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n leading and perhaps the most popular no.
tel in New York has reduced its rates from
$500 to 800 per day, and announces a CORE, J.
bonding reduction in the price of extras. Now,
when is the Pullman palace car company 90
ing to reduce its rates? A traveller from
Washington to New York by night train,
who finds the occupancy Of a whole section
essential to good nights sleen, is compelled
TO pay, in addition 10 the regular rail rOai
fare, as much for the nine hours use of four
by six compartment as it costs to have spa
cious well furnished room in the hotel above
referred TO for twenty four hours, with three
or four square meals OF the first-ciaSs, thrown
in. The sleeping car charges have always
been OutrageOusly high, and now that the price
OF nearly everything else is being reduced, let
there be reduction there also
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To Correspondents,

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
BUSINESS Manager OF THE STAR, according to their
Venor, anu not to any individual name Otherwise
provoking delays may occur, on account of Alb
sence, etc.
Checks. etc, should In all cases be made payable
TO the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COhPASY,-not to that of any Individual.
h-AEcDymous communications not read: re-
1eeted Manuscripts not returned OF preserved
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The Star for the Summer,

Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR
sent to their address by mail, postage prepaid for
such period Of time they may DESIRE at the rate
OF 1b cents per week, 80 cents per month, 81 Is
for three months, g for six months.
Ee- The money 10 pay for the time reguired
must ia all cGSsS Gocomp 0ny the order. other
e1iSe the pTper casnOt he sent
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TINTED STATES 4 PER CENT.
~ BON S on hand, for immediate delivery.
Gold Skies, for sale.
3-65 BONDS Of ID. c., guaranteed by the United
SIAees Coupon or Registered, bought and sold.
Other InYessms nt Secsritesb bought on orders.
.. apg2-sr ~ - WATSON 4 o., Bankers.
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FOB RENT AND SALE.
DROPERTY FOR RENT,
l. BY &. o. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

ISSS New York ave. n. w. Is rooms, furn. $15C 90
siZ St. NV, rooms store and cellar 49,. IFS 90
eES IA. ave. W., 16 rooms. 100 90
$50 Penn. ave. NV, business house. 1900. 100 90
~. 18TH st. q. W., Is rooms, mod. inns 800. rs %
t9aS ioth st. NV, Is rooms, mod. imps.... Is 90
zig u ST. n. W., rooms, furniShed......... 70 o.
669 "a ave. n. W., IL rooms mod tmps.... IS 90
6S ST. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps. $4,000. IS 90
PIP "a ST. n. W., IL rooms. mod. imps. $500. 90 90
sSo 81. n.W., IL rooms, mod. imps. ...... 80 90
s 3D. a ST. NV, III rooms, mod. imps. 40 90
90 zUtn 81. q. w.. rooms furnished. ..... IS 90
Sia 9TH ST. n. W., 8 rooms, mod. imps......, IS 90
S SaS .tn ST. NV, Sro0ms. mod. imps. ..... IS 90
S2l 1th ST. NV, ROOMS, mod. imps. IS 90
I'D bn ST. n W., rooms, mod. imps. ....... S5 90
IoSo Stn ST. nv, 10 rooms. mod imps. 800. 80 90
n4 81, Ne, rooms and bath .........,.... so %
0U0 d ST. s.e., lO rooms, mod. tmpS........ 25 90
70 Isl 81. Sc, rooms. mod. impS ....... % 90
rs 4th st. Sc, 10 rooms mod imps. ...-.. SO 80
10 Nd. ave. s.w., 8 rooms, mod. fmps. 49,. Is 90
!EZ Mo ave. S. W., y rooms, mod. imps. % 90
Il9 Iarroll st. Sc, rooms, mod imps.... 20 90
III carroll st. Sc, rooms, Nod. imps.... 30 90
1913 New 1 OK ave. n. W.. store. IS 90
1873 new YORK ave. n. W.. store. ...,...... rs 90
1873 New ork avenue. store. 10 90
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS in eve y section Of the city ~
p Ices to suit the times, ard terms that will suit
ustomers. Call and see my list before purchasing
elsew here. augS-tr
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aug2 1y LEOPOLD RICHOLp. Pronri L
HARDWARE PARTNERSHIP
COVEREIGNS' COOPERATIVE As
- ISOLATION.
INCORPORATED MAY, 1877.
Main Store-10Z3 III street northwest.
Kendall Branch-7O1 III street northeast

INCORPORATED MAY, 1877.
Main Store-10Z3 7th street northwest.
Kendall Branch-701 II street northeast.
The Trdde-ticket, good for One Year, Is nOD
offered at One Dollar.
The above inCO: poraton seeks to secure for Gov
eminent Employees and other persons of limited
incomea the same low prices of the commodi;i of
trade hich are secured to the U. 8. Army by Its
Commissary Department., and to the Governm ont
employees In London by the Civil Service Supply
ASSOCIATION. Ii works capital contributed by
stockholders; unitAs large number Of purchasers;
buys, as nearly practicable Of first hands and in
large quantity; sells. for cash, unsdulterated goods
by honest wei ght and III asure, and divides net
prOnts among buyers. /. is mana-ei by Trustees
In the Interest Of buyers. Originally intended for
soVerelgns OF IndustIy exclusively It now extends
It's BENEFITS to all citizens who purchase it's Trade
tickets. The Trade-ticket gives to the holder and
MS FAMILY, ior one year the benef! Of dividends
spe. ial contracts made with merchants, manu-
1acturers and producers. Orders for goods, G. D.
u may be sent by postal card. For further in
jyZ7-lm j. III. ELLIOT Secretary,
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Acreage s'rorn Daily Circulation 0rer
1|,oOO-being "a much larger bona fide.
regular ana permanent circulation than
maj OF oil the other daily papers in the
city added together.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON WATCHES. Ola
~ MONDe. JEWELRY AND sILVERHARF
Ar. WALLACH'S q. Gate OF 3. Goldstein 90
Loan ana Commission Broker. l4l7 Pennsyiysnis
s'e"~e' ny11-u
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AiEDICAL. 81.

MEDICAL. &c.
=. 90 REWARD If DIX. BROTHERS FAILnN
u cure any case OF Female W eakness Irregularf.
~ ana INSTRUCTIONS; 30 years experience. Once
90 ~. s.W., opposite Smithsonian. Iy26 -2w'
DE-: BROWN has had great success in the treat.
TYRE DECAY, and all Diseases of a Private or
venereal Nature without the use Of Caiomel or
Charges reasonsbe once ieo nsss eeF6sr
18th n. W., Back Room, Hours-S To 10 A m :: =
to and to p. m. yiS- I'm.
pEGIsTER's LINIMENT
n - Cures rheumatism. Neuralgia, Headache and
G {as 80 Pennsylvania avenue, Agents
1oI W ashlEston. sp1b-m, W, I, GIN
MANHOOD RESTORED.
victim Of youthful imprudence, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, ETC.. having tried
In sat yam an1 every Known remedy has found simple
sufferers. Address j. H. REEVES
myA-eo1y&k 43 Chatham st.. N. Y.
SPECIAL NOTICK.-Dr. ROBERTsON can b.
y consulted every wednesday and SATURDAY 1t his
PM, on ali diseases Of the Urinsry orSans AND
ness, Esrvous pebiHty f@potsncy. Premssurs D. De-
9c al abasss In s
Al. ana syphilis a6isss
special practice endorsed BY tie issdins phssic.n,
ment for any Of the above diseases, Viii mo IL sc
ana = Mo N, mn
guaranteed In every case he undertaies win refer
bis patrons to any Of the leading phylicans Of Bal
same. Can or address - s6ovs, OF 70 10 South
SuraW street, bAltlmore mArD-N
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Now, that it is all over, there are indica-
lions that France is growing wrathy at the
late dOings at Berlin. The cutting smile
which represents France as one of two powers
which signed the treaty with a goose-quil1.
while four reSOrted 10 the vUlture, aud one to
the pigeon gives fair indie ItiOn of pubic
opinion on the matter; and the government
itself is represented as being in 40 amiable
mood. BeacOnstield depTecate any bad feel
ing, and can conceive no misfortune greater
than the arrangement of France" but France
is not eOnciliated, and wants Tunis or Rhodes
and SciO. III the ceSSiOn of either is obtained
Italy, the remaining goose" will begin again
to rend the air with cries for more territory.
France has been so thrifty with her dOmniOnS
reduced by the late war that she deserves a
territorial reward. In spite of the loss of
provinces and the expenses of military opera
fions, she IS s2l5,00,OO0 richer than in 1870
But II Is feared that the other nations will not
look at the matter in this light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-05

Tie issuing Of formal invitations to the In
ternatiOnal Monetary Conference calls at.en-
ton to this meeting, which is to be held at
Paris, August 10th. The main point to be
decided Is the ratio between silver and gold
u choice between two would seem to be Of
dered, the l514 to Of the Latin Union. and
the Is to of the American Union but both
ratios may be rejected, and an entirely new
one may be adopted. The scope of the powers
of the conference and extent to which other
monetary matters shall be discussed, will be
decided, doubtless, by that body itself after its
meeting. OF course the discussions of the
conference do not bind the nations repre-
scented. III this were the case, a much
smaller number OF representatives than the
congress is likely to contain would assemble
at Paris. AS it Is, all the powers Of first rate
Importance, except Germany, will be repre-
scented
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The ENENING STAR will be found on file al the
following places, where, a So advertisements and
SubScrip ions will I've received:-Henry F. Gillig Il
Co, 4is Strand, ChariHg Cross, London; Charles
Hsrtwick- 11S Boulevard Magenta, and n. Y.
Herald flee, 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris.
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L BY r. II. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building,
Corner of 9th and r streets.

Eoh KENT.
3-story Frick 2ols G ST., 10 rooms.
3stOry Hrlck. 1912 h st., 8rOOms
S-stOry Brick, lG1l l1th st rooms
Sstory Frame, 939 st., rooms
T. story Brick. 1uOt VI ass. ave-, IA rooms
2-stcry Frame, 1921 14th St, rooms
2 tory Frame, 1925 14th ST.. 8 rooms.
iteSe Houses :.te In gnoc repair, and have mod
err impr, sements Inquire OF JAMES w. BA &
fh llOo II Il. II. W. jv12-lm
EoR RENT-By T'.Oe J MYERS, Real Estate
Il Agent, 1915 ST NV.
3->fory Brick, 726 IL ST., IL rOOrns
SStoiy iran e, Slp 22t ST., mod in ps., 10 rooms.
3-story Biick, 41S Sd st. n. W., mod. 1mps., 10 rs
4 story Brick, 611 18th ST. NV, mod impS., 10 rs
2stOTy Brick, 1116 18th st. u W. mod. imps, Z rs
q room Brick, corner 18th and n SITS. q. W.
jy6-5~'
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL VIM. Z. BURFORD. 7O8 z street.
Three-StOry Brick Houses jOr Sale.
SPECIAL bargains are offered In two-story press
brick Houses with and rooms, and all modern
improvements: $3.50 or $500 cash balance In small
monthly pay ments or to suit purchaser,
For Rent.
!16l st., brick, Sr., mod. imps. ............. 15
!6tS Sorcorsn st.. brick, 6r................... ID
~ Ioth ST., frame q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ii
To LOANS 600 to loan, in one or two sums
VIM e. BURFORD,
leS Real Estate Broker, 70S st.
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To Advertisers,

Advertisers are requested TO send in their an =
noun cements as early In the day possible and in
all cases before LIZ CLOCK NJ. The Insertion in the
same day S issue OF those reaching the office after
that hour cannot be assured.
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THE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
491 Pennsylvania 4veNue.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE
THIS SIDE OF BOSTON.

Mr.. RichOld was recently in New York.
and though rather iate in the season. he 81 ~
purchased an immense line of SummerYWt
Goods, and at prices which must be great1
iIducement to his customers for they can
not get as good goods anywhere else at such CHEAP
rates. For the benefit of his patrons list OF prices
is given below:
GREAT INDICTMENT TO WHOLESALE
100 pair of Ladies' French Kid BUTT Front and
Circular Seam, Worked Button Hole at....S2 Is
100 Pair OF Ladies' French Goat Butt.n.
A Ian ge Lot OF Kid Button Boots, dit w
feTent Styles and Sizes, fruIn. J. 90 to 90
a good Foxed Button Cater at...... 25
7 an, Lasting Lace and Congress,
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO LARGELOT
OF LADIES' SLIPPERS.
French Heel Kid Slippers, all sizes from to5,
A Large Lot OF New port Ties, Button and w
Lace GOOD Quality l 90
D cases Ladies KID saudal slippers, first
Set ono Quality ..............,......... Is
10 Gases Ladies' Goat Slippers at ............ 30
Large Lot OF Misses ippeTs, ali Sizes
Large Lot Of Mems CATERS from ..... / ito 90
B!Ssen lot Of Mems Lasting GcSsre So u
Mems Buckle, Plain and three-seam Shoes
80 70
A Large Lot Of Boys Shoes in sizes from to
B, Lace and Congress, at..................... IS
Persons Pmr"hasing to the amount Of So or over
Wtu be presented 10Th n bottle If
French Dressing.
ON EVERY Article ADVERTISED.
WILL BE ALLOWED.
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TUE Latest PUBLICATION.

Around the WorlA4n the Yacht sunbeam. ~ IN
Mrs; Brassy; illustrated, % 80; The AtiAnne
w; Benjamin, III: IS. The Speaking Telsphons
and Talking Photograph, by g. b. Prescott mi.
ser, U:s: n; maps &C. Poers and BALLADS. b.
sxinturne; SECOND series n. -: A Legacy, by
tune; paper, Doc. Mag: A Story Of To-Day: usper'
soc. Miriams heritnge, by Alma Calder; papers
,esl HSr '1 seo x ana s,t,HSa.T o
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
lUR BOOK LIST FOR AUGUST.

BUCKS AND STATIONERY.
QUE BOOK LIST Fob AUGUST.
" ade on the Law OF n office - 40 IN
Res Adludicata and Stare Decisis y ~
American Reports. Volume re- - a %
W ells separate Property of Married Women 30
sam uel Johnson. Leslie Stephen ,.,.., *
The China Hunters Club, 20
Wesi Point Tic Tacs ,. '''''''''''' 4 20
90
Al me iaiest publications received promn.iv w
al, lis branches. IN
W. III. o. II. MORRISON.
NV BooKsKLLkHs AND STATIoskEs
40 Penn.
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LADIES' GOODS

LADIES GOODS.
BARGAINS
LADIES' SHOES.
Until september LIST shall allow dis--
count OF Id per cent. on all cash sales va
JAS. IL. VERMILYA
90 9th St., opp. Patent Once.
Ladies' BOTS and SHOES made to ordar ~
CIV. noLce. aug1-tr
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TIE NEWEST BOOKS,
ROOKs FOR SUMNER REa6fNG

Msks In London. By Augustus Hare.
remsquld, BY Mrs. Prentiss Papsr. II
By Ii. M Field. w ''o ooioou norns
From Egypt to Japan. By II. M. Field.
IL TuL.y. by Author OF Helen's Babies,
4 Year Worth Living. Nv w S Rater
+v,s-, VIM. BALLANTYNE a SON,
8Ao-u 4xS Seventh st. q, s6.
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"ANTED-By gentleman and wife sma!
w HOUSE, with modern conveniences, be-
I"een 9TH and 10Th Sts., and Pennsylvania avenue
ana ID ST. NV; rent no. to exceed S25, will buy
II very cheap. Address G. T. N, No. 929 8 h ST,
0
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Three Storu Rrfck Ho,,ses

:, issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month q bull
letn OF all property for sale and rent on INV hoots
which can be had on application at my once, or
will be sent BY mail II desired. -
Looms.
$4,000, 81 OOO, at per cent, aup3.tr
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WANTED-A HOUSE, in perfect order, OF s
w or rooms, msdern improve M ents and
centrally located. Address Post Office Box No IS
r1UOo
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TOBN PATCH, 500 10th st. NV, NJ to 10
= pm reports as to responsibility of people with
abstracts OF real estate and liens thereon Searches
for Chattel T usts, 81. Examines Titles. jy1l-lm.
A sTROLO&IST.-Ars. DR.. ELLIS. sos Penn.
IA sylvania avenue II you would know the trutl
consult the DIR. In al things Once hours from
am. 10 o. N. aplS-1v
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
FIFTH EDITION.
THE MICROPHoNE.

Since Edison commenced his wonder
full inventions, people who have read the
have heard of all kinds of
"phones" "phams" "Copes" and several
other names heretofore never thought
of. One of his numerous inventions is the
Microphone, used for the purpose of
transmitting sound in an increased
volume. AL hough the are numerous
telephones in use in this city there hiss
not been until wit in day or two a mi
crophone. The instrument now in use is
home invention having been construc-
ted by Mr.. Elwood Garrett.
1t consi is of an ordinary empty cigar
box, to one end of which Is tackled a
small p' ece of wood. This piece of wood
contains two ca bon socketos, holding be-
tween piece of ga, carbon. The gas car
bon is connected with small but weak
battery to which is attached wire con-
nection with telephone wire, running
from Mr.. CARROTS residence on WASH
ington street, below Sew nth to Smith 81
Painters drug store, corner of Seventh
and Market STREETS.
This morning Mr. Garrett placedhis small
gold watch upon the box, and connected
the wire.. Calling atlthe drug store the tick
ing OF the watch could be heard as plain
ly as though person were standing in
room listening to the ticking of an old
light day clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
The Electoral Fraud Iuvesti
CATION In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 22.-Before the
Potter subcommittee to-day, Julius
Green, Howard Thornton, and John
Legarde, colored men, formerly of West
Feliciana parish, testified that they had
made afiidavits before the returning board
When the atiidavits We're read to them
to-day they denied the most important
statements as TO intimidation each aver
ring that the ailidavits were not read to
them after being prepared.
In croSs-eXamInation by Gov. Cox,
Green admitted the correctness of sever
al important statements contained in his
affidavit. Col j. NJ. Thompson, chief
clerk of the custom house, produced a
roll of employees in the customs service
since Collector Kings appointment, but
would not swear that it was absolutely
correct. The object of calling for the
list, Mr.. Backbur stated, was to get the
name of particular individual, but he
did not think they were any nearer to it
than before, unless the list was absolute
ly correct.
j. N. Haggins. attorney, of New Or
leans, prepared the affi lavits in the GUS
tom-hou use in 1876, with Donald Sweasey,
In the duly prescri bed manner of making
up affidavits, by questioning witnesses
and taking their statements. Witness
honestly and fairly reduced to writing
the statements made by witnesses. They
were not influenced, to his knowledge, tC
make statements that were not true.
furnished list of witnesses that were
summoned for the Howe committee, in
Guiding those whose atfidavits / had pre-
pared.
l.. f. Banginon, supervisor of registra
ton in West Baton Rouge, sine,
the election employed in the custom
house, testified regarding conversation
with Weber, showing that Weber wa
afraid to return to West Felicana parisl
after the election; he also said he ha'
been told that Senator Alain (co!orct ha'
recsived two thousand dollars for havin
the names of sever Il electors omiite,
from republican tickets which were fui
nished to voters of the parish.
r Oscar Holt, of West Baton Rouge
member OF the Packard Legislature, tt,
, tifed that Alain furnished the tickt
! with the names OF sew raj electors omi
: ted, also that Banginon told witnes
Alain had received two thousand dollal
a for omitting the names.
: Governor Cox having pressing engag
I ments elsewhere saws he must leave III
city not later than Monday next, and b
hopes the committee will be able to clio,
their labors here by Saturday
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
Personal.

Gen. Buffers nephew, Colonel George
Fl. Butler, go on spree IN Washington
last. Friday and, taking a klepom lac
turn stole a:suit of clol hes. He was sent
To Jail. Colonel Butler is the husband of
Rose Eytinge, 1.-The actress, AMI is a very
talented gentleman.
There are umprs in New York that
James Gordon Bennett, ,familiarly known
as Jim Jam s." got into a game of
buccarat three weeks ago with a couple
If PsrIsian gambler and dropped $25.-
600 b lore the sea ce was thiolrh. The
same par les plucked Portuguese gem
t!ens hext day out of $ls,000 and de-
canped, as there were rumors Of cheating
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
THIRD EDITION.
BeacOnsieId Decorated.
THE LIBERAL POLICY CENSURED
BY THE TIMES.
BUSINESS ALREADY REvIvING UNDER
THE PROSPECTS OF PEACE.
LONDON, July %, 1873.

LONDON, July %, 1873.
The Times Constantinople despatch
saws that in consequence of the coin-
mencement of the evacuation of Shumla
the Russians announce the probable de-
parture from Turkey OF portion Of their
troops in six weeks and that the remain
der will retire into Eastern RUumue-
liza.
The same correspondent lsays he hears
most authoritatively that the Porte will
shortly appeal to all the leading foreign
capitalists for aid In developing the re-
sources of that country.
The Queen has conferred the Order of
the Garter on Lord Beaconsfisld. The
investiture took place at Osborne yester-
day morning.
Gen. Sir Garnet wolsely has arrived at
Larnoca, Cyprus.
A Larnocr, despatch to the Ne,os says
fever is somewhat prevalent in Cyprus
Sir Garnet Wolsely has Professionally set
tied the leading points of his programme
He will appoint mixed commission TO
deal wi h the complicated land question,
anu will divide the island into hive dis
tricts.
AN ENDURING INTEREST.
A special dispatch to the Times from
Larnuca says "A proclamation mas
been issued declaring that Her Majesty
the Queen takes gr at interest in the
prosperity of the Cyprsotes, and p omis-
ing reforms and measures TO promote
agriculture and commerce"
AN UPHILL POLICY.
The Times, in leading EDITORIAL article
to-day commenting on the Marquis OF
Hartingtous resolution presented in the
House of Commons on FRIDAY last says;
-"The liberals cannot be blind to the
fact thai with the exception of a small bu'
noisy faction, which clamored for wal
and mought Turkey to the brink of rum
by the folly of its counsels, e. great m 4
or the people are prepared TO g We sum
cient, II not enthusiastic, assent to the de
croes of the Berlin Congress. If rashly
encountered the government might bt
tempted to take advantage of that popu
lar favor, anu by a dissolution of Parlia
ment increase the strengh of the major
ity."
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
NOTES OF INDUSTRY.

Pittsburg bottle makers are overrun
with orders.
Chester ship carpenters get their pay
in gold.
The iron works of Mercer county are
generally starting up again.
The OHIO Falls Car Company, Jeffer-
sonville, Ohio, are at work on a large
number passenger coaches.
A sample of the salt from the newly
discovered Wyoming well has been analy-
zed by Professor baltimore, of Rochester
who pronounces it "pure rock salt"
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND.-The
report of the Irish registrar-general shows
that Al, ,225 persons emigrated during 1877,
an increase of 1910 over last year. Since
1851, when the collection of emigration
returns began, 2,452, ,4s1 persons have left
Ireland permanently, CT per cent being
between the ages of 10 snd 35 years. OF
late years striking change has occurred
in the destination of emigrants, and of the
36,503 natives of Ireland who emigratet
last year, 20,271 went to Great Britain
and only 12,0lS to the United States
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WIyE Yal|
IIpEkS.

There Is a curious story about sone !
wines which are extensively ADVERTISED !
days. and have only recently been mt
the market. DIR. Cuderhili the Mill
grape-growcr Of Crotou Point, didhI
Some OF his heirs entertained lenOl
views Of such extreme Wind that hrv
unwilling to allow the stock Of vinsbI
hand 90 be sold or any more &, lie 1
The E,apcs have sometimes been a
market, aud sometimes lc,, {, decsy
the vines. ltis only nov tAat the o,sr|
have uccccdcd in Grranrirg ior a senJ
e. the o and the sale n Il. vnl
hand Among t'icrci;av.n # tfevl
cfIo54. Described Al n "!. c"t Mo,
but SUI ges'.ag Che lmry ! Toaw
than any o'hcr Euro a. wine, sni
wholly unlike any c.,r r'.o 4 Ind
growth. It. purity, ace aHl rd',r
Temarkabie, and botll phy oaG udI
Iancie-s have q special ir'o-c1 in % |
oldest native wine nov acce.> hlcia rI
siderable quantity. The whole .t,kai
hands Of the well-known wholesale a
house Of the Thurbers.-M y n
Non. I9, 1871.