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TO BE NOMINATED FOR REAR ADMIRAL.
1t Is understood that the President will, in a
few days, send 10 the:Senate the nomination OF
Commodore NJ 4. TruXlun 10 be "A rear admiral
HIS Is one OF the most unusual cases in the
history of the navy. lie was entitled TO the
promotion from the 18th OF February was ex-
aninei and passed, and WAS nom mated by
Tue fresldeut The nomination MAS not taken
up In the senate until the day before ne WAS
% years Of age, aud by objection To its con-
sfiefatlon 10y Senator Malone, IL WAS laid over,
ahd the next day the retirement % Commodore
IruXtun went into effect. The Official notifi-
catIon vi MS retirement with the rank OF COM
mouore Was made out IL the Navy apartment,
out, IL Is claimed, was never delivered To Com
mouOre IruXtuu. since then a strong effort
uas oeen male 10 secure Tor him = reIns tate
ment AS rear admiral from the 1911 of teuru-
AIRY. Pending u decision ia the matter all sub
se9uent naval promotions which would be
affected 10y his Reinstatement nave been hung
up. III Is understood tnat the question whether
the failure Oh the Senate 10 act upon Conmu-
Core IruXtuns nomination TO be q rear add
miral Vitiated his right 10 that rank was re-
feIred To the Attorney General aud that he
decided that he Was legally entitled To the pro-
motion. In view vi this decision il Is expected
that the President Will renoinlnate him W DC "A
rear admiral.
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Excursions and Picuics.

The Plumbers Apprentices union promise
their frleuus plenty Of Iun on their excursion ~
River View on Monday
The steamer Thompson will take an excursion
to Indian head on SUNDAY, lea,in. her wharf
al p. IN.
- The Mary Washington, leaving her wharf at
$50 TINS evening, Will take excursion To
PROT Proctor 5 dancing school reunion al River
View.
The E!diidge select excursions to Luray and
Natural Bridge Will be continued through July
Marshall nall may be reached every day by
the Corcoran, winch leaves her wharf at 40 a.
IN. On Sunday the Corcoran makes two trips
10 Marshall Hall, at 10 "a. IN. and 2::Su u. IA
The Arrowsmith goes TO the Hall Saturday
evenings.
The grand Knights OF Pythias excursion to
Toronto, Via atkins Glen and Niagara Falls
viii leave the b. and L. depot at y O'Clock this
evening.
The swift and commodious steamer Jane
Moseley makes daily trips 10 the flyorite re.
sort, Lower Cedar Point, leaving her wharf at
y "a. IN.
The steamer Arrowsmith will take an excur.
sion TO Colonial Beach Tomorrow, leaving her
wharf at $50 "a. IN. and returning at $50 D. IN
Ihe second and last \. VI. {. a. excursion Will
go down the river on the Corcorau Friday eve
ming, July 10th.
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Geronimo Wounded.
HIS SON SAID To HAVE SUCCEEDED HIM T.
COMMAND OF THE INDIANS

HIS SON SAID To HAVE SUCCEEDED Rim IN
COMMAND OF THE INDIANS
telegram received at Tombstone A T.
from Fort Bowie announces that five hosiIles
have surrendered at THAI place. The prisoners
state that Geronimo IL severely wounded aud
is now In the Sierra Madres. HE son has cnarge
OF the hosties. The Indians are apparently
struggling back to this side OF the line A couple
vi days ago a band OF six crossed the rail r, al
west OF Benson, going north. Near the same
place The carcass OF a horse which they hHd
Killed anu mOccasln tracks were found. oet-
Tiers lear repetition VI the recent outr.aes.
The Indians 50 lar have contented themselves
with killing cattle for food.
courier arrived al Tom bstone last evening
direct from Lawlons command. which lea
three da! ago. Lawton MAS then about thirty
miles south ot CaInpas. Sonora. The COMMAND
Was then In good condition and spints, with
plenty OF prov lslons, aud has followed Tue trail
ne Indians are now broken up into small par
ties. The command found two A americans mao
had been Killed by the Apaches. The co4nm,. ii
hau endured great hardsaiIs from LACK ioOd
anu water. All the mountains Ina thai section
nave been burned OF And There 10 no Srass.
Regarding Lhe IL tat between the Apaci4es and
MeAicans, when the Peck girl Iecapid., u,
scout who talked with IA captive .ay. That
thlrtytwo MeAicans were engaged IN the fsht
ana onl. I'VE Apacnes-fOur bucks aud 4 le
squaw. The MeAicans ran away ana LETT thelg
dead on the held. Iney were buried 10y Jaw
TON when ile came up next day.
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PRorArr CouRr-yvts, you,,

fkOBATE NOtkTDyIi6e James.
Yesterday, estate of sarah L. Copeland order
fixing rate of commission. Estate OF Rebecca
ii. Young: order amending order directing the
sale of certain certificates. Estate of Mary e.
Mcdonnell, order fixing July 30 for Tlnal settle.
ment Estate OF John ii. Mclaren: appear
ance OF b. Randall Webb entered a. counsel
for I. q. Mclsaren. administrator I'm Maine. Es-
tate OF Micheal Heating; ekecutrix authorized
a. transfer to herself certain bonds. Estate II
w. ID. Fuller; petition OF counsel for framing
OF Issues TO be sent To the circuit court Tor trial.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e RdgHer.
Yesterday. Bank of the Republic agL Hume
& Cleary; motion for new trial and I'm arrest
To strike out demurrer and tor iudg ment grant
ed. Matthews agL Booker Barbour; motion
10 strike out demurrer and Judgment granted.
Eastward agt. Beiord; Judgment 10y default
Daniel q Son agL Bartlett; Judgment ~ de.
fault
To-day. Dove agt BARLEY: death of defend.
ant suggested. krlder agt. BrechG ludgme nt
by default Fairbanks & Go. AZ Walker, do.
Main & Go. agt. Bonefant: return OF marshal
quashed. Hewitt agL Tyler: demurrer Ia pleas
sustained with leave 10 plead. Nezina sst-
Anglo American Insurance Co; motion over
ruled; leave 10 file bond: Doyle agt fur-
shynski;Tuouon oNerruled. kean sgt Ncsuade;
Judgment affirmed. Term extended three
weeks 10 settle bills of exceptions.
koUtTN CoURr-JHdge Jdmsa
Yesterday Gather AIT Gather; order accept.
Ing oner and confirming sale nisi. Miller at
Murtagh; sale OF east hall OF reservation ID Ma
Gated. balloon agL Harper, commission Ia
take testimony in Spring held, Mass ordered &c
issue. Watkins agt ronpkins ct al; appear
ance OF absent defendant ordered. Coie agL
Cole; sale confirmed nna!Iy. Peterson asL Fe
teIson, appearance oI absent defendant or
dered.
Police CoURr-y.doe Shell
Yesterday, Thomas b. White. assault; So OF
10 days. George Corbn. larceny; 90 days auc
restitution; appeal noted. william CALVERT
do; 10 days IN delauIt OF restitution. Edward
foweli, colored. perjury; grand jury. kichaTc
Dillon, assault collateral forIrited. Peter
Comes, do; 90 or Is days. William Pryor.
threats, personal recos nlxance.
Iiannlls Ia
appeal noted. Alice " ade, profanity; IS or
days.
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DISTRICT DAY NEXT WEEK.
Monday is District day in the House. Mr..
Hemphill has returned from South Caroline
and will act al chairman Of the District CON-
mittee. No special order OF business has been
decided upon. The Traction railroad bill will
oe the first thing in order, as unfinished bust
ness. Mr.. Heard, who was In charge Of the
bill, Is not In the city, 30 Mr.. Hemphill will
probably take charge and try to dispose of 1t
as quickly as possible. A compromise
has been reached concerning the compromise
school bill, and 1t will probably be the next In
oroer There was some opposition to this bill
on account OF the amendment put on by the
mlttee, directing that the superintendent of the
district public schools shall be nominated
~ the school board authorized by the
bill. 1t has been decided to sacrifice this
provision rather than to jeopardize the whole
DILL The bill regulating bonds OF executors Is
another which Mr.. Hemphill Is anxious to pass.
II VIII probably go through without opposition.
another bill Is to enable foreign administrators,
other Is to regulate steam engineering in the
District. Other District bills on the calendar
are: 70 further protect persons and pro-
Perty from fire; for the relief of Francis
missions of the Methodist Protestant church
10 hold property in the District OF Columbia;
10 amend an act entitled "An act to incorporate
the National Sale Deposit company OF Wash
lngton in the District of Columbia" approved
January -. 1867; and bills to exempt from
taxation Louise Home, Corcoran Art Gallery,
and Young Mems Christian Association build
ing.
1t is expected that the rest of next week will
De occupied in the House by the consideration
oil, the Northern Pacific and other land grant
forfeiture bills, and the fertilization bill.
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RATES DE- On 10Y sn sss at ESQ
Bates. aged dive months and twenty days
Funeral private. baltimore Sai. please copy.l .
BOGGs In Guayaqull. Ecuador, south America,
Engineer " BRESroN BoaUs. Us g., ssSss
son OF tne late Pay director Brenton Bosg.. \
fourth year OF nls age. 40
CLEMENls On July 8. 1885 at z Am, LIzZlE
Funeral viii take place from lwsnty1hird street
Uniop Wesley church. on SUNDAY. July llth, q two
tend .
COLBERT Little MARY CATHERINE COL
ooloeri july = 1855. ssss nine months ANA tw.aS
Thy VIII BE- done on earth - ish In Heaven
Suffer little children TO come me, and forbid
them not. Tor Of such Is The klngdom OF Heaven
Funeral from her late residence 2l3 Twelfih strsse
northeast, SUNDAY, July Ia, al three clock y. n.
attend. .
COLE On Friday evening, July 9th. 1855 ANNE
1lth instant
81 . sss sr , e:
Thomas J. DurAnI.
Nneteenh street northwest, SATURDAY. July IUth e
= IA aStsrlnent ~ YAK AiA srisnds are requested
GooCH. At Washington Grove, LIE BLOND Bur
DEIT GoOCH ini.ut son Of Charles J. and Annie 4
Funeral Monday nom No $50 Q street northwest
HAYNES. NrA ELIzABETH u. HAYNES. 6
ss isss IN -. year Of lei .Ss
ranea ~ at N; sunday 1Siy ai.h, moI .ne rss-
west Friends OF The family are invited 70 ssssnd
HHPfhk. On July 7th, lseS. st pm ANNIE
HUPFEk, aged hftscn years And seven nlouthA
kunorHi VIII lake place rom ler residence No
400 street northwest on sunday, July lith. ~ p
N. 2s
MAGEE Saturday morning. July 10. isss. Of
par slyss. PEIEk AA0Ek. OF Salem. Va
WEYRICH On Thursday, July sth. ls00. ai 3
pm, JOSEPH WkYklCH, 81 q native OF GERMANY,
but for the last forty-six years resident this CITY,
in his seveDty-nrth year Baltimore papers please
Funeral from his late residence 1900 corner Sew.
enth spd streets northwest, Rom thence 20 Immac
ulate Conception Church. sunday, july Ith at 4
O'Clock. ksAlvss aud friends respectfully inyired
70 attend 2s
WHEELOCK. In this city. Friday morning, July
8, 1854 Ia the nfy-ninlh year of has sfs GEORGE
WhkkLoCk. birthpisce, Warner. n. H Bvour
Vile, y. j. papers please copy
Fupersl services viii take place from his late rcd
6risnds invitsd
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PROPOSALS.

I1kOPO-AI&> fOR FUEL
u Off IcE OF TIE SUPPLEMENTARY STATE.
NAVY AND WAR DEPARTAEST BUILDING.
WASHINGTON July .. 1855
Sealed Proposals In duplicate, for Coal aud Weed.
snClOsu Ann addressed to III" Superintendent the
81, VIZ and Navy Department Building III te
- go a tlIis ONCE until TWELVE q. LOCK NJ
- "a Z HDAf, JULY IwENTI-FUURTH last,
Ls with Iel Bamey:
,SJU TONS TX White r,,r,ac. Goal
- tO4s !" nte Ash stove Coal
'Ahe ne right 20 order as much more of oil her
% st1Ne as NJ ay be required al the same price
- os OF The o-st quality free r.,t tii.,; or
- =, 80 -iit inspected D. Inspector al the
ses % - utiactoF and to be we..ned upon TIE
49,. ii4'i' sc@ltS IA The court yard
1oCO.ts, HioTe OF leSs Hickory Wood
iGs' more OF less. Spruce Pine Wooj
a. "1|o 10 oe ol ltc best quality
inspector al :he OF the conf 80 III
1901 Oh 10 D.. "a" Ell into three pies ,fI ,,,a
oIed after q Is ~awed delivered anu iiie@ls-
ne coal aud WOOL u be delivered 81 the State w.
she S~sS Depari isiit building Office for :. ib ~
t-ted aud stored III the aiIts by the p.rti. ~ 49,,
~ CONTRACT or cont acts HAY be asarued =, 800
sie. ana ~ such Quantities ast the couyenin.s 80, IN
u yart.Ecnt may require -'~e VA the
i.e FiSnt Ia reject and all bid, or In s,..,, 49,
,ol 81 any bid Is reserved, the slcce.s'i fiy
VII De required 10 furnish b. nd in ths ~
$3.50 - a 1afatss vi tie fiIhfuI 30 y.
~eSohli Al which may be awarded him vi
HENRY l. SNYDER
tyIn., Ihlef Engineer. L. :
superintendent.
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The Question Of Coast Defenses.
4 HALF MILLION APPROPRIATION TO MAKEEX
RERINRNTS

The House appropriations committee have de-
cided to report very novel fertilization bill. 1t
aggregates = little less than the bill last year,
but IL preliminary to a very large appropriation
for coast deienses. The total appropriation is
S62O,OOO OF this amount only Sloo. 900 Is
allowed for the repair OF existing Notifications
and $4,000 for torpedoes The rest-S5oo. 600
is To oe expended 10y "a comm issiou com posed
OF an army aud u navy officer and three civil
lans, one appointed by the President, one by
the President OF the senate anu one by the
Speaker vi the House. Ii will be the duty OF
tnis commission TO maze experiments, testing
aii sorts VI ordnance and Qualifications, and
Tious methods OF coast defense Tor the purpose
Vi making estimates and recommendations for
general stem OF Coast defense. upon which
Congress can act Heretofore the publication
OIL has merely provided Tor keeping up exist
Ing Qualifications. The needs OF better means
OF coast defense have been ackno wle lodged, but
IL mas been considered by tho appro prlaIions
com mittee that the efficiency OF no plan of de-
tense was sufficiently established TO warrant a
large expenditure OF money upon it, The purpose
OF Tile DIVISION in this bill 10 settle by sub
stan tliI tests, what method OF defense is likely
TO prove most efficient, with the view OF follow
Ing OUT Mr.. Tiiden's suggestions for u complete
System oil coast defenses. Ia fact il is consid-
ereo oCt Tue preliminary step towards the con-
sructlon OF extensive coast ueseIse, as advised
Ia Mr.. Iilden's letter.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
0n!the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
u S. 4l2s, 1891, coupon liza oil. 1l2 asked t..
;. 4l2s, 1891. registered liza bid, Il2 asked U.
) As. coupon, l.57s bid. I261s asked L. > As. reg
is9l, e"in. ll29s DID, 1l3.. asked. 5U-year fund.
com 1ia n 2 fund Ss 1so2 a cois s
It's bid: Washington Gas, ssh bid, ~ askyd.
Columbia lns I3ta bid. Potomac ms, 90 old. WASH
ington Market STOCK. 1895 bid Washington bricr
.ticne. IL b,u. National Metropolitan Bank, 1875
bid Second National Bank, l14l2 Did.
itie Insurance. lU5 bid. los asked Penu. Ie. Co.,
S.s3s 81
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Real Estate Sales.

Van H. Higgins has sold to Charlotte ]. and
Ann Phillips Pile, tor $1,000, tho house No. 4
COOKIES row, on Stoddart street, West WASH
ington. Jas. M. Varnum has sold to Louis de
Sibourg, for 1880, residence "a feet front
On the east side of 18th street, between and X
streets. Charles S. Bradley has sold to D. w.
Patterson, tor -, 1872. so, a lot 6Ox213 feet on
+. Morris has sold to Charles NJ Barrick for
1000, house II y feet front on the west aide
OF 10Th street, between Caroline and streets
Elizabeth w. Latlmer has sold to David w
Brown, for S2,3S9.24, two lots 51xS9 feet and
52xSO feet at the northeast corner of 10th and
streets southeast; also, lots 64x142, 84x13O
street, between 18TH and 10th streets south
east; also, a lot 62x13O feet and three lots
62xl91 feet each ON the west side of 10th
mas sold TO John II. Mclean, for 81, $50. 60 ali
the above lots In square 1112. and in addition
Two lots 62x191 feet eacn on 18th street
r ~ j. Fisher q Co. have sold for Curtis j.
Hlllyer to Henry w. Barbour, for ST., $50 five
lots ON the west side OF 21st street, between
II and q streets, three lots, 23xl25 feet each
and two lots each % feet front and containing
2,13l and 2,444 square teet The price per
foot was $l.2o. A. Y. Stevens and j. s. Law
renee have sold TO Carl krumke, for 50 $50 lot
22XllO, on the north side OF street, between
sold to b. II. Warder, for $S,2OS. three lots
1S.24x1OO feet, on the southeast corner of 18th
and 1 streets jacob N: Kengla has sold to
John W. Thompson and George H. B. White,
trustees, for $4,000, part of Resurvey, on
Lucky Discovery, containing 1882 aores on
the west side of TenIey town road lust outside
OF Georgetown. VIM. c. Hill has sold to Alice
w. Craighead, lot containing 1850 feet, at
The northeast corner OF Euclid and University
Places, In Hills subdivision OF the Colum bia
college grounds. Lavinia q. Connolly, has sold
Sugenheimer has sold 10 J. Whit HERON. guar.
olan, sub lot %, in square 1923
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Horrible Accident to q Young Woman
HER HAIR CAUGHT IN REVOLVING SHAFT
AND HER SCALP TORN OFF.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Mary Malone q young
woman employed I'm the West End laundry at
$40 West Madison street, was the victim Of a
peculiarly horrible accident yesterday. In
some unaccountable manner her hair was
caught by revolving shaft and wound
around il until she was lifted from the
floor. She would undoubtedly have been
killed had not the strain been SO great as to
break her scalp, which was torn from her head.
The unfortunate girl suffered greatly and be-
came crazy. The scalp was sewed in its place
again, and may grow fast, but the physician MS
lear the girl may not recover her reason.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TGl0glanS to The Stal.
Mr.. Timo,hv He.lv Defeated.

LONDON. July 1O.-The tories and unionists
combined have beaten Mr.. Timothy Healy,
Parnellite, in South Londonderry, Mr.. Thomas
Lea, the unionist candidate, receiving 4,737
votes TO Mr.. Healy's 1929.
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M. De Lesseps Not Disheartened.
HE ONLY NEEDS $12O,OOO,OOO TO CoMPLETl
THE PANAMA CANAL.

PARIS July ION. de Lesseps has issued q
spirited circular to the shareholders in the
Panama canal company. In the document he
declares: "Despite all obstacles we shall march
on. The apparatus and machinery are all
ready. We only require $12O,OOO,OOO to com
piete the canal in 1889. We shall issue the de-
benturcs forthwith to enable France to COM
plete her peaceful conquest of the Isthmus OF
Panama."
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. @. NJ. Gilmore,
Sth cavalry, ordered TO san Antonio, Texas, for
duty un.er his appointment regimen
tai quartermaster. Captain Charles w.
Whippie, ordnance department, ordered
from Governors Island. New York har-
Dor, to East Lynn, Conn.,, to examine
the locality ior the erection OF a battery. The
following transfers in The first artillery are
made: LIST Lieut.. n. Ii. Merrill, from battery |
To hight battery l., and 1sL Lieut. John p. W is
ser, from Isnt battery h To battery L. Surgeon
Joseph r. Gibson, gran Jed three months leave.
Assistant surgeon h. X. Gardner, granted two
months leave Twenty i've recruits have been
ordered W the department Oh the Columbia for
the 14tn nlantry.
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SANE WHEN She TRANSFERRED TIE Pro
PERTY.-Yesterday the jury de lupatico inQuer-
endO in the case OF Matilda Cammack, which
has had several sessions, rendered verdict
finding that she was at present OF uus0und
mind, but ut the time she transferred certain
was valid.
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The Schooner Adams Released.
THE CANADIAN AUTHORITIES SUED BY he
OWNERS FOB SD 600 DAMAGks

WOULD GEN. HAYES Go TO CoNGREsss-A
Toledo, Ohio, special says: II Is understood that
while In this city recently ex-President K B.
Hayes expressed his willingness 10 be = candi-
daN TOR Congress ON the republican ticket The
ramon has caused much COMMENT
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~ AR kll.as.

DANIELS-DUVAL AT Baltimore, May % 1856.
by Rev. DIR. W. ]. Green, pastor "a VARY M. h Church
Mr.. w. =. DASlEl., and Mss ELIZABETH UU-
VAL, VI Washington.
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PROvIDENCE, r. l., July 1O.-At the Natick
mills 10 weavers are out on strike and 900
looms are idle, owing to dissatisfaction with re-
cent changes in part OF the mill tron. "fruit of
the LOOM to twill goods.
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THE C0CRf OF CBAINa
Senator Hoar to-day reported fsvorably from
the committee on claims bill providing that
whenever any bill shall be pending In either
house OF Congress for the payment of n claim
against the United States, or for "A grant, gift or
bounty 10 any person, the house in which the
Dill - pending may refer IL To the Court OF
Claims. which shall report the facts In the case
TO the house by which the claim was referred,
together with statement OF the amount, II
any, which should be allowed.
THE BArHoLpI STATUE.
The Senate committee on appropriations have
inserted paragraph In the sundry civil bill
appropristing $50. 500 for the Bartholdi statue.
The amount reduced by emitting the appro-
prtaston 10 entertain 500 guests; that Tor q new
wharf, that for arches and other minor matters
ANOTHER VETO.
The President this afternoon returned TO the
House Of Representatives without his approx al
the bill providing for the erection OF . public
building NJ Asheville, n. c.
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Kentucky militia has been ordered to More
head To arrest the participants in the Rowan
county feud. The troops VIII remain In Rowan
during the trial OF the blenders, protect the
court and keep the peace.
Second Lieut.. Alex. Brown, jr., has disap-
pedred from jackson Mich. lie had 81 OVO IA
ms possession, and bDul play Ia feared.
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ABANoURr TO Mr. RtrcHFp-Nr c,lp0

A BANQUET TO Mr.. BEECHER.-Mr GilIip rave
a banquet To the Kew. Henry Ward BeecLer i'm
London last evening. U. ). Minister Phelps
Justice j. Stanley Matthews, Consul General
Waller, DIR. Parker, the Rev. Mr.. Halves Canon
Fleming and a distinguished com l,any of Ell. ATTY
persons were present Mr.. Beecher who was in
nne health and spirits, made an eloq uent
speech, which was enthusiastically applaiIded.
Ioasts ~ Queen Victoria aud President Cleve-
land were proposed and responded TO. Mr.
Beecher Will deliver his nrst lecture at Exeter
bail on the 18th inst, the sulJect being -The
Reign OF the Common People" The applica.
ton for seats is enormols.
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The following are the openn; and 300 p. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day. reported by
special wire TO IL Ii. Dodge. $50 Is b street,
Name. / o. 3:OUb Name. O. I:i:UO
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THE JURY OF TWELVE.

This afternoon the counsel in tsrested appeared
before Judge Merrick, holding the Distric t
Court, and the District Attorney presented the
draft of an order directing the marshal to sum-
mons and empanel a jury Of twelve men to
inst, to appraise the property OF those VINO
have appealed. The provisions Of the order
were discussed by Messrs. Perry, ]. NJ. john
ston Z. Carlisle and others for the professionals.
the Judge stated that he would examine the
order and act on it on Monday.
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A SHOT IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIEs.-rn
the French chamber OF deputies yesterday a
man who IL supposed To be insane fired "A shot
| from = revolver. The bullet passed close 10 the
head of the president oI the chamber. The
man Was arrested. When questioned as TO his
motive he said ne wished to attract the atteu.
ton OF the public 10 his misery.