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RAILROAD TRANSFER CAsE.-TO-day. the
case Of w. f. Mathews against the Washington
ana Seorgetown railroad company was tried.
being put off a car by conductor after tender
ing transfer, which the conductor refused to
receive. The jury found verdict for plaintiff,
damaoes cents.
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GROCERS

QDRAY q BROTHER,
ID 35l PENNSYLvsSa Avvvrv.
Esfw.es Tard rad Fosu-a ~ a-AaJ SEssas.
Ju.s received and fer sale AZ the following los
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SMALL Pox-Since our report yesterday the
following have been reported: One case at
corner OF and Union street, southwest; one at
No. 20 virginia avenue, southwest; three i'm
Snow row, between and X and 9th and 18th
suees, NORTHWEST; and nine at No. I'D l. street,
poted have been removed to the hospital. One
death, Mary Campbell, in alley between and
u and 9Th and sth streets, southwest, has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-19

METHODIST CONFERESCEs.-Seyeral Confer
thces OF the Methodist Episcopal Church will
be held during the coming MONTH The Balti-
more Conference meets in Hagerstowa on the
9Th OF March The Conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South meets in Trinity
church, Baltimore, on the same day. The Ma
Jyland Conference OF the Methodist Protestant
Church meets in the Broadway Church, Ba,ti-
mere. on the nth of March. The Central Penn
fylyania Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church meets m Chambersburg, Pa, ON the
F;h Of March. The Washington Couference of
1he NJ p Church (coloredl meets in Asbury
Church, in this city, on the 26th instant.
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TIE FIFTH ANIMAL LEvEE of Columbia
CcmmAn.iery. knights Templar, No. 2. is ad-
Nertised 10 take place on Friday night the 2lst
instant. at Masonic Temple. and from the suc-
cess which has attended former entertainments
of this organization, and the preparations now
making by the live committees entrusted with
the present management, this bids fair to excel
In brilliancy all former occasions The Com
mandery has spared no expense and the COM
lnittee no labor to insure comfort and pleasure
20 all who may attend. The President, Vice
President and Cabinet oficers have signifeti
their purpose TO be present.
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SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence Of the iateness Of the season, and
preparing for large Spring stock, offer for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS.
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>. H. ssdas Cat. .,.o,.
FOREIGN AND D0MEsrIo FRUITS.
HAVANA AND VALENCIA oSau0roo Ahise'
THE EiEEsf RIGS AND \ R1IsfNNss.
cALIESksTk k kkkss HASA HASA S SkkAAssEs
loo BARRELS SELECTED APPIfs
~ bAkkELS CkANBERRIE6, EXTRA.
FANCY GROCERIFs.
1i9sS Cd BRANDY, Imported sad California
MINES, BUN and GIN, MiIed FRENCH CAN
PR Nh , SsS: ps, pound imported C0ssERv1
Large .tock Of STAPLE eROCERiKs Q, m. v.,,
lowest prices. -, ~
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TO LADIES.

THHRMoMHrERs and Barometers Are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler, near ~ street.
, 1873-10-04
Bekjendtgjorelse

VFOLGE Meddelelse fra Gouvernementet
a for de dansk vestindiske Der har Diet paa
Fiuantsministeriets derom nedlagte aller-
underdanigste ForestiIling behaget Hans
MajestRt Kongen we'd allprh6ieste Resolu-
tion af 15de August d. A. at stadfaste det
at Colonialraadet for St. Croix under 17de
April d. A. udferdigede og forel0big at
Gouvern'uren stadfrstede Budget for st.
Croix Commune for Finantsaaret fro 1ste
April 1878 til Site Marts 1874.
Hyilket herved bringes til o%fentlig
Kundskab.
Praesidentskabet for St. Croix den 25de
September 1878.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1873-10-04
AVls,

things to learn that school authorities have
to busy themselves with the discussion of
what to exclude from the schools, rather
than of what they shall teach. While this
is so, certainly they are great benefactors
who show us how to save a year of the
perhaps six that American children are
allowed to have in school, It is Just this
gain that Mr.. Harris has found the way to
make. Some may be incredulous Of the
results obtained. If they are so, St. Louis
is a hospitable city, her schools stand open,
and will tell their story to any who
will come and see.-~h Independent.
, 1873-10-04
(FrOm The St. Thomas Tidende.)
TELEGRAMS VIA HAVANA.

18th September.
Madrid.-The authorities of the city OF
Pamplona have taxed the clergy and other
persons charged with belonging to the
CarIist party.
General Moriones has arrived at Vitoria.
The bombardment of C%arthagena has
been recommended,
Paris The evacuation of Verdun,
which was begun several days past by
the German troops, has been completed,
and French territory is totally free Of fore
ign occupation.
New Nork The yellow fever which
broke out some time ago at Shreveport
Loui8iana) has spread consi ierably, max
Ing many victims, 1t has appear ed also
In other towns OF the South eastern
States.
Observation-Disclosures Guzman Blanco
left Caracas on the 18th inst. on a tour
through the eastern States, having in
view several plans for the improvement of
the country, among others the establish
ment Of high roads in Barcelona, and Ma
turin, and the irrigation of Cumana. His
EXcelIency was accompanied by several
officials and a guard of one thousand men.
A sum Of about half a million of dollars
has been destined for the purpose of render
ing the river Apure navigablo as far as
NutriaS, at all season of the year, by yes
sells Of ordinary tonnage. The river Apurc
traverses to the extensive regions of the
Federal departments of Apure, Guarico
and Iamora, and, together with the Portu-
guesea and Uribanto and their tributaries,
connects those districts with the O%rinoco,
thus forming an ontlet from the rich pro-
ducts of those regions.
Government also intends to commence
the construction of a railway between Ca
racas and Laguaira, which, from the nature
OF the ground to be traverSed is a work of
the greatest difficulty.
A concession has been granted to Colo
mel Strange for the construction of a rail
way between San Felipe, the capital of
state Of Yaracui, and the port of Palma
Sofa.
The works of the Viaduct and Aqueduct
which are being built, forming q magnif-
cent promenade and serving the purpose of
supplying the city of Caracas with an
abundant supply of water from the river
MacaraO, were lately put to a severe test
by a tremendous inundation, but they es-
capped totally uninjured,
The beneficial effects of the Presidents
decree of the 9th Of June establishing
popular education, are already being felt.
, 1873-10-04

WF0LGE Anmeldelse fra St. Thom@
a Kongelige Postkontoir afgaaer ingen
tydsk Post fra st. Thomas for den 13de
naste Manned.
Christiansteds Kongelige P~ostcontoir den
code September 1878.
J. TESTMAN.
, 1873-10-04
For Byen Frederiksted

sammo Dag for Beboerao i Strand, Kongens-
cg Dronningensgade.
Torsd az den 23de October for Boboerne i
Prindsens-, Hospitals og Nyegade, Kongens
Tvergade, Torve- og Bjerge- og Lagungade,
ligeledes / ovenmeldte Politikammor.
Forudon de Oplysninger der ere forn6dno til
Beregning af Skatterne, og som enhver Eier
eller Leier af Huse i, og uden for Byernc, SAINT
af Plantager, er pIigtig at meddele Commissio~
men, har Gouvernemente snseet DEF h~en8igts-
messigt til samme lid at erholde Undcrret-
ming on Antallet af AIbeidere paa Plantagerne
og af andre Personer som ophoIde sig der, sans
ON Kreaturholdet paa Lander N. m. til hvlIket
Oiemed Blanketterne til Skattelisterne ere for
synede med de i saa Hensecndo forn6dne Ru-
brikker.
PIantago- Eiere have at indgive n%0iagtige
Oplysninger ON hvormeget Land der er udlagt
/ Sukkerdyrkuing, Bomulddyrkning, i anden
Dyrkning og Gr9sgaDg.
Forsaavidt nogen Deel af nandet like eF til
nogen Nytto eller Brug, eller afgiver nogen
Indt@gt, oliver Ager-Antallet at anf0re paa
Skattelisten, og en- Attest derom, udstedt under
Feds Tilbud af Eieren og tvende Borgere !
Qvarteret, SAINT bekr@ftet af Qvarteeroficeren,
at indlevere til Commissioner hvorefter det
vii komme under narmere Overveielse ON og
hyorvidt Eftergivelse af Grundskatten, at saa-
dant Land kun tilstaaes.
Huuseiere, hvis Huse have staaet
ledge i 6 Maaneder og derover, og
som desaarsag forIange Neds9ttelse
iSkatterne, have at indsende tilstr@k-
, 1873-10-04
S. W. VAN BRAKE.
acknowledgements

IFOLGE Gouvernementets Ordro vii Skate
Q mmission4 N for St. Oroix vmre samlet paa
ctterf6igende D,go, for at modtage skriftlige
Oplysninger angaoende Skattcrno for indova-
roude Aar
Fer EyGm Christiamsted
paa det Kongeljge Kasserer Contoir, hver For
midday X. 10 nemlig:
Torsdag den ode October for Beboorne J
Kongen8-, Compagnie, Dronningens, Strand,
N6rre- og Vestor- Gade SAINT Forstaden til
Weston.
F,oiag den lode October for Beboerne i
Smede-, Veste., og Ulkestrnde, Vaterguttet,
Torve- og Prindsensgade, Kongens- og Dron-
ningens Tvergade, Kirko-, Hospital, og Gr6n-
negade SAINT Forstaden til Osten.
L6verdag den lite October for Beboerne /
Bjerge-, Oster-, Lagun-, Lille Hospitals, Ny
cg Fiskergado.
FOP Lamdet
aver Formidlag HI. II, nemlig Torsdsg den
l4de October Tor Byboerne i begge Ostende
Q7arterer, paa Qvagplantagen SallysGncy.
Onsdag den Isle October for Beboerne i
Compaguiets Qvartecr, paa PIanagen Work &
Rest.
Torsdag den Ifde october for Beboerno i
Dronnirgens-, Kongens- og Nordside B Qyar-
te2r i Re'sLuset paa XII gshill.
L6verda2 den I6de October for Beboerno i
Prindsens Qv.rtrcr paa Plantagen Grove Place.
OnSdlg zen 22de October for Beboerne i
|%estoDuo og Nvrdsido A. Q7arteer, i PoIjti-
kYmmerot FrederikstUd.
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There was . notable falling OF In the supply
of Fourth OF July oratory this year, and some
Of our contemporaries, we note, are quite dole
full about IL, arguing . decay In national pat
riotism and all that sort of thing. To Us IL
seems the nstural working Of American COM
mon sense. That people should be willing to
60 sweltering about In the broiling sun of July
to hear the Declaration Bead and three-hours'
GRAFTON delivered, shows something Of the for
tftude of the times that tried mems souls, but
has an absurd side about 1t that was sure in
the long run to put 1t out Of fashion. We can
remember the wonderful Fourth Of July pa
rades OF the past, when our gallant militia
men went sveltering about In immense bear
skin caps, or tight fitting continental" uni
form to celebrate" the day, greatly to the
benefit of the doctors and the undertskers.
alive to-day but for an indiscreet display of
Fourth of July patriotism Of the outdoor Sort
After enduring all the hsrdships Of the Mexi-
can war he succumbed to a Fourth of July
Grafton by George W. p. Gusts, delivered in
the hot sun over at the Monument lot. The
general stood out the two hours grafton, heard
the Declaration to the last line, and then went
home and died.
AL this has been changed for the better.
The day Is abundantly celebrated, but in a way
suited 10 the season. The disposition of every
body Is to loaf in the coolest shade to be found
in the country or city. Picnic junketings and
the absorption Of cooling drinks are good and
patriotic modes OF using the hours while the
sun Is vertical; and the day is properly rounded
off by Pyrotechnic displays IN the cool of the
evening.
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The project Of Col. Craishill, engineer In
charge OF the Improvement of the harbors of
Washington and Georgetown, under the appro-
priation OF $50 900 contained in the river and
harbor in 2rovement under an act Of March 80,
1873, has been received, and has been generally
approved by Gen. HUMPHREYS, chief Of engi-
neers. The sum Of $4,000 is to be applied to
dredging the Georgetown channel $50 called) to
q depth of fourteen feet. and to IS great width
as practicable with the expenditure; and the
sum Of $1,000 is to be applied to dredging the
Washington channel TO It'll street to q depth of
twelve feet and width OF one hundred and fifty
feet. Under the general plan Of the board, the
Georgetown channel will belong to the harbor
OF Washington as we'll as TO that Of George
town.
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"yiee President Wilson has passed into that
stage of health which Mr.. Chase so long occu-
pied-a PaTalytic invalid, to whom life is of
most uncertain duration. The nature of his
disease may not utterly destroy his usefulness
As man and public acknowledgement Re
publican.
We noted some time ago the alarming fact
thatso many prominent men were being stricken
down with paralysis, and the case of Vice Pres
ident Wilson adds another to the long list then
presented, which embraced the names of Chief
Justice Chase, Senator Morton, Mr.. Colfax, SEN
ator Brownlow Walt Whitman, Horace Greeley,
&c. The cases Of prominent public men attract
more attention, but physicians say that paral-
ysis is notably on the increase amongst all
classes Of the American people. The question
rises If it Is getting to be national disease and
If so, the cause of it. Do we live too fast or is
the air so dry as TO keep the nerves in an IN
healthy condition. In France, or Paris, where
paralysis getting to be a familiar disease, the
cause has been attributed to a life of
over-excitement, the use of absynthe, sc.
But, it will be noticed that the larger
number Of our paralytics are of tenn
perate and comparatively -unrufied lives.
Mr.. COlfsx has always been of temperate hab-
its, and, at the time of his attack, nothing hal
happened TO disturb the sunny tenor of his
life; the mobilier troubles and excitements hay-
ing come upon him later. Senator Wilson is of
temperate, regular habits, and his appearance
has always indicated high health and buoyant
spirits. Walt Whitman, philosopher in mental
and physical habits, sbstem ious, slow in speech,
gait, and life generally, the picture Of rosy,
sturdy health, he, too, Is stricken down In a
moment from his superb manhood. And 50 on
through the list; there seems to be no special
reason in the life and surroundings of the vic
tins why they should be singled out. Cannot
the doctors put their heads together and give
US some clue to the cause why paralysis is gain
ing ground 50 rapidly in this countryP
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Wonders will never cease in the political
world. First we had Judge Underwood endors-
ing Wise for Governor Of Virginia Next comes
Gen Beaureaard in an address to the people OF
Louisiana, telling them that the interests of the
white and black people Of the state are identi-
cal; that the evils anticipated by some from the
practical enforcement Of equal rights ere mostly
imaginary; that the relations Of the races In the
exercise Of these rights viii speedily adjust
the mselves to the satisfaction OF all, and that
tie bad state Of affairs In the south Is mainly
owing TO the foolish opposition Of the whites to
the blacks. Now we have II stated that .
colored orator figured "for the first tme'' at
the Fourth Of July celebration In Tsmmany
Hall, New York. An account in the New York
Sun says:
"Hen- Augustus ScneI introduced the
colored man with q few complimentary words
When the colored man stepped forward there
WAS evident dissatisfaction, but after he had
spoken a short time there was general atten-
ton. and when he got down to the topics of the
day he was vociferOusly cheered, and told to 20
on, COON, amid enthusiasm until ne concluded
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Government Securities.



BALTIMORE, July S-v,ruinia sixes eopsoI,ds
tad, 62's; West Va. g lOl4 bid o-day
BALTIMORE, July s-Ooston DUH and nominal
low middnss, ls9lex. Flour dull and hansed
wheat quiet and steady. Corn nsminaI; no re-
eeipts-white southern. so, yellow south-rn, 81
mixed western, $50 Oats active and In fair de-
mA,h . soG5s; western mixed, sos; do
M.ns. %; hye quiet and st-ady; prices unchanged
Hay unchanged. Provisions firm; stock withdraw
anticipating higher prices; pork unchsnrei; bulk
meats unchanged. Baoon-shauldere, 8szNfStr; rib
sides, p; clear rib sides. 10y @iots sassr-cured
hams, Ia @l5s. Lard dull skaSx. Western but
Ter nnchsng-d; whisky, quiet and steady, %. So
NV Y"Rk, July s-Gold opened at lI5k.
NEw YORK, july S-StOcks dull Gold very firm,
1l5t Money easy, 4eD5 Exchange, long, Q; short
10 Governments quiet and firm.
"hest quiet and hesyy; Corn steady.
LONDON, July 8, 1880 p. m.-The weather Is fair
and favorable to crops Consols for money, s2sz
ge2a for account SO Bonds of 1855, old, s3 1887
FRANxYoET, july s-Bor DIS 9Szs for issue 81.
925s6193 Erie, 40.
LONDON, July 5, D. m.-The rate Of discount on
ttTee months bills in open market Is per cent
be low the bank rate. The rate for money on gov
eminent securities at the Stock Exchange is 4 Der
cent, or per cent. below the bank rate. The
bank e bullion ilcrs aee IN hall
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DkPAkIAkNT, U11cs o. Chisf SiRndl OH6er n
WASHINGTON, july s, 1873, 1910 a m Z
sHNoPsIs FoR THE PAST TwsNTY-FOUR HOURS
The low barometer that was Monday morn
ing over the over Missouri valley, Is now Geo
trsl In Ohio and the pressure has Diminished
over the upper lakes and northwest The temper.
allure has risen sCmewhat In the Middle states and
over the lower lake region aud has apparently fallen
over the upper lakes. Light, northeriy winds have
continued IN the eastern gulf states. Southeast and
northeast winds are now repOrt' in the Middle and
Eastern 81 ates, and DOrthery winds from the Ohio
valley, Lake Erie and Lake Michigan Partly
CLOUDY and clear weather have prevailed In the
south Atlantic and Gulf states and In New England
Numerous and severe local storms have bseu re-
port q from Missouri, Illinois and the Ohio valley
Cloudy and rainy weather now prevail from Ten
nessee and Virginia to the lower 1sses.
PRoBA BlLITIEs.-FOr the rest of Tuesday, in the
eastern Gulf aid south Atlantic states falling ba
IQEeter, winds backing to southwest and southeast
Observation-Disclosures and possibly local rains In
the Middle Atlantic star Increasing south and .ast
winds, threate1inR ard rainy weather. In New
England, falling barometer, easterly winds and
cloudy weather, followed by rain Tuesday night In
New Yo' the lower lake region aud West Virginia,
continued cloudy and rainy weather clearing aw ay
Tuesday evening over Lake Erie aud the Ohio val
ley, win nerthwesterly winds. Over the upper
lske r. gion and the northwest, northerly winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather, Morning tele-
graphic reports are very generally missing from
the orthwest, the Rocky Mountain stations and
southern Florida
LOCAL RECORD
The thermometer in the business room of THE
STAR ONCE registered to-day folows;-S a. m rs:
10 a. M, "a; II m, 70; IN. m 70.
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BOARDING.

ROARD-Neat and pleasant ROOMS, with or
- without board can be had ut No 425 4.h street,
opposite City Hall Square. Location delightful and
convenient TO the street cars. jyS-lms
TN6LksIDE-.A limited number Of BOARDERs
i can be accommodated at Ingleside, the finest
country seat about Washington. Coaches run from
Masonic Temple twice each day to accommodates
clerks and others; Only forty minutes drive.
PHIL u. WEIGH, 9OS street, Masonic Tenn
HOARDING.-A few BOarders can be accommo-
ID dared at Catiettb station, W. O., v. n. q g. 8.
&. B.. during the summer months. Apply to L. @.
CATLETT, in person or by letter. jy5-3t'
DoAADINa ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGE.
ID town can be had BY addressing p. O. Box AS3,
or applying at 81 Fayette 1t. Air and water equal
to any country place. Street cars in . short time
will pass the door. 49, jys-Iw
SUMMER BOARDING AT BED WOOD, de
= lightful country seat; IL miles frem Georgetown
or Warrington; west side Hook Greek There is Q
pavilion, croquet ground, variety Of fruit, no.,
and daily stage to the Treasury corner l6x street
and Pennsy anta avenue, arriving ct O'Clock q.
apply to Mrs. Bk6OK, Ell 10Th street north,
west. si,-...f.les.... "a jy6-6.
COUNTRY BOARD AT HDRNDON, Va, rs
~ miles from Washington, on the w. & o. d. b.
limited number OF parsons con be accommodated
with first-cfasB BOARD. on moderate terms, 1t
quiet country place, where there childreh. A
beautiful and welahAded farm surrounds the house.
Reference given and required. For palticularS in
aud 17d sts. 7 ja@t.
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T. McCAULEY q BROS
H. WOOD AND COAL DEALERS.
idfds-No. slS ~ street southwest, and No. 1 81 3
9TH street northwest
DepOt-l31s street wharf
A choice and varied stock Of WOOD and co Al
kept Constantly ON hand. Ussn
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Here is another Characteristic piece of falsi-
ication in the Washington dispatches to the N.
Y. Tribuas:
"a morning republican paper makes a strong
attack on the District Legislature aud the
Board OF %hblic Works"
What morning republican paper" made
this attack?
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KNAHC1AL AHD UO"ExUAL.

The ease in the New York money market
continues, with q dem and for prime mercantile
paper. The stock market Is strength ening
the principal dealings being in railroad bonds.
God continues firm.
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jeA-lm- Ia AIexandr1a, yirgfnla.
LOB sALE-A few select CITY LOTS In the
+ suburbs q 0hieaeo, q low Asurss, varying
ir ieii 9 % JUN boYLI co., eos 18th. t.
MOB SALE Oh R1NT-HOUsB, IT'S alst
L street; Price 90; rent 90 Per month; posses:
furnace; key may be bad ct No. III. For further
particulars apply TO 010. d fA&klR, 6l4 18th
EOR RENT-YURNIsHED k0OMB: . back
ant rooms, bsck and front, on second story, In %
eighty located Dvelile on street, near 9Th; win
Address IA. J., NatienA Rspublican efnee.
MIST fRsDJ
sTvHI LATlsr voApnl q O. nm, ss.suz q