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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
NEU-YORK SAYINGS BANKS.
OFFICIAL REPORTS FOR THE FIRST HALF OF THE
PRESENT YEAP.

OFFICIAL REPORTS FOR THE FIRST HALF OF IHf
PRESENT YEAp.
ALBANY, July 31.-Following is an install
ment OF the official reports OF the City Savings
Banks for July l.
,Sc bnnSs ana
Tp due ST n Il 'ssn f S s
Osss &. t. scpSics s2 a.
sonn q o srrS eSuats opened last
tors s2G 43 "a surplus s6iooi5l So open accounts
Dsitu,on for II. sartngs M,yenan,s
and S ss 90 sss o aa
% aeps ss, s With bank. .a7
l ls.oa ass "tsjif
r. secDnn. opss ~ so s sss
"a This bank reported on January due aepGsit tor
as 81, sas"g" scaSs AMI
ss Il cash deposited with banks band
s5gS 81 ptsIs5 s19 @ ssss i
surplus, s2SGs7 sta,ticam0Psa 1ccoa1 rIs,ea Sg ID
II surplus si$ " aec9Sn,s s.9O pona. and
stock re- market sa H ysias
ed with banks, ss257s cash on hand sls!9ess in
erei and accrued other .,,s' ....,a st
4s,uP 1867 2?S 70 sccSnnss
bank reported on January yD. Dns II 49,
Ssk Sar rt Bonds
s2i755o stock Investments market value s5si. S3 g;
banks sssS. II e.s6 on hard. sd5so interest duo
and accrued sSi 1913 OF total S6y5Og4O %;
Labities-Due deposiiofs sj7s5l0 81 surpln tlt02,
430 IA statislea Open oInt sz5 acconns oyened
the months lol :, clos ii. lt52 This bank 70
ported January due depo1ltcrs - slSlf f3 surplus
). ,2s7 0S5 80 open accounts. u btS. ~ -.
Metropolitan SdrtnCS bdnk.-kc-Ourccs bonus nuIt
cages s2.Oo2 6oOi stock INVESTMENT rnarsct yaac'
II O65; 10 $500: real estate slsavOe cash De
posted with bank; sGog5z 81 cash on hand sai9o! ~
81 as total resources - oG5s IL de
rou accounts s7 accounts opened n theast SIX non'hs
7l closed This bank reopened on January -Dne Ie
nos d.
OOl5. -.
Raxe-. 81 10000; stock inyestnients market value
S5j i23; estate $4,000 cash deposred with banks
Sal $40 % hand. s72,5t5O5: accrued interest
s6sOg1 ~ tota resources, s62tt25l 81 Labiites-Due
depo-itors f7 snrplus s74702l 30 sau'tsal
Open accounts, iOii7 accounts opened IN the las TX
mobth sii; closed COS This bank reported JannAryi
Duo depostors s5JiA47l 06: surpus s72 ~; open
accounts, 1922
I,ans frr ~4yprs: Rss0urces-Bonds ami mortgage.,
81 925; stock vcsDent market value $50 sti o5
81 $50 10; cash hand s29l.l2y 40 interest due and
accrued s2726jz 10 total res urce5 liIOO III - LA
bincs-Due dcpostors. .3,.6st22 "a surplus sIgis.
g55 statistical open accounts SlO4lt accounts
opened in the air MONTH 49, closed ~ lbs
bsnk reported January lIuc deposition. 5Oo-OSJ 81
surplus, 81 1871 .co4 46; open accounts. ioIoO4
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGIOS. Friday July 81, 1888.
ASKED TO REsIGs.-The six chiefs OF Divisions In the
Second Auditors office have been requested TO tender
their resignation.
REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.-It ia estimated
that there has been decrease OF about 100000 In
the public debt IN July.
APPOINTMENTS TO THE ARMY.-ft IL understood that
tho President within few days. will MI the vacant
"a Leutenantcies existing In the limo OF the Army
from civil life.
AWARDS or TIE FRASco-AMERfcAS CoNMrssIos-Ths
Secretary OF State to-day received from tho French
Government 1863 francs. being the amount awarded
by the Franco American claims commission 10 American
claimants against the French Government. Nineteen
claims presented. and all except two were either
disaOwod dismissed for want OF Jurisdiction.
William C. Tripler and Thomas Mason were each
awarded $3.50 francs.
SENTENCE OF MISUNDERSTANDING WALEs.-The
findings OF the Naval court artia before which
Surgeon General Wales recently tried, were made
public to-day. The Court sentences him to suspension
from rank and duty for live years urough and
to retain his present number IN his grade during that
period
DIR. Wales tried for culpable inoilcieley in the
performance of duty and for neglect OF duty.
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Committee has formally resolved that they shall mot
partake IN joint discussions This Ia prudent because
the Bourbons must 20 into campaign with no issues
which will bear discussion except those which they have
attempted to steal from the Republicans Nniie
the Democrats are divided. both on account OF the
bitter contest the senaorshp and the hazaraus
and dstaste nomination of Massey. whom nine-tentns
them despise the Republicans are moro united tnah
they have ever been All the matters OF policy
been lad aside pending this contest and the Republican
state ticket will receive the earnest unqualified support
Of the clements which have been divided ON other issues
On the whole therefore, the situation and prospects IN
dictate a substantial victory in November. 80,
Governor Cameron who Is an ardent supporter OF tho
State ticket predicts its election by good majority.
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STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sALrIxoRE July 3l-cotteo quiet Nituins i0'c roui
E15sa e 55ss as DO Fanny :. sls;Ja Giy M.
Patent - active a &s.sa .c
IA Winter ea 81 500.
as1 Sap, .,sasr
s.e w anti u1 3 s. yo aSsa q & w'ss
ssn w,sS, 9as and 5ast a, soasa.
ssS a. $ M.. PORK ave 3
1000 sa,a rye sSiemsas.2 ,'r 2 25
bush saes~Whcat isisooo sSsa Cora 1850 BUSH '''
w.si ae. v g. aa sorns wSs 8 ca0s
M.nsscIa sa ss - '2S s g 80 pasS,s 4,
Wheat active and ranged: fully sss asi -.
sssr a ss srsSS se spn a. So %
sprna 1oe c;,, NO Rel se s@ Rea s7i.e Corn
S"s @ iasa:l &c
ss ss gsT :. t e S. "s at gs ,. Ia.S.
sssss at F Fss STEADY sys s e s s IS
july slo osslo ~ slos,ns az 30 10 august. $40 o5s
IS f.'sS ss'%asT s quiet:
Shoulder sns 81 Short sS % ss 81
s sS wn clear 1905 ss:S Corn s ss,s S
sS SSe cSo sss S%o sS'' ssc sd. cos
ousn. Oats l7ioo1 ousn rye. 1000 ousa: Barley 1000
80 faRsy $ S9S - %ess arm 30 s
No. ? Alxsa isSstsc o, OATS strong Ne sNsea sac
s nSs ss'' arm shoulders Iq ap saotae s
Short cissr 50 whissey UNCHANGED AZ Il.
ns sne o. 4oSs, sccDt. Yo nssl .a
psents. 7oO head
Dsrsorr July sI.-whea, steady. Ma White abs cash;
is . sSs .c sSss' 400 ss S Oats,
Ss "' a%h,is s7s- No !: 50 &c. O
MiLwAuKkE july Si-whea' steady; No 2 cash. g tcs
& s.asy c0s aa osss "'s ov S
Mess PORK CASH OF Jaly siy y, AlsasI stol5 lara
r6 eas Or e Cream
Erys-Fresh. II s2c Reeeipts-Plour, 1000 bo!s weea
sbIs.: wheat 6oOD bush: Barley. 900 Dusn.
PHILADELPHIA July -FTour-rhe market ruled steal
ana $500 ws's % x ans
FANNY. siIl9si % psllsgvsca aoiIs. Proves. 5, 20
sSasSss 90 wDsa, soseS steady az the s nSSS ss
sSs fa.1S H1 ssvs sS.
in grain depot Il oOs No. Req July; q ss.se
aasSs4 so sSe market eos:a
car were anle. ami prices uaeh n;sd steam sa
no gram MD, depot SOC: Ne Ysiios track We No.
sns ass's "a ;f.'s
seDtesSsr osise'' .ss,s,. 80
Whrs 37rG3s.i 70 White osss5oe- No e.a
smssr s52. iooo ooIs IL edl
busn.s 1900 bisn oats 5000 odsn. sppinehts
ST. LOUIS Juiv 3i.-floar auiet Xxx. 81 i9@ss 5e MY
$500 . IS Faaily. s. So9syo5 Cnocs sss,ss'.s
Fancy s :. soS' s ~ js suss Ss SEQ
IemDsr 81 oossl O0a. Corn lower Casa 4sA !av sse
casa ' as3sc ss': slesas s,s Aufs 1s:
s isSansas s an E * ssiy barley Sa FAX
NJ 81 ~ HAY steady ant unchangsd bran arm a. ~
Poal sis " SO. Basns.s.Lsai sisn s. so saor. a,9
s. 5000 So shost ctsar - ia ssJ orn ~ Sas, fora
$4,000 slsaA' oas> 5000 oasa Ryo 1910 oasL 'IiSj
100 oash saionsas..sio aoy ga, 9' 49, I4 io0S
sas.: Barley 800 oosa
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ROCHESTER,.
TROTTiNG CIRCUIT-PIONEER ASSOCIATION
EMANCIPATION DAY


fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE ]
ROCHESTER,, July 31.-Grand Trotting Circuit races
begin in this city on Tuesday The prospects were
never so suspicious for a brilliant meeting. Maud S. ia
expected here.
Susan b. Anthony is at Sea Girt working upon the
third volume OF her work on female suffrage.
DR.. William Ely, sails for Europe tomorrow
Seth GREEN'S yachting Irondequoit Bay and writing
fish stories for " The American Angler
Charles 4. Fitch leaves here Tuesday for his cot
tage at Nantasket Beach.
Tom Karl is entertaining II. G. Barnabee and
George rockingham at his Hemlock Lake cottage near
this city.
The thirteenth annual meeting Of the Wyoming
Pioneer Association will be held at Silver Lake,
Wyoming County. on August 8. James X. Dooittle,
cx-United States Senator from Wisconsin, will deliver
the address The pioneer log cabin with its several
thousand rehcs will be thrown during the day
all visitors.
The colored people Of Western New-York will cee-
brate Emancipation Day in this city on August u.
They have the corporation and assistance OF large
number OF white military and civil organizations The
exercises will be held at Maple Grove, and in the
afternoon Frederick Douglass will deliver the Grafton
ut the City Hall.
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UTICA.
SCHOOL TEACHERS-ANGRY DEMOCRATS
FIRST BALE OF HOPS.

SCHOOL TEACHERS-ANGRY DEMOCKAlS-
FIRST BALE OF HOPS.
,O,, ~ orc ,s,osAI CORRESPONDENT o THErRIBUSE.l
UTICA, July 31.-The Board of School Commission
ers has finally made appointments OF teachers Tor the
coming year There are so teachers and all but eight
were re-apponted Frank +. Wells, of Nunda, is ap-
nonted principal of the advanced school in place OF
Professor O. c. Harrington. OF We teachers dismissed
four were dropped because age had impaired their
usefulness Ten new teachers were appointed and
some of them are not graduates OF the academy as the
rules require.
John Houston Clinch. planter, at Savannah ia,
was recently paid $1,000 which had been on de-
post with the treasurer Of Oneida County for forty
wears as the proceeds of estate to which Cnch was
one of the heirs. 70
Dr. Hamilton s. Quin a nephew OF Senator Herman
declines the appointment of pension examiner which no
received on tuesday 1t is understood that oe declines
because the other two members OF the board are omoe
pathc physicians, while he is an allopath. DR.. d.
Cook veteran of the war was an unsuccessful canal
date for the place Dr. Cook was also candidate Tor
the consul at Cologne and had the approval OF ex
Governor SEYMOUR Senators Herman and thurman ana
other pr0mn, mt Democrats. a South Carohna eh
Confedera received the appointment ana many Cuca
Dem ocrats and veterans greatly dissatisfied.
The Utica bondholders of the West Shore road de-
cline TO approve the Central railroads proposition LOT
refundng until they hear from the Taylor Committee
The first bale of hops from Oneida County this season
was shipped from Clinton to Philadelphia ON TUESDAY
1t brought 80 cents pound
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TROY.
MILITARY COURTESY-LAMP POSTAPPRO-
PRIATION-JONES. THE MURDERER


frRoM A. OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF The fR BUSE'
Troy July 31.-The manifest attempt OF the Albany
people to snub the Trey military in the Grant obsequie'
was not relished in this city. The State authorities
finally sent messenger to General Carr with verbal
invitation to command the military division in the
Albany procession. but the General refused to regard
ANYTHING but formal and written invitation and the
State HEADQUARTERS COMPLIED The Troy Citizen
Corps the finest separate company IN the state, was
ignored in the preLminares aud had concluded that
thew were not wanted Albany. but at last the Albany
of the procession condescended to SEND an
invitation Troy soldiers always courteous 10
others aud ask only a fair return.
society has appropriated the street lamp posts for
displaying banners announcing a picnic. The city
authorities afraid to interfere.
The Rev. Father Hayremans is trying hard to save
Jones' the wife murderer, from the galows but with
poor prospect of success Jones Is to be hanged Oh
August 10 and the Governor has not yet granted q
hearing III his behalf ~
The new 81, 100000 iron and steel company VIII
begin in about two weeks to erect the new blast fur
races on Breaker Island.
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learned by hearts and when the time came ano ne
nominated by the speaker, he got NJ anu g"vc tion
tended to read the bill He then put tue quo ae'n
whether any member had any amendments to propo,ss
whereupon his colleague rising IN MS p'se, Closely
IN fine chairman four pages of fDoscap containing
written anendments The chairman rsse, snd turned
regarded the paper upside down; et,n,s and still
could make nothing OF it, HIS colleague ns IN the the
chairman To read the amendments to the house IN .u
Ssna way but the chairman demanded time 10 ccnsner
point he his mind After being .rce no The
occasion and delivered himself OF the opnIon t,a ~
was out Of present tour pages OF atrS
li OF one line lie then put the question anu reI,ea
from the chair amid cheers OF the amuscu
nor is il recorded that he again coveted tue coups
OF his in such connection III Inc Ai'""' A'"'
mana
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INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE MIDDLE.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 3l.-The investigation
of the acts OF Postmaster Jones continued by Ciy
Service Commissioner Thoman and Chief Examiner
Lyman to-day. Particular attention Is being paid to the
of Woods and Wilmington. the discharged register
clerks, whose places lled by Byheld aud Brown
ing who lad satisfactory passed the examination IL
Is understood that the Independent Committee viii
press the other charges OF making unworthy
appointments and ineficcncy and incapacity
OF OF the app0nces before the President after
the Commissioners have made their report, and
particular effort will be made to prove that Captain
DDdd the Assistant Postmaster Is not the proper person
hold his present poztion also that he and Ben" Jones
paid large salaries at the expense Of the subOr
nate employees who either had their wages reduced
discharged. The investigation practically
completed to-day and Dir. ThOnan started Tonight
Washington Mr. Lyman remains to give attention TO
fome uDimportaDt details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
Il LEGISLATORS AMBITION SATISFIED
From The st. J0mss's Gdzstfs.

FTOm OdzTtfe
The following story OF the effect Of the caucus
received the other night at a social gathering
the lips Of the most eminent authority upon The subject
Members elected Legislature OF New York
many reasons; some because they learned
others because they wise politicians; In the city
OF New York because they born In Ireland. In
some OF the Outlying counties Of the State loca
fidcrAtons largely prevail and In W. County the people
have fallen into tho obgng habit OF letting each town.
ship send representative OF the county In its 1t
came TO the tun Of B. town. and the head of local
eaucus, one j. nominated himself and WAS duly re-
turned After he had been little time in the House
he went to his more experienced colleague and intl
mated bis desire 10 take the chair early
Committee OF the Whole House His colleague
1nuncated with the Speaker. who replied that would
be impossible for j. TO perform the duties OF tue post
inasmnch rs notorious that he could neither read
mol wrfte The icerate member, however, persisted,
declaring that he only wanted TO get into chair
once 80 flat hts name might appear In The Albany
EventG ycurnaL Now ut this time there was bill be-
Tore the House containing one clanse Of line The
e and contents Of this bill the asptrsnt the chair
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The feature of the market for State bonds was the de-
mand for and advance i'll price OF Alabama Class Al they
sold 81 do2ia. More than the usual business was
done in city bank stocks: American Exchange sold 10
at 49, Broad ay (3O) at go Merchants 7) at $780,
Merchants Exchange 23l ats2i907), aud Metropolitan
I5) at IL.
Railroad bonds generally duh, but the movement
pyicss Irregular Erie second consois recovered
from 81 ~ to 80 and closed at 629 West shore nrst
IS declined from ALA to AZ. and ended at 42 CANADA
Southern first IS higher at 10O but the seconds
of y ~ 7sa NewYork Chicago and ST. Iouis nrst
6s were 4 higher at SAB Chesapeake ana as
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia consols declined
from 52s to 81 l52 but the incomes we're rm az IA 4
0l4ie American Dock and Improvement 30 rose q 70
-. Richmond and Dsnvills frsts were up . at los L.
I.ousvnc ard Nashville were firm the general O. up
4 at l0i Il and rsts New Orleans and Mobile up 4 at
gJl4. Virginia Midland incomes rose . per cent To d.
ST. PAM issues were about steady. Northwestern de-
sold ut 1lOsa1lla AGAINST Ill yesterday; the con-
soils were Il lower at 632 Oregon short Line 90 were
per cent at 90 Texas and Pacific nrsts Rio Grande
p 10 j3s Atlantic and Pacific hrsts advanced
per cent To ~. Northern Pacific ursts were nrm AT
l0iN8lOii2
Money ruled as usual OF late between aud per cent
and closed at li9 per cent.
The business OF the sdb-Treasury for the week ending
tonight Includes receipts Of S92l09ls aud Payments OF
80 232 T64 leaving the general balance at S1s5174l1s,
against ISL .2sG.O2t July "a showing an apparent gain
81 S3.sSs15i But deducting from tho payments
Sl276520 and from the receipts S26sOOOo for certain
items OF transfer which only affect the Sub-Treasu-ys
account with the General Treasury It's true gain
affecting the banks is S2.iS467i Todays operations
covered Receipts. Si,lll.l3l; payments S166.G2l;
currency balance. S2i0593l9 coin balance Sl6lll4-
$50
TIE follow. g IL the monthly statement OF receipts and
by the Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States. at Ncw-York. for the month OF June:
lima nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
ARMY ORDERa.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-During the tempo
rary absence OF the Chief OF Ordnance the senior officer
duty I'm his office WILL by direction OF the President,
take charge OF the office OF the Chief OF Ordnance and
perform his duties until his return.
Major Francis l.. Guenther, Sd Artillery. has boon
ordered 20 proceed Vcksburg Miss I'm time 10 attend
and drill OF the Mss-sipp State militia TO
be ned At that place August II, 1850 and will make
AN Inspection or the troops taking part therein
Leave OF for three months with permission to
apply for extension Of one month las been granted
Captain Chandler r. CakiB, LIST Artillery.
The leave OF absence granted Lieutenant Colonel
William d. Whippe, Assistant AdJutant- General. has
been extended one month
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MlRKEHs
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The grain markets were without interestius
feature to-day Shippers bought sparingly and the trad
ing In options was disposed to langsh The results ~.
narrow fluctuations tn prices aud nnal changes which
were not Important Lower foreign markets inf
aweak opening here but rally soon occurred foov.s
~ recession to near TO the inside points There va
no news mat calls for special mention. From Chilean
came announcements that the wheat the elevators Nj
been fonnd upon examination, to be in good condition
Inc markets. ended steady. Wheat OF Il cent n.
August at cents and September 81 "a; Octobs,
was unchanged at 81 034; November Il 81 O5:
December options closed &C 81 O7s The loss In com
was confined to g cent last prices being fslIsva:
August 52 September, 52la October 49, and Novembs;
options, 81 cents In the August options decInsd
cent to 49, September at 81 and October at 3I cent
snow no change The provision markets were I'LL AND
snghtly lower. Lard ended 80 70 for August E9 ~
Tor september 20 80 for October SO SO for Noveber
and 80 80 for December options
AtNew-York. PniladepaI1, Baltimore and Bosto, IN.
receipts " grain to-day were Wheat. 17s694 bushels
corn 100 7O7 bushels: oats % 657 bushels: tota raln
33772S bushels -FOUR s97 barrels The arrivals ~
CHICAGO Miiwankee and Sc Louis were Wheat. I35,f35
bushsls 1879 736 bushels; oats 17i37J bushsIC
total grain 433, $40 bushels; -four, 7436 barrels
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DEATH OF HEUTENANT NYE IN LIMA.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The Secretary Of
State received from Lima last evening telegram an
nouncng the death Of Lieutenant ye naval attache to
American Legation at that place The lieutenant was
instructed to accompany the remains OF ex-Nnister
Phelps the United States but before the date OF de-
pariure, which was fixed for July IL, he became sick
aud died yesterday No particulars hSve been received
The Secretary of the Navy has instructed the commander
OF The Shenandoah Calao, TO bring tho remains
OF the ex-Minstcr and the lieutenant TO Panama, where
they will probably be transferred TO the Pacific Mali
Steamship Company and conveyed to the United state
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ETHIOPIAN PIsAycIAL 4ARysrI

LONDON July 3l-l23O y. m--Consos 80 1916 for both
and tho accouz Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 81 ~ do secons Mortgage
q CANADIAN Pacific. AL. Erie l6s do second Consois
63S St. Paul Common. sos New York Central 93'4; Penn
syiyania 53ax Reading
1880 pm-Consos 9yI. for both money and tho account
Paris vices quote Three Routes 81
II a Confines for The accOant,
m-Canalian Pacific, ASS Erie, Second Consols 63t:
Illinois Central 1884 Mexican Ordinary 23 L. Paul
Common. SOL.
The OF bullion withdrawn from tho OF Eng
aud on balance today IL f-2t001.
Canada Northwest Land Company. 2L Hudson Bay Com
pany. 7's.
% "A confines Tor the account.
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Wscsy cosrssuss " bass stock sts balsH
castwe Sc bass ssiss "a sr0's iAi os' Expoe
u1n n,nasa ~ July Sl.Cotton dull Middline o. r.
none stock S Slsnar ss not and sFo's rcs1
VIZ: Isl o.s: :1S srCs' rscsps as bes E1por co
MEMO MsEEw0RdsAW July Cotton firm, Middns o. r..
bales stscS 3 Ss5 = sns coosnss $50 bales ssss &
WeskyNet recstcs. 2sl bales sross ae2 bas.. rv,-
a7s bI 100 osiess Coass~se 1882 faiee KS
s July 3l-The following ars the toxs, ~ -
eeiptsot coson al ~ tne ports September I3Sl "
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LIENS on THE LYCEUM THEATRE
. -, L..no.kt ky 4 anna ~ 'ltif.pu

In a suit brought by LOUIS u. tiffany a. Co.,
decorators, against the American Theatre Building and
Managing Company and question Of the amount
OF the liens for work done upon the Lyceum Theatre
time been before Charles Could referee
AL (ontcd by tho Supreme Court His report filed
ycsterday In which he finds that the plaintiffs
Titled $4,000. with interest from AUrll %.
1855 that small due 20 certain OF tho defend
ants aud that the theatre building aud the right TO tho
lease OF the ground which IL stood must be sold,
the found to be due to the various parties paid
fnf hen
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES DISPOSED OF.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-Thc following is

the National bank notes disposed of by the
Treasurer the United during the month Of July
1882 compared with the corresponding period Of last
Notes ft for circulation forwarded by 10 tho
banks of issue, $t193O0O notes unit for circulation
delivered the Controller OF the Currency for destruc
tion, So 1O3925 OF National banks which have
failed and which went into liquidation prior 10 July H.
1882 redeem 271 800 Total for 1885. Sl3.5G552J
total for 1854 $lO,9s1,625. Increase. $2,5s6yOO.