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The Topic Of the Day.
THE CoNKLING-LAMAR UNPLEAsANTNEss-wH
WILL COME OF IT9

WILL COME OF 1T?
The tilt between Senators Conklinp and
Lamar during last nights session has created
more Of a sens alton in political circles than any
event which has marked the proceedings of
either house since ante bellum days. The
question now is "Who has got the best of tt?,
The southern men generally say that uEder the
tOde it is in order for Mr. Conkllng to challenge
Senator Lamar, as Lamar applied the first Of
say that If Senator Lamar can quietly rest
under the epithets heaped upon him by Mr..
Gonkling Of "a .no'o coward oasackg bslaackguard and
well rest under the mere tnsinuation
that he is a falsifier; and that hts bravery
will in no wise suffer thereby. Those who wit
messed the exciting scene say that Mr.. Conk-
ling showed exasperatfng coQlness, and that in
addition to the words he uttered, his manner
towards Mr Lamar was even more mo cutting than
upon the Senator, and waving his hand back of
him, he said in his most provoking manner 81
will hold no further communication with the
member from Mississippi at this ttme.' Inas-
satisfied with the matter as it now stands, it Is
safe to presume that it Will end where it is. Mr.
Conkl1Lg does not recognize the code as the
proper means of adjusting the differences be-
tween gentlemen. If Senator Lamar should
challenge him, his (ConklingS friends say that
In such event his course Will neither be cow
aidly nor beneath the dignity Of his position.
OUTSIDE OF POLITICAL CIRCLES
proper, the scene has created good deal of
gossip. In front Of the Ebbitt House to-day the
kunnels, majahS and iedges are assembled in
force discussing the several topics Of "honah,n
1.-THE code," and "bud." OF course there is
but one opinion among this class, and that is
that Senator Lamar has the best OF the posi-
tton and that If Senator COnkling does not
challenge his adversary he must go down to
pOSterity as coward.
AT TO-DAYS SESSION OF THE SENATE
the two belligerent Senators attracted all eyes,
The galleries rapidly filled up. Senator Conk-
ling continued to lead the fillibustering repub-
hcans He demanded the reading Of the Jour
nal. 1t was only in part ready; and he objected
to all other business until it was ready The
democrats expect to get quorum of their own
members on hand during the course of the day:
but, as Senator Conkling remarked, "When
they do, we Ghe republtcans) will find other
means OF preventing action on the army bill
until debate is allowed The republicans in
sst that the only terms upon which they will
des1st from dflatory tactics is an agreement by
the democrats that unlimited debate shall be
allowed. 1t is understood that Senator Chand-
Ter has red-hot stalwart speech he wishes to
unload, and that COnkling himself has one,
aimed at the administration generally, and
Secretary Sherman in particular, for what he
Will claim is its policy Of concession to the
democrats.
TELEGRAMS TO Mr.. CONKLING.
To-day Mr.. COnkling received numerous tele-
grams from his friends In the north, endorsing
The words used by him because of the provoca-
tiOn offered.
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Gen. SGaerpppan.

DETROIT. MICH, June 19.-Gen. Sherman and
party reached this city at l O'Clock this MORN
Ing from Sandusky, and afterwards left for
orchard Lake, near Pontiac, to attend the COM
mencement exercises OF the Michigan military
academy
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WOrkingmeM,s Nominations iu Sam
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-The workingmen,s
municipal convention last evening nominated
Anton Fisher for recorder and A. p Wilson for
assessor. MI Fisher was until few days ago
president OF the German Workingmen's Clu6.
ana is OF decided SocialiStic tendencies Mr..
WILSON Is Shlpwright by occupation.
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kilograms to The Star.
LONDON WALKING MATCH.
Weston Ahead Of Brown.
The Best Time Ever Made.
LILLE DUER'S TRIAL.
Verdict of Manslaughter.
A NEW YORK HOTEL ON FIRE.
IMPENDING STRUGGLE IN ENGLAND.
THE PEDESTRIAN CHAMPION.
SHIP
HH-- n a n
LILLE DUER'S TRIAL.
Verdict of Manslaughter.
A NEW YORK HOTEL ON FIRE.
IMPENDING STRUGGLE IN ENGLAND.
THE PEDESTRuAN CHAMPION.
SHIP

WestOu W tuin r our N1lcS OF Brown
LONDON, June l9-At half past nine O'Clock
this morning the scores or the contestants In
the six days walking match were as follows.
Brown, 343, and Weston 339 miles. Brown
rested two hours at a stretch during the night
Weston picked up a considerable distance then,
Weston seems hearty and strong, and is going
hLely. Brown is not so strong, and his sup
porteis are getting anxions about him.
Weston Ahead.
LONDON, June 19, 2:30 p.m.--Public interest
IN the International pedestrian contest In
creases. Brown left the track at Is minutes
past 10 O'Clock looking rather queer. His record
at that time was 946 miles and two laps. At
few minutes after IL O'Clock Weston completed
the same distance and remained on the track.
taken the lead In the best time for the dis
tance ever yet accomplished.
What Weston Intends To DO.
LONDON, June 10, 4 p.m.-At 3:l5 O'Clock
Brown was stil on the track, walking very
slowly and wearing an elastic supporter on his
at that time stood:-Weston. 361 miles. and
Brown, 356H miles. Weston is going strongly.
He say this viii be his farewell performance
in London, SO he intends TO mark 1t by an en-
deaNor 10 cover $50 miles.
Coming Through the Rye.
NEW YORK, June ia London special gives
the following as the pedestrian record az p.
N. Weston, 364 miles; Brown,35s miles. Great
excitement In London. Weston now running.
Spectators cheering and the band playing
Weston Still Gaining.
LONDON, June 19.-The scores OF the pedes-
trials at O'Clock p. m were:-Weston, 36sl<
ana Brown. 360k miles. Brown was then rest
ing; his knee is bad and he cannot win. At 6
O'CLOCK Weston was resting on his 369th mile,
and Brown, who was also resting. having ac,
compished 3601 miles, was visited by his doc
tor.
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ss Washington,s Headauarte.su

VALLEY FORGE, Pa, June 19.-The ceremo.
MES Of relaying the cornerstone of washing
toms headquarters' took place here TODAY. a
great many people from abroad were present.
several br1gades OF militia from different parfs
OF the state. In the absence OF Senator Bayard
the address was delivered by Ex-Governor Pol
'Ock, vi
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Arrested in Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND, Md, June 10, 1879. DIM
Deputy United States Marshal JAS. c. LYNN ar
rested desperate character, Andrew Garrett a
session forty counterfeit twenty-five cent pieces
AFTER hearing this afternoon he was commit
ted Tor the action OF the United s ates court
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Hanlan Coming

TORONTO, June ia special cablegram to
the Globe Says:-"Hanlan sails for Canada On
The LIST OF July by the Inman line steamer City
CT Chester"
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Army Of the Potomac BANQUET.
ALBANY, June 19.-At the banquet OF the So
c1ety OF the Army OF the Potomac which WAS
given at the Delavan house last night there
were present about $50 guests Including All the
distinguished personages IN the cIfy from
abroad and many leading citizens OF Albany.
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strike Of Boiling MIL Hamds.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 1s.-Three hur
helpers and puddlers employed In the
town rolling mills struck last night for
vance OF f1ve cents per heat, and the
suspended operations In consequence.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STO-DAY.-Internalr rev-
enue, s314, ,s4 81: customs. 1920. .321 27.
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PUBLIsHED TO-DAY.
A HISTORY OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES,
With Biographical Sketches Of the Secretaries.
RyL D. INGERsoLL,
Author OF life and Times of Horace Greeley"
vol, 600 pa2es; two illustrations Bound in
cloth. Price Is 50.
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
Successor to Mohun Brothers,
1915 Pa. 0ce.s corner llth street.
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOKS, &c.
NEW BOOKS.
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the Valleys, by DR.. Macduf
Studies in the Creative Week, BY Geo Boardman
The Six Days Of Creation, by Taylor Lewis.
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Manual of international Law, by z. II Gallaudet,
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H-The workingmen's municipal convention
at San Francisco yesterday nominated Rev.
isaac 5. kallOch, pastor OF the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, for mayor.
az The funeral OF Mrs. Perry, widow of Com
medore Perry. was solemnized in Trinity
ChurGh, Newport, r. l., yesterday, Rev. Mr..
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LONDON, June 19-Two hrothsrs belonging to
the French fishing vessel Amelie Marie, or the
island OF st. Pierre Miquelon, have been rescued
from an open boat of Newfoundland and landed
at Cardiff, after drifting eight days. They are
terribly exhausted and emaciated from cold and
hunger
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The SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY has gwen
notice that he will redeem at once, without re-
pate OF interest, ell of the outstanding $40
ponds. consols OF 1867. and c)nsOls of 1868,
which were called to mature July ID and 4th
next.
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THE CELEBRATED Q. Q. BUTTER.
MADE BY
DR. g. A. QUINBY,
OF Oak Hill Farm, Loudon county, Va,
Made from pure Alderny and Jersey cattle. can
'' j. c. PEARSON SONS,
myS0 Inn In all the Markets
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AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Secre aries Thompson
q d Schulz, Repres entattves FELTON,, Urtr,
Garfield, Gibson, Miller, Butt rworth, an Clae-
In We're among the PreSiden. IS cal nro To. d..
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DIED..

DAVIS On Thursday morning, July 24th, 1879
at hfteen minutes past O'Clock, Mrs SOPHIA
DAVIS, In the seventy third year OF her sge.
Ine trends OF the family are requested TO attend
lie t-nerel. from her late residence 1l36 Seventh
street northwest, This Saturday Afternoon ct 8
O'Clock + N.
DONALDSON Depsfted this life on the evening
OF July oath, 1879, sAMUEL III. DONALDSON, in the
fortyeis 18th year OF HE age after lingering illness
Of CONSUMPTION, which he bore with Christian for
titude.
Past his suffering, past bis pain:
Oesse To weep, Tor tears are yaiu,
Calm the tunlult OF your breast
For he who suffered is at rest
FUNERAL Will take place from the corner of 9th
ano streets W., at half rast four O'clock TCritic
and Sunday morning Papers copy.l
EARP On the morning Of the 18th of July 1872
MATILDA ANN, w.fe Of the late John Earp, IN the
forty nlnth year Of her age.
Funeral sunday, 21th, at p. m. from her late
residence, VA Rhode Island avenue n ".
kkLLY. At Germantown. PHILADELPHIA July g.
1879, MARY, wife OF James Kelly. Deceased was
Wei known In this city as the second daughter OF
the late Patrick and Catherine GSrrity.
MCLLOY. Departed this life on Thursday oath
of Jniy, 1879; st - p. NJ, THOMAS ]. NuLLoY, in
tie SEVENTEEN year OK his age.
Hhnds OF tie family are requested to atsend his
Peters cEmc CD.
sAXr0N, On July 18th. 1879. at one O'Clock q.
ard 10 months
Funeral Sunday, the 9th inst. ct O'Clock pm,
Francis G. SIxton.
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y Real Estate Auctioneers


- Real Estate Auctioneere
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE, Situated ON FIFTEENTH
sTRkET WEST. BETWEEN L AND II
STREETS NORTH.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated July IL
10Th, A. d: 1877 and duly recorded in Iiber 49,
No. S59, folio 4!9. ct seq, one OF the land -.
records for the District or Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises, on SAT.
URDAY, July 26th. 1873. at O'Clock m. the follow
nRdescrbed real estate situate in the city of Wash
iDeton, in the District Of Columbia, and known and
described on the original plan OR plat of lots and
squares IN the said city ae parts Of original lots
numbered five 90 and six 90, in square numbered
two hundred and fourteen (2lD. BEGINNING for the
same At point on the east Size Of 18th ct west
distant ttysx (56) feet from the south line of lot
nve fo), In said square, and running thence north
twenty five f26) fest, thence east onshundred and
ten feet Clio ft) and Blk t6) inches, thence south
t2b feet and thence west to the point of
BEGINNING.
Terms OF eale: One-third cash; balance in
equal payments in twelve and eighteen months with
ten Ter cent interest from the day OF SALE secured
by purchasers Dotes and deed OF trust upon the
properly sod deposit Of eco required at the time
OF sale COnveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms
OF sale to he complied with in six days from date OF
sale, otherwise the Trustee the right re-
cell at the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser
jy17-9t JOHN F. RILEY, Trustee,
TT THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, the goth July, 1879, same hour and
place, by order OF the Trustee.
jy25-0&ds STE1GER LIEBERMAEN, Aucts.
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nUNCANeON BROS., Auctioneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctionsers.

w 0A460 D. WILLIAMS CO., AuctiOnA6fR
TRgsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
E f,1A ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF r, Be
IMEEM FOURTEENTH AND Fifteenth
EFFECTS NORTHWEbT, OONSISTIN(i OF
dMU TM0SI0RY BRICK DWELLINGS,,
B 1is9 sN BB9 III AND CELLARS. Nos
By virtue Of two deeds OF trust dated re- -
spettiyely November 2, 1872 and November o.
4, 1872 snd duly recorded RESP ectivcly in Ii G::
Der No t99 Eoho ls0 and Folio ls2, one of the land
records for the District of Columbus, and at tile re-
guest OF the party secured thereby. 1 viii sell at
EEsDAY. July 90, 1879 at 6 O'clock pm. the fol
Wssnineton, In said District: and know I'm upon the
ofclal grOEl plan or plat of raid city lots nun
bered one hunoIed and forty-one Q.il and one hun
bred and forty-two Q42). IN JAS 81. Darrow's sub.
division of part OF tqosre numbered two hundred
and six (2p6) a. the ga ne rs recorded In ths Sur
v.yoi's uffics OF shil District, in Liber H. d G .
Folio LAO. Each house and lot viii be sold sspa.
ratey.
Terms Of sale: One third c7sb balance In equal
Payments III six, twelve and eighteen months, with
eight per cent: rest from day of SALE secured By
purchasers notes and deed OF trust On property
so CnnyeyancinS and recording at purchase: 8
cost. $15 On each house required at time of sale.
ferns of sic to be complied within six days, else
&c reserves right to resell o. risk and cost OF
purchaser Ill defsult
WM F. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
3y26 C&ds 1921 4 street NV.
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A Duel took place Wednesday at a point Ia
miles east Of Columbia, Miss. 10 the state OF
Alabama, between Captain Humphreys and
Major Moore. Five hundred people wit
messed the affair. The combatants fired upon
each other at a distance OF ten PAGES with
Smith q WesSon revolverS without effect.
Major Moore fired Immediately on turning
crate aim. After the first fire friends pressed
the seconds TO take advantage OF the regula-
tionS OF the code, which was done. and the
affair ended, both their honors having been
satisfied. The duel grew out OF difference ia
notifies
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THE ESCAPE OF PORTER AND IRvING.-Passac
Is stlll greatly stirred up over the escape OF the
burglars Porter and Irving, who were sur
rounded at that place on wednesday morning.
1t appears that the men got over into Bergen
boat for SEQ, and rowed down the river. Mr..
Rettirser, at whose hotel they stopped while In
Passaic, says he did not know who 1ne men ,
that II was probably worth more to some per-
sons to LET them 90 than to arrest them, which
could easily have been done; The chief Of police
secret until TUESDAY morning, when he was for
arresttng them at once, but was dtSsuaded by
Sheriff Riley, CT Brooklyn, who wanted to put
of the capture until the next morning at
o'clock.-[N Y. Times, Goth.
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By virtue OF . decree Of the Circuit Court -
Sc1aRs Ps oG wit
ssl Ct ubIic sac, q the Mansion House on "ox9n
The 5ag s7 Fl the ho ON IF Il ecioef
Thomas E. Berry. as followr to wit: ~ '-'" -
a. oion H stnated in oHon ei Hi iI's dssrct ia
said county, and be rderng On the Potomac River,
Manar Peasant Hi1so b.r rnSS Msnor and
F9 q Ins
the woodland "a above described. contains 682 TOO
sDd Woodsn aas Sssn
F H u NC lots BY recent survey
to market tur soses It Is distant sbout eight miles
Ferry Landing from Msryand 70 Alexandri. and
Which IL part Of the place. win be sod in Lots to
large and elegant mansion, located on an eminence
o1yerlookicg the Potion &C River and the cities Of
liam and Mary" or Hsnson ouarter," situated in
a GH' s At s or 81
Taylor Suit, Joseph soTer and others. containing
Cd to The growth Of Vegetables and the usual pro
survey, into i've lots aud WIN be sold in lots or as
whole, to suit purchasers
formerly &C owned by Edmund B. puSa. deceased,
situated at "GlennGale," on the Baltimore and Poto
railroad, in Bowie district, in said county con-
tanning. by recent survey. 22a lle sores, more Or
lese The soil is kind and well adapted to the growth
OF fruits and vegetables It's easy access from Wash
inston 81 Baltimore 10y rail, and its heaithful oca
ton, renders it valuable both for market purposes
and resids noes.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day of saie ratification
thereof by the Court; an i the residue in equal in
stale ents of and two years from tie day of sale
the whole to bear interest from the day Of SAFE and
the deferred payments to he secured by the bonds of
the purchase With security to be approved by the
Trustees The Trustees Will require the purchasers
to deposit with them. at the time of sale, amounts
n:oncrtonAfn to their respective "hsses i
e5a to $500.
l. Persons eesirous Of purchasing invited TO view
the premises prior to the day Of sale
CoIyeyancing at cost Of purch asers
S y 3 tHE z HGSERrs' JH ;, Trustees.
es n. B.-Address Trustees. at Upper Marlb ,ro'
July 4, 1879.
NOTICE TO CRED!TORs-The creditors of the
aald THOMAS E. BERRY are hereby notified to file
tter claims properly authenticated WITH tas CLERK
Of the Circuit Govt within three months from the
day Of sale.
JOSEPH Z. ROBRTs, JR,, ,
jyS-2aWSt h. U. STEPHEN IrusIees
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DROPOSALS FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF ESGRAvING Az; n;n,,,,..;s;,
, July l5 1879
seaied Proposals viii be received at this office
untu ~ cl0ck III. on FRIDAY, August Is 1879 for
furnishing U0U tons run OF mine Georges Creek
Cumberland Coal, free from slate and all impuri-
ties, subject to the conditions required by section
3lll, Revised Statutes Of the United States, viz:
That the coal shall weigh 2,24o pounds to the ton,
and at the time of delivery the quantity of each loai
to PC certified to by the person appointed and quail
prescribed fec OF twenty cents for each ton OF coal
inspected and weighed shall be paid by the con
tractor. The coal to be delivered at this Burea1
IN such quantities and at such times may be re-
qutred.
No payment will be made without the certificate of
the Inspector that the coal such the contract calls
fer, until the account has been rendered In the
proper form and duly audited
The right to reject bids waive defects is re-
served.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals. for Goal"
and addressed to .. 81. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing,
jy16-1sw4t Washington, D. O.
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NHANCERY SALE OF UNFINISHED RRICI

By virtue Of 3 decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the DISTRICT of Columbia, passed in Equity H.
cause No 6506, docke IS. win offer for SALE k::
at auction. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of Au
gust, 1919, at O'Clock p m in front Of the prem
lses OF No 1863 in Kelly's recorded subdivision Of
square No 61t, in this city.
This lot has front Of l6 feet on street north
near North Capitol street. and runs back with that
width 100 feet to public alley. and is improved by
aD unfinished brick dwelling.
Terns: One third Of the purchase money in cssh.
and the n siiue Ia two equal payments. at six and
twelve months. with ak per cent interest Convey
ancing at purchasers cost deposit OF 800 at the
time Of sale.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
STEIGER h IIEBERMANN, Auots. jy25-eokds
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THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer.

DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HORSES AND
CARTS, STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEO1B.
On FRIDAY MORNING, August 1st. com No.
menc1ng at 10 O'Clock, at the corner of oath ko3N
and Pennsylvania avenue, shall sen by <S-<A
order OF the Orphans Court, the following effects
OF hugh Murray. deceased =
Horses. Mules, 8 Cats,
Buggy, Carryall, Plow, &C.;
Also, lot CT Household FuruIt ore, and an as.O,t.
nnent IF Groceries aud Liguo rs.
N.B-The Horses and Carts will be sold at ii
gel. ok. NEAL T. MURRAY
jy26Gts Administrator of Hagh Murray, d.c'd