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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-13

THE New York Herald and Star have shown conclusively by facts and figures that large proportion of the inhabit- ants of that city have not been enumer- ated Tn the present census, and they justly demand a recount. It is claimed and with every show of probability. that this was done deliberately for the pur- pose of decreasing the congressional re. presentation of the city under new apportionment. What adds a great deal of plausibility to this accuation is the fact that the republican organs of that city are opposed to a re-enumera- tion. If the last census was col 'ect they surely have nothing to fear, and if it was not then the people of that city are entitled to have every person counted. Many increases of omissions have already been discovered-in one case an apart. ment house containing 300 people hay. ing been skipped entirely.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-13

THE English Industries states that a novel industry, resting s.!ictly on chem ical principles and needing nothing but a little capital and dash of dishonesty to develop it, is said to b, .practiced in Florida. It consists in avoiding dc . pendence upon the slow Id imperfect ripening of lemons by the suns rays, by picking the fruit while green and expos ing it to the fumes of burning sulphur, whereby its color is changed to I:ch golden yellow, infinitely more attractive than the natural hue. "It is true that the interior of the lemon is practically free from juice, n fact which the hypercritical might reckon slight drawback, but this is, after all a triV ial matter, atfecting only the consumer" is the salve applied to the conscience.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-13
White-13, 17, 21. King II. Black to move and win.
POSITION NO. 2I5.-BY O. H. RICHMOND. FROM AMERICAN CHECKER REVIEW. Blacl-1, ', 14 King, 8.
 White-12, 25, 2S King, 5.
 White to move and win.

SOLUTION TO NO. s1a-BY G. H. sLoCUM .Blacl-15, %. 2S. King 27 White to move white-94, 30, Se. King 8. and win
 o0.p7 w wins
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-13
"NeW England" Bread,

KELLY will take the best barrel of flour in market, "THE NIAGARA FALLS" and nroduce 150 loaves of the finest bread that can be made; using all the materials quoted above, making 2S0 pounds of bread and furnish it to families at
 10 GENTS A LOAF, so that all bread possible to produce from A barrel can be bought for $l5.
 NOW MARK THIS!
 A Saving of Sl 40, a saving of all the labor Of sL;%g h S and not a poor batch of bread in a bar nlaA nnd Save Tire, Money and Trouble andI use Kaily's New England Bread. EalIy,s stores:-Bank, So Main and N. Main Sts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
improvements at IatOna.


Shore Eastern has built beautiful depot Laona
a graded
Laona the best ALL
Weigh carefully decide Iatona the
notice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
Transportation.

and
trains stop
o
will be to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
Location.

north side Lake Union aopig gently the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-05
Manufactures.

secondTfe largest Boot and Shoe Factory the Pacific Coast be built La
be 2oof SOU re- nc co
SASH DOOR FACTORY, n
n
have secured ona and will rebuild Immediately The will
muhmo etensv nd compile me
in
The state herald., 1890-12-05
A Bcllicose Preacher,

About six months ago Rev q. T..
Hembrc, pastor OF the Presbyterian church
at Norman, Oklahoma, got into trouble
with the members of his congregation aud
when his commission expired another man
was chosen In his place. Hembrc, how
ever, refused TO give up the pulpit and
continued pre- aching For this he was
reprimanded, which caused him TO become
very bitter against the other ministers OF
the Presbytcry and 10 circulate Damaging
stories about them. Charges were then
preferred against him and the Prosbytery
convened at Norman last week TO try him.
e The trial was tedious ono and has Jus,
closed. Hcmbre was found guilty and
suspended from tho ministry. When til,
vc.dict was read, with cry OF rage h,
spraug ut the moderator, Rev. II. W. Hill
md yelled:
lake back that lio.'
Then he attempted TO strike him. Nlher,
grabbed him and he tried To draw reyol
yer, but was elected from the room. The
Prcsbytcry then hurricily adjourned aud
made bee lice for tho hotel. After they
arrived there Hcmbrc again appeared
with revolver and attacked several OF
them, but the sheriff arrived In time Il
prevent bloodshed.
Hembro's friopds gathered about III,
hotel aud II was necessary for the officer,
TO dispense them and give the preacher,
protection. Hembro came TO oklahomG
from Kansas city at the opening OF III,
territory,
The state herald., 1890-12-05

notice with sioa, pleasure tho statement Of
tue sseis,afy that ths receipts from laiatnai
rc'enne have Increased daring tho la, lscni car
nearly $4,000. md that the cont NJ collecting
tnls htts 's,erus wna lie. h, SppfiT tLhn fuf m.
hat's purpose 10 tue blurpllnF rear NE l'av.
eeniEsa ul tho ol.t ~ collecting The o. stons ias.
enua WAS iosa TOT tho last u on, isaf IA ever ".
frrsl trr tn.url, Adu'lni-irntlon blnfd, no.
Ndei for bJ 10 not vf june 10. i-su. was ,rIrrtri
with great care NJ Il n rpniposei ~ PAT ~ nau
whose pIeflou4 experience 10 tbs administration
o. tho olJ customs r"au lnuonr Init mnio tnpm
familiar with ila evils To 10 fulnedi.a, ari IN
par, Of men Who's, icrul anti iuiiiclnl acquire
mahi- and eapntiancn seemed 10 NJ thein lnf the
wutk IT applying u. now statute,
Tho rhiaf nlm at tho law II to ssruf. an hon.
cat valuation ~ oil dnliAblp inefrhhndis, hni 10
make this valuation uniform at all our ports ~
entry. II bal basn maila manifest ~ . cuii-
Hfrasionhl nfpstiRhtlon that -,,ttm u IN inf.
valuation lhi bapn long IN tsf by rstlain CLASSES
of importer, resulting not ,niJ In lfrHi loss
al tasunns but IN n met in,olufnble di,rfihinA-
ton nllninsi honesty, n 10 not soon how Tits
lazirlltlon, when " IL understood, ran b. 10.
ipfdoh bb tho rilisan. OF Hny country lnyiuu
commercial iasl n 20 With ~ ~ unirienlly. AnY
dnty il tnpppaid 10 10 excessive. et the fOus
plnint be- lodged thaie. Twin sutaiy bs rlninni
~ amy wHll.dispnH,, people that remedy fnnr
be sought and allowed Ia u syttom VI qua al
tfuufnllug
The state herald., 1890-12-05
The Site of Ard.r.onvilIe Prison.

Tho site OF the old Andorsonylllo
prison is now tho property Of Il. s Jone,
Post, q. A. H., OF Macon, Tia. The pur.
chase negotiations for which were begun
year ago, included eighty anrc. OF land, on
which were located the Atockado. fortln-
cations, rifle pits, o,c., OF the historic
prison.
In thirty days the work Of converting
the sltc Into u national q. A. u. post viii
be begun. Tho money for this purpose
has nlrcady been contributed By q. A. L.
mon In Georgia md elsewhere. Tho pur.
chase will DO surrounded by n iiO.foot
driveway, mud wide avenues will lead TO
the railroad station. Wallis, fountain.
and bed, OF flower, and shrubs aud berries
will DO plentiful, aud In tho center OF an
elevation will be erected IN olosant club
house for the usu Of members OF tho q. A.
u. and their guests, Each point Of special
interest will be marked by u suitable inon-
umcnt or building, and In Tho eprlng u
Large amphlihcltar will be erected for the
Loidlnr OF Decoration bay rRnrrisys
The state herald., 1890-12-05

Ths roport Of tho ATTORNEY sohofal Is tiridor tho
law submitted directly to Congress, but rs tho
Department OF Justice 10 ono OF tho executive
departments soma reforanre to tho work dono
is appropriate hor, A vlgirous and in tao
iuun an effective effort has been mado to bang
to tful mud punishment nll violatora OF tho law,
bni ut the Same timo caro- has boon taken that
iuyolous md technical o.ianso, shon d no. DO
used TO swell tho Toes OF officers, or 10 harn:s
we'll iispq.ed -itiy'n. htpccinl attention is
called ID Tho fncia cohuected with Tho rrosccu.
ton OF violations OF the election laws aud OF
oIenscs against Unite States o-lcIra
The number OF convictions scared. very many
OF them upon pleas o! enilty. viii 1t ia hopc,l,
have u salutnry restrnininy influence. lhers
hnyo been several cnsrs where postmastors 9p-
pointed by mo have been tubjec.ed to violent in
teriorcnco In the dleehnrgo OF thor official dn-
ties and to prosecutions anti pofs1nal Niolonc1
Of tho moo. oAtremo character, hone o. these
rnscs haze boon dealt with through tho Depart
mont of Justice, md IN s1tno cases tho postot.crs
hnyo ,bsen abolished Or s.isI'endri. I in'r d.
rpatod tile bostmfsior gchetal TO pnr.ue this
coutss 10 nll cases where o.her efforts falei TO
secure for any postmaster. not himsslf IN iGui.
an opportunity TO peacefully exercise tho dutict
Of his office; but snch action Will not snpplani
tho efforts OF tho Department o. Justice to brin.
the particular offenders to nun shmrni
Tho vacation by judicial dosroo OF irnuinlont
cert 9rnhe q NATURALIZATION unon b.il, n epl,ly
ilod by ths attorney eohtf4l IN tho Circuit curt
OF tito United Slatre, - n new application oil a
fhinilirT equity jur,iieligr Nearly Pre- hnnd.
year tho eyidlnc, disc!osing thnt u sery large
number OF ffnndulant certificates of nnturaiizi.
ton have been issuad. and in this connection |
beg to renew my recommendation that the laws
to amended Ms TO require a moro fail md
searching inquiry into NIL the ines necessary u
NATURALIZATION before ai.y certificates arc grant
cd, 1t Certain IL no. too much TO require that
an application for American citis,nshp ehlil bo
heard with as Enra euro md recorded with III
much formnlity ~ mrs given to els,s Involving
the psllio-t property rii.hi.
AT the lat session 1 returned without my mp
pfOynl a bill entitled n n act TO prohibit lD1.-
making md pool sailing In tho District OF Co.
inin jin, AID stsiai M bbierro, IL bp that Il
did not prohibit bot. Ia fact, licensed, what 1t
purrortod TO prohibit,
An effort Will b. made undsr existing Ia Va to
sIppres. this evil. thourh Il Is NO. suEo Il Will b.
foanl aieluato.
The state herald., 1890-12-05


IN this age OF materlalism there Is
but little room for belief in the old
heroes and in the stories OF their he.
roic deeds which have been delig h,
aud an inspiration to past generations.
Historical iconoclasts have pulled
down many OF the worlds idols from
tho pedesials on which they have stood
10 long. or else have striven TO show
that they were only figures of common
clay; and We have been asked to sur.
render Sir William Wallace. William
Tell Joan OF Are, Jessie Brown OF
Lucknow, aud nil tho heroic figures
that crowd the Walhalla OF tho ages,
TO the domain OF legend and imaginn.
ton.
The state herald., 1890-12-05
The Intcr,or Department.

The report OF the secretary OF tho interior OK
hibits with great fnllnesa and elearuc,. tho vat
HuiE 81 ihd, crest department and tho sstls;ae.
;ory result. att linol. The suEg isiions made bS
him hfe eninonily Commended Ia the eonsidera-
ton Of Congress. though they cannot al be
siI.h ifr',erlus sneb IoA hsro.
Tho several net. Of tohgfhis booking ~ Tho re-
dnetion OF tho lhfsc Indian rnsrrvAt!cls. ~ Ito
more rapid settlement Of the In Hans upon Ind
Ndual Aloimenis aud Ia tho restoration To tho
public dor'si" Of land, y yseS-a pf their moods.
the work was contdsd to tho executive. Arres-
ruani. have h.an concluded sines March I, ltsl,
ing Tire ee.sior 10 tbs ttiiad k,aiss IL
-ltr. ~ Isnur a''ft- ~ land iAs-c contracts
have, 10 required 10 law. ttsn frtiiniuHd o
Cnnsfo,s for ratification m for tbs nppioI'Iz-
with tho sis-eton. Wahps,oa. rae and foI. Iowa.
l'o,tawoianis, md Ab,cuicc hiawnees ami
Cpuer DAlcne tfih.s have not yot received the
sanction Of Congress.
Attention IL nlso called to tho fact that til, np-
preparations mnd. Ia tho case al tho sioax
ments, THO shouli 10 Promptly corrected, n
an ngiesmrnt IL confirmed hli of il term.
should bo complied with without delay, aud iul
appropriation. should 10 male.
The ppliry outlined In my last annual message
IN relation 10 the pat.ntlne 81 lands TO settler,
tile hdifinlftfntiop OF tho land office. No zen.
efal suspieion or impuiation 81 fraud has h,cn
allowed Ia delay the hearing and nd Indication Of
individual clnlms upon tlslr narltA THEFT tur-
ros9 hn- been TO perfect th.-ii'lr OF honest set
ucfs with such ptumpinc.s TINT the value OF the
and esiortions 10 which dolsy would subject the
claimant.
The average monthly Issue 81 agricultural
patents has been Increased aboit rix thousand.
The state herald., 1890-12-05

A MAN has with him working pump
called his heart working bellows
called his lungs, working vat called
his stomach, n working condenser
called his brain a,d n working evap.
orator called his skin, all o! which
must DO at work whether he will or
not The heart is expanding over his
body day by day, l22 foot-tons of work.
He will go on lifting SO many millions
OF tons in so many years II he NEE,
with no accident, the timo will come
when his last stroke will be finished
and he will die.
The state herald., 1890-12-05

The report Of tho postmaster general shows the
most gIa,l ing .-osr-s. IN the work committed
to his direction. The business methods iiaso
been greatly improved. large economy In ex-
penditures and I'M increase Of four and thr, O.
quarter million- in rec,lIts ave bean realized.
1hn deficiency this year "a saisS,an. a, against
sGS,0.l-s las, y.sri o,v,hstsndin, tbs Etcat en-.
iar.s .iieal ol Inc snrSita Mail foutos i'.r b..u
extended mud qu.c sencd, ard greater accuracy
and dispatch In distribution aad ds!irery hay5
beeu r,tanci.
III isposi iii - found 'ul, OF ir,nre., and
sugGt.tion. not oaiy to Coagieis Uft 10 tios5
thoughtful cItilene who may 10 Interested TO
know what tu,incs. fpetho IA cal do FOR that de-
pai.nlelt " iahlic hiriin -traiicn which most
nearly touches nil our people
The Inssavs OF the act 10 amend certain SEC
tons of the revised statutes rotating to lotteries,
approved Sept ~ 1850, ha, been received with
great and deserved OF ar favor. In, Put pilicc
Dspattr0nt, and The Defaf,rrcnt OF Justice ~
on-a on'srsd utc, the enlargement az III, law
with sympathetic yigor, and slicais the Fable
mails have basn lnrscly frcoi frora tbs fialdn-
lent aud denotaliz.ny Bpp1als and literature
cinsnating from the lottery COMPANIES
The state herald., 1890-12-05

Tho net directing the purchase 4 silver bullion
and Issue OF ,roasury notes t,sraoa, approved
July n, 1850, has been al niHi,tsrpd ., the score
,art VI tho Treasury with ah garnts. ruFpo-, to
got into circulHio lon AZ Tho uullnt paIs III tlntr
tho full amounir OF Treasury nutr' contemplated
iy Its pro,islons, aud at The siia. time dive 70
Tho market for tilNnr bullion such tnnI OFT a.
the law cnntomplntoi To recent tept,.clntion
In The btiee OF silver hrs b-pn lssrfod with rc.
efrt. Tho rtpd tlse IN phra which anticipated
unI follower q o Ihsssrs Of tho 10. "a, intin.
enccI IN some degree hnd vha followed hy sp,r.
ni-iiuh, nni Tho raartiou u Iaft ~ tho r.suit a.
ihn same earso aud pait OF tho terHat mono,nig
disintl hncea.
soine months Of fn.thef ifinl Nill he n.e.,.aty
10 datgfnipo the iotmauen, effect Of the recent
l-.tslntlun upon silver yniura but II IL eniifi.
ing to knqN uh' tho ihefsas~d cifealatIon se-
cured by tho act has .fertcl and viii continue
To exert a most beneficial iuhpcnc, upon baa..
neas and upon general yliuSs While ID has not
b"sn thought beet TO teneU formal. y tho snwses-
ZION of uh intnfnni onal conference looking 10
nn nstesrsli touchlhg the full uss % silver fof
enlnnfa nj n uniform ratio, cate ba, bssn taken
to ohsef,s olosoly AM change IN the situation
nb'nnd nid M inYorahl. Opportunity will ID
lost 20 rfumo't irsuit vh,cn N IL cnnbanntly
bpheutd vuuld ennfar fs's lnfgs tonerie upon
tho commerce u the r'".i
1io resent monetary disturbance. In England
nra not unlikely 10 suggest a RECONCILIATION OF
opiniorr upln ~. sDhiaat. Oar tufi iaFl, sur.
hy al 30 val, II not lost by lnibGlfAd l-sislA.
ton ~ the supposed ihtobni OF silver, siye Us n
lunHon ui huNanlhkH IN prunutn ne Dot IN an~ut
anu -ni" International agreement Tor ino IT, Q
usa OF silver ns n coin metal.
lhe eNntis Of tho soetatnry to inerena, tho vol.
nmo nt money IN circulation ~ kspins down
toe treasury surplus TO tho lowest pfaetieahla
linilt, have hecn unfemiu w Enl IN ,cry higa
degree successful,
ih- tables presented ry him. showing The 10.
crease OF money M circulation daring The la
two, DECADE gnd especially tho table showIn.
TIC ihefrn'e during the nilo,oen month. no hai
hhinlhi.trfci ihs hialrs - tho department. nre
Interesting and Instructive 1he inerrnss VI
money In circulation during the ninst.sn mont
hhs been IN the aRRfvgnio Sia,tsd.siA, or hhonl
~ 70 per capita, and OF this inrtoasr oh, li iuu
~ was 10 Ia the recent silver legisAi ion. Tia,
THIS substantial and needed sid snvea to eoin,
inrtre resulted IN an enormous reduction OF The
publie deb and OF the Annual interest charge %
u matter OF Increased satisfaction.
Iurre hnsy bern purchased add redeemed
tlnsa usfeli 4 1879 I nnd ~ pet cent bonds Il,
The amount OF tili. 80 al tust ~ tfh...ii.
~. reanl,ins In tho rsaiaeton ~ Tho nnnnal ~.
isiest charge Of 800. Vyp and q total tAyiug oi
Interest u s3i.5ia,1Dj.
The state herald., 1890-12-05

IT isn't the best thing in the world
Tor anybody to live dependent upon a
governmental salary or aid; but /,
seems TO have strong fascination for
many persons. There are thousands
OF men. earning II u moderate nj least
a comfortable living by their daily ON.
ployment, In all parts Of tho country.
and who are. best Of all, Independent;
but they are all ready. II not eager, to
give up that independent, sclf-reliaut
life 10 take an Office. Yet the office
will very likely pay them little or no
better. and then, they Are always In
fear OF being turned out.
The state herald., 1890-12-05
WIT AND IIUMOR.
Let rs then he up and doing. Z.
With n heart for amy fatci
tilli achieving. still pursuing.
Catching iish or cutting halt.
Waal.ln.t..u Ct a ,

-wasblnrton Star. '
Love never has TO 10 watched TO SEQ
that II doc full days work.-Ledi-
ciiie Dispatch.
Native ION south coast Of Africa. 10
shipwrcckei sailor)-"Say. aru ycu
Mct;in,yP-L5s.
Tramp-"Say. mum. your dog bit
me-" Lady. We'll, never mind, I'll
wash his mouth. - Good Ncra.
Lady (scarchlng for burglars)--
Here. Bridget. you let down the fold
Ing bod aud then I'll look under IT,
Csantauqnan.
"Coniound II! WHY. that doctor Ia
regular pcllcnn!' ''PclicanP What
do YOU mcnnPp Look At tho sire OF
his bill"-Erehange.
'Will yon pass the butter. Mr.. Bron.
SOM" MOT II SEQ Il IN tmo TO turn
and 20 the other way. nadam.n-M
j. Commercial ddreriiacr.
Judge" sail the prisoner. who had
robbed an art store. IN n pleading iono.
'iherc nln't any law TO prevent man,
taking photographs. Il ihcrcP"
Pntli " III como 10 hi. country amin
IN couple of years. Any extra money
that IL needed for the World. Fair L,i
better DO obtained with all poa.Ibl.
haste.
DOCS your husband attend church
regularly. Mrs. Trollrrg0 injured m"
NOW minister. 20, yrs," Mr., Troi,or
answered. "Ilc goes once a ye,r rn..
nlarly."-M y Hrda. '' ''b
Why did yon strike Tho opor,,or
MecniitcyP' "llrkhsu. your Homer
W. hhskcl hin 10 sind i confidential
llIigrni to me wolfe. aud the blnrp,nrJ
read IN J. Herah. e'''
Prof DoDdcr ol Utrecht I'm. ll.eo,
cred that u takes thu brain 'OgI ~
s s,''. TO elaborate q single idea. But
,non ino average btaln lns long ,ims
10 rca nitcfwntl. E-shmgr.
~ understand thu, young Gaship, I.
golns TO take Shukspcnrlnn el,nrnc,,,
,nis season, .al,l ono amateur ne,or IA
hnplher Well Euodne.. know. n,
own" wv! VI MS
u observe, said an lugll.h wom,,
VINO was Visiting In mi. country. dim,
YOU iolor TO the Young woman VIVA
~, 'i''lc INTO THIS room ~ ,bclp'.
sulEn "''p' Dur'
Mabel, dchrcu do ,on u,i,h
, ,.iilI nu,be Won happyPh Il shoni
, , 40; Mrs Jenkils' husband Jii
nor 70, !, - Howl. "llo Insured bls li,aa
'sg !tsi, wv "''"''9'
The state herald., 1890-12-05
WILL KEEP THE OFFICE OR DIE.
Judge Bergman Tries to Commit
Suicide.

Suicide.
Judge Bergman OF Cheyenne Mt
tempted TO take his life by firing bullet
into his temple on lust Friday, but strange
to say the result was not instant death,
and the doctors say that he may recover il
he does not persist in attempting self de-
struction.
The constitution of Wyoming abolishes
the ofiico of probate judge, vesting the nu-
thority md jurisdiction OF such iudgoship
In the District Courts. But the county
treasurership and the probate judgcship
has heretofore been united ofllcc in
Wyoming ono person filling such Office
and being elected TO the double position.
Judge Bergman held that he could not
surrender tho one Office without surren-
dering also the other. In other words, II
he ceased to be probate Judge, no also
ceased to be county treasurer Therefore,
when short time ago District Judge Scott
called upon MIR. Bergman TO turn over to
the District Court tho papers and records
of the probate business Of Laramie county,
Judge Bergman refused to do so, in conse e
quencc OF which refusal no was cited to
appear before tho District Court on u
charge OF contempt. He was adiudged
guilty and sentenced (constructivcly) to
Imprisonment until he complied with the
order in regard to turning over the pro-
bate records. Bergman carried the case
to the State Supreme Court, which court
affirmed the decision of the lower tribunal,
this latter decision being given on last
Tuesday evening. o.
Judge Bergman was much worked up
over this matter, and in relation thereto
lately remarked to n friend:
"This is the first time u life sentence
was ever passed on man In u case Of this
kind"
"what do you mean by life senteacein
inquired the friend.
"Why," was the reply, ait is equivalent
to u life sentence to me, for l never will
turn over those records while live
And he did not turn over the records,
retaining them in his possession up TO the
time OF the shooting this morning.
Early In the day repcrts were put In cir
cnlation that the Judge was short in his
accounts. His bondsmen met aud made,
u hasty investigation and gave it as their
opinion that the accounts are alright.
The county commissioners met this after.
noon and made such investigation as they
We're able, after which thcy gave the opin
ion that the county's funds We're safe,
Bergman has 81, 600 to his credit in banks
in the city. There are ugly reports IN
regard to certain specula,ions in which, 1t
is said the judge lost money, but no such
reports can be corroborated.
The state herald., 1890-12-05

Tho toSenuei Of the govern neat from oil
rouTees for the fiscal year ending Jun. ~ 1870,
were si6a,eis,cso.sj, and tlc tb,nl expenditures
iot tie same period wire Ssss.sis,ssL.s. -hd
postal receipts havo not heretofore boon 'nelud.d
an tho sta,.uan' OF ht.e nrgra .sie.. and for tho
pcrpos, OF comparison the sum Of SGl Vg5.g.
shoaid 10 dsdnetei from both sliss % tae pc,
count Tho surplus Tor tho year, including tbs
amount applied to the sinking find. was siua.-
Ii,Ipits, iho receipts for t-so were sld, t50.-
VAN aud tho Expenditure sia.'sts'l la .necss
Of tho-s OF los. The customs receipts iItr ba-rd
e. SIS, sis-. and the receipt. from internal
nue .li,i2s ~ ~. while OF tho eEyendurts that.
for pensions ~as Si9.si2V .a,sj IN excess o! tie
preceding year.
The Treasury statement for the current fiscal
year. partly nc.ual and partly estimated. l. &c
followai Escaipt- from nil sources. stJjb1p CJJi
total expenditures, <ssi leaving surplus
oi ts2.Cb1tpo, hot takiiix tho pos,n taea,ts int,
! the account at ei,hor .ldo. 10. Ices Of Isy.suS
from customs for thp last quarter is sss,ooo.UJ
but from this ia deduciol "a gain Of Si6.00,.OoJ
Realized during The hTst foar i-on'h- of the yoar
For tho yenr ~. tho local est m,ied rsceip pts
nrp s!us.tti.Ul md tho e'umatel expenditure
s.t.-a.,aais, leaving hn ostimAirl rufpus Of
Sia.ili..D.b-, which, with cash ba unce 81 "a.
- W ~ ", beginning OF The ipar. will ave
e1TiitiispA,al rs tho enni available for tho re-.
dslnplion o' out sinnilns bond. or other uses
Tho estimates OF io-eipta md oztHnliiure. for
| tle Io-toIicp Dvpafanrnt being elual, arc MOI
| lnclni.si IN tli1 statement On A.tler Id.