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, 1879-03-09

THE FOUR PER GENT CERTIFICATES.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 8.-The Secretary
Of tile Treasury has issued i circular calling at
tcntion to the 4 per cent rcfunding certificates
Of the United States to be issued under the pro-
visions Of the act OF Congress approved Feb. g,
1870, entitled, " "An act to authorize the issue OF
certificates OF deposit in aid OF the rcfunding of
the public debt" Each certificate will be OF
tho denomination OF $40, will be made nearly OF
the form and size of the United States note, and
will bear on it's face and back the conditions Of
its issue. Such certificates viii be
SOLD Fol. LAWFUL MONEY
at par and accrulng interest to date OF purchase,
by the Treasurer OF the United States at Wash
ington and BY the Assistant Treasures at Bos-
ton, Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Philadcl-
phia, st. Louis, and Sau Francisco, and the
Treasurer OF the United States at Washington
and Assistant Treasurer at New York will also
receive in payment drafts in favor OF themselves,
respectively, drawn on New York, which will b.
collected. and the excess, if any, returned to
the dcspositor6.
Tic Secretary of the Treasury will also ac-
cept III payment certificates. Of deposit Of
National banks specially designated to receive
titicatcs will not be delivered until the certiG-
cate OF deposit issued By the bank has been paid
for by Treasury draft or by deposit Of
LIKE Aa1OUST
with the Treasurer or some Assistant Treasurer
OF the United States, Or until United States
bonds OF an equal amount arc substituted in
their stead.
All National banks, upon comolying With Sec.
$751; Revised Statutes OF the United States, are
invited to become financial agents Of the Gor-
ernnlcnt and dcDositorics Of public moneys az
cruing from such certificates. Money received
BY depository banks for such certificates will re-
mali: on DEPOSIT with said barSs subject to tat:
order OF the Treasurer Ut the United States, and
calls for the redemption Of bonds issue from
time to time, as the Secretary NAV direct. All
banks, bankers, Postmasters, and other public
officers, aud all other persons are in
vltcd to aid in placing these certih-
Gates They can make their arrangements
through the National banks for the deposit OF
the purciasc-noncy. Commissions will be al
lowed on the purchase Of these certificates as
follows: On an aggregate Of $1,000 and not
exceeding Si03.000 in any Que calendar month,
X Ut per cent, anti any amount exceeding
$icU 003 in like period commission OF Il of l
1,cr cent on the excess, and parties purchasing
1T one time 81 600 OF more Of certificates will be
entitled to rcccaye thcul
FREE OF CHARGE FOR TRANSPORTATION.
Thu certificates will be ready for delivery
, 1879-03-09

RESULT OF INTERVIEWS WITH ILLINOIS Demo-
CkATS.
SpeciaE Dispatch to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c., March SIN the course
of 4 series OF interviews on the Presidential
question. the Illinois Democratic Congressman
are reported to hare expressed the following
views:
Robert II. Knapp, Eleventh District, e1-
pressed the belief that Tilden is the coming
man. He thinks that circumstances point to
him as being unquestionably the best man in
the nation for the position.
William u. Springer, Twelfth District, thinks
the Democratic nomination rests with Thurman,
Bayard, Tilden, or Hendricks. As to the invcs-
tigation Of the cipher dispatches. he docs not
think Mr. Tildcn is in the least injured, but, on
the other hand, it has been great help to him.
In his opinion, had not the cipher dispatches
been investigated. Mr.. Tildcn's nomination
would have been impossible. The Investigation
brought his nomination within the possibilities.
His nomination, it might be said, depends upon
I how New York goes,
! John P. Eden, Fifteenth District, has no
naturcd opinion. Since the publication Of the
cipher dispatches and the tcstimonyof Mr.. Til
den, he thought it was not improbable TINT
TfLDEN WILL BE NOMINATED.
Mr.. Tilden's testimony helped him greatly.
His (Eucn'h) choice was Hendricks.
Sparks, Sixteenth District, says the Demo-
cratic nominee must be Thurman. Since the
last Investigation Mr.. Tiidcn's stock has in
creased. This feeling, he thought, has gone out
toward Mr. Tildeu, in the West especially, and
makes his Strength much greater. Yet he
thought the West was solid for Thurman.
Morrison, Seventeenth District, declined to
converse, as he did not know anything about
the matter, and. moreover, the time for the
nomination is too far ahead.
HartzeL Eighteenth District, is OF the opin-
ion that the fight fur the Democratic nomination
is between Thurman and Hendricks. In the
West it looks that way. Hc declined to express
an opinion relative to Mr. TilLen's chances
further than to say that future questions
might affect him one way or the other
Richard ". Townshend, Nineteenth District,
preferred not to express an opinion as to the
probable Democratic nominee. Hc was inclined
to think that Tildc1 will not be nominated, aud
that he has but 4 small following in the South
or West. The investigation had not affected
him in the estimation OF Democrats, so far as
his integrity is concerned, but sound policy lic-
tates That the nominee should be some other
man.
, 1879-03-09
The Upper MISSOURI,

YASKros, D. T., March S.-The Missouri
River opened to-day from Yankton to Fort
Randall, and the ice is running out rapidly.
Three Of the Coulson boats will be launched
from the dock Monday, and these and the bal
ancc Of the fleet will be ready for the seasons
work BY the end OF next week.
Great excitement exists in the upper coun-
try over percmptory order from the Indian
Department removing all wood-choppers aud
rauchmen from the Sioux country. how steam
boats are to be supplied with fuel this season,
and how Government wood and hay contracts
arc to be filled without white men to do tile
WORK. IS an Interesting problem
, 1879-03-09

Special Dispatch to 17e Tribune
WAsHlNGroS, D. c., March S-Wiliam E.
Chandler appears as the Samuel among the
prophets. In published letter he vouches for
the stalwart Rebublicansm of President HAYES,
predicts impending ruin to the Dcmocrac; Us
the result OF persisting in their revolutionary
plans, and declares that Us consequence Demo-
cratic fatuity aud obstlnacy will sound the
kncll OF the Democratic party He refers to an
old statement Ct Murat Halstead that
Hayes was liable to become the most
radical of Presidents, and confidently asserts
that this radicalism is going to manifest itself
in distinct and uncomprotnising veto Of any
effort, whether in all appropriation bill or
otherwise, to wipe out tho safeguards OF cleo
tions, and predicts that Haycs will unite cor
daily with the Republicans OF every grade
in fighting the moInentous battle for vital Re-
publican principles which is to be wa.cd without
intermissfon from the 18th OF March until No
yctnber, 1850. Finally, Mr.. Chandler has no
doubt OF the issue Of the battle lie believes
the extra session will make an end Of the Dca1-
ocratic danger. The greed Of the Democracy
will destroy them. Tile devil IS IN them all, and
their fate will be that Of the crazy herd Of swine
, 1879-03-09

publican on the face of the returns by so larne n
majority that il everything which the Democrats
claimed before the Canvassins Board had beeu
conceded to them, th>z Republicans would still
have been hundreds ahead.
A TRADE.
Tic Blackburn Democrats claim tonight that
they have made I trade with the Grccnbackers
on the following terms: The Grcenbackers to
support the political amendments, and the
Democrats to nominate for Speaker some one
OF the following five, any one Of whom the
Greenbackcrs pledge themselves to support:
Ewing, Ohio; New, Indiana; Blackburn, Ken
tucl1Y; Phelps. Connecticut; Sunset Cox, and
one other. This is one Of the numerous plans
submitted.
DE Ii MATYR.
kspecfal Dispatch to The Tribvne-
INDIANAPOLIS, March S.--Dc La Matvr ls at
home, and, in an interview, expressed I'LL opii1-
ion that the Greenbackers would be able to con-
troll the organization OF the House, although lie
al party rs Speaker. They are not OF sutii-
cicnt experience. His own choice would bc
Gen. Weaver, of Illinois, for 4 Nation
al, but he favors man Of
experience, and would he pleased with Randall,
vino is brainv man, although he is for hard
money. Kelley he wants rs Chairman Of the
Ways and Means. When asked directly, Dc
LII A1atyr said he himself would accept the
SptaSership, but he did not want it. He ayowcd
himself to be thoroughly familiar with parlia-
ability to put them In practice were two dit-
icrent things lie said that his trip through
the South in the interest Of Greenbackism he
found no cases of bu'ldozing, and did not be-
lievc such thing existed. The Republican agi-
tation of the subject lie declared the worst
thing that could happen for the co1orcd man,
and be wanted the whole subject buried for
ever.
IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March S.-William R. Nor
rIsou. member OF Congress from Illinois,
arrived here to-day, and has expressed him.
self very freely about tile contest for
the Speakership OF tic House. He declares
most positively that under no circumstances
will he be i candidate himself; that he Is op-
posed to Randall! and in favor OF Southern
man for tliat position, in order to test the ques
ton whether Southern men can be put into
prominent places with safety to the interests
oi the nation. He regards Mr.. Blackburn, of
Kcntukcy,a ,as brilliant and able man who would
make an excellent Speaker.
The Post and Dispatch, OF this CITY, published
4 strong cditorial this afternoon against Ran
dali, insisting that MI member OF Congress from
this State, or the West generally, can vote for
him without betrayiug the interests of their
people.
Ex-Gov. Throckmorton and Mr.. Giddinss,
members from Texas, are also here en- route
home, and express the opinion that most Of the
Texas members and the Southern delegation
will vote for Blackburn, and that Randall's de-
feat is certain.
, 1879-03-09

and that the changes which the Democrats made
IN the returns from single county were su1ti
c1cnt, If they Were corrected, to take Florida out
OF the list OF doubtful States, auu make 1t Re-
, 1879-03-09

publican on the face Of the returns by so large a
majority that If everything which the Democrats
claimed before the Canvassins Board had beeu
conceded to them, th., Republicans would still
have been hundreds ahead.
, 1879-03-09

Apri1 /, 1870, at which date they will begin to
conversion OF the certificates into per cent
bends.
The Secretary also announces that rs 5000 IS
practicable SO certificates will be issued under
this law similar in form and UPON like similar
conditions to those ADORE described, to be regis
tered on the books of the Treasury in the mama
OF the owner. which name will also be entered
on the lace Of the certificate.
THE FOUR PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the per cent Government
loan, since yesterdays report, aggregate
81, us, 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-09

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-09

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-09

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-09

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-09

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-09

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NOTES OF rnE wHEA.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-09
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
NOTICE.

FWsHE AEEEAL MEETING OF TIVE EznCE-
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SOLE AGENTS FOR THE Balm WAGON
LIGHT

TES EIEcTEgc LlsEv vs. GAS CoNrANISs-The
announcement that Nr. E3iSaa has discovered
-sezas for S5VSiis the electric enrren; iaicEuitey,
tasrSSS nisSias Il possible 10 use electricity for
iSoiiag snail areas, las had marvellous e1ect 10
esiestpe DOVE tie value OF gas Stocks The stock
q tAS ChSTtsres GSs Conpany ~ lo01oa. for ex-
ssaple, las Sen Se-eciSteG IA the gnarke; between
Eve SaG Ssa v2ilitoa dollars. Il we nav trust
si1,esaea; made eetovS rsccnt meeting OF tue
ccnpxzy. Az sn saeij1a sale II gas stock IN New
NSrS esiy The leA ri lNsi October. sAsres OF the
llls last. eroass. giS.. sold Tor ~. SaSrvs Of
the MsaaxJtan CoUpsey that sOli ter 9oOss in Sep
,ez1SS- Nsut for lESi Whether this enormous
t4iiiez OF in vslus in six weeks 5 10 Be charged
t-<s - The tear ~ cicctTc npSttOn does not sp
par -; sv3e1siy the lsuser part Of il Is, for
similar teciiae Is noticeable iu other places
pa s=-sssr FN-sasslA-s ooaeeraa=g NsSEissoas vou-
esrf t-vs-ss, refer yo1 - tas >csas1e American
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The bark Vidstte arrived at Madison
yes.erdsy. in t0w Of the Ruby, where
ssbe will losd luober.
MrSL MAXWELL the founder Of the
lSrsLLIasScRR. consemplstes to o.
tsbIishment Of = weekly newspaper at
Steilscoom.
The following we're elected officers Of
the Eaphronesn Society. at the Univer.
si.y. on Friday evening. Dec. 5th. 1879:
President. Nudge Denny Vice Presi.
dent. Eva Lombard: Secretary, Anna
Manning; Treasurer, Della Phelps ;
Marsha. Addie George.
Jimmy Hicks. the bootblsck, while
10 fit last evening. fell from Yesler's
wharf into the bay. and would hsvs
drowned bad it not been for the timely
assistance of two men on the stsamer
Addie. After Jimmie wss on deck, he
kicked. bit. and fought wildly until bic
Ct was over.
While racing out Of Victoria barbor
one day last week. the opposition
steamers v ,lson g Hunt snd Enterprise
collide,i. the latter being somewhat
damaged thereby. Tbs passengers on
board the boats were greatly frightened,
snd for . time serious slsfm was felt by
theu and by their friends on shore Tor
their personal safety.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-09

EHanrs.-Within very brief period
the sxistenes Of shrimps in Esquimalt
and Victoria hsrbors in large quaint
ties wss unknown. A few were always
taken about the whsrv. AT. sold 10
the restaurants at 81 . pound q .
rarity. 6inos operations began on
Speecss rock and at Shosl point The
discovery he's bsen msds that che bar.
Dor il ''slivs" With Shrimps. which
gather IN thick shoals about the rocks
and luxuriate q The kslp. Fine, large,
fst follows. some afe three inches long,
are csught in great numbers every d.y
By mesns OF clasp sets sunk in ten or
twelve feet Of water. Lnndoners pro
fess to trace . rcssmblaoce between the
shrimps taken here and the English
prawns; bit the furry back Of the lat
ter does not exist on the former, which
80 identical ia every respect with the
shrimps caught In the Gulf Of Mexico.
and imported here and sold 9. 80 cents
per can. 10 Esqumalt harbor, We are
told, shimps are o numerous - in Vic.
toris harbor, and a. easily taken. In
disps never ate Or gathered shrimps
for some reason. which fact will pro.
badly account for their existeoce in
quantities remaining Unknown for 80
many years Most people boil shrimps
in salt and water. A friend advises
that little salt be thrown over the
morsels.sn that they be steamed until
they turn red. when they are ct f'r the
taLle.-Victer!s Coloaia.