Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-19


nal revenue, s32o, eSiT1; customs, s2I6O36.3l.
NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for re-
demPtion 10 day amounted 10 sea-, 900.
SECRETARY SHERMAN and party were at
Burlington VT, last night.
EX-SECRETARY OF WAR BELKNAP is In
the city. His presence at this time. IT is
said, has connection with the charges PREFER.
ed against Gen. Hszeu.
NAVAL ORDERS Capt. VIM. f. Fitzhugh,
ordered TO command the Monongahela 2ith
inst. Commander s. u. Gaeene detached
rom the command of the Monoagahela.
2ith INST, aud placed on waiting orders.
PERSONAL.-SilaS NJ. Patter. on. (son of
Senator Patterson correspondent of the
Charleston IS. c. Nclrs, leaves on the % Il
INST with Major j. W. Powell, of the geolog-
zeal and geographical survey, on a trip
through the far west.
SMITH TAKES A REsT-Noyy that Smith
the appointment clerk of the Treasury, has
gone of on thirty day ''tour OF Inspection :"
The halls of the Treasury, for the first time
since Mr.. Hayes was inauguratsi are free
nom ofhce-seekers.
MAJOR RENO, of the Tth L. &. cavalry, re-
Gently suspended from rank and pay for al
legged improper conduct toward the wife of
Capt. Bell, of his regiment. Is here endea vor-
Dut sim Chances of success. ii is thought.
AMONG those who had interviews with the
President to-day were the Secretaries of the
Navy and Interior. Representatives SchIei-
cher, of Texas, and BrentanO, of Chicago:
General White, of PennS yIvanfa; Gen erai i .
K Sweitzer. of PIttsburg: Commissioner
Phelps. Mr. Defrees, and II N. \. l.. Russell,
OF Pittsburg.
REVENUE APPOINTMENTS III
Clark has been appointed revenue store.
keeper for the lst district of Missouri; John
NJ. Pruden for Sd district of New Jersey;
Jesse Z Banks, guager for Ith district of V ir-
g1nla, ID. ID. Bancroft, gauger for 2d district
OF Georgia, and Charles w. Cummings, sto e.
keeIer and gauger for the district OF South
Carolina.
PHILIP H. MORGAN, of Louisiana, con-
hrrned for appointment as a judge of the new
International tribunal established in Egyps
for the adjudication of civil and criminal
matters affecting foreigners in that country,
mas arrly we'd In Egypt and been presented to
present him TO The Khedive, by whom his
formal appointment is to be conferred upon
The nomination of our government.
SECRETARY EvARrs AND ATTORNEY
GENERAL DEvENS arrived in Reading, Pa
yesterday, and proceeded to Edgemount, the
residence of Deb. Randolph Keim, where a
LuOllc reception was held in the evening.
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brilliantly illuminated and the Ringgold
Cornet Band was stationed on the lawn.
There was no speech making. the reception
partakiDg more OF the character OF q pleas
ant social gathering.
INVITATION To THE PRESIDEST-In ac-
cordance with the resolutions OF the Rich
mond City Council and the Postal Commit
tee, consisting OF B. c. Gray, president OF the
Tobacco Exchange; Col. ThOs. Carter, State
Railroad Commissioner, and Gen. L. NJ. Lo-
gan, are In Washington TO present invita-
tons 10 the President to visit Richmond and
TO be present. with his Cabinet, a. The session
OF The Southern Postal Convention. ca Ilai To
be held at Old Point COmsOrt on the 18th Of
July instant.
DAILY REPORT BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND Observation-Disclosures yesterday were
as follows:
United States Treasurer
nlted states notes. 5000
Comptroller of the Currency
National currency notes. .......... 10000
Loan Division
-Four per cert. cOnEOls.. Is, $40 900
-Four and half per cent. cOnsols.. 5,I1O.01D
MlsceIiaheOus -.....s................ 4l5 80
Balance on hand at close of days
"ofh STU, 100 so