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work that no carpenter was on the psy-rolls
nor was any carpenters work furnished under
cor tract up 10 the time OF hanging the sash.
The fire Nproofing is intended 10 be carried 10
IT'S legitimate consequences ty building the mo-
del cases OF light-rolled iron frames and doors,
and Shelvings OF heavy fluted glass.
Thorough work, satisfactory 10 the most crit
ical taste, having been attained by expeadi-
lures within the appropriations based upon
TIE revised estimates OF the architects &c is eN-
pected that the FIRE prooing OF the roofs OF the
east and south wings viii be provided for by
congress without interruption OF the important
work.
on March 3, 1879, the funds necessary for the
reconstruction were appropriated; they Retted
Ssii, 500. The sudden revival OF the iron indus
tries made II difficult 10 obtain the heavy Qpan-
Titles OF rolled iron required. but still the build
iCg Will be restored 10 its uses by the early part
OF next summer. Nearly !. loo tons Of iron were
consumed. lU required % tons OF copper 10
cover the roofs The skylights cover about
u 900 square feet OF hammered or nlted heavy
glass The galleries Will be- foored with ~ 900
square feet OF rubbed slate slabs and the m ain
lloor with S3,ooo square feet Of marble tiles and
keene'S cement.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Posts financial ar
ticle says: Notwithstanding the depressing heat
there is great activity at the Stock exchange
and buOyant markets for stocks and specula.
tive bonds. OF the former Erie has advanced to
431 and 692l, Milwaukee and st. Paul TO S0z6
and 106, Lake Shore to 10Sal, Western Union to
1883, Wabash to Ss1l and 6sIl, Iron Mountain to
4s21, Kansas and Texas to 3o3t, Pacific Mail to
412a, Ohio and Missouri to "a I, Delaware Lack
awana and Wilmington to Sill. Jersey Central
10 691G, Delaware and Hudson to 1Ssl, Michigan
Central TO 96]s. In the list of speculative bonds
Erie second cOnsols being the feature, and up
to 9ok. and the fives to sc. Government
bonds are up to sa1l for the fours. Rail
read earnings continued large for the
season when the waterways are open. Money
On call is 2a3 per cent, 2a4k per cent On time
an and to ~ per cent on good mercantile paper.
There has been another drop here in foreign eX-
change, and so changed is the future Of the
market considered that there are those who
predict gold imports this summer in place OF
the gold exports, which until recently they
feared The leading drawers OF sterling this
morning reduced their posted rates to 4S5T and
ASS; the actual rates are down to 4S4k and
1865, a4o'A. Gable transfers are 4SILak, and
prime commercial bills are 1929 a4S3. At these
actual rates the market is barely steady.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 28.-Virginia SKIES. deferre5
tds 40 cotisois 6lh; do new ten-forties. 4316 bid
p! Bzf;TzMoRE. June 2s.-cotton quiet-midd-
d. ear. s5e sna
family 5Soa5: Is; city mills super, g. ooss. 50: do do
s1asa e Fstssaa1y say So
hEnsr and rad cye
Aasss Aasa 'qns s.ai iasbsi eg ssps%Sy;r
aaS5 aPssS sESt 1Ss.s ssS jsns yHS ssssn
$4aS5; western white SSaSi; do. mixed. sasss.
ssa IS sbocs sY no%na
5and sm WITH ma fair @i5S i5B
sbogdena 5blng ddemand-mess pork Is So Bulk
@ Clear rG rib bpssdssa sfdes 81 sx
Hams. 1lha121 T. da1darefned. terces, sa Butter
inal refined lower and dull at g. Coffee higher and
iesty g. to wEsRs. wRf'RRs LII lila e.
sa9sE she.s 81 sr.a III 50 81
sRfnas tsorR sOs @ n6 cats
ss pnsheis 1a Sales-wheat. 1853. 726 bushels corn,
New YORK. June 2s.-stocks strong. monev
2aS: h1change. long. 4s4k short 1863 Govern.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-Flour quiet. whea,
Tss i Asns asss des. Ws:s.!s bond.
mortgaEe trustees certificates, 7Ok; Atlantic and
dreat western seconds, 33x. Erie. 43X: do
second consos, 9S4. Illinois Central 1i0 Penn. 1U
sy,ysn1a sNtr1 &c Central. &c. Reading. TO- New York
LONDON. June %. p. m.-U. 8. bonds. 4
Ies IesS cents St.nfHc hdGfH "a gsr cents l2h new ives
trustees certificates, 72; Atlantic and Great West
srn err esco1ds "a: New Jersey Central consos. LOG.
EIssntral' Issa 6ex. Reading. 90. New York Central.
LONDON. June 2s. $50 p. m.-Atlantic and
Treat Western first mortgage trustees oertifcstes
~; Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 3lL
NEW YORK MARKETs THIS AFTERNOON
me following quotations were current In New
AOt1 UO.oAy q p. m.s - reported BY Lewis John.
s9n A. 90; c.S,! NJ RI cents. q 8
30; Erie. 4Sx; Michigan Central. 9xX; Hannifbai
Heat ana St es Joseph sSk Lake Shore IOSx; North
es %sb.sb hGsa 81 6;. dssnd ada pIoax Paul si
ssa X:nsas ns sna ana Tsl raciSG ssa DO grsfered
lce; Q. @. and i. c., l6k; Pacific Mail, 42X.
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A LOVE TRAGEDY.
A Jealous Lover Shoots His Sweet
heart and Kills Himself.

ELKHART, IND. June 2S.-Yesterday afternoon
Geo. Elliott, a young man, borrowed pistol
from friend on the street. went back into his
mothers house and called Miss Mamie Darcy
his af1ianced, into a bedroom, saying he had
something to tell her, locked the door and began
firing at her. She fell after the second shot
and he then placed the revolver to his own
head and shot himself dead. Miss Darcy recov-
cred consciousness, but physicians pronounce
her case hopeless. She is a native of Dunkirk
n. Y. where her parents reside. Elliott was
insanely jealous and was also given to drink
He had seen another young man walking with
Miss Darcy In the afternoon, and this was the
immediate cause of his act
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kilograms to The Star.
GENE RAJ HANCOCK.
THE IRISH CONVENTION.
A LOVE TRAGEDY.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
GENERAL HANCOCK.
s. On to the White House,,

sOn I'D the !" n1Ic k1OuScs'
NEW YORK, June 2S.-General Hancock Is con-
Quoting the Warren court martial inquiry to-
day at Governors Island. He was the recipient
this morning of large locomotive and tender,
composed OF flowers, having On it the words:
ION to the White House." This was sent by
C. w. West, from the Burnett house, Cincin-
natl. and on the card attached was: "Cincin
natl sends greetings to President Winfield S.
Hancock"
The Sixty.Ninth Regiment Flag.
A delegation from the 69Uh regiment called on
the General and asked him to reconsider his de-
termination not to present flag to that regt-
ment on the 4th Of next month, but the General
replied that he could not reconsider it, as his
business was of so pressing character that ii
would prevent him from being present.
e:reenback Congratulations.
DR.. Peter Cooper and General Samuel f. Car
ry, greenback advocates waited on General
Hancock to-day, and the former presented him
with number of documents on the greenback
question, and also with a history of Cooper
Union. In speaking to him, DR.. Cooper said he
felt convinced he was addressing the next
President of the United States. Gen. Cary con-
graduated Gen. Hancock on his nomination,
and said he hoped for success, which. he felt
assured, would follow his nomination.
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q St Louis had in 1879 flfty-three flourish.
Ing kindergarten, with about 4,OOO pupiIs ian
paio teachers, and IS volunteer assistants, The
enuIe cost fofsthe year was little over $40 OOO.
$50 for each pupil. ''''''''
10 Frederick City, Nd, writes to the Baltimone
sun mat contagious pleuro- pneumonia is now
In the vicinity OF that place. O"
Michael bowers, OF Weedsport. NY, and
ads Iwo cnudren were fatally burned by kerO-
sene lamp explosion.
~ VIM. w. Beasley has been sentenced in
New Orleans TO 20 years hard labor for KILLING
nus vie Dy THROWN & her from b third-stOrS
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Incendiarism and BIood.bed.

DENVER, COL, June PA special dispatch to
the Republican from Buena Vista says: On Sat
uTday night an incendiary attempted to burn
the Lake House, but was caught in the act and
charged by mob, who fired several Shots IA
Woundtng Calvin Moor aud j. A. Matthews,
The crowd also attacked Judge Casey. but he
escaped. Their intention was to murder him
short time ago petition signed by citizens
caused the dismissal by Judge Casey of some
members of the police force. This was the
cause of the attack on him. More violence is
likely to enSue,
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NEW YORK NOTES.
The Coming Cold Wave.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Thermometer has
fallen from ten to twenty-five degrees in this
latitude, west of the Mississippi.
A Steamship on Fire.
The steamship George w. Clyde, which ar
rived on Saturday from Charleston, S c., took
fire in the hold at 9 o'clock this morning. The
fire was eXtinguished In an hour. The cargo,
principally cotton, had been almost entirely
unloaded. The damage will not be very heavy.
The fire broke out In the hold, amid ships. and
is supposed to have originated from spontane-
nous combustion. The crew and tiremen fought
vigorously with the flames and In a few mo-
mentS had them eXtinguiShed. The steamer
was loaded with turpentfne. resin and cotton.
The loss will not exceed s.. 600.
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FIOuring WILLS Rurnedl

CHICAGO, June 2s-A special to the Ttn,Qs
from Ripon, WIS.,, says: sc. w. Dellinger's ex-
tensive Touring mills. which were once owned
by c. 7. Sheppard, now of Albany, N. Y, and
which cost to build $4,000, being furnished
with all the modern improvements, were de-
stroyed by fire Saturday night The insurance
flour and grain is $1,000; fully insured In the
Home OF New York.
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Murder by n Drunke en- Man.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-Early this morning
on 9th street, above Filbert, Benjamin Shaw
cross was stabbed and killed by Edward Nc
Govern, who was under the influence of LIQUOR
McGoVern was arrested.
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University of virginia.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. June 2S-The con-
mencement exercises at the University of Vir-
g1nia were tnaugurated yesterday evening with
a sermon before the Young Mems Christian AS
Soc1at1on by DR.. Stuart Robinson, of Louisville,
XIV.
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Drowned While Trying to Save Hi.

KINGSTON, ONT. June 2S.-Last evening Chris
tan Becker, OF the firm of G. NJ. Weber & Co.
piano maker of this city, was drowned at King,
sion mill while trying to save his little son.
Mr.. Beckers son was out bathing. a line
being put out OF the boat for him to keen hold
OF but he let go and was in danger OF drowning.
when his father jumping out Of the boat fo
struggled In the water trying to make for the
shore, but the weight OF the boy was too great.
and they both went down.
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The New York Street Car strike.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-The strike on the I'd
avenue railroad continues, and though the at
titude OF the men is threatening no overt act
OF violence has been committed. The police
are guarding the line its entire length. One
driver was dragged from a car in Worth street
but was rescued by the police.
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ST. PAUL, MINI. June 2S-A special to the
Pioneer Press says: "During a fight between
two men in beer garden at Flscher's Greek.
near Duluth. On Sunday evening. a man named
Ed. Brennan attempted to separate the COM
hatantS, when one OF the latteT-Herman Offel
struck Brennan behind the left ear with a
loaded cane, killing him instantly. Offel es-
cappd"
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SEWING MACHINES.
II R0PP'S SALVE CURE,
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE Age


Swe!ings. Sore Breasts. Cuts, Piles Bone Felons
SarDuRcles. MuInps, Ringworms, Neuralgia Burns
scalds, Bruises, Flesh Wounds Rheumatism Bone
ana Muscle Ailments. Testers Uloerations Bois
LumbsSo, Contracted Cords, Strains and Sprains
sun Joints, Affections OF the Throat and Lungs
5neh as Hoarseness, Dfphtheria, Group, Sore
IhrOat; scrofulous Ulcers, Mix Leg, Abscesses
Eryslpelas, Sores, Fever Sores Old sores and IL
Inc lest Saiye ont for COrns and BuniOns, Chapped
BANDS, PoieonlngS of all kinds, and many other
ai!Inents subject to human nature, and IL is A No
liSr Gals, scratchaC and Swellings on Horses
Beware OF limitations None genuine without the
sisnsture of IL KROPP, JR in the lower right
hand corner OF the label. Ask for KROPP'S SATVE
CURE, and take no other. For sale by All Or1Is-
-ztsts Wholesale Depot
tel7-1m' Nc. IOO2 street NV
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A BOY Killed by Lightning.

CAhP, ONT, June 2S.-Yesterday boy named
Sproule, fourteen years of age was Killed by
lightning While tying horse to telegraph
pole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-28

PERSONAL---VERY.. s. Treasurer New, now
proprietor Of the Indianapolis Journal, is at
the Riggs sHouse.-Among late arrivals at the
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, were the fol-
lowing Washingtonians: Thomas Somerville,
j. ID: Small. John Gibson and John A. Harvey.
Mrs Ex-senator Stewart is expected to ar
rive here from California soon to superintend
the rebuilding of their Washington residence
Senator Blaine expects to go to Saratoga
editor OF the Louisville Cou'ter-Journat, is an
only Child, the announcement that Rev John
a. hs "asterson hlofndn the new bishop of Coum
prise to that gentleman and not less
SO to his parents SENATOR Booth expects
TO leave White Sulphur Springs for California
TINS Week.-Dr; A. g. Wilkinson, examiner of
surgery, etc. In the Patent Office, sails for France
On Wednesday for an absence of a few weeks
None OF Senator Blaine rs family accompanied
him TO the Virginia Springs. Mrs. Blaine and
the children are at their home in Maine and
Miss Dodge also went north some time ago.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Howell and her daughter "LIbbie,7
went 10 New York to-day and VIII leave there
watering places, where they will spend the
summer.-P. l.. Schucking, of this city, was
REGISTERED endn IN Pa Paris last Saturday-Mrs Co.
the eseasOn.-Admiral Stevens and family. Mrs
Lieut.: Pratt Mannix, Mrs. Lieut.. Evans and the
families OF w. +. Mattingly and A. s. Wort.iing-
a9n isa are fro at Rock ao Elihu xedd
relatives, Col Vedder's family, at their resi-
dence iii Massachusetts avenue Senator
Nell Kellogg Is about the only member of the Senate
now remaining In Washington -Sergeart-at-
Arms Thompson is at WllIards.-CoI Auden-
TeldS widow and little daughter will leave here
Io-day. They Will spend the summer at Sharon
springs, where Mrs. Audenreid's father has a
cottage, but will return here next autumn and
make Washington their home
GEN. HANCOCK's SON.-Gen. Hancock's only
son. Russell Hancock, aged 25, who manages a
planta.lon near Foyers Point, Miss, arrived,
yesterday with his wife, the dau ghter of MT
Nlcholas GWynn of this city, and his two chill
dIen, TO visit bis father. The children, as they
stood on the deck of the little steamer that
runs to Governors Island, caught sight OF their
gdandiather, and began to clap their hands In
0engnt, and TO call him. And Gen. Hancock
was at the moment talking to some conprat,-
iatlng democrats, broke away, and running to
MS grand Children claSped them in his arms
While they pulled at his moustache and kissed
him. He gave his granddaughter toss 10 the
ar, and hastened along with her to where her
grandmother was anxfously awaiting her.-N.
y. ZlTH -~S-'
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DEL's CORN SOLVENT. Bed Bug E1termina-
fAmphor, Nie de Meyers Cstarrh Oure, SoapS
Perfumeries, Combs Brushes. &c. For sale by
DAVIS HENS Druggists, s.e. cor. 18Th and
B - Nv. mAr29-eo
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CAPT. w. S. YOUNG late commander Of the
appears to be in constant troubie
A Gay OF twohgo, while at the steamboat land.
ing IN StonlngtOn, Conn, he fell from the plaf.
his nose open, cutting his mouth and iniurine
his side and arm A'NAA"s
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THR CINCINNATI THIEVES had good harvest
during convention eek IL the Washington loses
show fair general distribution: Mrs. Sara A.
Spencer was relieved OF 800 In greenbacks John
MeGei OF diamond pin and r. 8, Davis OF 500
ia cash. " ~ O"''S " Wv
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AT SYRAUS',
1Oll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SS IS s. IS s. SS
For Light Cashmere suit worth si2.
SAo $40 $40 SO Sl9
IL Different Styles Of Su.3s worth sl5.
SI2 e12 Ga an ep0
For Special Made Suit worth sIs
SD Sl5 SIS a3y epx
Fer Fine Worsted Suit worth sa5
$40 $40 $40 R3O
For Fine Granite Cloth hz;it vor.S sso
Boys Suits st Propor.ionate Pricsr
NOWHERE IN THE CITY CAN CLOTHING BE
had BETTER AND AS CHEAP AS AZ
This OLD RELIABLE HOUSE,
lAl5
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Two Men Terr;hlvn NJ,

NEW YORK, June 2s.-By the exnlosinn y, q
can OF varnish at So Gold street TO-DAY ~ two q
Workmen, Joseph Yerkes and Noses Ackerman'
were terribly burned, the former fatally. Ed,
Waru hampton loses S., 900 on stock Of crates.
nre-br1ck, &C.; and the building, owned jsy PoI''
man Tate, Is damaged $1,000 all insured.
The Irish Revolutionary Conven.
tiOns
PHnADLPHIA, June 2s.-About fifty delegates
rom % an parts OF the United States, represent
0led this morning In the hall OF the Sheare;o
CIuD. sth and Walnut streets. A tenn.
p0raIy organization was obtained by
piacihg Judge Brennan, OF Iowa
defining the object OF the convention to be to
oevke measures for the liberation of the irish
People. Committees were appointed and an
aoJOuInment nao until O'Clock this evening.
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SHOOTING POLICEMAN.-WilsOn Loney. a
colored member OF the Norfolk (va.) chain gang.
was shot and fatally wounded, Saturday. by
OHlcer Henry Butt, whom he attacked with
ms broom and then attempted to escape. Oliver
COOK, aged IL, was accidentally wounded In the
leg by one OF the officers shots '-0
CAR DRIVERS STRIKE.-About 10 drivers on
Ine second avenue horse railroad, In New York.
their wages. Some disturbance was Created
and number OF non-union drivers were forced
10 abandon their cars. A dozen or more arrests
We're mace: The Third avenue drivers are ex
pected to strike to-day. o Va
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Out of Door SpOrts.

THE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN IN IRELAND.
The aggregate score or the American rins
team at Dollymount, Saturday, at 500 $50 and
LOCO yards. was 1,213, and the Irish team 2t5
AT the theater In Dublin, Saturday night, the
Americans attended and an ode was recited In
their honor. The audience rose and cheered
them as they entered. The Irish riilemen who
arrived afterwards with Major Leech. were
received In similar manner. The captains OF
the rival teams shook hands cordially, the
audience cheering with great heartineSS. When
the curtain rose Miss Maud Robertson who
wore an emblematic costume representing Erin,
delivered the ode, which opened by bidding
Welcome to Our IlluStrious Cousins" Various
illusions TO the rifle teams and their approach
ing friendly competition were greeted with en-
thus1aSm. The dean or St Patrick's cathedral
having placed seats In the church at their dis
posal, the American and Irish rifiemen attended
services there yesterday. The Irish team has
not yet been formally completed, but the men
already named will probably form the six, Cogh-
Ian being held as reserve,
THE TNTER-CoriEGrArE REGATTA
Ior the .; w. Child's cup, Will take place on the
Scnuylklll river this evening at $50 The crews
Win Ihelr colors and positions are as follows:
Solumpla-Colors blue and white; center post
uon; DOW and captain, Charles Eldridge: No :.
All. FanSinderen; No. 3, H.R. Muller; stroke n
hIln rainter: University OF Pennsylvania-Red and
que; west side; bow and captain, w Dlcker
son; NO. 2, Joseph Barnhurst; No. 3. T. Hunter
sIroKe, X. L. Hart. Prfnceton-Orange and
oiaGk; east slde; bow and captain, G. Baker: No.
Z, .; McLaren; No. g. III. NJ. BrOtherlin; stroke.
BASE BALL.
Saturdays games: AT Buffalo-BuffaIos 2.
providences, AT Chicago-ChicagOs, 4; Wor1
cesterS, o. AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ]: Troy
U; game called at the end OF the 1rst INNINGS
on account OF rain. AT Cleveland-CIeyeland
y; bostohs, 9. AT Baltimore-Hop Bitters, 2.
Baltlmores, /.
CAPT. B0GARDCS
proposes the organization OF a team of EXPERT
wing shots TO visit England TO meet some OF the
crack shots OF the old country,
VIII not enter rowing shell for two months
He is picking up In flesh and his strained
SlneWs are relaxing. He said he could have
beaten Ross at Providence, In the recent re-
gatta, II he had persevered, but the agony was
SO great that he was afraid OF permanently dis
aoling himself. he says that should such pain
seize him In his race with Trickett In Novem-
Der, he would row the race out IL he were 10
know he would be cripple for life
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Premier Gladstone

MI. GladStoneS recent speech on the finan-
even by so hostile critic as TIE Sdfsrtidu Re-
ftetr, as mastery Statements great intel.
lectuai treat, which no other statesman
could nave offered to Parliament Novel
ues assumed the air of indisputable truths.
and complicated figures were woven into the
thread OF an easy and lntelligfble narrative in
a manner new TO this generation. and remind
Ing the older members OF the House OF the
days when Mr.. Gladstone first SCARED above the
level OF ordinary flnanciers. In two hours Mr.
Gladstone rearranged the wine duties abol-
atty on the pubiicans and added PENNY y 10 pen tbe
income tax In the course OF the speech he
referred to the fact that in 1888 he had lis
tened TO an H. address In the house on the
AT the close OF the two hours which his speech
occupied In delivery, the aged premier
resumed T% T% his seat, apparently as fresh as when
ne rose He Is always In his place, ready alert
and sufficient for any emergency. He is on
hand at four O'Clock, when the speaker takes
me chair, and he was there at three O'Clock
tuition OF the water committee with in
qufring members Occasionally he permits
himself .he luxury OF dinner party at home,
often taken In the members dining room. Itis
one OF the unwritten rules OF the house that
the leader shall never appear In evening
dipsS dfesS ou, wnie a IN opposition Mr Gladstone
turn up late at night, In regulation dinner
dress-oftener than not with his white neck
de all dwIy. TnoSe JOYS are now past, and he
has settled down to his work.
Rev. Mr.. Weaver, colored, was installed 40
pastor OF the Madison Street Presbyterian
church, in Baltimore yesterday.
q j. Fratley Smith, retired merchant and
fn Philadelphia Saturday
" The mercury Indicated 81 degrees In the
snaae 30 a6 Long Branch, Nd, Saturday, and 100
q About ffty delegates to the Irish revolu-
uonary convention, which meets In Phflade,.
phl2 to-day, arrived there yesterday, and two
hundred more are expected to-day.
by new style OF spelling, "fayorite BE-
comes ''favorft." and the Chicago Tribune ap>
pears to fayorit-N o. PcapufN.
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NOW READY.
WILLETT & RUOFF,
'e24-Iw oO5 PeunsyIyan;. ave
SEWING MACHINES.
Larsest Clearing Sale Ever known N Washington
at
OPPENHEIMER'S,
a2S 9th street, St. Cloud Building.
Sewing Machines to make room for improvements:
at SIT.
Warranted perfect. These Machines are worth
double the price We are selling them.
Sewing Machines Also, IOg new Machines with
latest Improvement, at $40 We will only sell at
these prices until our stock is reduced to 20 on with
our improvements Gall at once and SECURE one OF
the BARGAINS OPPENHEIMER'S, 52S 9th St St
C!oud Building Renting and repairing orr spe-
'clsIty. je23