Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-29
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w WASHINGTON, May ZotQ.-Ile
following circular has been issued
by the Treasury Department: Hold
ers of called bonds which mature
before the first of July next, are re-
quested to send them to the De-
partment for payment during the
month of June. In this way hold
srs of such bonds will receive pay
ment for them with interest to ma
turity before the bonds mature.
The very large payments of called
bonds to be made in July will fully
occupy the different officers of the
Department in that month, and
preference in the order of liquida-
tion will be given to maturing
bonds rather than to bonds past
due, the holders of which have
failed to present them for payment.
All United States bonds forwarded
for redemption should be addressed
to the "Loan Division" Secretary's
office; and all registered bonds
should be assigned to "The Secre-
tary of the Treasury for redemp-
tion." When parties desire checks
for registered bonds drawn to the
order of any one but the payee,
they should assign them to the
Secretary Of the Treasury for re-
demption account of owner or
owners. giving the name or names
thereof.
As It is impossible to notify di-
rectly holders Of such called bonds,
tho press of the country is respect
fully requested to give publicity to
this notice that there may be no
delay in the payment of the bonds,
and that an accumulation of money
In the Treasury may be avoided.
[Signed. JOHN SHERMAN.
Secretary.
safe Of Certificates.
WASHINGTON, May 2Sth. The
following was issued by the Treas
ury Department to-day: "After to-
day no more certificates will be
sold by the Treasurer of the United
States over his counter, nor will
any be furnished by him to public
officers for sale Ia this city or Bos.
ton, New York, Philadelphia OF
Baltimore. The Secretary desires
the rem ainjer OF the certificates un.
sold to be distributed as far as prao.
tlcable among Postmasters bonded
for their sale at places other than
those above mentioned"
New YORK, May 2s.-The annual
report of the Directors of the Pa.
clfic Mail Company shows the
earnings for the year ending April
3Oth to be $4,O54 $50. 73, and the ex.
penditures, So, 652, 745 66, leaving a
net profit Of $401, ,Sl5.07. The LA.
bIlities of the company April 30th
were $2,577,555.7l, and the assets
S. ,026, ,977 20, leaving the amount
of liabilities over assets, $1,555,
578.5l. The decrease of liabilities
for the year are stated at $49S,.
1851.
Italy Demands Permisslon 90 Coin
Flve-Franc Pieces.
New YORK, May Sth.-The Tri-
bune says: The Italian Govern.
ment now demands permission to
coin, within the next FIVE years,
sixty million five.franc pieces.
Italy is one of the five powers
pledged by the Monetary Conven-
tion TO abstain from the coinage OF
such pieces for six years. The
Italian Premier intends to reopen
negotiations for revision of the
Convention Of the Latin Union.
Nosice OF Foreclosures.
NEW YORK, May 29th.-Andrew
J. Dunneil has filed a notice of &C.
ton against the New York Ele.
waited Railroad to foreclose a mort
gage for $4,000, 200.
To wimd UP.
BOSTON, May 2Sth.-The shrink
age Of values OF property has caused
the Scituate Saving Bank to be en-
Joined from doing further business.
The sabbs,b-scmooi Excursion 70
the Yosemite valley.
CHICAGO, May 2Sth.-The East.
ern Division of the Pacific Insti-
tute excursion have been arriving
here for the past three or four days.
This excursion was organized by
the Rev. j. r. Berry, and mum bers
three hundred of the Sunday
school workers from all parts of the
country, bound for the Yosemite
Valley, to attend the Sabbath
school Assembly, beginning June
7th and closing June 18th, after
which the Assembly will hold an
eight days meeting at Monterey.
This assembly Is under the man
agement OF Rev. John HI. Vincent.
The party left Chicago at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning by special
train, and will arrive at Omaha