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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
,.rvrp prroPg THE GRAND JURY.

r. j. Hare a lawyer who practises IN the GRIM
nal courts was before the Grand Jury yesterday 10
explain his possession at one time of pair OF ear
rings which Mrs. Carrie Potter says are her property
Mrs Potter was a prisoner In the TouibS Tor seVefa
DAYS accused Of an assault, and after she wa &C
united and had left the prison she missed pair Ok
earrings which she said contained diamonds Naued
at 500. Her lawyer received note few d"ys Aie'
her discharge from Mr.. lIairc saying that he had
pair of diamond earrings which he had received from
Josephine McEvOy. client who was also IN th'
Tombs lie said that he did not know 10 whom they
belonged until he heard Of Mrs. POttcl's los' Inc
earrings were returned Ia Mr.. Potter but she as
covered that the original stones had been taken rom
the earrings and ordinary window glass had bcr SUI
stlturcd for the diamonds Mr. Hare saws tltt tlc
earring were In the condition - when ne r.
Ccivcd them. $780,, A.. o,-
Josephine McEvov declares that she found the car
ring, on the floor II the TOmhS. and that her ia"
ycr while refusing to accept them IN the hcAIlhE, "l
Others, Indicated that she might place t.u ~ I'm l,
gloves which lay the table. Police Iu't'c ll"ttl
dismissed the complaint which was made against '',
LAWYER when Mr.. Potter fr~t declared thdi gas iu
been placed in the earring, instead ~ diamonds
Grand Jury decided to investigate the case anu ,i
Hare was allowed ~ appear - a VIM, va '
behalf Further evidence VIII De- submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

The suit a mandamus 70 compel the Commissioner
OF Public Works to issue permit to the NewNorK uhuer.
ground Railway Company tear up the streets ana bulu
its road was continued before Judge Truax and jury IN
the Superior yesterday The case Is tried now on
the issue OF fact proceedings will continue Tor
several DAYS Thomas p. Wickcs. eXJudge Horace Rus
sell and John H. Srahan appeared for the city. and d.
Winlow PAIGE and cx Governor Hoady for the company
Judge Barrett Supreme Court YESTERDAY appointed
william NJ Kennard temporary receiver OF the William a
Rich Company. The receiver was appolneu on inc
application Of william Rich. the treasurer and general
manager OF the company.
Fx.Judgc OF Court Of Common Pleas George NJ van
Hoescn was yesterday appointed referee to take testimony
in the case George I. Newhal against william H. Ap
pleton & Co.. publishers The suit is for slool alleged
IN M due for commissions. 1t has been tried four times
and has been back from the Court OF Appeals tho
same numb r OF times on legal points
The people appealed from the decision OF inc "e
ora, Term OF the Supreme Court which held that General
Duane was eligible hold the place Of Aaueduct Com
missioner although a retired Army officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
Cor-pr CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme SG%"eS
casI nl &C. itins IGciore Andrews
J Ssenes5 Gn tI'TiG diFar -eore Beach
si5 sco NS &c., 50 o o oc 20. 4 so5 49, a
supreme uro a6 ro sIii a5C, 029 lis.
IOIi 49, 1903 300 sl2 ll2l, 1902, ola, 2'3o C'o'
81 S, S SP -creutfsri IBcforc Lawrence J.
Ca.e on Stone ast. d. D.. H. b. & b. Il. H. co. no cal
Supreme G ,I llI ,s s, Patis1s9n 20
1870, l2Sl i233' Pa oi,' IA i3GGs az NV ~
'"G pIee Cogrt- trcGtDIar IV-Bcfore Ingr,ham, J.
No 1873 57 lSs Gs22 $50 o' 5 G 1851 a. IT,
49, y. iI93 1853. -, I'D.
ro5 a ase WIZ GG' Of Mar n oodr aa
ainn and Mary MSson 10 a. M , w, H. ~ DaTc'I
abh Soc1oR ko,anmS LPa f. Ivan A3dG "a anna
superior Court-spccial Tcrm-beiofe Dufro' Mo-
Superior Court-Equy Tcrm-BefOre scdswick c. j.
Mo- u 3o court-Trla Tcru-pat I-Beore Truax.
Nos IO34 9s9 G92 3$i Co9 1872 i45 slc,o Freedman
SnTcror Go,r;-Tlu lcn.r Part iIl-i'clore German.
D. Common lca>-Gcncra TermBeofe Larrcmore. Z. j..
BoSS oo1 I pSa S,"a TtrHBo1c DAILY Motions.
Common pleasEquy TeTHnAdj9urnedf FOR the torn
Nos IG5 ioIG - il5o 69j 1902 l29s. 1888 1900,
III 7Gss nc ~ io3 SOC SS ilo7 49, iO-' ''' $40
Common Peas-Trlai TcTn-Part lI-Adjourned for tho
'f City court-speclaI Tern-Before Van wyck. j.
CIV TsraTt I NJ csIcsaa n1r'h j.
CIV Court-Trial TcrIn--I'ar; II-Bcdofc McAda" C.
Nos $685. 1871, 3s7. l5s 2.C9, -, 3I41:,
CITY Court-1ral Term Part IlI-Bcfore McGown J.
Nos 1919 $50 eco $50. 1923. t2s. ~ t5s 1920 Az
City Court-Tria Term-Part Iv.-Bcfore McAdam. C. J.
Special calendar.
Court Of General Scssions-Part l-Eefore smyth
r.. and Assistant Dstrlct-Attornoy DaNs-Nos' "a
Court Of General seseions-Part 1I-Bctorc Cowing j.
and Assistant DistrctAtiorney Dawson-Nos' 70 D. IN
elusive.
Court OF General Ses~ons-Pait IIIBeforc Fitzgerald
L. and Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney Jerome-Nos u
4 inclu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
LIVE. STOCK MAKaErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo y. y. Jan ~ Att.c Receipt, ia-t = hours
for mus faf, a1fO, ior same time
last wrck 500, CONSIGNED mfonrh. $40 Of when 20
10 New-YOrk; ,dlr. 5000 opened stronger IN Ih1i
demand closed dull lower 10 sell choic" shipping. 900
To 800 D.. JOdsi % primo 10 choice iati," chipping
steer. 400 900 D. - lJG9t 10 medium To good cN
port gradcs l3OO ~ I4O0 d. t4aei - ih'r to cho.
and but herring rlalta. 100 10 lJOO , - 80"
~ 20. medium COVd canning ana butthciMs ffidro
100 1900 u. ~ 5Jdti 10 good To ch"i'c shipping
canning ana uLch,rng grades, LOCO 70 LOO IT, IS "d
IS very and all giWs 300 10 200 10 - 90
a. IL. Michigan stOrArrs and feeders, lair To-
choice. ~ Gjd53, Michigan steers rt"chci, aud r'drt'
fair to good native shipping steers. - -Ud;% 3D. !dr 10
choice cows heer - .JdT3 30 medium 10 good COVE
hcifcr~ 7jdS3 common 10 prime COW. ana hei"ra
- Boa - 81 uiirh and sprngrrs, Hl56f41 Sh,
and Receipt, last - hour. $500 heal total 10
IL 500 for SAM time last week, Us fco
cons cncd through 1000, OF which ZOO u Nc"-i org
sane 1900; sheep steady, win faIi u'hAhli laa
duh. and demand Hight prices very weak
Shccp-Choicc extra, % Goasj %; medium TO good
- 25dsJ 50 common 10 good. - J0dfJ 20. Lambs
Good to choice. 81 60dsG 81 fair TO good ~ 2dt6 %
medium 10 fair. - 1886 20; Can1das. ~ 65dtO So
ogs-Reccpts last - hours, 1900 head total Tor week
thus far. 1890 Zoe same pmr last week, a 800 con
through. 200. ~ which ESQ &" New YORK; on
sale, IA 600: active and shade higher; MEDIUM ana
heavy f3 SOd&3 So mixed, 80 80; Workers, % 9J"b
pigs, ~ roughs, f3d@3 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

titled Greed Revision in the Presbyterian Churches
which contains several important articles, ncludng
The new Confession and Declara;Ory statement OF lne
Presbyterian Church in England. In his address nc
said that regardless OF what he may have sad IN any
commentary, he does not believe in rcprobatloh, anu
never did He said that a wrong meaning was gwen
to the ninth chapter of Romans because 1t was hot
read in connection with the two that followed IL.
Further, the passage often quoted about jacob
being loved and ESau hated had nothing to do WIN
their eternal salvation a.. n.
The hour for adjournment having arrived, the PIcs.
bvterv adjourned until today al 3 p. m. wncn III
will meet in the main room Of the Scotch Church, the
lecture room having proved too small for the great
number Of cercymcn. aymcn elders and students
who desire - hear the na,tcrly arguments for and
The debate are representatives OF the press Many OF
the students from the Union Seminary and nearly all
the professors were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago jan 20 (SpccaD.-Wheat today during tho
first hour exhibited little temporary seadincss be-
cause cables higher and because in Nebraska and
Kansas the thermometer down around zero. At
the close however. the price showed loss OF "a OF
cent May stopping at 90 Ia cents after having started
at 81 cents, and after having sold low as so ID
cents The news during the day caused the abandon.
ment of considerable long wheat. The visible supply
unqnestionably suggested some OF this selling. Tho
decrease was 100000 bushels As 100000 bushels
had been burned at Baltimore the figures showed only
100000 bushels used up In the natural of the
trade. The decrease last year was 100000 bushels.
The Northwestern arrivals POI at Minneapolis
and nine cars AT Duluth. The days clearances
exceedingly Disappointing, about 10000 bushels Of
wheat and about 1000 packages of Hour, Puts
good again. being at 30 "a cents, while the close
was . cent under this. There q little decline
In corn at NewYork and n little drop here I'm SYM
pathy. May sold 10 81 IL cents, as low as II has
gone mt all, and closed at 81 5s cents. The visible
supply increased 100000 bushels As the case
In wheat. these figures affected by that Baltimore
fire, about 100000 bushels of having been
destroyed there Provisions decidedly moro
active and somewhat higher. On the curb, May
wheat sold at so Ia cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
CASTS IN THE COURT or APPEALS.

Albany y. Y. Jan. 2o.-In the First Division OF mo
Court Of Appeals the following causes were aFSueu
Alfred and another, executors. cc Spp'Aht' Ae'
Caroline a. Strong 81. al. respondents
Theresa Lynch, respondent agt the First national ian"
Of jersey cry appellant
The Mutual Life Insurance Company 81 Ne"'lofH' IT,
srondont agt Sarah l.. Shpm.n ct al. imIlcaded etc..
appellants ,-
Frank /. Smith. receiver. etc. appellant ast' Cuft'
a. Barnum al. respondents.
Abel A. Crosby ct al, appellants act the president
,tc Of the Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company re-
spondent. -.
The following is day calendar FOR January Il Nos
s@7 1872 III ~, 1856 lss, 1e3 and 1873
In the Second Division the following causes were hsueu
Isaac h. Potter and ano1cr respondents aet the New
York Infant Asylum, appellant
George H. Barnum, appellant agt Read Gordon IT, AND
another, respondents.
William T.. AbcndrOh. respondent aet' inc Nahbd'NH'
Railway Company and another, appellants
The following is the calendar for Tuesday: Nos ~.
7ol u.s. O29 60j, 769 713 and 77s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
THE z0LKT WOMAN DEAD.

Marie zolki wife Of the man who was sent 70
Sing sing for the murdcrous assault on the drht''
Mr. Dc La Mater died yesterday morning "l Ut"
Living in Asylum. So. l3s second ave, OF wm'h I"-
stitutlon she had been inmate since the lnio
week Of December. Her death, which Is sad h'
the doctors IN attendance 10 0e due to heart failure
induced by combinations release, her from the
rhargc. Or TERED again, her by Dr. Bryan, OF causing
the death II her Child ly refusing 70 i',d II, l'
January II. II said that Mr.. IolM -iad PCT
si-cntly refused 10 nOuri-h the BABY ana uN'' INC
hodx WAS covered with l;uI-c-. tu tlr repre-
lions Of Dr Bryan. the nurses Of the asylum aud
certain patients Coroner Iiany Issued warrant
for the Woman's arrest, Whl'h "Oud nave t"hch
effect on her recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
THE GUIANA BOUNDARYMATTER
THIS COUNTRY IN EFFECT ASKED TO EXERT
ITS INFLUENCE FOR ARBITRATION.
TEXT OF THE RESOLUTION INTRODUCED IN THE
PAN.AMERICAN CONFERENCE BY SENIOR
PERAZA, OF VENEZUELA.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrDUSE.I


PERAzA, OF VENEZUELA.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrDUNEI
Washington, Jan. 2O.-somethng OF STIR was
caused to-day the International American Conference
by resolution offered for the consideration OF the
delegates By senior ~ BOlet Tcraza the representative
of the Republic Of Venezuela. The resolution Is IN
effect a request to the United states to use us IN
Huence with Great Britain in the Interest OF an aiDa
ton OF the Guiana boundary dispute which has been
pending between Venezuela and the BRUSH "0'erh-
mcnt. Senior BOct Peraza's resolution, thoneh seeh'
ingly outside the limits Of discussion in the conference
was based on the section Of the act converting the
delegates, which recitcs as among the objects Oh 'ic
convention IN Washington this general one ITO CON
slider such other subjects relating to the welfare OF
the several states as may be presented by any Oh INC
said States, The proposition, as sent up 70 be reau'
follows:
Resolved That the International American Confer
cncc guided by the provisions OF the Sth section Vi INC
converting act OF the Government OF the Ch'eu SDa'
adhcrcs to the and good wishes cNPes'eu p
the President the United States IA his MESSAGE OF c
ccnbcr OF last year, with respect TO the bouhuaS us
pute between the respective Guanas no" Su'a'"'u
tween the Republic OF Venezuela and Great bfluah' anu
homes that the earnest desires expressed by the Govern
ment OF United States that the said question ma! I
an amicabe solution, in accordance Win inc hso'''
titles Of the respective parties will INSPIRE IL WIN ''
most effective Offices It's powerful influence TO inc emu
OF fayoraby dsposing Great Britain TO accept the
TO arbitration which proposed by Venezuela mus
preventing an appeal violence the results oil "hch arc
apprehendcd with alarm by the Conference whose pfno
object Is to preserve the pcact, tho rights anu inc o'
interests OF America.
senior Doct Pcrnza, who has taken conspicuous
mart In the deliberations Of the Conference ana Is ono
Of the ablcst Of the South American delegates, mad'
an effective speech in favor OF the immediate duopio
of ms res luton but Of the dclesat OF inc ChlicI
states objected TO this on the eOund that IL Wsu'
seem TO commit this Government 10 one sue III q .
disnutc between two friendly POwcre ana, although
senior BOlet Perazl spoke again with great cd,hc7t
ncSS in support Of his proposition IL vas inaly re
ferrcd 10 orc Of the standing committees OF tlc t"l
fc-ence with instructions to report upon II as soon
as might be convenient. The resolution made srcS,
deal Of talk among the delegate ana e SUBJ W.
no doubt call for serious consideration pcloIc to
Conference comes 10 an end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
TRYING CAPTAIN RrrrrG FOR SWITCHING

TRYING CAPTAIN RETTfG FOR Sht ""LIN"
CAPTAIN william Rcttg. Of the steamer Saratoga
was again before Commissioner Shields for 'AanihA
ton on the charge Of smuggling Into TINS port u"
rnoud, valued AT 81 900 belonging b Isaac Lamn'
messenger. The examination In the ca-e against
Lamm was postponed. Assistant United states DIS
trict Attorney OConne rested the case for Tie
prosecution Richard Lee, reporter, tc'thed on
behalf Of Captain Rcttig. lie said that he boarded
the saratoga at Quarantine and went TO The captain
cabin lie saw Iamm run iu cNciiocN win "A buhli'
done M i'm pocket handkerchief and say 10 No
capiain: What shall DO with my diamond l.'
~ nf,in told him that ought to put the diamonds
I'm A sealed package. lie also said that Lamm must
declare tho Jewel, and pay the duty on them. Iaii
said that he va, going through q" London. 30
captain said that he was in hurry and c"nld not
discus, the subject further. The witne'' 'Ad t.At
captaln was to hold the jewel, for sale pms
The examination Will be continued on thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
THE ITALIAN MINISTER WAS Not PRESENT.

In the account OF the reception given 10 Arch
bishop Cou-an by the Catholic Club OF TINS CITY,
prior to a. departure for Rome, II wa, said Ia several
papers that Baron Faya, the Italian Minister 10 The
United ~iatcs Wis among the fTcsts. owing 10 The
eetrangcd rrla, lon, between the Vatican and the
Italian Court, Tie reported presence Of King Hum
bert's Official representative At the reception crcatc1
considerable comment IN certain circles OF ths cty
II was learned Yesterday, however, that the Minister
did not httcnd tlIc IccCplIOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
transactions in State bonds were on a 5

Transactions in State bonds were on small
scale and were confined 10 Tennessee settlement
IS at 72I-9 and~North Carolina Consol As at
% ~. OF city bank stocks Ninth National
sold &C at 1876.
The general bond market was moderately active
and MS rule prices continued TO move steadily
UPWARD Texas and Pacific issues gained small
fractions. Missouri. Kansas and Texas general
- advanced | IA per cent to 50 ii and Mobile
and Ohio general mortgage per cents 10 80.
While the declines were few. they were not in
significant. New-Jcrscy Central general IS de-
clined 5-S per cent to 40 IL. Reference is
made to our full report of bond sales
Money on call was easy at per cent. Early
in the day small business was done at g. and
toward the close there was excess of funds
at 3 and IL per cent The last loan was at 3
per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, S77,l12,513; balances,
SI7j1,G 26.
The Sub-Trcasurer was debtor TO the Clearing
House $754,6S2. It's net gain on balance ON
Saturday and to-day was s., 339,l57 made up
by n coin gain of S2,33S .394, minus a currency
loss Of S6237. The two days operations COW
cred: Receipts, 81 0365, $50 payments SIS, O33. =
400; resulting in general balance of $l76,4s9,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
COTTON MAEKrTs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Jan. 20. p Cotton1hc sales OF the dsy
included 10 100 bales American. ~
Future closed quiet AncricanI Midanhg' low nIddng
Tc ruary delivery jGGfd sellers, February and March
delivery 8 jO-G4d buyers, March and April delivery.
$500 sellers Aprl and May delivery. 596id sesls
delivery C264d sellers July and August deliver.
; G3Gid sellers August delivery G30fd value.
Savannah Jan. 90 CottOn-IiOday net and gross
receipts 3g5l bales: stock 30 sj3 bales
New. Orleans. Jan. 20.-C0tOn steady mddng fOAc ,
low middBg Q 15-lGc good ordinary, ll-iOc net re-
ceips 500 bales gross. 1858 bales exports To Great
Britain 300 bales France. $50 bales to the Con
tnent O12 bales coastwisc 2so3 lales; sales, $500
bales stock, 07Oi bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
THE COURTS.

A FAD STREET COSTS TIE CITY 5000.
John Dechen a member Of the Veteran Fire Depart
ment, received verdict for 5000 from jury before
Judge Freedman, in the superior Court, yesterday
against the city. Dechen marching in the Decora
ton Day parade In 1883 and stepped in hole in the
pavement in Waverlcy Place SXthave.. breaking
The kneccap on his night leg. L. Hall appeared Tor
the plaintiff and Mr.. Wellman. OF the Corporation
Counsels Office for the city. The case was given to
the Jury on the statement OF the plalntlt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
NEWS or BASEBALL MEN.

wendell Goodwin. the president of the Players
League club to Ice IN Brooklyn. says that the pro-
posed new park j, plot 81 EtoCLd in t"o regulation
tlocl, in the Twenty sixth Ward so feet long and
400 feet wide, al suffer and the Eastern Park
way. lie Nays that wor, Oh the new grounds VIII
begin IN about tel day.
Jo.cph H. Cho,tc Yesterday submitted the hri"f, In
the New York club Ward ca-c To Judge Morgan j.
OBricn. The papers were gwen also to Wards couh-
sci, "a Judge How land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
: ICESOy. TIE DFFAULTFR. PLEADS GUILTY

Henry NJ. Jackson, formerly assistant cashier nj
,bc euh Treasury who ran away from the country
with 10000 Of Government money in October 1857
and was recently arrested In this city, pleaded guilty
Yesterday to the embczzlement Of the money; Judge
,onc1ict 81 the United states Circuit Court. before
whom The olaa was entered, remanded Jackson until
Thursdsy tr centcnce. lie may be sentenced to ten
wears, inprisonment and fine OF 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
70 REMOVE ELIZABETH corycILMEY.

Trenton. y j.. Jan. 90 In the Ne" Jersey supreme
Court TO day proceedings begun against eleven 81
the Elizabeth Guy COunciImcn to show cau-c why
they should not bee removed from Office II J. asserted
that the legislative act under which they we're elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
STOCKS LACK ACTIVITY.
DECLINES AND RECOVERIES.

A STRONG CLOSING AT THE HIGHEST
POINTS
SAFES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JANCARY 20.
ROyDs AVID BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

Net cash bal s243 4S5 oeS 1922 PSI s972s4i
The foreign exchanges were quiet and barely
steady. Rates on London, indeed were heavy
and slightly lower, principally from a lack OF
demand. We revise quotations for actual business
as follows: Bankers bills at 81 So and $i Sc for
long and short sterling respectively French francs
at Bal IA and SIS l-2 reichmarks at "a 5-S
and 90 IA, and guilders at 40 and 40 Ia
In London British consols further declined 20
TO o. 3-l6 for money and lie TO 81 7-l6 for the
account In the open MARKET money ruled az
l-2 and So per cent for discount OF bankers
bills but was materially dearer at about per
cent for use of balances. Bar silver was steady
at "A sd. an ounce American railway shares
were weak and closed without important rally.
At Paris French per cents were slightly hi9her
at s7.62 1-2, sight exchange on London, pelng
1925 IL francs to the { sterling.
The Liverpool and London and Globe insurance
Company publishes the yearly statement OF tnelr
United States branch for the year 1889, showing
assets of 81, SO 81 an increase OF over Sooo,
900 over the preceding year. all invested In Cnited
States Government bonds State and city Donds
and real estate. Notwithstanding the eXtraordl-
nary list. of CONGREGATIONS during the last year;
in all Of which the Liverpool and London ana
Globe Insurance Company was largely lnteresteu,
it will be observed that the surplus OF income
over expenditures is S413,606 II.
The following are the quarterly statements of the sate
the City of New-York on the llth day Oh Jam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

Ola, consisting Of S170,329,s63 coin ana
S6,l59l51 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day S306,35s National bank notes for
redemption. ~ ,
The customs receipts were $sl $3.50, the in
laneous receipts S33,35O.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement follows
Jan. 49, Jan. 90. Differences
Net gold on hind sls3 s 1893 $751; 9OS Dec ss954s5
Net silver hid lS,iJl,llo zOolo,oJO Inc oo',o'4
Net legal-tenders
on hand 7,2o952I I43i,6Yo Inc lio,lo
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
over outstanding
certificates 500 159 030 5000 300 29t Dec 1852 73s
Denosits In b'nks 3327G063 49, l55 1868 Dec. 40 lOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

DIR. schan, who answered DR.. Paxton, In brief
speech filed with texts 10 prove that God never
passed byp single creature that lie had made, has
within day OF two issued timely pamphlet, ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
SALES AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AMI re-
TROLEUH EXCHANGE.

Total share. for the day