Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1873, Page 1

ee . THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, cor, Lith Si aY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANT, 8 HM. KAUPP MANN, Prev’t. poner ae ‘THE EVENING STAR te served by carriers to thetr subcribers at Ten Cents Pen Ween, or Fort? Foun Cents rer TH. Copies at the o ter Two Cents each. By mailcthres mouths, $120; | Six months, $3.00; one year, $5. sal WEEKLY STAR—Poblished Friday—S1 asa SP eartebh in wlvar res in Doth cases, ab BO paper seat longer than paid for. | EF Rates of atvertising fnrnished on application. er See ee ‘ LADIES’ GOODS. } M. Wits ass 3 . FIRST OPENING i oF os 6-1 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17. | FALL GOODS, | | | | ADAME FPSTREN, 615 13s _t myles of HUMAN BALK. I shade braids, 25 ine s | Ove yard bor 4 | Forty inch. i é Kinele and bur cheap. ISD N. ¥. DYEING EstaB HWMENT—ESTABLISHED 151% | and larg of i =} t Kind rn th way be in the world A ISH, A: GIS Hh street. betw: B. B—Guarantee gigen that no colv Brinz sour articles soon, to get them back iu time, A. Fi-HkR, FIRST CLASS SCOURER, 6i= ®t Free Poon! t Office SPFUIALILES UF HIS SOLE PROCESS. L » bre d without taking th wit rink » 80 that they effectually eST Loon (Ten TOOK SKIRTS for 25 I es. 719 Market Speco Fis copstantly on hand a fine assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS, STEAWS, CHIPS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &e. gna. Ladies CAPS and COIF- 4 mB-ir ail of the mewest dee: FUBES jastreceived. . (TRE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES SUITS, setting at reduced prices, at _ ly 8. HEL . 719 Market Space. St4nrine DEP i] SEVENTH STREET, ] Opposite Patent Office. | Prepared with the greatest care fr: TARCH ENAMEL orld for doing up Line aatital gloss to the fabric. ADIES FRENCH best articl- in th Mecatio. It imparts 8 ‘or sale by Grocers. BUBNHAM & CO., Manafacturers, _ 160 Wert Lombart street. Baltimore. Marr! 8, STATIONERY. &, jsni4-ly ~ BOO! WARREN: f th HOATE & . UF NEW BOOKS. Organ Griréer. Ma O74 Past Day = By © Mind and £ Thorear ating ss By and By. An Historical Bi y Edw Maitland ‘Teacher's c. By W The H Iy practical b in America The Fair God M eral The Lact of the Pozi Wal ‘ ne Lew Atm ors in But f Initial Pa, box wa BOOKSELLERS AND STATIC AZ ka rner 1th st. « MERICNN ODD F FA and all the NEW Bi etved and for sale by S2™ oth street, corner re SCHOOL BOOKS aT TWENTY PER CENT. DE Fraom THE RETAIL PRICE! RILHAKD B. MOHUN& CO, 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sers-tr SCHOOL BOOKS. WHOL. E AND RETAIL, AT BALLANTY NE’S, 42° SEVENTH STREET, DEL* _Snede-tr eae = ansiysis and notes on the prominen* Spas of Europe, and list of Sea-side Resorts, by Gorge & Walton, M. D., for sale at SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% street and Pennsylvania avenue Purple and Liuen, « novel, by BE. weoett. Tnnecent,ataic of Modern Life, by Mre. Olipa Foods, by Edward Smith, MD. ¥ Olive Logan, lresses, by T. H. Hnxley. ip atission to umia in 1508 of t x WE. OF THE UNITED ‘The Argument ar Ceneva before the Tribrnal Arbitration under the Treaty of Washingt: Widdifield’s New Ocok Book, or Practical Be for the Housewita. Ornaments for Sign, Carriage, "ai 1. of Sand by the author of Woven of Many Dreads, Expiated. by the author of Six Months Hence Popalar Science Monthly fur Acgusi, and ail th 2 0 at the very lowest prices, wholesale and re- ay8t-tr pte : (bt Gre scricar TRUNKER MANUFACTORY, ENOCOUBAGE HOME MAS" PACTUR TRUNES BEPAIRED AND COVERED. JAMES S. TOPHAM & CO., HARKNESS, SAUULE AND TRUNK MAN - #ACTUKERS, Bo. 496 SEVENTH STEE Biext to Odd Fellows’ Hall, Bares large sod choice stock of goods in thet! silt igen our own mautfacture, cousiatiog of ll exsibtiiad tuts OA. MIDLES, oe GE and BIDING WHIPS, &o. Remember the Old Stand— _3el3 498 7th street, ext to Odd Fellows’ Ha ACA DEHY BATES’ DANCING ‘914 E street northwest, ‘Wil! reopen on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, for reception of pupils. For particulars, see circa. lars. sepi-lie EVs THE GOLD sPEcTacLE, wo not eteces, 9 a 1CHULS WROUGHT IRON FU Ei i i wy BT AN ray Piet . ann ERNACE can be scorn at the 2. MOUN seplé-2=" No. 1303 stil een LINKI s ALLS Now. 617 and 61s, r Oana ON WH ST. ad wb sreet wine of jhe Washington Merk SB and get_« piccn of the best B meet) at EEF the great: MUTION AND VEAL at market prices. Wedo ut have any b Give ww acall the best. ~ + ee tae W 4Es0T —warnce Saal Just receive: 200,000 feet ar y WALN WHEATLEY Bio ster street, Georgette Be ris, Payer and Envet- | SPECIAL NOTICES. Nattan’s Vegethble Cathartic and Anti- billious Pills hese Pile hasstealily in- aie so that at present the is quite c. nei able. I have, ther nelnded to call the attention ¢f the Buble to their merita as a gem it they present They are 1 nod qualities : ertmin and effectual, b. A active o| lache and ration cuative jextion and dyspepsia, that takes then come still mere ¢ er nae. Chtdren and d:lieate pereon« can Them as well as the strong and robust. Home made, they are always fresh. (while patent pill« generally nently uni rhex. Ferante ATHUR NATTANS. Pharmarists T 2d and D streets u. w. ON THE BEEAKFA‘ST LU ICHEON, DINNER D SUPPZE TABLE, Lea&Pe s Wor estershire Sauce INDISPENSAP JOHN DUNCAN S.ON «152.wiy A Li helor’s Hair Dye is the best in the world y¥ true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous to disappointment, harmless, reliable, instan- tauedus black or brown; at all druggiste’” and 16 Bond street New York. 'S-0ol¥ AMUSEMENTS yyaser N THEATER Weer Mace 1ith Street, belew Penna, Avenue, THR GREATEST OF MODERN SENSATIONS! 1M CRIME! Oa, THE CAR-HOOK TraczDy, ated by tae eminent accor GEORGE W. ard an «ficient and 7 A REINFORCEMENT OF NOVELTY A Lof living Dance=s, the fam LLE ANNETTI GALETTI. The Great Orisinal One Letzed Darcer, THOMAS HARPER, in b's actopishing performances, Two New sinilets by Mons. Blandows OUB COURT OF BEAUTY. Too fevorite Ethiopian, HARRY HART. The gceat Veratists, JAS. DWAUDS, H.W. EAGAN. Tt -s cromplish <a Actre> M,, BlaZS NEWTON, CARRIE AVERY, OTTO BURBAN JOHN REFSE. B.S. HODGES. & J. BUCZEY, yac Opes GENE UARILON OUR ST. PENDOUS S7 Famils Metivees every SATURDAd. WALES NEW OPERA Hous H COMPAN WEDNESDAY and hte Broprietor . Chay Foro. F Business Manager and Treasuror r ¢ I-land of Jes, the Island of wen aud hee attendant Sprites, S$ OF THE SUN GOD. Amsng the #pecial fea" ures will be he celebrated MAKTINETTI FAMILY, A Five Ballet Corps, « Paatominic Uoinpany, with an auxiliary fnearly fores « rly WY persone. ICE WITCH MATINEE SATURDAY, AT CHEAP PRICES. Ev" No chang: Seats can be office of th H INCOLN HALL. FRIDAY ANDSATURDAY,SEPEMBER 1®, 20 MATINEE SATURDAY. CALLENDEB'S FAMOUS GEQSGIA MIN STRELS. LAUGH MAKERS. NEW PROGRAMME ¢ Eilis’s, Pennsylvania avenne se pls Gt On Exhibition and Sale) New No H at 439 7 A to9 rin ARETE ee = doors above Odd Fellow’s Hail,” ais Chotee Of ——— Engravings, Ohromos, &c, Also, Isrgest stocl Paper H: , Window Frames, Picture = and Tas- ro rape in the District. 7 Please remember Name aud Number. je! ly" LL KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING AP- PAREL can be soid to the very best advantage by addressing JUSTH, 619 D street, between 6th and 7th n. Notes by mail pi ptly attended to. Oash paid.f13 tr " GRANODEST SCHEME EVER KNOWN. Feurth Grand Gift Concert FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. 12,000 CASH GIFTS $1,600,000, Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift, $250,000 rox S50. we Fourth Grand Gift Concert anthorized by sprcial act of the Legisiatare for the benefit of the Public Library of Kentucky, will take place in Public Library Hal! at Louisville, Ky., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3p, 1573 Oply sixty thousand tickets will be suld and one- half of these are intended for the European markets leaving only United States jon. advance nt the w here 100,00) were disposed of Third Concert ‘The tickets are divided into t have ou their back the scheme { the mode of drawin; thiseoncert, which will be the grandest. musi- cal display ever witn in this country, the un- rrecedented sum of $1,500,000, divided into 12,00) cash gifts, will be distributed by lot suong the ticket-holders. The pumbers of the ticket to be drawn from one wheei by blind childrea ard the gifts from another, L UNE GRAND © OSS GRAND CA ONE GRAND OAS! AND © AND € SH GIFTS SH GIFTS SH GIETS SH GIETS ‘ASH GIFTS SH GIFTS ASH GIFTS SH GIFTS SH GIFTS TOTAL. 12.000 GIF ng tO... hether all the fts all paid in Pige Ttion to the tick id tickets bent g destroyed as at the F Second Cvacerts ond uct represent-d in the drawing. PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole tickets, $50.00; Halves. $25.00; Tenths, or each ‘$5.0; 'E ol fe "Tickets for ) 00; 113 Whol» Tickets 1 86.00 WO; Sr Whole ‘ots for $10,000.00. No disecunt on ‘less than 84.00 worth of tickets at a time, The unparalicled success of the Third Gift Concert as well as the swiisfaction given by the First and Second makes it only necessary to annonaee the Fourth to, insure the prompe eale of every ticket. ‘The Fourth Gift Concert wiil bs conducted fn all its detail like the Third. and full particulars may be lea ich will be sent free ply for them, oF sale. and all orders accom- omptly filled, Liberal terms muy to sell again. panied bj given to those who TH Agt. Publ. Libr. K. bli money he y. and M = Library Building, Louisville, Ky. n CORNS, &c. . WRITE, CHI ‘ST, 3 Ls A kag ka ES No. 5 OP 5. having been thoroughly renovated, is now open for season. Considering the great amount of duty the feet are obliged to perform, and their exposure to the dis- ig shove, Se. thoy need ston ts kept in a comforgable usetul condition, as there ts great danger in tamper- ing. with corns with knife, razor, or any other guitable appliances, thonsands of persons come from fer and near to visit the lly experienced feet ted bealens nr \” DeHe€ invure sedeer,com- fort, A DE. White removes corns without 0 the shoe can be worn with ease fmm: the gberation: be tuccensfully treate Bunions, Club and Ingrowing Rats alter Vascular ‘and other Aisordcrs of the Reety and, tft ivioo given be ob. served,'s permanent care Wy edleeted loss of time to the patient, Ofice howrs from t6 p. ah Lahed In Washingtons 0. iss. ities” ad Notice: DOSEEVS ASCE Poe DERS are worn cure, No Quinine. 75 cts. a package. eted to dee uening Star, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1878. TWO CENTS. | EVENING STAR. | Washington News and Gossip. In | wan Eevenvr.—The receipt: s.om th foarce to-day were $ 01.28, Raitway Pov at APDO NTMENT?.—Gilbert Ads bos been appoint 1 ai'way yoo: office c’erk ve.ween Bz) “nove and Washing:on, D. C. and Sam. J. Mo-row out? agent at C» dorsy Ve, outhe recommenda, on © &, Tue Postmaster at LyscasurG Not Ar Rr LTED.—The Alex :rdiia Gazrile of yesterday y.: ‘It appears that we were misintormed in reference t) *he arr-"t 0” Mt. J.. Witton, the orat Lyachburg, charg 1 with rs.nq <i smps.orelce ‘on’ >t at purve >, a4 & tchsrom bm *) tay says “Vat there is nos ruth in #t.’” ay a word of GEN. SHERMAN arrived at Camberland at 1 2:15 o*elock yesterday aitzrnoon, acccompanied by Gen. Whipple, and wes met at the depot by repre entaiives of the Agricultural Society and eccortcd to the fair grounds. On being intro- duecd by the president of the society Gen. Sher- man addre: cd the people brietly and ple san! ly fiom the speaker'’ss*and. Three cheers were iven at the cloe. The general wes invited * stand, where he remained until soNAL.—Atiorney General Williams ex- pects to return to the city next Tuesday. F. Johnston is at the Metropolitan. Representative Harmer is at the Ebbitt. ----Commistioner Eaton was at Brus‘els when last heard trom. P. Smith, commis- siorer of Indian affairs, lett for the west last evening to attend a conference of the Nebraska Irdian agents at Omaha on the 20d of Septem- ber, prior to bis departure for Fort Sill. : Van Buskirk, esq., of Lansingburgh, N.Y.,'s in this city, and a gucst of Jno. U: Evars, esq. Tue Rausavnc Derarcation.—The follow- ing commun‘ecation was sent by Governor Shep- herd tc-day to the bondsmen of C.S. Rams- burg: Wasnixctox, C. H. Cravin and Charles F. Peck, wn. D.C.: Sins: Ina few days the amount of the defal- caconof C. 8. Ramsburg as deputy collector will be definitely ascertained. The District will expect a prompt payment of the amount of the seme, and I (cust you will make arrangements pceordingly, without delay. Very respectfully, (Signed) Arex. R. Saxrnend, Governor. MovEMENT® OF AMERICAN NAVAL V. The Navy department hes dispatches trom Rear Admiral Wm. Rogers Taylor, dated on Loard the Lancester at Rio de Janeiro, August ti. He expocted to leave that port on the 25th of Augast on acrnise, and to touch at Bohia to intoreent the next mail from the Unit St Allrepairson the Lancaster had b on folly end well completed. The Ticonderazo wes at Montevideo August 1sth, trom which place she expected to procecd in a day or twoto Buenes Ayres. The Wasp wes at Mon- tevid_orepatring. and expected to be comptet~4 by 13th of September. Health of squadron 400d. No yellow fever at Rio. IN THE CREDIT MonILIER SUITS yesterday, Judge Perry, one of the counsel tor the govern: ment. concluded his argumeut. Judge C replied for the de In the forenoon s‘on Mr. Ashton replied. Attor Mr. Ashton dconeudcd the Attorney Gener: short argument, holding that the [ Ra'lroud company were not only the agen‘s of the government, but the trust assumed by the company had been violated. He said he looked for a decision that would do more goc 1 in reil- ro. 4 matvers than all legislative enactment He wes followed by Judge Curtis for the de- fendants, who held that the bill was multifari- ous, involving parties not legally t> be brought in. “It wes arranged that the injunction should be medificd, and the court adjourned until Tue. day, when the other cases will come up. Important dupictat Decision RELATIVE TO Baxsevrt%.—The question of what cor.ti- tuies a bankrupt bas jus been settled by Judge Diammord, of the Unit d Stats c'revit . ome of Minots. “In a ¢: 9 just conclud 1, Judge mmond dec'd-d that any man who, without payment on ,under the law, 7 He must §.u.y the cous that he is jrstiticd in withholding payment. I = me'e ¢.ptice or unwillingr’ st) pay will rot prevent bis beipz adjad dir-olvent if the ri irsul to honor bis promise to redeem ext >n over fourieen da,» 1a bankrupt. Persona Encounter Between Gry. Wick#am anp Capt. Wise.—The Richmond Dispatch of Thursday has an account of an al- tercaiion which occurred in the cars of the C. & O. R. R., on Wednesday between a son of Gen. Wickham and Capt. Geo. D. Wise. Mr. Wick- ham, c.llcd Capt. Wise to account for some epithet applied to Gen. Wickham ina recent ical discussion. High words followed, and r--vit was an exchange of blows, but the gentlemen were sepatat-4 before either wes ariously injur Arcunisnor BayLey.—The Catholic Mirror states that Archbishop Bayley is now making his first visitation to the western poicion of Maryland. He will dedicate the chrrch of St. Patrick at Mount Savage, Allegany couniy, on the 28th instant, and on the succecding Sunday will dedicate St. Peter's cuurch, at Wes? srnport. in therame county. The visitation wll extond throtghout Washington, Allegany and Garret counties. He will return home ‘about the 7th of October. Aw ENGINEERING UMPH.—The twocenter sections of the arch between the western abut- ment and western pier of the bridge acro™ the Micsissippi at St. Loris, erch consisting of an upper and a lower rib, were completed on ‘bursday. ‘This is one of the preatest triumphs of engineering skill the world has ever seen. The two remaining ibs of this arch, which are only potiiailly constructed, will be finished at once. Pay op Sincers ty New York Cavecars-— A first-class tenor in New York receives thre thovsand dollars; that 18 given by Christ Church end other churches. A basso gets nearly the same sum. A soprano commands even a higher salary, eud an aito can manage to obtain quite aconfortable little addition to the week’s in- come. It isa gocd thing, therefore, in many ways, to know how to sing and bave a voice. A Wrrr's Sur? ror ner Prorerty.—The wite of Rey. Mr. W‘swell of St. John’s church of New York, has sued her husband for her wrerer: which he has converted to his own use. She is a daughter of the late Bishop Ber- rian, of Trinity church, and was worth $70,000 when she was married, and she charges Wiswell wiih robbery and intidelit: A STATE GRANGE OF THE P. or H. In PrNn- SYLVANIA.—An organization of a stats grange of the Patrors of Husbandry wes effected at Reading, Pa., yesterday. reselution was adopted to meet in annual se-sion at Harr's- ae on the second Wednesday in January nex! Tue Boston ANNEXATION PRo3PRcT.—The committee on the subject have reported to the Poston city Gerenment in favor oF annexin Brighton, Brookline, West Roxbury, a Charleston to Boston. A minority report against annexing Cherleston accompanied the documents. ———_—___ ATTEMPTED SuicrpE.—John Jones, of Fred- e..cksbarg, Va., who bes been on a spree tor ome i.me, his way tothe river Tu> day rd attempted to drown bimeself, while ina if aberation. ate of mental He was rescu-d jest as he singing the third time, @7-The Baltimore base ball club jouer featcd the Atlantics by a ¢.ore of 14 to 5. 1.0.0. F., yesterday sont a donation of $10%; to ‘the lodge at Shreve: #7-Ex-Lieut. Gov. Pinchback received en oration from his friends on h‘s return to New Orleans Thor. day right. s7-Ned O’Baldwin, the was yos'er- day committed for tio genre Ta the Phliadel- ‘® pr'son for aggrav assault and battery. A recently precentcd the city of i tony Fgiand, witha perk of 6) actes, Birmington, which ecst $] < dy, 80 a my-An Ol loiy, 80 years, ‘age recently join-d & paty of Mormon England for Salt Lake City. uv Five large vesse's are now building on the Merrimac river, two shij len. one of 1,400, another of 1,600, and athree-masted schooner of 500 tons. sa-The wedding cake for the matriage of the Duke of Edinb: daughter of the Buiperor of Bessie will bet feet inckes ne | height and weigh 20 pounce. THE MONETARY PANIC! ACTION OF THE COVEENMENT. ‘Bhe Lyndicate All Richi. Frieadly Fc ing in Easops. City. The Sitaat'on in Th! Impression that Jay ¢>oke & Us. Will L.esame Next Week. fon im Chaise of the { Natioaal Cank, The Scere try of the Treasury OG2ars to Parchae 87,090,000 Loucs, Interview with General Spinuer, ‘The Run on the Frecdmen‘s ana Wash- juytonm City Saviugs Pack. Deposiions Re-cive Their Money P. moptly. The E-citement Stowly Sabs‘dinz. Mr. Hats, of the frm of Fisk & Hatch, states that owing to Thur.day’s fa'lures greatdemands came so suddenly ard urexpectedly on their hovse that they could not be readily met. ‘There was no time leit in which to obtain money on the arcests of the firm, or to collect money due the firm. The house made heavy advances to the Central Pacitic, which, however, is not the cavee of their sucpension, their advances to pe Chesapeake and Ohio having brought them jown. WHAT GEORGE B. ALLEY SAYS. George B. Alley, is well known in connection with fast horses—having raised Dexter—says his suspension is causea by the general decline in stocks, especially Vanderbilt stocks. His abilities are not large, and he expects to re- sume soon. Greenleat, Norris& Co., arean old avd wealthy stock firm. PAYING ALL DEMANDS. The London firm of Jay Cooke & Co., paid cash over the counter all day yesterday, not- withstanding the run on the house. Mr. Fahnestock, of the Philadelphia firm, said yes- torday that they hoped to pay all liabilities. Mr. Garland, another member of the firm, said the London honse will have a large surplus after the payment of allits debts, unless there is a gccut ebrinking in the value of their securitie UNSETTLED MARKETS. + The grain and provision markets are all un- ~ctiled by the Wall street panic. State and railroad bonds and city bank shares have been practically neglected, while dealipgs in rail- road stocks continued on an enormous scale. The prireipal .cansactions yesterday were in Pacific” Mail, Cen.ral_ and “Hudson, Western Union, Rock Island, Wabash, St. Panl, North- western, Lake Shore, and Erie. Outside pur- che ers continue in considerable numbers on the declining market for investments, which aided in strengthening the market yesiorday afternoon. Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse says it's in the power of the national banks to avei further d'saster, and they will undoubtedly doit. BANK PRESIDENTS IN COUNCIL. ‘The pr-sidents of the national banks of New York held an important meeting at the Fifth venue Hotel ycsterday evening, at which they decid-d to unite in sapport of each other, and to disregard the vsuul restrictions ‘n to-days dealings. This will g.ve great relief t> the financial community, by enabling the banks 9 meet the demands mate upon them by their depositors, and will do much to restore conti- dence. THE FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. The Fideliiy Trvst Company of Philadelphia did not cle eat3p. m., but continued to meet all demands, receiving checks as late as five o'clock, at which hour over rine hurdred thou- sard dollavs bad bon pe‘d out. Mr. Browre, the pi~ ‘dent, sa'd he world keep open vntii ridnight, ‘fit wes rcce~ ity, to show der >7it- ors that the irstitution was in sound condition end able to meet a'l claims, PIESIDENT GRANT wes in Philadelphia lest night upon by prominent and influential gentlemen, who, it is ssid, vrg-d the government to do sometbing to strengthen the money market. THE PEELING IN ENGLAND: ‘The London 7imes says: ‘In view of the ex- insty prosperity of *he United States and she high price ef government bonds, the pre: must be regarded 4 a simple effort of the finan- cial system t> get rid of its dishonest element.” The Daily Telegraph tays such local irouble suspersions in New York .cewsto be merely the rark outgrowih of exuberant prosperity, and accessories {9 progress which does not fo- a moment halt. THE GOVERNMENT TO THE RESCUR. At 11:30 o’clock last night Secretary Richard- son sent a dispatch to the sub-(reasurer at Now York, ‘rstructing him to purchase ten millions oi bonds to-day. This sudden outpouring of money on the New York market will, it is thought, ease it and assist in allaying the panic produced by the financial d'sasters of the past ewo clays. FOUR ATTACHMENTS I8sUZD. The Balt'more Gazelte o/ th's morring says: “Yesterday, in the superior covrt, ai.achments on werrants were ‘<suvd rs io"lows: National Bank of Elkton against Jay Cooke & Co., for $600; Cecil National Bank against Jay Cooke & + for $1,816; the Chesapeake Bank against the First National Bark of Waskington, for 3,000; and James Kennedy, of Weshington, gainst Jay Cooke & Co., for $185.73. The at: tachments were placed im the bands of Sheriff Kane, and served by him upon Messrs. Johnston Bros., bankers of this city, who stated, how- ever, that they had setiled with Jay Cooke & Co. some three weeks since, and had now no money of theirs in tneir hands. The attach- ment served out by Mr. Kennedy, of Washing- ton, was also served upon the Chesapeake Bank, but the president, Mr. Gittings, stated that his bank owed Jay Cooke & Co. nothing.” The Feeling iu Washington To-day. Appreciating the public desire 1or ‘ ‘orma- tion ‘n regard to the current firancial panic, Tax Star has devoted a large poi. onof its space for the last three days to giving by far the fullest end most accurate accounts of this afir'r that has appeared In any paper. And as Tue Star is universally reed, and tally enjoys the public confidence, the detaiicd intorma ‘on we have presented has served to caln excitement and give asvrance that our owa banks, with the exception of those first crippled, (Jay Cooke & Co. and the First National,) are abundantly able to sustein themeselves. Below we give tull periiculsrs of the cordition of affairs to-day, showing that, however wild the panic yet prevriling in New York, in this city it Is rapidly subsiding, the’ 1an on the to saving banks dwindling perceptibly, and prom- ising coon to exhaust itself. VIPTEENTH STREET TO-DAY. if 15th street yesterday was quiet, the only expresrion which would tally convey an idea of its sluggish appearance to-day would be to say itis virtually dead dull. The usual activity in f Washingtoi their Wall sireet o1 unity HAS ACCEPTED THE SITUATION, and calmly awaits coming events, There 's one gratifying feature about the matter, and thatis in the tricks of the trade, and the operations of the buils and bears, are of the opinion that it will tend largely to ro-tore Wall street to 9 bex'thy condition, and intimit tate tho © wh: are ever re.dy t> take advantaze of a perilou staaton, (at any cot so es it inures to their benefit,) irom operations which might other- wie be risked, know.ng that the powerfal srm of the government will be put forth > sirengrhen tue legitimate channels and avenue of irade. THE SYNDICATE ALL RIGHT. All rumors circulated with reference t> losses by the syndicate, through the suspensiors will be set at rest by the following cipher dispatch received this morning at the ‘Treasury depart- ment: Lonvon, Sept. 19, 1873, Evening. Hen. W. A. Richardson, Secrelavy of Treasury. The svrdicate accoun‘s are all in perfect or der. Tnere is a universal feeling of symp ithy towards Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co.'s house here, which continues trars7 ting business as usual. A. G. Catrett. THE PRYEDMEN’S BANK. The run on the bank was continucd this morning, but in comparison wit® yesterday's Tush it was qrite ‘ight. Much time is neces- sarily eaperded on each depositor, as nine out of ten are vnable to write, and the checks at preparcad by the paying teller, who witn2> es the mark mele by eich. It is expected that by the time of clo-ing the bank this atternoon that all making demands will haye been satisfic 1. The usual droll scenes were to be wit- nessed to-day. The check-books are some- times wrapped in bandanas, towels, brown paper, &c, The hat seems to be a favorite Teceptacle with many; the older dames carry * one old dat book” in their’ bosoms; “Aunt Dinah,” when her turn arrived to re- ceive her cash, grinned all over with evident satisfaction, and produced the evidence of the bank's indebtedness from within a black stocking, which encased a leg of attenuated di- mensions. Uponreceiving the “cash money,” it was substituted in the place vacated by the check-book, and she skipped out, as light- hearted asa school-girl at recess, Many who fall in at the rear end of the line, drag slowly put half way, take a look ahead, and reason perhaps that the bank is all right, and drop out cir way. The officers of the bank are <i are emphatic in their have abundant available resources on hand te meet any contingency. At half-past 12 o'clock to-day there had been drawn out of the Freedman’s Bank sixty-five thousand dollars since the run began. About fifty persons were then in line awaiting pay. ment. The officers continue their emphatic assurances that they are amply fortified for any emergency, ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONS OF MENT. A corference of Treasury officials was held late last night, at which it was decided to ad vertise for the purchase of ten million dollars of bonds to-day, and that in the event of this ac ticn failing fo allay the excitement, it was fur- ther determined to draw on the forty-four mil- lion r-serve to any extent necessary to restore confidence and stop the panic. A rumor is cur rent at this writing (12 o'clock) that the st» exchange of New York has been clesed, an: that it will only be re-opened upon the order of its president, and that all who deal in stocks at any other place, or on the street, will be prompt ly expelled. THE LEGAL TENDER RESERVES, In connection with the drawing on the legal tender reserves to help Wall street, it will b remembered that Secretary Richardson has always claimed the right to issue any part or al! of this reserve fund, in which opinion he is su. tained by several decisions of the Supreme Conrt, delivered by the late Chief Justice Chase, who was Secretary of the Treasury at the time the law was passed which Secretory Richardson claims gives him the right to use the fund. JAY COOKE & Co.'s BANK. About double the rsual clerical force are engaged in the bank cetti‘ng accounts and preparing a statement for the public. Assistan! Secret. 1y Saw yer wes some time in corsulcation with ex-Covernor Cooke this mornin. It still seers to be the general impre’sion that the bank will resume busines eitly next week. THE PIWST NATIONAL RANI. E. L, Str’ 01. design at-d by Secretary Rich- ardson as receiver of *h‘s bark, took formal Possession tc Jay, and be,an a: once an inves- gation into its ac~ounts. Under the law pvo- ding for a receiver, he *3 en.t'ed to eh > ¢ b sown assistan‘s, but es yeche hes mte re chavge in the clerical force of the bank, r triring them for the pr: 2nt es helomate. Th bark wes visited dvcng the day by Contro'ler Fox and Deputy Con. o'er Ling worthy. ANXIETY INCREASING, Towrrds rc on, when *he rews of the suspen- siors in New York ciiy and the closing 0” the New York stock exchange had become we!! ro’sed throughout the city, callers and loungers rround the bank increased in number, anxious to bear the latest intelligence from Wall street While the feeling among many was unsettled, there seemed to be still evidences of confidence Dispatches were received every few minutes by both the First National and Jay Cooke & Co.’ banks, and those inclined to be of a speculative torn of mind imagined and circulated many ill-founded rumors. INTERVIEW WITH TREASURER SPINNER. A litUe before two o'clock the reporter of Tuk Star called on Gen. Spinner with reference to a subject which the following short conversation will explain Reporter.—“ General, the New York Tribune of yesterday publishes a statement to the eflect that two days before the First National Bank of this city suspended, that Secreta. y Rich ardson loaned that bank, without any collateral secu rity, one hundred thousand dollers, which is General.—* Damned lie. The Tribune is get- ting quite reckless lately. There ‘s not a word of truth in the publication. Had such a loan been made, I certainly would have known 9f it A Vlonde representative of that paper called upon me, but I am sore I gave him no inform:- tion which wou'd inspire on his part such a groundless dispatch.” NOW MANY BONDS WERE OFFERED. In response to the call of the Treasury de- partment for the purchase of ten million of bonds, only two millon have been offered in New York for sale. Thisis cansed, it 1 said. by two reasons: first, the closing of the Stock Ex change in New York, and second from the fi that all the available securities of this n were ‘hypothecated in trust to weather yoster day’s storm. It seems now to be the gencralim pression that Secretary Richardson will draw on the forty-four million bank reserves, AN AESISTANT RECEIVER. It is said that E.M. Nourse, of the firm of Novrse & Middleton, has been appointed br Mr. Stanton assistant receiver of the Firsi Na tional Ba: c YHE GOVER NEARLY SUBSIDED. At balf-past two o’clock there were not over thircy in Jine at the Freedman’s Bark, and but few were comingin. It may be said that the .an on this institution is virtually over. Order have been issued by the bank Officers to pay every one off, and close the press of the de- — by the time the bank closes, at 4 p. m. very clerk inthe bank has been put at wor} in the payment of depositors. anticipated on Monday. THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK. ‘The 1un on the Weshington City Saving- bank has dwindled down to a mere nothing; thi- morr‘ng .ome dozen persons were at the door when the bank opened, and it wa: i that the :ame fami'ier faces seen in the "nv ‘sterday and who failed to reach the counte in 1c. on, made up a greater part of the crow: 2 ent to-day. new line has been iorme: to-an; on the other side of the door, where thes: who desire to make deposits are eimitted, and the de) osits have been quite heavy to-day. MR. RUPP’S OPINION. Mr. Ruff thins *he iamors of .vither fail ures in New York may have the eifect t> con- tinue ¢‘sirust here, ard that no further diffi culiy will follow here unless these reports con. tinue. He does not fear the co: juences, how- ever, <0 fer as his own irstiiation fs concern ¢ #8 he knows b's strength, and hes had tender | bim amount of mears by the most substan tial citizers of the District. “This -ssistancs bi does not need, although he feels grateful fur : much good-will extended him. will con tinue to meet all depositors with the ready casb. OTHER BANKS. ‘There is no ray id that Aist ant Secretary Sawyer, of the Treasury department, wiil leave tor Phila- delpbia and New York to-night, and that an additional move, not yet made public, will be pursu.d by the’ gov to relieve the present firancial eecment §. A DEPOSIT DECLUN Yesterday a nervovs individual reshed into te Na. onal Bank of the Me.copolis and pre- < a check tor the sn! amount of b sdeposit Was promptly paid, of cour-s, and then breathless customer began to look about D,and seeing that the general tendency of we doing busines at the countors was in the rocton of the receiving teller, he began t> think, apparently, that he had not dore .> very wice a thing after all. He doubtle s kept think- ing so all night for this morning he was on hand at the opening of the bank to re-dey ost h's money. He was yolitely but firmly informed, however, that the bank declined to r: ce ve b's deposit again—that having clo ed b's acount yesterday they cou'd not open it for bim again to-dav. De, > itors of this class, who don’t know their own minds 1com hour to hour, are like the Hitt! Frenchman who wanted his money very mach if the bank couldu’t pay, but if it was perfect! convenient for it to pay he didn’t want it at all, Banks of starding, that fel that the obliga tions betwoen them. 2ives and their casiomers are mvtual, don’t care to be bothered w.th tri- fling depositors of this sort. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR matt al a This Afternoon’s Dispatches. piste iaceae Associated Press Reports. cg dpsnesenanr THE FINANCIAL STORM. WALL STREET 70-DaY¥. MCRE HEAVY .FAILURES. The Union Trast Company. Commonwe lth, and Bank North America Among the Numper, A £500,(00 Defaleation, The Stock Exchange Closed, Demoral‘ ation tn the Stock Market. Failures in Philadelphia, The Union Bankiug Company Among Them, — ik of or 82.4°3.000 Bonds Parchased by the Goverament, Prices Range From 109 to 111-25. Secretary Richardson to Issac RRe- Lerves if Necessary. Failures in Boston, Albany and Else. where. TRE STATUS OF FISK AND HATCH. New York, Sept., 2).—The suspension of Fisk & Hatch is exid to moke probable, thee: bp-resment of the Hoboken bark sor savin A defalcation of nearly $70,0) wrs discover 4 inthe bank lately and the ¢'rectors dsp 1 of some sceurieties to make up the deficiency, de- positing with Fisk & Hatch tor su‘e keeping $94,C00 of the amount rea'ized. The suspension of that firm makes th‘s sum wnavai'able at EST WRICH COULD NOT BE COMPLIED WiTH. New York, Sept., 20.—A number of telegrams were receiv"d at the post office yesterday re que: ting the pe-tmaster * withhold the delivery of let ors bearing the stamps of the firms .end- ing m~ sages, and which were addre. od t) Jay Cooke & Co.’ The postmaster could not cs with the roquest #s the po-tal regola.co provide that after a letter has passed from t mail'ng office the delivery of # can not be pre ven‘-d or delay d by the alleg-4 weiter. A BETTE: IN WALL STREET. New Yore, Bankers and brokers who genera!ly do e to besiness ti o'clock are again hastening to Wall street feeling of .o'citude is, however, less than yos- terday morning. Confidence ‘prevails this morning, based on the determination of the banks to stand by each other and Secretary Richer: 9n’s order *) buy ten Vion bon day. A MISTAKE conRrcrep. The report telegraphed here yesterd the su. pended brokers E. P. Rindolph & Co. were b.nkers of the Penrsylyania Central rail ror 1 is incorrect. svsr: 1ON UNTIL MONDAY. Tre following notice *s posted for the Union Tic < Company: ‘In con.>quence of the large amount due the company on call Joans not hav- ing been paid this morning the company have been obliged to suspend payment not Monday mornine, at 9 o'clock.” New YORK, Sept., 20, 10:20 a. m.—The Union Trost company has srspended p .j-nent. They aprounce tha! they will r-sure p.yment on Monday. Crowds have been .0.1nd the door since morring. TRE STOCK MAPRET opened little better, but went ot ag.in. Some failvres ere annowne=d. ANOTHER PAILURE. 20.—The failure of S. G. ed. COURT SDJOULNED IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE PANIC. w Yor«, Sept., 20.—The covt of general cecsiors was adjourn 1 early yesterday to give she jurors and Coart officers an oy} orcanicy look after their bank accounts and . 200 ities. A. G., NOT 8. B. WHITE. ; -G. Waitehas failed not S. B. White, 2: fore announce 4. The failure of E. C. Brodhead, & Ketchem & Belk- hap are announeed. STOCKS ARE FEVERISH. Most of the sales are fur cash which ‘stwo or three cents below the regular transaci.or « Governments very weak; nothing doing. WHAT SECRETARY RICHARDSON WILL T9. New York, Sept. 20, 12.35 p.m.—A special acom Wasingto says it may be stat don the bighest authority that should the order t> pur- chase ten milliors of bonds fail to check the financial excitement, it has been decided on by Secretary Richardson to issue any part of the =e milion reserve neceseary to restore conti lence. FAILULE IN BOSTON AND DISAPPEARANCE OF THE SENIOR PARTNER. Bostox, Sept. 20.—On Wednesday the firm of Horace Conn & Co., of Woburn, Mass., ex- tensive leather manufacturers, nded pa ment. Their liabilities amount t> $100,C"), and it is ecimated their assets are $17) 3. Since the suspension Conn, the senior partner, has disappe.red, causing great excitement *> b'< fawily and triends. has been made in ht a : if EF ii i i Fxeban tettle many settle outside withont <usperding. The Exchange had so many stocks to sell under the clowd to enable the members to clr accounts. [t will help them. es rule that it wi impossible to do it and k~3pap wich the corre business + srerENpeD. Now Yor, Sept. Sp. m—The Bank of North America has © “th stners New Yorx, Sept. 2 itudes are snrgis sau, New w Exchange Place and recalling the scenes of th Sumter or the July riots. of retief at the closin change is expressed by the glad of escape. through ary tremendous pressure. The 8 will probly open on Monday advancing, under Washingte to a further isstie of curreuey. now 1124. SOTICE PROM THE CLEARING-BOTRR. The following notice has been issued bn clearing-house: «Notice is hereby given @ general clearance cannot be effected this day owing to the fact that many ot the dealers find itimpossible to get their checks certified in @ proper manner. All statements, tickets and checks will be returned t the dealers - cation to the bank. $10,090,000 New Yorn, Sept k presidents at their meting this afternoon passed arenes tion to issue immediately ten tilligns tm loam certafientes THE NATIONAL DANS OF THE COMMONWRALTE A general feel the #toek = cone New Yorx, Sept., 0.—The Nations? bank of the commonwealth has just suspended. RUN ON TRE FOUR SAL RANK, New Youre, Sept The ran en the Fourth National bank continues, but up to this hour the institution 's paying all demands, THE EXCITEMENT 1X WALL STRERT, New York, Sept. 9.—T ‘tement inthe Stock Exchange which followec the 8 on of the Union ‘Tr Commonwe sith was beyond d-cription. exchange reembled ® mad-bouse, and streets were blocked with people, under great excitement bled from 2 to 16 per ¢ slanghtered without any value. Cheer upon cheer brokers wheu the Stock Exchange closed. ADITIONAL 81 sors, New York, Sept. 20, 1:45 a. m.—New ans- pensions: Taussig & Fisher, P.M. Meyers, Mil- jer & Walsh, Lawrens Jo-epiis, Fearing & Del- linger, Williams & Bostwick, and E.C. Broad- head. ast comp.ny and the bank of The the A DEPALCATION exists in the Union Trust Company; cannot say to what extent. THE RANK OF NORTH AMERICA. New York, Sept. 20, 1:50 p.m.—The certiti- cauons of the Bank ot North America ha been drawn out of the clearing house, which gave rise to the rumor of its suspension. TRE UNION TRUST COMPANY DEPALCATION. New York, Sept. 20.—The defaication in the Unton Trust ‘Con amounts to £500,000, The secretais, Cherlos F. Carleton, is said to be the defaulter.” He has not been seen since yes~ terday afternoon. THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY tay that they could bave kept up payment Om Monday, but would then have been short. They came on the street with an amount of currency sixes, but could find no buyers except at a dis~ count of 30 to 40 per vent. and they retused to sell at such sacrifice,and suspended for botver protection of themselves and customers, Have no advances on raiiroad securities. THE BANK OF COMMONWEALTH says that “the run on the 4th National Bank Pr “ipitated on vs, and one of (Edwerd Haight & ( to the amount of #21 good to the extent of Si70, Un Circumstances we thought it best to sus STOCKS OPENED with an advance of 4 to 6 on the govenment’s anpouncement that It would buy bonds, bat fell 2to 25 on the failures of the Union Trast Company and of the Comm THE DEFAULTING New Yors, Sept. 20.—Carit ing secretary of the Union Trast Comy made loans fo friends and relatives, on securi ties which were regarded asd including a loan of 20,000 to Ins father, Dr. Carl ton, of the Methodist Book Concern notoriety. The secretary for one loan is good; the others are of no value. FAILUREIN ALRANY. )—It ts ramorcd that the quires & Son, of this elty, ny banking h hes suspended. LATE New Yor, Sep latest stock quotation board, as well as could Island, Si, cash; Ob Si; Western Union, Shore, °9; Union Pacitic, 1s; Harlem, 1 ; St. Paul, 324; C.C. and C K_YCOTATIONS, —The tollow ing were the before the closing of the be mscertain Pack 4a £2,483, New Yous, Sep accept 1.com 109 to 11 STATE DONDS. There bave been no transactions m state bonds. There was no price for money before the closing of the stock exchange. Since then it has ruled at 7 per cent. emrency. there being no cemand fcr it, as no stock transactions bi taken place. A HALF MILLION DEPALCATION. New York, Sept. 20, 1-25 p. m.—it is now re- ported that the defaications im the Union Trast Company will amount t> folly half million of doMars; that they have been extending over @ or iderable time, and were committed by one of the officers. While the story is general cr lited, it isdeni-d by others. “The culprit fs repoiizd to have fled the city this morning. UNION TRUST COMPANY REVIVING. New York, Sept. 20.—Checks drawn a the Unton Trost Company are now (half-past iwxo o'clock) being cashed bythe Manhattan Barbing Compaus. CLO UNG PRICE OF GOL New York, Sept. ?).—Gold closod at 11%. ‘The payrvents that are being made by the Mau- hattan Bauking Company 01 account of the Urion Trvst Comy .ny are on checks drawn di- T ct on them prey ovs to this morning, and against money deposited by the Trast Com- pany. The aation in Philadelphia. PAILURE OF THE UNION BANKING COMPANY, Puivapetraia, Sept. 20.—Lhe Union Bank- ing company have feiled. This bank is a state chartered aifair, and bore a heavy run yester- lay. 000 BONDS ACCEPTED. it 153,000 of bonds were THE SUSPENSION TYMPORARY. PRILADELrEiA, Sept. ‘Third street is comparative quiet this morning. The run on the Fidelity Trvst company has almost sub- sided. The Union banking company, at 4th and Chestnut streets, did not open t>-1ay, bat a placerd on the door stated that o to heavy demands a suspension of a few days been recived on. It sustained ahcavyy run yesterday, paying out about $700,000. Itis a state institution issuing no nots, and its sus- pension only affects depositors. AT JAY COORE’S BANK matters are progressing quietly, the clerks be- ing busy in preparing a statement, which w.ll be laid before the meeting of the members of the firm, which cannot take place vui'l awset the errival of the steamer Ku sia, on boord of which two members of the firm are pas ongers. Tae Kursia is expect-d to atsive on Mom tay. idintalameii iia: Accident je Wyoming. PROBABLE LOSS OF THE THIRD OFFICER anD FAv® SPANEN, 2 —The steamer Wyoming pcal to this place ran on on the coast of Nova New Yorx, Sep on a voyage irom | areefot sable Is Sco.'a, and aver Damp Ws got off, but leaking all bends were kep vovsel. The pamps keep the vemal clerr work d. and the v>-el was broaght « port. Aer *he wesc! strack the life boat wae wered ard in it were p 4 the third officer and five seamen, and they put off to take soan’- ings stuce which they have pot been seen. The Rescued Polaris Party. HOW TREY PASSED THE WINTER APTER ABAN- DONING THE POLARIS—WHAT THEY sa¥ ABOUT THE 1CK FLOR PAgrTY. Dr. Emil Bessel, chief of the scientitic corps of the Polaris expodiiion, has telegraphed to Germany, aun uncing es that the at hardship- and had nar- struction before they were The rescued con and bis companions the Polaris was finely ‘abandoned in & rinking condition by Captein Buddington and the remainder of the coves where they built. a timber. ho cove, where they otter hese, wales 2d salle. inter passed waa at event, except the ‘out of the F ra “i Eefet f it ie : HL : 5 E 4 i H i Be