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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

A Con orr. -Mr L. q Jones m2nu'ac-
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vr.te- II tie C9NNlf--t-1 ~se.Lg al article il
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

coHEEsroxDEycE BETvEES sLxL- HAEEI.e-
zos EsQ AsD [. E.. NAEsHAL JOBS Il Dcss-
At the reqaes; Of L. S. Marshal Dunn, Ss
pablish the following sorrssPondence Il is that
utich va referred TO- yesterday MarshAl D1nn
states that be only arrived home last evening.
sud heard tie stack upon him, when be At o-ce
h.s;enei 70 make copies Of the eorrespondeuee
for publication -
wnNiss1oy, Del, Oct. 81. 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17
Government Securities,


BALTIMORE, July H.-yirginia skies, consolids-
ted, $50, West Va. 3, II bid to-day.
BALIINoRE, July H.-Ootton frm-low mid
dlinss, - flour steady; good local demand prices
unchanged: Wheat trmer. Corn quiet, but hrm-
white southern, 81; yellow southern. 6o6p57 mixed
western, M; Oats dull-southern, s1qls5; western
mixed, Gh@49; do. Write, 50 Rye unchanged
H hay pos so, PORK ssH.SshA
ides, 10; jobhins advanced 4. Bacon stsady-
shoulders, s@94 rib sides, l0 clear rib sides lO'
oil; sugar cured hams, l4t Sis. Lard dull, SAG
81 Western butter in fair demand heavy recei pts;
COED to choice, lS@H Whisky firm and scarce, "a.
Sugar strong and unchanged.
NEW YoRk, July H-sTocks dull. Gold steady,
l5zj. Money SOS. Exchange, long, 81; short,
lOL4. Governments dull and steady.
NV YORK, July H-FlOur shade firmer. Wheat
tet.dy and in fair demand Corn shade frmer.
1867
LONDON. July Is, 1890 .. m.-The rate Of discount
In the Bank Of England has been reduced u, and is
nov "A per cent. Erie. 464
LONDoN, July II, ? m.-Erie, Asa.
LCNDON, july IL, 49, D. m.-Erie, 45E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17
College Racing.

The college regatta at Springfield, Mass to-
day, is announced TO be Zone of the most
exciting events of its kind that has yet occurred
in the rowing annals Of the country" from the
fact that fourteen college crews take part in
the race, an unprecedented number The
racing system between two American colleges
Harvard and Yale, was entered upon some
years ago, but IL was not until 1871 that the
Their colleges took part in the contests. The
growing attention given to Towing matters by
the college boys has served to raise the
question Of the influence of collegiate boating
upon scholarship and health. Prof CroweIl, of
Amhert, dampened the enthusiasm of the vic
tors Of last year by telling them, after refer
ence TO the marks in his classroom book that
the oarsmen have done an "irreparable injury
to their intellectual culture" But On the other
side appears Prof. Hitchcock, also with his
marking book, TO say that the boating excite
ment has been good thing in every way. The
race-crews stand better in his department, and
he challenges any one to show where they have
fallen Oft. President Stearns decides 70 the
effect that, while scholarship has in some cases
suffered from too great devotion to the oar, he
Is in no way alarmed at the tendency especial
iy since the boys have gained 80 much in other
ways.
The New York Journal Of Commerce in an
article on college Regatta FolliesY and
"Abuse Of Physical Exercise, )" takes decided
ground against the rowing business, arguing
That colleges are founded to promote Intellec-
tual culture, hot to bunch up muscle on the
arms OF students" Speaking of the "ready-
made Achilles, +" who only Is accepted as fit to
row, the slas-slded and chicken-hearted youth
being rejected with scorn from regatta crews,
It says he neglects his studies; he impairs his
health; his overwrought body and his unused
mind drag him down to the bottom of his class;
and all that he has to show in return for these
nlsapphed years is a few paragraphs from the
sporting papers, eItolling his girth of chest and
the bigness of his legs and arms. All of these
compliments might as well be bestowed on a
al-heayer as collegisn. 1t is further said
that the college regatta at Springfield to-day is
demoralizing to hose engaged in it, who have
been slurring their studies for months to fit
themselves for the decisive squirt on the Con-
necteut. Says the Journal: "They are now
living in the full blaze of cheap, newspaper
notonety. They are tasting q fame, not worth
having at its best, at time when they should
be leading calm, scholastic lives, fitting them
selves for the brain work OF the world. The
whole business OF the college regatta is forced,
abnormal, unhealthy and depressing upon the
moral and intellectual tone of the STUDENT
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THE WEATHER
WAR DEPARTMENT, Ofes Of Catsf Sisnal Oaee-
JuIV II lO.An q N,

WAR DEPARTMENT, Ories Of ChIsf SIgHnl OHcey,l
WAsH1NGrON, July II, 1873, lO3O q. m.
SYNOPSIS FOE THE PAST TwENTy-FOUR HOURS
The barometer has fallen since "Wednesday morning
II has risen decidedly in the northwest. The area
Of lowest pressure has moved from Dakota to Lakes
Superior and Huron. and q disturbance Of some i'm
P,TtanCe apparently exists of the New England
coast The TEN per sture has risen throughout the
Atlantic states, except over New Jersey and Long
over the Ohio valley and Lake Michigan. Gains
prevail in the Interior of the sOulhern states and
light local winds the eastern gulf and south At
tlattic coasts. Southwesterly winds, with partly
cloudy weather, prevail in the middle Atlantic
states, the Ohio valley and upper lake region
lower lake region and Vermont. EOrtheasterly
winds reported from the Atlantic coast, with
cloudy weather. Westerly winds and clearing
weather in the northwest.
PROBABILITIEs.-Durng the rest Of Thursday for
the gulf and south Atlantic states falling barometer
and numerous local rains. For the middle Atlantic
states and lower lakes increasing south and sOut b.
west winds, cloudy weather and local storms. For
the immediate New England coast northeast winds.
with cloud and rain. The storm center east of
New Jersey move nOrtheastward toward Cape Cod.
cloud and rain. For the Ohio valley westerly
winds, partly cloudy and clear weather. For the
northwest and the upper lakes westerly winds,
ing to northwest rising barometer, lower tempera-
ture and generally clearing weather, with possibly
local rains in low and Wisconsin. An area OF low
barometer extend eastward over the Pacific states:
Morning telegraphic reports missing from ht,
southwest, Rocky mountain and Pacific stations.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room OF THF
STAR office registered to-day follOws-S a. m, So
lO a. M, IS; II m, 50; 2 p. m 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17

The Wall street markets continue active
with all kinds OF marketable securities strong.
part of money lenders to make time loans Is q
feature of the market. Union Pacific railroad
stock Is huctuating, says the n. Y. Post, and
1.-The public awakening to the fact that the
suits of the government against the credit mo-
bilier are calculated to benefit in the long run
the stockholders rather than injure them.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17


~MEMBERs OF THE W. T. ID. A., are
w urgently reauested 10 attend a SPECIAL
MEETiSG on FRIDAY. the isth instant at
0ICI1ck n m - " Q
it, II NIrnrrrnr Nil.
- ,TI1I-HSIe1 - - ~ 1S2-IsH. y
w RoaRnA n ~ T hSED M Inc OF the
STUs ~ SiU " 10 iEES 0r IL BL "
IohS 49, WIN De htld on RlDAf EVEN ING,
lii,; Iis'ah'' al oCloch' AT ffankIin school
DuIIi'ng' - c A. L. FAhDON,
BI0-3. hep hronNI Secretary.
1~-pCUIS NCNANFE Late N-i--.,7, 1-To.E -,
w the Susrems CouTt ~ the ni2tIict 80 T,I VI
liza and his son have Srened an Otica - II ri
ing Titles 10 Real Estate and Couyeyancjng on a..
street, second door south Of Mr.. Fendallis jyl56t
%1SPECIAL NOTICE.-All pnrcbasaTs Of
HS LOTS in SQUARE Iis will please come for
wand and make settlement with Green q WiiIans
Auctioneers. BY order of ''"a'n''
John RIGGIES
GEO W EVANS,
UIllw =" Trnstsa,s
S0TTC1-77 -e2.ees.
U NoIlCE.-PeIsons interested in starting
Wy FIRE Insurance Company in South Washing
open for If ns so ser at abe
street and virginia ayenns son,b NJ, eoanSr OF ~
OFFIOE Of SIMON JOSEPH Jns,;cs - .h e o. tne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17
hPMILBURN's POLAR SODA,
TT Is COL DES7 AND BESTIN TIE WORLD
with pure Fruit, Cream and other Syrups
DEPOT FOR
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
No. l42Y PKgNsyr

a
Jels-tr near Fifteenth street ire A''A'
nPsCHEECK's MANDRAkE PILLs.-Theoe
and SsS sn y
H. use q meTeuty DO not leave any Of IT'S
valuable remedy IL an cass. q deransemsns result.
Comp Bilious Disorders, Ind ssston, h SICK
he rse ".e T y &C. III to
by all DRUGGISTS and Dealers. m1-tr
~ How sod ii Is to see !. Young wife, . mother
20 a. III ns and az nss Ga
pscites to accept the responsibility which falls upon
feeling sfSons Ssns sSs q ss
Wy bTt yet suffering enough to be utterly misers-
IsI @ ss
worth wnile 70 see pnysiean about II until nature,
when little 1o IN proper time aoud nsy:
spared her life To prevent TO ngthen, to cure
TfRs Tsy .n
infaIlibls remedy against malaria, dyspepsia,
snd 81 %
tiers, which are sold BY I'll druggists, are, in
medicine ,as szcsi..cs for ladies. jHiG
FRkMOvAL.-The ande,signed have this day
removed from corner ,ss, OF New s Jersey svenus
warehouse, southeast corner of same square, cor
Our increased facilities viii enable Us to supply
our customers GROCERIES,, &C., promptly, and at
prices - low ~ elsewhere. o-xx,x mo
I ATHs.-3OO, 900 LATHS OF superior qusIity
g ale low Ss Evan LYONS IS Ws.sg street
W FEED SWING MhaaiNE .. SOC az st.
Gs and Soh isfSF' RoIHs
"A FOor OF erH AND STREETS.
TO CONTRACTORS AND MERCHANTS.
Csrgoes Of STONE, GOAL, HAY, LUMBER, &C.,
dsch srged from vessels and stored OF delivered 81
the y shortest notice ana lowest rates. AIN,
WlNDQW SHADES And BEST FIXTURRs
Tth street. opposite Post Once ie3i-im
~ o O \. -
WILLIAM r. McCUIN, County Constable. Debts
Collected. Prompt Returns. Collection OF claims
Of all kinds respectfully solicited Once with
and and S streets ncrth.sss. issS.i % s '
THE NEW NATIONAL MARKET.
FRESH, SALT and SMOKED MEATS Of all
als$: 4: = II; E. Sst tatass
can & so SsHsr Hfs 4 ss az sS
R0AsS .II LITE 2 BEPPgSSs cannot b found
IHAToE Il ussd For sale b. .. d.
SldtHAEE' ~ ~ . PGsTen.Biyania ave, S
ave. awe 6e.xssH iss md ' nas 'i Hs9a.
i ware. Have no other. sII,S N.
MOST wONDIRTUL INvEaTIOa OF fHl
" ", Moses Electro. e. W. II. srrorA.6@o
Giles f'.sni 4, a HSHs 4 iss 81. Agent,
CAV Pa sss 81: ssS I'd f Is =: :.'A asS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17

"Can temperance men drink weiss bier?" Is
the question propounded by the Jersey City
Journal. Some OF our washin gton temperance
men who have tried IL say they can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17
FOR SALE.

A SAFE OF FARRELL, HERRING 4 CO.'S
"A make, as good as new, for sale cheap at Ill
BOURN LATTA'S. jyl6-3tr
LNOR SALE-A FIRST class WAGON, nearly new
L suitable for grocers OF others. Apply at 1928
X street northwest. jyl6-3t-
Il Gray HORSE,7 years old, sound and "A
gentle; will work anywhere. Also, light top IN
683 I'd street, corner Of r northwest. jyl5-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17
Investment Bonds.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its $50 First Mortgage Geld
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars, and thereafter to pay higher rate OF in
terest than per cent further issues Of its bends
tie hDsstsd yenaiRde, Of tAs 7 $40 loan q: noto
being Disposed Of through the usual agencies.
As the bonds Of this Issue are made receivable in
payment OF the Companys lands ct 20, they are
In constant and increasing demand for this purpose
and will continue to be after the loan ia closed-a
fact which much enhances their value aad attract.
iveness m Investment.
The Company has more than 500 milea Of its road
built and In operation including the entire Eastern
Division, connecting Lake Superior and the naviga.
tion OF the Missouri river it has earned title to
nearly Ten Million acres Of its Land Grant, and
saes Of lands have thur far averaged 1856 par acre
All mari, table securities ,soeived in exchange
for Northei n Pscincs.
JAY COOKE q co.
NEw DESIGNS FOB LADIEs' AND Chill
BRENs' DREssEs At
MRS, q. Il. MAURERS'
STAMPING DEPOT,
I-u 6l77 th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17
OAR GAINS IN DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS In DRY GOODS,
As the store 1 occupy is TO be torn down lam
SELLING MY ENTIRE STOCK
DRY GOODS
FOR LESS THAN COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS
J. w. ALLEN,
Corner 5th and Market Space.
lyl1-6t Washington, D. C.
DkoPOsALs FOR BUILDING SEA Wallis
l. OFJAMES CREEK CANAL,
VICE PRESIDENTS OFFICE
n N

VICE PRESIDENTS OFFrcE)
- BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
- WASHINGTON, ID. O., July l6, 1873 I
sfaed Proposals will be received at this office
til SATURDAY, July ~, 1873, for constructing the
side or sea walls of James Greek canal from street
sOnth to Virginia avenue. ~
Plans for the constructing of these walls can ba
seen at the engineer office Of The R"e..i g D.i;S
Works. - 4 '-"''-
Bidders will state the price per lneal foot Of wall
OF either mode OF construction proposed, jncIusi
Of all work and materials, as shown on plans and
also the shortest time for pleting the work
Payments Will be made the work Progresses
under act Of the Legislature approved June o. lS73
BY order of the Board 'N'
jyE-td EDWARD JOHNSON, Chief Clerk.
IL THE sUPBEMEGQTRTQ Of THE DISTRICT
Holding SPECIAL Term, JUlg l7th, 1873
In the case Of Henry Wilson, Executor of MA.
RIA A. STETSON, deceased, the Executor afore-
Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid an
pointtd TUESDAY the 18th day of August, l53, for
the hns settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate OF said deceased and of the assets in hand a.
far as the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
OF said deceased are notified to attend with their
claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from sll benefit in said deceased
estate; provided copy Of this order be published
yions to the said day. Test A. WEBSTER,
yyH thSt. Register Of Wills.
II EFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS
IL AT COST.
In order to make room for a large lot of
Stoves that daily expect.
Jy15 st 634 Pennsylvania avenue. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

SSTHE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW, !" Tor july,
Price Is cents, received and Tor sale by
eTOIhMAN & SON, Agents for District q Co.
lumbta, 49, 9th street northwest corner Of I-suh-
scriptions received aud the magazine delivered.
hlsS all new Books, Periaaicals g. and q fun A..
sortnent Of Stationery, Pictures, PictHre Frames,
&c instr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17

Inyalids and nervous persons who are kept
awake at night by the yelping of hundreds of
worthless ours from end OF the District to the
other, will thank Judge Smell Of the Police
Court for his decision this morning in the case
of Thomas Kelly. The defendant was required
to give s25 cash as collateral security that the
fswn-colored, long haired brute which has
disturbed the rest Of Hons. Caleb Gushing,
John W. Thompson, and other well known citi
zens who testified in the Police Court to-day,
shall be removed or killed. Let other sufferers
be encouraged to seek relief. This proceeding
in the Police Court does not do away with the
civil suit OF Mr.. Gushing against Kelly for dam
ages, which suit was mentioned In yesterdays
STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-17
AT SILvERBERG,S

AT sILvERBERGy
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
on CAN FIND
Gent, Lisle Half.Hoe superfine Half Hose,
fa fI H fSSs' p psr for for
Gents t me Linen Hemmed Handkerchief, for 81
Ladies, fine Gsu1e Vests, Iii.
and tucked 'front.' and tucked
Ladies TUCKED snd aiss s
Ladies Drawers, at 50 cents.
Gents brown Jean do, 50 cents.
Ladies Aprons, different styles, very nice and
Excellent Bath Towels, ; or for 81.
so ~ Fans, In al styles at =. SO aud 81.
Velvet and nne Morocco Belts, 81. WV
shawl Straps, 81; English goods.
Splendid Rubber Combs, & Is and 50 cents.
i6o dozen Ladies and Children III r fuh reguarmade
Hose, pair for 81.
Ware, Pocket Books, Toys, Jewelry, fine Chromos
framed Picture Frames, lat Racks, Brackets, SC,
&C. &c.
Before you buy elsewhere, look over the stock of
SILVERBEEG
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
512 SEVENTH STREET,
jy7-tr NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
pIyERyIEw ACADEMY, PoUeHkERPsIR, N
~ Y.-Work reeommences September llth. Boys,
"Falin." Jyls2m
On BBLS. No. MACKEREL
CU Just received and for sale low to close ship
ment by JNO. W. LUMSDON,
jylsst 2Oss street, OPP. Center Market.
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BRICKS! BRICKS1
301,00O good BUILDING BRICKS constantly
Very reasonable for cash.
l.. 8. CHAPMAN, 1lth street,
jyl6'zn' between o and p, or 1y22 nth st.
CARRIAGES CARRIAGESu CARRIAGES m
~ On hand the largest r. stock Of 0arri;o"A
Coupes, Brettes, Panel Quarters, Ca -
briolettes, Sash Doors, Jenny Linds, jump Seat
Buggies and Rockaways, Top and No-top Bugges in
every style; also, humber Of Second hand Carri-
ages for sale cheap Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBT. h. GRAHAM,
New Repository and Factory, 4le-4ll 9Th street,
northwest. jyl6-st-
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE Scholarship No. -, in Dickinson
~ College, standing in name of John Dickson, has
been LOST, and notice is hereby given that appli-
cation viii be made for a Reissue. It,
I OsT-On Wednesday, 10th inst, a chld's Gold
eral reward will be given If left at STONES Drug
Store, corner 9TH and streets northwest. It,
STBAYED-From the premises Of W. c. AssOcia-
cOors. A suitable reward will be given tok "
the finder on returning the Cow to her home, ~
on Judiciary Square, between Sd and 4th streets
jyHH' MRS. STICKNEY.
I OST OR MISLAID-A CHECK, drawn In favor
IL Of ThCusen, Lilly & Co., of Baltimore, for
5 1873 3S, drawn by P. ii Heller, Washington, d. O.
Any one finding it will please return to corner 18th
and streets, as payment has been stopped.
It, P. II. HELLER.
OST-On the 18th instant, going from ii street to
IL the markets SLEEVE BUTTON, with Cameo
set, with initials l.. A suitable reward will be
given if left at COS ii street. Jyl6 2tr
L OST-From the 5, utheast corner Of y aud 18th
IL streets northwest, between 4 and p. N rx p
July l4th, a CANARY BIRD, bright yellow inYI
color. liberal reward will be paid for its re- "
turn to TIA street northwest jyl6.2t'
I 0ST-Between the east side of the Circle and
- Congress street, Georgetown, a ladys n
GOLD WATCH. BY leaving il at Samuel ESAl
Bacon's, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and <S1S
18th street, or Benjamin Milsr's dry goods store,
1Ol Bridge street, Georgetown, q suitable reward
will be given. jvl8-2ts
STRAYED AWAY-On the 4th Of July, one SET
- TER BITCH and one SETTER DOG;
the dog is black, bitch white and tan. A2x
liberal reward will be given if returned To-
14l4 Pennsy lvania avenue, or $40 18th St Jl53 ST.
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%MEMBERS OF THE W. T. ID. A, are
kS urgently requested to attend a SPECIAL
MEETING on FkIDAY, the 18th instant, at s
O'Clock p. IN.
It, NIrnFrJDT pras;la,,