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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-First Lieutenant
william NJ Medcalfe, Ordnance Department, is ordered
to East Lyme. Conn., In with the erection OF
a battery at that place.
A dispatch received at the Navy Department from
Commander Charles " Grdley, commanding the Train
ing squadron reports ths arrival OF the squadron at
Fayal on July 20, twenty one days from Newport All
well Pleasant weather experienced win the ex-
cepton OF days. OF which 1t necessary to
heaye to for some hours In gale Ii was the Com
nauders purpose to leave COR Lisbon on August aud
the squadron supposed to be on the way home.
Adis2atch from Rear Admiral Ftanklin. commanding
the force the European station gives the movements
Of the OF the feet during the month OF
July The Pensacola had Visited SYRIA Pnslernm and
Gante in Greece and had reached Leghorn. Italy The
Ouinnebaug had visited Gravssend and Margste In Eng
land; Flushing. Holland Antwerp Belgium and Cher
bourg. The Kearsargc had touched at Bayukdor Con-
stanunope and PrlnkipO. In Turkey, and syria aud
Phaei Greece ana saleu on August Iur cruise on
tue coast OF Syria.
Rear Al alra John L. DAVIS is detached from the
mana OF the station the reporting or his
lief ana ordered return homo
Comma nd-r william b. H0R and Lieutenant Rich
ard f. Mullgan detached from duty In the Bureau
OF Navigation and ordered to special temporary dutS
the tennessee
C,mmo Walker, Chief of the Bureau Of Navigation
left Washington tor NewYork today aud Will sail on
Wcine sday for Europe be absent several weeks He
has been suffering for some time with malaral fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Monday. Al

WASHINGTON, Monusy, Aug. 81, 1885,
APPoINTMEST.-Eiwari McDonough has been ap-
poned keeper OF tho light station Great Beds n. Y.
NAUTICAL ALmAsAC.-The American Ephemeris ana
Nautical Almanac" for 1889 is ready for issue
scientihc Institutions aUh Tor sale, the first copies
ing received at tue Navy Department to-day. 1t
shows total eclpses fol the year. January and
the other December %. The path OF totaIty OF the
first covers San Francisco, while that OF the other
skirts the northeastern coast OF South America aud
crosses the continent OF Africa
FoURTHCLAss POsrMAsTERs.-The Postmaster Gem
era to-day appointed among others the following
fourth-cisss pustmsstrrs: Hdine-At Dead River. En-
ma +. Dsmet. Neio HdDpshire-At Greenfield. H..
Duncklle Nci0- Y0rk-AL Farmer Village, Jacob d..
Wlntersteln.
INTERNAL REvESUE.-The aggregate receipts from In-
terna Revenue during the month OF July last were
50 735 ass, increase OF S003 go compared with
the receipts during the corresponding mouth IN the pre-
ceding year. The revenue collected on spirits was
s5OJs 435, ali Increase OF S59S ,3ii; tobacco.
S293O942, an increase OF Sl33.944; on fermentod
liquors. S2.26S.937. an increase OF $l627l9, and
192
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
WAR CLAIMS IN BORDER STATES.
DECISION BY THE SECOND CONTROLLER THAT WILL
EXCLUDE MANY OF THEM.

DECISION BY THE SECOND CONTROLLER THAT WILL.
EXCLUDE MANY OF THEM.
WASHINGTON, Au9. 30.-The Second Con-
troer has decided question relating to claims FOR the
uss and occupation OF property in the border states
during the war e has held that the accounting officers
have no jurisdiction to audit and allow such claims unless
Il Is shown that there was All express agreement on the
part OF some duly authorized officer agent OF the Gov
ernment 10 pay Tor the use OF the property, upon tho
faith OF which possession surrendered by the owner
1t also he'll that In the Of express agree
mont contract cannot implied where the military
authorities account OF the necessities oil the SERVICE
arc compelled to take pos of and real property
In territory which is the theatre OF war ana where the
occupation IL essential Its successful rosecution me
roperty 10 not taken In such cases ty exercise oil the
right OF eminent domain but through the awIu ekrruon
OF power which inheres In every cVIzeu govern
ment and which rests upon the right oil sefpreserva-
The decision " II exclude from tho consideration OF the
accounting officers large class OF cases now pending
estimated involve $500 900, besides large number
OF cases In which claims have not been filed There
are prior decisions to the contrary which are over
ruled Controller holds that In this class OF
Congressional legislation upon tho subject since the
close OF the plainly indicates intention on the
OF that body not TO delegate the power to pass upon
this class Of claims TO any other branch Of the Govern
ment
The particular case under consideration was that OF
the Christian Church at Paducah, KY, FOR the use OF
and wounded soldiers during the period OF niue months
Immediately after the battles of Fort Henry and Fort
DOnelson in February, 1862. For special reasons app
alone the or the
mendng an allowance OF 5000 confirmed In order
thu IL may be reported To Congress at It's next session
for action; but the general rule governing Grains LOT
tent In the States Of Missouri Kentucky Nlrgnia IVES.
Virginia and Maryland during tho period is declared
TO be as ABOVE stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF ]. BEAvoR WEBB.

Among fleet of handsome schooner yachts
the Mayfower ana Gaates lay at anchor of Bay Ridge
yesterday. Both we're admired by the passengers on
the Coney Island boats, who watched tho the
Mayhower drilled In the handling OF light sails. Com
mentng on the coming international contest between
the Galatea and the sloOp selected sail against her.
and also Concerning j. Beaver Webbs relations with
the English yacht. Ue Bat London paper, IN its issue
OF August II, says;
When the Gaiatea arrived at Marblehead, Massachu
SETS after an exceptionally OnR passage received
whst tue Americans are pleased 10 term "a rOusing
reception On the night or the English cutters ar
rivs tne port was brilliantly illuminated vast crowds
nco tue Deach aud hea Hands. and great
were at once set on foot 10 give Lieutenant HEM and
DIS VIE " royal reception" the Eastern
1acht tiuD-house. The Galstea may succeed ia
WHINING tne Americas Cup; possibly she will not In
any case u seems very absurd that neither last season
nor this mas the best boat been across There NAV
have been reason Tor this apparent want of dscrim-
nation on the par OF those have had the III after In
hand BOtD the Genrsta and Gnlatea were bult from
designs or Mr. Beaver Nebp, enterprisng IN
who appears TO have been chiefly Instrumental in gel.
his intention OF taking up his abode III the United sates
wD presume. the intention Of carrying on lis bus,
ness OF misunderstanding On the face OF IT, the whoIe
business looks ike very direct ingenious adyrr
tsemenL SO Onx however, as retain such desgners
as Richardson and Watson. We can cheerfuy snare Mr.
Beaver Webb, and n the future designing OF Amec,n
racing craft be left solely In his hands not be very
long before the Americas Cup Will be brought back 10
England again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

INTERNATIONAL sCuLLING CONTEST.
MA1TERsON, TIMER AND BfACH WINNERS

MA1TERsoN, TEtMEK AND BfACH WINNERS IN
PRELIMINARY HEATS.
LONDON, Aug. 80 A portion of the trial
heats decide who sha the contestants In the inter
national sculiug sweepsiGKes Wednesday rowed
to-day. The weather scOrchingly hot. In the
frs at Neil Mattersonof Australia. and Wallace Ross
we're the contestants. The was from Bat.ersoa
TO Hammersmth. Mstterson got advantage OF a few
feet In the first half minute but before tue first furong
had been covered, Ross drew up level with him. AT the
end Of the next furlong Ross led ty length and when
mile and half oi almost half the distance had been
rowed he two lengths In advance. Directly after
reaching this point Ross almost stopped
ahead, aud Putney Bridge by three lengths
III lS minute Al seconds BuOear then rOWed over ta
cOuI SO, scoring bye
The coarse for the second heat was from Hammer
smith To Kew The contestants John Teemer of
the United States, aud George j. Perkins, OF England
Teemer was the favorte. D to being offered hin.
Teemer, at the start rOwed rather snatchy stroke
enabling Perkins, who had the best water gain SLIGHT
lead In the rst 10 hundred yards Teemer then settled
down 10 longer and steadior stroke and got
level with Perkins He drew steadily ane adj ana when
Tour lengths. Teemer without effort, flushing
three len gths ahead. Time, Is minutes 40 seconds
Toe third heat was be ween William Beach, OF Aus
iralla champion Of the world, an @ W. Lee OF the
Unltel ST 'tes The course was from Kew TO II .mmeI
smith Lee led by couple Of lengths first quarter
OF .ie. but after that UeateD AT Barnes bridge
Beach drew away and the beat easily by three
lengths. The betting 10 to ! In favor OF Beach
Twice during the heat Lee over into Beachs water
and tho second time f0uled him. Beach lOul
and IL was allowed
Tomorrow BuOear will meet Beach and Matterson
will meet Ieemer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug. Bacon Cumberland Cat
32s 3D. Long Mddes. 3Ss ul short Clear hIltes,
3j Cd Ribs BIS Sd Shoulders S3sOd per cSt Beef
SIS I'd ndi Mess; Prime Mess 42s I'd Pork
Prime Mess. 57s. I'D. per bbi; Prme Mess Eastern,
6ls i'd; Western Cd Tard-Amencan. 34s. Prime West
shoulders 35s Buttero0s Cd ewt for finest nitcd
states. heeso-AmericAn Choice. AIS ID Nheat-hrd
Western spring, sd a Is lOd, Red Winter Us. ID .
6s lOd. per GENITAL; New No. Winter U.s. 3D.. do No
spring IS Cd; Mixed Western 4sl I'D. California No.
U.s. lid ats Cd: do No = 6sOd IS ST. per GENITAL Pro-
duce-sprts rurpentne. 2ss d. do at London 2s Vi
per owt enned Petroleum. 3D. per gallon: Clover Sect
Fine American 23s. Sd: Prime city. 2Ss. Sd per cwt
Rosn-Common IS. 3D.; Pale. lis Cd G0s Oh Lnsecd Oi
23s 6l per Provisions American Refrigerated lee
hind quarters I'D; fore quarters I'D per TO- Hogs AT LON
dom Now York STATE "a 5s I'd. 80.
Receipts t- week From Atlantic ports 2iSoy
quarters from Pacific portS - quarters. from DUNK
sources. 10000 quarters
Receipts of American corn. 1900 Quarrers -, =, az,
LONDON Aug. observation-disclosures OIL Ell LIS 81 q -
seed Cake as l2s I'd. Refined Petroleum o9si
a ed. per gallon. spirits OF rurpentlne rs ~ yer
cwt sperm on, ISL per Rosln-Coininon - w yer
cwt Pale lis Cd Ills. Sd Provisions ots Vu Per
cwt American. sugar-l2s Cd per cwt tor CUBA ,en
trfug pol4rkng 36 and lis Cd lis I'd for uscoN
lar Teuning afoat Australian Taow-Bcel 25s od aztS
Cd; Mutton 26s. Od d27a I'd COcoanul oll-Ceylon, az
"a Crhin s33 American Refr gerated Beef 81 lOd ioe
hind quarters aud 81 for fore quarters per SO ny hs
ANTWERP Aug 30.-Petroleum-Fine pale American, 10
francs rs centmes paid and 10 francs 10 centmos sellers
Wcoxs closed AZ % irsncs on centnhos por NV
knos ,,
Wcoxs Lard closed a, 80 MAJ ks % pfennss per lOo ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

BALTIMORE Aug 30.-To-day's game was given
Brooklyn by OConne of Baltimore who ably assisted
by Substitute Umpire Keibacher TIE former played mser.
ably field and tho latter manifcsy unfit 10
umpire Kiroy pitched in fine form aud OF the three hits
scored against should have been caught by OCon
nell support not Of the best The feature OF the
game MudOon good work al second base The score
Baltimore. ........................0 q q %
brooklyn D %
Earned runs-Batmore 4 Brooklyn. g. Errors-Balti-
more, 3 Brooklyn. 4. Pitchers-Kilroy and Porter.
CHICAGO Aug. SO.-The Champions from the Phila-
depha to-day by heavy batting and sharp fielding Tho
CHICAGO ' ..'......7 3 o O-I3
Base hits Philadelphia, Chicago l3 Phiadel
phia 3; Chicago 3. Pitchers Casey and Clark son.
DETROIT Aug SOStemmeyer proved to be too much for the
Derots and only two hits could he made of him. while the
BOstOns batted Conway hard. The score:
Detroit. . % q o O. 2
Boston y 2 q D
Base hs-DetrOit 9; Boston, 10 Errors Detroit Bos
ton, 8. Pitchers-COnway and Stemmeyer.
KANSAS CITY Aug 3OThe Washington club defeated the
Cowboys to-day the first time this season. The
sharply played throughout Weplaco hits critical points
gave NashingtO the game. The score:
Kansas city ....-...--..-..........-O q q q O. 2
Washington z O. D
Base hts-Kansas City. J .shington. 49, Errors
Kansas CITY, o, Washington Pitchcrs-Whitney and
Shaw.
AtSt Louis-st. Louis 10. Cincinnati 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
WILL THE soUIRE-FLYyy TRIAL BE MOVED,

Although District ttorney MARITIME broke in
upon MS vacation yesterday To be hand to oppose
the motion Of Richard s. NewcOmbe aud John rahan
for the removal Of the Squirr-Flynn case from the
Court General Sessions that of oyer and Ierminer
he found that his sefd-n al had bern IN yaa for Mr.
Newcombe had the hearing adjourned until to-day
mutual consent
Al the suggestion OF Assistant Distrct-Atorney Nco
Mr. amended his boce OF motion 80 that the
argument To-day will be- not only tue question Of
transferring tho from the General Sessions 10 tue
over Tcrminer. but also to whether there SHAH
be a change OF venue 70 another county The aidsvlt
of squire and Flynn mad Indicated purpose - ask for
trial another county. but the OF motion did
not refer that question. The District Attorney Is
anxious that all the questions should be disposed of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
ROUGH SEAS sMOorHED BY OIL.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.--Captain Murrell, of
the English steamer Surrey, reports to the United
States Hydrographc Office that while a voyage from
Baltimore to London In March last he experienced heavy
gales. high and confused sweeping tho decks and
causing considerable damage. Ho filed the pans OF the
closets aft with oakum aud waste and thon poured In
machine until fully saturated. allow
ing the oil to drip gradually the The effect
was remarkable, as moro aboard. About
Il O'Clock night tho oil IN the became exhaust
ed, and almost Immediately afterward heavy
swept the deck washing tho man from the wheel and
dong other damage. The supply OF oil rerenished
and further difficulty WAS experienced, the snip
running easily for eighteen hours ID shipping
water deck. The Surrey loaded with cattle. and
Captain Murre attributes the Preservation OF the an
mails entirely to the use OF oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
GOOD SPORT PROMISED AT sHEEpsHEAD.
sfURRED on BY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THAT
SHOULD WIN AND RIfN SECOND


SHOULD WIN AND RUN SECOND.
The managers of the Coney Island Jockey
Club have evidently "rnsted around, Tor they have
secured an excellent programme for so-days
ebeepshead Bay. Rivalry evidently does the
club good. There are nine entries for
the first race, dash OF q OF mile Little Minch is a
sprnter OF rare merit and he should win. Burch is
peculiar horse, but he should second place. but
Pearl Jennings Will push him hard The second race is
handicap, lie miles. Elgn is running fast lately
that he should catch the judges eyes frat
and that erratic performer Bonanza ought TO be
HE closest attendant The two-year -old race d OF a
mle looks like good thing for Louise Freedom ought
so second. Maggie Mitchell 10 concedng too much
weight to the others in IT,
For the Twin City Handicap the feature OF the days
programme, ia milos. HOusstonic, at the weights
appears TO be tho best In 1t aud he
should carry the Fairfax cOlors 10 victory. Dry
Nonopole. the game little colt OF the bookmskers
tmery 4 Cotton, should be second. The nflh a
tveepstAkes for three Odds, special weights.
hile Attorney well on the closing day at Mon
Mouth Park that, although he carries the top weight
be should win. Gardey should be second. whizgig
ought win the selling race and Valet should secure
lie place Tie entries follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. S0Flour throughout was que, on,
prices steadily held winters we're fairy IDe ~
Fresh ground Old wheats continued scarce Wssos s
rennsylvana super 81 5oSs2 do Extra ~ ssIf
Process ~ l09si 80, Delaware Family, u .9efe o.
Ohio Clear ~ O0GS4 70, 10 straight a 25dss % nd
Leafs snd Southern Illinois Cl,ar, 81 90 GSi 20 40 Su
a. 256si so Winter Wheat rstsat "a eoS euo oT
Wheat weak SDot Lots quiet. New No Hell IN 81
elevator &c.. No Pennsylvania Red. puo. NO n
Aug s6G 80 70. sept. 30 .oS5 20. Oct. So 1850. ~
81 0@Sc Corn spot Lets quiet, oto<no, SSc
Miied track 65c No high MIsi IN grain depot PED
No yellow trsok aud grain depot DO. NO = ~
Aug. 4e.0ov, sept. ~ sss sc Oct 40 vSiss
4V. Oats lower Rejected White 30. no
new 81 lol No white 81 10, No 2whte A1g 81 az -
sept. "a @s4 NO. October. Sass We Nova 80 lizard
Buttsr-Pcnnsyi vaniA Creamery Extra Z @zso acrv
County and Now York EIrA u disc, ws,lssa 10 q 90
2O02c. ocso--Now York null .reAn xs-
Sugar -0ranulatri sni Confectionery A. otso|Is No
coplsF Flour Ices Wheat Ds 900 bush. OLA mani
bush. Slpnonlsr-'p..s~L l,poo DuAhs Cosl NV
osts $4,000 Duse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
WILL MAYOR SMITH REslGyf

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 80 (SpeciaD. DIN speak
ing Of the charges of embezzeent city funds against
Mayor Smith Colonel Nh Cldre said to-day
81 make no secret whatever OF the course intend
pursuing There Is now no criminal court IN session,
but Monday Grimm al will open aud judge
will ait think judge Is ths only competent to
give preliminary hearing In OF such grave
Importance III Mayor Smith does resign this week,
aud n Councils. when they meet Thursday. do not
adopt tho direct method for the impeachment and
removal Of the Mayor proceedings Will certainly DO Is
suei In tho Criminal Court before whatever Judge IL
sitting next MsndAy."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
CLOSING PRICES OF PHiLA DsLPaTi srOoKx

MONDAY Aug. 80, p. NJ
Seventy thousand, threo hundred forty shares OF
stock the result Of whole days transaction afford
little opportunity for additional alton Of deal
iDgs for comment on the speculative situation The
ngures tell the whole story. To quote The late jim
FisKs description OF graveyard: Those who are IN
can't out and those who don't want 10 get
In" Tho only Interesting feature OF tho day WAS tho de-
veoped evident desire TO create market for Delaware
and Lackawanna STOCK the transactions 10 II uo4oo
shareS larger than In any other stock hs
opening prioo was ut 1873 and was advsncsd TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
ENGLISH CRICKETERs PRACTISING.

The English cricketers went down to
Staten Island yesterday and put several hours OF
good practice at the nets the grounds OF she
Staten Isa0d Cricket Club Those who were on last
years Am thought the ground exceedingly pretty
and wen situated, and would eventually make beaut
ful cricket ground Today Mr. SIM the Old Devon SHIRE
ericketer viii play single wicket match the Staten
issnd ground with Purssr Russell OF the Adrato, the
steamer on which the EnglAh team cana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
NO LIGHT on THE SINGER MURDER.

Many persons yesterday visited the Singer
house in Green-st., Rdsewood l. l., the scene OF the
tragedy OF Sunday The nonse vas occupied by scveral
farm hands who taking OF the cattle Three
Of the children were taken the ST. Josephs Hom.
while the oldest was taken to Long Island City Jau
whore he viii be kept as witness All efforts to get
the boy To tell what lie knew prOve' futile DR. Wick
ham made autopsy upon tho body OF Singer He
found several scalp wounds which penetrated the skull
aud found abrasion OF the skin the right arm Ths
body will be buried to-day. Tho police arp-ar 10 he
waiting for the Result or the Coroners INQUEST when
will place this evening.
Mrs. Singer Is sun IN the Queens County jail She sim
adneres 10 her former story that was In bed ana
asleep and did not know her husband was killed "You
see. she went on 10 quick nervous way my husband
out In the yard when went 10 bed, ant do moi
know when hs came In The doors away- left open
and IL quite easy for any enter the honse
belief yself ara the children were sh roformsd
for never knew anything about II TIL woke nm In
the morning. found b knee I'M beside nv bed
"Who do you think cOmmittedthe crime ~, asfed the
reporter
81 haven't the slightest idea"
" Do you think that robbery was intended"
4" IL must Dave been, for my purse which contained
SIS Ia missing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
VICTORY FOR THE MAROONS.
ERRORS BYNEw-YORKs LOSE THEN A GAME

TIE ST. LOUIS CLUB DO EARNEST WoKh-iht
SCORE TO 3.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30.-Tbe MarOons pounded
wecs hard and by punching their hits and assisted by
errors by the Giants critical points won weearned
victory from York TO day. Tho game was marked
by generally excellent work the part OF the Maroons
the pitching OF Kirby being especially hne He was
splendIdy supported by Myers and proved pnzser 10
the Gants. McKinnon by magnificent drive over tue
left field fence made a home rum sending Kirby homo
before him. The was:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

Earned runs-Athetc o; Metropolitan. o. First base
errors-Atlec l. Metropolitan. 3 First base on balls
Athletic. Metropolitan. l. Left on bases-Athleto. 3;
Metropolitan. 3. Struck out-Athetic, A Metropolitan
10 Metropolitan a. Three base hits
-Iarkin Coleman. /. TWobase hits-M lligan: stolen
-Mester, : MCGarr. l. wild pitches-Mavs l.
Passed bals-RepschlageE l. Umpire-Mr. Valentine
Time OF game-1:JO.
In the League yesterday the Chicagos chances in
first place we're bettered Detroit aud New Works
hat IA 1osf Tha
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ron. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NoRrHERS.


LONDON Aug 30.-l230 p. m.Consos lOl for money and
l0l LII for the accounts Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 81 do Second Mortgage
1874 Erie. 80 Mexican Ordinary AL New YORK Gen.
trail 1927 Pennsylvania 591s, Reading, Is
1902 m-Paris advfces quote Three Per Cent Rcntes ut
81 francs 81 = confines fol the account
LONDON, Aug 800 D. m.-Consols, l0l for money and
lOl y the account and Great Western First Mort
gage Certificates 5l do second Mort gage
Erie Second Ccnsos l03csi ST. Paul Common, 9i's Now
York Central 1929: Reading Il =.
amount OF bullion tie Bank OK England
balance today is 100000.
Hudson Bay Company, "a.
quote Three Per Cent ~ francs so
the account and exchange London at 70
francs % centimes for checks