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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
C. Mackey to W. N. Morrison. sub q, block Z,
Trinidad; s.. B. NJ. Kennou TO .. 4. Hassan.
Tudor Place; -. d. I. Hsssan to b. W. Has
san ct al, same property; g.. W. g. Scha:hirs
to W, E. Merrill, parts 245 and GAG, 70. SIS; g..
American s. 4 7. Co. to Jas. Crozie., subs 70 to
81, Long Meadows; 81 1925. Mary D. Bradleyt
Wallace c. Stratt0n. sub 2l6, 90. 362; g. Jas
+. Arnold to G. F. supper, sub Z, AS sub
Unioutown; $500. C. D. DrRke ct 81. to A.
GUIDE, lot 2, Belleview; 81, 817.8S. Marcia G..
Danforth, part 81. G. BIS sub Pleasant Plains;
$4,000. y. +. Leighton ct ii. to Emma r. Glib
bous, lot z, block q, Brookland; 1915. NJ &.
Curtis to 0. G. Rupert, 1.29 acres Of sunny
side; SS45. C. W. Hutchinson to Jas F. Darft
lot los, Lanier Heights; g. Elizabeth Allen
to Robert o. Holtzmxn. sub south 4 10, So.
266; g.. Geo. H. Hammond to Joseph b.
Greenwell, subs and 8, 80. l0l2; e.. Adolf
plus ID. McDevits to Michael Beicher, sub l25,
Sd. Gal; g. Emma +. Howe to Lettie E.
Rauterberg, sub II, 50. 1922 e.. Horace W.
Eaton to Emma Rannsy, sub A, sq.10lI; e.
John r. Brown ct al. to VIM. Baum, part sub
80, So. III; 8. Ben HELEN to Enstace ]. Col
lett, sub So, 50. 1893; e.. Susan T. Fry to Edgar
p. Berry ct al, lot 10, Berry l. Ery's sub Of
The Slip" Georgetown; e.. H. CAB. Bonn.
ford to Z. ]. Bomford, undivided interest in
'.Bonfords Acre." e.. Jos. C. johnson 10
Chas. j. Osborne, lot 8, Marylands sub 50.
202; s.. Michael Belcher to Dennis McDevitt.
lot LIS, Bauer sub So. GIL; s.. Sarah E. Mar.
tin ct al to John N Walker, pit. lot g. res. "Bi'
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New DREss Goops ARRIVING DA11r.

New DREss Goops ARRIVING DAILY.
We wish to call the particular stteEtlon
Of Gust and the public sen-
eraiy to NEW STOCK Of FINE
AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
which we are daily opening. comprising
beautiful line Of Bedford Cords anda
complete assostmen. CT New : al Goods
Of the Newest styles. and at popu.ac
Irces.
COMPLETE STOCK OF MOURN
ING GOODS OF the lest makes in.-
ported
In fact. We can show you one Of tho
handsonest lines of FINE DRESS MA
IERIALs TO he found in this market
AL marked in plain ns ares at the lowest pricsa.
ONE PRICE ONLY
W. NJ SINISTER sons
sees sls Pa AVE
h.IEs.s u.ssazlRs. kfSDiG { IASpS5 tiiaT: .''
apso-tr I'll etL ST. NV
NATURES REMEDY FOR
KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES.
ESPECIALLY
DIABETES AND BRIGHI's DISEASE
II regard BETHESDA Water the best in the
harriet" Hon. GEO R. DAVIS.
Director General Worlds Fair.
Sold In Sealed u Gail. Bottles Only.
se1-soln .. b. MAGkUDEE, Ags.. 14l7 n. 2. ave.
DAIPITA1IOS OF THE HEART NERVOUS
Il ness. treEnbltngA. nervous headache, cold hands
and fcet in the back relieved By Carters Little
II ERyAND. EN9RAVER AND LITAOGKAPHER
N l0l2 Penn ave- NV.
Waiting cards prinsed from plate. 75c per 100 ocl
A RrIsTiC FINE PoRTkAITs-PERsoNALA AT.
n tsntion gfvsn TO all sitsinxs Large studio for
groupx Low pr.ces Have your Photos done st NJ
ave. sel1-3m
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ALEX lNDEIA.
THE GRAVES sroRE rrRoLAnY.


When the store OF SIR. W I. Graves on Fair
fax and Franklin streets was robbed list sum
mer AL except one Of the four burglars es-
capped. This one. who gave his name as John
Clarke, aud said he came from Staunson Va,
has been in tail since his arrest and be will
leave next week 90 serve four years In .he Rich
rnond peaitentiary, having ON yesterday plead
guilty CT the crime and received his sentence.
CONTESTED cssE.
Henry Engleharlt having been convicted Of
selliue liquor on Sunday aud fined. was arre sted
short time ago. and on yesterday wa com
mitted to jal by Judge Norton for nun-pay-
ment o. his tine. The validity OF tie lev which
CAV. the city cont jurisdiction OF his case ID
denied. and the question viii b. carried up 10
. higher court on appeal
coIPoRh1IoS Court.
The corporation court still continues its
scssion- The grand jury has brought in indict-
mems sgainss Frpnt Brown. Henry Cheshire
and Charles jackson FOR ROBBERY. On
tie probate SIDE ~ tbs court c. Z. Riggs
las been appointed administrator to the estate
Of benjamin sh,eye ard the will of Emau ael
Jones hts been admitted TO probate. Az the
city sergeant is relative Of Geo. s. smith, for
whose hturder Jefferson Phillips viii DC called
to snswer OF THURSDAY. l. c. 0Nvsl was APP
pointed crier OF the court for this term.
NOTES.
A number Of Washington Good Templars
visited this city last evening and participated
In pleasant entertainment given by Talisman
Lodge of that order.
Leafs Gunalng of Washington has pur-
chased three frame dwellings Eith lots on Co
lCmp.a street between Wythe and Montgomery
etrees..
Tie city council tonight will resume lite reg
oi6r Sc. ions, which have been suspended since
LAST JUL.
Cniertaker wLeatley, charged with burying
body without a permit, was discharged by
the mayor this morning, it Appearing to have
been case OF necessity.
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United States Supreme Court Cases.


Cases were assigned in the United states Su-
preme Court for hearing on the 9th Of Novem-
Der next as follows: No. 6-Original. Ex parte:
In the matter of Thomas Henry Cooper. petit
toner. No. 5S-The schooner Sylvia Handy,
&C., ct al, appellants, agt. the United States
No. 7-Original. Elk parte: In the matter Of
John l.. Rapier, petitioner. No. g. Original.
Ex parte: In the matter Of George W. Dupre,
petitioner. No. 9-Original. Ex parte: In the
matter Of George W. Dupre petitioner. No.
644-Jhs people of the state Of New York ex
rel. Edward Amman, plaintiff in error, agt. An
drew Walsh. police justice, &c. ct al. No. 9S7-
Tho United States, appellant agt the Des
No. 9S3-The Pacific Express Company. appel
liant. agt James NJ. Seibert, state auditor, &c.,
ct al. No. 1826-Charles Counselman, appel
liant, agt Frank Hitchcock, us. marshal, &c.
No. The Iron Silver Mining Company plain
tiff In error. agt. the Mike and Starr Gold and
Silver Mining Company. No. 3-The Iron Sill
YER Mining Company, plaintiff in error, agt.
the Nike and Starr Gold and Silver Mining
Company. No. John L. Sullivan ct al,
plaintiffs in error, agt. the Iron Silver Mining
Company. No. 1049-Rob't NJ. Boyd ct al, APP
pellants, agt. the United States ct al. No. 1880
Charles Sternbach ct al, appellants, agt. the
United States. No. 1052-Marshal Field 4 Co.,
appellants agt. John NJ. Clark, &c. No. 1861
The United States, appellants, agt. BalIin,
Joseph Co. No. l024-The Louisville Water
Company, plaintiff in error, against VIM.
Clark, sheriff &c. John Bassett Moore Of Wash
ington, DC; Percy Werner of st. Louis, Mo-;
Lyman R. Critchfeld Of Wooster, Ohio, were
admitted to practice. The day call for October
49,; Nos. 4, 8, 10, IA, Is, l6, Is, 10, ~ and %.
Adjourned.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
The Stock Market, After Tri1ing F1uctua-
lions, Relapsed Into Duliness.

The Stock Market, After Trifling Fluctua-
tions, Relapsed Into Duliness.
New YORK, Oct. 13.-The stock market opened
with moderate volume of business this morn
ing and with prices fairly steady, though gen.
orally slightly lower than last evening. In the
early dealings considerable weakness developed
and further slight losses were recorded. After
1890 the weakness disappeared and prices
strengthened under the lead of Chicago gas,
sugar trust, Atchison. ST. Paul. Burlington. Rock
leland and Louisville and Nashville. Sugar
trust and Rock Island advanced 1sss apd per
cent, respectively, and the remainder Of the
list Is to q per cent. After II O'Clock the mar
ket became dull and prices fell OF under the
lead OK Louisville and Nashville. the latter
dropping per cent. Atnoon prices were ir-
regularly changed from those current yester-
day, and at this writing q p. ND the market il
dull
The sales for the morning amounted to only
126. 800 shares.
Money, per cent; exchange s.esdy; posted
rates, 1901 for go days and 4s4 for demand;
actual rates, 4793. aud 40 for GO days and
4S3 and 1881. for demand. Governments steady;
currency Is, Ill bid; As, coupon, 1161S bid; e1-
tended Is, registered, 100 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

Meeting OF Railway superintendent.
The annual meeting OF the American Society
Of Railroad Superiutendents opened at the
Hotel Brunswick in New York yesterday morn
ing. A large number Of superintsndents Of
railroads and railway divisions were present
The amendments to the constitution Of the
society, introduced at the last session, wore
adopted. -
The nominating committee was appointed to
second vice presidents and the members
OF the executive committee. willard A.
Smith will read q paper on ''Railroad History
and plans for Representing transportation in
terests ct the Worlds Fair" a paper will also
Train Service" A highly prosperous state Of
affairs Of the society 10 reported b the sscre-
tary. .r %
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RAN THROUGH SEVERE STORMS.
Stories Told by Steamships Arriving at New
York Today.


New YORK, Oct i3.-The story Of incoming
vessels this morning is a repetition Of yester-
days story. Chief among the Atlantic liners
to put into port this morning was the Guion
line steamer Alaska She was overdue thirty
six hours.
The purser Of the Alaska said: 1--WE had an
awful stormy time, but weathered through all
right From last Sunday week, when we left
Queenstown, until yesterday morning we had
nothing but strong westerly gales We had
no accidents on board TO amount
to anything. The assistant purser's arm is in
u sling from sprain he received during one OF
the gales That is all. There was considerable
suffering both among cabin passengers and
Storage from seasickness. The Alaska was in
no way injured by her stormy journey.
In addition to a great many cabin pas sengers
she had 434 In the Storage"
The steamer Polynesia Of the Hamburg
American line arrived safely this morning. She
was two days overdue. Capt. Francis log is a
record of storms squalls and unusually heavy
seas. All on board were safe and we'll on ar
rival.
The Slavonia, from Hamburg, also arrived in
port. She had 2S3 immigrants On board.
There are now several liners overdue, but it
IL probable that they will reach port all right.
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THE COURTS.

Cousr IN GENERAL TEnM-Chief Justice Bing-
han, and Judges Goa and James.
Today-Butler agt, Joyce; set for 21st in
slant. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany agt. Gill ct al; appointment Of appraisers
announced. American Cloak and Suit Com.
pany agt. Isadore Saks; hearing resumed.
EQUITY CoUur-Juige Coz.
Today-Smith agt. Evans; appearance Of abb
sent defendant ordered. Tyler agt. Sullivan;
pro confesso agt. defendant granted. Benjamin
agt. Fitzgerald; sale finally ratified and refer
ence to Special Auditor Darlington ordered.
In re Emma G. c. Abbott, John Smith. alias
Patrick Murphy, and George G. Talbert, al
legged lunatics; writ de lunatico inquirendo
ordered to issue.
CIRCUIT COURT Judge Hdgner.
observation-disclosures agt Kitch ct al; verdict
and Judgment for plaintiff. Hensey agt. Mason;
motion for a new trial fled.
TodayWalter agt Saltzstein; verdict for
appellee for S27. Walter agt Hummer ct a.,
and Walter agt. Dickson; judgments by de-
fault Matthews agt Hswley; jury trial
waived.
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Washington Stock Exchsn~c.

sales--Pegular cail-l2 O'Clock M: washington
Gas Convertible IS, sl6o at 1880 Metropolitan Rail
road, 10 at lG24. Pennsylvania Telephone, Is at Is;
50 at Is. After cail-Captol and North o Street
Railroad, so at %.
Government Bonds-u. 8: IS, registered, 1907,
IIsk bid, III asked. U. $. Is, coupons, 1901,
1loH bid, III asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-aO-year fund, G.,
ise2. gold, l01 bid, asked: Water stock, Is, cur
rency 1901, 100 bid, asked s0year fund, g. gold,
1902, IFS bid, asked. Water stock, Is, 1908, cur
rency, 121 bid, - asked. s.6Ss, 1924 fund, cur
rency; lls bid. 10 asked sHs, reg. a-ios 1885,
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington and George
town Railroad io-ao, es los bid. loo asked. Wash
1917 lid, - asked. Washington and Georgetown
Assoeiasion, S, zoos los BID. - asked washington
Sa a Ss%pan %asnn ss s M.rsss ny
imp g. ma ~ 1,., BID IL asked Amersaa
loO bid, = asked Washington Light infantry ed
Is, W bid. 1903 asked. Washington Gas
ngt5n Gas e COMPANY ~ series B. g. ,ss bid,
- asked Washington Gas Company Convert
Bile Is, 1907, $50 bid, - asked. Lexington Hail.
Potomac Telephone LIST mortgage IS, 100 bid,
LOG asked Capitol and North y Street Railroad
Is, mortgage IS. los bid, ilek asked Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible g. iaO bid, 1870 asked. U. ..
Electric Light, con. IS, ITO bid. us asked
National Bank srocks-BanE OF " aahington. 40
bio, 4so asked sank of Republic, go bid. -
500 BID, - asked Second. rs bid. - asked.
Farmers and Mechanics, 40 bid. asked
Citizens 10 bid. ISIS asked. Columbia. $50 bid 16o
Did. IO3 asked. Traders. ll2 bid. 10 asked lin
cCln, 80 bid, 1885 asked.
Railroad StocksWashington and Georgetown,
2o1 bid, 40 asked Metropolitan, 100 bid. 1l0
asked. Columbia, 81 bid, - asked. Capitol and
North Street. % old, ~ asked. lexington and
Soldiers Home, = bid, Is as-.eL. GeorgeIoS and
feuieytown, 81 bid. IS asked. Rock Creek. 100
bid. - asked.
INSURANCE Stocks-Firenens. 50 bic. % asked
Franklin, 50 bid, - asked. Metropolitan. So bid. -
asked National Uncn, IS bid. Il asked. Aring-
ton, 1l5 Did, - asked Corcoran, So bid, - asked.
Columbia, lJ4 bid, IN asked GermaI-Ameri-
can, $50 BID, 100 asked Potomac, IS bid, 90
asked Riggs bid, asked. Peoples, "a Did,
asked Lincoln, 81 bid, 5A asked Com.
mercai, A. bid. - asked.
Title Insurance Stocks--Real Estate Title, 121
bid, 1888 asked Columbia Title, ca bid, 81 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W Washington Gas,
"a bid, 43s asked Geo. getown Gas, ~ bid Asked.
L. s. Electric Light, ',4s bid. l6o asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvanis rs bid asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, = bid, s. asked. Ameri-
can Graphophore, bid, asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-N ashtngt0n Market COM
pany, l5 Did, 81 asked Great Falls Ice COMPANY,
$50 bid, ISL asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, y bid,
l asked. Lincoln Hail, - bid, 100 asked
safe Depot and Trus. Companies - Washing
ton safe Deposit Company, liz bid, asked
Washington Loan and Trust Company, 94h
bid. 81 asked American security aud Truss
Company, 1O6 bid. liz asked
afvfaaoA
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A Partnernhiu euft.

John Pfeging, by N. +. Chamblin, has en-
tered suit against Marie F. Seltz for $4,000
damages, alleging that on tho Goth Of Febru-
airy, 1891, he did at the special instance and
request of the defendant agree to undertake
the establishment Of q merchant tailoring busi-
ness at l016 Connecticut avenue, this city, under
the name OF the Fifth Avenue Tailoring
Co.." the plaintiff to be manager and
the defendants to furnish place In which to
conduct the business. furnish the stock and
pay all expenses, the profits to be equally d.
vided- He alleges that in furtherance Of said
agreement be did, on the 1st Of March, 1891,
duties, bpt that on the 9th Of July, 1891, the
Defendant without any cause on the part of
the plaintiff. took absolute possession of said
bustness-snd has since continued 70 run the
same in his lthe defendsnts) own interest and
profit, ignoring the plaintiffs rights therein
and refuses TO comply with his promise or ac-
count 10 the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
ROCKyILLE NEw6.
Jurors Drawn for the November Term-Ao-
ttvity In Real Estate Mattets
Correspondence Of The Evening dsac


uvity In Real Estate MatterA
Correspondence Of The Evening star.
ROCKVILLE, Oct. ~, 1891.
Judge John T. viuson TO-DAY drew the fol-
loving names 81 ,ersons a. sot.a 40 ;,,ror. a.
AZ" o =. pel.on' " o.te - !uioi. ~
county: John E. Buck, VIM. T. Allnut, James
c. Ware, Henry c. Hickerson, Mahlun T. Lewis.
Washington d. Water. rdwar,, n IA.vendan.
nv W., PHI - -.
rei' VIM !" oeaii' fieo a. lawson, oamusi
hemsourS, Charles NJ. WILLIAMS, VIM. W.
Astlin, John A. Steele, Charles T. Windham,
Samuel B. Hauey. Wesley Carroll. John H
Harris Same, u porsh.- tn n w..
C-..':.,' 60, ,..,,. "a
ireaer'ck e'aoieI' Wiiiie Carr, Amos L. hol-
land, James H. Ofutt, George r Rice, Ohio
Pen; pow Tboro,,J Pill r., 4 Iu.;.a.-
John T. Isntlev Robert w ahsrt cho.iss
Snates Jobn Smhrn.e cramants Rarnrs n
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
IN REGARD TO @ STREET.


permit was recently requested Of the Com
raissioners to excayate for vault purposes in
front of l407 G street northwest. In reporting
upon it Capt. Rossel says: 1T seems probable
that in the near future it will be found neces-
sary to widen tho roadway OF G street to fifty
i've feet, and think 1t wise that ali permits for
vaults should be gwen with this in VIEW" Tho
Commissioners are of the same mind as Capt.
Rossell and have approved his recommeEda-
ton.
MIGHT wArcHMAN RECOMMENDED
In reporting upon the request Of the Citizens
Association of Anacostia that Navy place be
graded and regulated and that night watchnen
be placed at the B. and o. h. r crossing
at that place Capt. Rcssell says: THE
street can only be graded and regulated by
special appropriation. The matter OF tLs
proper care of the railroad grade
crossings in the District OF Columbia is one
in which and many others have reported fire.
quently. do not think it possible to take too
may precautions for the safety Of the citizens,
and would recommend that the railroad COM
pany be requested to put night watchman on
duty there
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sEx. dividend.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct 1s-Flour steady, unchange l
receipts, 7,sss barrels: shipments, $50 barrels;
sales, l,l4o barrels. Wheat nrm-No. red,
spot, 1.c5al.o5h; october, 1.G5ai.o5A; Decem-
Der, Loss, af.0s4; steamer, No. q red, I00LaI.o-
receipts s.,4ol bushels; stock. 1902 aol bushels;
sales, 100000 bushels Southern wheat, 1rm-
Fultz, 1.ooa1.os; Lonsperry, 1.o2alos. Corn nrm--
mixed, spot, ts asked: year, 6i*a5lzs; January,
Ahaslss; February, SIX; March, sx-receipts,
$3.50 bushels; stock. 1895 bushels. Southern corn
nrui-whte 1}a72 yellow. 7iai2. Oats quiet and
steady-No. white western, 36a36N; No. mixed
western, S5aS4-receIpts LOOT bushels; stock, 2ol,
345 bushels. Rye steady TO hrm-No. 2. 93H AN
receipts 1913 bushels stock. yO265I bushels. Hay
easier-gOod TO choice timothy, t40cai5.oo. Grain
freights steady, unchanged. Cotton nominal
middling, So. Provisions nrm, unchanged But
ter aciive-crcamery, fancy, 2Saso; do. fair to
choice, 25a21; do. imitation, 2la24; ladle fancy,
Isaac; good to choice, l5alT; ore-packed, l4al7.
Eggs, steady-23. Coffee steady-Rio cargoes,
fair, 1917; No. :, 1SA. Sugar nrm-granuIated,
AZ. Copper steady, unchanged. Whisky-1.26a
La. Peanuts, unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Oct l3.-virginia threes. e4sass
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 1O2 bid, 10sH Asked
Northern Central stock. 10 asked; Baltimore and
Ohio southwestern nrsts, lOoh asked do. second
incomes, 20; do third incomes, bid; Consolidated
gas stocks, Is bid, 20 asked.
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New York'a Electrocutton Law.

The New York eiectrocution law came before
the Supreme Court again today on a
motion made by Attorney General Taber
OF New York to dismiss, affirm or ad-
vance the cases Of Charles McEivaine and
Nieolo Trezza, condemned murderers, who are
waiting death by the electrical current. Judge
McComb of New York den led a writ OF habeas
corpus in the cases of the two men
and from this decision an appeal
was granted to tine Supreme Court.
In his brief Of the case filed in the Supreme
Court MIR. Curtis, counsel for McElvaine,
that the PIE cse ~ ~ on ,sctroontinn ION
prohibiting the publication OF the
details OF an execution Is a restraint OF the
liberty Of the press granted ty the Constitu-
ton, and that, therefore, the law is unconsti-
tional The court took mir. Taber's motion
under adyisement
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@ y o @ a US
6 2 z 1T II U 8 3,

A LITTLE MEDIciNE OF THE RIGHT KIND.
n ts-sn - the r.<ft yiure, Is invaluable Thar
Hs-ns s%rt<rs Lssis ivcr t'ls ard .a@e t'ieii now
tux USE Oh AS6osIURA DiTfERs EXcITEs
= fs 1btsfsis s- sests re or<zDs IN order
Dr. q y d alLCEi.r = SONS. sole i1Is niiacturers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
I'd EDITION.
STOLEN FROM PENNA.
Gov. Pattison Arraigns State Of
foials for Dishonesty.
STORIES OF 4 ROUGH PASSAGE.
Meaning of M. de Giers' Visit to
Italy.
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
STORIES OF A ROUGH PASSAGE.
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
PENNsYLvANIA.s STOLEN FUNDS.

Gov. Pattison Tells the Senate why
State Officers Should lie Investigated.
HARRrsBuRo, Pa, Oct. l3.--The senate met
in extra session at noon today. In his message
the governor reviews the arrest and conviction
of Philadelphias treasurer, John Bardsley, for
the unlawful::use Of city and state funds.
The governor mentions cases where it ap-
pears as though Auditor General McCamant,
State Treasurer Boyer and Cashier Livsey
had conniyed with Bardsley to -defraud the
state out Of large sums of money, and closes
by saying: al submit this summary OF
the facts touching the administration of these
two departments, admitted and testified to by
their chief officers before a joint committee Of
the Legislature, in order that the senate may dc,
termine the action appropriate in the premises
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DIED.

s:e5 :. M. Srs sE ShSE HzakISeToS, sss IA .: -
Snss G0 N ss Al AT e6sssS q :I
tesntL street northwest, Thursday ct O'Clock n
MeKENSA, o. Monday, oesobsr Il. lsel. q $50
year Of his age.
May he rest In peace. Amen.
Funeral vtn take place Tuesday. 3 o'clock p.n-.
from tine resacace Of his brother. Q ssrsss norsSr
MooRE. On Tuesday morning. octob.r Is, lsol.
e O'Clock. after q short illnsss. MARGAkET z
Tansrs from sss sons rsssdeno., "a Tssd a.,.
northeast. THURSDAY afternoon ct O'Clock Fr'.eas
MURPHY. On Monday. October le. ss 80 o,o,ock.
PATklCk A.. eeloved son Of renrt and Ellen Me-
phI: sssd tssnty- .s y.r -
Requiem msss q 81. Psuis Church.
x So1ss .s. ssss..a SssSs .. r No. Rs
sssd twenty three yesn and thsss lnentha.
Nay she rest in p-sce. Amsn-
Church where sil 5. ssad ier ID. repe.. q -
family .rs resr:cs sH invited % sss.nd, WAS
Q'pEA- On Monday. October IL. 1851. MARy Z
s,tsnd be. fansss from 6sf iss. r..dsnss KS i.ssts
p s:.s i : s: ssss
sls i: III -. 30 I'd IL.
. sa.ICHA .sSs,Sss Hsss.s, oesss. Y lse.. p
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Sentenced for Assaulx.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this
morning Robt Reed, a colored man, was given
sentence Of eleven months aud twenty-nine
days on plea OF guilty of assault Reed was
indicted for an assault with intent to kill Els
worth Dorsey on July q by stabbing him with
a knife in the breast. The defendant COM
planned that Dorsey had struck his sister and
he told him not to do it, and when he replied
he would do it If he thought proper he cut him.
Assistant District Attorney Clagett said be re-
GREETED he had accepted the plea, but perhaps
It was too late to take it back. The court said
that when deadly weapons were used the SEN
tence would not be light one, and he imposed
the maximum under the plea.