, 1881-06-14
GEN, JAMES.
A MAN WHO USnEltSr.ASi,S Ills BUSINESS.
Spfflu QiEpItth fl Ihe LIfcaaa Tribune.

A MAN WHO USHt;ltSr.\SDS Ills BUSINESS.
Spfrtt,i Dspdtci' tn The Chicago Tribune.
WAsIIlS0ros, ID. T., .Iunp l:l.-No butter
evidence tEsut tivn. Hratly's administration Of
Ills nltice WIS Mt lpast enormously extruyn-
giant culflu ht tleslrntt than il fund III tic
tn't tlmt P0stilAstui-t;anorll Ju,t,cs ltss
Alrcaly l,pcAl abr, ..wiillout II. my degree
lmparlng the etl!ciel,ey Of the star-r0ula
services, to 1naka reductions which will
amount to nhout S1,0O1.o0 yrar IN tho TX
pclises Of ttlnt class Ut service. 1t Is st,tc ut
tho rost-t'tllre Department tiat mot ole sin-
glc complaint has bcrM received. front my
p'lartcr Infected by thess reductions ti'at ANY
necessary tN,stul servEce or convenience l1,lS
been tnken away. Tie Cnllgrcssl,lun WHO
WERE described by lien. l3rs.y as bcs.ezlng
lin With fnIpUrttlnts t0r tile "1ncreuse "
md "expettltlUM " Ut postal service IN their
respective districts and Suites l,ayu. nut thus
1ar besftyGtl Ur 1mpurtltllph Cell. l1.tly's
successnr, al.d 1t Is declared ut the Dopart-
No COMPLAINTS
have been receyGtl that the postal authorities
nrn ilnlntHtlful Of tna ''press!ly wants Ut Il
rAp!tlly-grwlng empire" III Il wor.t, tho
people everywhere arc apparently satisfied
with their postal facIltIes, n,llt tlIe t;uyern-
1nent Is shvng ut tho rlte Ut St,O0o. .00 IL year.
4 gratifying feature VI thu present 4AdnainLs-
tr,tion Ut the postal scryicp IL tito yGry cot.-
hiderH0lr m'd unexpected ltscfelso t9 tho
postal revenues. Wien tile yeIrly estlnttto
lur the next t'scal year were made, last Nh
venber. It was Thought Tint no pt}stnl
wunld be S:'s.s45.l7l:. lis tvvn,, hNwpyrr,
tlsut tllis Anlnllnt will probably DO greatly
exceeded. Fr0.I StntGlluiht jtlAt completed
by tue Auditor nf tho pU3t-UtllGu Depart
Ment 1t APPEARS tl,at
THH RECEIPTS Fols TIE hin MONTHS .
ended Dee II, 1850, were SIT, .::At. nn IN.
crease of more tl!nli 10 lar cent alll tn.Iicnt-
INK u revenue Ut $:ai,ll7,U37 fir tie current
'se9 sss9 ys1 rer EsS se M rxs s sfi % n S"5t sst
to S%l5ia,7ev 0r alnut $Tai, ,tb0 nI,ru tilnn tho
estimates l,lade lust November. Shnlll, tllis
estimate b. realized. the deficit III THO nUstal
seIslev forthc sSt ycar with.t tktmg in"
only Sl,3iG.!il2, Ftle saving II, tlle star Serv.
Ice ntnIic will amount tn Ill lAast 81 700 UlU.
R1tt tlIat, with tho lslcreuso ot revenue, will
leaye deficit Of 0lly S37attia.
THE APPROPRIATION FOR NEXT YEAR,
inslN4tnK estimated pas!al revenues, Is $40, {,
City fur the etnot!tlls Of April a!d A[ay shaved
Ill Increase Vt IL Der cent. a considerable
SHIRE of tlis tilstestsa u uttrlhute1 to II re-
yersni Ofa farmer ruling of tho Department,
which lwri1tte! the seMtling .thrnu9l, tllo
1l,Rls ns thir1-clnss lnattor Ut documents
purity printed unit partly written, wlliulI weru
n1t IN TUG !satnre0t personal tnrIespOlntrnpr.
It Ia said that advantage llsny he taken Ut this
IeRlllatln to scl,tl large Q!santtlps,uf matter
npon which postage aluu,iId have been paId
III 1ettur rates, Aiut It IL es!tnNtrtt by III. OIL
cur of the Department tliAt, nlt0gether, the
feeutat.on Gus. ths neimrt1nt'nt st,ooo 0Oo,
tho saving effected In the New. York City
l'ost.t)tlica nl0lip, by tie raytrsa! OF the rul.
Lug, ut St ,oo0 a dny.