davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
LUMBEK YARDS.
ANEW LUMBER YARD.
LUnERk YARD.

"a
JOHN WISE gives nc>'os to Ms many old
friends and cuR0mers H. 10 has resumed
tho lumber buainGss and .las established II
yard called the
WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINL
LUMBER YARD,
At Twelfth sDd Market streets. Wilmington.
Dol. wbsre he will keep on hand a varied
aud large assortment OF white and yellow
Etle, spruce and hemlOck lumber, pickett
and plastsTlrg Iatb. Iioeral share o. pab.
lS patronage rs collected. JOHN WISE.
L1timd jlhW.W
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
yynEuA ron ALL THIS rEoPLE.

Besutiful Toe.h at %, e5, se and eloG5
per so.. Teeth extracted without PAINE AifTE
" the use Of gaA. Over thirty ysar1 expsT'
lsHoe. DIR. 9ALLAaHER,
No. Sos Market etfeot.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

TyyHH LARGEST OLOThiN9 HOUSE
l. In Philadelphia, JOMW WANAMAKER
0fAad Dsvots lbth st.. Ha . OOhssCnRt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
W'AFE'"
|HINDOO CATARRli CURE

tree from gli PUfSONs, perfectly harm
oss and Is 4 positive curs II used ss direCta I
N the bott,e. Try It. FOR sale by oil dTug
dstS. Price 500, per hottie.
DR. Z. W. WOLFE, Hole Prop'r.,
0ia3ml 1910 Pine street Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Secretary ThOnpsOn's speech i'm

DENVER, COL, July 2.-Hon. r.. W. Thome-
speech here last night While highly compli-
n-enttng Gen Hancock as soldier, he declared
he was no statesman.
Democratic Politician i'm New York
NBw YORK. July 2l.-A meeting OF the demo-
cratic state committee was called for to- day at
IL m., at the st. James hotel, but up to few
minutes of one O'Clock the committee had not
gone into session. The hotel corridors are
crowded with politicians, among whom were
noticed. besides members OF the committee,
Maurice Power, Capt. RynderS, Jas. J. Mooney
Henry A. Tflden, VIM. T. Mitchell, Major Hag-
gerty, and others.
Meeting of the Democratic National
Committee.
The democratic national executive committee
met at 10 O'Clock this morning in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, with Senator Barnum, of Con
neeticut I'm the chair. After session lasting
ABOUT two hours, a recess was taken, while tn
committee went out to hunt up rooms. TIL
secretary refused all information until after the
adjournment OF the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

COUNT LOUIS FRANCOIS DE PoURrAIrs dtad
MONDAY at Beverly, Mass The count was a
native OF Neufchatel. He was born March 4.
IszS, was educated as an engineer, and came to
this country about the same time aS AoaSsiH
whose pupil and fellow worker he became''
After the death OF Agassiz he was appoint ID
keeper OF the Museum or Comparative Zoology.
life ~ o->o SAo~S Va LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, \. V. July 2i.-The weather to
day was pleasant and the track good. First
extra race. dash OF three-Quarters OF mile.
for purse OF $500. Pools sold as follows.
Sioux, $50; Cammie F.. $50; Lady Middleton, $40.
Minos. Si4; field: Nigilant, Mayilower. Redmar
ana Clarrissima, SIS. Sioux won by half
length; Lady Middleton, second, and Minos
third. Time. l116k.
Second race. for purse OF 500. : miles
Pools sold as follows: Fortuna, $500; Turenne
S1e0; Day star. $40. Turenne won, Fortuna
coming in second aid Day star third Time
2:45sI.
Third race, a selling race, for
purse OF S300--oDe mile. The pools sold
as follows: Charles Gorham. 1928; Dan
X. 1C5; Col. Sprague 50; MarchiOnesS SIS. Field
Capt. Woaege. Terror. Charley Backus, IS.
Charlie Graham won the third race by two
iongthS Col. SpragIe came ia second and Dan
X. third Time, :46l.
Fourth race. hurdle race. Ia miles over five
hurdles Pools sold: Faustina and Waller, Si00;
Pomeroy, 500; Harry Bishop, S26. POmeroy
won. Waller second. Faustina third and Harry
Bishop away on. Time 2:25k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL freight train
was thrown on the track OF the Connecticut
xalley railIoad, near Hartford, Conn.,, yester.
man. who adjusted the switch. Conductor
julius s. Bacon was killed, Engineer Frank
Skillman had his ribs broken, and fireman VIM.
who was crushed under the wheels, leaves
wife and daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

GOOD CROP PROSPECTS IN MAINE.-Crop pros.
peets In Maine are very encouraging, and fnd-
cale more tnan an average harvest. Reports
condition OF the crops show that all the STAPLE
products OF the farm are in fair way to make
ABUNDANT returns to the husbandman for his
promises to be unusually heavy. This ia the
most important crop, or rather is more 1mpor-
tant than all other crops Of the farm, exceeding
10 a, value all the Wheat, rye, oats and potatoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
The De Jarnetre Tragedy.

UAEyILE, VA, JdIy ZI."James 7. DeJarnette
before the examining court this morning. .charV-
ed With the murder Of his sister, Molne De Jar
nette, In this city, short time since Counsel
for the prisoner waived an examination, and
De JarLette was recCmmitted TO jail for indict-
ment ard trial at the next term OF the corpor.
elton court II Danyil which will be held on
the first Monday in August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

onS nh. TANNER was last night reported fresh
ms demijohn refllled with wen water. Dnrino
sne drlVe ne complained OF not having q
Uiianket, Diai and on his return to the hail COM
praibeo tnat lae air was oppressive. After an
'>hnced normal He retired at ten o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

A SINGULAR COINCIDENCB.-Two curious cir
cumstances in connection with the drowning OF
Miss Potter, at Kingston, on Monday night, are
pea at the instant OF her fall into the water al.
though when opened 1t was found that no
water had made Its way in the works. TIE clock
she had staid, stopped at the same moment,
Without any apparent cause. The facts are
vouched for by respectable persons, ,whcsewordi is
11fH w. ~ ~'''''", ~"sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
Railroad Coufcvcuce.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2l--Charles +. Adams
Jr.. David A. Wells and John A. Wright
aTbitrators for all railroad trunk lines
interested Ia freight pools from
the west began a session, at the United states
hctel this morning. The subjects TO
be considered are regarding the pronor
tion for the Lake lines receiving
freight fer the seahoard from ralI-
roads az Sandusky TO Buffalo; also the ratio OF
freights for the Canada Grand Trunk line
which came into the pooling arrangement with
The other lines on June 1St. Mr.. Sargeant vice
president OF the Grand Trunk line and general
nelght manager, Is reading written state
ment in behalf OF his road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

iHE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL,-Senator John.
ston, chairman OF the Yorktown centennial
committee, has called a meeting of the sub
Gomnlttee po1n1 to meet at the Hygeia Hotel, Old
reIhI, ,gn va. on Tuesday, July 27. The committee
purpose OF selecting a site on which to erect the
CORVALLIS Va VIZ SAiiOAuGi Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

SECRETARY SHERMAN Will return to the city
tomorrow Afternoon at O'Clock by the way of
the Potomac river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

HALlFAA, \. s, July 2l.-A meeting OF the
creditors OF Robt. Boak a son. the Nest India
merchants who failed lately was held last
night, when statement was submitted show
ing the liabilities OF the firm to be about S2f4 000
sets Sl49.000 The largest creditor Hon. Robt.
Boak, is secured to the amount or sl23. go. The
probability is that the unsecured creditors will
not realize from the estate five cents on the
dollar. The business has been losing year after
year for four years past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

mn SHOT IN QUARREL ABOUT A WoMAN.-In
Ice na ooi., Monday night, Frank Howard and
co ninserly became involved In quarrel con-
tei &c ilag woman, when the former shot Hager-
~; ~; lnddcting a wound which VIII probably be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

,eost mtchiGAN a will gain one Congressman, at
ma,a nensus. The population OF the state Is esti.
1Sao at 6oo GOO, an increase of 42O, 900 since
Sfata, N. WIN total population In the United
ro ran.oo vi AZ Ooo OOO the basis of Congressional
tnepaesentation n In House OF 29s members would
nea NC aDout l64 600, and Michigan will show so
n.at mvat an equivalent TO ten full Congressional
Inc present Congressional ratio is about 1856 O0o.
A. ad NJ cnange be made In this, the number of
nMatsmnpers in the House VIII be nearly $50. and
tMlcnlgan VIII be fully entitled to twelve -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

" W. a. Nesbit, wen known In Delaware as
temperance talker, died suddenly OF hearf
disease 10 Philadelphia Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

1HE MORMON CENSUS.-Full census returns
give Ctah IN round numbers q population of
LA 600, an Increase of 65 per cent. In ten years
The Mormons claim 10000 of this aggregate.
leaving $4,000 nom MOrmons. In 1870 the non
Mormon population was less than 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
An Alleged baltimore Swiudlins
Merchant Arrested.
br. Tanner bright and Lively yo.
day.
100000 Insurance ON $4,000

aBces on Ross d co. 5 lumber mill, az Laketield
which was burned on Monday last, aggregate
SlCo, ,OO0. The mill originally cost so, 600. A
large number OF people are thrown out OF EN-.
ploy ment by the fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

sE A reunion OF the veterans OF the twenty
eighth and one hundred and forty-seventh
Pennsylvania volunteers and Knapp's battery
TOOK place at Mauch Chunk, Pa, yesterday, a
large number being present.
eE- In Nelson county, Va, last wednesday.
Esther Bivens, colored woman, was killed By
lightning. child which was In her arms at
the time escaped injury.
gE- Archibald p. S. Ratliffe OF Bath county,
Va, mail contractor, let gun which he was
carrying slip from his grasp, the hammer struck
nail causing the gun TO discharge, and the
contents LOGGED In Ratliffe's stomach, causing
his death the next day.
eE Monday nights and Tuesday mornings
storm did much damage In Pennsylvania and
Virginia as well as Maryland. In Baltimore
the storm caused damage throughout the city
TO the extent or about $50, 600, which largely
falls upon the poorer class of people.
"a The Toledo iO.) Commercial has been
sold to s. w. Search. IL wiz remain repuoii-
can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

nenond HoiCigs Is AT NIAGARA FALLs.-A young man
Va,po Vsnleo James Brown. son OF John NJ Brown, of
nm1n,t' naIanp,v' was found Monday morning, In an ap-
mS saio d ne had gone to Niagara Falls for the
At Ss OF committing suicide but lost courage
aeat he ,s slsht OF the great cataract, and chose
sasy Easy FORM OF suicide Therefore be went to The
fe fpe, were ne was found, shot himself through
ner ear the bullet lodging in the right up
ana anf Portlon OF the head, fracturing the skull
oAo ~ is supposed he cannot recoYeE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
NEW YORK NOTES.

htoat ana N On1ans
Nhw lokk. !nly PIC. W. Norris, OF Balti-
more. part ownel OF the canal boat Graham
Eelnbger, reported at police headauarters to-
cay that that craft had been towed from MGR
~, last RIVER, by an unknown tug and that no
utce OF her could be found. woman named
Caroline Richardson was the only person nv,
board. f" 'H
The Wallace Investigation.
The wallace Investigation committee had BE-
lore them This morning eN-Judge Jones' OF the
superior court. The morning session was ocru-
pied by the witness in explaining discrepan-
cles as 10 dates In 1Ses OF naturalization papers
issued While be was on the bench
The Davenport meeting has adjourned 20 meet
in Washington at the call OF the chair.
Sick i'm n Strange City.
Rosanna Murray, "a years old. arrived here
to-day from Austin, New. She was taken from
the train TO Bellevue Hospital sick with vio-
lent fever
An Alleged baltimore Swiudline
Merchant Arrested.
ncn telegraphic requests from Boston and
baltimore the police here have arrested Willard
ntlbN, alleged swindling lumber merchant OF
baltlhoie. Detectives have been following him
az over The county Derby is charged with
oeirauding Nm III. Allen, OF Boston. or &, SEQ,
ahd Tie proprietor or the Eutaw House. Balti-
more, out OF :i50, by worthless check. The
prisoner Will I've sent 10 Boston tonight.
br. Tanner Fright and Lively To.
day.
Dr. Tanner IS quite bright and lively to-day.
The gath OF bis fast. From midnight 10 noon
he drank little over pint OF water He was
visited this morning by physician from Jack
schVille. Fla. and 10y one from Washington ana
received numerous letters from all parts OF the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

JOHN W. HAwKEY has been appointed store
keeper of the 10th Ohio district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
Political Notes.

They say that between the manner in which
interested motives crop out and the rate at
which his Lancaster county whisky disappears,
General Hancock is getting rather tired OF the
rush of visiting statesmen at Governors Island.
Senator Wallace, OF Pennsylvania, is expected
to arrive in the city tonight, in connection
with business OF the democratic congressional
committee.
Hon. A. G. Porter the republican candidate for
Governor OF Indiana, expects to make sixty
speeches in that state during the coming can
vass, and to deliver an inaugural address Short
ly afterward.
According to the Utica Herald, Mr.. English,
the democratic candidate for Vice President, is
almost perfect image of the Rochester patent
medicine man who conceived the Hanlan.Court-
ney boat race. III this Is true, and gets well
circulated before the election, good bye, Eng
lisb!
The new Blue Book contains the names OF
81 500 federal Of1ice-holders. People who won
der at the tenacity with which some people
cling to politics should contemplate this great
array.-Ctnctnrdtt Enquirer.
1t was long ago proved that party platforms
amount to little. The people are beginning to
suspect that candidates acceptances amount to
little more. AS these things go, however, it
must be admitted, even by persons who were
hoping that Gen. Arthur would write poor
and feeble letter. that he has written a toIer-
Post.
A democratic paper says: "There are Just
twenty letters In Winfield Scott Hancock, our
presidential nominees name. It has lust been
twenty years since we had democratic prest-
dent. Put the two together and 1t is signid-
can't" To which answer Is made: There are
Just twenty letters In the name OF James Abra-
ham Garfield, and the republicans have had the
presidency just twenty years. Put the two to-
gether and what do they signify?
The following Congressional nominations
were made yesterday: Gen. C. E. Hooker (re-
nominated) by the democrats of the 5th Missfs-
slppi district; Isaac L. Morrison by the repub-
licans OF the l1th Illinois district, now repre-
sented by Gen. Singleton; w. X. Canaday by
the republicans of the Sd North Carolina dis
trict, now represented by Judge Russell
Senator Hill writes to the Atlanta C0nstitu-
ti0n to say that 1.-The democratic situation in
Georgia is bad-very bad, and the tendency
worse. Serious dissensions exist, are daily in
disrupt the party" He believes it Is all brought
about by personalism in the party.
The Hon. George w. Julian, OF Indiana, re-
fuses to be candidate for democratic nomi-
nation for Representative in Congress saying
that he has no ambition for any further honors
OF that kind, and has not had since he left Con-
gresS in 1871.
The New Albany Ledge1- Standard, one of the
ablest democratic dailies In Indiana. refuses to
support Franklin Landers, the democratic cam
didate for Governor.
Capt. Thomas H. Woods of Meridian, has re-
tlred from the contest for the democratic nomi-
nation for Congress in the 4th district OF Mis-
slsslpp1. In favor or Col. Singleton, the present
incumbent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
TIE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-1nt,rnal rev.
enue, s216, ,424.sa; customs. s174, ,229.12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

Brighton Reach Races Postponed.
BRIGHTON BEACH, l. l., July 2l.-The Brighton
Beach races have been postponed till to-mor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF the Treasury Upton
leaves tonight for Fortress Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
Wall Street To-day.

NEw YORK. July 2l.-The POst's financial artf-
Gle says: The Stock Exchange markets were
all strong IN the early dealings. and many OF the
railroad shares and bonds sold at the highest
prices reached for some days past. The strongest
stocks were the telegraph shares Iron Noun
tain, Ontario and Western, and the coal prop
critics. The investment stocks were active and
higher. especially Rock Island New York Gen.
trail, Burlington and Quincy, PittSburg and Chi
cago and Alton. Shortly before noon the up
ward tendency OF the speculative shares was
checked by sales TO realize and the
early improvement was lost in a few instances.
Manhattan Elevated was conspicuouSly weak
and fell off nearly per cent Government
bonds continue strong, and the per cents are
up TO l0s7s sa1G9. Railroad mortgages as a rule
were strong, although some reaction took place
in the speculative issues toward midday. The
rates for call loans are 2a9E per cent. Time
loans are unchanged, and prime mercantile
raper remains 31ea4E per cent. Foreign ex.
change has been dull with reduction OF &c.
in the nominal asking rates, which are now
iS3 and ass. Actual business has been at 4S2li az
Tor bankers long bills, and at 4S4lak for de
mand sterling. Gables are 4S41Ea2l, and prime
commercial bills 4S014 az. The rates are steadily
drifting toward the specie importing point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

SECRETARY EvARTs will return In a day or
two. The report that he Will soon sail for
Europe IS without any foundation In fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

The PRESIDENT appointed today L. E. WoodIn
to be Indian agent at the Oteo agency Ne
braska, vice Griest, who has resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

EARTHQUAKE IN NEW HAMPsHIRE.-A sharp
shock OF earthquake at Milford, N a., last eve
Iibg caused Dulldlngs 10 tremble considerably.
AT ContoOcook, in the same state. a shock of
earthquake last evening lasted several seconds.
The motion was rapid, with southeastern ten.
Gency, and accompanied by rumbling sound
An earthquake of considerable violence visited
Manchester shortly before O'Clock. Dishes
and pictures were shaken down In many places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

THE SAN FRANCISCO Chamber OF Commerce
has adopted resolution asking the California
COL gressional delegation TO advocate liberal ap-
pTopriations for extending the work OF the US.
geographical and Typographical surveys west OF
the Tooth meridian. and for q marine survey OF
the coast from California TO Alaska
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

zen. BOYNT0N says that he doubts the pub
lshed statement that Secretary Bristow has
declared for Gen. Hancock Gen, Bovnton
says ne mas hadNetters from Gen. Brlstow since
OF them has he ever Indicated that he pronosed
to support the democratic ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
The Markets.

=, ,HAITIMORE, July q. Virginia sizes, deferred.
DC tsnrforty lrf COUPONS. 90 bid to-day W '' 81
malddhng, Il4. Flour steady and firm~Howsrd
street @ and ND western suger SoOas 75 do extra 90
g3.59 do. extra. O0s4 90 do, family 8. ooss rs:
90 20. Rio brands. 6s7a6 OO;, Patapsco family 4 10
l.. ioal. II; No. l Maryland. LIS; No. western
and September, 10sa1 08i October, i. G9si ogS'
Corn. southern easier; western dull-southern
spo July ~ sRa4R August we5sTs 4ssfs mss6 seS
tsnb:r, 4easGS; steamer. 45E bid Oats higher
mixed Sass Rye quiet 7Oa75. Hay Hay Pm@prme H9ro me
e choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, 10 Oaa2i 90
oSe ?rc eear rb ides gaa ne &;AtS do
PSSeted TS sfdss and 3. Taeon1aashOqldeTs clear
ter fl m-prime to choice western % packed. I2ai7.
s Eggs steady. ad. 10all Petroleum nominal:
ss9d5, Ie5s WHISKY quist. I:IlaiiiE. FSsixhts
Tes wheat 800 500 bushels corn ~ oa bnsbes
oats 975 ga bushels; hs ryt, $50 bushels Shipments
Sales, wheat 567.o50 bushels; corn. iI7.s0o
NEW YORK July 21-stocl,s irregular. Money,
as2k. Exchange. lcng. 4s1% short 4si. Gov
SEW Yo6RK. July 2l-FlOur quiet Wheat
LONDON. July q. u 80 p. m.-ConsoIs, SO sic
per cents. li2sE Atlantic and Great westera.
first mortgage trustees certificates, 67Z. New
Jersey Central consols, 1879. Erie AS Hin Dis
CeEtra,. llO4 Pennsylvania Central. 57% New
LONDON July 2l, $50 p. m.-Consols. 80 SIG
for both. Erie, 44ss.
LGNpoN @ Jgy m m.oSnsols .csGns. q SIG
Gates esN Erie: AZ; Do seconi eonsOls. asS.
n ino:s Central, HOY, Pennsylvania Central, 57H.
Reading. 30. New York Central. 1861.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
he following quotations were current in New
York to-day q; 2g. M. as reported by Lewis John
~ per cents, 1l07salll; d, of O.. $685. s9K;
New Jersey Central, 73x: Ohio and Mississippi,
5316; Erie, 43; Michigan Central. 93lS: Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 33& Lake Shore. 1875 Northwest.
Island do apr%erreq % L. I sTGR Mdoun%isn do 81
lnc- c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

LONDON July 2l.-Tbe Times, in its financial
article this morning. predicts that the Bank OF
France VIII advance It's rate OF discount to pre-
vent the expectation Of gold.
Italian Affairs.
ROME July 2l.-kiDg Humbert has signed
decree whereby the abolition OF the grfSt tax
becomes law. The King has gone 10 Castela-
mare to inspect the monster ironclad Italia
which, with her sister ship the Lepanto. is now
building there. These vessels will be much
larger and stronger than the Duilto and the
DandolCg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS IN WASHINGTON
The national democratic executive committee
are looking around for a suitable headquarters
In this city. They dc not propose to establish
rooms for sending on documents, t1c, but to
may assemble. cOElpare notes and consult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT WILL CONSENT
to the Egyptian debt liquidation COMMISSION,
since the changes in It's organization and plan
OF work was recently made. This commission
was first organized after the abdication of
the khedive. United States citizens hav-
ing considerable interest In Egyptian financial
management this, government withheld its ap-
proyal or the commission until such changes
we're made as Will insure ample protection 10
those interests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
Hot Weather i'm Rome.

Tie heat IN Rome Is Intense, the thermome-
ter Stanoing at % degrees in the new quarter
ano at 9o III the neighborhood OF the PiaZzl d
Spagna.
The SlNHfinO nj Uir,,hloxso.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21

The WHITAKER CASE.-It will be twelve or
fifteen days before any action In the Whitaker
case is taken. 1t is pretty generally understood,
however, that General Dunn In his review of
the court OF inquiry sustains the findings of the
court that Whitaker mut1lated himself. AS
WhtttakerS friends desire a court-martial in
order that he may vtndicate himself, one will
very likely be ordered.