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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30
THE CALLAN.BRIGHT INCIDENT.
The Most Exciting Episode I'm the
House OF COmmOnS for Some Time.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, July 3O.-After many dull days the
house OF commons presented an animated
scene again on Tuesday night. The house was
crowded to hear the speech from John Bright in
answer to the charge by Mr.. Calan OF a breach
OF privilege at the Spencer banquet in saying
that the Irish party were dis loyal to the crown
and exhibited boundless sympathy with
criminals and murderers.' Bright spoke from
behind the front opposition bench. At first he
was nervous, almost inaudible, but gradually
he warmed in defense Of the truth of his state
ments. At the close he rose to something OF
mss Old eloQuence. One dramatic point he
scored very cleverly. Speaking OF his former
aiiusion to the Irish party as a "rebei party"
ne said they didn't repudiate il then and
added: "Do they repudiate it now?" Then he
paused In apparent hesitation for moment,
waiting for the Irish cheer, which he knew would
follow. 1t came instantly, with enthusiasm.
Then he turned, waved his hand towards the
Irish benches In silent convincing confirmation
OF the truth of his charge. Loud cheers greeted
this point. A pathetic element was introduced
by Brights alusion to his friendship for Justin
McCarty, the historian. MY friend for many
years. the member for LOngford, / do not be-
leve, said he, that he is "A rebel" Mccarthy
replied with q touch Of real sadness I'm his tone.
The friendship of the right honorable gentle
man was one once proud of, but his ap-
peal does not now wake SO strong an echo"
ed for once. His speech showed deeper feeling
than any he has made for IA long time i'm parlia-
ment. 1t was like the speeches / have heard
him make TO an angry Lancashire crowd. He
was flushed with anger. and spoke loudly. The
house was carried away by the unusual specta-
Gle. especially when he exclaimed: q could not
believe that men who habitually allowed them
selves such libertfes-indeed, license-of speech
as many members OF the Irish party have,
would come whining To the house to complain.
upon the first occasion, that one of the greatest
orators of the house gives expression OF his
opinion of their conduct in language which, /
believe, is admitted to be true by nine-tenths of
the people of this country"
Mr.. Parnells absence indicated that Calan's
question was not party one. His action is
generally regretted by Irishmen. Callan tells
me that he intends 10 say publicly next week,
referring To the old scandal about Inspector
French, that Sir William Vernon Harcourt cx-
hibited boundless sympathy with crminaiity
OF the worst description. Thus he will see IL
the rule works both ways. The explanation of
the incident is Calan' 's bitter personal grievance
against Harcourt because the latter formerly
procured his suspension from the house. Hart
1ngton's speech was very significant. Ii shows
that he intends TO appeal 10 tue country and
rally the wings on an anti-Parnell platform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

MADE THE CANDIDATE OF THE VIRGINIA DE-
MOCRACY FOR GOVERNOR ALMOST UNANI-
MoUSLY.
All attempts at delay on the pant of those
supposed to be hostile to the nomination of
Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee for governor were defeated
In the Richmond convention Der the recess
yesterday afternoon. Nominations for COVER
nor being declared in order, Holmes Conrad, Of
Frederick, named Gen. Lee: Col. VIM. f. Green,
OF Charlotte county, nominated Capt. Philip A.
Mckinney; John 4. Massey was named by ex-
Attorney General Field, and Major Baker y.
Lee, of Elizabeth city, by DR. L. O. Holt OF
Surry. Anotf .er recess was then taken to $50
p. IN.
Soon after reassembling the roll was called.
When it was concluded Gen. Lee had received
over $50 votes, but before the vote was
Dounced Caroline county changed her eight
votes, which had been cast as IA compliment to
Gen. VIM. III. Payne, To Gen. Lee. This move
ment was followed by several other changes
and when il was evident that Gen. Lee had Q
number of votes more than was necessary for q
choice 1865 Mr.. Fitzgerald rose and on behalf
OF Capt. Mckinney, moved TO make Gen Lees
nomination unanimous, which was carried
amidst the widest enthusiasm. He was sum-
moned before the convention and made q rat
tling speech Once again, he said, Virginia
called him TO aid i'm riding down her enemy
and ne cheerfully accepted the trust. At mid.
night an adjournment WAS taken to 10 o'clock
his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30
General Yoreisn Nexs.

THE PoRTEs HEAVY CONTRACT WITH KRUPr.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, July So-The porte has
worth of his guns, and the politicians here are
wandering whence the money 10 pay for them
Is 10 be obtained.
ACCIDENT TO An AMERICAN IN LONDON.
LONDON, July S0.-Judge David Booth, of
Dsnbury, Conn.,, was knocked down by q reck-
less cabman, on Regent street, today. When
slight bruises. lie declined TO prosecute the
eahinan, although pressed 60 do So by a police
man man, Judge Booth sails for homo by the
steamer Nevada on the 18th proximo.
A MCRpERoUs sEpoY HANGED.
bnNGALokk, INDIA. July 30.-The Indian
soiuler who recently rebelled anu shot several
hatiNe oncers was hanged here to-day In tho
preseace OF the British aud native troops.
FOR ATTEMPTING To BLACKMAIL GLADSTONE.
NihNNA. July 3o-An Englishman named
S1saeil NO mas been arrested here for writing TO
Mr.; Gladstone demanding 81 800 before the
eighth of next month. The government will
prosecute the prisoner.
DESTRUCTIVE STORMS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July So.-Terribly destructive storms
accompanied 10y thunder and lightning have
prevailed over the southern proyinces In
Rodez the capital of the department OF Avey-
ron. the lightning Sc. fire 10 the priests semi
nary. Many farm houses have been DESTROYED
by the storm and many persons are reported 70
have been killed.
MR.. ERRlNGroN To EARI. GRANVILLE.
DUBLIN, July 3o.-taitod ireland to-day
prints a letter, dated I'm Nav, from MIR Errinc-
ton, the unofficial British representative al the
vatican, 10 Earl Granville, I'm which the former
says: I'VE must keep the vatican I'm good
humor. The Dublin archbish Dpric being still
vacant. the matter must be carefully watched
I'm order 10 use strong pressure at the right mo-
ment." United ireland youches for the authe n
ticty of the letter.
EARTHQUAKE AT SMYRNA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 3o-Dispatches from
smyrna state that two earthquake shocks were
felt there to-day.
RACING AT GooDwoon.
LONDON, July 3O.-This was the third day
OF the Goodwood meeting. The race for the
Goodwood cup was won by Mr.. v. Laurance q
three-year-old bay colt Athorp. The Duke OF
Westminster's three-year-old bay or brown colt
Metal was second, and the Duke OF Hamilton's
hve-year-old bay horse Cosmos third. There
were five starters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

WINNIPEG. MAN, July 3O.-In the Riel trial
at Regina yesterday the case of the prosecution
closed. Thos. Jackson, brother of Riei's secre-
tary, identified documents i'm Riels hand
writing calling on the hali-breeds and Indians
to join him i'm the rebellion. Chas. WOling,
kielfs cousin. said the prisoner told him last
December he claimed an indemnity of 100000
from the Dominion government for losses in
the Red river rebellion. He said il he got the
indemnity he would go away, and if not he
would raise rebellion. Gen. Middleton was
examined, and dweit chiefly on the events OF
the campaign. Riel asked to be allowed to
crnss-eXamine witnesses. He found fault with
the insanity plea. He was finally Quieted
down.
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The Rarbe,i wire Pool.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-The committee appointed
by the barbed wire manufacturers at their
meeting on Tuesday to arrange the details of a
proposed pool, submitted its report yesterday
II recommends the organization OF National
Barbed Wire Fence company, with n capital
stock of 81, ,O0O,O 900, divided into 10000 shares
of 500 each The proposed company will
lease the works of the several members, and its
officers and directors will have complete charge
of the output as we'll as prices, the members
being stockholders. A majority of the manu-
facturers have sgnified q willingness to enter
into the proposed pool.
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PILLOW SHAMS.
PILLOW SHAMS.

PILLOW SHAMS. PILLOW SHAMS
Two great bargains be had again See them
displayed in windows. and you will astonished
10 see how they can be made for these prices.
Special AT Sl-59a pair. PILLOW SHAMS trimmed
with Hamburg inserting, fine tucking Hamburg ruff
Hing full sizes. good value $780, price 81 SO
pair.
Special \; 81 IL q pair. PILLOW SHAM trimmed
with Hamburg inserting also fine tucking ca.inbric
runiing really worth - pair; you should see them
SELLING OFF SELLING OFF,
DRESSES NJ less than prime cost. We beg the
ladies' 20 bear in mind that these gods are not OF
low grade although we offer them such astonishing
low prices. Call and convince yourself that wha, we
advertise facts.
Remember, sale begins WEDNESDAY, July 1, at
IU clock sharp.
Second floor. Second floor
Accessible by Elevator Accessible by Elevator.
EMBROIDERED ROBf&S
AT S2-65 Each
100 Ladies' Fine EMBRoIDERED ROBES Zach
Robe contains IL yards tine lawn: also yards hand
some Heavy Embroidery ia Irish Point Hamburg
and Color-d Hamburg and at the price named they
are positively the best values offered this season tee
display Ii Oar Show Window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

SECRETARY LAMAR TO HON. DoRMAN B. EATON.
Secretary Lamar has addressed a letter to
Dorman b. Eaton, the chairman of the civil
se-vice commission, for the purpose OF giving
denial to the printed statements that he had
taken offense at the treatment received from
the civil service commission. at is just and
proper" adds the Secretary, 'that should state
that your communications to me have been in
entire harmony with my own views never I'm
any single instance lacking that Kindness and
good will which have characterized our Official
as well as personal relations. While regard
no part OF my entire country as my own sec
ton, yet do not regret that the civil, service
commission has imposed upon me the grateful
duty of remedying to some extent the injustics
which in this branch of the departmental ser
vice has been manifested against the locality OF
my birth and hone. 80 Your commission has
shown and will necessarily show in the compe.
tition OF applicants larger proportion from
which to select from those states which have
not had their due proportion. Thus, by means
OF the action of the commission, the great work
OF reform In the departmental service will be
steadily and beneficially equalized and pro-
NOTED"
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AT MT. McGREGOR.
Few Incidents Disturb the Sad Vigil
About Gen. Grants Bier.

MT. MCGREGOR, n. Y, July 3O.-The draping
of the car that will carry the remains OF Gen
Grant down the mountain is being done to-day
by two men from the firm that made the
mountain, switched upon side track, and
there secluded from view while the work is pro-
crossing.
The mountain photographer is this morning
making negative Of the interior of the cottage
where the body lies, showing the canopy aud
dag covered casket.
Some time during the day the guests at the
hotel most all Of whom are now acQuaintances
of the Grant family, will be accorded an oppor-
tunity to pay their last respects to the remains
of Gen. Grant.
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An Adroit Thief Captured.

OFERATlNG IN THE GC Use OF TELEGRAPH
LINE REPAIREE..
This morning, about IL o'clock, Frank Rol-
lins entered the residence of Rev. DIR. Huntley
No. 331 street. between Sd and IL. streets
under the pretenSe of being q line man, look ing
after the telegraph wires on the top of the
building. Permission was given and he went
to the top OF the house. He went out on the
roof, and, raising the hatchway of the adjoin-
ing house, that of Mr.. ]. 4. Norris, went in and
taking an overcoat started down stairs. Mrs.
James l.. Norris, who had noticed him going in
in his shirt sleeves and coming out with q coat
on, suspected him as thief and seized him,
calling Tor assistance colered boy went to
her assist ance, but the desperate cast him off,
and, dropping the coat, ran through the alley
to Indiana avenue. Near the corner of Cd
street he was headed off by Sergeant Brosnan,
who, with the assistance of two colored men
and Special Officer Edward Brockel borough
secured him after y desperate fight. The patrol
wagon of the seventh precinct coming up he
was thrown into 1t and taken to the station
Detectives Raft and Block have several cases
agains; him, and it is believed that he is We
party who has heen ply ing this game through
out the city, the authorities desire those v no
have been robbed by Il Line man to see if they
can identity him. He had previously tried the
same game at the residence of DR.. Given, No.
316 street. Il few doors below. But the young
man Whose permission he asked went Wi h him
to the root. and after handing some OF the wires
he came down,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30
From Wall street To-Dax-

New YORK, July 3O.-The stock market
opened strong this morning, first prices showing
advances of u to y per cent over last evening
quotations, although New York Central was IA
lower. There was momentary weakness just
after the opening, in which 81. Paul declined "a
advance all over the market followed accom-
panied by much feverishness i'm the dealings
the gains ranging from Il to b above the OPEN
ing, but Western Union gained Ia. Union Pa
cific / Is. Lackawanna L. and Lake shore 2. per
cent The rally was checked soon after 1O:3O.
and fractional decline followed, which was ia
turn checked and the latest losses recovered
Jersey Central has been the notably weak stock
on the active list, declining y per cent, and
Western Union has been remarkable for its
strength and activity. At IL O'Clock he market
is quiet and strong near the best prices of the
hour. Total sales first hour, l49, 900 shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30
DRY GOODS.
NOVELTIES In FREscH SArrEEss.
SEATON PERRY.

sEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRorHER,.
HAS JUST OPENED 40 PIECES OF NEW AND
CHOICE STYLES IN FRENCH SATTEENS.
OWING To THE GREAT DEMAND AND SCAR
CITY OF THESE GOODS IN NEAT DESIGNS
THIS LOT WILL SOON BIZ SOLD. AND CAN
NOT BE DUPLICATED, CONsEQU AN
EARLY INSPECT ION Is ADV SID.
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCkEFt IN BtC r
AND WHITE AND BUFF AND WHITE
NEW INDIA CRINKLEs AND PRINTED BA-
"SPEtIALTIF.s' IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
MUSLINS.
~NOVELTIES' IN D., ANDERSoN'S SCOTCH
ZEPuYRS AND PRINTED PURE LINEN
NEW FKENcH oRGANDIEs AND JAcoNET
SPECIAL INDU 'EMENTs" IN CHINA. LOUIS
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES on BLACK
SILK GRENADINES AND EMBROIDERED
INDIA PONGEE AND BATiSTE ROBES
RARE BARGAINS" IN PARASOIS
NOVELTIES IN HANDkERCUIEFS, HOSIERY
AND KID GLOVES.
IMPORTED JERSEYS. .ALLSIZFSS. from -. 80 to 81
NEW SGLK. CIIUDDA, CASHMERE AND BER-
LIN SHAWI4S IN GREAT VARIETY.
s6PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Buildins,
Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th St
Established 1910. ;y25
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Sidney RoseufeIt'S Heroic Resolve.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-Sidney Rosenfelt. for
whose arrest, according TO New York dispatches.
warrant has been issued in connection with
the production OF "The Mikado' in New York,
arrived here this morning and announced his
intention of proceeding to New York this after
noon to court arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

special Cable Dispatch to THE EVEN, ,SG STAR.
LONDON, July 30-Thersis a split among the
tories on the Irish question. Two prominent
members refused to appear on the platform
with Lord Randolph Churchill at Liverpool last
night, where he was engaged to address mass
meeting. He didn't 60 nor To the lord mayors
banquet TO the IN nisturS. A row is imminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

DELAYED BY TIL ILLNESS OF THE GRAN

DELAYED BY THL ILLNESS OF TIE GRAND
VIZIER.
CONsrANTINOPLE, July 3O.$Said Pa hi, the
{ .aud viZier, continues to grow w1rse i'm his
illness. He is now becoming inSa.I.. His in
capacity delays the AnglO-Turkish negotiations
about tgSpt: IT IS rumofed mere MAT England
obtain their endorsement for settling the
Egyptian question without the consent of 1ur-
key in the event of the failure of the present
negotiations on that subject between Great
Britain and the porte,
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Interesting Copyright Suit.

Special Cable Dispatch to TGE EvFNISG STAR.
LONDON. July 30.-Kcgan Paul & Co. will
proceed against the P,H Augt G,tz.tte to-day Cor
infringement of copyright. They claim DANA
ges for publication of seven columns OF extracts
in their recent review OF Cordon's GlirieS. All
the publishers are much int. rested.
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LANSBURGh & BRO.
ie20 42O. 422 424. 426 SEVENTH STREET
GENTS INDIA GArzE SHIRTS. ssl,e.: WORTH

GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, 3;,l.c.: WORTH
"
cents India Came Shirts Doe: worth &c
cent EabTiSgan shirts. Ibc.. worth .Jc.
losing out SpTIn2 Neck at half price
FiE'-i >aittvn drawers only jUc-
Sprn@ Weight JHiersbirJs JU,.: wo-th .5c.
AesisuIu Weight Cut!ersBirt~, nearly all wool soc
<sslS To- see the COMFORT SHIRT. made of w am
entt~ cotton and Richardson's LOO Lpen bosons
IeIni0Tcei. ready for wash Iuh, only 50 CENTS
his - the best filling. best made Shirt in re
market
IteInenber only Sc Tor the Finest Dress shirt the
bitaStH BAEEiAORE SHIRT FACTORY.
H4y2S Itsr, r ~TktI~T NoI,'TiIW EsT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

ALLkSTowS. PA, Jul! 30.-IoSeph Creitz
and Michael Bailey wers struck by lightning
while passing through wood near Stinesville
last evening, and the latter fatally injured.
Both were shocknuiy burned.
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Sale Of an Entire SQUARE.

Mr.. Il. II. Warner has sold for Mr.. Henry Rup-
pert TO & syndicate of Washington men, the
whole of square 271, bounded by 10Th, 18th.
w aid Bounda,s streets, for .s46,Ooo The
exclusive OF alleys. Mr.. RUPERT some twenty
years ago paid for this square S2, 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

To Stop CARRYING GOVERNMENT MArLs.-A
meeting of the steamship mail lines was held In
New York yesterday, at which the Pacific Mail
company, f. Alexandra & Son, and James T.
Ward 4 Go. were represented. Ii was definitely
decided that on and after August the compa-
Mr.. Edward Lauterbach, Of the Pacific Mall
company, said: I'VE have made the govern
ment every offer conceivable, except Go carry
the mails for nothing. The government ID nov
free TO make contracts with any one IL chooses
We don't want II 70 pay US cent because tt
can't afford IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

MAKING ITS WAY INTO THE BETTER QUARTERS
OF THE CITY.
MADRID, July 3O.-The cholera is not only
increasing iu the poorer quarters of this city,
but is making its way into the streets of the
better quarters of the capital, which have hitis-
erto been exempt. King Alfonso has intiinated
that If the cholera continues to spread in
Madrid he will return to the city.
The number OF new cases of cholera through
out Spain Tuesday WAS 2,316 and the number
Of deaths from the disease $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

ALBANY, n. ", July 30.-Mrs. Lawrence Lett
meyer, aged 86 years, the wife of a German
shoemaker, cut her throat from ear TO ear early
th: morning. She was craZed with drink at
the time OF her suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30
Continued Heat In the West.

CHICAGO, July SO.-Dispatches to the Associ-
ated Press from various points in the northwest
show that the intense heat still pre- vails
throughout Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska. At 5
O'Clock this morning the mercury at Des Moines
marked 80 degrees. at X eol1uk SD, at Dubuque
81, and at Omaha 50. In Chicago at the same
hour it marked "A degrees, and has since risen
a Ah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

| Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 3O.-The Grant family
has decided that the proposed Hudson river
funeral pageant is impossible, as it would disar-
range all the New York plans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

In order TO prevent the of foreign cut
stone by Chicago builders the bficklayers' and
stonemasons unions and the stonecuttcrs' as
ISOLATION OF that city have decided not To work
on any building where stone cut outside OF Chi
cago Is used.
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REDUCED RrcEs.

REDUCED II RIcEs
Finding stock of Dry Goods too large for the
have decided 10 reduce prices so 10 make
II an object to purchasers to ny vf US.
A large lot of LINEN LAWNS. reduced from 15c
20 lOc.
PERCALES. from I5c to 121ac
sATINS. from 25c. to 2Oc
GINGHAMS. from 15c to IOc
BATISTE. 121ac., 15c and 2Oc.. reduced
BLACK SILKS. &c. S1.OO. SI.25.
COLORED SILKS, 311ac., 5Oc, -.5c.
IMPORTED JERSEYS 500 $50.
A large lot ofWHITE GOOi,S ali at reduced prices.
PARASoLS AT less than cost
JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
ty11 713 Market Space.
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Ross WANTS TO Row A RACE AGAINST
HANLAN.-Waliace Ross has depuited $500 At
the ONCE Of the Turf, FSefd and Edym, In New
York. TO bind Q match with Hanlan. He pro-
poses to row Hsnlan four miles, with a turn.
for el 900 Size, the race 20 take place al Oak
Point not later than three weeks after the sign.
ing OF the articles. Hanlan is expected In New
York 10 aday or two. when, IL v Thought, h
viii cover Ross deposit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

THE SALVATION ARMY PRESENTS A MO.

THE SALVATION ARMY PRESENTS MONSTER
PETITION TO PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, July 3O.-The sal alvation army march
ed this afternoon with much parade TO the par
lament buildings to present the house of COM
mons a monster petition urging the immediate
passage of the criminal act amendment, raising
the age of consent in girls from 13 years, the
present period, to 1S years. The petition con-
tains 500, 900 signatures, and is one mile and q
half long. It was borne in q special carriage.
theThames embankment, whence deputation
proceeded to the house Of commons to present
the monster PRAYER.
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THE REVELATION THAT FRAUDS WERE COMMIT
TED CAUSES A GREAT SENSATION.
DUBLIN, July 30.-The frauds in the accounts
of the Munster bank have caused great sensa-
tion in Dublin and Cork.
CORK, July 3O.-The committee Of investiga-
tiOn which Is inquiring into the affairs Of the
suspended Munster bank reports that Mr.. Far
quharson, the Joint Dublin manager, who has
Ireland from advancing TO the Munster bank q
desired loan, which would have enabled it to
tide over the crisis, by refusing to give to the
Bank Of Ireland the securities entrusted 70
him with which TO obtain the credit, and upon
which the Bank Of Ireland had decided TO
lend.
FarQuhaFson was unmarried. He was great
specufator In the London stock exchange and
on the continental b0ursex. He lived stylishly,
and recently purchased handsome suburban
villa near Dublin for 5000. The police
whence they learned he departed for Hoayhead
on Tuesday evening last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-30

CATTLE MEN CoMING.-The committee ap.
pointed Mt q meeting Of Cheyenne aud Arapar
hoe lessees left Kansas City Last evening FOR
Washington.