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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30
THE LATEST TELEGR 4 Ms
WASHINGTON.

COMMISSIONERS ATKINS has decided to re-
tain the Indian supply warehouse at New
York, but at each spring letting viii re-
ceive and open birds at st. Louis for sub
sistence and transportation.
THE collections of internal revenue
during the first five months OF the present
fiscal year amounts to 8,0O5, 806, being
1872, 500 less than the collections during
the corresponding period of the last fs-
cal year.
ACTING SECRETARY FAIRCHILD has ap
proved recommendation made by the
collector of customs at San Francisco that
manufactul ers of grain bags exported be
required to reimburse to the government
all expenses attending the entertainment
of the amount of drawback due exceeding
the amount of the retention.
TIE senate passed bills to repeal the
tenure of-Office act, to retire and recon
trade dollars, to extend the free delivery
system of the department, to sell the Gus
tom house lot at Eastport, Maine, and
erect a 100000 building on new site,
and to allow the bridging of the Missis-
ippi at Memphis and the Cumberland at
Nashville.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30
GENERAL NOTES.

LEADING citizens of Iowa City offer
$4,000 III cash and property worth $685.
900 to any one who will accept and run
the idle packing house.
The will of the late Richard Perkins
of Boston, Mass, provides for requests
to educational and charitable institutions
of 1921, 600. The Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology gets 100000.
TIE schooner Annie o. Hanson has
been released, and is now at Manitowoc
in a leaky condition. She was compelled
to sacrifice her hardwood cargo, valued
at $4,000, and is damaged to the extent OF
$1,000.
THE Michigan Merino Sheep-breeders
Association began its seventh annual
session at Langsing. President Rich
recomm ended the sending of a compe-
tent agent to Washington to look after
the breeders interests.
JAMES LYNN, JR., young farmer living
near Wabash, Ind, and his family were
stricken recently with peculiar disease
resembling trichinasis. Hundreds of hogs
that haa died from cholera on Lynn s
farm were burned, and the doctors assert
that the gases arising from the porkers
caused the malady that has afflicted the
family.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30
FLIES AND CASUALTIES.

WILD freight train on the Burlington
road collided with passenger train near
Moline on Monday evening. Engineer
Heady received such injuries that his re-
covery is doubtful.
The Duluth, Red Wing and Southern
Railroad, to run from Douglas County to
Pierce County, in Wisconsin, was incor-
porated at Madison Monday, the capital
stock being S1,500,000.
FIRE at Galveston, Texas, early Tues
morning, swept away twenty eight dwell
lighthouses and two groceries. The loss
is 100000, with insurance aggregating
$4,000.
DURING q fire at Cheboygan, Michigan,
which consumed the opera-house and the
city ball, two prisoners in the lock up
were burned to death.
The opera house, Times building, a
large furniture store, and a bakery at
Oskaloosa, Iowa, were destroyed by fire
early Wednesday morning, creating a
loss of 100000, insurance $4,000.
DISPATCH from Tacoma, Wash. T..
says: 'After the explosion of train of
blasting charges which hung fire in the
west end of Cascade tunnel, three men
were killed and five others injured, one OF
whom has since died. The names are IN
obtainable.
A RAILWAY collision in Dayton, Ohio
sent locomotive running wild through
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30
FOREIGN.

DELEssEPs assures the French Geo
graphical Society that the Panama Canal
will be open for traffic in 1889, W ithoat
the locks.
FRANCE, Germany, Russia and Turkey
are declared by the Journal des Debats,
Paris, to be in accord on the Bulgarian
matter. Presumably Austria has the bene-
fit of England's "moral support as
against the four powers named.
GEN. ROBERTS, acting under orders
from home, is hurrying events in Burmah
in order to relieve a large part of the
army Of occupation for service in India;
and an end to the scenes of blood in that
distracted country is believed to be near
a speedy realization.
PRINCE ALEXANDER has authorized a
denial of Nine. de Novikoff's statement
that he used his position in Bulgaria to
CLEAN fortune. He says he received
only the money voted to him by the So
branje, and that he is now as poor as
when elected to the BuIg arian throne.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30

the national Importance and the condi-
ton of the work of the bureau. Adopted
The resolution introduced by Sen
Dawes, on the second day of the session,
instructing the committee on finance to
inquire into aud report what specific re-
auctions can be made in customs duties
and internal taxes that will reduce the
taxes to the necessary and economical
expenses of the government without i'm
pairing the prosperity Of home industries
or the compensation of home labor, was
taken up and adopted, and then at 1885
the senate adjourned until January 4th.
House = The speaker announced
Messrs. Forney, McAdoo and Hop
kins as conferees on the bill increas-
ing the annual appropriation for the mill
tia. On Motion of Mr.. Toole, of Montana,
the bill was passed granting to the St.
Paul, Minneapolis 6 Manitoba railway
company the right of way through GER
tain Indian reservations in northern Mon
tana, and northwestern Dakota.
The committee on postoffices and post
roads reported the bill requiring all land
grant railroad companies to construct,
maintain and operate telegraph lines,
with a few unimpOrtant amendments.
Referred to committee Of the whole.
The house then, in the morning hour,
resumed consideration of the Oklohoma
bill. Mr.. Springer addressed the house on
the bill, and at the conclusion of his re
marks the committee rose and the matter
went over, and the house at $3.50 adjourned
until Jan. 4.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

WILLIAM RIED, treasurer Of the south
Boston railroad, who embezzled $8O,718,
and issued 1868 shares of radulent stock,
has been sentenced to seven years in state
prison.
CHARLES ALLEN shot and killed John
Crocker at Grand Junction, Michigan,
Saturday-the murder being the result of
feud.
TUESDAY at indianapolis United States
Commissioner Van Buren, Sentenced
Samuel e. Perkins to ninety days i'm
pri6onment for contempt in refusing to
testify in the election fraud cases.
GEORGE KADEs, an old man, was SEN
fenced at Cleveland, Ohio, to thirteen
years imprisonment for killing his stem
daughter because she refused to rise from
bed when called.
JOHN E. JACK, forger, whose term in
Joliet prison was finished Wednesday
morning, was arrested at the gate by the
sheriff of Van Buren, County, Iowa, to
answer charges of forgery in that state,
committed in connection with the sale
of pianos.
THE governor of New York is about to
commute to life imprisonment the sem
tence of Mrs. Druse, of Warren, who
shot her husband dead for his brutality,
Her daughter is now in the peniteltiary
for participation in the murder.
Elk ALDERMAN McQUADE, of New York,
who was convicted of bribery and corrup-
ton in connection with the granting of
the Broadway railroad franchise was, on
Monday, sentenced to seven years i'm
prisonment in Sing Sing and to pay
fine Of $5,0O0s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30

In the United States Senate, duzing a
cecsnt debate, Senator Vest, &C Missouri,
paid a high tribute to the merits of St.
Jacobs Oil. Other prominent men have
also found it prompt in its cure Of rheu-
matism and neuralgia. Price, fifty cents
bottle.
DR.. Samuel S. Adams, Of Washington,
D. c., is so impressed with the dangers
and evils of promiscuous kissing that
seven columns OF a medical journal is
devoted to his exposure of them. He
gives long list of the possible results of
kissing, Wis: syphilis, tuberculosis, diPh-
iberia, infectious fevers, herpes, eczema,
stomatitis, cancrum oris, injury Of the
eyes, rupture Of the ear drum. Of course
the last on the list resulted from too
loud smack right over the ear. Cautious
parents in sending their babies out IN the
care eff nurses might do well to hang a
painted sign on the front of the baby
carriage, mo Kissing Allowed. From
DIR. Foote's Hath Monthly.
Throat troubles yield promptly to Red
Star Cough Cure, as vooched for by U. >.
Architect Clark. It's ingredients are pure
ly vegetable and free from opiates. 20
cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30

The Emperor William has subscribed
81, 100 to the fluid for the relief of the
families Of the Ilfe-saVing men of South
port who persisted during the recent storm.
It is possible that this liberal act of
charity was inspired by President Cleve-
lands generosity in the case of the
Charleston earthquake sufferer; but the
difference between $40 and fifty times
that sum is so large that it require VIC
lent effort of the imagination to connect
them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30

source of brandy and alcohol poppy. 1t
appears that the pulp which covers the
poppy seed contains saccharine matter
which, after due fermentation and distiI-
lation, pooduces a kind of brandy of an
agreeable flavor. AS this pulp has been
hitherto thrown away, the discovery, it is
said, affords poppy planters an oppor-
tunity of realizing more profit their
crops without a very great expenditure of
capital.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30

THE supreme court of Alabama has de-
cided that all sales Of lands made by the
Alabama & Chattanooga railroad before
completion are void. Millions of dollars
worth of territory in the richest mineral
districts are involved.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30

AT the rate of one mile per day the
Mexican international road is pushing
southwark to connection with the Mex
lean Central at Laredo. It is claimed
that the distance from Chicago to the
Mexican capital viii next summer be
thereby Iessened 600 miles.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30

the city at the rate of mile minute.
1t passed through the union depot at the
highest rate of speed. and exhausted
itself at a point on the track ten miles in
the country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30

Something you wanted Madam he
queried, as she was going out OF the
store.
"Why, came in for a pair OF shoes,
and I have waited twenty five minutes
and no one has come near me. I've got
tired"
'sWait Just one minute" he whispered.
GIVE spent twenty five minutes with this
lady with the big feet, but it won't take
five to fit your little No. rs with some
thing nice"
Although she wore IS she smiled and
sat down to wait.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30
Unwilling to Promote Murder.
Detroit Free Press,

eff you don't get out of this alley you'll
hear from me-" shouted a Spencer street
won an to a couple of boys who were
pounding on the fence.
"How?" queried one.
''I'll call for policeman
''You will, Ell? If you are that kind of
a woman that wants to see two or three
policemen hammered to death by two des-
perate boys who will never be taken alive,
blow your whistle! We wash our hands
of all possibility
The sober second thought seemed to
prevail with her, and she retired and left
them masters of the field.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30
LUCK IN WALL STREET.
The Case of a Broker Who Went Crazy on
on Black Friday-HOw a 14-Year-old Boy
Saved His Father
New York sun.

New 1UTk sun. =
A Well-known broker of Wall street was
chatting few days ago with some
friends, and somewhat surprised them by
asserting that luck has had more to do
with the matter of sudden and immense
fortunes in the street than is commonly
supposed. He referred for one example,
to his own experience, and said that twice
he had found himself 100000 better off
at night than he was in the morning, and
had at once realized, although when he
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-30

Senate-Sen. Conger, Of the COM
m1ttee on commerce, reports the
bill to authorize the construction and
maintenance of bridge across the Wis
consin river by the Duluth and Black
Hills Railway Co. Placed on the
Calendar. The committee on pen
sions reported the bill to amend
the laws relating TO pensions.
Placed on the Calendar. Sen.
Hoar offered a resolution direct
ing the committee on commerce
to report On the river and
harbor bill as to each public
work for which appropriation is made
therein and the facts which render such
appropriation advisable and of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
RopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL June 80 -Provsons-Bacoa inDorland Cut
3Js. I'd. LoI. Cloar Il ld0.
snort tibs JOs vi: snodllers z1s. per wi
Beei-oIs. Uu Ior kItia Indian Acss %
PorSfIinio Aass oys. VI per PIino rasJern
Western. ID Lard -Amorean. "
eru, Sos 1t-; o-s.JL CUT ovs u,l
snOuaers 81 Butter iUs cwt nnest United
htaita C1eeso-A mefi'An Dhoice. sVS wnsat-ned
estern Sprng "a III . os a. Red nter oA sd ala
per ceuLa. New o. WINTER ID. Svrllg. bA u;
western l. I'd. a
Californian NJ. ID I'd per Genital Prodios
-eplrtsoi IurDentuc <oA 80. Lopnon x1s IA DER
cwi neaned pe~oieaa ID por sA1a Ciovoc scea-
Rcd. 4oA 1of cxL railov1oa "a. per W Inalu
-Common od' Pale. ia od. 1eA Va Linseed on asa
o|e Iaiio~ Fine Ansrto4L AS uJ CITY
ot Dor cwL AnoTcag itrx hSsi hini quart.
eIs. sgd. 1910 quartsrA I'D ID.
LoxDos Juao froduo--i.ins~sd OIL. gao 17a Ell
Ga oa Dor un Cacuta nsood Dor quarter ianssod
Cake LIS. oil az Pctroleun. V.lUQ.
sIlOa soiriG, u rdrpsatins UL per w,
sperm OIL - to- iiosin -Lonnan 80 "a poe own;
Ia.e Is alls d. Pr5visons-i.asL SSsOd DER eve Tor
American sgsar iJs 81 pcr ey. ios Nuoa u,ntris ixs
ronnnz adosLi AisteAlAn rIJw-a,sL Ala on o ioA
Udi Mutton. 2bs. "a ia, o. Cocoa Ou--Jaylon
42Dd ~ 3D.. Cocnin. 2J.4A S.ns,
AsrwEaP. June So-t'otro Elmo pao American, o
francs aecnt.nes pad aud 10 francs
BkTMEs. Juno 3O.-Pctr oeun ID marks AZ plonniga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Juno 30-l2:30 p. Injection 49, Business Is
good at unchanged ratos hodHns upiands Slid do
Mddng Or,eaps I'D sales 1000 bales ncu ling 900
speculation and export receipts 10 bales IN
Mddlng clause June delivery. l0-oLd. also y-j4d
do. June AMI July delivery eb4d July and August
delivery, 96id CO. August and september delivery 10
-bid: also 5U4d DO september october delivery
6oid DO October and November delivery. LTD; do
November and december delivery. l-G4d; do December
January delivery. D l64d.d; do September delivery
3 o-Giu.. also icBid.
Tenders deliveries at oday's cearngs 2lOO bales
p H. the day included TO- 300 bales Amor
livery 96id sellers. do June July delivery 8 X
TAD buyers; do. July and August delivery SGD
BUYERS August and septemb delivery y6ad seller
do september ana OCTOBER delivery 5-6td sellers 90
october aud November delivery, l6sd sellers Noyem.
Dec mDer delivery, ID sellers December and
January delivery, 3D. sellers DO. september delivery
81 sellers
o. -Cotton-tuturesc closed steady; Upands Low Mid.
une denyery. 9.bAd. buyers and
July delivery. bold buyers do July and August ue.
livery, ye4d buyers do August and
6.64d sellers do. october and November delivery oid
puyers November and Dtce iiDer delivery Oh buyers
do December and January delivery Ib4d sellers. 10
January and February deuyery I'D value. sepem
Der delivery. D IJt4d- sellers
GALVESTON. June 10 otton steady; Middlng 80; Low
Mlddllng, sl4 Good Ordinary, 1915.
ceipts oJ bales. stock. lUOJt bsleA
SAVANNAH. June 3O.-CottOn firm Middling, Sas Low
MiddIng, 54 Good Ordinary ll.lB; gross re-
ceipts. ga DaeS exports C0astwlso 40 Dales
baes stock S.oS4 ba.es.
NEw-OKLKAss, juno 5U-Cotton qaot Alddlinx s7x Low
Middliug SIS; ,ood Ordinary 10 recopss 1871 oa.ss
gross $50 Dales Exports eoastwis 3J3- Ds saeA 300
Dues STOCK $4,000 Da.as-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.


DIsMIssMs-The clerical force of the Treasury De
has be reduced by tftytwo dsmssas WHICH
took effect tais afternoon.
NAH NAL BOARD HEALTH-Senator Harris. from
the Committee Epidemic Diseases. today reported
favo ably al amendment To IN" hundry CIVIL Appropra
ton bill proposing an Appropriation OF S3ooVo 10 pup
the expenses OF the National Doard OF Health
NOT CUBAN FMIBUsTERs-The Spanish Minister at
Washington recently received Information that there
was an armed OF Cubans drilling In tue vicinity or
Key West, Fla. preparatory 10 All INVASION or Cupa
and that about four hundred OF then nal gone 10
Tampa Reporis were received al the Treasury Drpart
ment TO-DAY that there foundation whatever Tor
the statement that Cuban nsurgents are orgaDzlnE
NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND GRASL-The chairman laid
before the senate to-day resolutions OF the Portland
Ore, Board OF Trade effect that Tho previous
resolutions of that body protesting against the forfeit
Northern Pacific land grant for the uncoln
peted portion OF the Cascade Branch were
Illegal and should DO expunged from the record OF
the Board.
To COMPLETE THE CRUISERS The Acting Secretary OF
the Treasury to the Senate today letter from the
Secretary OF the Navy submitting request lor an APP
proprial OF 81 s6,99s to complete the three steel
cruisers Chicago, Boston aud Atlanta. and To pay the
amount due on the dispatch boat Dolphin
Work AT TIE NAVY YARDs.-In view OF the failure or
Congress to make provisions for continuing the ork at
the different navy Yards and stations after to-day the
OF the Navy to-day teegraphed TO the ocefs
In charge chat until the regular aPpropriaiios sna
have been made employees will De allowed To continue
duty. provided they will stipulae that they Work
voluntarily and without contract OF agreement that they
shall he paid therefor
CONFIRM ATioNs-The Senatr has confirmed Jerome B.
Pierce 10 be postmaster at Springfield VII John Robin
be United States Marshal for Vermont
THE APPOINTING PowER-senator Edmunds to-day
introduced u the Senate bin TO vest In the President
or the United States the appointment OF eundry Inferior
officers thereof regulate their OF office and to
provide their removal when the public interests
shall require It, 1t provides that the President shall
have the power ami shall be his duty TO appoint the
lesser officers Of the United states who are now APP
pointed by and with the advice and consent OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
STILL ANOTHER BOYCOTrER CONVICTED
NO MORE OF TIE CASES TO BE TRIED IN THE OYER
AND TERMINER.

NO MORE OF TIE CASES TO BE TRIED IN THE OYER
AND TERMINER.
A third boycotter was convicted yesterday in
the Court OF Oyer aud Terminer under the indictment
charging seven with extorting money from George
Thelss, proprietor Of o coLcert-hau In Fourteenth
St, under a threat to ruin his business unless
be paid It. The testimony against this
defendant Max Dannhauser. similar to that given
AGAINST HIS fellow conspiratorA George Thesis and
Eschert of the leader OF Theisss orchestra
OF which he member were the only witnesses for
the prosecution. They Identified the prisoner hav
ins taken active part In inducing Thess to
pay 900, threatening TO continue the boycott
unless he did so. Eschert testified that Dannhauser
told Thesis that he was getthg of cheaply AS the pro-
prietOr OF the German newspaper the heir- Yorker
HerOld had been compelled to nay over $500 ana only
fourteen or fifteen men were employed in boyooitng
hun
had distributed circulars and said he resolved none
OF the money On cross.exainDation he ACKNOWLEDGED
his signature TO the agreemen with Thesis by which the
money 10 be paid ana the boycott 10 be stopped
Assistant DistrcLAttorDey Felows for the prosecu.
tion aud William T. Howe. for tho accused. agreed
submit the case without summing up
Justice Barrett in his charge said IL made
The crime charged consisted not In the enjoy
ment OF the money but IN the cxtoron or The jury
guilty. Justice Barrett anpounced that the prisoners
had been convicted. and Michael Srob and Adolph
ment. would be sentenced to-uorrow norniag Michael
OLeary who had not vet been tried no would send TO
the Court OF General Sessions for trial. a. the minds
Court OF oyer and 1ermner might be affected
prejudcally to the prisoner on account OF the atmos
phrrc unavOrable MIN created by the result OF the
previous trials. He Inf hit he tried Al onco or later IN
that court might hereafter he determined. Beades
Of the Central Labor Union jointly indicted win me
other has no, yet boon arrested and Ia sup
posed left the city To-day the oAses OF the boy
solors OF Mrs Landgrars bakery In sscondst will be
Al mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

In Stat, ,ord, repusssss ssttle 80 sold ngncr
at 74a and Virginia e. deferred wore p nix"o' "
There transacous in CRY Dans ana repss-
Tho market for railway bonds was tams M 100. %
ally nninteresiioe Lousva New ALBANY ana lineage
nrsts specially In demand ana ros ,nnsnss act
l2oana Matrsi Uo,cn Irsgr c indiana
and Western incomes declined IRON o. higher AZ o.
cred to 81 Erie second consols cios Of rhesa
and Ohio cnrrenry IS declined is TO 800 Cansu -
Southern seconds wero steady at 81 inc e"rninSs Of
S476iO In OF all interes charges IVES. nI,o
fIsts were strong ut l047sdiO5. Bsl,.mos" md ar
5s sold at III Asw.Yors; cn'c a. o7rs. Rich.
mond and Danville debrntnres were up per e r" az
lob Richmond and Allegheny nrsts were nr'a =. =.
76l4a76i2 Intern stiobal and Great North-rn o. W.
on q Il 90 ST. Pant irsts Pacific and Wstrrn ro,o
10 Ill Burlington and Quincy Denver as SOFA AT
alooio Denver aud Rio Grsnde consols were hriner al
los lOsls Texas and Pacific rsis Rio Grande diSis-
ion were up 81 at 81 Northern cine nrsts were easr,
at ll9. and seconds strong at 1Oo'sa - L' anu
San Frapcisco general Gs recovered 10 III H~li|.
The nancy market WAS active so IN At after Du
22a} per cent there were coh.s' III. .a 80
lions at 1Q6 per cent ana small ones y, ~ ogerea AZ
was at per cent bus at the close money was onou ~
per cont. - ,. ne ,o,lowa.
Exchanges Ss649i 932; balances, - sio.3to' ,,,o,
The Initial states Treasury Washington receiver
$4,000 National bank notes for redemption, ,ern.l
The customs receipts were Sl,VOo'lco ""~ ia" ~
revenue receipts S253436 ,.-. .rd .,,onu
An additional $4,000 gold was engaRa 30 l9 oon oo0
Quotations business are as follows: nnnhr,s
81 s7h and - s94 for long ara short oss and e5z
for reichmarks; 4Ul. and 40i2 or gulAers 80 ,oo oo,
the sub Treasury to-day lot on baiance rr,cv
made M by u coin loss Of 81 .1SJOe2 itSs Gu. S
gain OF 1894 OS9 The days operniI 10Y n,
celpts 81, 662. ABB payments. @3OoS 80 , 20 5"o
In balances Of $2O,3673s2 currency ana Sl'-'''-''-
COIN -. a..i,,. and
The following IL the mon thy state ment OF recepts
disbursements of the United States Assstant lea7uei
at New.York for the month OF May: -.