GALES AVENUE, NEAR
BOUNDARY STREET AND LINCOLN AVE

On MONDAY ATE RNOON, JUNEane
SEVENTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK II
Hill.
Lots Al A. As and SO. each lot fronting SO feet on
Heating avenue.
Lots 5S 81. 49, 81, 20 and Il. These lots front on
Gales .enue and all Of them being of subdivision of
part of Heating Farm.
Terms: One-third cash. balance one and two wears:
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed of
trust on premises Conveyancing &c. at purchasers
Terms TO be compiled with in ten days. otherwise
right reserved to resell at risk and cost of deaulting
purchaser.
These lots are rapidly enhancing In value and being
easy OF access should command the attention Of
BUYERS.
my31-d DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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BROS. Aucnoneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSE NO. 11O2 VIRGINIA AVENUE
SOUTHWEST, OPPOsITETHEsMITHS
GROUNDS
By virtue of deed of trust, dated April 18th, ssA
1883, and duly recorded in Liber No. O37 folio Eii
302 ct seq; one Of the land records of the Dis &s2
thereby secured the undersigned trustees will sell
public auction, in front of the premises, SATUR-
DAY THE FIFTH DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1886 at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot numbered nineteen 19)
original lot numbered seven 50 IN square numbered
Washington District OF Columbia, together with Inn
provements OH said lot, consisting of substantial
dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: Onethrd OF the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal notes andtwo
years with interest from day of sale at six
per annum, interest to be paid semiannuafly to be
secured by first deed Of trust the premises sOld
or all the purchase money may be paid In cash. the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit of 500 must be
made at the time of sale Upon failure comply with
the terms of sale within ten days after sale resale
Will be had after five days public notice. the risk
and cost of the defautng purchaser Alconveyancing
and recording at the purchasers cost.
WILLIAM w. BOARMAN,l r.,...
my25-d&ds GEORGE c. BOARMAN, ! AfuS'eeS'
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Alexandria Affairs
Reported for THE EvENINa SrAR


DEATH.-Mr. Edward Davis diea last night
at the house OF Mr.. :. Lindsay, has son-lII-i4w
on South Royal street Mr.. DAVIS lcarIIu a he
shoe business, but has iOr "A long Time been en-
gagged as Waterman and constable. lie MaS Iof
several years one of the ciIy coustaolcs under
the old police system, anu OF iaIc HAS 3ucn q
faithful messenger ana Waterman AT Iilc flrsl
National bank. lie was duty all " eInes-
day night, but was paraly Ped pn ais rctarn
home yesterday. lie had not completed nis
13d year al the time OF iiis death.
NOTES.-The owners oi dogs are now coming
up alter licenses Oh some 800 dogs only
about loo have SO lar Decn licensta The
new relief truck viii reach here from the
mandatory at seneca Fails, y. A., ola the 4 It
oI July, and IL IL possible IL viii be paraucd
through town on the 4Iu "a Jgly.-lhe mayor
at his last court lined samuel Jackson, culoTed,
20 Tor dtsOrdcriy cOnuucl.-lBG revival at
Trinity, NJ. L., church ~ drawing numbers
nightly ~ thai church. Rev. M. hendrick Is
assisting Rev. John Edwards, the la>Jor-
Policeman Thomas Hayes IL sIck.-sSoIne rs
merchants on the business streets have agreed
10 close at O'CLOCK during the summer OnIlis.
Judge Meade has maze sla DrdCr directing
that the neat grand jury term the corpora
ton court shall begin next AiOnusy instead of
the second Monday OF July.-Iapt Roberts
has been appointed Waterman at the First M
tional bank, vice Edward DAVIS, deceased.
Mr.W. >. Bisseil,o one oI the board of visitors of
West Point, arrived there yesterday 10 attend
the examinations.
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House Business.
A CONFERENCE OF THE CHAIRMEN OF CON
MITTFFS TO-DAY

MITTEES TODAY.
A meeting of chairmen of the House COM
mittees was held in the Speakers room this
afternoon to arrange the order In which the
public measures now on the House cal
endar shall be called up for action.
After some discussion of the present
condition of the business of the House. the
meeting authorized the Speaker to appoint a
subcommittee OF six others beside himself to
assemble next Tuesday night and arrange an
order of business
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STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
- NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. 3 co.
New York, Southampton. Bremen. The fast Ex-
press steamers OF this Company sail every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, landing passengers in South
ampton In less than eight days New York These
steamers celebrated for their speed the COM
fort afforded passengers
E F. DROOP, 925 Pennsylvania ave.,
ap1O-11w Washington d, c.
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~ o II B N A + o N 8.

u n I N Alto N 8.
COMBINATIONS" AND THEY ARE OF EVERY
SORT AND EVERY CHARACTER
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE ANY KIND OF A
PURCHASE YOU EXPECT THE ARTICLE TO
HAVE A COMBINATION OF QUALITIES IF
THE COMBINATION EMBRACES STYLE, DURA-
BILITY AND PRICE IN SUCH PROPORTIONS
AS To PLEASE YOU. YOU LOOK NO FURTHER.
NOW. THIS Is THE COMBINATION WHICH
WE CLAIM FOR OUR READY-MADE SPRING
AND SUMMER CLoTHING-A CLAIM BASED
UPON LARGE EXPERIENCE AND PRETTY
GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT Is GOING ON
AROUND US
OUR EXPERIENCE ENABLES Us. WE THINK,
TO KNOW WHAT CONSTITUTES GOOD STYLE
AND GOOD QUALITY. AND OBSERVATION
CONvINCES US (AND WILL YOU THAT OUR
PRICES ARE BELOW OUR COMPETITORS IN
SAME CLASS OF GOODS.
RECENT PURCHASES FROM ONE OF THE
LARGEST AND BEST NEW YORK MANUFAc-
TURERs (wHo FOUND HIMSELF Over
LoADED'D AT FROM s1.50 TO $3.50 A SUIT
LESS THAN HE SOLD SAME GOODS THREE
WEEKS AGO. ENABLE Us TO MAKE SPECIAL
PRICES ON SEVERAL LINES OF NEW AND
VERY STYLISH SACK AND CUTAwAY SUITS
IN LIGHTWEIGHT CASHMERE
ENTIRELY NEW PATTERNS OF YOUNG
MEMS AND BOYS SUITS. ALSO, SOME VERY
LIGHTWEIGHT SMALL BOYS SUITS (sHoRT
PLAIN GRAY CHEvIoTs AND FLANNELA
4. h BARNUM q CO.
Ies ss1 PENN. AVE
w 11LEr & L1BBEY.
COR 9TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
HAVE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS
AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS
And - you zee our Yard and Warerooms handy
place to get anything you want In the building line,
and you avoid the trouble OF running about make
purchases Of various material.
We have the reputation u selling low on every
thing. besides furnshing fstciass material. and pro
pose 70 keep u mp
WILLIE LfBbRY.
Lumber. sash. DoorA Blinds and Hardware Msr
ehauta
mhsl Cor. eth srsst and New York ave NV
so 10 GEO s WALLER FOR MONUMENTAT,
NJ Granite Work; best facilities In Washington FOR
such work Once and Yard !O2 70 70S North Capitol
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LEBANON, TENN, June Aim Baxter, col
ored was hanged at 1882 this morning for the
murder OF Mrs. Lane, an old lady, on Septem.
Der 9th last. His last utterances were: al did
not kill Mrs. Lane; dat's de Gods truf.' His
neck was not broken. He died in fifteen min.
uteS.
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General Foreign News.
A CARETAKER SHOT NEAR KILLARNEY.
DUBLIN, June 4.-Richard Tangney, a care.
taker, was shot dead last night at Killarney.
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Capitol Topics.


PETITIONS FOR A FEDERAL CODE OF PRO-
CEDURE.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Edmunds presented
petitions from Justice Miller, of the Supreme
Court, and other United States judges and dis
trict attorneys for the establishment of fede-
state and territory to aid in its pre-
paration by appointing one or more
to advise ,, With the
making the federal code acceptable to Congress
and the legislatures of states and territories,
and also 10 its voluntary adoption by each Of
them, thus securing one uniform legal practice
in all the federal, state and territorial courts.
Referred to the judiciary committee.
THE CHINESE INDEMNITY BILL
AT o'clock the Senate took up the Chinese
would soon be disposed OF, and then the consul
lar and diplomatic bill should be resumed.
WANTS CONGRESS TO INVESTIGATE
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Mcpherson present
ed memorial from ]. R Haskell, of New York,
stating that at his instance the 4sth Congress
manufacture of q multicharge gum and testing
same;" that petitioner has made application
to the proper authorities to have the will
charge gun manufactured, and for authority to
proceed with the work, and the application has
been refused. He prays that Congress win in
order of Congress, Is not carried out Referred
to military committee.
THE IRVING BUST FoR CENTRAL PARK
The Treasury department has authorized the
free entry of o bronze bust Of Washington
Irving, with pedestal Of hammered copper,
to Ss CITY Ss Of New YORK or srecson a Css
Park.
RELEASE OF THE SEIZED SPANISH ScHooN.
ERs.-The Acting Secretary OF the Treasury to-
day telegraphed the collector Of customs at
Key West, Fla, TO release the Spanish schoon-
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DuNcANsoN BROS, Aucts. myS IS
NUNCANsoN BROS, Aucnoneera.

n
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPER.
TY ON SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE, Be
TMEEM FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS SOUTHEAST, A ID ON FIJI
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH CAR
OLINA AVENUE ANE STREET SOUTH
EAST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF . deed Of trust. duly recorded inAnn
Iibef No 80 folio 126, one of the land records
q the District Of Colnmbia, WIN cell 10 front off,.
OF JUNE, A D. 1886, at SIX O'CLOCK r. NJ. all
those pieces or parcels OF ground and premises known
and described the ground plan plat Of the city Of
Washington. in tho District Of Columbia. and known
LOTS TEN (lO). THIRTEEN (18J AND FOUR
TEEN Ga, IN SQUIRE 0Nk THOUSAND
togseher with al the improveInentAwsyn easeznents
rights privileges and appuTtenAnce1 70 the same BE-
longing Of in anywtse arpersaining
years notes. to bear tnteEee, and to he secured by
dsed Of sus on premises sold Al casas II option
al purcAaeor depOsit 81 e100 required ON each lot
g llme Of ssie Conysysncane, e.. Ct Purcnssers
oo rsale at risk and cost Of efhult1ng purchaser
sfter Ave dnY public notice Of such resa,e ~ some
iaNupoper publ Skod In Washington, D. G.
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There was no news to-day at the working
mems headquarters. The members OF the
various organizations appear 10 be- waiting TO
see what Will be done at the meeting of carpen-
tiers tomorrow night, when the question OF
compromising on nine hours. a. PROPOSED by
the eight hour bosses. will be settled.
The Plumbers continue To run thelr appren-
uce school during the lockout and have located
II In the Carroll Institute building, ON street.
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Chicago Markets,
The District i'm Congress
TO DpOTrc1, WANNA nrDrS


Mr.. Evarts, in the Senate to-day, presented a
petition from Elizabeth Bee VOORHEES, and fifty
tion to protect young girls from seduction in
the District. Referred to the District COM
mittee.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY on 18TH STREET. Be

q,
PROVED PROPERTY on 18TH STREET, Be
TWEEN AND STREETS NV.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of e.s4
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause 1
No. SeS2, Docket 20, will offer Tor sale on ILL
FRIDAY, ELEVENTH day of JUNE, A. ID. 1850,
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, IN front of the premises
los eight ~, nine t0 ten (1O) and eleven I'll in
three hundred and five (3O6 in the city OF Washing
ton In the District of Columbia, recorded in the
surveyors office of said district. Each Of these lots
front twenty-one feet six INCHES 81 # 6 in and
improved by 2-story brick and one 2story frame
building.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree Onethrd
of the purchase money In cash. the remand in six
twelve end eighteen months from day of sale the
whole to bear interest from day Of SAFE, de-
ferred to be secured by deed of the
premises sold or all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit of 500 required on each lot at
time Of SALE Conveyancing. DC. purchasers COST
Terms to be complied with in ten days from day
OF sale; otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
resell the property in default the risk and cost of
the defaung purchaser alter five days puplic adver
tisement OF such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, D. C.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 4.-virginia skies. con-
solidated, 81, with July coupon pastdue coupons,
641: d.. ten-fOrttes 30Aa do threes 64s; North
Carolina SKIES DID, Is bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. June 4.-Cotton steady-mid-
ding 9ls Flour steady and Quiet-Howard street
do family go city mills super, 5Oa3 w; do.
extra, 325a4. co. do Rio brands 45Oa4 as: psco
family, 5l5; do. superlative patent, $50. Wheat
southern steady and hrm western higher and active;
southern. red, S4ao6 do. amber, SSa9O: No l
Maryland S4l1aS51: No. western winter red, spot,
S31aaS4: July. S4asaS512: August S5AaS5la. Corn
southern higher ior white; yellow lower: western
yellow. 42laa43la western mixed, spot, 43l4 a43as:
June. 431sa43as; July, 43as bid August 44l4 bid;
steamer, 4Oa4O1s. Oats lower and dull-southern.
35a4O; western WI te, 36a39 western mixed. 34a35:
Pennsylvania. 35a4O Rye quiet and lower. 6oa7O.
Hay easier and dull-prime to choice western,
0.OOa135O. Provisions higher and fairly active
Mess pork. 9.5OalO.O0. Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed, 51a6l2 BacOn-shoulders 81:
clear rib Sides 4; hams. 11aI2 Lard-refined, IL
Butter dul-western, packed, 1Oal3 creamery. l6alS
Eggs quiet 1l12al2. Petroleum nominally steady
refined. 4 Conee steady-Rio cargoes, ordinary to
nominal. 9a4alO. Whisky firm, LlSa1. 90 Freights
to Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotOn, 1364d; -four
Is; grain easier, AID. Receipts-four, 939 barrels
wheat, $500 bushels: corn. 10000 bushels: OATS
$500 bushels; rye, LOO bushels. Shipments-four
4l6 barrels. Sales-wheat. $4,000 bushels: corn
As 400 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 4. HOO am.-The activity in
wheat speculation still continues July wheat opened
large clears" TO cover shot up quickly 79l is
now quoted at 19. with August commanding only IL
premium Corn-July, 1884, Oats-yuly "a BIG.
POrk-July. S57laaS 60 Lard-Juy, COPY.
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Close OF the X. or L. Convention.
THE MEETING CONES TO A HARMONIOUS CLOSE


THE MEETING CONES TO HARMONIOUS CLOSE
AETER ISSUING SEVERAL ADDRESSES.
The general Assembly OF the knights OF Labor,
which has been In session at Cleveland 10 days,
adjourned at s o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The last session was q veritable love feast, and
every member who had:saic anything against
any other member extended the hand OF fellow
ship. The last act Of the assembly was the Is
suing OF an address upon the state Of the orcer
on the relations with trades unions. The trade
unionists are said not 20 Be satisned with the
address. The address also denies that the Home
Club was engaged ia plotting against the well
fare Of the order, and saying thai the very best
Of feeling prevailed among all the delegates.
An address was also Issued 20 the grangers,
complimentlng them and asking their aid. The
address ON TIE state OF the order reiterates the
objects Of the organization, and states that IL
hss been thought BEST, before nnaiiy deciding
on an agreementa - 70 The exact relations which
shall exist between Knights Of Labor and
trades unions to appoint committee Of con-
lerenoe 70 meet . similar committee 70 be ap-
pointed by any national or international trades
union which may desire TO confer with the
Knights upon the settiement Of any difficulty
that may occur between the membon Of the
several oegAni1at&onA
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The COurrS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Hewitt ag:. Filbert; Davis Sewing
Machine company agt. Rothwell ct al, and
Schillenger agt. Crawford; mandates OF SUI
preme Court OF the U. s. nled. Nickerson agt
Nickerson; bill dismissed. U. Is. agt. Battle
Minor; on hearingl
PROBATE COURT-Jadge James,
To-day, estate Of w. p. Copeland; bond of
administrator d. b. n. mpleted. Estate of ID.
Herzog; E. b. Hay qualified administrator
Estate of John +. Kendall; final notice appoint
ing July ID for settlement. Estate OF Samuel
A. Appold; order appointing Z. b.
Hay administrator. Viii OF Jane Z.
Joy nled, proven and admitted TO
probate. Alex. Mckerecher appointed
guardian of his children; bond 5000. Estate of
Jane e. Joy, will proven; admitted to probate
and record. Estate OF A. II. Stephens; will adj
mitted to record and letters issued TO Jas R. Rog-
ers; bond 5000. David Ferguson was appointed
guardian TO his infant children; bond $4,000.
Estate of Arthur Foster: petition of nephew
for letters TO issue 70 j. ID. Croissant and order
OF publication. In re-, Rosa e. Tobin; letters
issued to John johnson as guardian revoked
and case referred to register Estate OF Marie c.
Linton; will admitted to probate and letters
issued 10 w. Linton-bond, $4,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening and 300 p m. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire TO II. H. Dodge. o39 18th street: