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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-20


NEW YORK, November l9.-Cotton-
Steady at II 8 l6@ll 5.l6c. Flour
D Ill and slightly in buyers favor; No Z
So 60@4 so; superfne western and state
SO 00(G5 30; common to good So 4O(Gi
IS; good to choice So 809G 90; white
wheat extra Sc 05@6, 10; fancy IS 50
as %; St. Louis SIS 5O@S Is; extra ONO
50 40@7 so; Minnesota patent process
81 4O(G7 IS. Rye Flour-SLeady at
"a OO@4 40 Corn Northwestern 81 60
10. Whest-Quiet; demand limited /;
receipts 100000 bushels; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 3l9l 81; No. 81 %; No.
Milwaukee 81 49, kye-Western ia
75c. Barley-Quiet but firm; Canada 80
69Sc. Malt-Dull and unchanged. Corn
demand active; receipts l7l,OOO bush
els; steam mixed, seller November, GA
G62ic; No. Z seller November 69G63tc.
Oats-Quiet and steady; receipts 1900
bushels; western mixed and State 34a
39c; white western 37@444. Hay
Shipping at Coo. Hops-tlrm; year
lings 3@5c; new 5@12c. Cofee-Un-
changed. Sugar-Flrm; tair to good re-
fning 7Ic; prime 7a@7bc; refined frmer
at 9lGlOtc. Molasses-Quiet and un-
changed Rice-Demsnd moderate. Pc
troleum-Quiet; crude SI@ SIC; refined
l31c. Eggs Unchanged. POrk-Dull
Sl4 1904 IS. Beet-Qmet; western
long clear at I &c. Lsrd-Firm; prime
steam IS SOFAS 52i. Butter-Western 10
age. Cheese-Unchsnged. Whisky
Firm at 81 O9@l 10.
CHICAGO. Nov 9.-Flour-Firm ar
unchanged. Wheat-Demand fair and
prices have advanced No. Chicago
pring 81 sol %: cash o., seller Novem-
Der; 81 C6s@l O63 seller December;
81 O6s seller year; s. O7t@1 OFT seller
January; No. 81 O3GJl "a; rejected
94c. Corn-Active, firm and higher At
455(G,45sc cash or seller Novem Der; 42!c
seller December and year; 4Osc seller
January; rejected 424c. Oats Dull aud
prices shade lower at 253c cssh; 24lc
seller Novem Der; 2it@25c seller Decem-
Der; 24tc seller Jsnu ny; rejected 2l!c
Rye Firmer st SAFE. BarIey-Strong
and b! .ner at 63c. Pork-Falrly sct.ve
and shade higher at 81 % cash; Sl2 10
seiltT NONChiOSai DSCCLLDSa huA thI
Lsrd-Unsettled bat generally higher st
81 90 cash; 81 S7t97 80 seller Novem-
Der; 81 so seller December and year;
81 90 seller January. Bulk Meats
E.sier at 5s96s@6tc. Whisky-Q1iet
at 81 06.
On call bosrd-W heat and Corn
Flrmer, but not quotably higher. Oats
Fairly active and shade higher ST
25tc seller November; 25@25t seller
December. Pork and Lard-Fum and
unchanged.
II CoLKDo, November 10. -Flour-
Firm. Whesl-S!esdY N 2 amber
Michigan 81 %; extra white Michigan
81 35i; amber Michigan, spet, 81 33ii
seller'November 81 "a; seller Decembe
81 81; No. red winter 81 IS; No. spot
and seller Deem Der 81 2s4; No. 8 red
s114 Corn-Stesdyi high mixed 4eic;
new 46sc; Nc. 2spot 42s; new, seller
December, 44c; rejected i8G damsg'd
Acc; new Ale. Osts-Dull; No. 2 29s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-20

John h. 9. T>gOhI. E,r.I,r.
Go. ADAMS, CuUfo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
GOING FOR THE RED DEVILS
Zen HOnarsta Indian Hmm

San FRANCISCO, July IA Portland
press dispatch says: News was received Der,
ihIs afternoon from Walla Walla July i-'l
saying: Gov. Ferry arrived this morning.
bringing with him arms, ammunition. Nc.,
sufficient TO arm ZO0 men. His OH ct IN com
ing here Il TO look on the situation from "a
nearer stand point. He viii doubtless raise
two companies Of volunteers here. Tnelate-
est news is that General Howard is al Camas
prairie.
HOWARD On COL. PERRY's FATAL PRr-
DENCE
Wllmot tod General Howard I'm The n.c-
Sence OF Monroe of the manner in which Co.
Perry neglected seventeen volunteers ~ the
time of the Eight at the Cottonwood on the
9TH. zen. Howard wanted The statement put
ia writing by The volunteer officer in com
mand. he said lac was very sorry 10 learn
mat any officer OF the army ShOuld so refuse
prompt assistance in such extremity.
HOWARD TALKS WAR TO THE DEATH.
he Iurther said he would Ia Ike no prisoners
and that he would pursue tue Indians aud
XIII them If IL was possible. Howard on his
return from Billy,s Crossing OF the Salmon
river has used great dispatch in his nave
ments and marches. He is now fully aroused
10 The true situation; certainly SO III his talk
means anything. The wounded are doing
wen; The JACKSON company left Lapwai on
the 10th for the front, guarding a supply
tIa1n. Dispatches arrived al Lewiston on
Sunday evening indicating much alarm al
l.apwal and cautioning Lewist IN against an
attach lhat night, strong guard was put Ouf
guns placed in The hands of citizens. and
service. ''O
THIRTY sAvAGEs KILLED BY RASDAIr,s
MEN.
a special dispatch says: Thirty Indians at
least were killed at the time of CAPTAIN Pan,
ualls last encounter in Halo. THIS was the
affair IN which Randall was killed
kelnforcetRents for Howard
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S-Capt Cush-
lng's company, now stationed al Pres I,io.
1apt feel's company, from Alcairaz: Cant
beNens' company, OF the l2Lh infan-
ny, and Capi. Wells company, OF the
elh infantry. until lately stationed
az Fort Yuma, viii leave on a
steamer for Portland This evening. The Cour
companies combined number scarcely one
hundred men, but they will take with Them
ihlfty recruits who have been mustered in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
THE MEXICAN BORDER OITRAGEs
Conference between the American
and Mexican fsPueraIs

GALNESToS. July lJ.-fhe NrVs has a
special nom Brownsville, which says. Gen.
tanaleS and Gen. hcyin have had confer
cncc. They had uO officially in coming 10
an agreement In relation 10 suppressing
raids. They were 81 opinion that they could
render the passage of troOps from one side 10
the other unnecessary, b. dIscndrgi1g their
respective duties.
GIN. CANALS THINKS
the publication Of an order OF sscG import
ance a. t'Iat OF the Secretary Of War % a. N.
OTd without notice 10 Mexico was iIsre-
spccuUl 10 Tie D.az gONerIm sut- but he
valves Tat. and viii cooperate with our
authorities "a any manner Necessary 20 in
sulc ieacc ana secure Ia. prespr. 8tion ..
order on ooh tan X a. the Bravo.
GIN. EsDoHEDO on THE Wsg PATH.
II u the general opinion Chat General rs
cOhedo will ST on foot an eNpefItiOn 10 in
wade Mexico. 70 H. not known what a>Sur-
aEce he may have received from J1a1uila
and Nieva Leon. As Tar a. aScertatned the
people OF H. mau lcnas are nnn ls.l 90 I.ar.ln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

NEW YORK REPUBLICANS AND THE
CIVIL SERVICE POLICY.-Thc republics
state convention, which viii probably as
sfmoie early in September will have to face
The music on the Presidents civil service
policy. There is no escape from that. Mr..
Conkling II abroad just now, but when he
returns home a-d finds nearly all his per
sonal and political friends turned out OF the
custom house. il will not be his fault Il
enough of delegates are not chosen com
mitted 10 dissent from the Presidents mole
or doing things. Senator Conkling has a
great many friends and adberentS in this
city; indeed, il is safe TO say. majority OF
all The active republican politicians are in
favor OF him as their next candidate for Pre-
sident, and where he leads, therefore, il is
morally certain they Will follow. At The
Union League and other clubs the talk is:
81 The President thinks he can get on with
out the pol ticians, he must take care that
the politicians do not resolve to get on with.
out The President" AS Mr. Hayes is COM
mltied against a second term, intimatfnns
OF This Kind viii probably have little effect
upon him; but he may as well make up his
mind, first as last, thai he and the New York
politicians will have TO part COMPANY
Every thing under the surface of things here
j. looking that way.I[N Y. Cor. PbiLd.
LEDGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
THE MONTREAL RIOTS.
Death OF Another Victim OF Religion.
Inestsr.aea

NEw YORK, July IA dispatch from
Montreal ate last night saws. The Young
BritoTs, who were returning from Cornwa,f
have been put OF II Tanners BY INSTRUCTIONS
rom the chief OF police, 90 avoid a cplltsion.
a call for help Was received al the cenfra,
station IrOm the Quebec gaze harrarks
where menacing crowd had cnngrecaiel
All IS quiet In the city, but large crowds A.
SIN or The streets. The danger Il supposed
To lie over. Boon, who was wounded, del
last night.
All Quiet Last Ntght
MoNTREA a.. July G.-LaSf pfLhf pasSp1
over without any trouble. the crowds d.
pCrSing al about ten O'Clock. There were less
than the aVers 70 number 81 arrests ma a.
aud none were Tor anything serious. 4 COM
plC;e absence 81 drunkenness PREVAILED.
The Inquest.
lhe coroner's jury were sworn Tn the case
OF haCksti his morning, but tho tnquiry -
postponed urtl % morrow. Toe arrange
meuts ioT the funeral arr not yet al COM
pleted.
An Indignation Neettag.
A cor Terence Nook place this morning b.
tween leading Orsugvmeu aud the presidents
oi The rational societies, Tor the purpose of
calling an sudi-Uatlo1 me,ting - condemn
n mayor ior tot Attending due protection 10
10 NeSfsrJ ay.
The reported death az Boon - rot true. a.,
- confined - his stsl. and suffering from his
wounds, which are severe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
The Riots In Montreal.


The estdispatch from Montreal concern
Ing the riots yesterday are TO the effect that
thomas l.. Hackeit. who was killed. was a
clerk there in MCKillOp's commercial agen-
cy. he was an OTangeman. aud was return
lug from church. j II. Morrison, a clerk In
sims provision store, MIR. Henshaw. CnaS.
Boone, a tailor. and Edwar GirduN pain
ter, were badly wounded. though not fatally
The name OF the wounded woman is un-
known. The following are the accounts
gwen OF the proceeding by an eyewitness
ABOUT 20 p. m. shout went II y in the nei gh-
ooihot of cab stand on Craig street, aud
lbs ailtly there was a general rush in that
direction. young man in gray clothes
was seen running for shelter, pursued 10y
large crowd OF men and boys. When he got
on the ste pS of Robert Dunn 81 Co.'S store he
found the heavy doors partially closed. The
leaders OF the mob tried to pull him of the
Steps AHOther young man rushed 70: wari
10 project him. One of the mob was about
10 strike This young fellow, when he fired
several shots in rapid succession. Almost
al the same moment shots were fired AT him
by persons In the crowd. One struck n m i'm
the forehead and he fell. When he was down
other shots were fired az him. No one went
10 MS assistance Policemen soon arrived
ara the wounded man was placed i'm
wagon, and guarded by some policemen was
borne away. y very painful feature of the
8falr was The behavior OF the mob when a
1TOtestant clergyman came up TO offer
prayer for the dying man. The reverend
gentleman was rudely pushed back, and de-
spite ms remOnStrances and the mute an
peal or the upturued eyes Of the poor victim
The clergyman was not allowed 10 approach
1he mon Seemet 10 be in complete control OF
the streets. No attempt was made TO dis
perse them. As the b, I V OF the unfortunate
young man was being driven OF from the
scene where he ell some Of the inhuman
rOughs took of their hats and waved them
in triumph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
The GROVER
More Contradiction, Testttaouy

SAN FRANCISCO. July ia de.patch
rom Portland. Oregon. Of THIS date. SaNs.
The Grover invest eating committee held =
long session to-day, and a large number OF
WITNESSES were examined. Mos 81 the test
MOI y elected was immsterisl. 4 number of
vii eSS, iestinCd that 80 FAR a. they knew
I"ld>mllh waS Ia embarrassed ctrcurn-
stances ~ ihe time 81 the Senate al election .
ana did nos use any money % secure the
election of IroN'r. stephen smith testified
tnat tie lives IN Aurora. he Wa "a member OIL
The legislature. knew MpSisr. OF WaSco
county had talk with him 'Gr evening he
fore the Senatorial contest, he HSEei III 4
thought n would bp wrong tOt abes thousand
dollars 10 vote tpr Grover. tod him. Vts ne
thCn said. TO you k0ow whore republicans
can bc found fU vote -or Grover Tor ~ .tt.r
told him, NO, sir. nor don't want I'd know
nor have anything % so with such matters
\ q. Edwards testified thaf Ha rntt, an az
tive par a. an outsider 900 90" Senatorial
he't, told Grover Js,f be lHarI money was
being used against hir.. hc said Hr could nor
help 10 n tCyy pca' him That way. 60 said %
he was elected he won I'd bt elected uoupra-
biN- y number Of T. flyS~,'S. ulpms frs pftla
lt ElNlaiure 3ut outsiders. Interested In Tie
senator al contest. ''sf .uel they Knew no.
Thing 81 any use 81 money ON bHlaII OF Gro
YER and dll not believe ans mOley wa
used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
"JOSPph's Rand.

TWO HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS CALLED OUT
TO HELP FIGHT THE REBELLIoUS RID
SKINS.
The following telegram was received at
the War department this morning:
SAN FRANCISCO, July 18th.
secretary or War, Va hing'0n;-The follow
ing just received:
"LEwIsToN, July II, via Portland. 12th.l-
In the absence OF Gen. Howard, who is be-
yond my reach, / think Gen. Mcdowell
should be Informed that have reliable in
formation that JCSephs band has lately re-
ceived considerable accessions, and it is
feared many other reservation Indians will
join him l would suggest that two hundred
Washington territory or Oregon troops be
called for imm, iiately to prevent this, and
the damage tha- may follow during the al
sence OF troops. until they can be replaced
by regular troops. LSignedl SULLY.' -
Colonel Sully, who sends this dispatch, is
an Old officer, of much service in Indian
warfare and in the department OF the CO.
lum bia, and do not feel AT liberty to disrs-
gard his appeal. In some way unaccOunta-
BILE TO me, the 2d infantry. ordered here a
week ago, has not yet started. l send to-
morrow every man L have been able to
scraPe together this side of Arizona, and al
together the four skeleton companies do not
amodnt to a hundred men. Under these cir
cumStances, approve the suggestion TO call
out for limited time two hundred volun-
teerS from Oregon or Washington territory
lSignedl MCDOWELL, Major GenL
PROMPT ACTION OF THE CABINET.
General Vincent called at the White House
To-day and referred the dispatch of General
Mcdowell To the President. At the Cabinet
meeting 10 day the subject was considered
and II was agreed TO authorize Gen. Nc
1OWell 10 raise two hundred volunteers OF
Washington Territory and Oregon. as sug-
gtsted, and TO Increase the number 10 five
hundred II considered necessary. General
McDoweli Will be imIned lately informed OF
The granting of his request, and the L. s.
forces now fighting the sOStile Iuians will be
shortly reinforced by hardy frontiersmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

WELLS AND ANDERSON CAT HOME
A dispatch from New Orleans, July H. SAWS:
Madison Wells and Anderson having sud
denly changed their minds as TO their inten-
Iion OF gong TO Washington, il is bel eyed
they have been told to remain here aud await
developments. Wells to-day received a let
ter rom John Sherman, which he states is
very bltter against the people here fer yio-
Iatlng what be says was a term of agree
ment. He further says that the letter scouts
all danger To himself as accessory, but that
the matter will only serve 10 show the people
mere IN the true light. The letter il long aud
contains, II is avowed. the plan advised TO
BE- purs ued, but on this point Mr.. Wells is
silent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
The MarI.nfa

BALTIMORE, July I3.-frsinIa srrcs deferred.
"a. a. oonsoiifttei, Ca. North usrsfua sixes,
oiG J., 10 NV, = bid - day. Sugar qaiet, ia
BALElhukE, yulB l5.-s;O.t1H duli and nominal
WloQ inS Ia. Hour quiet and uuC haug7f. heat
Va ak AM lover souih IA rid, prime, 5SalGl. DO
amber, al 80: do. white, aSal s.. Psnnlyivania
"a, lhsAl 90 No fwrstsn WiRter red. August d.
u cry. s.; do. Seq Der, 3s.s. Corn, southern
y, minal: western duli and stead ,-wesfern uired,
spot AID gn,y, 81; August, 6Az; sept mber, a. (:
sesne r. h5s. Gets quiet aud ste sdy-snuthers
prime, iJr4O western hite. f4EE; do mixed 40a&s
Pcursy N aDia. 4sas6 Rye quiet. 70 Hay steadV-
Maryland and Peunss lvahia prime, l4OhlStg
Provisions nrm and unchanged. Butter-chOice
s-aIce and wanted. l3al7; other kinas dull ana
heavy Petroleum nomiHall, easirr-crule. Z. re-
nutd, -. Coffee quief and unchaneed Wh,skx
dun, y. R.oeiet--flOlr, $40, ~hest. p So,
corn. u $40; oats, go. shi prnents-Carp 81 70
NEW YORK. July B.-stooks irregular Money
Gold, lus. Erchsnse, long, se7. short, fsS. Gov.
NFw YORK, Juy ls.-FIour quiet and uncb,n~s6
better. ~ - N'"s
LONDON; July -, l2.so o: m.--Consol.. % N B for
money ana the account. u. q. bonds, ten forties
nes hVss' l@ ex coupon. Erie, Z; preferred,
LIVERPOOL. July IS, D. m.-Breadgurs drmer
heat l2s 90 ALP I'd. for California wbite
EesdalSs ID. Tor California club; lis I'd all I'd for
red western sprfng Corn, 24s al for new mixed
western Beef, Sis. Tor prime mess. Cheese So far
American. Lard, <4s. for American. Pork, SIS for
prime mesa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

a WOMAN CowHInEs A Politician
telegram from West Chester, Pa date
Wednesday says: j. Lewis McCulluueh a
wei" kEoWn democratic politician aud prin-
,tf OF lhls place, was severely cowhidad bv
NILS harriet Heuney, daughter OF the pr,i
pll-lor OF tie Turks Read Hotel, on the
porch this evening. II is alleged that Nc
tuiough, while passing her some evenings
deo' lnsultec her. While he was cOnverSlng
WIN some gentlemen on the porch she came
OUT of The sitting room and ordered him of
ara lmlnedlately commenced striking him
WIN c"whlde. de was rescued from
her and Ia ken away. The affair has crea'ed
considerable excitement, ard lawsuit Will
probably be Tie result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
A DOUBEE EXECUTION.
fun NeUraas Ranye.f

CHARLESTON. =. e. July l8. - David
Pearce and George Stearns, two negroes,
who Waylaid, murdered and robbed young
Ran named EdiEgs near this city On Mag
llth, under circumS jances OF peculiar afro
city. were hanged a. II 3 O'Clock this morn
ing. They were baptized previous TO their
execution by a Catholic priest. with whom
they left a full confession Of their crime.
They died without a struggle. About two
hundred persons witnessed the execution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

IN THE TRIAL OF THE BANK ROBBERS
at Northampton, Mass, yesterday. the Jury
returned verdict OF guilty, after one hour
OF deliberation. The prosecution announcei
It's readiness to proceed with the trial on an
Indictment for breaking aud entering CASH
Ter Whittleseys house. The first trial was
Tor brea king and robbing the bank. The de-
fence asked lime TO secure additional coun-
sci and Tor preparation, and the court af-
lourned until Monday afternoon. Motion
made was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

The FIRST RACE AT LONG BRANCH YES
terday, for $500, so TO second horse one
mile, was won by Yorkshire Lass FaithIeSS
Secohu-time Ia The second race, SINH
lar purse, mile heats, was won easily by
FREDERICK the Great, in LII, beating Burgoo.
Reio m and Caracalla. The mile and one
1Iehth dash was won by kenney, beating
King Bee, Hattie F., Ori0Ie. Love Cha Sc and
Cafacalla, IN POI. The steeple chase was
won by Deadhead, beating Resolute, Prob
lem, Don Victor ana Risk, in 5:4SI The
race was mainly between Deadhead and
Resolute, each leading in turn, and Jumping
the last hurdle together
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

RAILROAD BALE ENJoINED.-The sale OF
the depot and track in Memphis, Tennessee,
OF Inc Memphis aud Little Rock railroad,
when was TO take place yesterday. under
DEC OF the supreme court OF the state, was
e yoiheo Dy Judge Trlgg, OF the Il. s. district
court, on petition of Watson Matthews. nj
New jersey, VIM. j. Pierson, OF CJnnecti-
cut, and X. Il. Dow, of New Hampshire. unil
tnelr rights In the premises are settled by the
I. b district court for West Tennessee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
Disappearance OF "a business Man

TRENTON, n. j., July l3-Samuel NJ.
1oumanns, formerly member OF the iegisla-
lure. ana active business man, has disaD-
pearanced. His hat and some OF his papers
Were found today near his residence and as
lie was last seen last night this gives rise To-
ISars OF foui play. Others think he has
aOsconded on account OF business ernbar-
easements. lie obtained 1000 yesterday
nom friend, 10 be paid today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

General Martinez CampOs a. reduced to
mastery Inactivity from the decimated con-
diilOn OF his troops. DisCoatent Is very ram
pant here among almost all classes OF peo-
pie. The n aucial siringency u becoming
serious. Handy day passes that failure
OF some grOcCT or jerlled beef dealer Il not
n corded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
Fires

CINCINNATI, o., July 3.-Tnc buildings
OF The Clernont county, Ohio, inflrmary
We're burned yesterday. Loss 600.
The tobacco warehouse OF Myers & Sellers
az Williamsburg, Ohio, was DESTROYED YES
terday. Loss $1,000.
Henry BrOckman's stable and residence
were burned this morning. Loss 5000.
Seven horEeS persisted. Mrs. Silas. an old
lady, 'Anlped TO the ground, receiving severe
iBjC' les.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

VANDERBILT'S DIsGRACED GRANpsoN-
Oakley s. Barker, Commodore Vanderbilt's
grandson, against whom an Indictment has
been found for larceny, has been admitted TO
tal in 81 900, his bOndsmau being los Har-
ker, of the New York Central and Hudson
river raiIrc,an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13
NEW YORK NOTES.
Notice ia Office HoIdar

INV YORK, July ia similar notifica-
tor 10 that sent by the Attorney General 10
me u. . Marshal tor the eastern diStrict OF
Pennsy lvania, about Office holders and poIj-
Ics, was received by u. =. Marshal Louis r
fayne N This city yesterday. Tue order was
communicated 10 the various subord nate
cmciais In the Office. Several OF these are
members of the republican district orgauiZq-
lions, all of which stand adjourned until
september. AT the first general meetings 10
be then held these officials will all put i'm
iEelr designations. Should special meetings
DC CALLED before that time the designations
will be offered then. IL is understood thar
al U. 3. Marshals will receive similar or.
more Coal Sales.
II is stated that the Pennsylvania Coal
Company will Sell 10000 tons OF Pittston
coal by auction on the 10Th instant, and that
The Delaware, Lackawana and Western
railroad company will follow suit with $780,
coo OF Scranton coal on the y IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

IHE GOVERNMENT SUIT AGAINST TIL
hled dem urrer I'm court in New YORK To the
defense contained in answer in the case OF the
United STATES against Samuel j. TiIden. 10
recover sl5O,0OO alleged balance of income
tax due the government, and AYERS thar ihe
dt hners do not constitute a defense 10 the
complaint, or any part thereof The case will
now go 10 trial before Judge Blatchford, ia
tue U. 8. District Court -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

HAS A GOOD DEAL OF SAND IN HIS
BEARD.-The New York SIN fleets to believe
that Hayes is ''greatly alarmed because of
the indictment of the Louisiana returning
board. 1t mistakes the man. HAYES doesn't
''scare worth cent" He has good deal of
sand in his beard Gin. Commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

SUICIDE OF A FORMER NAVAL SURGEON.
DIR Edward NJ. Stein, residing at 5l1 east
S1th street, New York, committed suicide
yesterday In French's hotel by taking poi
son. Tee cau>e of the act was despond sncy
al partial loss of his eyes ight. The dpcea, Ell
graduated from the University of Pennsyl
vania in 1851. and served as a naval surgeon
during the war.