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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-01

This Is no lottery, theory or experiment. Diseases
cured by the application Of medicine U the surface Of
the hdy, enCl0S d In plain, WellmSie lHrIble pad.
Cleanly, comfortable, compact. Absorption Of medi-
eihes by the surface Of tho body 10 place Of absorption
In tho stomach. As matter u ec6uOmy nothing has
ever eaIed the Egyptian Pad aS matter Of worth,
nothing SuTpass 1t Il Il the remedy for The man
Of sR means for the mnther rearing large family;
for those brOnn In health or exposed to contagn Il
now ranks not a successful remedy Only, hut rs
system Of medicine dlSplacins the patent nStrus Of
the day AID the advertising quacE' on ApecialtIes.
by using The Egyptian Pad you save ductOrS bill
save your stomach, and yet rulIaf aud protection.
Why consume your substance aud destiny your health
by using internal mClrInts or high priced uGsrunS,
when you Cln yet positive curative results from IN
Egyptian Pad At cost Of 81.
The largest portion Of suffering humanity d COM
posed Of the poorer classes and 10 putting the price Of
the Ind at 81 We endeavUr To reach the greatest NUM-
Der Of sufferers, preierrlnR to put expense on the
worth d the ingredients and the durability Of the
make than W mere OVHAmentAliOn and display This
lad Il no catChpCHny ornamental toy for the Amuse
ment al wealthy invalds II Is an article Of sterling
merit, well tried and thoroughly endorsed BY Rateiul
parents. THE DAY WHEN MERE PRICE INDI-
GATES MERIT HAS GONE BY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-01

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE, THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS
b AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MARCH lith,
lSI0-i0Gth Monthly Drawing.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19
Internal Revenue.
SIEMPRE TUYo.

The total cost of collecting Internal
Revenue in the United States Tor the fiscal
wear ending June 80, 1878, was S4,O56,4l0,
heinc less than three and threequarters
ner cent. uron the whole amount col
1acted. There has been an increase IN
the receints from Internal Revenue up to
November 25th, as compared with the
same period of last year, Of little over n
m lion of dollars, and as the information
from various noints seems to indicate a
favorable reaction in the general business
Of the country, the Commissioner OF In
formal Revenue is strongly inclined to the
oninion that the Internal Revenue re-
GENTS will sympathlze largely with the
improved condition of affairs. In any
event, it appears entirely safe,ff the rate
of taxation is not disturbedfto estimate
that tnA revenues for the Present fiscal
wear WIN not fail short # sll5oooOoo.
The esrinrted expense Fl the Internal
Revenue s. vice for t'qf fScol year cnding
June 30. 189s, was a3Y5,ooo:
The commissioneJasI5ed Congress for
s25489o as saIbrie~ r. the officers, clerks,
:,. oss aa, Te,"
sons throughoutthc country. There are
1873 collectors dNternal Revenue, whose
salaries ranI Nom $4,000 to 1925;
deputy ftors, ap7, with salaries rang
ing from 81 foo to 500; 19l clerks, receiv-
ing so1arfs from $1,000 to $500; fo"r
messengers ard five ianitors. There are
also employed go gaugers, who receive
fees noS TO exceed s. per diem; 632 store
keerefs and gaugers, whip receive fees no
to exceed 81 per diem; $50 storekeepers
who receive fees not to exceed 81 pei
diem; and ii tobacco inspectors, whC
receive fees to he paid by the manufac
turers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19
EOhave County.
MINERAL PARK. April s. 1879.

MINERAL PARK, April g. 1879.
EDITOR SENTINEL:-Mohave County has
been unfortunate lately in her prospects
for Development; but there are many en-
couraging signs of Improvement in the
near future
The Moss mine is undoubtedly sold.
Mr., Hitchins passed Though here about
four days since, with Mr. Randolph, the
expert, 10 examine the mine, though he
said the mine was sold whether the eX-
pcrt's report be favorable or not.
The Mineral Park mill Tpd Keystone
mine have been sold to lIcompany of
brokers on Wall street, Jew York, by
Ben Spear, ana he has goJe there TO get
the money, II e mill is II operation, and
turns outa fair quantity bullion. They
charge $50 per ION fof working SO the
ore has to he ricA to Is; this short run
has been very SUGGEST Ol for the miners,
or rather chlorldcrsE
Hardy has sold the Nayleld IAN extern
son Of The KEYSTONE Y Il New York com
pany, on the following terms; That they
expend as much money As he has already,
then Hardy is to deed them half the mine :;
when mills or other works are to be put
I'D on Joint account The New York com
pany was represented BY Mr. Fay; Mr..
Flagg, their, attorney, c9nlpanied him.
MeCIeran, who stabbed ahd killed John
Calder, at blackberry, Msrch 3lst, has
had an Summation and been held to an
swer before the Grand Jury for murder;
The Territory was represented by Mr..
Hamilton and The defense by Mr.. \. E.
Davis. He came near being hung at
blackberry, but good Judgment and true
men of blackberry saved him.
An attachment for $4,000 and an exc
cation for some 81, 100 were levied on the
Hackberry property to day, for debts
arising in San Francisco. Raymond, and
Sam Crozier, lately appointed Superinten-
dent. passed through here Monday last
for San Francisco.
Let me say that, one and ali, we wish
the utmost success of the SENTINEL, for
it has been true friend to the people OF
Mohave; and nearly all the newborn
babies are named GEORGE.
SIEMPRE TUIO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

AN outraged community entered our
sanctum this morning bursting with
wrath and copy of 4 late issue Of the
Enterprise in his hand, and, pointing to a
rather harmless item demanded that we
forthwith retract, or blood was his game.
He TUNED, he boiled, he swat, lie rocked, y
so great was his wrath. We Informed
him that where we meant what we said
as we did in the aforesaid item, we never
re,racted. We pointed to Spencer rifle
in one corner, a double barreled shot
gun in another and Il pistol on our table,
and stated that blood was our game and
for him to sail in. Meellly, quietly, and
calmy he cooled down, smiled and said
he was mistaken, and sitting down kindly
asked after our health and that OF our
family.-E'nts,prtse.
$50 he has gone to Prescott We
thought it was Phoenix that was cursed
with his presence.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

Ofice-Room 8. No. 217 Sansome street
San Francisco, California. SIT
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

ARTEsIAN water will soon be common
in Arizona Heretofore men with nerve
enough to expend money in boring have
been too poor; and vice versa. The
Calabazas company has contracted with
Mr. Quig@le, professional artesian well
digger of Illinois, to bore upon its pro-
perty, rs miles south OF Tucson. The
contract comtemplates n well 5000 feet
deep, if good flowing water is not en-
countered nearer the surface. Men, tools
and sixteen horsepower engine have
already gone forward. From our recol-
lection OF the Calabazas we are inclined
to believe that flowing water will be
struck at depth not exceeding $50 feet:
Other wells viii follow.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

THE s. P. R. R. Co. has issued the time
table for the excursion from San Fran
cisco to Maricopd. A special tram will
start on Saturday, May 10th, at 10 \. NJ
reach Los Angeles Sunday, at z A. NJ,
leave at a, NJ, and reach Maricopa on
Monday, tie 18th, at 6 A M; leaving the
same day, the train win reach Los An
geles May 18Th, ats P. NJ. The cxcur-
sionists viii pass the next day at Santa
Monica, leaving Los Angeles at III NJ,
and arriving at San francisco May 18th
in the evening. This programme grants
short time at Maricopa to view the land
of the town-site, select and bid for lots at
the sale, etc, etc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

PURITY OF MILK.-It is stated in a
German paper that the purity of milk
may be tested By the following very sim
pie methods a well-polished knitting
needle is dipped into a deep vessel of
milk and immediately withdrawn in an
upright position; when if the sample be
pure, some of the fluid will be found to
adhere to it, while such is not the case if
water has been sfdoa to the milk, even
in the smallest proportions.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19
zEutiny on the FEiGh Roads.

Thursday morning, at fouF o'clock, ar
rived here Frank Bryant and J. 3. Reamcr,
who tell remarkable story. Bryant was
wagon master over five or six teams load
ed for the San Antonio Mining Company,
of Sonora. His train started from Adonde
last week. When at the Tinajas Atlas,
last Monday, three of his crew mutinied;
drew pistols on HIM; and drove him and
Reamer out Of camp, without water and
without food. TO walk back to AdOnde as
best they could. Three Mexicans, who
were of the crew, were overawed by the
mutineers and forced TO go along to help
drive the teams. It's supposed that the
stores on the captured Ygons will be
sold in Sonora bys the yitineers. They
have seven days J art%f any pursuing
party, and can probabE make good their
"grand entry inJoSLexieo. Theirnames
are }. L. Summers. I3.eIy employed here by
the U.SQuartermaste, and who has here
borne a good'character; johnson, lately a
carpenteg'on the Southern Pacific rail
ROAD, aud whose wife and child are now
here in destitute circumstances; and a
man NAMED Schillialn, lately employed
at Adonde by M Waterman.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

THE MORENO MINING COMPANY.
L Location Of principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco. California. Location
OF works, PlOm0sa Mining District, Yuma
County, Arizona Territory. Notice is here
by given, that at meeting of the Board
OF Directors, held on the twenty-ffth day
Of March, 1879, an assessment (No. y of
Ten Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of The corporation, payable
Immediately, in United States gold coin
to the Secretary, at the Office Of the Com
pany, Room 3, No. 217 Sansome street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL. 1879, will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction; and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Monday, the Nine
teenth day Of May, 1919 to pay the delin-
Quent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
Z. r. POPE,
Secretary.
Ofice-Room 8. No. 217 Sansome street,
San Francisco, California. 52-4t
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

LAST Saturday the SENTINEL entered
upon its eighth year (Vol. Wild of unin-
terrupted prosperity. It's business has
improved very much for the past two
vears. and has been so good for the past
nine months, that we seriously contem-
pIate increasing its size. Yuma is not so
much of a place to look at, BUTT is a bully
nlace for supporting live paper. Yuma
is Just recovering from severe dose Of
" reform" and looks little sick; but the
place is gradually evacuating its refor-
mers," and has now a promising future
The SENTINEL is here to stay.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19
Notice i'm Bankru ptcy.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT
i on the 11th day Of March, \. D. 1872
a Warrant in Bankruptcy was Issued
against the estate Of 4. Townsend, Of the
County Of Maricopa. Territory of Arizona,
who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his
own petition; that the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property be-
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for
his use, and the transfer Of any property
by him, are forbidden by law; that meet
ing OF the creditors Of the said Bankrupt,
to prove their debts and to choose an as
signee OF his estate, will be held at a
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Court Room. at the Court House in the
village of Phoenix, County Of Maricopa,
in the Territory Of Arizona, before the
Hon. DeFores: Porter, Judge of said
Court, on the FOURTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D. 1879, at ten O'clock, A. NJ.
g. P. DAhE,
United States Marshal and Messenger.
By ANDREW TYNER,
49-td Deputy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

A SINGULAR ruin stands upon little
hill near the north bank of the ella river,
three and half miles from the new rail
road station at ella Bend. Surrounding a
space Of two or more acres are stone
walls, still standing to bcIght of three or
four feet, enclosing some twenty rooms,
and Il peculiar structure which can readily
DC imagined to have been an altar. It is
perfect circle, within which lines Of
of stones describe two equilateral TRAN
giles intersccJing each other and forming
six-Dointed star. At each point of
the star, and in its heXagonal centre
are smaller circles Of stones. Upon
rock near this structure is cut the figure
Of a man with outstretched arm pointing
to the North There is little doubt that
excavation of the debris surrounding
these ruins would disclose implements
and other relics of a long forgotten race.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

WE had forgotten all about the Dos Re
p,t6zicas, until friend showed US a copy
of its issue of April 9Th. The little cuss
still thinks he is Iashing Us.
This recalls an old story:
\ sixfoot Kentuclian was engaged in
conversation with some friends, and did
not observe that a spunky little fest OF a
man was Kicking away at his boots, until
some one called his attention TO it.
Hello! little feller,o says he, "what
yer doing?'
Fighting, by G-dr' yelled the little
chap, pluckily.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-19

A MOVEMENT is on foot to organize Irish
colonization societies, the object being to
form, from the unemployed Irish Catholics
of our large cities, farming colonies upon
the unoccupied but fertile lands of the
Northwest. So far as the colonization
part is concerned the idea is an excellent
one; but why restrict it to Irish CathO-
lies? If the foreigners who come to these
shores to find new home, of whatever
creed or race, are to become American
citizens in fact as well as in name, they
must melt into the existing population
rather than crystalline apart and by them
selves. By all means let US have coloni-
cation societies, and let them be literally
helped by all classes; but for the sake Of
the future, let politics, religion and nation
ality have no place in them as prereQni-
sites in those who are TO benefit by them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
Dom Pielt KNOCKED giovn.

Dom Pistt, editor Of tho Washington Capital,
was knocked down and severely bas:oa q, tho
Capitol last night by Mr.. William Mciihrtshs2,
the claimant for property poa held By the new
Idra Quicksilver Minisg Company. fis!t, who
is one of the attorneys of the nov IJriG CoTnpa-
ny, has been abusing McGarrahan in hi5 paper
for several years back, and hiss othcrwi:o taken
an active part agsnet his claim. List nights
effort to call up McGsrrahans bill failed through
objection of Senator Mcdonald, thus killing the
measure for this Congress. Piati me! Nectar.
rahsn shortly afterwards snd said, II have best
piled, "Look on! Or will baat you" Plat. 70.
torted by saying, You had better take ca7c q
yourself" and at the same tino mSGo q move
ment with mis- hand IS i to draw pistol from
his breast pocket. II wll:tako care CT myself
now. quickly rejoined McGs'gshan,, landing
ristt stunning blow in the tace, which he fol-
flowed up by four moro blowsi:. rapid succession.
Piatt fell to the foor bleeding profusely. The
spectators promptly interferred and carried him
into an adjoining committee room. .IcGa7Tehan
ia quiet. mild. m annorcd, good nalurcd nan,
and no one who knows him believes that he
wculd have assaulted Pistt without pToTocstiol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
EsTeG.

New YORK, Fe5Gaaly IL H. c.
Cured at l;7o o'clock tbs noTpiag n u lcu'
story brick bulldog Nos. . aad +, East
53i street. Ii was occupied By 5. a. t1ey
as livery and boarding stable, cZtaGdins
back to the "O:bora" fashionable aav'os apart
ment house on Fifth avenue Gnd aaiclnl1g A:s
Reeds female seminary. The flames ex'eaied
rapidly and the sao5od aud third aiarml "c72
sent out. Soon the roar wall fell ii a5t the
crash caused panic amouc the y5ups Ii6l's OF
the a6i ,ioing seminary, al Of wrom Tero got
out, however, in safety. Tho building was
totally destroyed. Ii vas Owned By l'"lagSI2n
s. Co., and was valued q: SO. 600. "a the
second hoor weio stabbed forty e!ght horses,
some very valuable. OF these cnly fGo were
rescued, two being badly burned. a large GUN
Der of carriages, sIeighs rcbss, &C., we're also
destroyed. Tho losses. it is expected, vii !Cot
ut to 100000. The Osborne house aud tie
adjoining stable bcloDg to The estate Of the late
Madame Reetcll and are damaged 10000.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 27.-Elght small business
buildings at Charleston, Iud., were burned yes
terday. Less, 500, COO; Insurance small.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va. Feb. 27.-Eir'5
this morning FIRE in Ski1dmorc' 8 loncdsy, al
the corner Of Market and KaDawha Streets, dc
stroyed that bulldog, hotel adj jniDs and tct
other buildings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
The Chinese ELL,

NEW YORK. Feb. 81. Tho cfGcers Ct LAn
American. Foreign Anti. slavery society. .yes;af-
day sent TO President Hay r qrct0=t aGsia2l tn"
Chinese li!l
The.New York Chamber OF Commerce will
meet this afternoon to consider tho roazuT2 h!:h
TO put themselves on record III regard T. i.
An educated ChinnmGa nSIcd Soy jim Ice,
plai1s of tho persecution 10 which his c0un-
tvymcn are subjected in this city. Tie says they
are 40. allowed to attend thoday or niGhtaci o0l:.
There are 1900 Coo!i&s, Tast.Ts ard Chinese
proper in Now York.
SAN FRASC1sC,, Feb 27.--Tkc youas Meas
Central kcpubiicsn Club, tie leading orgsHiz.-
ton OF that party in this city. held . mec>ilg
lGl: evening aud unanimously adopted rcsoiu-
tons TO be Transmitted 70 The President cndcrs.
tho action CT the Caliornls delegation in Con
eress on the Anti Chinese bill and declaring th..
q veto IF the bill would be o calamity 10 tho peo'
p!o of California. Tho leading Wholesale firms
of thu city have agreed 10 close their PLACES Il
business this GitegE DON 10 2t.aad the :gs l"cc.'
inc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
Disaster.

WAsu1Nar>S, Feb. 27.-The Signs! Corps
Station at Barnesat, N. j., reports 10 the CC!2i
Signal Officer st 0 a. L.. es follows:
TIE crew Of Station no. - boarded the wreck
of tho schooner David Il. Tslck in tho SCR! boat.
and have Just brought ashore tao books Ct Gap
tain j. L. SaHysr and bis wife, ll& Sawyer.
Tho rest supposed to have been aboard TeTo
washed away during the night. L"o b2dies
have been found near Barnegst station; oHe is
still missing. The names OF the thres drowned
seamen were: Henry johnson, FRANK June sid
Kichsrd Gordon. The saved are: Fist E!a:c
Francis Peterson, second ms.a Emanuel Clar-
sen, cook Edwin paitIock, searren Alfred Gosh
ran end Lewis Evarts, and ;ho t%o ycar oiG
child Geneva Sawyer. She YES! i2 br9Eon IN
two snd nothing can be kGvcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
yettcr from, charlottesville.

ICvrrcsporGerco Of the Alexandria Gsz,tte.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va Feb. 26.--The pre-
mature statement of the passage Ct the tobacco
tax bill, referred 10 ia my last, wss based upon
lis passage t5 tho U. S. Senate as we'll as the
necessity ard tho advanced paint to which it
Lad reached, and G!so The lcEg delayed justice
&c ,ha aci 20 liz important branch of sgticu;-
tu.c, upcu which rests ia large degree the
prcsp: rily u: u vide section. IL is hoped be-
fore this reaches you that the good news Of ito
Gaal passlsa vii, Go tcIcgrapaed ever the
couutry,
The Stale g. BIT, which has been On the point
If settlement. seena 10 have been hamDered
hy demegosuss, tat vii 10 DOUBT ere long
triumph, and SAFE tha horor ct our OLD Com
mouWeal!h.
Rtaaisision has been made upon tic Cover.
nor of Ohio, and the ratties named ia my last!
who rpii / ia Tobbine tho stoso of Mr.. Tribcr,
will s,on reach Charlottesville and join their
accom;ces il TIC uaiy jail. This is one o.!
the .aro ses in which Jews have baeo impii
GATED 10 burglary 10 lhis sao!ion.
You chsrr7c active efforts ara or foot to rally
R!l lovers CT literature and science 10 behalf Of
tho substitution 70 Tie telescope fund which
nos hapg3 possibly on the last opportunity TO
obtaiu it. ifil uope OF GU. coagressucl take
steps 20 aia in this 1i:co.ion before their Goal
Leave taking.
The fair bed las. iili 10 your city predicts
The hope OF d lar gre&ier SUCCESS in the Coming
fs!l. Mary lcom this section will no doubt
visit the next Que to ecc the tins display Of
cattle, horses. sheep, hogs, fowls, wheat, &c.,
aud other articles tor wich tie Piadmoct sec
ton is 50 famous.
". H. Prou.s. proprietor Of the GordoSs-
vile Gsz:ttc. is to be mlrried to morrow to enc
OF tho fair daughters Of charlottesville. Rev.
J. w. Blc9soo ard DR.. j. D. Blackwell will be
present 10 ofticatc. May prosperity attend the
happy onupls.
Rev, j. ". Bc6soo is tho efficient pastor OF
the 81. f. Church South u this place. ard is
preacti9g NEST olcqusntly and acceptab!y to
large congregations. Rev. d.. Blackwell is
the Presiding Elder. and the two form power
to press forward the cause Of christianity.
EUIAIJA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
aIcEU.S OF TIE E.2E.

Near Relsir, 10 Hartford county, Md, on
Tuesday Thomas Lonax crushed his mf,'s skull
Eith hammer, ard she will die
In Baltimore yesterday VIM. Hardigan fired
Iorr shots into lis. wife, bu. Der Eouods ere
not fatal.
The steamer Memphis, fr,m Liverpool for
New Oleana. hiss beea lost on tho Spanish
coast.
Tho Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad has issued
circular Discriminating against points 10
West Virginia on oc,! lreight5.
Ia the u. s. Senate. yesterday, the conler.
euco report on the bill to amend The lateral
Revenue laws IVES agreed to, aud the bill passed
The tax On matches is retained.
Attic congressional committee of the green.
back party 10 Washington yesterday, propo'
sal by NJ. NJ. Pomeroy, of Chicago, vas accept
ed, by which be turns over TO The Committee
list of the greenbeck clubs chartered b7 him.
The Duval Savings Bank. at Jacksonville,
Flc, was robbed yesterday afternoon Of So. 500.
A man drove up in front Of the bank, called
out President Abbott. the only person ia the
bank, ard engaged hiul in conversation, while
| o confederate entered bya sido door and took
the money from drawer. The police arrested
man 90 suspicion and found $500 on bis per-
son. The priaoner make confession, end two
other arrests were effected.
Tho will Of Mrs. Emily Grace Nathan
| widow CT Benjamin Nathan. whose murder
caused such sensation, was fled for probate il
New York, yesterday. After leaving money
| to various Hebrew charities, she directs ar
| equal division of the estate among her children
The will oontairs provisions that should any o
her children msrry outside the Hebrew fslf
| their share Of tho estate is to be forfeited.
10 tho House of Representatives, yesterday
the census bill was passed, after being 81
amended as 10 provide for tic appointment o
| supervisors Of the census by tho President, b!
| and with tho advice OF the Senate, instead o
| by the Governors of tho several States. Th
bill modifying the tariff on sugar was discussed
at considerable length. The conference rcpor
| on the bill to amend the lateral revenue law
vas made, but no action taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-27
F1EEEE| E?E,-sE.

Price Louis Napoleon sails to.day 10. the
scat of war in South AlTics,
Welsh alaters arc to be assisted &c o@i!c:a!e 10
America by tho Qusrymen's Union.
France and England objac. 80 th5 AhgCiyo's
assuming tho presidency CT tho Council o! 'iin>
listers that is to manage Rgyprs Gnances.
The Bank ofGlasgow stockholders will DC call
ed on to pay four or fVo thousand rounda TOR
each share
Tho Khedire'5 son, Prince Easfaii, coz isn
der OF the army, has publicly ,spo!9s@e1 to tho
English consul fJr tho insults to Mr.. Rivers
Wilson, minister CT finance. and ar. Wilson
has expressed kis satisfaction with The apology.