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Builders Supplies.
Lumber Yards and Planning Mill!

Our New Planning Mill. Sash and
Door Factory is now i'm full opera
ton. 1t is one of the largest and
most complete i'm the country. Our
MACHINERY is the very best. with
all the latest improvements. We
employ only skilled WOrkmen, and
guarantee our work first class. We
are prepared to do the finest kind
of work, such as House Finishing,
Church and Office Furniture. CAB
met WORK A SPECIALITY. We
cordially ask all who are in want
Of such work to give us an OppOr-
tunity of competing with factories
outside of our city. Our stock of
Lumber is the largest and most
complete in the city, embracing all
kinds of Building Lumber. Our
assortment of hard wood embraces
Walnut, Hickory, Cherry, Maple,
Ash, Poplar, &c, of every thick
ness. In Flooring we offer special
inducements both i'm Virginia Pine
and Florida, all our own manufact-
ure, and we guarantee the match
ing and working perfect. Our
flooring is so piled we can give any
widths, from 2 to 6 inches. Our
prices for all are as low as can be
had. Estimates ON Mill Work
cheerfully furnished. COmmunica-
tiOnS through mail receive our
prompt attention.
E. E. Jackson &Co.
CORNER
Ohio Avenue and Thirteenth Street n. W.,
nros-Iu WASHINGTON ID
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LONDON, June I.-Consols for money, 100 BIG; for
the account 1907. Bonds-fours 1909; Atlantic and
Great Western frsts 81 do seconds, 295: Pennsylva-
and Western 3S
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Stock and Bond Observation-Disclosures
md New York Produce Markets.

The following observations the transactions in
the financial market Saturday together with opening,
highest, lowest, and closing quotations, furnished
by the clearinghouse of H. D. Cooke, jr & Co., 1929
street Washington, d. c.:
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Nashville, $780, Northwestern, $500; New York Cen
Paul. $500 Texas Pacific 500; Union Pacific, GOlO0;
Wabash Pacific, 1O,70e Western Union, leo Mari
eta and Cincinnati first preferred $780, Memphis and
Charleston, $1,000
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GH &c SINGfSSATii And ST. LOUIS
s:oS- B Elliott City and Way Stations
6:5O-Baltmore, annapolis, and Way. piedmont,
straSSbnrg, Winchester. Hagerstown' and way
S:1O-P0int of Rocks and Way Stations.
-PD6dIILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND BOS-
&4o-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS Ccon-
meets tor Hagerstown and at Point Of Rocks for
ts:Oo-on Sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis and
1GO0-BALTIAfORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyattsvre,
College, Betsyille, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
'-','' And ST louis EXPRESS
l2:lO1BaltmOre, Ellicott City, Annapolis. and Way
:15-BALTTM0RE EXPR i.issS.ilO ''-'U
ALTIM0 PHILADELPHIA,A NDNEw
S:5O-Baltimore and Way Stations Winchester, Fred
,.oo erick; HagerStown, and Way, via Relay.
REL EXPRESS Frederick. via Relay, stops at
Annapolis JuncrIonL
chester.and Way stations. ION Sunday to Point
5:5-B4LTTMG5 EXPR s jSlartinsburg and
Way. W Ev-@y. Stops at Hyattsville and
6:O5-Poinr o. - 'al Way Stations.
SS9-BALTIM0H:.. HYATTSVILLE, AND LAU-
ts:l5-PTTTsBuRl;. CINCINNATI. AND ST.
- Phi Il DEL NEW YORK AND BGS-
TON EXPRESS: Sleeping car to New York.
and special sleeping car at Philadelphia
BALTIMORE, HYATTsVILLE. AND LAU-
p BASE AZ SSx station S2 On between WRngon
and ANNAPOLIS Junction.
tDaily. tSundays only. Other trans daily, except
All trains from Washington Stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and GIG and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
where orders will be taken for baggage TO be checked
and received DOint in the city.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST LINE. ANDTHEONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-13

DOUBLE TRACK! JAN,SEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May %, 1851.
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FOREIGN Money Market.

lex ulHtUTtU CUUpUIIS.
sUB-TREAsURY BALANCES.
-......- sol 01 90 Currency Sc, $50 1S3 OC
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Baltimore stock BOARD.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE June 11-Virginia sxes-consolidated,
If 81 do second SERIES Az ten-forties 55% bid to-
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1881

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
-, ,,,,,,,, MEN y v o.. 100,
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, COR
ner of Sixth and streets, as follows:
sleeping Cars to Pittsburg and Chicago; 1880
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Gin
cnnaIi, st. Louis, and Chicago; $50 p. H. daily
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara tallS,
with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North: at 500
daily, except Sunday; at $3.50 p. m. daily. eX-
cept Saturday, with Palace Cars 10 Canandalgua
For Willismsport, Lock Haven and EImira, at 1890
For New York and the East 500 1O:9O M, 200 1000
and lois p. mon Sunday, 2O0 D. m, 1000 and lois
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a.
daily, except Sunday; .-.,-
at Jersey City with boats of =" Brooklyn Annex
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
For Philadelphia. 500 1890 NJ, 200 SO 1000 and
lois p. m. On Sunday. 200 p. m. $40, lQOO' and
Limited Express $50 a. m. daily. except SUNDAY.
For Baltimore Gao 500, $50 1920 a m, and 200 40,
a m 1870 a. m. Zoo $40 $50 1000 and 1915 pm.
For Popes Creek Line $40 m. and 40 p. m daily,
For Annapolis, SO a. m. and 40 p. m daily, except
ALEXASDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Aiexandria 700, TO 80 a. m, and 11:sO a. n
4:2O SEQ p m, 60 p; m; 500 and lI;59 p m On
For Richmond and the South, 700 a. and lilo
daily, and 500 p m: daily, except sunday. -
and 1000 a. m, 124O BOO 500, 100 and $40 p
and 1900 mdnIghI. Sunday at s:t'5 and 1000 a. m,
Tfckets and information can be procured at the Office
northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
vania avenue and at the station, where orders be
efi for the checking of baggage destination from
hotels and residences
]. R WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
(Steam used) $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west, Washington ID. c. Carriages and Har-
ness received on storage and sold ON commission.
Carriages repaired. felt
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The Homeopathic Hospital.

The trustees of the Homeopathic Hos
ptal Association met Saturday evening and elected
Edward C. Dean and Lewis Clephane vice-presi-
dents and Captain R. w Tyler 62S street northwest
treasurer. A committee was appointed TO solicit
Subscriptions and the good work was commenced
in The board. Negotiations are already going on
for a building The designs of the association are
SET forth in the certificate of incorporation as fol-
lows The business and object of the society shall
be 10 establish and maintain a homeopathic hos
pita in the city Of Washington in which the medi-
cal staff shall be composed of homeopathic physi-
Clans only, butinto which any physician may bring
private patients on complying with the regulations
which shall be established by the board of trustees
TO give proper care to lying-in women, who may
wish TO be under hOmeopathictrea to which
persons temporarily residing in the city may resort
In ease Of sickness: to which accident cases, or
persons suddenly taken sick in the street, may be
carried for temporary treatment; in which nurses
may b. instructed. and clinical instruction given
10 students ofmedicine ; in connection with which
there may be a dispensary for the treatment of the
p01r geographically; and 10 do such other
things rs may be Legitimate and necessary to the
Efficient execution of the above named purposes"
The trustees for the first year are as follows
Montgomery Blair, f. C. Dean, Lewis Clcphane, J.
J ialsted T. W. Whitaker, c. b. Bailey, 4. w
Tyler, {. Culver, J. S. Polcr, w. S. Roose, Ed
Weston, George f. Baker, W. L. Van Dcrlip.
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Church Services In "a Court-Room.

The Supreme Courtroom in City Hall
was utilized yesterday morning for a widely
different purpose than that for which twas built
The propagation of religion by band of Christians
HE independent Presbyterian Society had Sc
cured the use of the room for worship
twice during the day, and at the first
service the room Was comfortably filled
With as devOut body as had assembled in the
more prctentious temples in Washington. Rev. r
W. Anderson, Of Baltimore, preached an able and
instructive discourse from Galatians Will" But
God forbid that should glory save in the cross
o. ouT Lord Jesus Christ by whom the world is
eFucIiied unto me and l unto the world" The
services were pleasantly diversified by congrega-
uonal singing, and the first venture Of the new
society was deemed very auspicious.
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Grapelers' @mioe.
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
CNEw BROAD GAUGE),

THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
CNEW BROAD GAUGE),
between
PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,
is now running fast trains of elegant Passenger
FOR SEAT HAS BEEN REDUCED TO 25 CENTS.
Through without stop in 90 minutes A. .,-,.
Passengers from Washington will take the through
trains of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad or Bal
mSTe and Ohio Rarosd to phaaE anG aSS
Market streets or at the Philadelphia wilmington
ing;on avenue, where Union Transfer coaches or
street cars connect direct 70 station OF Ths West Jer-
For through tickets baggage checks and full intor
nation, apply as follows: Northeast corner Thlr-
timore and Potomac Railroad. corner sixth and B
streets 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue, 1851 Pennsylvania
]. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. my-23-2rn
FOR RICHMOND, FRREDERICKsSBURa, AND
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND Porto
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT. COMPANY.
THE OLD AND FAVoRITE ROUTE
has just been reopened with the new and splendld
EXCELSIOR.
beautifully furnished and appointed in every respect
leaving her wharf foot Of Seventh street. daily (Sun
$50 A. NJ. AND $50 p. NJ,
connecting at Quantco with the Fast Trains south
RATES OF FARE.
Washington to QuantcO iTst-CasS %
Washington to Quanco. SecOnd-claSs-- 50
Washington to Fredercksb'p limited to day. s.
Washington to RichmOud limited to day. 4 90
washington to Richmond' unlimited. .......... 90
DAYS So = !. - Z 90
n B-Passengers to FREDERICKSBURG must take the
afternoon boat
Arrangements can be made by excursion parties to
stop at Marshall Hall and Glymont.
Tickets can be mad and information cheerfully fur
nShed at T. w. Reeds SONS, ZIG street northwest:
Cook Tours. 1881 Pennsylvania avenue W. s. Roses
Cigar Stands, at Principal Hotels and at the Conn
pany's office, foot of Seventh street.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Superintendent
VIM P WEIGH. Agent my6
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
, 1881-09-07
THE WORLDS FAIR.
JUDoE HILTON WHITES ITS OBITUARY,


Special Dtspateh TO Tns CHICAGO Tribune,
NEw YQRK, 6cpt. u.-Tha obituary et tns
Worlds Fair which It wus proposed to bold Ia
this country bus been written by c1-Iudgc
Henry Hilton. After It became apparent that
the United 8tatea international Commission
would accomplish nothing and that body sank
out ot Afght, Il number OF tho iatgest b,lsines,
firms of this city undertook to revive The enter.
prise. md appointed Mr.. l.. 81. Hates. Of tho tim
of Batcs, Reed l. Cooley, to communicable viii
Judge Hilton and request hin 10 recognize
his former Worlds Fair Committee. Tp5i
was done. and tho Judge rrQ'a
for weok, a letter in which be SAYS: n beers
ut present It will be very difficult 10 create or
revive ri public fceltue favom1lu IT,, t. wotal
Interest In m enterprise WHICH
HAS nEEN DECLARED 4 FAlLrlE.
succesaful frum tho ,nlstuko made In loeattos
the site of tho proposed falr. if ~: thsa
nt,, sGno o'hq ,Hst bus Gn nessed M
inlttec would bo premature. Not yery lgne
,,go wMs s,r.oxy .. I1nprsf;;;;sss prf;;ss = W. I.a
fGw years hence. would meet With poPll!ar ~.
provnl and encouragement. but tho laie eH4it
and it, fuilure tnatlo great ctlnstK ~ tny spi9
uuRetl from undertaking tho organization lux.
GG3ted, aud
SAYING N1B VIEWS CANNOT III CHANGED
Tho International Commission. which was ,l, to
huld the fAir IN 1881. hMa not yet tesl0hed, wv
and Il, all probability tho, nboye r., It
p:oce ot Worlds FUR literature which YIN ats ~
SS adRa O. osstaatea 3 PaDa ths m ioa ss of %ofd I'd
it Ia only proper that ha should write tho tp,tapa
on tho tombstone of tho dead project hsd n'
, 1881-09-07
THE CRATER OF K1LAUEA.


Pclo'a Palace or Deatis-Crluison Seas
nnd Flery Fountains; =. =; ,..,.,,
cr1ter Of kllauea Is iron, ae llonol,'lll
AabcrftseF OIL Jnly ~: tourists 10 LUG
s vsfao v os A"y o Es"as o past st a ts 5e"se' So
md r Sn,,t1' ' fIokns % which hi .ora,nari1y bul,-
au oou,n 'IHes Mi'gt' sn.L .u'a.'s ~ ,a..I, ~" ~
o.ea ailo .ossea hsfS 1oou ~ uepln u
about ls Isst oelow .no oor of ae,, Ie Gle5
nm n,l,, there have arisen pcaks and cones
~ ~, a a,a t,o+ r,sa ovor i'm fsot al,ova tha
w a'" @ ."'M NV. aoo ose. ~" .U.,,e, w "
south n pan o Of tho sFeat en- fba,eF' fhare %f brs s
forth Il new opening III the great crater
ilonr mot for 'istnnt fran tho old
, ,ois 49,, ,,... ,"ts, o1,.,,st ro,,,.i
a new saot lake, ",ess s0s eav
enty feet III depth, ii, ordinary stuges, below
tho surrounding brink, Hero tlla great
1Iovo,in,, vo,ro,,., ,,rcsnnte thc most vor,cd
yose';sE 'J 1or 'a,
Of the pases Of The play of 2 ire laGe, ~ r.
gently observed ,, III the erates nl hlinpea IT,.
y Sfgs str Gs1 ns vm IT, HeGn ,fo ~ nac ,t'
valley ana observes SMOKING p,t Aav.
ing no more nXRlelce VI eosanasLioa
ttlali tar Kl!li: Luz tae 'o'2lseF'or
staiiaa % OF thG Dfla t,, o. a,o,1a nao p't. ,nt "
EfS9s POL or lak " now MRpeafs, aRoF af
seventy fcnt below him. And wllat Is this
snrfaco? It presents , tnrk siiveI-Etay my
With snttliy shine. llls u crust " ut!l-
cscent 1nvn, and the observer wlio has ex-
pected to haye i,ls sellso OF wonaaf
strained nj, to speechlealisss, Says: ls
| THIS NJ" 40! lg1Kl tho frozen, gEnssy
the centre--solna mighty beast lifting up
tlAt tioQr1 Now whsu or ulut1latloh runs
ronlld tho incrliated 1narge. ANA theEo u nh
1,9rs: 6loodre fon' sns!iaR Hha
lront! disk 1f tile lake Leaves a'ltl trenlDieS
Fltfnl gaseous flashes litaufoss, my ,lnW we
, 1881-09-07
try along the eastern scahoard from the neigh.
borhood OF New York City short distance
POLITICAL.
ONO.
.,s.tnr f1ftnntrk IN T1e f.h{tdoo Tr{bttytk.

ONO.
Special Dt,pdith to 1hs chitdao Trtb,tne.
CtnctxxATI, a.. topt. 0.-Tho Republican
County Convention to-day, after ttcc!,iltg tn gn
ahcHd with its busluess regardless Of tho fnct
tint It was the day fur prnyrr for tho rtcovcry
or tho President. brs'kc m In row, with It's
work hut pno-thir done. Tho cUnvcntton as-
scmbic'l At 10 O'Clock. Through tho Efforts OF
tho Hon. Warner II. 1latcmun mn adjournment
WIS secured until n'coctt o,it Ut respect 10 the
lay. Tho inteFynl WAS apant by tho delegates IN
cutting drunk. At n'clock the convention re-.
assembled, Int Immediately adjourned again
tu Htye the cnulmttccs time to prepare
thoir reports. Another ittoryhl OF tw0 huurs
rOlDwe1. which wits utilized by tho delegates ~,
getting still ,tr.,tker. At = o'clock tho work OF
thu day was thkcn III, once Hrc, and struggle
followed, which lnstcll from thnt hour ulitfl
o'ctfuk, over tho nominations for Common PleRs
.lt,llRcs. Tivo na,1les were ut Inst selected. Two
Of thom tavo Lcen 1otortosIy had in thetr u.s.
RnclatIons, and cnft,ot po elected. The other
thrGe are young men. Quo Of thom ie a KOt,d
selection, a1d will co1nnand. very. general
sceknx. the hunor. Tho Comnon Tiens
Judges having bsen selected, tho convention.
9na much t.,n,lt preec.sds.l e noanats !,
tprrttel II tho primary elections. and aevcrs,l
t,en'ncrnta humn'ers had seats ~ tho conycil-
ten epo scr s.s p "re a erease .tr
unccs. several list i1ghta took pIacc. The DG.n-
t,crl.tic polico oxnttca In them aud mule nj ut
| tempt 10 preserve order. Tho nusNinccs Tor
II hitter light, aud money bud toen nsesl.< 'chls
| tended to increase tho cornnlotlon. md befnr1
| tion becatue uncomfortable and Ind. to Ere
adjourned, Tho work Will br conplctc.! totnor-
row. 1t IL hoped that the delegates Will in the
! neaut,ne ace the mistake tint u being made
and will complete tho ticket with good 1lalncs
tntcss this is done. t"', Or three Df tho canab-
ttAtes already nominated will not accept. Tho
| only hippo the Democrats have or cnrryIng the
| Stnte depends OH thnir cArrytng this county. and
their only hopo or carrying ths county lies II
| having u ~eAk ticket to cufnhnt. rhg wurR ot
tomorrow Will be awaited with keen Interest BY
| 10th parties.
, 1881-09-07

Tho alarm from box 41G at rs yesterday
morntnr wns cnnsed Inv fra In n hnr,, at tim
"1 ~, T,t,,a,,s ~ -. ...,,'., G"A ~, =, ss
roar Oh No. Ato SlSeoufa p'ace, o~neu ny max
1tGrf The atructIre With lta contents, inelul-
Ing ono horso, was totally destroyed, CAUSING
a.p,,. VI -. ao. s. aa' ~ - -
Hptonu ~ eoopct4sn"p Hau 71cu i1a!ohstns'
owned by Thanlas Lannull, and caused d damage
Of h],u1lt $780, not Insured Tho CAUSE OF the
biuze il said IL b,tyo been u snark fruIn u toc-
mpttyp On mo NUrthwustorn rAiironti.
Tho alarm from Dux Bi5 ut 3:lO o'clock in the
afternoon was CAUSED by the IRnltlur vi 8aYIngS
and kiildiIfR wood around st0yo tn tho bulii-
lnR Nos, l05, li0 and liz Chrav,, avenue, owned
1Y C, Il, ", WimrAeratud, ,atll ocullutcd by about
twenty families Tho tju,Iiurt, auiuun tcd tu hut
&l5, fully covered by Insurance..
Thp aiartn frnm i}ox fEj ut 10:h5 o'cEnck In
tho nlpr,,ipx was naugol ~ tho burn,nu cf about
800 worth Ut cudltr uoats, owncd 6y T. ID, Ayor
& Co, and pil0ti uIs dir North ptnr. Thnv nrn
supposed 70 hayp been IEtlItcll py SHARKS from
uuss.tA tuxty.ut, No Insuruno.
Tho alarm fron nox :rs at Lilo In tho afternoon
rrnfns % 6ulld|nr e ii Np. I'D Nort6 uniom stTeei,
cntsod ~ sparks from au adfuccot fuupify,
Dntil,90 noinilui.
Thv alarm fruln Ipx 4lr at 5;1Q In The ntter-
nutIu wla caused by firo In u t,yo. story brick
building ut No, uiQ Nublo street. awned 1nI nu-
ctf,lpd ly Frol EI,xcl Ca,Iso d ilcfectiyo rhinl-
ngy. DHiuuxo $751;
K stiIisnIlrtn 10 chemical Engine No, i Mt 10
o'clock ii tic p,osnipu wns causSI Nv the bury.
tuv of notIl0 ruuGlsi, IN tho nijoy In rear OF
NU. 7B Wcst Erjo gtreot,
, 1881-09-07
" DOPING" A WOOD.PlLE,

6chweltzer Kunstngers an old tramp, who
mauagea to gain sunsistonce by Rwoeplng out
salooas. cutting FREQ lunch, aud saving wood.
WIS arrested yestorsiuy by Detcctiyo n. Coatalo,
aud was locked up At tho Wcst Madison SsFeet
Station upon charge Ut malicious snlschtef.
For some oacase he had given he waa recently
lrlYon frn1n tho sai0un ot Wll!lsm bcarAedet ut
y netxhboE Ut tho saloo.,xeoper saw tho Old mar
lurking about. suspiclaualy In The roar Ut tho
preu'ttes, and Apparently, trying 10 hia0
sotaetbinx k9ueath = pile of cut hFe-
wood. lie notihed schrAder. who, upon
Investigation. found in the Nood. d.plls
q piece ut wood dlderIpE tFou tho other pieces,
which upon being closcly scrutinised was found
to contain In IL eeutre handful Ut Runpowder,
which hao been Inserted by bor!ag u hole lu one
ths powder haa been put In, tbs old mAn DE-
, 1881-09-07
A Clean Hsvecp-A Whole FANNY W
Daughters 70 lge Mnrrlcd nt Onss'

III. l<1ujf NfP1tttlfHls
Marriage liccllsoa wrro granted ycstefaa5 "
the foIiowltiX parties; Fre.lerlnk Walter y. ~
Etnnin Hang; William Wetzler and Insts nasn.
l}anY; ur, William r. Iierulan aIo ,;'.'n.s. 9eass
w Dang. At the issuing Of tho nss1ss;S
Il 1Nust unusual seetse was peest1A.,IhMs H.
in tho HccUrlur's o!!tee-the fathor u .s.as ~
fhre9 younv ladies' appearing With ~ IN .I.vs
prtsucctly0 Sous j1,.laW and eonsentlny 70 vi III
ono II hs daughters IN t4teh VI them. ins! i!a" IN
seomed in tie Gest or spirits. and the oecas"ia eca.ui
wAs eniyct,eu BY ullrlh aiA wiacss w srtsr
,ho orcllInBtnncps OF tho rAss aro 4u1s ases LILA
ealing And mo- n tlttlO ronlaEtlc Dr. Ius.'e, ~,
iianK. VINO has for t.. tnany II se?FT3, ?FT3,.eea;s ea
strret and FRANKLIN ayui.,e. ~ the tssustt .h."It
AZ ihra beau;iitti la,ghters, the eldest MIs tfis
II ycnra al nNu. and tho youaEest = th..", s.,u
Under III. aIurt tlpe ago nlt three o. ~ aagIi Il
iieGnfn,, pnvauc,l llriur the sAl!,e week. ~ .str
vas s.ol,,.te1 10 hayc the thtuo Martlaxss .se
pluoo Ut tic same time. Az nfs h8no uunah To- ths
ijMlerkrinz. at whioh tholr fathoE W. .at tI ~
Frcsidsit. It was saiural. thercfots tba. taa H.
,,srrtn%t, " sh..ld laku pllce it sas .o",s. Mxs
f.iSdert rnnS mmil 0a Choutean a'suu sGsrs
They ara apt,0intci to taks p!a;T t1y srre-
~ ,opv tns ,I TX ho nnrforStud py the es !oan Il
lima nns3nr nj the independent EtanKs'.S1ud ..1d
Trotesstisms 1:h1rch oorurF Ut Thirtctnta ~. M,
1vehstcr sfrncis nr,ytI,pd ho rctur4s isou s "a an
nn ~ t,no - y nrnsnte{. he be!pR ~" ~
"x ~ .T H.. =" vn,,nv luvr urv N tssfy ,ssy ~
wurthy ihe fortunats lnatr!mon!s! J.. pr,1s IT, Il Il
, 1881-09-07

dp4etal UlssaEth 70 1fA L&soal0 Tribune.
LlAth1.N. Seb., Sept. G.-Thu second t1uy OF tho
Rreat reunion was usherett In with clouds ulld
hea'y wttatts. Tho day~ bus becn very tlIanxrce-
abn. atltl tho .lehlxgns OF Camp Abe Lincoln
have not hal very r!ulsant ti,ne OF 1t lighting
both wind aud rain. Tho soycrai trans eal1,inE
!Ato thu clsy brought IN addition u tho ulruaay
!aavs rrowst of several hundred, while tw,co as
1uatIy laorG cam0 In by tcllua nuu urlvato COL.
sryn1ccs. There ART now III thu camp IA n,uuy
A. ih01 aollcth, comprising private srxut.-
t,''sf,s.sses from tho nujo,ninR stntcs aro
alS, Present, and quito 4 number Ut rrrt"lls
l,n MrtMu url4 hGsc, Tho ctn1lI ix INV lI.,4r-
.axh.y Uryntzelt an.t, should thoro l,e u. .nttr~
tttSnts ~ h!ish w!.s rain, tho regular ,nt,y
p.i9fum from now un viii 10 strictly Carried
, 1881-09-07
RELIGIOUS.



EL0IN, ILL.,, Sept. 8-Tho fifteenth annual
convention OF tho Kane County sunday-Schuol
Union opened at tho Centre Stro0t II. E. Church
III this city todRy with q vorY fair attenonncc.
Tho exercIses, which continue over tomorrow,
nro OF considerable interest, and Wednesdays
meeting will he largely attended by Sunday.
school workers from alt parts OF tho country.
Today's mcottng opened at . o'clock With devo-
tioual exercises. Tho Rev. ~. II. Parkhurst,
paBtpr Of tho church, delivered m address OF
welcome tho response to which had bcon allotted
to v: 7. Leach: "Tno Sunday; ;scnool Teachers
tcrcsting essay assigned to thu ltoy. Thon,4s
Gault, Of Aurora. M!ss suphemis afaart!n; OF
School Tcachor's Work III tho Ct,lss." Tho Rev.
J. /" Cheney; OF This city. wsls 70 have read 9
low to DO It," but loft for Germany yesturday.
This evening tho propratn consists nf service
Of song and pzaisa and papess Oh "The True
Aim Of Sunday school Work. and i!aw to ltcach
II" br tho Ilov. Il. l'nry, ana on Whnt should
for ltt BY tho liev. ]. Il. 1tcGuun.
, 1881-09-07
OBITUARY..

THE REV. HENRY COwhEs, d. D.
spsetal Dispateh to 7At Chicago Tribune.
JAEssv1T,tE. WIS.,, Sept G.-The Rev. Henry
Cow,es. II. T., OF Obcrlln, o., died bore this norn-
Ing ut the institution for the Hind. Of which bis
du,,xhter. Mira 1dttlet IL Superintendent. He
was tho author of II complete sot OF commcn-
tares on tho 1litle. lust published by Appleton
& Co. lie has written several other works, and
years Professor In Uberltn t:01ieHe, and In tho
iheologioul Rcmnary there. and FOR si1tcan
years cditol tho Etulsge!f*t of that place tIe
had reltchc,l tho ago OF - ycnrs. and died of
progressive paralysis. Tho remalns will bg
takcn IL ObGrln tOtnOrrnw.