Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-13
National Ranks Of the District.

National Banks Of the District.
THEIR CONDITION on THE a0TH DAY OF JUNE LAST
Abstract u reports made TO the controller OF the
currency, showing the condition OF the nationa
DanlS III The District Oh Columbia at the close of
oUalileas On Friday, the Goth day OF June 1884:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, S2.409 1929; overdrafts.
$ata32: l. S. bonds to secure circulation 1850 ON-
Us. bonds to secure deposits. sl0l0O0; Us bonds on
nanC.f53, $50: other bonds and mort ages Il:
que IRON approved reserve agents. $3.50 $50 81: due
from Tho national banks 3I22C1s 81: due from state
banks and bankers S1. 533 3d. real estate furniture
ana INJURIES. S4l9,374 ~; current expenses and
u>eS pad. si53oii1; premiums pail. 500 i5'.03:
cl!'chS ana other cash items. S93, IS: bills OF
HtiltT national banks, Si22l3; fractional currency
SbHtos; gni coin, SlGoisc: gold Treasury certifi-
certificates, II. 56G legal tender notes SOS 5I5: nv,
~ :f r., G-ht redemption fund, $4,000. Total,
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in, s1,37777 600: surplus fund,
S3ii60 other undivided profits. saOsISi; national
oaA notes issued, $50 900; amount on hand S. 100,
amount outstanding. Soi7,6Jo; dividends unpaid
~',+"t' lhdIFidlai DEPOSITS, s306l 621.40; United
S'ott'p d'toets, s11Gi1.fa; due to other national
banks. $50 s55 W. dle to state banks and bankers
s-','oo-59; total, si.l25,I75
CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY CANNON Will go
% New York this afternoon. From there he will 90
u Minnesota TO spend his vacation
THE PIEGANs NOT STARvING-When the renort
that Piegan indians at the Blackfeet agency were
starving reached Washir gtOn the commissioner or
fh1ian affairs tcegTaphed the agent an inquiry as
70 the truth OF il. To-day the following reply
ua'tu btchfect agency. August 18th. was received
from Agent Allen: answering your telegram. have
supplies !or present needs; will report In detail by
mali AS the agency is several days Journey from
Inc telegraph, ana The reply OF the agent has lust
come u hand. Acting secretary Joslyn is OF the
opinion that the dispatch OF the Helena. Montana
ootIa OF Trade, 10 the effect that Piegans were
starving, was simply 4 piece OF business enterprise
lie THINKS The Helena merchants had supplies
which they wanted To sell. and that they were try
Ing 10 procure order from the Indian bureau
directing that supplies be purchased Immediately
lof TIE BachIeet agency.
CAPTAIN CHARLES STEELHAMMER, 18th infantry
has been ordered to report to Brigadier General
Christopher {. Augur, president OF the army re-
tirng board. at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and
VIII hold himself in readiness To appear before the
board for eNii1nattOn when summoned.
MAJOR ALEXANDER VI. MILLER, corps OF engineers
IS rtiic'ed from duty member OF the board Of
engineer officers on the building and repair OF
le'ees On the Mississippi river. He will turn over
temporarily, 10 Capt. Clinton b. Sears, corps OF
engineers, the charge OF the second district O: the
Mississippi riTer from the root OF island No 40 to
The mouth OF the White river, and will then pro-
crta TO 81. Louis Mo-, and report by letter to the
chef OF engineers.
ARMY ORDERs.-The leave of Capt. j. Scott Payne
9th cavalry, IS further extended two months on
surgeon certificate OF disability, with permission
10 apply for an additional extension OF two months
orionEr Leave fer six months surgeons cert iii
cate of disability, with permission TO leave the
division OF the Missouri i, granted First Lieut.
t''hfy IL. Adams. 18Th infantry. An army retiring
board having found First. Lieut.. Alfred " Raphail
i'm infantry, lncapactated for active service, he Is
granted leave OF absence until further orders on ac-
count OF disability. The leave OF Capt. Jacob II.
Smith, 18th Infantry, Is extended two months