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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS..
business Tr..usacted by the Board
This Mo. .ning.

Business Tr..usacted by the BOARD
This mo. ming.
The Board met as usual this corning,
ali the members present, and President
BeIl in the chair.
A communication was received from
John v. Lewis & Co., asking permission
to lay switch from Eggleston, avenue
ON Sixth street to,their factory. Referred
to Mr. Baker in connection with the
City Solicitor.
A communication was received from
property owners on Kirby or Mclean
street, between Pavilion aud Hatch
streets, asking to have water pipes laid
on the same. Referred to Superintend-
ent of the Water-works for an estimate
OF the cost of the same.
Mr.. Caldwell presented an estimate for
repairing the streets and alleys In the
Nineteenth Ward, amounting to $l3,-
S42 80. Referred to Mr.. Caldwell and
the City Solicitor.
Mr.. Caldwell presented the following,
which was adopted: y
"Resolved, That the City Engineer
prepare and submit plat and estimate
OF cost OF regarding and improving with
broken stone the city wharf known as
the Triangle from the east end Of
Fifth street at Freeman to a point on the
south side OF Front"
The application ofJohn Ryan & Co. for
an extension OF twelve days time for
repairing Lawrence street TO Pearl, was
refused.
A communication was received from
the Clifton Inclined Plane Railroad
Company, stating that they were now
ready to lay The connection with what
is known as the Doheyty line. Referred
TO the Committee on Railroads.
A communication from Jas. p. Rogers,
calling the attention OF the Board TO the
drainage along the Miami Railroad in
Columbia, was referred to the Super
visor of Streets.
The city's portion for improving
Kemper alley, amounting to $6T IL, was
ordered paid.
The following was adopted:
sRes0lved, That 1t Is necessary to Inn.
prove Brooks alley, from Mill TO Park
streets, and the City Civil Engineer is
hereby directed TO prepare resolution
ordering the same.n
MIR. Gessert offered the following.
which Was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Clerk be and he
is hereby directed to notify Route N,. 10
to have Broadway, from Fifth to Court
streets, where their double track was
laid down, put In repair immediately
On motion tho Superintendent or tho
Water-Morks was instructed 10 lay four
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orders lNotl Left Hero.

Michael E. Gilmore, in very polite
note, asked permission Of the Board OF
Public Works this morning to have
an order box (orders for STARCH,
tripe, stewed prunes. limburger cheese
and other luxuries placed on the lamp
post for his convenience, at the corner
OF Auburn and Saunders streets.
Tie promptness with which the
Honorable Board sat down on MichaePs
request, would have made his hair stand,
had he been there.
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German-Americam Teachers Scm-
mary.

Atthe Convention in Mmnnerchor Han
yesterday evening the following NAMED
gentlemen were elected Directors Of tho
above named institution when com
plete: Hugo Wesendoric, New Yorks
II. P. Schmidt, louisville; Carl Preus-
ger, Milwaukee; Alex. MeLzger, iadi-
annapolis; A. Gender, Cleveland; Kari
Schnelmann, New York; Isidor Busca.
st. Louis; L.. Prang, Boston; Henry
Raab, Believille; Louis Klemni, C.ese-
land; G. IL. Berger, Cincinnat; O. y.
Keller, Hoboken; NJ. N. HallmaDn. NM
wankee; j. Z. Christian, st. Louiss r.
+. Tschentscher, Indianapolis.
Adjourned sine die. 3.
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COmmencement Exercises OF fhs
Eclectic Medical Imstisuse.

The closing exercises OF the sixty
fourth session were held at the haH of
the College last evening. The Dean ~.
ported seventy-two students in attend
ance during the session. with grado-
ating class uf thirty-six. The foliowiuss
are the names OF the grafuatss:
Francis Al. Stewart, Illinois; Francis
N. Richardson, Illinois, Frank. Il. Brig
ham, Massachusetts; James k. WalkeT.
New York; Charles Il. Jones. ,dians.
Orlando A. Haf, Iowa; William r.. Kfr-
nett, Illinois; Benjamin I. BAIL, Ken
tucky; Henry +. Sharp, New York: WIN.
Il. Wo0ddeii, Ohio; Lafayette j. pm
Kentucky; Milo J. Giiksrson, Nebrsskass
Charles G. wainwright. OHIO; LEROY v.
Tosh, Ohios Matthew II. Sheldon, Ohip.
John j. Burton, Indiana; Owen K. Niis-
Jams, OHIO; Christian W. Hansen, Cali.
iornia; ID. Morgan Mcdonald, Penn..
Alien r. Banfeld, Kentucky Robt. 4.
Galbreath, Missouri; N 4. Wctmorc.
New York; Albert j.. Narstou, Nass.s
Clarence II. Wight, Ohio; Samuci K.
Polling, Indiana; George VI. Hyde. Iili-
nois; Lewis d. Coy, OHIO; Heman W.
Dickinson, Michigan; Geo. n. Day ton.
Ohio; William d. CrUse, Indiana: An
drew h. Haz. cit, Iowa; William 81. Prc.
Indiana; Chauncey :. Marsh, New Yerk::
Abraham w. Porter, Indiana; George
w. Martin. 0hir, jesse u. Barton, New
York. Tv:al, GO.
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FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
THE LATEST INSURRECTIoN.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
THE LATEST RESURRECTION.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 10.-The Bull
garian insurrection is spreading and as
suming serious proportions. The Porte
is sending all disposable forces against
the insurgents. The Government has
added twenty per cent. on all Turkish
import duties,
NEW EASTERN PROJECT.
BERLIN, May 10.-It is reported that a
new project will be proposed at the ap-
preaching Berlin Conference, with q
view to the establishment of two sep.
arate Jurisdictions in Turkish terrific
res-one for Christians and the other
for Mohammedans, the latter to be under
the control of the Sultan and the former
under Christian Prince, similar to the
arrangement which existed in Servia
before her independence. 1t is thought
that this proposal will receive the
support of 9ortschakotf. Audrassy and
BiamArcb
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LOCAL NEWS.

CAPTAIN BEN. SHoTT has been for .
long time training the "Maiey Floaters,"
and now that excellent organization Is
prepared to receive challenges from any
and all the professional baseball clubs
in the United States. Address the Cap
tain at the Coroner's office.
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WAR sHIps TO sALoNIcA,

LONDON, May 1O.-The French. Ger
man and British Governments have or
dered war ships to proceed TO Salonioa
tor the preservation OF peace aud the
protection OF their respective subiaota
and Christians generally. It is stated
In diplomatic circles here that efforts
are being made. at Berlin to hold Aus
tria morally responsible for the outrage
at Salonica on the ground that the Aus
tr1an policy was direct encourage.
ment to Turkish fanaticism,
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TNTANTED = SIDE-LACE SHOES - And
wv slippers sold at cost by II. x. BOGEN-
Schultz, No. 243 Central avenue. cor. George:
my9-5L+
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FOR SALE.

sTI>OR SALE-K. Of P. UNIFORM-With he'll
IL met, $5. call on or address +. A. CLARK,
Newport, KY. IT.
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wANrnD---M1scEtLANEous.

XNTANTED-COLO OLORING-And repairing Of
wv ladies' dresses and gents clothing, at Ala
John street near b. It's. 1T
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TAxlDERlIEST
WI. BAUMGARTEN,
TARR,S AVENUE RAZAR.

Closing out Trimmed Hats, Lace Caps and
Bonnets at cost, to close the business. Ecru
Ties cheap. Side Pleatlng made to order. 1926
Central avenue, opposite Ninth st. ap12-26t
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wv portrait drawing, M. BAUMGARTEN
tlate with Landy),. sow. Fourth street.
my9.6t
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hWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
- MARTIN. at ~ W. Fifth 81. jyl5-H
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CIGARS,

G. w. ENGLE, wholesale dealer in cheaI
cigars and Wheeling stogies, 26 Vine street.
ap29-S&W-tf
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ET0R SALE-FURNITURE- elegant
II bedroom sets; owner leaving the city
cheap, at No 25 Wflstach street. my9-3t
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iTET TED-sITUATION-By a first lass
wv cutter. Address r. &. H., this Office.
" my6-4t
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WANTED. SITUATIONS.

NV TAETED-sIrUAT UATION--As caok, in the
wv country. Call at 352 John street. my9-4t
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THOR SALE-AWNING FRAME-And can
~ vas; only has been used past summer will
sci! for less than half its cost. Inquire at or
address 93 X. Eighth street. my9-4t
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FEATHERS FOR SALE.

Y Large square pillows, 81. Choice Feathers,
Q5c per pound. 35-pound feather beds, 81. G.
w. MORRISON, ii West Sixth street, fourth
door. my1O-6tt
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VNTANTED-OLD GOED-Cash paid for
! w diamonds. watches, Old goll and silver.
"A. A, EYSTER,. watch-laaker, No. $40 Wcs,
Fifth street. myS-6t*
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VETANTED-MTLLI LINERY WORK-To ia j;
Nv hrme; the best of references given. and
stylish work guaranteed, Inquire at gS(
Broadway. my9-3t
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.WASTED-sITUATIoN-By a young Ger.
w man, as private coachman; careful
driver; good reference. Address HENRI, SO
W alnut street. my8-St
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aTT ANTED = SITUATION = As nurse or
wv cbambernaid. Address L. Nc, No. 20
Hatch street. myS-3t
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lEOR SALE-TWO GUNS-And seven life
i,E size targets for shooting gallery; $35. Ad-
dress T. 0. Box 203, Newport, KY, or call at IS
Southgate street, Newport, Ky. IT.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

NOAH,S ARK, 2O5 w. FIFTH.
Wanted TO buy furniture, stoves, counters,
carpets. Highest cash price paid. my5-6t*
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gTXTANTED ED-STTUATION- errand boy
wv Or any kind Of light work. Apply at 677
Sycamore street. my9-2t
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NTANTED = YOU TO KNOW : That H.
wv KATHMAN is selling the best assort-
Dent OF boots and shoes at good bargains Call
and. zee them at No. 81 East Eleventh street,
Iovington, Ky. myS.Oet
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FOR RENT-.RooMs

LNOR RENT-ROOMS-Two rooms on sec
IL ond floor at 453 w. Court street. 1tt
IOR RENT-ROOM-FurnIs parlor bed
IL room, 2I6 Plum, between George and Sew
enth streets.
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AMusEMENTs.

WOODS THEATER. 3. n.as.s1. nMaS.SIrr'
JOHN HAvLIN. Business Manager,
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LOST.

r OST-HO RSES-Strayed from Newton, o.,
IL two greys and one sorrel horse each is
hands high. Any information of the same can
be left at the stable corner of Fifth and Syca-
more. IT.
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VNTANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE-Of some
w family's house who are going away for
the summer, by respectable lady. Call at
no. 0 Park street. mv9-Yt
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fINOR SALE = CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
IL SHJP-FOr full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton & DeHan's College.
FOR full particulars address s. p. G., Box o,
city. ja3- 3-tf,d&w
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y 8. b. SMITH. DDS, successor to H. r.
Smith, D.. northwest corner Vine and Sew
ienth streets, entrance on Vine street.
aD28-f6t- " M&W
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-01-13
TTrrSrHTS

The following is the list of license
petitions fled in the Court Of Quarter
Sessions for January Sessions 1876.
And will be presented to the said
court on Wednesday, the 26th day of
j anuary 1876 at o'clock 2. II,
TAVERN.
Bcne2eHe
l Henry Blush
Ben@iager
2 * Sorg.
For
3 John Collins
Jay
4 Luther Lucore
Ridy,eay
5 William + Schram
6 Riley Bros,
st. Na,y's Boro.
7 Arton Fo1htman
8 Lorenz Vogel
8 Joseph f Wiudieider
10 Joseph Wind'clder
ii William Halt
y james Rogan
l3 John Wachtle & Son
EATING HOUSE
Beae@ette
IA John Daley
Rtdgway
Is james Magipuis
81 Marys Boro.
l6 William. Gels
II Anthony Schauors
28 Jacob kraus
10 d II Haines
Jones'
20 A l Wilcox ct al.
STORE
RidgWay
2l G. G. Messenger
81. Marys B0ro.
p Joseph Wilhelm,
FRED. SUHOENlNG G,
Clerk.
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Pottsvile city fathers nave resolved
tC put out the gas after midnight. They
want their miSd.eds shielded by the
darkness.
Andrew Shrefier. of Jackson town
ship, Perry county, was Kicked TO death
by horse which he was saddling,
on Monday
The Bollefoute Wa.chman thought
the Democratic legislators would lot
make such fools of themselves" as to
begin all Legislation anew.
On Thursday Jacob SALESMAN, OF
Decatur township, Mifflin county,
checked to death on piece of meat,
while intoxicated His wife died the
week before.
The shipment Of coal from the CIGAR
fsid coal fields over the Tyrone Division
P. R. r. for the year just past amounted
to 628,297 tons, an increase of 27I,-
33S tons of 1874.
On Wednesday night Ella, little
daughter of NJ. V. Orner, living about a
mile cast of Altoona; died from the Ell
fects OF burns by fire which communi-
Gated to her clothes willie playing
around a stove on tuesday.
Gov Curtin, D. G. Bush, Esq, and
other prominent men have about com
pleted arrangements for the transfer OF
knitting machine company from
Philadelphia to BelletoDte Centre
comfy. The work will give steady en-
ployment to about three hundred men.
The Opera House, Altoona, has been
engaged for twenty-one consecutive
nights for the purpose of holding re-
vival services therein. Rev. Z. Ham
mond, who has acquired State reputa-
ton as a stirrer up of sinners, and an
athlete in wrestling with the evil one, will
conduct the revival
Foreign insurance companies doing
business in the State paid taxes last year
on premiums amounting to Sl56, ,406,2 %
There are 10 of such companies, end
the largest sum was paid by the Mutual
Benefit Life Company OF Newark, N.
j. the amount reaching Sl7, 1850, SO.
The Htna paid the highest tax on fire
insurance, SlO,679,06.
The cvcr-supply of coal in the
Schuykill region, that caused suspension
of mining, still continues, and pretty
much all business connected with the
trade continues now as week ago.
Prices have not been advanced in con-
sequence of suspension, nor is it potable
that they will be during the present
winter. There is some little mining OF
coal in the Lehigh coal region, and any
prospect Of material reduction of the
present output will stimulate production.
But at present the coal trade is very
quiet,
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1ILSg OF gsGssS,
Set down for trial January term, com
mcucing January oath. 1875.
| Lewis S. Dodd VS.. John Mann, No. A,
Nov. Term, 1875.
William Il. Evans vs. 4. j. Avery, No.
~, April Term, 1874.
9 J. =. Whitman vs.. John M'Gaffick, No
33, august Term, 1874.
Lazarus Meyer VS.. Patrick Lamb, No.
81, August Term, 1874.
r. ". Moorheai ct al. Adm'rs of N.
W. MClure, deceased rs. Hiram Carman.
30. 2S September Term 1874.
6 John Andrews VS.. 4. L. Wheeler & Co
No. 53, September Term, 1874.
RC McGill vs. The Penn'a r. r. Co..
20. 8, January Term, 1915.
8 Frank y. Sorg VS.. D C. Oyster, No. 5,
January Term, 1875.
Miles Dent vs. NJ C Wyckof and Wm
Wyckof, 10 5, May Term, 1875.
10 Sarah V. Wilcox, widow, &C., VS.
Jesse and JOHN Plat, No q, May Term
1875.
IL Wm. R Young ct al VS. The A V R r
Co. No q, May Term. 1875.
y Lorena L Lucore ct al VS. Hiram Wood
ward, No 1:8. May Term, 1878
10 ] S Bates ys Martin Epz, Nc ia
May Term 1875
"A john ] Ridgway vs. Isaac Stephenson
ct al, No l75, May Term, 1875
Is John J Ridgway VS. Sarah S Burns e
al, No l76 May Term, 1875
10 K P Hall VS. D Kunes and Mary
Kunes, No 1913 May Term, 1875
II James Black VS. Orrin S Sanders. N,
10 September Term, 1875
Is a Wolf 4 Son VS. Martin Euz, No 2;
Sept Term, 1875
19J VI Brown VS. D 3 Pollen, No 81 Sept
Term 1875
90 II Moore ct al VS. The Township o
Milestone, No 70, Sept. Term, 1875
q Geo Wcis survivor, &c. VS.. The st
Mary's Coal Co., No 16O September Tern
1875
% D C Oyster, late Sheriff, tor use VS.
Martin Sorg ct al, No l67 Sept Term, 1877
% A G Allen vs. H W May, No 1913, Sep
| Term, 1875
"A Geo Brown vs. William X Winslov
No 23l, Sept Term, 1875
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DOUBLE EXECUTION.
THE PITTsBURG HIaHwAYMEN PAY
THE PENALTY OF THEIR CRIME.

THE PITTsBURG HIGHWAYMEN PAY
THE PENALTY OF THEIR CRIME.
Pittsburg, January 6.-Tho execu-
tion of William Murray and Friedrich
Myers for the murder of Gotthardt
Whal, took place in the Jail yard at
noon to-day. The murder was COM
mitted on the evening OF November II
1874, as the farmer Wahl was driving
to his home near Perrysville. He was
waylaid by these two men, and while
Myers held the horses Murray sprang
into the Nsgoh and demanded Wahps
money or his life. Whal attempted to
grapple with him when he drew re-
volver, firing three shots, Two of which
took effect in Wallis abdomen. On the
evening of the following day, Mdrray
and Myers were both arrested at their
boarding house in this city and shortly
atterward Myers made full confession.
They were convicted and sentenced to
be hung. Murray says he was born in
New Haven in 1910. He is a carpen-
ter by trade, and has no relatives living
He has steadily refused to have any
spiritual adviser. He processes to be-
licve there is no hereafter, and would
have nothing to do with priests or
preachers. 1t was only yesterday
that he dismissed priest telling him he
would let him know when he wanted
him aud his friends. He spent last
evening in conversation with his guards
on various topics, but not on the subject
of the murder. Myers states that he
was born in Germany, and is thirty five
years old, this, the day of his execution,
being his birthday. He came to this
country, when eleven years OF age, and
is harness maker by trade. Since his
conviction he has devoted most Of his
time to religious reading, prayer and
meditation, and expressed strong hope
in MS future happiness. During last
night he employed his time in reading
the Testament and praying. At eight
o'clock Father Beck, his spiritual ad
wiser, visited him and administered the
sacremaut Of the Church, after which
he partook Of hearty breakfast A
strong effort has been made by hi.
counsel to have bis sentence commuteC
to imprisonment fer life. A final hear
ing was bad before the Board of Par
dons on Tuesday last. when it refused tc
commute the sentence.
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6 EkGFF'S SAL


DY VIRTUE ofsundry writs of fieri
Dtaclas, alias fieri facias, vendltioni
exponas, levari facias, and alias levari
facias and testatum feri facias, issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Elk county, and to me directed, l
DANIEL SOULL, High Sheriff OF
said county do hereby give notice that
| will expose to public sale Or outcry, at
the Court House, in Ridgway, at one
O'Clock p. NJ.
MONDAY JANUARY, Oath, 1876
By virtue of c'r ain writ of Levari
FdciaS &c.
ALL that certain piece of land situate
in the Village ef Ridgway in the County Of
Elk and known Oh the plot or map Of
said Village as lots Nos. thirty-six 1851 and
thirty-seven (37) being the same lor on
which George D. Messenger now re,
sides, ON which tL6re is erected a frame
dwelling house, main part two stories high
and 2lx6O feet in size, with wing 26x36
feet one and half stories high, also a large
| frame barn and other outbuildings Except
ing 1900 square feet Of land out of lot No
81 above named being forty feet in front on
Main street by one hundred feet in depth
along Mill street, upon which is erected
one two story Drug Store 26 feet front by
6O feet in depth being the same land con
yeyed TO Grove Messenger by the sale
George Messenger and wife by deco
dated February q 1874.
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UNCLE SANS CASH ACCOUNT
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF THE TREAS
URER.

WEEKLY STATEMENT OF THE TREAS
URER.
Washington, January S-The Treas.
ury now holds 1858, ,OO2, 1852 in bonds
to secure the national bank circulation,
and S1S, ,626,500 to secure public de-
posits. United States bonds deposited
for circulation for the week ending to-
day, 1874 900; United States bonds
held for circulation withdrawn for the
week ending to-day, S732,70O; national
bank circulation now outstanding S343,-
S03, ,094, Of which amount 50, 100000
are gold notes. The internal revenue
receipts to-day were S470,724,94; for
the month to date 50, $3.50, ,342,9S. Gus
toms receipts to-day s5SI,O77,93j for
the month to date, 1921, ,221,7O for
the fiscal year to date, s79,25 1899 ,25.
The balances in the United States
Treasury to-day, at the hour of closing,
were as follows: Special deposit of le-
gal tenders for tie redemption of certi-
Acates OF deposit, $36,755,OOO; coin (n-
cluding coin certificates to the amount
of s3i,241, ,80O0 s71,746,145; out
standing legal tenders, .S471, 1921, ,220;
currency, SS,363,l9