Chester A. Arthur Betid. A Year of Suffering Exhausts the System, and the Ex-President Sueoumbs to the Inevitable, Expiring Unexpectedly. NEW YORK, NOV. 18.—Ex-President Chester A. Arthur died at 5 o'clock this morning at his residence, No. 123 Lexington aveuue. He had been ailing for some time from a complication of principally kidney affection. He had spent the summer at a watering plac and it was supposed that this had strengthened somewhat his enfeebled constitution. His,death was unexpect ed, it not being supposed outside of his house that ha was in any immediate danger. As soon as the news of his death was announced many flags were placed at half-mast on public and pri vate buildiugs. A stroke of cerebral apoplexy, sudden, but not wholly unex pected by his physicians, terminated Mr. Arthur's life. The stroke came in his sleep during Tuesday night and he did not rally thereafter. For hours be fore the end came he was unconscious to his surroundings. His son and daughter, his sister, his former law partner, Sherman W. Kueyals, and his closest friend, Surrogate Rollins were at his bedside. The funeral will take place on Saturday at 9a. m., from the Church of Heavenly Rest, on Fifth Av enue. The Rev. Dr. Parker Morgan will officiate. Mr. Arthur was not a member of any church, but his wife formerly attended that church. The remains will be interred in Albany Ru ral Cemetery in the family plot. James C. Reed, Private Secretary to late ex-President Arthur, received all the callers at the house of the Arthur's, 123 Lexiugton Avenue, to-day. The family of the dead ex-Fresideut, con sisting of his sou, Chester A. Arthur, Jr., his daucrhter, Ellen H. Arthur,and his sisters, Mrs. McElroy and Mrs.Caw, denying themselves to all callers. They remain in an apartment on the second floor of the house and here they receive dispatches conveying expressions of sympathy from relatives and near friends, but none are given to the pub lic. The News at Washington. Expressions of Regret and Sym pathy—President Cleve land's Condolence. WASHINGTON, NOV. 18.—The news of ex-President Arthur's death spread rapidly and was received w T ith expres sion of regret by every one. President Cleveland received a telegram about 9 o'clock from Mr. Arthur's private sec retary announcing the death. The President was very much shocked and at once sent the following telegram ol sympathy to Mrs. McElroy. the ex- President's sister : "Accept my heartfelt sympathy in your heartfelt grief and the expression of my sorrow for the death of oue who was my kind and considerate friend. The people of the country will siucertly mourn the loss of a citiaen who served them well in their highest trust and won their affection by an exhibition of the best traits of true American char acter." All the members of the Cabinet upon hearing the news proceeded to the White House to confer with the Presi dent as to the proper course to pursue. It was agreed to issue an executiye or der announcing the death of the ex President, and directing the govern ment buildings to be draped in mourn ing for a period of thirty days, and that business be suspended 011 the day of the funeral. The President and several members of the cabinet will leave here Friday night for New York to atteud the fun eral of ex-Presiceut Arthur. Senators Thurman,Edmunds., Logan, Allison, Butler, Cameron, Yoorliees, Miller, Vest, Gorman, Ilawley and Jones, will attend the funeral on behalf of the Senate. . English sparrows kill birds smaller and weaker than themselves. Inventors are turning their attention to devices for distributing oil upon the water in storms at sea. Railroad companies are, as a rule,re sponsible for injury to stock along theii tracks, wheu these are not fenced in. The jubilee or fiftieth year of the reign of Queen Victoria will be celebra ted by an industrial exhibition at New castle-on-Tyne in 1887. The German government factory is turning out large number of a new re peating rifles, which, it is claimed,will excel any single gun ever made. Try packing a few bunches of grapes in bran or sawdust. If sound and packed carefully, each bunch separate, they will keep till midwiQter or later, if the children don't find them. The Chicago board of education has just fitted up and opened workshops in connection with the high school for the purpose of affording such high school pupds as desit it a course of manual training, and this as a part of the public school system. Dr. Schweinfurth has addressed to all Europeans, especially physiciaps, residing in Egypt an inquiry as to whether, so far as they are aware, fam ilies of northern origin settling in E* gvpt do or do not die out within three generations. It is said that if the silk reeling ma chinery now being tried at Washing ton works successfully it will put $50.- 000,000 a year more into the pockets of farmers. 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