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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
THAT SHOOTING CASE.
THe KINcAlo-TAuLeEE PISTOL Ex-
FERENCE AT WASHINGTON.
Shoot Ia Hui e--strong Friends
of Both Parties.
prom Our Regular corre,ponaen.l

WASHINGTON. March 1.--Ex Congressman
Taulbee, Of Kentucky, who was shot IN the
face yesterday by Charles j.. kineaid, cor
respondent Of the Louisville Times, is
thought TO be in no great danger unless IN
fammation should set IN. The BAH en-
tered the face about an eighth OF an inch
under the left eve and ranged downward,
settling in the back of the head beneath
the base of the brain. Two grams OF pow
der got into the eve. but will do no perma-
nent injury 20 that organ. Taulbee. who ~
Mt Providence Hospital. is getting along
nicely, and If he continues 10 hold ms own
Kincaid viii probably be admitted 10 oail
kn few days. Able counsel have been re-
tanned by Kincaid, and. 1t ~ thought, ne
will be able TO make good defence. lie
certainly shot 20 kill but he and his friends
claim that Taulbee has persisted IN seeking
a quarrel with him for more than
a wear. Kincaid is a small man and Is IN
poor health, and he could not cope with
Taulbee in fsticuf, as the latter Is mus
cular. raw-boned. and more than six feet IN
height There was some feeling against
Kincaid in congressional circles for making
he attack in the Capitol building, but he
i . so greatly incensed over the
va ing OF his ear by Iaulbee,
pun tho subsequent showing which
sho lived when the two men met on the
ne rec aiding TO the basement that he
= RESTRAIN nlmSeit. hlncMu cihuhS
couIu No. he met Taulbee the second time
Una! Wneh said 10 him "Iaulbee. you
YESTERDAY hN 10 renew this trouble. do
90 n0' wan. Nat the ex-membcr showed
you anu a zen he fired the shot.
-, VG FRIENDS.
M 90 ~ 4 Taulbee have many
Both klnGaid NJ NJ. hington and in Ken
lucky, ana they have ,resSion over This
are panied Dcy ,,I1a,ce This Is true of
tbe ReStnckv delegation in Congress sbd dd
are are warm friends Of both par 'eS 10 'n0 I'LL
Iculty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
CIVIL SERVICE.
The Continuation of the InvestiGat' on


v.oy,voroN. March Tho invesh% ga
.,or ~ The Ciyil-Service Commission was
continued today. and on Monday there
will be another hearing. Mr.. kooseVell
narticuIar friend Shidy, who mas Deeh
proved to have been a keen-handed TICK
ster when in the postal service, ana VINO
ob,ainod a pOsition in the Census VI
Geo on the recommendation OF Nj:
Roosevelt. was today the SupJoct "a
further inquiry. Mr.. WanamaHef teNtlii '..
and said in effect that he dld not kho"
-, Lo wrote a letter making no objection
Co Shidy's last appointment that Shldy was
srch a had man--of course TINS means
"noiiticaliy bad" Mr.. Porter, OF the Cen
sns RureeIi. also testified, and his evidence
was substantially that he took III ohluJ Oh
Rooseyelt's recommendation.
One queer thing that the American peG-
nile would like TO know about, anu Inn -
how men like Teddy hoo7'Ioi' 80. w.
claim 10 be such spotless retormeTs seem
90 obtain uroportiOnateiy more oihces l9r
tboir friends than are secured by auYD0uE
in practical politics. Why. unoer the ~
Administration there was time When MI'
Barbour Of Virginia. q sonatof-elect' Cuhli !
49, ~ The State committee OF Virginia, ana
member of the National Demociauc COM
uittee. could get very little ioT MS lrlenus
in the wav Of offices, but the inueW unil'S'
the man-milliners, and the theorists u
o,allv who shouted reform were shehh-
ING in and getting places for Their friends
II was a strange condition Of affairs, and
the present investigation Is 6ringine ou'
facts that these so-calIed feIofn oI,
no better than other people, ano
the indications are that it will be proved
TOO. that they are many notches lower IL
political morals than the wicked poll11icIiahh'
whom they profess to- reSuia'o anu NUN
upon as terrible people. -, !.
Postmaster Paul. of st. Louis. VIII pt
here on Monday to testify, and this part OF
The investigation will be spicy.
QUESTION OF MANIPULATED PAPERS.
The commissioners Will also be examined
next week specifically IN the charges tIa'
ceeding all the way through; and no mat
ter what the verdict may be, Edltor fiattoi
and Congressman Ewart Will DO nue.
good in showing how this reform cIo"'
- laar, rupplpg Times
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Put on the Brakes

II YOU ind you are going down hill In point OF
health. Failing strength, impaired digestion,
and assimilation are tho ma.ks OF decline.
Check these and other indications OF premature
decay with the grand vitslizer and restraining
tonic, Aostetter's stomach Bitters. Beginning at
the fountain head, the stomach, tho Bilters
remedies its inefficency, corrects It's errors, and
sets It vigorously AT work. The digestive organ
IL thus enabled 70 thoroughly separate from tue
food ia nutritye principles, which the blood as
similaung Is enriched. Thus is tue system
nourish0d. and being noUrished strengthened.
and abnormal waste VI It's Tissues stayed. Appe-
tite. tho power To rest well. regular haoit are
also re-estsblished and the various functions
move once more IN their natural aud heslthful
groove. The Bitters. moreover is specific for
ana preventive OF mslarial complaints, rheuma-
fe 20-W(w)F&su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
- It,, nons.rosity, aud that Il

fr.oe political mcnstrosity' aud that IL
should be abolished; ..,.,,s, aroma. that
The hdnD'ss, ,9ye proved tho necessity Of
the eofiest expulsion from Germany of all
Socialist agitators; ~ tho Fmin Pasha
keilei 1 olnitl. the new Reichstag will DO
He predict, tn% colonial expansion, and will
O grant the supplies snacS t, for
10Th The E%P9rSgF district T on as 'f the iI guest Of
the Mo,r sa stvm NINTH the mine,owner. In May he
herr s 5o1 with the Gar in the forest
e e. yo SG The B9Gng publishes H1ss an
for unl nc ,bs African slave coast. The
rl dods tb U have tad duty on the coast OF
es; GPe5 pow Power may be carried into the terri
torv of either without additional duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Personal.

Mrs. Matilda Withers, who was. the
daughter of Edward Lynch, of Lynchburg:
Va, died recently in Coyington, KY; aged
seyenty-nlne years.
The Strathpeffer memorial TO the late
Duchess of sutherland is TO take the form
OF new Episcopal church, which. It is
well known, she was most ANXIOUS TO nave
built there.
Ii il said that the English authorities
are ssill in pursuit of Jack the Ripper"
and that one of the best known OF their
detective inspectors devotes his whole time
10 the case.
A sale of collection of pictures Of Nell
Gwyne, the famous fayorite OF Charles IL,
and of the King himself and many of the
court people OF the time, recently took
place in London. All of the pictures were
engravings. The total brought by 2l6 lots
was 81. 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
The All eyed Tennessee Deal.

Nryy YORK. Iarch 1.-President Inman
sova there is nothing new III Terminal
rnsttors that here are no Developments
IN the neqotiah ons for acquiring the En-
lancer system, but that the negotiations
are ,r,.' SIN pending, although not much pro-
ross has been made, tho matter being
ebout in the same cond ton as 1t was three
weeks ago. g.
The East Tennessee, Virginia and deorr-
ola stockhC lders are to meet early IN April.
the pnrcha. sc, if any is concluded, will be
made bv tina road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

Bv vi egraph to the Dispatch. ]

TDV
Kansas { NY, Mo-, March IA special
20 the IT. sqs from Lamar, No, says:
Durino nm entertainment which was held
AZ Shorts school. twelve miles west OF
here. last nj tntfOur men became eIlgaseu III III
a ouorrel. Mrs. Henry Short. who was
nrcsont wit Icssed it and during its pro
gress tainted and died. she was ,suolect
to heart-dise sse. Six men received palniI i
wounds in til course of the row, which,
i is said. was begun by tho three SWEET
Lrotbers. who had been drinking whiskey
Warrants hav, been issued, but up to 9:45
.n-r1rht no M .est has boon made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
The Billiard Tournament.

nv telegrHpn % tue Dlsoatch.I
NEW YORK. March 1.-Chickering Hall
was packed to suhocation tonight at the
meeting OF giants, Schaefer and slossom.
who PLAYED the last game vi the series with
l4-inch balk Neither had lost game and
thev were ready to play for blood
re-thirty-one innings: Slossom, 900;
Schaefer. 3l3. The highest run of the
tournment. 1913 points, was made by Schae-
fer in his game with Heiser on the first
night.
game of the billiard tournament was
PLAYED this afternoon between Cation and
Daly. There were about 500 people IN the
hall. Score: Cation, 500; DAILY, Al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
WILL GAIN ANOTHER SEAT.
A Farce and Outrage In n Contested-Elec
tiOn Case.

WASHINGTON, March The House To-
Aav took up the Arkansas contested-e!ec-
ton case Of Feathcrstone Is. Cate. and II
Is already known what the result Will be.
Mr. Gate viii fit early next week. 1t is
a bare-faced robbery, and in arriving at a
conclusion the Republican members OF
the committee simply figured ON the. basis
of what the vote should have been IN the
The testimony on which the commit
tee decided to report against the Demo-
cratic member is largely from igno-
rant negroes who do not know the
value of an oath, and one bullet-headed
nero beinr asked what was the usual vote
In Crittenden county replied, Between
SIX and seven hundred" How much OF
that vote is Republican. a. a general
thing he was also asked. and his reply
was " Between $500 and 2,600.'
The whole thing Is farce, and there Is
no Justice in the findings but all the same
the Republicans viii gam another seat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

wheat In Portugal hfd been
another that tbs duty bad been ,.srs
busbel. The duty has been NC ,.sk
cable report was also rcc8ivef s,s,I,s
Vinter crop In southern Russia laI tes.
but tbis mus hsv0 been eragse,,,.. u
foreign markets would haze r.sr1.4.
i9rciDly than hey did o. such a -.
inc Indications wero Tor q dorre,.,
Wv.0uO bushels In tho yisItia slDuiv
ported That cold Waye had en-
SCUM a new OrcsaA 81 10 Wsst h
was mofefatng some. Corn ruled ,a...
ths session, h0ugh early there 1ss. ~
manifested. but ihe railing VA on,
hDd me buzz o. the business ora No.
prevailing VA stoady, aud values o..
,hhnfa from yesterday. Osfs-aar -.
10 Win more freedom than other az
prices roceisi 1.r. uuior falr se.t..
largs Operator. % mo ireak d. t....
D,ugh aui a rally y ac foliDell. A.. -.
raies wore a. teiOv tfs prices ~ y.....'..
.no,'-porE . fair trade was r.a.-... ~
icHlns vas S1mewhat uuatlai 81.
mafaet was ronRer sni 1lsl ..s,-
DAT weaver feelng WA GoysI...!
nn'es -oiticl back again FAC. ani .....t .
mum hg.re% Ia lari aqgi-t AMI t..s .
ing presaiici lp he marEst Earyt-...,
Atout tac higher ou deferred go 'l..t..
inc Improvement wfs ioet later. ia ...,
WDdefato tti9 Was reported a Ht. b
VA, Comparatively steady. -A.la %
prieos we're made early lgd i4-..y #,
par 81 the session slight rolsc. 40 b..
m.tfe1.
AIDING ffisI.roa r,r.s...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Pan-American Congress.

WASHINGTON, March The Pan-Ameri.
can Congress has adopted the report OF
the committee on the subject Of sanitary
regulations. The report takes ground
against the complete isolation which theo-
retically appears TO be the most effective
prophylactic against the inyasions OF epi.
demic diseases. but does not afford II
practice satisfactory results as q sanitary
measure, but tends, on the other hand, 70
NOTABLY injure the commercial interests OF
countries. 1t advocates instead thorough
disinfection. both Is a protection against
the introduction and arrest OF the. de-
yelopment Of epidemios. The draft OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Chambers 1Ialignancy

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The Arkansas
Senators have examined the petitions
which Chandler of New Hampshire pre-
scented in the Senate the other day from
alleged citizens IN Union county, Arkansas,
claiming that there was reign OF terror
in the county for weeks PRIOR 70 the eiec-
tion of lsss. and they do not know but one
man whose name is signed. and both Mr..
Jones aud Mr.. Berry are well acquainted
in that county. 1t only goes 70 show on
wha, shallow testimony Chandler tries TO
palign the southern people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Bonds and Debt Statement
fRx t.ieyraph 70 the unspatca.l

WASHINGTON. March bond offerings
TODAY $4,000 Of AS Ut 1851. All &C
cepted.
The debt statement issued to-day shows
q reduction Of the debt during the month
of February of S6,159, 1896. decrease
since June 30th OF $40, Oas .O9i.9l total in.
Questioning debt. 1921 OCT ,2C3.50; total
available credits, 81 .O34. 81. 529. as cash in
Treasury, S622, cas-, 6l5.l0. legal.tvnders out
standing. S8i6. g8l ,0lG; certificates of de
post outstanding, $40, 2SO. 900; gold certif
Gates, $3.50, G0i ,SOi silver certificates. S2Si,
l7C,zG2; fractional currency, 90. ,74L47
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
The c all VS.. Chandler Controversy.

WAsgrS, TON. March This morning the
Senate Co, nmittee on Privileges and Flee
tions decid cd TO take up at it, next meet
ing the Cali Chandler controversy over the
action of tn former in revising his speech
on the murtler of ". b. Saunders in tlori-
da bcforeit appeared in the Record, making,
as Chandler asserted, a material change IN
fbe matt0r. II is said that Senator Call
will impea CHI the accuracy of the reporter s
notes before the committee, and charge
that he fai lsd TO catch the speakers re-
marks as & cJiyercd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
FrrTy-FlRsT CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. March /. 1890
Senate.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
House OF Representatives.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
House OF Representatives.
After the passage Of few private pen
sion bills MIR. Cutcheon, Of Michigan. call
ed up Senate bill providing for an Assist
ant Secretary of War. Pnssed-yeas, l2S {;
nays. 100. A.
Mr. Houk. of Tennessee, called up the
Standardization case of Featherston rs.
Cate. from the First district of Arkansas.
Mr.. Crisp requested that the case be not
called no at the present time: Monday ne
said. was suspension-day, and there was a
special order for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Consequently if the election case were now
called up its discussion would be discon-
nected.
Mr.. Houk disregardcd the appeal, and
Mr.. Crisp raised the question OF considera-
ton. The House decided-yeas l3S, nays
l22-to consider the election case.
The opening speech in favor OF the
claims Of the contestant was made by Mr.
Haurhen, Of Wisconsin.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Haughen's
speech MIR. Cultivate, of Ohio. took thf
floor. but in view af the small attendance
of the members moved an adjournment,
which motion was agreed to-yeas, ia ;
NAYS l0T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
,vement of Specie.

NEW YoRK. Ilarch 1.-The, exports OF spe-
Gle from New York tins week amounted 20
S7sI O54 of wi Uch S3G7.O72 was gold and
$4I89S silver. OF the gold S9,3S6 went TO
Europe and S3s 7,7A went to South Anne
All the silver 'ent to Europe. The ex-
ports of specie this week amounted to
Ss77 .993. Of which S974,Oll was gold and
81 DIG silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Steamer Glad TidinGs safe.

by Telegraph 10 Tue DIsDaICu'T
VICTORIA, Il. c., March IA letter has
been received from Port Simpson stating
that the missionary steamer Glad Ildlngs;
nreyiously reported wrecked and total
loss. has arrived safe at that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
New York's Ball Team.
rn.,ntnnranh 70 he Disnalcn.l

CHAnLEsTox, March l.-Manager Mutrle
and seventeen players of the New York
feac,ue ose-Ban (lut, arrived this after
noon Inv the steamer Delaware from New
YORK. The only news reported by Mutrie
was that Turner and Leblanc had been
signed as pitcher and frst-haseman re-
snectiYelY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
voun ,t,co,p,. Condition Unchanged

by Arclo-American caDe 70 INC O'eD1'0u'l
LoSpov. March master, Abraham Lin
coin passed quiet night, but there is no
material change in his condition, Up to
this hour a p. NJ there has been no
change in the condii ion Of the patient.
Despite his weakness hope Of his recovery
is still maintained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

[By telegraph to the Dispatchl
GrrENvILLE. Mss, March This morn
ING the corpse of I legTo Was found hang-
Ing from the railroad bridge at lttenabar,
Miss. Inquiry show ed that 1t vas the BODY
Of Burke Martin, negro VINO shot ana
killad a white man fo the purpose of rob
berv. He was evide u;ly lynched by IN
known parties some ime last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Saloon-Keepers Indi cted.

fBy telegraph 70 Tho DE pHV-H'I
CrNcrvNAT1, March 1.-One hundred and
sixty-three indictments against saloon
keepers for selling liquor on sunday con-
trarv to an old statute of the State were
returned TO-DAY by the grand jury IN Gov
incton, Ky. This includes all the saloon
keepers in CoYingtOn except Two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Suit Against John Ininan Dismissed
m, ,o1og-onh 10 the Dispatchl

New YORK. March IA notice Of the
discontinuance of the big suit of the Ten
nessee Coal and Iron Company against
John Inman was filed in the United states
Circuit Court this afternoon. 1t PROVIDES
a discOntinuance without cost 10 elther
marty rs against the other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
c,oose limited states Senators.

DIS MONIES, a.. March LIN the Senate
TO-DAY a Joint resolution was passed calling
for a Joint session of the two bodies next
Tuesday TO choose United States Senators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
ASHLAND.
Death Of a Popular YOsng Lady.
OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

ASHLAND. March /. 1890.
A gloom has been cast over our town to-
day by the death Of Miss Sadie Barksdale.
She died this morning at / o'clock OF
tvpho-malarial fever. after an illness Of
ten davs. This young lady was the second
daughter of Mrs. Emily 81. and the late
Robert Ct. Barksdale. BY her death Ash
land has lost one OF its most attractive
ana bright society girls. She was IN the
nineteenth year of her age. The funeral
viii take place in Richmond tomorrow.
The remains will be taken down on the
fast mail train that leaves here ut Z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Nominated in Caucus

DIS NlorNEs. March AT the Joint
Democratic caucus this evening j. l.. Bes-
tow. the defeated candidate on the
Democratic ticket for LieutenAnt-Goyernor
last fall, received the nomination for
limited States senator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
pA rntORF STOCK MARKET

slIfNoRE, March i.--Vlrginia 1O-40s, IS:
DO *. 66aG7; Baltimore and Ohio STOCK, i0i n (;
Northern Central stock. 50A; Cincinnati. WASH
iugton and baltimore. lst certificates, l0OA do.
2d certificates. 81; do. 30 certificates. 49, consol-
dated gs bonds, Il3; do. stock, 34a5sh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
His Accounts Are Correct.

JACKSON. MISS. March 1.-The experts
who have been examining the books of ex-
Treasurer Hemingway will report that his
accounts are correct and that the apparent
big shortage Is due to errors in book-keep-
ing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

provisions adopted by the. sanitary con-
yentions Of Rio Janeiro and Lama form an
appendix to the report. aud these pro-
visions are recommended to the conven-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
TWO HUNDRED LOST
Az THE SINKING OF THE BR'Iior'
STEAMER oUETTA
On. Strikes an Unknown Rock on UNI
Coast OF Australia and Goes Down
In Three Minutes.
r .nr,o- American cablo to the Dispasch.l

rBy Anrlo-American cabio to me D'spa'cn'i
Ioxrov March IA dispatch received
-o ot ,b;s 'norninc states that the British
s nerv ,o Quota. which sailed from Coda
t town Queensland, February 9th for Lon
t 1om NC been lost at sea. The number OF
rer drowned is not definitely known.
but THE the dispatch says fearful number be
Derisbed. The Quota was vessel OF 2,2o4
The Quota had 81 frst-classs, passengers
and a crew numbering III. She also had
mails for England. l:. Al
The managers OF the line 10 wmch tne
steamer belonged say that they 10 not oe-
lieye she has been lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
DROPS INTO SARCASM.
Speaker Reeds Letter to the Blue-Grass
Club.

Speaker Reeds letter to the Blue-Grass
Club.
W.sUIyGroN, March IA few minutes
before the shooting Of Taulbee 10y hincalu
Yesterday Speaker Reed penned the l9ilow-
inc letter to Congressman aruth. OF Louis
VILE. evidently in response To an NV
ZION TO attend the coming dinner OF TIC
Blue-Grass Club Of Louisville;
OFFICE SPEABER or THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. ", 1871 }
Dear Dir. Caruth: shall not accept the
Invitation rendered me by the blue-Irass
Club. The reason j. very slmpie' nUllD .'
that Jav T.. Durham is president, NOW
jaw +. Durham assured me during the lu.'
distnrbances that if they had me III Ken;
tncky thev would kill me. knowing said
durham to be q journalist. his declarations
10 me impart absolute verify. do mol
wish 10 be killed, especially In heAtucky
where such an event is too common 10 at
tract attention. For good man TO ui'
anywhere Is of course gain but tnlnk
can make more 10y dying later and else
where Very truly. l. d.. NEED
az course. Mr.. Reed did not send the let
ter TO MIR. Caruth after the shooting, bu
Mr.. Stewart, OF Vermont, happened TO &c
a copv. Ii Is a sample Of the Maine man
sarcasm, and shows al o that he IS gwen u
The Speaker heard that the press repre-
eentatiVes had gotten copy OF the rQuSl
draft of the letter, and he said: On
can't that matter be stopped :" but wa
informed tina: il was too late. The COZ
respondents had obtained copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

~
NEW YORK, March i.-ReserYe, decrease,
81 336 500: lOans decrease, g. 53 100; specie, de-
crease. s3,0ji,l0O: legatenders, decrease, t65l,-
300; deposits, decrease, ss,lIs.OOO; circulation,
increase, sl4,l00
The banks now hold S2,360,2OO in excess OF the
~. apf AL