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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26
THE OLD CLOCK.
By GUY CARLETON.

The old clock croons on tho sun-kissed wall
Tick, took tick, took
The merry second to minutes call;
Tick, took 'Tis morn
maiden sits at the mirror there,
and smiles as she brads her golden hair,
Oh, in the light, but her face 10 fair
Tick, took! tick, tock'
Ear over the sea the good ship brings
iho lover Of whom the madon sings;
From the orange tree the first leaf springs;
Tick, took tick. took
The old clock laughs on tho lowor-dccked wall
Tick, tock tick, took
The rosc-winGcd hours clude their thral;
Tick, took! 'Tis noon!
The lovers pride and his love arc blest
The maiden is folded to his breast -
On her brow the holy blossoms rost;
Tick, took tick took
Oh, thrice thrice long may the sweet bells chime,
Ae cchong this thro' future timel
Still to my heart beats that measured rhyme
Tick, took tick, took
The old clock means on the crumbling wall
Tick, took! tick, took
The drcar years into eternity fall;
Tick, took! lis night
The thread that yonder spider draws with care
Across the glcam Of the mirror there
Seems like the ghost of a golden hair;
Tick, took tick, took!
The sweet bells chime for those who may we'd
lhc neroli-snow crowns many head
o
Tick, took tick, took
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26
Quick on the Trigger.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
reports from Harrodsburg, KY, that
"now' that the evidence is ali in, the
feeling Is growing that Phil. Thompson,
who shot his wife's cousin, ought to he
tried for murder" "Ask," it saws,
'nearly anybody not connected with the
Thompson family what he thinks, and
he will whisper in your ear that Little
Phil ought to be called to account, but
for Gods sake, he will add, don't tell
anybody I said So" The reason of
this is that the Thompson family are
numerous and "quick on the trigger, "
and would probably not brook hostile
criticism, or, for that matter, hostile
verdict. They might not shoot man
for saying that Little Phil ought to be
hanged, but they would soon discover
other reasons for shooting him, and they
would do it in such a way that it would
not be cold-blooded murder either, but
II regular difficulty" Tho great hind
rance to furnishing certain class Of
murders in fact seems to be very much
the same i'll Kentucky as in Ireland
that Is, part of the population sympa-
thizes with tho murders, and those who
Ito not are afraid to let it bo known.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

The superior merits of the
matches having Stevens Patent
Improvements are acknowled0ed
by eUery person wearing them,
Railroad men, and Others re-
curing great accuracy in time
pieces, endorse them, and we
are prepared to show 6y ineon-
testa6Ie proof, that no other
wotch not having these Improve
ments wjW produce such aeeu-
rate results in time keeping.
They are durable, dust-proof,
and reliable, and considerinq
quality, the cheapest wGtck In
the market. Send for our illus
trated catalogue and prices.
j. STEVENS WATCH co.
atlanta, Ga.
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A VERY SAD SIGHT WAS PRESENTED On
Union square, the great theatrical cen.
tire in Now Eork fow days ago. One
OF the best known actors i'll the country
man of culture, refinement and inteIIi.
gence, was indulgiDg i'll what the "boys'
euphonious!y term "tear," and took
great pains to show himself in a very
sorry condition, He has lost n good en-
Sagement and won the commiseration
and sympathy of his friends. however
i'll deserved they may be. 1t is not
strange that strong drink should be SO
much stronger than strong man.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

OJSciclItiotts DUTY.

81 conceive it to be my duty to yo,i
and to the public equally, ,"--wrotc Will
Lotion Hargravc, EST, of tho Wesleyan
Female College, Murirccsboro, n. c., ae
far back as lS5S.-"to state that in Il
constant family use of DR.. Worthington' s
Diarrhoca and Cholera Medicine, ] have
found it of unfniling efficacy While il
is of priceless value in Diarrhoca, Dvscn-
terry and Cholera Infani;lm, it is scarcely
if 1T all, less efficient IN nervous alice.
tions generally, and as an adjunct il
Fever and ASue.' Sell for % and 5C
cents bottle
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Made Il Man OF Him.

Mr.. y. o. WHEELER NJ. % Austin Strcot, Cam.
bridgeport. Mass, makes tho following remark bio
statement On April 81, 1853, ho writes follows:
have boen troubled with kidney disease for nearly twenty
years. Hayo suffered at times with Terrible pains in
back and mbs. 1 used many medicines. but found
nothing reached my until took Hunts ,m"d y.
l purchased a bottle of A. =. Gibson, $50 fremont
Street. Boston, and before had used this bottle
found rolic and continuing its pains and weak
ness all disappeared, and foel like man, with
life and vigor Hunts Remedy did wonders fol
mo. and have no hesitanoy in recommending it to al
afflicted with kidney liver Diseases positive
chat by ITS they will find immediate rclicf Yor
may tins lcttor In any way choose. that tn,
people may know of medicine for the Of al
diseases of kidneys and liver"
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A Washington Story.

The departments were just beginning
to disgorge the great slices of humanity
that they had swallowed in the morning,
l was standing by one Of the great piles
as the mon and women began to come
ont slowly ut the first. The first two or
three, warned by experience, had UNI
brcllas, under which they went jogging
slowly home at clerkly gait. The fourth
was q woman in widows clothing--rather
shabby clothing which had been worn q
long time. She was thin, shrunken, gray
and pale, and seemed broken with a
weight of bad years - n sad memory Of
better days. The carriage of the Secre-
tnry was rolling to and fro before the
big. entrance of the building. His gray
wb:skered colored coachman with diff
Guilty restrained his blooded horses.
The Secretary was signing his name
great many times Oh a great many diff
fercnt documents in his lofty, velvety
office. He might be out in minute.
He might not be out for an hour. Just
rs tho ghostly widow camo slowly down
tho big steps tho fine old coachman
turned his prancing pair toward the ell
trance. The poor old gentleman came
down to the sidewalk with IN evident
difficulty, which spoke of rheumatism.
She was perplexed md puzzled by tho
unexpected rain-storm. She had no
umbrella, and I don't believe she had
car fare. The black angel on the Sec
rctary's carriage spied her as she stood
III the pouring rain, and recognized un-
der all times disguises tho features her
fashionable friends had not seen for
years. It's wonderful what sharp eyes
these good old colorcd "uncles" and
mammies have.
He drove up to the curb ut OF &C, and
leaning over on his perch invited the
poor puzzled woman to get into the
Sccretary's carriage and ride home.
She murmured her address, fortunately
near at hand, and sank back luxuriously
on the soft cushions of the handsome
carriage. Taking all the risks, the fine
old fellow drove carefully yet quickly to
the shabby boarding house, and was
| back long before the Secretary was
| ready for him. I would never have
| known had the loyal old servant not told
me, that tho widows husband was n
| general who was famous when the Sc.,-
rotary was unknown, although | could
have been quite sure that old Thomas
,lrove her carriage when she had one.
| A Shocking Story OF SqualOr.
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\ YOUNG GIRL KEPT WILD AND UNEDI-
GATED IN THE MOUNTAINS.

\ shocking story of ignorance, sulal.
or and poverty is told in a special
dispatch to the Philadelphia Times from
Womclsdorf, Penn. On the northern
slope Of South Mountain, in Mill Creek
Township, Lebanon county lives a
family among whom is girl resembling
, wild woman, and who is kept more
like a beast than human being. The
family consists of three persons. the
father, a son, and the girl in question.
rhcy occupy an old log hut. The girls
mother died when she was child. Her
mind has always been weak, and she
was neglected entirely in every way.
She has not been inside school-room
in all her life. She cannot read or
write. When she secs a person ap-
rroaching her she disappears in the
bushes and rocks on the mountain. Tn
the spring her father cOmpels her to 90
out OH the hill with flock of turkeys.
which she has SO trained that they fol-
low her through the thickets and woods
from morning until night. Kind neigh
bors have several times attempted to
catch the girl when she was out with
the turkeys and care for her, but all to
no purpose. She runs ut the sight Of
person and disappears with the fowls at
her heels. Wheat bread, the neighhors
say, is unknown to the creature; that
her principal diet is corn dodgers and a
sort of paste made of dried rye flour.
Her dress consists of old rags which arc
tied about her body. Headwear and
shoes are unknown to her in her rambles
through woods and mountains. She
has long auburn hair, which she wears
hanging down over her shoulders
There is but one bed in the house.
Stories of most outrageous character
have been circulated about the family.
1t is stated by good authority that a
number of citizens will call the attention
of the proper officials to the case and
have the matter remedied.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26
TO. MORRO W.

r. we he glad or sad, or grave or gay,
If sobs or laughter fill our throats to-day,
What will it matter when light fades to gray
Tomorrow
If we have now or love or bitter hate,
If scorn or pity on our rlcadings wait,
The world will DO the same whate er our fate
Tomorrow.
Fret wo to-day with hearts hot to the core
With kccncst anguish for what comes no MOI
Idle as dust the triles we deplore
Tomorrow.
he GaisCS nod above ouv head,
lnt"usatc sleep wc in our chnrchyard bed
Twill nothing cent how we to-day have hlcd
Tomorrow. s. NJ. GRAY.
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MENsEMAN's peptonized beel tonic, the

HENsEMAN's peptonized beel tonic, the
'nIy preparation Of beef containing its en-.
tire nutritious properties. IL contains blood
making, force. generating and eAsustain.
ing properties; valuable for Indigestion,
dyspepsia, nervous prostratirn, and all
forms Of general debility; a'so, in all enfee-
bled condit ons, whether the result of exs
haustion, nervous prostration, over-wotk or
acute diseases, particularly if resulting from
Co., Proprietors, N. Y. Sold by druggists.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

VISITING BRIToN-Ya-as, Miss Wosa-
hnd-but your politicians-aw-are "
lot of blawsted cads, y knaw. You are
aw-wuled by set of wiotous wascals
whom you wouldn't dwcam of--aw- in
viting to your house. RoSnlind--.True;
but in England you are governed by
persons who wouldn't dream of inviting
YOU to theirs
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26
Bctraylng Themselves,

The majority OF criminals bctlay them.
selves, says an exchange; that is an old
rule on which tho experienced detective
relies for much Of his success IN detect.
mg. The case Of the Partisan diamond
thief is fresh illustration. There is No
class OF property moro difficult Of idrn.
tlficatlon than unset diamonds. and il
the craven-heartod fellow in this instance
had not confessed his crime and revealed
the whereabouts of the property con the
promise Of the officers to set him at lib
erty," it would have been a difficult
task, requiring much time and money,
to establish his guilt. 1t is wisely or.
dercd that knavery and nerve are seldom
found in the same human organization.
The fact that a legal adviser has since
infused little courage into the fellow
confirms rather thnn contradcts the rule.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26
IF and IF.

- II you suffering from poor hrn!th
or longushng bed Of sicknc; 8 t,ke
che r. il you arc simply ling, or if y"u
feel weak and dspritcd, without clearly
knowing why, Hop Bitters will surely
cure YOU"
- If you are Minister and have overta sed yo,rself
with your pastoral duties. or Mother. worn with
care ard work. man Of usinc & or alorer weak
'oncd hy the strain 4 y,u every day d, tbs a
of letters. toilirG your midnight work, Hop
3ittcrs Will surely strengthen yUu."
" II you arc suffcriny from
'rvercatnR or drinking, any
'mdiScreti"n or dissipation.
are urG and growing too
fLs:. as is often the case"
cor if you in the workshop, on ths
firm, at the desk anywhere. and feel
that your system needs cleansing, Ton.
ing or stimulating. " thnut nto1icat'n!;
If S'u a:e old, blood tim and impure.
pulse fcuh'c. Ic:'e; rady. faculties
wal IN Hop Btt"is is what you need to
give uiev Ii q, loHlth and vigor.'
Ii on costivo dysIcptic. tuf.
ferinG from any ether of tho numerous
diseases Of the stomach or howes ii is
your own fnnlt il you remain III.
If !on Il owo.t nr away with any finn
of * lney disease. stop tempting death
this moment, and turn for Il to Hop
BttorS.
II you are sick with Tint tor
rirI' si,he =. Nervousness.
Soi will find Balm in
Gietd" i'll i"p Btters.
II you nrc frntlurnt"r n resident, of
q miasmrtic district, harri, ade your sls.
.em Cninst the scourge of all countries
mnlqria. epidemic. bilious and int mt
tent irvrrs- by the use OF Hop Bittere.
Ifyou have rorg. pimply How skin. bad BREATH
iiop r,ttcrs will 1--WE you fair skin rioh blood tho
,vero I breath and health. $500 will Ie paid .. .
case they will n cure or help.
Thd poor hcdtidden, ,nlid wiio sister, motlor or
daughter. be made tho picture of health by few
Lo.t;rk OF Hon Hitters. costing but Il trinn
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

THE Eureka Nev.) Sentinel pops off n
social truth in this terse style: Nine
tenths of the unhappy marriages are the
result OF green human calves being III.
lowed to run at large in the society pas
ture without any yokss npon them.
Thoy marry aud have children before
they have mustaoheS."
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"OH, yes, said Mrs. Snaggs, "my
sister and myself married soldiers, and
when we want to go off for day and
don't want them to bother us, we Just
get 'cm to talking about their exploits in
the war, and they just sit and talk and
forget al about dinner and never notice
tat we are away. ."--BoSton Post.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

TnE New York World declares that
were George Washington living he would
be Democrat. We are very glad, then,
that he is dead. There nrc too MANY
Democrats -ROrIr&rr ErDr,y.
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Read THIS.

The Amy and Navy Iinim"nt takes the
soreness out OF SPAWN, ringbonc, sp.int or
cur'N ana arrests the growth Cures
collie, era ch"> and other diseases. Good
Tor man or beast For sale by all drugristS
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

R"!igi"n gives part of its reward in hand. tn,
present comfort of having done our duty; auc
for the rest, II offers us the best security tina
Heaven can give. LTillOstOn.
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People may make injuries worse 10y unrcus-
omahl" conduct. by giving way to anger and
SatisiyinE that for the moment. instead "f
thinking what will bC the effect in the future.
-IGCurgC Elliott.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

F'NISHEDI IT,--Florcnce Mnrryat says
That when Dickens was wl:tjng David
Copperlield,' and at t?nc when its
publication in a serial form was ahcut
half completed, an American finn pro-
cured somebody to write n conclusion.
and thus put bogus book on the mar
Get. This version of the story married
David to Agnes rather abruptly. Dick
cns had intended the same Thing. But
when tho news of this audau;ouS pivacv
E:tached him he forthwith introduced
Dora, and made her David's wife with
as little delay as possible.
II is perfectly right and proper for n
man to kill off ell his enemies by con-
erting them into friends.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

He SwoRE.-The Ohio courts sus-
tanned the action Of a telephone com.
pany which removed the instrument from
a customer who constantly swore
through it,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

Fresh air, eXcrri.c c, coed food and DR.. Ben
sons Celery and il mnmi'o Pills will, Whel
rscl together, cure ANY c, 8 of nervousness
SEX headache or indigestion.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

ROBERT BUCHANAN has produced s
drama called "Storm Beaten" He should
dedicate it to Wiggins. -Nc,U Oylca,u
Pic0yune.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

1t stands to reason that sn oil that cannot be
made rancid, and one that has the greatest sol
vent and penetrating powers, while free from
all irritating properties would make the finest
hair oil in the world. Such is Carbuinc.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

l." what atrn'ltltS cannut that mind I'ncl
which Is imp"llcd hy selfish .tyaricc IVngil.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

Open rcbuhc1 arc for magistrate and courts
OF Justice. Private rcbukcs are for friends,
where all the witnesses of the Offenders bushes
are blind and deaf and dumb. Il FClthan.
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LET friendship creep gently 10 II height: if
rush 10 1t, 1t may soon run itself ont Of hrrat
-- Fuller
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

DR.. Eugcr's Vegetable Worm Syrup instantly de
stroyF Worms and removes the Sccretions whist
thnln.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

Nervous dc hllity. the crrse Of the Am,r;
can people, mmc|ia:elv yields to the 1ct;,n
of B owns Iron Bit'e:s
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-26

"t", ioru' NenrS I SrDrrcd agony from I,
Aim di>"uS". Dr. BcHSOu'$ Skin Curr cuI'r,
""."-C. H. Mcdonald, Plantcrsvillc AL
II Il dir 5U,r -.
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Comparison, more than reality, makes men
happy. and can make them wTctrhcd. - Felt
ham.
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Human foresight often leaves its proudcst
p0SsCSSor II choice of evils.
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Ladles d children's boots Il shoes can't run
over II Lyons Patent Heel Stiffeners are used,

Many arc ambitious of saving Grand thin.,s
that IS. of being grandiloIucnt. Eloqucncr il
speaking nilt, Il quality few esteem and fewer
aim at Hare.
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ELM GROVE, &. DR.. G. n. II rhcrEon,
saws Il nr"Sc ibe BRO vn's Iron tiers and
hnd 1t sll It il recommcn itd to hen
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tsnstriIIC

Elegant and palatahle remedy for indigcs-
tion. Should be taken before or after meals.
GAsTRINE is III liquid form. Sold by druggists.
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III anything affects your eye. You hasten to
have it removed: but if your mind is dsordcrcd
!"u postpone the term of cure for Il year.
/ Horace.
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LEFT-The Dublin Freeman's Jour.
nal says that $500, 900 people have cmi.
grated from Ireland in thirty years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-11
The Irish.

London, l0.-The Times saws: We
have now reason to believe the inquiry
now proceeding will implicate the Land
League beyond doubt in the immediate
patronage of crimes in Irelad, even if it
does not establish its direct connection
with the InYincibles. The flight of
Patrick Egan, unless explained, is a
moral acknowledgment of guilt, from
the damning consequences which none OF
his associates can escape. Unless Egan
can clear his own and associates' cbarac-
tiers, we shall not be surprised to learn
the leaders of the Land League who still
remain in the United Kingdom may
shortly find it convenient to follow
Egau's example
A correspondent Of the Times at Dublin
states that the enrolment OF recruits in
the rank of the Inyincibles still proceeds,
notwithstanding the readiness of the men
now in prison to betrsy one another.
1t is understood if Patrick Egan had
appeared Is q witness in the breach oil
promise case of Miss Hilland against
Biggar, counsel for the defense would
have asked him whether he had used AM
OF the funds of the Land League fol
Miss Hilland's csse
Trevelyan, chief secretary for Ireland
in a speech in the Commons this after.
noon, assured the house that the condi.
ton OF Ireland is more tranquil thar
for some time past.
Cork, 10.-The. royal commission ad
wise the closing of Spike Island prison
the scenes OF the recent revolt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-11
Z ELEGRAPR TC
Theatrical Reriew.

New York. I0.-Mrs. Langtry appears
here on the 25i Of April il u new char
Acser.
Miss Rose Beandit made her FIRST aD-
pesrsnce 81 the Casino under sn enEag a.
ment With McCauU She was well re.
ceived and goes with the company to
San Francisco.
Lawrence Bstrett's Shskespesresu
round at the Grand Opera House MSS
drawn good houses. Goodwin and
Thorne succeed him in "Black Flag
on Monday.
Lillian Russell appears at the Standard
on April 1st in the NJ seotte" and in
June goes to the Boston Museum.
The "Msscotte' will be produced at the
Casino on Monday for week, followed
by the Maurice Grau Opera troupe. TIE
latter have had r successful season. in
Havana and Mexico. Their engagement
at the Casino is four weeks and hall
long.
Stevens and Solomon expect to pro.
duce their new comic opera The
White Sergeant" at the Boston Museum
in June.
The Thalia will be the only German
Theatre next season. Gustav Amsberg
has the lease and will open with Madame
Geistinger in comic opera in May,
John T. Raymond appears at the
Windsor On Monday. The "Long
Strike" has been played here 1uFing the
week to good houses.
J5freys Lewis has accepted q new play
written for her by Geo. Jessop and Will
liam Gill. She will produce it soon.
1t is stated that Max Freeman shortly
takes Siberia and "White Slave" t
Europe, and next season goes to Madison
| Square.
Nile. Etelka Bor.y, leading lady at tn,
st. Petersburg Imperial Theatre. play
Adrienne and Camille at the Fi2tt
Avenue Theatre under Townsend Per
cy's management,
M. B. Curtis, it is said, has made anC
invested Sl50,C00 since he began playing
Samuel of Posen." de goes to Europt
in April.
Agnes Herndon is here playing for
starring tour with new play, by Mr.
Bradfor, of Boston. and P. Jessel is he.
manager.
Harvey Pitt has the Bjou Cor tina sum
mer season. He will produce light com
edies and music.
Helen Vincent has accepted liberia
offer to play in London and sailed in tn,
SerVla.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-11

BRIGHT's DISEASE of the Kid
neys, Diabetes and other Diseases of
the Kidneys and Liver, which you
are being so frightened about, Hop
Bitters is the only thing that will
surely and permanently prevent and
cure. All other pretended cures
only relieve for time and then
make you many times worse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-11
The COuntrY's COin.

Washington, l0.-The statement of the
Unit States treasurer show gold, silver
and United States notes in the treasury
to-day IS follows: Gold coin and bullion
I99,052, SOB; silver dollars and bullion
l05, $50 7S3; fractional silver coin S27.-
638, 623; United States notes S45, 937, 755;
total 1857. $50, 1874. Certificates outstsnd-
ing-Gold AZ 100, silver 6s,517, 800,
currency $40, $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-11
The Japs.

New York, 1O.-One of the japanese
ENJOYS told reporter they went directly
from San Francisco to Honolulu, and
having participated in the ceremonies on
February 18th, started on visit through
the United States before returning home.
They will stay in this city till Monday.