Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-20

BALTIMORE, Mn. May 2O-YirEna skies, con-
ss7s .a de- ie nj F IS Did today. w. " ~
BALTIMORE. NIL, May ZO.-Cotton dulI-mfd-
sf DUH aS see' sna sais
tonally higher southern red. s4as8 southern amber
red. spot. sos. June, s5laas6; August. s5isass.
dT aad hsavS quiet and
western spot S Nae aS l ksGs aS June
s sSat July s4 Oats quiet and steady
mixed; sssss; Pennsylvania, 4oa4a Rye trm 72a73
da
to Liverpool per steamer quiet and steady-cottOn
Wheat 500 bushels, se4S 81
bushels: oats 1000 business: rye, 100 bushels Snip
sales-wheat. 10000 bushels corn. $4,000 6ushsia
Chicago Mark cts.
CHICAGO ILL., May 90, pnl.--Wheat stronger
Corn steady-cssh, s5i; june: sS: iSiv s G.ss
ss,eady-Cash 2Sia; June 2s4s: July. 27A. Rye, 90
Lard steady Cash, go June. $50 July. S55a5Ss1s
Whisky. LILO.
AGENT MCGILLYcUDDY RETIREs.-The Sec.
rotary ofthe Interior has received the following
telegram from Indian Agent McGrlycuddy, at
Pine Ridge agency, Dakota: "Presuminy that
the action of the department in causing my
suspension is final, would request my success
sor be instructed to receipt for aud take charge
of public property, &c" Instructions to this
effect were sent to-day by Acting Commissioner
Upshaw to Capt. Bell, y. s. A. who has been
ordered to Pine Ridge to take charge Of the
agency.
SERGEANT MAJOR EDWARD DUNN, who for
the past twenty-five years has been In the
marine corps, and was for Q long time the ser
geant major of the corps, has BEEN at his own
request, placed on the retired list Of the CORPS
Coz. Mctawley. In letter announcing Major
Dunns retirement, gives him u letter highly
commencing him for his services.
ARMY ORDERs.-1st Lieut.. John :. Dourher.
ty having been found incapacitated for active
duty, has been granted leave until further Or
ders. 1st Lieut. F. w. Mansfield having been
appointed adjutant Of that regiment to take
Leavenworth, Kansas t. Fort SulIy, Dakota,
The leave of I'd Lieut. James r. e. Wilcox, 7th
cavalry, is extended two months.
NAVAL ORDKRs.-Lteut. Com. Geo, T. Ide
has been ordered to the Alliance as executive
officer. Ensign Jas. B. Cahoon has been OF.
dered to the receiving ship Minnesota.
PURSUING THE APACHEs.-A telegram was
received at the War department this morning
from Gen. Miles dated Fort Huachuca, May
Is, stating that Lieut. Brown, troop, Ath cav.
airy, struck the Indians Sunday evening 18th
Indians then turned westward again. Are
being followed by Lawton's and HatHeid's COM
mands. Were near Santa Barbara and Buena
Vista yesterday, (Mondayl
ANTHONY BUcHLY's WILL CoNsrRuEp.-To-
day In the Equity Court, in the case Of ST. Johns
construction Of the win Of the late Anthony
Buchly, Judge Merrick made decree directing
that bequest OF *l.625 TO the complainants
t 6s paid over to the trustees, Messrs w b.
the court was whether the complainant wes en-
titled to this sum now or was IL TO wait TIN the
nnal distribution, the sister OF the deceased
having life interest In the estate. The court
decided that the sister did not have an estats
In this sum and made the order for its payment.
RANGE or THE THERNonsrrR.-Thes follow.
Ing were the readings ct the signal once to-day:
8 a. m, %; IA M. 60s IL q. M, g.; D M.
90. Maximum, 90; minimum, Sc.
RoBBERrEs REPoRTED.-Last night thieves
entered the residence Of the Rev. DR.. Addison,
210 g street northwest. and carried OF Q quaint
lily Of provisions valued Ut gas. Moses MSdroy,
GlenwOod road, reports stolen or strAyod hon
bis pasture dark bay marc valued q SlOO
franklin d CO., 1927 PeunsylvanlA evenuo, n.
port stolen nom show case In fro0t 81 eoofo two
pairs q opera glasses valued q go. Ja4es
Lee, 2Ol6 3Sth street, reports the l6rcpny OF Q
riding saddle worth S6. Benjamin. Moore re-
ports that his hen roost hss been robbed Of
the larceny of tbUr hens end sixsoeo en-