The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-20
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hours AFTER inc ere" Was tlchcu Up oS
the Emma Augusta.
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NEw YORK. June i9.-Thc San
says: Klive. of the firm Of Dshleman
/ Co. who borrowed one hundred
thousand dollars on the credit of the
firm, and confessed today having lost
it IL unfortunate speculation, dec'atr1
that amuun, would hot affect the firm.
He says he did not take any money to
Europe ard did not run away. bnt sim
ply went for pleasure. aud returned
when he heard the firm was in diff
Guilty, and understood that he had
lost the money in mining stocks. On
the contrary the World says: Klive
says he has brought back the one hun
dred thousand dollars which he Dor
rowed. less one thou sand dollars travel
ing expenses.
The Times Washington special says
The Treasury Department having is
sued nearly thirty-three million dollars
in subsidiary silver coins and thirteen
million dollars in fractional currency.
this being tine ascertained amount now
outstanding. but little more than four
millions of dollars in silver remain to
be issued to complete the FIVE million
dollars authorized by Congress AS tho
minimum amount of silver coin and
fractional currency to be outstanding
at one time after the remaining tour
millions have been issued Silver coins
will only be issued in exchange for
fractional currency presented for re-
demption. During the period that the
issue Of dollar and two dollar notes,
which suspended one bank a. Washing
ton. there were presented two hundred
thousand dollars in these denominations
for redemption. and to-day o letter was
received by the Treasury Depart
ment from st. Louis bank asking If
bills Of a large denomination would
be exchanged for one and two dollar
notes The facts show whatever in
convenience has been experienced by
the public from scarcity of small notes,
is due to the boarding of these notes by
banks, rather than to any temporary
suspension Of their issue by the Trea-
sury Department.
NEW YORK, June l9.-The 7ribnne's
Washington special says Congressman
Docking denies that the President Of
fered him sn Office.
The Times says that by the new rules
adopted by the Grand Union Hotel. at
Saratoga. whereby no Israelite will be
admitted, the well.known banker. Jas
Seligman. was sent away Wednesday.
after having spent the summers there
for ten years. The proprietor said. in
explanation. that business at the hotel
was not good last year for the reason
there were large numbers Of Jews there.
Hilton came to the conclusion that the
Christians did not like their company,
and that for that reason Stunned the
hotel He resolved to run the Union
on different principles this season. and
gave his instructions to admit no Jews.
Yesterday. an informal meeting Of Sell
igmsns friends and acquaintances WAS
held TO consider what action is desira-
bic under the circumstances.
A European telegram says that sew
eral correspondents have been shot as
spies. This was because seven Rus
slams and English were found in the
Russian camps.
Basba Baxouks have insui,ed several
English and Ame ricans
A correspondent. of the HtraI at Ba-
taum .elegrsphs thu, the Turks yester-
day fred on French vessel which was
trying to erter that pert. The consul
has demanded an explanation and
apology for the insult 10 the flag
Edward IAnterhack, counsel t. the
bankers, will occupy the chair at mass
meeting to be called at an early day.
Judge Hilton says III defense. that
Seligman is no, Hebrew. bus he is Jew
ia trade sense Of the word, Ard the
class Of Jews he represents. while they
Are no, forbidden 10 come To tae Grand
Union. are not encouraged to come.
The proprie,ors have good reasons for
this Discrimination. The great secret
OF Se.ismsn'. presen. public hostile at
;i,ude. judge Hilton finds it easy tn
account for. The house of 4. T. Stew.
art formerly did = srea. deal of its for
eisu banking business through Seliy-
mans firm and nearly all Of their for
eiSn bills Of exchange we're purchased
there bu. finding good and sufficient