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Wall Street Turns to the Treasury.

WHAT SECRETARY WINDOW WILL DO TO RELIEVE
THE TIGHT MONEY MARKET.
Money in New York is a little tight 1t is
lending on call at a pretty high figure. AS is
always the case under such circumstances. Wall
street turns to the Treasury department for re-
lief 1t is urged that the Secretary of the Treas
ury issue call for outstanding bonds Secretary
Window has considered this request. but has
not decided in what particular way he will grant
1t. 1T is pretty well determined that call will
be issued, but when and for what outstanding
bonds has not been determined upOn There is
certaniynO obstacle to the government paving out
money now in the redemption of its obligations
Inc surplus revenues amount to about $3.50. co.,
UGO Against this is the payment of s21 900 OOOfOr
bonds already called, and which will have to be
made in October next. That would leave about
Sl29, OOO, 600 in surplus. But the revenues pile
up at the rate of about eight or ten million
day. SO even subtracting the sol 600 OCO then
due there will still be in surplus in October about
s145, 0OO, GOO. 1t has been stated that the Sec
rotary would either have to buy As or AIS be-
cause the continued fives and skies when called
in are finally redeemed, and cannot there
fore, be used for sinking fund purposes. This
view is Incorrect. They can be redeemed and
applied to the sinking fund. The whole matter
involved resolves itself down to about the con-
clusion that in making his call for bonds the
Secretary will redeem either the fives or skies.
which have been continued at 81 per cent. at
the consent of the holders. Either the five per
cents of 81 or the SKIES of 81 and '63 which are
now outstanding in continuation, at 80 per
cent, can be redeemed. The fives, in the law
authorizing them. require three months notice
to be given before the holders can be called
upon to give them up AS to the skies of
81 there is no such provision The
department can call them at any time, and stop
the payment of interest on them from the date
OF the call. 1t would seem the most likely that
the extended skies, when the time. comes will be
the bonds to be redeemed to relieve the money
market The surplus revenues under the policy
of Secretary Sherman were maintained at fig
ures between Sl25, 900 eco and $40, 000.0 900. So
far this has been the practice Of the present ad-
ministratiOn of the Treasury department.
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The TRAINING SHIP SARATOGA anchored at
New London on the 5th instant.
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G. NJ. WILSON has been appointed gauger for
the 1st district of California.
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THE UNITED STATES STEAMER DISPATCH ha
been ordered to New York, and will be used by
Secretary Hunt in making northern and east
ern tour of the navy yards.
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Fire in TEXAS

GALVESTON, TEXAS. Sept. Fire on Sunday
night destroyed the barn of Walter Caruth. five
miles from town, consuming 1900 bushels of
corn, a lot OF hay oats and millet and 20 head of
horses and mules. Loss between $1,000 and
So 600; no insurance
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. SAFE DEPOSIT co.
CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

OFFICE OF RIGGS Il CO.,
" WASHINGTON, d. c., LIST Sept, 1881.
We announce, with deep regret the decease. the
path ulto., of our senior. Mr.. Geo. W. Rigvs. The
business viii be continued under the same firm name
In Washington and New York. Mr.. T. L. RIGGS has
to-day been admitted to membership in the firm Mr.
ALEXANDER ELLIOTT: for many years connected
with our New York house. has interest in the bust
ness from this date RIGGS 4 co. sl-lw
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DUY THE BEST!

KNICKERBOCKER, BIBB's. NEW BALTIMORE
AND SILVER PALACE. SECTIONS GRAND
HEATER. PARLOR sun and ten other LATROBES Of
Bat makes TO select from Coz, Whitem An Co. Is Gel
4ANGES and HEATING STOVES and FURNACES.
PLUMBING, TIN ROOFING. JOBBING, &c.
STOVE REPAIRS, &c.
Prices alvsss low terms favorable. any other
hOuDe In the city We warrant to give entire sasfac
I'm. JNO. MORAN,
2l26 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
l28 9rH STREET NORTHWEST.
Connected 10 Telephone Exchange. s6-1m1p
M YOU WANT A RANGE, LATROBE OR FUR
mace cal It GARTRELLS Stove Store, SIS TIN street
blSyeen II and northwest. LAtxobenI Furnace and
Ranges RepaiEed. al6-Sm
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vennOr In TOWu.

HE is UNEQUAL. TO TALKING ABOUT THE WEATHER
To-DAY-CAN'T DO JUSTICE To THE SUBJECT
HIS VIEWS UPON THE MOSQUITO.
The name of Henry G Vennor and wife Nom
treal, is written i'm firm hand across the regis
ter at the Arlington. STAR reporter sent up
his card to the distinguished prognosticator of
weather this morning, and in reply received a
note in the same firm hand. saying: IAN in a
peculiar position here and would rather not say
anything about the weather. Nav call on YOU
to-day. IA. G.. NENNoR." 4 ray of light broke
into the reporters mind after reading this note
several times, and he came to the wise conclu-
sion that the Prophet" meant that
he did not want To be interviewed An
inquiry of the hotel clerk az to the
habits of the distinguished Canadian developed
the fact that he eats regularly. Mr.. Nennor
is about 80 years of age. and slightly built. He
wears a long, dropping sandy moustache
dresses in white flannel coat and checked trou-
sers, and has an aesthetic" air. lie lisps Just
little. and talks with the accent and infections
OF voice peculiar to Canadians. Mrs yennor is
stout pleasant looking lady. The weather.
wise prophet was thiss morning bending his
intellect to the subject of mosquitoes. These
children of song and suction are almost unknown
in Montreal. They have bothered Mr. and Mrs
Nennor very much since they have been here
so much IN fact that they this morning had their
rooms changed to the other side of the house.
Mr.. Nennor, il is understood. will remain here
some time. He is experimenting the publica-
ton OF book in Philadelphia.
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The Markets.

The Markets.
d. sesona seres pasf s SSnsS
ssk; do; new ten-forties. 5eh bid to-day
na S Foa Sept suetHsssra mid
do family. 7ssasS city mills super. s.oas. -
brands 500 Paiaps s family. So vi %he slH
southern steady; western higher closing strong
southern red l.aal .a6; do amber l4Oal .46; No. 2
l.4;sal.471l; December. l5Oa. Corn. southern
d. S seox essss western %ised
ans seRts%se 81. s s SSosSoes
mixed Ssa, u 4sa5; pennsylyania. 5Oa5s Rye quiet
ssylvania and Maryland, EoOasl.o. Provisions
Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed. So and l0zs Bacon-shoulders. 90: clear
RIO p,,,,s sides L. Hams l4al5; Iard.retined u.
al6. Petroleum dull-refined. "a. Coffee quiet
Rio cargoes. ordinary q fair. leal2A. Sugar
to Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton, 3-lea d.;
Hour. Is per barrel; grain: 4a4hd. Receipts
Gcs Sas Saerss o She:t ss SSsne
bushels. Shipments wheat. A. $50 bushels: corn.
l9.479 bushels. Sales-wheat, 1884, S6 bushels;
NEW YORK. Sept 7.-stocks firm. Money.
4a5 Exchange-long 4ssx; short. 1884. Gov
NEW TS SRst s sna firm our steady and quiet
Wheat Aaz cent higher. Corn za1 cent higher.
LONDON. Sept. Z 1870 pm-C Z,
and Great Western first mortgage trustees GER
tificates. 53L: Atlantic and Great Western
seconds. 90 Erie, AN; do second consols los.
New York Central, I4SI. Illinois Central, l;s3z.
Pennsylvania Central, 66K. New York, Ontario
and Western, By. Milwaukee and st. Paul COM
mon, 49,
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York to-day at 230 pm, as reported by II. H.
Dodge. of $50 18th street. by speciai WIRE.
western Union, Ssh; New YORK Centrai,
142,s; Lake Shore, 123A: Michigan Central,
91s; New York. Lake Erie and Western, ga: do.
preferred, 81; do seconds l0lk; Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western. lz5z: New Jersey Central
81s; Delaware and Hudson. lU q: headlng. Dh;
Northwestern. l24x: st. Paul, llS7s; Wabash
and Pacific, a. dc. preferred. G,s: Union Pacific,
12ll: NJ. X. and T.. 39s4: Hannibal and st. yo..
ZOO do preferred, 1l4h: Ohio and Mississippi 39k:
Pacific Mail 49,: &C and c., Sa2l u; Northern
Pacific common, 3s: do. preferred, 81, Il; San
Francisco common, ~ do. preferred. Il; Central
Pacific, 60k Rock Island. 1854; Chesapeake and
Ohio. 6xa365S: Louisville and Nashville 81: Nash
vile and Chattanooga, rs; Ontario and Western.
94; Illinois Central. l2s5s: Canada Southern, 63X:
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, ia; Denver
and Rio Grande. 69k; st. Paul and Omaha.
4O4; do. preferred. l03k: C. C. c. and l. s.:
Erie and Western. Eh: Col. Coal, 6S Texas
Pacihc. 5Ssf; Texas Pacific L. G.. 76xas6k
Closing Government Bonds-Gs, l0l ,SalOlk: SIS
seE I9lal@A; ne reg- Iaall3k: &c reg.
l1sxallsf; coupon. nsxsllsx.
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"GARFIELD AvENUE."-Residents in the vi
cinity Of Meridian Hill have started paper on
its rounds for signatures, petitioning the au-
thOrities to open an avenue on the crest Of
Meridian Hill, from 14th street to 10Th street. to
be known as Garfield avenue. 1t is proposed to
make the avenue memorial worthy of its
name; to have the slopes of the hill parked, and
to make the avenue an attractive drive. It's
commanding position would give view Of the
entire CITY.
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HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,

HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
317 NINTH STREET.
AAyE AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS IN ALI.
THEIR LINES.
FURNACES, RANGES, LATROBE STOVES,
SLATE MANTELS.
CRATES, sc.
SANITARY INSPECTION AND THE REMODEL
ING AND MODERNIZING OF DEFECTIVE
PLUMBING IN CITY RESIDENCES is MADE THE
SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR BUSINESS.
"we give Favorable Estimates for New Construc-
tons in all our branches. 81
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INSURANCE.

COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
" 1924 F STREET.
TRUSTEES.
JOHN A. BAKER. FRFD'E r NcGJ1pr
IhOS j. fIShEh BRAISARD II. WARNER
nOb'I l. FILMING, GEO. II. Il. WHITE,
CHAS. G. GLOVER,
HENRY A. WILLARD President
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE Vice President
Fl. K. WILLARD, Secretary ~
Insurance against all Loss by Fire at reasonable
seees- jy9-6m
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BIDS WERE OPENED in the office Of the super
vising architect of the Treasury this morning for
roofing the dome Of the United States court
house and post office building at Philadelphia. as
S9775O; Dwight & HOyt, Springfield. Mass,
$4,000; Stewart Il Steavens. S115 42l Haugh.
Ketcham & Co., of Indianapolis S62 .672 SO The
award will probably be made to Messrs Dwight
& HOyt, the lowest bidders
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A LETTER WRITTEN BY SITTING BULL, or
rather at his dctation, to of the interpreters
at Standing Rock agency has been forwarded to
the Indian bureau. In this letter Sitting Bull
expresses himself as very well pleased with the
treatment he has received. and says he wants to
remain at Standing Rock agency. The War de-
partment has not yet given the Indian bureau
any information as to what is to be done with
Sitting Bull.
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PATENTs.-Only one patent was issued for the
District of Columbia for the past week. 1t was
issued to Joseph G. Hester. fora pen holder, who
assigned fOrty-fiye one hundredths of his interest
to j. Lansburg. of Washington. Vim. H. Mel
son and P. H. WeadOn, of Alexandria, Va, OBJ
tanned a patent for whell toy.
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ANOTHER OPERATION ON SENATOR HILLS
MOUTH.-A delicate surgical operation was per-
formed at the Jefferson Medical College in Phil
adelphia yesterday, by which Senator Hill, of
Georgia, was relieved of troublesome growth
of fungus on his tongue and throat. Prof S.
d. Gross performed the operation, the Senator
having been put under the influence of ether
A small piece of the tongue and the glands in
the floor Of the mouth were removed thus Civ
ing entire relief from the trouble. After ten
days further treatment at the hospital Senator
Hill, accompanied by his family, will start for
Atlanta.
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ELECTED TO SUCCEED HIS FATHER.-The board
Of directors of the National Bank of the Republic
to-day elected Mr.. Charles s. Bradley cashier to
ill the vacancy occasioned by the death of his
father, the late Chas. Bradley.
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NEW YORK, Sept. THE governing com
mittee Of the Stock Exchange has ordered the
suspension of business tomorrow, in accordanc,
with the governors proclamation naming a da,
for prayer for the Presidents recovery, and tin
Exchange will be closed.
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HENRY WISE GARNETT
ID ATTORNEY-ATLAw,
No Columbian Law Building, 5th ST., bet. d and E,
sep6-6m, Up WASHINGTON D. C.
~ ii. MILLER
Ne Attorney at Law
Has removed his office to Rooms 6 and g. Guntrn Law
building, Louisiana avenue, City Hail. jy25-3m
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-16
STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
An Aged Baptist Preacher Found Dead
in GraysOn County, with the Ap-
pesraDce Of Having Been Mur-
der, d-Biind Asylum closed
for the Holidays Murder
Trial at Palestine
Court Decisions
Etc, Etc.
Sherman .

Special to the Herald.
sherman June II Rev. George r, Kayler,
a Baptist minister, s5 years old, living near
Kentuck town. in this county, was found
dead in his field near his house. Appearances
point to hi, having BEEN murdered. Se' eral
bruised d aces " ere found on his head and,
body, and suspicion )lnted To JOnn Gun.er
A man whom Kay lOr owed thirteen days
work, and refused 10 pay because Gunter re-
went to work for Lewis Melton VINO testified
that Gunter on one occasion said thht kayler
would regret his reiu al to pay hlm. on an
other that 'Kayler would suffer tor not pay
man was found dead, he remarked th't Oh
man Kayler would be found dead in his hrid
some day " Gunter was seen going toward
Kayler's house, about two hundred yards frotn
where the body was fund, and tracks found
going to and from the bony NJ Gunler's
Shoe. The examining physician sayas
the bruises would not have caused doath, and
gave IS his opinion hat he came to his death
from appopieXy Gunter was bound over In
the su m of only 500 to await me actlon or IN the
q and Jury, al d in default of bail was 'iled.
Tine general i'm preston is that he is guilty.
CAIds are out for two We eddl. gs a TINS place
tomorrow night. A prominenC druggist, ana
q tobacco and igar dealer are the victims.
The Munden-Johhso1c case ST II excitrs cor.
siderable int est, and the case OF THEFT against
the woman Vas concluded to-day.
She was hid to await a requisition frcm the
vernon If North Carolina IN the sum OF 5.UO
and paced under guard until morning, when
she will be tried on writ of hAbeaS corpus.
Mund,n w.ived examination be ore
the justice in the adultery Case and gave bonn
in tue SUN Of $500. The case oil tue state .alnst
MIN WIS continued until ma 2ith OF tul
mon'h in order to obtain documr nts from
North Carolina to prove there 10 no charge
against him in that state. He gave bond for
S5OO
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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Mckinney, June Am. NJ. Benge, eS-
county clerk of this county, died last night OF
cholera morbus, and was buried by ne Ma
sonic fraternity. Mr.. Benge mas he'd The Of
llce of district and county clerk the greater
part of tn time sincs the war, ana o ma.t in
our county was more generally AMI iaVorsoly
kno,on TRe funeral procession was ne e
l..or seen at Mckinney, and the S I'd mar
mur of regret at the irrep rable loss ls up II
the lips of every one you meet. He eleayes q
wife and three children to mourn ~ IT. loss ol
a kind and ailectlonate husband and father.
There is considerable sickness through the
county, but so far IL has not proved fatat.
Our street commits siOners aie having some
good work done on our streets to-day They
surely net lhr che ers, it has bsen needed
so long. Ii they will just stick TO II we Will
keep them in Office as long as tney i've
Miss Matte Buiford, OF Dallas, is visiting
our ci V, and the young folks are determl Gu
to make her visit pleasa.t one.
Mrs Rhun gave Miss Matte an Ice cream
party last night Quite number OF young
folks were gathered together, ana The evenlug g
was one of pleasure and el jOymeDt.
IL tr ct court will commence on next Mon
day.
We have one man In jail that Ia over seven-
ty wears old, charged with horse-steaiing,
there being three or four Indictments against
him in this county and several in Clark coun-
ty. ,,.,.r
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NEW izA sSpSEiIRE,
Promise OF High scnsntiOn Over
The Question of BIectcng U. y,
Senator

Promise OF High Sensation Over
The Question of Blect.ng U. -,
Senator.
Concord, N. II =, June II. In the republican
caucus held last night for the purpose of uom-
lnalng csndidae fcr The United states
senate, Mr.. GREEN'S resou ion to proceed
to :he election a of senator to-day was
carried, amid much discussion OF an animated
chsrac er, several member participating.
Mr.. Green declining 10 Withdraw his resolu-
ton, Messrs. Stevens, Harrison, MaIsion
and Chan d Ter refused to vnte for or Il aiLsti 1t.
1he latter declared it's author took the respon-
siblllty Of u1VidiI the purity in sections ON q
question Of Law and not If psrty. The reso-
luton passed without dirse t, Tho nom
election members refrairirg from voting. 1t
was finally carried 10 meet This morning at 10
O'Clock to nominate a candidate for senator.
The proceedings OF the caucus made a decided
sensation In political eli cues, and The probable
ac ion .fthe houre Today was the theme Of
excited discussion AT the caucus TO be held
this morning, Mr.. Rolling will probably he
nominated and "Cnyen ion of oilers and
non-tlection men held, and their choice will
be determined in joint convention before the
increase caused by the recent admission Of
members. The non'elect,onists required 81
votes to unite with the democrats ana defeat
an election; out now as Al Out 40votes arc nj ed
ed for that purpose, their Is promise OF d high
sensation.
The .epnblicans met in &c ession this morn.
ing.
Mr.. Robinson, of Concord, moved that
when a. jOurnm mt was made, 10 Ds TO meet
directly after the morning Session OF the legis-
lsturr. Re explained hat on C nsuiCatiou
wi h his trai ds, It YVES b, ST NJ t TO make the
nomination. OF senator before May, The ques-
tion whether %n election should take place or
not wRs decided by thr legislature.
MI. Green alsO sapi o. teu l. Is view, 1t was
stated b. Eunber th9t If no nCm nation was
made tnis morning and the legiS ature u, Cided
to elect, he disaff1t;ed members VII abide
by tll acllun, and go INTO caucus TO make a
nominal on.
In the house thc majority report of the jndi.
ciary CONN ittee, relating 10 "a elyCtion of q
United States senator, came up, the que tion
being IN the pas age of jhe res OluJi i hat the
g eG,lOu he pnstntned until the Zt legisla-
ture The To- enO' n was o. Cu led in ditcu S.
ing thisq qu elton No vote b ing reach at
the hour Of 40 jour- ment, the senate by a vote
of IA to 10, diciuru 10 elect a SET ator
A vote for Ulited tltes fena tor was I ken
in the S. ale roo IN to-day with tie tCllowil &
result. ii Rollins 7, Harry Bingham 8, Isaac
n Bio gett 2, j W Patterson 3, W j Bugss 3
Frank Jones l, Charles Door J., AlOpz0 II
Quint /, Bambusde Waldlegh /, Charles
Barnes |, Aaron L S evens /.
In The asse - bly, v t. WAS taken upon the
resolution of the m jOrity report of the juGic-
ry Committee, that Tie eCti0n be postpnn-
ed until the next ]. g,s ature and it was p ss-
d. ! lie vote ou the amendment was 10 test
the same. Fifty mine repub leans yyted nay
with the democrats.
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waco.
Special % the,,Herald.
W.co, June X 1.-THE fire which, eLe .r o"t
In this city last night was an extensive Due

Special % the Herald.
W.co, Junelh -rThe fire which, brS :" ONT
In this city last night was an extensive Nue.
The losses willl aggregate twenty-five ., ors.
and dollars. Tho origin ofthe fire Is Hol t.'.
tainly known, but as it was discove' ru H he
prOcely AID confectionery of M. MoLs..u., an
Italian, the doors of whose establishment.
were found open, there aie con-
nictng opinions as to the precise
nature Of its origin, The water works were
negligent, for the 1rst time, how, yer, in not
having IL stem, to which TACT may be attT1b-
uted q greater share Of the los OF a majority OF
the buiidil gs. All of them were fraIne struc-
lures and could have been saved. The losers
are j 4 Sc twl lcks, g l. WiSbuct, A Baeken,
William Camerou,W w Whitaker William
FREY q Whitaker, ID # Davis, Ripley JaI-
ney, Al Stewart, NJ Noote, ) W Mcdonald.
Ground, Weibusch Blackmond,
j Bolton, Prestige Lockridg-,
and Kopschal, The losses are
sustained DatAeen the following cOmpa-
nies. North German, LiverpoJ ami London
aud Globe, Queen, PhOenly, National, Home,
Springfield. Fire Association OF New Orleans,
In. uranee Association and the ST. Paul repre-
sented by j. G.. Horrison Downs fort, >.
IS. Winslett & jackson a hlllough'
Several accidents, but none
Of them serious, occurred TO members Of the
fire companies while eugsged in their siren
itous but futile efforts 10 save pr perry Inc
flames did their work Of de tructiOn IN the al
most Incredibly short time OF iorty-hve
minutpR
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-16

NeV Ins, Jane l4.-The Eemi-anpual
drawing ofthe Louisiana state Lottery TOO
place to-day. The principal prizes drawn
wtreas folloWs.-- a. ,s4s drew slOl,stO; cold ct
SOM rylile, Tern Number 50G3l drew st0-
O00; cold in New York and q nciDnau. Num-
Der IS ans drew 500 o: cold 10 New fOrE CITY.
Rumher I.gN dfeN 0.On sold In New GOik,
Br sOklyn, end Mafkeville, LOuifiaua. Num-
bsf % fo7 drew slO go; sOld in New ORLEANS,
ew York, ard quincy. Illinois. The follow
ing numbers drew s5o,i 90 each: ll,Gl9, sid in
Chicago, New York. aud ncnald sof v lie,
soliin Cincinnsti and New York; O., ,4Sl, sold
IN = TuuIsL