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Evening star., 1884-01-03
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ENOR RENT OR FOR SALEM QUANTITIES
II from five to fifty acres. and reasonable terms
BLUE PLAINS" the best market gardening land in
the District of columbia. This property fronts the
Potomac river about four miles from Washington. 1t
cling vegetables and other garden stuff from ten to
fifteen days earlier than other locality within fifty
miles OF Washington. Accessible by railroad steam
boat and highway. For further particulars address
ana avenue, Washington ID. c. ja3- tt,s &tu Gfs
Evening star., 1884-01-03
IsorIp,Y Csoops

I;orrp,Y Goops
'lf h''s Goods src or,fn nnl rnr,,r-ise fril
sHa t5tIi e. stock nj sl.a-t Z ks g --s, ass--,o
tia Eussis leather and Plush -, l. ir -. v.-,,tr
W -oEu aut 'utn iats TIL sarlutl~ niss Il .- mt
if.Sst' r friends 10 ,Aa.I.ae tn. s,,.k a,a ui f.,r
Themselves
OK CHRISTMAS CtrDS WE'RE NEyER MORE
EEtU1IIIl.
German Tryors Sfa,laI;y
an WI !. MORRISON 49, p.l,.>,l,,f.ia ,v.n,.
IN bouho toh All las Is AGEs AND
-
S5ANpAEp WORKS 5n ,H17,,l iir,l.kes
- ~ AfiENtf'A ar.I FAN,-. t.taBI,s
Ai.E bti.SA,.s I.IA..II',
= \ IR4 y .. N~I,r ASptIlrG.<T r>-r NJ
-. a.. Il Il - Al.lS
-i' II t.~f.l.f Bsoksrtl.r. A. ah . a
Evening star., 1884-01-03
VIM THrs TrNrr You,

WE KNOW IT WILL IF YOU NEED ANYTHING
IN THE WAY OF CLOTHING, EITHER FOR MEMS
YOUTHS. BOYS OR CHILDRENs WEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
CONTESTS Win BALL AND BAT.

Two baseball mines, composed OF members
and clerks In tho Produce Exchange. played game ut
Washington Park Brooklyn ycstcrday. The contestants
were called tho Grain and Produce MUGS nrd the former
we're much the better ppye.N Just before the game
to take ne pictures OF tho players In group Hamilton
end Daniels, Toe Gram niuc, oalltd on me honvlF
About 500 Hvotli1rg were pletut ticnds OF ihe pay
and thoy hoomcd 10 c1oy The exhibition Inc aooGo
WAH a. IuluWsi
Grain .sssts..,.ts Z y -
pru,uco .,'trs' y +""
zach s-Glap. - r,oiucc o. Errora-Grun "a nod
h, tmpirr Nj uHi
Tho Gluh Regiment Baseball club has boon dropped
from the NuEimonLd League,
DLl.ou July 4.-fhc Sew-York Club again defe'iod
the Detroit Cup hero to-day, IN tue presence OF largo
crowd Tho NcwNorE paJors mado a rally IN the
seventh hning when the stood to l. and bated
IA six rams AMID great excitement The home cub played
good game, but their hit, were scattered aud OF lio
avail. Ncch pitched finely Tor the LID tern club IAe
was
Detroit ...-....i q q u u u
NeT-l Ork - u y U -
Basebits- Detroit Ncw-Nork Z sDctTolt New
York Z. PitChers-NTinke and Wolch UmpHc-hr MI
Lean.
Other games played as follows;
Ia Columbus columbus 7; Metropolitan D.
In CeYellud-Ceyeland 4; Providence 2.
In Bunalc-BOstOu ; Buffalo l.
IN Cincinnati { Cincinnati l6: Washington L.
In IOleGo-Alegheny IOe'0 l.
In II. LOuis-BaltimOre 10 ST LOus II.
In Indianapolis yn 8; Indianapolis g. Game
called the ending OF the seventh inning on account OF
rdin. 80 go
Tie proposed games ut Chicago and Louisville were
postponed Oh account OF rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
HOMING PIGEON FLIGHTS.

The returns of homing pigeons in the race
from Columbus Ohio this vicinity with the start at
sunrise OIL Tuesday, second only to the race of
ago There were returns the day OF liberating,
owing bad weather through Pennsylvania but before
! O'Clock yesterday birds had been reported. Tho
Hudson Club prizes were wOni Firstly Charles, OF
j. r. Husson city which arrived at 6:30 m, distance
47f 5-lG miles. Secondly silver, Of S. Van Morse,
BROOKLYN, at . a. m, dist nce 473 DIG miles. Third
by the hen Of c. X. bradshaw, Brook at 1918 p M,
distance Alb bio miles. The birds OF William Bennert,
Newark. which we're flown for record and Federation
honOrs arrived 0:45 IN. lO4O M. and H. II pm,
winning second fourth and six tn places IN tue race dis
tauce lbi 81 8 miles.
The next Journey from the West Is TO be from 700
miles. the coun marking be in this city week from
next monday.
At third return from the start I'm Atlanta, Ca. was
found in the Conover loft at KeypOrt n J AZ noon yes
srday. having covered the 10 miles rms brd DOUBT
ful is hem Matched I'm 1893. and flown In oil the
races last and this season. but in none making
than average record The one bird now out Is
the blue cock Jersey Boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
INNIGRANTS FED AT CASTLE GARDEN

A meeting of the Commissioners of Emigration
was held at Castle Garden yesterday. There was
considerable discussion as to what was 10 be done
with the 242 immigrants, now being cared Tor by
the Commissioners. who came into the country
pricr to the Act Of Congress of August 3. lSs2.
The Secretary of the Treasury hos decided that
they cannot be cared for out Of the head tax
MONEYS levied under the Act, and the State has
made no provision for their support | h. Com
mis,iOneIs Of Charities and Correction Will not re-
ceiye them as they came here under the old State
Act which provided that immigrants should be
in the country five years before they became a
charge on that department. Tn" matter was
finally referred to the Attorney General OF the
State for an opinion
The commissioners having recently intimated to
tho various steamship companies that they ought
to feed the immigrants brought by their steamers
while detained at Castle Garden waiting Tor west
ern trains, a delegation, composed OF representa-
tives of the various companies, yesterday APP
pcarcd before the Board. They said that they
would carry back all paupers, but would not
feed immigrants waiting for trains. 1hereupon the
Board ordered that no more tickets for food be
issued at the Garden and that all immigrants nm
able to buy food be immediately sent back by the
steamers in which they came
The question of abolshng the Office of Superin-
tcndent of Wards Island. and comforting the powers
and duties of the position on the Chief physician
then came up All voted in favor of the measure
except Messrs. Starr and Lynch. This throws out
of Office the present superintendent of Wards
Island W. T. OBrcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NE WS
TIE SUNDRY OWL BILL.

WAsHINGTON July 2.-'The Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill reported by the Senate Committee
increases the appropriation compared with the House
hill IN round numbers S. OoO maxim. the aggregate
aupropration little over $20.O0O000. The Springer
amendments substituting tbs salary for the fee I'm
United states courts stricken out also the House
rroyision limiting the number to be printed and regu-
atne the method OF distribution Of public documents.
The committee has inserted provision referring the
nr,utng and distribution OF documents 10 the Joint
Committee Printing, with instructions to report bill
nsIt Uecember making ch reductions and changes rs
Inc, deem expedient e House provision repeating all
laws authorizing the appointment of National Board ~
Health stricken out and appropriation Ia made for
balances of former appropriations reapptoprated to be
used by the President IN Of actual Or threatened
spdeuc 10 assist local boards 90 prevent suppress
he disease and establish aud maintain more perfect
When the Senate began consideration Of the BILL at
tenpt was made to strke ont the Senate Committee
nmesdmeut striking ont tue clause providing cOmpensa.
,ion by salaries instead O fees for United states mar
shas The attempt failed. however, aud the amendment
WAS agreed to- the provision for salaries being stricken
49,. "a. ., - -,
vile "a pos ions In the clause providing Tor participation
Lr The Government ia the kewOrlesns cKpOsitlOn Tho
melton was agreed tO.
Mr Jonas and Mr. Gihson opposed the committees pro-
noaad udnpn o reduce from AbOOONo 10 F3Du.OOO
he atnotnt appropriated 10 enable the Government 10
mnvrd restore the amount to- sDOouO0 Tho motion ~
Mf ihsun wna not nFrped to- aud The appropriation wac
unttr fgan 600 Al amendments having boon considered
and Disposed ~ the bill was passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday July ,. 1881
CAPE COD CANAL.-The House Committee Oh Railways
and Canals to-day agreed to report favOraby bill APP
proprang R3 900 for the construction OF break waors
In fhe Cabe Cod ship canal and harbOr OF refuge. The
hin provides that the secretary OF War shall FIX the rate
OF toll canal not however to exceed ten cents per
ton.
THE ARMY BILL PAssED.-In the House MI Forney
submitted conference report the Army ApprOp
alton bill The explanatory statement announces thal
She House cOnereos have Teceded from the disagree
ment to the Senate amendment striking oa the clause
ducng OF compensation 10 subsidized railroads FOR
army transports alton This was the only poiBt Of differ
ence between the two houses. The report agreed
to.
THE NAVAL BfLL-Mr. Hale presented the conference
report on the Naval Appropriation BILL 1t reports the
conference of the two houses as unable 10 agree ana
recommends further conference. The Senate decided
TO insist on its amendments and order another coAer-
onCe.
APPROVED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President has sp-
proved the act granting pension to the widow OF Con
eral udsOn Fitzpatrick aud the joint resolution for print
ing the annual reports OF the Commissioners Ot Agfcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
FAILURES or mr. LAST SIX MONTHS.
r. 8. Dun n cos CIRcuLAR-rAvoRADLE VIEWS OF
Inv FUTURE.

d. 3. Dun ~ cos ClkCllAh-fhNVNNbhh 'i'"" "
Inv tU1URF.
The failures for the past six months ending July
l. ~ compiled by tho Mercantile Agency 0l ~ w.
lam A Co. show u considerable increase IN mum
Der and large increase ~ amount ca haui,i
Ties, I'm number the failures OF lho hBt
ak months throughout tho United states
Lave been = = 10 against 4,cJ' Tor inc nTs' SIX
uloutb. of 1883 This shows An increase OF SO
failures In the siN months or pef cent no lh-
mlitirs however. Tor the first halt OF lSNl SNOW M
enormous increase amounting 60 Fl2l,Ouuu"u' or
nearly double the ligb,llHe' OF thr hi't ~ mont
Of 1883 which we're fuoWVpV"' u7 R.'p,
prnwih in liabilities e. attributed 20 Tho tgrcnt
pnnir, which has mainly centred IN NoW->"tk'
where the liabilities of The past three mnntbe CONF
prise more than onc.hnf Of those noted ~ the en-
tho United StatcSin that period, 80,
The following extract txWcHHeh lhr NlrWh OF VA"
nsoncV uuou thc present hutiucse outlook.
The Injurious ciocta of events to commerce VII
he MATERIALLY lrtHcLrd by the possibilities cohl'l"ou III
The promise of the growing crops ana tnc h"V-
tanned that u year ot great production WIZ ne N"u'lA'u
10 MS There ~ much money N the lana ~ lh'lo NFH
siA months ago The ronncs have been couhn'a W. h"
OF enterprise aud industry 40 PLAINLY MAJ &c" a.
m this vast country No widespread Ho,".at'o -! l"
wears urost.s. and natural growth, supplemented py
enormous mln grafton ana the tnl use OF itlAl lI
and facilities of COMMUNICATION l"an IL w 10 ~ ~ "
from anything that mas Jet occurred le t,us VI ,o
oointry has not bean materially inteIfcrred whi me
utsrna Indebtedness of merchants Is mol excessive ah
the ability absorb and pay Tor goods, me OASIS oi az
eVnate trade was never greater than now. Inc ouly
serious element which threatens Is thr pOtsDt resurrection
OF banking accommodation throughout the country, az
the result OF financial disturbance ~ the monetary
centres. But with the expectation q Betier ceuo
OF things, the hope is a reasonable one thai INC oIunay
business facilities which the comineresl community nNe
right to expect. Will he afforded to them Low prices
are by no means unmiXcd evil speculation Das mao "a
severe check Ind greater chances exist now Tor making
money leglhmstey than almost ever before IN tunes OF
ls.NaGf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
RANDALL WINS HIS FIGHT.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-1n pursuance of the
agreement yesterday the House to-day voted upon the
motion to substitute the minority Notifications bill for
the bin reported by the majority of the Committee on APP
proprlatiOns The motion agreed toyeas l5O nays
o. Messrs Henderson, of Iowa, Howey and York voted
with the Democrats In the affirmative and Dargsn, Ellis
Fndlay Finerty, Hancock ONeill OF Missouri, and Pot
ter with the Republicans in tho negative The bill as
amended by the adoption OF the substitute was then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03

"Wo must draw tho line somewhere rc-
marked the Washerwunau Monday niorhlhg, - Ahd
lness tho back ard IA The beat place"
"Yesn he said, we were out sailing ana
noticed Yacht some (, iancc o0 1yiug signals Of dis
te.. ana when we came up with her We found Affairs IA
a fearful state" " what ila uounlc " ashsd ms
friend, WAS she siukingi" WOrss than that-all
ther HauOr had gives out" indeed Well, that MAS
terrible - Boston PoAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
nAuRoApIya UNDER pIppIcuLrirs

Orcia Notice Polisd "a NE staRes' Rd'leas stations
Tue Mnis,er Of Posts and Toiegraphs herenY informs
the uubr that tho british India Government has given
notce the effect that their portion Ot The hn brtWonh
bangkok and rayoy will be- coaed during the next RAINY
sea,on on account OF the extreme mortality among ther
Ofoials Tho hiamese portion OF this hhe being, now.
ever Ia the same good condition rs before VIII DO Kept
omen for public uAa hetween Bangkok and Pong sakee,
the boundary near tho border OF tho British Burnan Ter
rtory Without interruption, during tho time the British
nortion IA olo,ed. Notice win he given whenever tho
british India Telegraph Administration will DO la posi-
tion 10 reopen their portion Of this Ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
THE ALASKA COMMERCIAL COMPANY.

WAsHlNGToN, July 2.-Mr Herbert from the
Committee on Ways ana Means reports "A resolution
authorizing Speaker to appoint committee OF nye
members whose duty ii shall be to Investigate and report
whether the Alaska Commercial Company has complied
with s contract aid agreement with the United states
and whether the contract should be aOrOgatcd or mOd
fled and inquire into the circumstances under which
the OF Congress authorizing the contract was passed
Committee OF the Whole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, July 2. 1884.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom today
By Richard v Hdrneh 90.
G story brownsone buildings. with plot OF land, Nos
i64bto 1851 PaIkave cor Of Nos lo5 TO
nan '''i .'.-....., s44,56s
2 s.story brick and 1 3-story rame buildings, with
it "a 2,i02 a Rmess n Carell .......'....' 1880
los hsr IN IN sI2s i5ox s. Peter Dsy 1850
Olo5s ,S5 IU eacS Farchd 1926
BY Louis Mesier.
l s,orv brlct tenement with lot No loo East Tooth.
sames MSrtns ,.,.'....... 1900
/ Mot Of land . OF O1iorh.pace 100 n Of sherman.
ave- ri OOxl COX 2xA2D also plot OF land, VS.
of Hroyeave lOO1lOO also plot Of land, Q on
Shefman-ave, block front between oxford place
and Nnfth. A. and gore lot = f Sheiman.ave be-
tween orih aud orchard sts West Farms Bank ,,o
OF the Metropolis i'VV
OUT or TOWN PROPERTY
pRoOEtfN
nv Richard v Hornet - %.
tots on Hchenoopdyave cor Of wychcnave each o,o
2btluO, John Ennets iV@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03

roorctnry ~ New Mexico David T. ~ Pride 20 10 seerc
ty Of Idaho, lease W. uuofgo to be United satos Mar,
United States Marshal the District " oregon Androw
j. Evans 70 be United States Attorney of lho western
uatuCt of TfIah,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
SUGGESTIVE CHANGES.

Mr.. Lafayette Marlile, Editor of The Nydck
chronicle and o former classmate OF Mr.. Blaine at
Washngtor College. says in recent issue;
IL is with great pleasure wo note the fact that THE
NEW YoHK TRlHuNE becoming more and more the Ia
ynre of the reasHR puDlio In the village OF Nyact
The Times had large number o patrons previous 10 its
upmsuy and vindctive course toward the Republican
bearer Every day hear Of new recruits to
1IF TRIBUNE from The Hmss ho true American could
Que Ia aniAmsrcan In sentiment and advocates that
which would cripple our resources "a ~ NATION Inv
TRtpSr gives ont 40 uncertain sound great National
questions n has ever been consistent IN ts advocacy OF
he rights NJ the people II steod 40 beacon light in
i've ,lortrnes that viii tide VA through tnancn storms
than Il did the principles that carried IA safely through
the great Rebellion.
Mr. Mart'cs srrighty sheet supporting The Repub-
ilcan nominees with uuswsryng loyalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
CONTRIBUTIONS nv TIE sENATE.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the following nominations; Watson O. squire
TO be Governor of Washington Territory, Gilbert A.
Pierce TO Governor OF Dakota, Henry ). Neal to DO
soc<r OF the Treasury, John T. Hull to be Receiver OF
Public Moneys nj Jackson, Miss Samuel A Loseh 10 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
THE DIFFICULTIES OF THE PANAMA CANAL

WhsHGNGToN, July 2.-Lieutenant H. Nj. u.
Brown Of the Navy who recently Joined the Lackawan
IA on the Pacific Station has made report to the Score
tary OF the Navy respecting the Panama Canal The
original estimate of the cost of the work GOOO0O0Oo
francs and the time for Its completion 1t was thought
would be seven years. Nearly half of that time has
elapsed and 500 600 OOO-much than the original
haze been expended including the S20.00OOOo
for tho Panama Railway. II is probable that COIN
promise will bc made with the United states OF Colombia
by which the railroad company will become "a French
company. Not moro than 100000 cubic metres OF
earth have boon eXcayated and the amount Of eHcava-
tlon Is estimated to be $4,000 900 cubic metres Only
Onc-thrtleh OF the actual work has been done. The
promoters canal that nearly all the e1pen
sve engineering has been done, that the material
for the work 10 hand and that
al the needed buildings have been con
structed. on The other hand lieutenant Brown thinks
that much OF the engineering will have to lie dome over
again. what has been done ~ largely theoretical iht
control Oi the hlgres River aud the removal OF tho eer
from tho excavations through the bus ~" Two Efril
problems which have not yet hc0n solved, II II Had ltHi
the material bought 1T eXtrayRgAnt prices hnd hsl
much Of IL Ia unsuitable. Tho lieutenant was tnld thh'
Fort y.ono hoauta have bean hnlt ut cost ui $1,000
600, but moro Will be needed II the work T. Ia
vigorously prosecuted An Updrinc ot yellow lever
II anticipated by plY'tinns. hbuni one huhuiou prt
month arr dying OF tho disoisn. rory 'oshi ON
| Gers or the Canal Company have died.
Tho report conclusion, uasufia thht TOO much money
has boon expended Tor thc amount ot WORK done ana
calls attention 10 tr probability ~ French colonization
on tho and Of oilu and ON the coast ar ihrqW, \
grant OF $4,000 ucrvs hhA nioHdy been made 10 ihr
Canal Company and more are expected Ia DE made. Nh
work the failure OF The present company would not be
matter of SURPRISE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
couur CALENDARS -rnm DAY.

utynu,tr Unupt.=UpAnnEM Hsfsrs Lawrence JaNeA
Of 7a a, ~ Az eQ o. ~ lBa III Ie4 dga 3lg VIZ
Nni ifl atN wv '"t we "a' U.s. "Hn w. WV '
,.....,......
HtrfH,uU UouHt HrrpiAl Ttnhaheiufe redANhk, g. j.
NG3anos rista -.rroAL rtaM- ncfore Van lloeaen H.
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
NoMlNArlONs uY TnE rREsIpFNT,

WARRINGTON. July The President sont
the following nominations a. tho souala today 10
unron A. Colt Of Rhcde Island Ia be United slntcs Judge
Of tho lat Judicial Circuits O. A. Zano NJ Illinois 10 bo
Ilef Justice OF Tho iurt0ry OF Utah j. H. H. COuslqH
of Missouri 10 he Marshal OF tho United natoa lsr no
Iaatoln District 0f MlasOuGl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
TN. aAnllEl.n rEELlNa.

10 HoH, IAats u, itAtNE
Our hnntrhod ions ~ ono great Thanksgiving, from
ihr .rt al vuf homo We nd moat eAnual Wish thA
ihrnneh thr ihnrnt months 10 follow, aud Ia tho day "
'''' iAOHETtA H. GAEfiLiD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03

pri1H or rENEzuELAN VAR sFoRFrARK
A dispatch received in this city yesterday nj
the Consulate of Vsncsusa dated Caracas, announced
the death ~ Andres Nhsra Rectetstt ~ Wat Fltnei
bnra was hfuthef-hlaw oi itsadent hlahro lie died
.tssi.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
CLosISs PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BosToS July q 1884,
CLOSING PRICES OF PHIL4 DELPHI STOCKS
Rlnn.lea BIZ InIiN IL DAVIS & Co., II WdN.sL

"WEDNESDAY, July 2-P "
The Custom returns Il the foreign move neht'
merchandise al this port show resat that makes com
pnr.ous with the results Of the corresponding weeks OK
th two wears that are favorable 10 the port
This excess OF the Imports only S27iO6l. against
excuses OF s269l, 1876 and Si023,4l6 respectively
for the weeks OF 1898 and of 1882 The Imports
last week tS6l97.l12D were S2735.sO4 less than
for the week OF 1888, and s2,7d6.623 less than
for the week of 1892. the exports tSoo22iop were
s3ls,079 less than for tho week OF 1852 aua
Sgsi 932 less than for the week of lSs2 For 'hs
twept,.x weeks Of this year the Imports OF merchan
disc exceed the exports s7O9l7069. which rs sl Es9
$50 greater than the Of 1888, and ss247th2os
ess than the the period Of 1882 The no
sutng balances after deduetng the specie mo'en nts
ON the bushes. Of twenty six weeks for three years. a
shown In the suhjolneL table,
npoRrs AND EXPORTS FROM JANUARY 10 pArG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03


B,ccss Of imports. sOa0ii7Bp t5ApDoost taAseho"
The United states Trraaurers monthly statement OF
liabilities and asseA ~ o July shows reduction ftom
June ~ tho saealed available balance ut ffp1pI'
Tho amount ~ gold owned ~ excess of the amount 'ep
rcaenuns certificates of depoaitA waA reduced FAaIo'
phal tho amount of currency maud was ihasess"a
g. 7aa i7a aud tho deposits In National banks was ="
duood si.Olh,aJ0 Tho amount of trust liabilities w~
increased e2aa oaD and OF general Liabilities fsosi'
100 so tao surplus. exclusive Of silver was 1oducsa
~ ADJ a93, aud Ia now only iOA0 per cent Of The
amount Of outstanding cgaltondor notes. Tho Treas
urys ownership Of silver dollars i2'a gransl was i
oroaAod during tho month s5,s7o623i Of silver bnion
deoroaaed ta6T 900, aud Of fractional SILVER COIN ~
CREASED s1a3 5i4 To S29, 00O.l23 Tho "avsiaoo DAY
anoe Consisting OF god silver aud Nickel WAS rouuoo~
from sl47 s27, 23s Ia SliS, 80 7 ,sAO. a.. Ma.
III usual form present an analysis ot INC iio~s
urer's statement OF July !, 1854 as foiIo"s'
LIABILlTlEs
Trust FUads.
Deposits for redemption OF notes az Nationai
banks failed Ia liquidation and reducing eireu xao 7aa $50
lAtlVn
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-02-07

Vienna is violently agitated by
accomplished and expected deeds of
blood. No one has a sense of Sc
curity. The Socialist leaven is work.
ing with all its accustomed energy
and want of moral principle. Not
only is the Austrian capital over a
social crater, but all other European
capitals scarcely know the thickness
of the stratum Immediately beneath
them. 1t seems that Socialism, like
offences, must needs be. Doubtless
good will eventually come from out
the turmoil. The Socialists have
much yet to say to the world, but it
will be said through seas of blood,
and tears and treasure. As with
men, nations must "rise on stepping
stones of their dead selves to higher
things"