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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTMKNr, UFce % ChtsJ SisadI OGceT,
WAsHiSeroN, july 2, 1873, l0:0 8. m. Z
.sySoPsfs ToR THE PAST TwENTI-ToUR HOURS
The barometer has risen since Tuesday morning
throughout the Atlantic and Gulf states, ana Is now
h'gh-st o, the south Atlantic coast. An area of
low barometer has advanced from Kansas to south
trs Michigan The temperature has risen slightly
through, the Atlantic states, and especially in
York and southern New England. Numerous local
c sst and New England Heavier and moro extern
sive rains have pr vailed from Col RADIO to Michigan
and the Ohio valley. Southerly winds prevailed
Syry W" lower lake region, the Ohio valley, and
.PRosABl.yIrrs.-For the rest of "wednesday in
the south At antic and gulf states, rising tSmpera-
ture, partly Cloudy weather, southwestefly Winds
and on the coasts loo ii rains. For the middle At
lapic states, ncr. a.ng southery winds, yeering TO
southwest with clear weather, followed at light by
or clearing weather. For the lower lake region
and the northern portion Of the middle states,
southeast and southwest winds, cloudy weather,
and numerous local rains, For the upper lakes,
northerl, winds and cool, clear weather. Morning
telegraphic reports missing from the northwest
and eout Invest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
Gevernmsnt seearisass.
The naRkOea

=. s, II. ya4 a,YryinIa sfrss, eoesotida.
BAirIneRI, july 2-Ootton quiet and stssdy--
low mlddlinss, ls@lsS Hloar dull. whsas stssAy
and unehanHed Corr hrm-white southern. 7@50
Xs.lo. southern, ce9si; mixed WESTERN @ Dat,
nfm-soushern, 5000; ws.tsrn mixed, A9U; do
PrSysioSss Quiz end unoh.nssd Wsssrt butte
quiet, el4 @94. sng-r, lOs4. =, 80
NEw Y9Rx, July 1-1loid opened ct us For
E1Tope TO-DAY take ON sisosoe 10 silver bars ~
kEw YORK, July . -Stocks hr1n. Gold heavy,
1Ss. money easy, 496. Bxch ,nge, lony, 81
sh9n, 70 G"vernnent. 9ui-t
buy ers Wheat auist Corn quiet
LONDON, July 2, 1880 .. m.-Consols for money
114 @92<. Bonds Of 1858, old, 9}ia 10 40's, S9,1
EIIr, 20.
LONDON, July .. m.-Bonds of 1855, old, IS
1S67. s3,s 10 4o', s9ss Erie, 49,
LONDON, July 2, 40 p. m-The amount OF hui
lion gone into the Bank Of England on balance to-
day is f20,00O. Erie, 49,.
LONDON, July 2, $50 .. m.-The rate for money
AZ the st ok Exchsnga is a0l per cent. lower
than the hank rate on governments securities. The
rate Of discount three months bills is y per cent
lower than the bank at the close Of business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
r. rHI sUfR5 ~ fcORTsS RI fHi Dis1sIO1

Tn me S esss Il Jsis 1 r.n.iei, EseeutriI Of Lu
CRIfIA Bo11s, 6ecesssal ths Executris sfers-
s.id -: nth TIE seSSFoSStion, q sSs sgyrs.s
pointed. TUESDAY, The - a. q yqly, 1875, q,
Tar q the ssme have been collected ard turned into
money: vbes ana whefs ~ the credieou and hsirs
Of sah decsasrd are Notified 90 sfttnf, With their
claims properly vouched, or they may otherwfse By
Law be excluded from all peneht IN said deeeaAed 2
estate: provided COPY Of this order BE- published
once week Tor three weeks In the Star previous to
The said cay. Test 4. wkeSfEk,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

The animated contest which has been going
on In democratic circles in Baltimore for the
last six months over the mayoralty nomination,
was decided at the primary election yesterday.
MIR. Nansant had the inside track, and won
easily, with 1000 votes to spare. The vote was
large-the american says, 'almost too large to
De honest The same paper says: "If the
election yesterday in any way affects the SEN
atorial ues-ion, Governor whyte is certainly
ahead"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
The Baltimore Sun does not feel called upo

The Baltimore SUN does not feel called upon
TO endorse the action Of the primary meetings
Of the democratic party Of that city il sand
wiching the mayoralty nomination, which
fought to be as far - possible from general
politics." between the contest which, under the
form Of selecting candidates for the legislature,
was in reality bong waged for the United States
Senatorship, and that which is still going on
for the nomination for sheriff. The intervals
between the different primary meetings ordered
for these different purposes seem, moreover, the
Sun says, to have been purposely made 30 short
as to preclude the feelings and interests ex-
cited by one contest from being separated from
those connected with another. Thus the fate
OF one contest is made to influence and hang
upon that OF another, ami the nominations for
no single office or class Of Offices are suffered to
be made upon their own separate merits, or
with reference solely to the nature of the duties
to be performed md the qualifications required
for their performance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
rlxAxC1Al Aup connxscsA

July interest by the Union Paciac railroad
caused considerable indignation In Wall street
Yesterday. This action WAS render I'd necessary
TO restrain payments on bonds which we're dis
tributed rs dividends or allotmentso Of pro0ts 70
shareholders OF the credit mobiiier. The money
market continues easy, with prime mercantile
paper scarce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
a. STR a U q,
LAR,CLOfHING HOUSE,
lOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and lIth Streets,

yeI Three Doors from Eleventh Street.
i HAVE EXAnINEb THE FORMULA FROM
y which kNAPPlS TONIC BEER is prepared by
Mr.. NJ. T. Bridwel, and find t aims extracts Of
pure vegetable tonics with nothing injurious in it's
composition. ! recommend 1t ss Q healthfdl tonic
efcial to invads suffering from dy psa and other
gastric troubles. sAML 8. BOND, NJ. D., ll2I
M street, between Sd and a., southwest. iez eo2n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

At meeting held in London on Monday
night resolutions were adopted protesting
against the introduction Of the confessional irto
the Church Of England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

The Berlin weavers, numbering eight thou
sand, have struck for an Increase Of - PER cent
wages-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

The new type and tasteful arrangement Of
matter in that prosperous and we'll manag
journal, the New York Timer, makes it one of
The handsOmest papers IN the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

The federal republicans Of Cuba have issued
call to the insurgents In the name of the
Captain General to lay down their arms and
enjoy the benefits Of republican government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

The Spanish Cortes has approved the bill con-
ferrins extraordinary powers upon the govern
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

Between the powder and nitro glycerine ex-
blossoms at virginia City and Hoosac tunnel,
the blowing mp of boiler at Richmond, and
destructive fires on Long Island and in Geor-
gia, all in one day, news in that line may be
said to be lively; but that is nothing to what we
have right to expect when the returns from
the 9Th of July come in Already, thanks to
lax legislation on the subject and easy going
policemen, the sound of the persuasive pistol
and the cheerful fire cracker is heard in the
land. Doctors and hremen's services will be
next in order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

We give considerable space to day to the first
full and authentic history of the order of
Patrons Of II IsbsDdry that has yet appeared
This history Of the new and powerful organlza-
fion that is now occupyinglso large q space in
the public attention has been prepared with no
tile care and labor and will be found both
valuable ard interesting. 1t seems that it had
Its rise in this city, and that to y. II. Kelley,
William Saunders, John r. Thompson, and Q
Few others its successful start Is due. The task
OF getting the organization into successful work.
ing operation was . tedious and discorrasirR
one, but 1t was accomplished by energy and
perseverance,, and from the small beginning of
six years ago the order has grown up to menu
bershp Of about 325 900; and 1t is estimated that
at The present rate OF increase since January LIST
ii viii number 50o, 900 before the end Of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
NJ METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,

LOOK AT THIS LIST:
Childrens Sun BonDets and Hats, SOC.
Marseilles Hats, very pretty, 81.
Lawn and Lace Hats, 81.
Plaid Muslin Aprons, cover entire dress,
{. White Dresses, crossbarred muslin, o..
Lsdies' white and eoIored Border Aprons, ac.
Rune and Plaid Muslin do, SOC
Percale and W hite Lawn Skirt Waists, d.
!" Pulled and embroidered front Chemises, 81.
s Tucked and embr oidered Drawers, al.
Tucked and Lace do, 50c.
Boys Calico Waists, soc.
Ladies. Scotch gin CHAM black Sun Umbrellas, 81.
Lisle thread q but IA half GauntletGlo ,1sc.
Leather Belts, 80.
Morocco and I'm. Russian Belts, Soc.
OIydized and Gilt Belt Chains, 16c.
Z" Wood, Painted and Linen Fans, 15c.
Fancy, Wood and Silk do, SOC.
+" Black, white and cold Silk and Vienna do,
chi.drens, me Linen Handkerchief, 8 for &c.
Ladies hemstitched Linen do, for 81.
hne Came Vests, q.
Gents do. q hhirts, 81 -.
Light British and Lisle Socks.
etriped Socks, pair for q.
Black and Fancy eiik Bow, > and 10.
Ladies' Bias eilk md crinsed Scarfs, e0c;
Bo1Ils:s and other styles Burning Tor the neck, =
rxtrs isSse and Sne Dsmask Towels, 8 for q.
Splendid Baxhing Towels, and for 81, kc. DC.
IN you have any confederation for your pocket
boOkS, you win noe fan 10 cali On
So. a.. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

NJ o Z =
WILLIAN z. McCUIN, Ouanty Oonseable psbss
OoIls;tsa: sRronIs 1{snzSs Coliscstoa q ea:a.s
tice George ", HauDenAn, southwest oorneg lleh
and g ssrSsl1 hcrshwsse f1sp.l m9H
RoA011Ss al g 1R2gSe saasss b issnA
s. t5Sf ss;;7;ss :: S s. -
vac. Have no other. 49,.
REl0vAL.H:LlU LLoF so,I q Inform ID
fHNHe1LVxNiA AtxIUI. iayins ma &
cf...ed facilities for doing b9nns:s he re.esctfaly
'S ~ IL! j. i. FULTON. ,sss "a. sv.sus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
ne Star ~ Mnal.

Persons leaving the city for the simmer, or
any portion Of IL, cen have TEE STAB mailed 10
their address for such time - they desire, ct the
rate Of fifty cents per month Orders, accom-
panied by TIE money, should be ssnt 10 the bust
nes once Of the paper. @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-Last evening, between Union Hotel and
- Nigh street, Georgetown, . GOLD BRACE
LET, blue enameled and red stone. Suitable reward
will be given II left at Union Hotel Office. jy23t'
I osT-A marrow GOLD. BRACELET, on n st.,
~ between 4th and 7th, or between NJ aud streets,
414 street northwest. it
/ OsT-Between the Baltimore and Ohio Bailread
belonging to q laboring man, containing SIS So A
liberal reward will be given IL returned to No.
west. ie0O. 4ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

nOARD.-A few young men can be accommodated
- with ROOMS and BOARD. at 2l33 q street
convenient to the Departments. list.
COUNTRY BOARD AT HERNDON, VA, Is
~ miles from Washington, on the W. l. O.. b. B.
A limited number Of persons can be sccomnodated
with frst-class BOARD. on moderate terms. at .
quiet country place, where there are no children A
beautiful and we'll shaded farm surrounds the house
Reference given and required. For particui ars in
auire q 2lOS Pennsylvania avenue. between 2lst
COUNTRY BOARD, AT CITY PRICES, NEAR
~ Beltsvile; 10 minutes walk from stations ton
trains stop daily. Tor particulars, apply 10 6EO
W. BLAKE, Room s, Navy department. lyl-st'
TOgNTRY BOARD-Near NoKesvilie, b. A. /
~ M. B. B., Va. Location shady and healthy.
Pleasant house, good dairy and ice house For fur
Tier p.Iticn lars address L. A. MARSTILLER,
Nokeevflle, We. 1866
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
mErRoPoLIfAH DOLLAR sfORR,
SlS BIvl1fH 011l19.
..iA. near Psansyivania syenue.

Psi hsvs now on hand my 1s.al ssn sock Of
Ol00ytI 6 eaSs, san, slio, sss.a %. ooe;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES,
- SELLING AT AND BELOW COST,
To close business on account # health, iii
]. Nj. JACKSON, ~
Successor TO Hoover & Jackson,D
1lOy Pennsylvania avenue,
lels-lm between nth ard 18th sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

THIS Is T0GIyE NOTCH. Inn. thssubscr ibsI 9
District Of Columbia, holding . special term. let:
.sns q EXPERIMENTATION on y6e PERSONAL estate q
trict Of Columbia, deceassd. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. TO
the subscriber. on or before the 7tn dsy 81 June
next; they may otherwise By Law be excluded from
all benefit OF the said estate Given under our hands
this 18th day Of June, 1873. I -
RICHARD HARRINGTON,
jy1-vA Adninaarntora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub@cribers
have obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, holding z special tern, letter.
COX, late Of Stafford county, State Of Virginia,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribed, or
before the LIST day Of July next: they may other
wise by Law be excluded from all beneht Of the said
1873 BENZ. w. COX,
jyi-w1w .1' .t 81 Executor
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III U;ss q. &C. -; s}1 ~. % -: 3
SIsE ( -: = - ~ \. T. ~ ~ ~ =
, 1873-07-26
SECRETARY RICHARDSON.

An Intervlexv with the Chio2 OF tho
Treasury Dcpnrtment--The F'innn-
ctal Policy of tAe Administration.
Long b'a"'" 'av FL 2s csgf.gGas'' f;1,an u ' Nc"
Finding the Secretary in d communicative and
pleasant mood, called Ms attention to tho
statements recently made In aomo Of the loading
Journals OF tho country, and, indeed frequently
balances arc made upin such manner as to mis-
lend tho public aB to tho amount of our gold
roaerye. / inquired whethor tho whole amount
Of gold shown IN tho Treasury statemonts al
"coin WIS actually in tho vAults.
"Tho Treasury statomontB," said Mr. Roh-
ardson, "aIe strictly aud critically correct.
When I say this which ! do most cnphatically,
I moan to be understood that no deception is
used Of could 10 used In tho figures to magnify
the gold balance unduly. IA matter Of courso,
however, tho curront accounts Of tho Dopart-
ment arc carried forward and enter into the cal-
culations. The accounts havo to pass through
D number Of diffcront hureaus, and 1t is simply
ridiculous to suppose, TINT they could bo BAL
ancod every day, and that tho oxnot amount of
aotual coin on hand could bo ascortainod. Tho
Bystem Of keeping tho Troasury accounts is aB
perfect rs i can, be, and thore ls no possibility
Of q deceptive 6tatoment.">
Abiding to the suggestions that largo
amount OF gold should be accumulated IN tho
Troasury SO as to enable tho country gradually
ind easily to return to specie payments, in
q5T1d the Vswa OF na Secretary or that Ro
old czy," he eaid, "used to DO that tho Govern
mont kept too much gold on hand; now eomo
aEe arguing that wo koop too little. Most
persona Baem to forget that tic financial
businosa Of tho nation must be conducted
like oil ether business, in accordance
with tho condition Of tho country. We
havo certainly prospered under tho policy .pnr-
Huod by my predecessor, and In which oordially
concurred. But policy TINT may bo wiso and
proper at ono timo may require mobilization at
anothor time; Ono thing is certain, tho Coy
doomed for tho bcst interests Of tho
country without regard to tho wishes OF
individuals or the sclcmos Of spoeulators. No
Violent ollsngea Of policy aro 1ikoly to occur,
but aH we got further aud further from tho
, 1873-07-26

to l,avo telegraphio machinery In his chamber.
Tlia waa Bnpplled without dolay, and from tho
bhnkH Of the Aoin0 he now communicates with
Teheran Yin England.
Dozena Of lotterB md petitions aro loft ovory
day at tho palace, moet Of which aro
raforrad to tho Persian Legation. Nhzar-
Agha, tho representative OF tho SINH, Ia In a
great state Of tribulation at tho overwhelming
work which Inns como upon him. Demands for
tnvitnttonB to tho 5etcs, presentations to the
Shah, decorationn financial and commercial
propositions. "Wo hnvo not cvon timo," lo
Bnid to friend yoHterlny morning, :" to opon
half Tho 1ottors, much loHa to attend to thom."
It Is remarked that tho Or1oaus Princes do
not take part in tho festivities nild receptions
dedicated to tho porsian monarch. -
Tho OrianthlB arc fascinated with tho public
gardens Of Paris, and delight in tho fountains.
bonio Of thorn 60 about In European dress, and
amuBo themselves at tho restaurants and cafes.
Tho papers Say the Shah was highly amused
at sooing copy Of tho Figaro on Monday morn
ing containing on tho trout pngo long lottor
in Persian character. Tho writing was porfoot-
ly correct, but unfortunately It Ind boon repro
duood by photography, and all tho words were
invortcd. His Ma5osty aud his suite all laughed
heartily at tho oversight.
Tho Shah paid yoHtorday visit to tho tomb Of
Napoleon /. unexpectedly, and ihtonda to lido :"
pAria with aa ltttlo coron10ny aB possible.
, 1873-07-26

whoutrcgnrd to psut party attachment party namoa,
70 join M IN our struggles for tts overthrow.
No alluslon whatever was made to tho Allen
County departure.
Dol. Sawyer, Of Auglnizo, not ustiehoa with tho
report, offorod tho following amendments:
Resovcd, That tho act commonly known as tho Con-
gre':onsl salary-aeal !; sn infanous acs Of fraud,
mont Democratic Convention.
Col. Bhwyor advocated tho amendment in n
btttor speech, directed especially to tho Hon. q.
n: LamiAon, 1nonbor Of Congress- from tfltB dis
trlot, who voted ayo on tho question, Aid also
to tho report was carriod With a unanlmoua vote,
boforo Llmison or hls apologiat could Bocuro tho
attention Of tho Ohntr.
\, Mr. Callen; OF Mcrcor, moved to zeconaiaor
Grant included i, tic amondment donouncIngg
tho atoal. Tho purpose OF confederation owl
IDENTIFY Was to givo tho Hon. O. N. LarniBon M
opportunity OF an explanation Of his record.
Tho Convention was evidently against hearing
Lamfaon, but hc finally aucccedod in occurring
attention, and In speech Of aomo longth
doclarod ho had no apology to- mako to any
ono tor hia yoto: II WAS an honest expros-
sion Of bis opinion tha. the salary was duo
him; that C0ngtoss Lad ample authority by
constitutional provision to soy whIt they shall
receive, &o.; that, In Wow Of tho expensive
surroundings Of Washington, q Senator could
not maintain the standing and dignity. due bis
station with q les8 amount than tho increased
salary. Uo asked fay0rs OF no one..,
Tho excitement now became intenBe. Amid
cries Of "Got down." "rcsign." DC, Lnmison
replied sli. ), R0sign and bo id; I'll seo you in
Sawyer again got tho floor md began second
nttaolt. but Lam1sou'B friends cried him down.
and, after considerable flibuBtoripg, Dan. Gallon
got tho floor and succeoded III spoakiug hlB
piece, and, having accomplished his purposo,
amendment passed. Tic Convention soon thorc-
Aftpf Adjourned. ~ :, ..,,