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EMPKRoR WILLIAM visited the Vienna ey-
hibitiOn yesterday, and maid particnlsr atten-
uon 10 me American department. When he
approached the French department some of the
the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

POLITICAL MANEUvERISG IN FRANCE
notwithstanding the confident maneuvers o.
tne french royslists, the republicans of the left
center IN the assembly have declared for a con-
sefVatlve republic; the Bonapartists are work
ing against the royalists, and it looks now as l.
in getting on the throne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

A NEW Snow PLOw.-An invention by Sig
nor Ahbiau of new pillow for clearing IL
tracks OF steam and street railroads is attract
ing attention, and the claim is made for il tn .t
1t Is both expeditions, thorough and cheap. III
machine, which operates Oh the snow OF ice. is :
heavy revolving saw, or fan, which cuts into To
opposition deeply. and sends the fragment
lying. The snow is thrown 10 a great distanc
on either side; or. in case of a very deep bank
II Is taken up and hurled backward upon pla,
form cars. by which it can be removed. Th-
new invention promises to make a new era IT,!
winter travel, and TO defeat the plans OF tn
storm king, who fills up the cuttings and clog
the tracks. On the railways in nountaiuJu-
regions the new plow must be desirable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

KILLED ABOUT A "SWKETHRART.n-A borri-
BILE homicide occurred at a camp meeting thre,
miles northeast of Camden, Benton county. on
the TIN inst. Con; Arnold, son of the proprie-
and instantly killed by Henderson Hareis. son
of farmer living about II miles north of Cam
Gen. Both were young men just merging into
cause OF the difficulty, as we learn, was about q
young lady whom both claimed as their sweet
heaIt.-HuntiRQdon TennN Rennblicaa liza
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MCRDkR OF LAWYER IN LoUIsvILLR.-
AZ Louisville John MCCARTHY. a lawyer, was
snot IN the head by Joseph Crawford yesterday
IN Judge Lincolns office. 1t is said that
McCarthy retained the bounty money belong
ing 70 crawford since 1866. Crawford is a
was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

COLLIRRIEs DROWNED OUT-Owin1 "a III
recent heavy rains many of the colIieries i'm
Schuylkin pa region have been compelled TO
suspend mining operations, being completely
drowned out, in many instances the miners hsy-
ing little time TO save their mules, usually kept
under ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

REV. DE. MCSsEG.-A letter received in this
city from Rev. DR.. William r. Munsev the elo
quent Methodist divine, dated az ,J0nesbOro' ,
Tenn, refers TO the 80 strange ruEors" recent, ,
alleged against him as aliogether unto unied.
The statements referred to originated in ia .
Salem Va Register. Dr. Nunssy saws :-"Th.
article was 10 the purport that was a reeling
proiane, ragged, irlendleSs, mDnsylGss drank
ard. have moderately good CLOTHES, not much
money, plenty Of friends. don't know how t.
swear. and, having used a stiuUlaut for my
health only, have abandoned It's use entirely a
bflnshg rcprOach upon me, those love, an
the cause Of Christ The whole thing is q
malignant ialSehood, which / can prove by the
whole town"
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Charged with the Murder Of his

BosToN, October 2i.-In Chelsea, John
McCool, George Noble and John Horner have
been committed to answer the charge OF muir
dering Eunice McCool. McCool Is a son of the
victim and Neale Is his brother-in-law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

STRANGE Story FROM CAFE MAY.
Lang Last SIN R,iUrpS.-h special dispatch 70
the Philadelphia Bulletin from Cape Nav city.
oct 22d, says :--AbOut twenty years ago. CAPT
BaymOr c, lying with his vessel in the port a.
New Orlea rs, had with him his little son, three
years OF age. who, while playing around the
docks, was suddenly missed. Every effort wa,
used to lind him, even TO searching in the river.
tut all was unayailing, and he was given up a.
drowned. \ day or two ago a stranger, with q
heavy black beard and language of strong GEL
man accent. made his appearance and claimed
70 be the long lost son. From his story il seems
that he was stolen hy a DCtch captain, who
cared for him ami educated him a his own.
The boy always supposed that he was his fiths
until otherwise informed by the Datch skipp"5
ola his death-hed, who gave him his real father,
name and told him he used t. live s0mswher
III care NAV county. y. y. His search herr
was rewarded by finding his father eth aliv-
ana res. dent OF his former home; but stranyr
10 saw, his father refused to own him, his belize
being so firm that his boy was drowned. Tb-
son had with him the newspaper con tanning III.
advertisement for his body which the Dutch.
man had preserved. II is said that the youuy
man Is in good circumstances. and he started on
BIS return TO his present home. which is in
Mexico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

JAMES Z. MAXWELL, indicted about a wear
ago IN New York for perjury, in giving testi-
mony against Luther q. Challis IN the case in
which the woodruff Cladin- Blood trio are
charged with traducing the character of Mr.
Challis, was discharged Wednesday in the court
of general sessions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

AT THE NATIONAL BOARD or TBApE in Chr
cago, Yesterday. the subject of a bureau of in
ternstional improvement was referred to the
transportation committee. The report Of the
committee ON transportation was taken up and
the resolutions reported previously discussa
until adjournment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

Boy SHoT.-,John Davis ir., a son of the
late John Davis, president Of the Easton (Pao
national bank, aged about eventeen, accident
ally shot himself Wednesday night ami was iu-
stantly Killed. He was in his bedroom, and is
supposed to have been examining or irving his
uistoI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

THE father general Of the Jesuits has trans
ferred his headq quarters of the order, from Rome
to Malta.
SThe net debt of the new city of Boston
VIII be about $50, 100000 when consolidation
takes place.
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PANTER's PURE ORANGE WINE.

RAXTER's PURE ORANGE WINE
This delicious wine is made from the best Florida
0ia ges IL IL pure aromatic, refreshing, and pal
atsble Ii Possesses alt the well known properties
Of the orange.
Retail price, 81 per bOttls
For sale By the following named druggists, viz:
q. q. Simms, New YORK avenue; 3. Calvert Ford
W. b Entwisle, Il. ID. Gilman, aud d. B. Clarke
Co, Pennsy lysnia avenue; @. Kolb, J. 4. MAJOR,
A. StOse, Christisni Bros, and 5. Heller, 7th
street uortbW est,
&c. BAxTER, Sole Manufacturer and PAtenres,
Ha-hiugtOn. ID O. OcllS-lms
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MILWAUKEE, october 2I.-Ihrre inches %
snow have fallen az Negsuuce, Michigan, and
seven inches az Fort Garry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

CAPT. IRVING, chief of the New York detec-
tive force, wants to be investigated in connee-
tion with the charges made az ainst the force
by the city press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

new YORK, october A.-During a prize dght
near Chicago yesterday between two bruisers of
nmlted notoriety, the police appeared and cap
'ureo DON princiI ais and all the spectators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

THE SESSION of the Canadian parliament
which was Interrupted by the Pacific raiIyav
scandal was recommended Yesterday The an
nouncment was made that the company hld
surrendered its charter and that parliament
would be called on to complete the enterprise as
a government work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

Mr.. SHANKs, OF the New YORK Tribune,
whose cOmmittal to Jail because lie would not
diyulge the name OF the writer of arti Giles
against the Brooklyn ring for that paper. has
Judge Fancher yesterday afternoon. and dis
charged on his own recOgniZance until tO-mOr-
row on the ground that lis commitment in
BROOKLYN was void.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

MOTION TO BAIL THE ASSASSIN or GEN.
M'COOE.-The motion TO admit WintarmIta
the slayer of General McCook to bail was
argued at length yesterday at YancktOn, Da-
kota Decision was reserved until to-day. The
defence claimed the readiness of Wntermute
continuance.
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ANOTHER VIRGINIA CUTTING AFFRkY.--At
the agricultural fair grounds in Lynchburg,
Yesterday, difficulty occurred between A. Pet
tigrew and j. A Tanner, in consequence of an
alleged insult to a female relative of the latter
ard Pettgrew was severely cut in the groin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24
The Spanish Legation I'm Washfurtou
RAISED 70 an Embassy

patch says the Spanish legation there has been
raised to the rank of an embassy, and Fisueras
appointed ambassador.
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SENTRScRD FOR HORSE rEALING-Robert
Hogan. alias st. Clair, convicted of horse steal
ing in Bedford county. Va, was sentenced 10
the peDitentiary for % years and assigned TO
quarters in Richmond,
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TEE USUAL SESSION Of the Cabinet was held
to-day, with all the members in attendance.
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COTTE.FT.f1'CE.
ID E T L X MIS ED

d TER MINED
TO DEFER TIE WITHDRAWAL
OF Our
2 ULAR PR CE LIST.
FOR A SHORT TINE,
We WILL STILL OFFER
THE FOLLOWING
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS:
sI5 SUITS FOE $40
sI2 OyERCoATs FOR s.
SUITS FOB sIy.
sIS OvERC ATS FOB $40
$50 SUITS FOR sI4.
$40 oyERCoATs FOB STA
s25 SUITS FOR SIS
SIS OvERCOATs FOR sic
$50 SUITS FOR s2s
$50 OyERCOATs FOB S22
BOYS.
sig SCHOOL SUITS FOR S.
SIS DRESS SUITS FOB $40.
SIS SCHOOL SUITS FOR 50.
S1s DRESS SUITS FOR SIS.
BOYS OyERCOATs
AT SAME DIsCOUN
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POSITIVELY FOR ONLY a FEW DAYS.
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THE HEAD-Ess SKELETON -I-t-s .-.,.ffE
Nssr.. ftr Nr Missing Is1f.-rue I.sai~ .en
Maine journal says that on MouIay afternoon
ClYi Engineer hengay, Of Auburn, by order OF
the county attorney, proceeded 20 the Sgitzsr-
aud road and made careful survey Of the SPOT
where the skeleton was found, and IT, imTue-
date enyIOnS- preparatory 90 forming an off-
cial plan Of the premises for use ia the case
he same afternoon the city marshal and posse
made a careful search for the m nE skull of
the discovered skeleton, but without result. a
spiritual medium then offered his services aud
was beating about the stumps in that lOc Atty at
last accounts. In his statement, Lowell said
that on the night OF bis wite's disappearance,
after be had returned 10 Lewiston with her. ne
went to ride with one jeanette Edwards. and this
young lady becomes a figure OF interest i'm the
case. Lowell declares she is dead, but z tu-le-
man informed the Journal reporter that she
was alive, and that be conversed with her only
last Saturday n ght.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL EEvESUE.-T The receipts from this
source to-day were S2-9 .27J 96.
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ECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND
COUGH DROPS
AMUSEME NTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CARD-THEATKICA
MIR: AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE
respectfully annoInce 10 the items OF a,hiugton
FRIDAY NIGHT, oCToBER -,
q the eDgseemsni-Three Glorious Plays, sJag,,
Dances AID operate Melodies.
THRiCE M%RR1Ep,'
IRISH LION,
Aud the Immensely L,ughaele BpTiett@ founded on
al T RTTR R N 10 TAI TF!sd the
br and Mrs FLORENCE appearing in ell three
RIB \ Sheet nov OPEN PEN 1t
WASHINGTON THEArER COWIQUs.
w IIth street, below Penna. Avenue.
ANOTHER WONDER
2S 10 Gyl biSr Pr WEEK ~ SOLD
,,-l,oo-y LING LOOK, -
LING.LQOK,
And the Great M4u-Serpent,
NAAMADlEA. fAMApIVA YhMADIvA.
maryeis. Also, tn, erea est OF all male imper-
MISS BLANCHE sELwYN.
EetUra % :h"'' NpuSrChs # the aga
EAGAN and EDWARDS.
THE ATSTISS a. ISIS
The ls ar T.u'nl,S, JULIE KEEN
GEO. ". THOMPSON,
And our
GIGANTIC NOVELTY COMPANY.
" FAEilly Aatilee5 every WEDNESDAY AM
sAIJE EBAY at2p
81 0ct. q, TT;FRANK FRAYNE, the Champion
Nov 5, }. Z. Foster's superb Spectacle,
ocils IT IL TEMPTATIONS.
ENREE MUSICAL CONCERTS
H. 4 s ,th DAY AND kNESlNG.
$4,000 ORCHESTRION,
PERFORMING the latest Operate ana Na.isza! Music
~ MR. SCHWARZENBERG'S
ib- Peuusg lyaHia avenue, south side, between a,
and OAR streets.
DIS listFuine- r. pres "Hs IN immense Orchestra
WIZ lIuH-, c. iuhal-, aud chimes complete.
V Fresh cold LAGER always on draUght. rs Su
oLp No. On Exhibition and saisI NEW No
$50 At 43Y
7TH Sly Urn sT
MhRkRITERis, ~
BE. 439 7lh street, between and z streets, eight
cCoTs above ODD Fellows Hall.
Cgoloe vi Paintings, Engraving, ChrOmOs, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Hanging, Window
bhaG. :, PictuTts, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas
sr,s, EinRs, Nails, &c, in the District.
AZ Please remember Name aud Number. Jelly
Ill KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING APP
n PABEL can be sold 20 the very best advantage
b add ess- ug or calling justin,
6I9 ID street, between 9th and mn n.
ftes by mail promptly attended to. Cash paid 3 tr
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TREASURER SPINNER to-day received three
dollar conscience contribution from Phil4del-
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II EAL ESTATE DIRECTORY oFTaE

II CITI or WAsHINGTOS.
In - parate plas for "a square a scale Of ffty
teet u the ich, con prIs.g AL lots, paris II lots
ara subdivisions, with date name % same, cor,
rrctutrs NtLlh"d by Nru. Forsyth, e-g = CITY
Surveyor. Also, the ss-esscd value II ground and
impr9Vemrut- IN each lot, and description uf the
building material tn T-uf with the location Of dre-
plugs, ~sigr mains; s.d ire alarm stations, and
Other imi' marion tearl u9ou tue yalue 4 prop
srty. To be published fo- Subscribers only H. srri
weekly numbers, not % exceed h.ty, each contain
ing fMsrfI -f-ur --rara-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

EIGHT YEARS WITHOUT EATING- RI fl-.f-
..s Cas-. .f 1s..H.HH. T..a F.f-rhaue is A
young woman named Mary Fauchsr, res.liug
al the corner Of GATES avenue and Downing
street, Brooklyn, Who has, AZ J. asserted bv her
physician pr. :. +. SpiUr. taken uo food tor
eight years. She b. twenty-five years OF age,
bright and Intelligent. A. a girl -hc was 70 close
applicant % her studies. and was wont . AhAu-
don her meals 10 VUEder over her books uut I
the strain uI0u her intellectual ami physical
strength Cvercsme her. She also sustained ia
luIies by being thrown from a horse. SIhsn-
QUonty she fell OF a Fulton avenue ear. aud
VS. dragged along the street tor = d.s.auce OF
forty feet by her CrluOhne catching iu the car.
She was then afflicted by absolute nervous pros
tTation, ami has since been confined 20 her bed.
Her legs are twisted and her hands are drawn
up behind her head. She sleeps hut little. and
is said to be endowed with clarVOylnt fa.ll-
ties. She works embroidery in colurs with great
facility, ana has made slippers AMI smoking
caps with initials worked In them. The docf Or
~ positive that there H. no dec tiOn iu the case
ana has used every effort possible 60 detect any
sign or imposition, but 10 nO purpose. The
case has barIed the skin OF hundreds OF physi-
clans who have examined it.-N. D. Hs-yfH, 2Bg
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A DAsTARDLY BEyESGE.-About a week ago
MI q. Parkhurst caused the arrest OF one Jos.
jarvis, at ElwOOd, Atlantic county, y l. for
stealing fruit from his orchard. Mr.. Parkhurst
Is a justice OF the peace, and held Jarvis 20 an
sWer before the grand jury. This irritated Jar
Wis, and for several DAYS he watched an Oppor-
tunity to revenge himself. On Friday last he
saw Mrs. Parkhurst at some distance from her
house, and followed her over half q mile. He
was then close TO her and called TO her. She
turned around and he fired at her with a shot
gun, and the entire charge Of bird shot was
lodged in her face. She fell, and the man es-
capped. She is now in q critical condition, aud
not expected TO recover. Jarvis has since been
arrested and taken 10 the jail at Mays landing
SLAVE TRAPFIo.-Notwithstand the pub
lie assurance TO the contrary, this inhumane
traffic in human flesh, principally negro girls
and boys, continues with impunity between FRI
poll and Smyrna and Constantinople via Malta
where several scores have, within the Dast
month, been imported by Turkish and rev
ported by British vessels, for the markets OF The
East, just as II they were ebony, ivory or other
articles OF uafic. They are of course officially
manifested as the members of the hsrem or
seraEho, or the attendant d0mestics OF a Pasha
and are usually in charge or conveyed by an
Orlental wearing gay uniform, with some
duenna not negress, having a very Grecian
cast Of countenance.-Maltd rimls.
TIE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A WOMAN IN
stery surrounding the death OF
the strange woman in Peekskill, \. ", on Sun
Gay, Is partially solved. A telegram from Sche-
nectady says that the deceased and the man who
were disreputable persons. His name is Buch-
er. From letters found in the trunk Of the de-
ceased, it appears that her name was Emma
Laura Amelia Horn, formerly Of Desden. It
seems that Butcher expected 70 leave by steamer
for Europe on Wednesday. The authorities
have telegraphed for his arrest. The boiv az
the deceased was exhumed "Wednesday, Her
death was caused BY An abortion.
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EQUAL REDUCTIONS on ALL GOODS.
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VASE yeroN , d. C., September II. Is7s.


ing twenty -four squares.
Wash yeroN d. C., ser,smber II. 81,
htrt hs ITSie ~d tS 5s ftssri1 suee woTk are
quest II Ys--rs L. = n Fasltz and +. ". P,stf
70 e1 amino and sup-ryisg ihe publication Of what
and they nay be assured u the c1rrecness ii ssrb
sePsrsts square 81 Dot part Il lot sud subdivision
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia.
also have sgrsed 10 examine the statistical ia
cation, that she information in m en-, viii BE- soT
rec; and IN conformity with the Numerical boon
WILLIAM MORGAN, Tax Clerk.
Amer most careful investigation and in1uirv w.
are th3roushy SATISFIED a. % the facilities and abiI.
r.etoTy Of sshfn StS - viii BE- in eSerf s; as bi-
h hsslt ana o. sS1 to the gqSs GENERALLY We
and all 20 vhgnl such york may be Of service O'
FITCH FOX, RsAi Estate Brokers.
suescrtptiOns aud orders will be received a, the
ks, PsATT a Soy; soi s,h stree. northwest.
,l,;L N EASITz1 na2s Ps5 5G , sVsnas
FIIcH Fox, Real Estste Brokers, sos Penn
sample nu.stTs nay be seen at sithsr 81 these
Offices and prospectus will Be forwarded upon sp-
As il i. eoaiem SIstsi 10 c9smsncs issue on or
sS 0StoSsr lst early orders are solicited and
assured EEH pp F1+EEHTz,
s.Dlsad Coa,tiers and PEblisAr,.
EXAMINE THE GOLD SPECTACLE.
ONLY SO. @@
a. h. sKsPLER, optieisn,
n13-tr PenLsylvsnis avenue, near a., street.
NOTICE.That Z. 8. JUsTH, 6Is ID stree, Ia.
tween IA aRd Ith streets north Esd seIls cus-
sEOoSD-HAED CLOTHING
less than halt the cost Of ready MADE nav ons.
oLLA DnHoos &C seeclAly. fels-iy
ALLIES WHARF,
"A IOOr or Ora AND p SrRERrx
TO CONTRACTORS AND MERCHANTS
Csrgoes Of STONE, COAL. HAY, LUMBER.
&C., discharged from vessels and stored or deliysTl
Of the shortest notice and lowest rates.
syzT @. y. ALLIE.
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THE CROWS AND L TEs will have anoth 'r
council with the Secretary of the Interior ant
the commissioner Of the Indian bureau beIor.
their departure from the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

A HAPPY THOUGHT.-The acting governor
OF Louisiana having been telegraphed TO by a
sherih IN virginia that he had possession of a
defaulting state official, and that he would de
liver him in Louisiana if desired, quickly re-
Piled: "No; We have no sort of use for him. :"
The New Orleans Herald suggests that the
acting governor thinks that there are ra.calS
enough there already-and he is probably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

TNVAWEE OF lELLOW FLNER.-A cold nam
storm prevailed III MeRphiS yesterday. Tn
mOTtuary report shows twenty-one deaths from
yellow fever and five from other causes. The
scarcity of funds with the Howard Association
dollars per day. Three hundred and seventy
five nurses in the employ of the association have
struck Tor nVe dollars per day, and they will b.
The ODD Fellows have issued a circular
IN which they say they need no moro
help from their brethren elsewhere. Six
deaths are reported from Montgomery, Ala
bama. A Mrs. Stein, who recently arrived IN
Brooklyn from Georgia is sick with the yellow
fever in that city The New York sanitary in
spectoTs yesterday received strict orders to look
very closely for cases OF yellow fever or any
thing Ike it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

THE PRESIDENTS DISPUTED FINAYCIkL
I.ETTEE-At "a meeting Oi the bank pres. tents
yesterday in New York city MIR. Williams.
president of the Metropolitan National Bank,
submitted the letter he had received from tn"
President i'll reply 10 one which he Williams .
at the request Of a friend, had written to Pres-
dent Grant Tho reply OF the latter was very
briet, and according 10 an associated press dis
patch from New York, stated that for three or
four weeks the President wOuld feel disposed
IN case Of urgent need, to issue weekly - 900
Oco to $1,000 600 out OF the legal reserve
An associated press telegram from this city
states that President Graut on being asked BY a
friend as to the contents OF the recent letter to
MI. Williams said that he therein repeated q
former remark, namely, that in addition t.
what had already been done the only way o,
roiiti was for the government to buy exchange,
but exchange could not now be bought as tn
government has no use for il, having alread,
purchased enough on London for the Navy AM
State q, partmeutS TO answer present purposes.
There was 10 intention, he further remarked
to draw on the - 600, 600 reserve. except (,
meet the current expenses of the gOyernment:thr
money viii be used for 10 other purpose. Tn"
President further said that the letter in ques
ton was merely suggestive without asscrtin..
any intention of positive official action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

THE TRADE TROUBLES IN FNGLAND y
mass meeting OF the workers Of SputI
Staflordshire, England, WAS recently held, a
which the masters proposition OF a reduction o.
about twelve per cent. ia the rate or wages va
discussed. The wOrkmen II solved not 10 acsaI'
the gh price of coal As a reason for reduction.
because the employers had been promoters ir
the increase in the price of coal. and beCaus
the acceptance of the principle involved would
neCessitate a further reduction of wages In tn %
event of another advance in the price of coal
In the north Of England the wOrkmen will
abide by the decision Of the board of arbitra-
ton, and the wOrkmen OF South StafiOrdshirc
have agreed 10 await that decision before tax
ing final action on the masters proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

BE MEXICAN revOlutiOnists in Sonora
declare that they have taken up arms for ia
reform OF the state administration, not for the
purpose of secession from the national govern
ment. The governor is in the field against
them. The rebels have captured AlmOs, killing
two lOySlist soldiers. Neutrals and nOn-com-
blatant citizens fleeing from sonora into
Arizona territOrv-a disagreeable movement
but prudent under the circumstances.