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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, April 20.-The Post, I'm It's financial
article to-day says: AT the Stock Exchange
there is less complaint OF the difficulty I'm get
ting money. and We hear of no loans above
per cent on stocks. The speculative markets at
The stock Exchange are more settled In tone
than OF late and are strong. with prices up a az
per cent, the latter Louisville and Nashville,
which is up 10 40. Nashville and Chattanooga
Is up per cent 10 lG. MetropolltOn Elevated Is
up2H per cent TO 9St (. and Manhattan 2 per cent
10 3s4. The coal shares are q. 10 I > per cent.
the latter Jersey Central Pacific Mail is up q, .
wabash per cent. and Kansas and Texas y,
ontario and western, which yesterday advanced
20 29'i has ranged to-day between 2S7s and 80 81
Telegraph stocks are notably strong American
Dlsil1ct having advanced - per cent. to 75ll
Government bonds were strong at unchanged
prices. Railroad Inv eStmentS are arm. and
speculative DondS are generally higher Rail-
road earnings, gross and net. continue 20 in
crease. The rate for call loans to-day is sac
lef cent on stocks, and 4a5 per cent on L. =.
boEds Time loans are Sac per cent which is
also the quotation for prime mercantile paper y
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kilograms to The Star
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
The Syracuse Conventions.
Lively Opening Scenes.
Tilden Still the Boss.
GREAT WESTERN STORM.
Sad Loss Of Life and Property.
RACE IN ENGLAND TO-DAY.
GREAT WESTERN STORM.
Sad Loss of Life and Property.
RACE IN ENGLAND TO-DAY.
THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.
TIlden Still the BOSs-He Dictates
the Action Of the Convention.

Especial Dispatch to The EceRi1lg SdT.1
FIRST DISPATCH
SYRACUSE, April 2o.-The convention applaud
ed the eulogistic speech of Mr.. Faulkner in cali
ing the body to order. John C. Jacobs, of Brook
lyn. was unanimously elected chairman, and
made short concfliatory speech. He presided
last fall. There is plain determination to
ignore entirely the Kelly convention and pay no
attention whatever to it.
[SECOND DISPATCH.l
Two conventions are in session here. The
convention under the call OF the regular COM
mittee is largely attended, and is under the con-
troll of the friends of Mr.. Tilden and those who
have acted with that interest of the party
There is no intention or purpose to instruct the
delegation for Mr.. Tllden or any other candi-
date, but will urge the re-adoption OF the two
third rule in the national convention. The prin-
cipal contest will be over the motion to instruct
the delegates to the national convention to vote
as unit for the candidate agreed upon.
NOT ONLY A MAJORITY But A LARGE MAJORITY
favor that proposition. The programme has
been arranged to give as little offence as posi-
BILE to the anti-Tilden men, who form one-third
OF the convention. The Kelly faction is in ses-
sion In Shakespeare Hall, but propose to take
a recess until the regular convention gets
through, in hopes that there viii be a row which
they can profit by. OF this there is but little
prospect. e..
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MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.-LaSt night, about II
O'Clock, Officer Mlddendorf, OF the eastern police
station, heard piStol-shot on Eastern avenue
between President street and East Falls ave
aue. fastening in the direction OF the shot, he
discovered young man named VIM. McQuade
Jr., about 20 years OF age leaning up against a
fence, with blood pouring from his right ear
while by his side lay revolver with one barrel
discharged. The officer at once carried him to
the barber shop OF j. II. Lanhart. 65 President
street, and summoned DIR. Page. Before the
The remains were removed TO the eastern DO
lice station, and subsequently Were taken TO
the residence or Geo. Hinkleman, a brother-in-
law of the deceased, al 81 South Exeter street.
From the position in which the young man was
discovered by the officer, and the surroundings,
IL was at once concluded that he had committed
suicide. The father OF the unfortunate youth
resides at No. 62 Albemarle street. His friends
assign no cause for the rash act as he appeared
TO be in excellent spirits when he left home last
night.-Bdl. Gazette 2Oth.
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KEARNEY SENT TO THE House OF CORRECTION
In the San T.-snctSco police court yesterday
morning the prosecuting attorney asked for tn Z,
commitment OF Dennis KearncsS, The latte
later appeared with his counsel who a assed for
delay, 70 enable him to make application I. the
supreme @ court for witt of habeas corpus. T,.a
ordinary. The commitment WAS then rna,se
ouI, ana kearney, evidently depressed ana cha.
grlneo. was taken below. In a few minute % he
W Mas sarr 70 hack and driven to the house
hands OF barber and donnfne conyicf,s 1.ses .4e
ne was placed IN q cell. As kearnev leff fpss
courtroom 1 he asked the Judge II the commit @ ae
Of the new constitution ming eiehf S.,sS vsi1on ~
GAYS labor. The Judge repl}ed thst the 1,,svA ~
Intenaent OF the house OF Correction Won6 -
sc1, snac ne pa sumcaent work TO q, ana not too
nabeae corpus but it q not expecfed to .vaa 70. "
prisoner anything. '" ssaai tne
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FOREIGN AYTAuRs.

The eConste11atiOnss Mission of Mercy
LONDON; on April s:gThe 7. $. frtgate constel-
visions and clothing for the famishing people of
Ireland. was signalled of Roches Point at half
Gast O'Clock this morning. and entered Queens
town harbor at O'Clock.
Demerara Sugar ColorcrS.
LONDON. April 2o.-The London correspondent
of the Edinburgh SN)ts,nGa saws he UNDER
stands that on the meeting OF Parliament the
government will be asked 10 give information
concerning the charge which the Treasury de-
nartment at Washington has preferred against
Demerara planters, namely: That they have
employed coloftng matter 10 dye darker the
sugar made in that colony.
Home Rule Consultation.
The Times this morning says: "A reQuisition
has been addressed TO home rule members
asking them 10 meet for consultation on the
9th instant. The requiSition is signed by Mr..
VIM. Shaw and Others A section OF the party
has NOT been consulted. which consequently
has caused dissatisfaction"
Sarah RernharGt's Breach OF Con.
tract.
PARIS. April 2o.-M. Perrin has summoned
the judicial committee OF the Theater Fran
caise 10 consider Sarah Bernhardt's breach OF
contract. Sarah Bernhardt charges NJ. Perrin
with not having enough rehearsals for "L'Aven-
tuIiere, - TO which she ascribed her failure.
The King of spain.
LONDON, April 20.-A dispatch from Berlin 10
the Times says: 1.-The King OF siam is expected
TO arrive here in the middle OF June"
Race for the Prince of Wales stakes.
LONDON, April 20.-The race for the Prince of
Wales stakes came of at the EPSON spring
meetnS to-day, and was won by Lord Wiltons
br. n. Cradle aged, Count +. de Lagrange's four
years old ch. C. Ragman secured second place
and Mr.. w. T. Crawfords three years old ch c.
cut CT Mrs. Walter. the third place. Six ran.
The New Ocean Cables.
LIVERPOOL, April 20.-The London correspon-
dent Of the Liverpool Courier says: "The manu-
facture OF the Anglo American Cos new ocean
cable is nearly completed. IL Will be laid by
20 rlx-N Of q ara
line. The new French Gable Company is now
negotiating with English companies on terms
which tend 10 the entire surrender OF its posi-
tion as an Independent concern. Mr.. Jno. Ben-
der and other members OF the English compa-
MES are now In Paris conducting the negotia-
tion."
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The District in Congress.
BILL TO ENLARGE THE CITY HALL PASSED BY tt


ELL TO ENLARGE THE CITY HALL PASSED BY THE
SENATE.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Morrill, called up
the bill to enlarge the City Hall, and 1t was
passed. The bill appropriates s117,OOO out of
any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, to be expended, under the direction
of the Secretary of the Interior In enlarging
the City Hall so as to afford additional accom-
modations for the courts OF the District and for
tire-proof rooms for safe keeping of the records
OF the courts and of the District Of Columbia.
according to the general plan furnished by the
the supervision OF that officer.
DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS.
The House committee on appropriations to-
day agreed to the bill making appropriations
for the support Of the District government, as
follows: Repairs to concrete pavements, s75, 900:
New York avenue sewer. SIS, 900; boundary
sewer, 100000; lateral sewer, $4,000; street
work, $500 600; material for permit work, 500 600;
canal to deep water on river front, $1S.6OO; 1th-
street road, 1000; bridges ST., 800; Washing
ION asylum, SIS, 200; Georgetown almShouSe,
s. 500; support of insane, $4,000; transporta-
relief of poor, $4,000; Washington aqueduct,
500, 600; Commissioners Office, $40, ,O4O auditor
and controllers Office, Sl3, 900; old records di.
vision. s., 100; special assessment do, s19, 900;
collectors Office, $11 800; sinking fund Office,
$500; coroner's office, 81, 400: attorneys Office
$4,000; Inspector OF buildings Office, s6OsO di-
vision OF property, $11 ,621; division OF streets,
alleys and county roads, S. 600: Inspector of gas
$1,000; engineers Office, $50. .S1O removal Of
garbage. street sweeping, &c, sl43, ,965: park
ing commission, SIS, 12O; street lamp $23 400;
repairs to pumps. S, 900: cleaning tidal sewers
$1,000; public schools, 1927 S34 SO erection school
buildings, 100000; metropolitan police, 5000 O6O
ire department, slO4, ,24O: courts. s14.3ls; mar.
kets $40 health department, $24 $40; interest
ana sinking fund, 81, ,155, $3.50; contingent eX.
penses, $4,000; Lying in Hospital $4,000; Chill.
dren's Hospital 5000; st. AIMS Infant Asylum
s.. 600; Industrial Home, $4,000; National Asso,
clat1on for Colored Women and Children, Sc 500;
Womens Christian Assoc at1On s., 600; German
Orphan Asylum, $4,000; Little Sisters OF the
Poor, S., 900.
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THE HANLAN-COURTNEY RACE ETC.-The New
York World OF to-day says: Dispatches were
received yesterday from Montreal and Toronto
asserting that the race between Hanlan and
Courtney over the Potomac course on May 10 is
assured and that unless some accident han
pens to either Hanlan or Courtney, neither
Riley nor any other man will participate in the
race. A cable dispatch to the World saws: The
London Sportsman has received letter from
Elliott, the oarsman, authorizing it to enter
him for the Hop Bitters prizes. Elliott intends
to leave England In the beginning OF May. It
Is believed that Boyd will also enter for the
same prizes and sail for the United States at the
end Of May. -o
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Society Notes.


A private letter received from Mme Freyre
widow OF the late Peruvian minister here)
speaks OF how pleasantly she is situated In
Florence, where She has been living since her
removal to Europe, over year ago. She and
all her family are in excellent health Miss
Victoria Freyre is devoting herself to music.
Mrs. Gore Jones, whose husband was for some
time naval dttache OF the British legation here
writes to friend In this city that She and her
husband, the Admiral, are enjoying themselves
at bombay, bis present station, but look for
ward with pleasure TO returning here, which
they hope to do when the three years for which
ne was ordered to new station have passed
That Will DE In about two years from now
The extravaganza OF ladies' dress is undoubt-
edly greater In America than in England for
the famous costume OF Lady LonSdale the price
society In London Is regarded In this country
With comparative COmpoSure To quote the
words OF New York writer who speaks plain
" on the subject, In flush times a Wall street
ment to an opera bouffe singer and might even
hesitate TO give 1t to his wife"
Mr Nelson, the correspondent here of several
prominent newspapers. gave dinner party on
sunday evening, at which several other agree
aole gentlemen were present, including Mr..
1athrOp, OF the Boston Courier. and Mr Bah
bitt, formerly Of the Boston Post now private
secretary to the mayor OF BoSton.-Mrs
Comptroller Knox gave a very pleasant i'm
promptu an,ts,cdle yesterday afternoon, and
some OF the leading members Of the Abbott
Opera Company and few other friends at sun.
per last evening after the opera.-Senator aud
Mrs. Hill, OF Colorado, have issued invitations
for the evening OF the 9th at 9p. m.-Miss
botts request, appear as ..Mignonetter In the
Chimes Of Normandy at the matinee at the
Sauona Theater 70 morrow afternoon.
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Affairs i'm the Dominion.

IORONTO, ONT., April 20.-In The House on
commons, yesterday. Mr.. DeCosmos resumed
the debate on the Canada Pacific railway reso-
luton. He blamed both the late and the pres
ent government for not making the Pacific ter
minus al ESquimault instead Of Carrard Inlet.
A petition signed 10y over 5000 voters OF Prince
EDWARD Island, including twenty out OF twenty
one members OF the local legislature was TO-
day presented AGAINST the Natr nolicH.
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Archbishop Gibbons I'm Route 60

BALTIMORE. MD. April 20.-Archbishop Gib-
bons. accompanied by Rev. Fathers Alfred A.
Curtis and B. J. McManus left this city today
for New York, on visit 10 Rome 10 Pope Leo.
While in New \ ork the Archbishop will call on
Cardinal McCloSkey, and will embark on the
City OF Chester, on Thursday, for Liverpool
During yesterday and this morning a great
number OF friends. clerical and personal called
10 pay their respects and bid goodbye and a
prosperous voyage TO the party.
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THE NEW JERSEY FOREST FIRRs.-Reports
from the Camden and Atlantic Railroad saws
OF Hammonton Ellwood and Egg Harbor. N. j.
Rain Is reported 10 the north, but there is none
there. The fire has swept along Millv1lle Manu-
muskin, Belle Plain and Mount Pleasant, on the
Cape May and Millville Railroad. 1t is reported
as burning vigorously in Cumberland and Dane
May counties. The woods are of heavy pine
timber, and very valuable. A house, barn and
Maurice river
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

rvo DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Primary Meetings will be held in the several
legislative Districts on TUESDAY. Doth April,
1880. at 80 PM, for the purpose of choosing
n to be- on to
elect Two Delegates and M ther Alternates to repre-
the approaching National al Democratic CONVENTION.
Democratic citizens are requested to meet in thei
respective districts at the following named places
?. PriThtwood HAN, Brishtxood, DC.
3. GEORGETOWN, Rechabite Hail.
<. - 4nhn H,gh usT' ST. Georgetown, D. G.
6. Wilson's Hall, 10Th st. and Penna. ave.
z. 1917 Connecticut ave.
s. DaIy,s Hail, St. near 7th st. NV.
9. l4O9 New York ave. NV.
II. Potomac Hall. 11th st. and Maryland ave.s.w
A. Gosmopolitan Hall.
T. kindergasten Hall and ,o1a ssh r. sts. t. nv
is. Kaisers Hail. 7s5 7t6 st. NV. ~
t. t. 6o2 Louisiana lana ave: nv.
iS Jgenemanns si en- m Hall. st. bet 4th and 5th ne
20. Whithaft Hall, Sd and sts. Sc.
22. 533 sth St, between and g SITS. Sc.
port by the 2ist instant to the undersigned the
suit OF their meetings, with the names OF the Dele
apis-2t LAWRENCE GARDNER, sec'y.
49, NINETEENTH LEGISLATIVE DIS
L0S TRICT.-The Democratic voters of the above
district hereby notified to meet at Juenemann's
he4 e. e hea 10Th ns
o'cock for the purpose of elecing three delegates
ap17-st. sRdkeE eGas hoGAN o5G1AENSEMANN, ; COMMITTEES,
N- NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Rock, Buffalo. Lithia. Rockbridse Alum Geyser.
Hathorn, Geftysburg., Friedrickshall, Hunyadi
'an0s AgPnarS' pnn MhBSRs Hsss sPiRhqREM PHRaRMAoY
feb13 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THE SURVIVORS of the Sixth Massachusetts,
Regiment. whose march through Baltimore On
April 10, 1861, resulted In riot and serious loss
OF life, were In that city yesterday and celebra-
ted the nineteenth anniversary OF their march
by a reunion with the Grand Army OF the Re
nubIic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-20

GENERAL GRANT arrived at Galena, ILL.,. last
evening A number OF leading citizens were at
the depot, but there was no public demonstra-
tfon.
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MAJOR c. ID. HEBB, U. S. M. c., is ordered tt
cave Mare Island, San Francisco, for Boston
May 5th next. Col. Haywood. on duty here
will relieve him at Mare Island.
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SECOND LIEUTENANT w. L. GEARY, 18th infan
fry. is ordered to report to accompany de
tachment OF recruits to the Pacific coast, an(
thence rejoin his station.
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WHITE HOUSE CALLERS.-Senators Mcmillan
and Windom, and Representatives Thompson,
Morton. Chtttenden. Starin, Mckinley Will
liams, Bennett and Marsh were among the
Presidents callers to-day.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenant Commander c.
II. Craven and Lieutenant A. S. Snow, to exam.
ination for promotion. Commander II. B. Seely,
from the command Of the Ajax, and placed on
sick leave.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s731, ,.27.s6; customs, 1896, ,649.47.
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DRICEs TO SUIT THE TIMES.

i
i case ANDROsCOGGIN. Zoe. ; usual price l2Kc.
Plain COLORED SILKS, 60c. worth T5c.
PAIRLINE SILKS, SOC.
BLACK SILKS, 75c SI.OO, 81. .25, 81. so, S1.75,
under usual prices.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, from 1914 Is, 25 to 81.
BOSTON COMFORT CORSETS, for ladies and
children-best thing ont.
Our prices are guaranteed to be the lowest:
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
apl7 Sl3 Market Space.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT EMPLOYES.-On April
14th there were 1,469 employees in the Interior
department and its various branches, of which
1,131 were males and 33S females.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-20

ANOTHER NOTARY.-The President has an
pointed Joseph E. Hayden a notary public for
the District OF Columbia.
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THE NEW YORK ExHIBITIoN.-In the Senate
to-day, on motion of Mr.. Bayard the House
amendments to the bill for an exhibition in
New York in 1883. We're concurred in.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

lust RECEIVED.-FINE ASSORTMENT
- Mems Li9ht Sprng Goods, in Strap and ~tv
Oxford Ties, Low Button, High Button andt2l
Congress Caters. Also, large line Childrens'S ~
Goatskin Spring Heel Shoes. of the celebrated -
make Of J. & L. Cousins. Children OutErow them
before they wear out. BHRN'S,
apis 18th ST. SHOE STORE, near Corcoran ST.
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THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES met at
All Souls Church to day. Among those pres
ent were Prof Alexander Agassn, Prot.
stephen Alexander, Prof. Baird. Prof. J. p.
COOK, jr., Prof. f. P. Cope. Dr. Elliott COues
Prot. VIM. Ferrel, Prof. Walcott Gibbs, DR.. T.
y. Gill. Prof. S. S. Haldeman, Prof. ASap Hall,
DR.. F. V. Hayden and Prof. j. E. Hilgard. The
papers mentioned in yesterdays STAR were read
and discussed. Tomorrow the public meeting
Will commence at one O'Clock.
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EPOSTMASTERS N0MINATED.-The President this
afternoon sent to the Senate the following NOM
nations of pOstmasterS: James E. owen, Omar
ga; Ill: Lorin r: Sykes at Knoxville, ILL.,; j. p.
OSterhout at Bolton, Texas.
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DRY GOODS.

|LEf;ANT NEW SPRING GOODS.
u. call The particular attention of our customers
and the public 10 our very lar2e and elegant assOrt
NEW SPRING GOODS
IN an the rev fabrques out this season.
Also he most complete stock Of hrst-class
MOURNING GOODS
lFrf IL this CITY.
AT goods marked in plain figures.
EE~CSE PRICE ONLY.
,t ar cent. discount allowed for cash on the
w. VI. SIIySTER g. SONS,
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THE House this afternoon is in dead lock
upon the question of limiting the debate upon
the special deficiency bill. Both sides of the
House seem opposed to yielding the point
Mr.. Reagan, of Texas, declaring that he would
stay here two weeks before doing So and the
republicans appearing equally determined.
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THE LOTTERY MAIL CASES ADvANCED-The
[. S. Supreme Court has granted the motion to
advance the cases of NJ. A. Dauphin against
Postmaster General Key, and T. j. Commerford
VS.. V. c. Thomas, generally known as ''lottery
cases. and they were set for argument On the
second day OF the next term.
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW BOOKS.
IN Memoirs Nine. de Rennusat, complete cloths2. 90
Geke's Life of Christ, Authors edition l. so
HuIley's Cray fish. l. rs
Asa Grays Natural Science and Religion ..... LOO
Herbert Spencer's Ceremonial Institutions. las
Gath's Tales of the Chesapeake. e............ ]. .26
Celia Gardais' Compensation. J. so
Gautier's Captain Fracasse, paper 60c cloth ]. 25
Meriwether,s Master of Red Leaf. rs
Charley's National Music of the World....... 800
Froude's Bunyan, ''Men of Letters".... rs
Wards Chaucer. ......................... rs
Mrs. Hoopers Under the Tricolar. !. Is
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penn'a ave.
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ERESH LITERATURE
Under the Window. by Kate Greenaway. Price 81 80
Insects Abroad. by Rev. /. g. Wood. 4. 90
Vignettes in Rhyme, by Austin Dobson. with , ~,
Captain Fracasse. by Theophile Gauter. LOO
Fosters Physiology, Sd Edition ...,,,,.. $50
Doran's Annals of the stage, Vols s,,.,,.,, 3. so
Wif and Wisdom of Sidney Smith
Froude's Bnnsafi ,.,.......,,,... rs
Wards Chances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
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SUCCESSORS TO MoHUN Bros,
ap1 lOlJ Pa. ave-. cor. 11th ST.
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SENATE OFFICIAL CONFERENCE.-THE Senate
committee appointed to audit and control the
contingent expenses OF that body have approved
of the expenditures to date of Sergeart-at-Arms
Bright for the transfer OF Senate mails and doe
uments 1t is found that the new plan adopted
by Mr.. Bright effects a saving to the govern
ment OF at least $1,000 year. and that the SER
vice is performed in q satisfactory manner.
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L. S. VESSELS ON THE EUROPEAN STArI6s.-
The Trenton sailed from Villefranche April Sd.
and arrived at Naples the following day. She
would remain there few days and then pro
ceed on cruise to the coast OF Egypt and the
East. The Quinnebaug is still at Leghorn, re-
pairing machinery. The work would be finished
about the 1th OF April She would cruise after
repairs on the coasts Of Morocco and after
wards TO the north. The Wyoming sailed from
Minister Maynard on board who would visit the
various ports OF the east under his Jurisdictions
She arrived at Alexandria March 18th,
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