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Improving the Claims.

BUTTE, Dec. 23.-The following afflda-
Wits Of annual labor and improvements
were filed with the county clerk aud re-
corder to-day:
On the Dwight lode by James Hyland at
the request OF Will l.. Clark and others /:
Oh the Oyster Can lode 10y Pat O'Don nell
at the request OF J. W. Rees and othe RS
on the Dwight lode claim by Thomas
Doyle and John Finley, at the request Of
viii l.. Clark aud others; on the same
lode by John Doyle at the request of the
same parties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-24
THINKS HE is SMART.
How an Anarchist sought Renown a .
Reporter.

PARIS, Dec. 23.-Labruyere, the anar-
chist journalist who aided the murderer Of
General Seliverskof, the anarchist
Padlewski, TO escape, was placed on trial
to-day together with Madame Duquerey
who concealed Padlewski in her house
after the murder. During the examina-
ton Labruyere said he considered that he
had done something which would raise
the status Of newspaper reporting. He
confessed 10 having received 5000 francs
for expenses, but although the expenses
were only SIS francs he could not account
for the remainder. The procureur con-
tended that Labruyere's sole motive was
to advertise himself and thereby earn
money. Judgment was deferred.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-24

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-The comman-
der OF the New York navy yards informs
the department that there is no truth in the
published reports to the effect that efforts
we're recently made to sink the Terror,
aud that the reports concerning the at
tempts TO sink other naval vessels are
grossly exaggerated and for the most part
untrue,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-24

spoke on the "Fifty-Second Congress"
He dwelt on the blunders OF the present
congress.
Congressman-elect Johnson. OF Ohio,
made a speech on "MckInley's Dis
covery.n
A massive silver cup was presented to
Cleveland. said to be one OF the set made
for jefferson on behalf of his admirers in
the thirteen original states. Governor
Boies Of Iowa and Governor.elect Russell
OF Massachusetts also spoke.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-24
Nearing the DARK valley.

JACKsuNytLLE, Pla., Dec. 3.-Gen, Y.
T.. Spinner, eN-treasurer OF the United
States. is gradually failing. The cancer
on his face has eaten a deep hole near the
eye and nose through which the pulsa-
,ons Of the brain can be seen. lie is
most Of the time in stupor. General
Spinner is 50 years old.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-24
REDSKINS CONQUERED.
Tawny braves Thought They Would Fight
TIL They saw the Job Before Them.

III Ihey NaW INC JOU beIoFe TheW,
PIERRE, 5. d., Dec. 23.-Reports from
Fort Bennett indicate that the hostiles
under Big Foot, who capitulated, are on
their way to the post. The first company
of troops TO reach them made terms, Of
fering them peace II they would surrender
their arms. The Indians refused and
threatened TO massacre the company.
The next day seven more companies ar
rived, when the hostiles gave up their
Winchesters and ammunition. One
hundred Of Sitting Bulls braves will be
sent to Standing Rock.
ST. PAUL, Dec. IA Pierre, S. D.,
special says: Frank Patterson from the
Midland brings a report OF three white
men killed by Indians in Pratt county.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-24

From the Detroit Free Press
smith Williams, 2Oopound citizen OF
Indiana. had the loothache and was told
that be must have four back teeth ex-
tracted. lie said he preferred to die with
less pain, and going out TO the barn he
nung himself with log chain.
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nrs.,.. rrpm winning.

SAUIr STE. MABiE, Mich, Dee. IA
northwest blizzard is raging since last
night, the wind reaching a velocity OF
sixty miles an hour. with snow. Consid-
siderable damage TO buildings has been
done,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-24
No Bible In Chicago. schools.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The city board OF
education tonight unanimously voted
down proposition that extracts from the
bible be read daily In the public schools.
The committee on school management
decided that for the general welfare OF
the schools the prayer Of the petitioners
ought not TO be granted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-24
Killrdl In "A Stnrm.

DErEorr Mich, Dec. s3.-During a
storm to-day the eastern market building
on Russell street blew down. severely in
juring three persons, slightly iniuring
several others, killing three horses aud
iniuring four.
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Miss Rosenfield and Miss Wilcox, So
prano; Miss German and Miss Verona,
alto; Messrs. Carlisle and Long. tenor;
Messrs. Goudelhofer aud Doerine. bass
Mr.. Mcmillan violinist and Mr.. Reinhart
organist.
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CoIthingg zzOvprcoatS

If you think il is wind we are
giving you look at the prices we
name and if you do not believe it
come to our store and look at our
stock:
$40 90 Overcoats cut to S2S 70
so 90 Overcoats cut to 2, 90
IS 90 Overcoats cut to I8 20
20 co Overcoats cut to ID co
Is co Overcoats cut to /, 20
Is 90 Overcoats cut TO IL 20
Facts speak and it is facts that
we offer.
We do not do this for love of
doing business for glory but we
do it so that we shall not have a
large stock at the end of the sea-
son. In suits we have some beau
ties, nice, fresh goods Just re-
ceived for the holidays, not
broken or picked over. We offer
a stylish three button sack in a
hair line worsted at 5000 and a
black and white mixed striped
cashmere at $500.
These goods are just received
of the latest designs in the east
ern markets and arriving late we
sell them at bargain.
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ST Patrick. Church.

BUTTE, Dec. 23-The musical pro.
gramme at ST. Patrick's church to-mor-
row evening will be as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
WEST END LAND AND IMPROVE
w AENI CuMPANl.

At the annual meeting of Tine stockholders
OF this company. neid 0n tnn second lhy vi
April $500. the following resolutions were
adopted.
"Nesoycd That the directors hc. and they
are her hy, authorized tu mchaec one fhot-
sand shares of OBJ. sfueii OF This company
from the lowest bidder.
"kesOivcd. further. That whenever fNDfn 's
sufficient money lu the treasury from tNr
sales of property fhe said directors are uerc-
hy authorized 200 purchase five hundred more
shares Oi said stock.
"ihc directors may Iuf limit Dn ile price
t0 bc paid for the SAID stock ol not, a, may
seem best.
Offers Zoo Doe made under seal and oucuri 1i-
ter due notice in the presence obi tnr Hiicc-
tors.
Ia accordance with the foregoing fcsoiu-
lions. the company offers to purchase ono
Thousand shares OF Ifs stock from iue lowest
bidder.
All bids should he under seal marked bids
for stock and viii Ne received uu fO B oclDck
+. 81. April 30. 1880.
ON lhe DIST April. $500. iHry WiIl DE oucn-
cd BOO lnc presence Nf fle directors.
so bids higher Than $50 per snate VII Doe
considered.
1.-two or more bids nre made at tht same
price uul mole stock l- ON reU fNIu needed,
nn airport .Oumfut ufO rata VIII DEE mace
AMONGST such dlDl..
JANIS d. DOLBY, President. 81
GEORGE j. lio0s Is, Secretary.
epi-eodti0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
wHAr nlDERssHALL WsAR.
Clothes for fhe Park or the Country
some Common Violations.


There are many ways Of dressing for rif-
Ing. but only one correct way. 4 man
taking his canior iu The park or making his
way alon- country road on a beautf j
thoroughbred is obviously more conspicuous
than when walking and IL his clothes are
bad ilfF lrn sure ID attract attention and
PROV ke uniafuranie comment. The Eng
liah silu- term. lawful duner.' is applied
f0 fhe man who "iurns himself OUT % ride
without $40 attempt tO do the thing proper
ly. That many Wfeiehcd clothes, 'shock-
inr hdr hats. and faulty boots and
llaachn. are seen in Central Park
b. "a wal-kuoun and deplorahic fact. The
-loyoniines- Of some riders is attributable 10
Indifference. bat hy far the greater number
cnt SORRY lvure because they do not know
h0w iD order the proper riding clothes and
u4frluile tii0I- and hOOtmaker5 that have
BOO knowledge OF this branch Of their trade.
There never was tailor who would not I'M
dcriate l0 make pair NJ brooches. and
most nf them declare they know ail ab0utit.
when tle chances age ten 20 one that they
never have seen properly made pair. The
result ~ ihe efforts of this class of trades
men is pretty sure % make the rider
ridiculous.
The experience OF many sO-called boot
makers consists in having constructed hun
drod- of boots Of the sort worn for walking
Dog men with Old-ia-hioned ideas and they
know little Or nothing about the riding boot.
n is absolutely necessary that good, i'm fact
the best llil0r- and hooimaker- should Doe
paiunlod DO one wishes tO appear we'll in
saddle. There are two or three talors IN
Nrw York and about as many bo0imakers
who can "ft0no Outr properly. and the man
taking up riding should hunt them up and
make sire that Doc has selected one OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

trafie. making n peaceful calm pervade the
.air. which Is strange indeed, contrasted
with Chicago.
IN must bc borne in mind that this city
/. not philanthropic scheme,
hnf purely business operation
CONDUCTED ON the idea that comfort.
ci.eulinose and attractive surroundings
aontnea more 90 the prosperity Of labor and
car,if.i ihan iha accidental make. shin Of
,,,rl and ifo. hut the outcome Of this plan
ha. pro,en is merit in such ways rs TO
nleaso tho greatest Of philanihropists, and
encourage all thinkers for the moral good
those %. n elias. who must labor and buffet
the roua lcst storms Of lie. FkLiN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

~ PURSUANCE or a DECREE OF
tTIE CHANG. 1857 COURT Of RICHMOND
CIF.0nfer.I on tnr ZJlu day 0f February
1890 Boo ine suIf therein depending a. ine
short afvIr of .'lIlmMef.cAl g. Nf.. SIS. D.. J..
lltlOr as GO. HnI d. hers HnN with ihe Wow
OBJ wIndln. up fhe decd pi assignment OF ihe
llfe ffnl0i b.. D.. lnylor 60 to the under
t'ln.d. Wlllsoli It public auction
OS IulIirH Jay of APRIL, 1890.
beginning no i2 o'clock u. ~ ile i1" Offices
.ftf.--r. Coke a. picilfcil. lif1 East Slain
Street estate iuut sulidlg Do fnc higue.t
iidf.r iuf cash. ali fhe open accounts, notes.
bonds and other chose. ln nclou lsoine ol
which have been reduced Judgment oiinc
0tfe fru lf B.. B.. Taylor S. co.. how famniu-
il.fu my hands unsolicited. A list Cf such
accounts. notes etc.. m1f he seen at the above
Office auy time before .lIe.
JOHN llckkIII,
arg--f Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
ONrur ISM DAY OF APRIL. 1850, AT u NJ


,he valuable tract of land described ina said
deed as being tine same land conveyed To- inc
said AicAys Is. Ncsfofowitsch 10y deed ]
even date with above trust deed from A. vi.
seldom.
The dwelling is large double brick one,
with about twenty rooms. occupying a com
handling site on beautiful hin. overlooking
the valley of the James river and is sur
rounded lv very handsome shade. lnis
dwelling was buiit at 70 cost of s25.uOO, and
$4,000 has recently been spent in painting.
fresc0iug, and Otheru isc heautiiying TO- maxi
iua DO Vofy handsome. There is One OBJ the
handsOmt~f ornamental gard 'us boz the state
adjoining the yard. There are also ample
making this one of the handsomest and most
desirable country seats In the state ~ r.
rnia. the mrm being highly improved. Wen
fenc- a and Watcici, with many acres OF rich
niluvial James river low grounds. It's neai -
ness t0 railroad enables owner 20 live ON no
and DO business in tIe city 90 Richmond
Terms. Cash enough lO pay an expense OF
sale and of this trust, aud 90 pay of and dis
charge two notes now past cue, one Tor t1 r.
069I5. with interest from December 3lsi,
l-e.. and flc other for e3.1l5i 3. with Inter
esq from December 3lst 1889 tlil paio. ami
of the residue. e3.3~g.lj, fO Doe paid on the
3lSt of December, 1890 >3.)i3.l3 on 5lsi OF
December. 1891, ,3.137'l 3 ON The 3lst De-
eember. 1902. and s59l .13 to bo paid on the
3Ist december. l~p3. ana the residue upon
such terms as shall Dee announced at sale.
Tine purcnasrr 90 receive deed aud 90 give
"a decd of TRUST % secure tne unpaid pur-
chaso-moncy. che costs of preparing the trust
deed 10 De- paid hf the purchaser Parties
may ieHgp Richmond for the sale nnu return
sana dav JOHN M lHEkfOORu,
mni5 tlpls trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

sixty-foot lots oD hiiy-oofayellas queen
Ann Houses. Monthly payments. no na'
laria. Noshlnues. so boom pr ces.
stop paying rent AID Own your o~u
houses. on Nolin avenue, nelr city limits,
Anpiy 90 JAMIE, ID. DAEfON,
andy 0u premises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
R,.;B.SEMMES&GO..
STOCK AND Real ESTATE
BROKERS,
Bucna Vista, va.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVES TO THE
SALE OF LARGE BLOCKS OF
Buena Vdsta, va.
eUENA VISTA STOCK.

a large number Of business and residence
lots in Buena VISTA at lowest prices,
Several farms adioininl Eucua Vista, sriia-
bic for trucking and laying OF into lots for
sale.
4 number OF Mineral and Timber Lands,
including Iron. Marg lncsc. sandstone, Lime
stone and Fire Clay.
Properly Suitable for Town sites ON two
railroads. with splendid waier-p0wcr.
our Vehicle viii meet all parties who give
us notice Of arrival at the Bucna Vista dee
pots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

PAINTS. &c.

PAINTS, dc.
ID ANTS.
We offer no lowest market pil'es
LEWIS PURE LEAD.
lure LlNsEED OIL.
and al WAITE RIAL FOR HOUsEPAlNTlNG.
Every frtic'e guaranteed 20 be suicily pure
PURCELL. LAID 4 co.
mh7 Wholesale Druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
RAND AR. 70.

uy virtue OF deed OF trust from AleNys
X. Nc-t0rowltsch. dated March 9th. le-o,
and recorded in The clerks office of 6ooch-
land Cornfy Court in -. B. 4d. page DO
aud at Che request of ODE beneficiary --
default having been made in The payment OF
certain notes. therein secured, NlA sen ny
public auction. on the premises,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
Hy q. b. Chlnin a. Co..
Real Estate Auctloncers.
SO. j north Tenth street.
AUCTION SALE OF A

TRACT OF LAND,
WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON,
rs FLUvANNA COUNTY,
CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED AND flt-
TY-IuREE ACRES. MORE OR Lkss,
ADJOINING THE LANDS or ROBERT g.
DnURY. cartwright. uOL-
LAND. AID OTHERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

LionI American physicians heye been
seacled 70 lecture lelore the Berlin Ned cal
llngfcs..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

The entire machinery of these siu-
neud0us car shops is run uy Toe NoflA-lc-
nowued OOIliss engine, which iufni.nta
mower for running the machinery 40 the
ISIS Centennial in Philadelphia when otn-
er3l 4. $. Grant there put 10 into motion.
A marvellous piece of mechanism 81 Is
and was purchased by George NJ. Pullman
in 1850. It's weight Is 700 IONS. ANA DO TOOK
ih,fy-fye cars TO bring tito is present de--
tinatlon. When il was upon It's enormous
stand ready equipped Tor battle anna " COM
course Of visitors. the valves when auhii' To-
ted the steam 20 the cylinders were turned
hv Nils. Florence Pullman amid great clap
ping and excitement, as the huge monster
heart BEGAN 90 thrOh with life and breathe us
strength into every connecting artery Oh Toe
car works The engine Is shaped Ike %
capital letter A, and occupies 3 room 0i
feet square. and 6s feet nigh. All oi lAc
saw dust and shaying- Of the wood machine
sbops are burned under the boilers, this rub
bish furnishing about one half the fuel re-
ouired for making the steam used IN the en-
CINE. ... c.o,.,,s
something must be added aOou. Tie az
Effectiveness Of the city, resulting rom ils
beautiful parks. pleasure grounds, drives
and avenues. The trees and flowers besloW
upon il the heathiul beauty Of the genuine
country. and these are all kept In perfect
state nj the expense Of the Pullman Conn
rany. In fact its atmosphere - IN more
ihhn tEis rural, for the work absorbing an
iaboIers within the shops, there Is az on ihe
street "A total absence Of all NOISY ana diiy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

THE London Chronicle states that Nor
witch gentleman has conceived the idea that
the only way in which the British public
can ever reap ans thing like the iuil peneht
offho millions of capital laid 0ut upon the
railways of tle United Kingdom is 10y aooi-
i.aine fares. "a free railway ticket from
ans station 90 amy station for every man'
woman and child for life that, in this gen
teman's belief, is The only remedy against
the enormous waste 0ccasl0ncd Dy our pres
eut system Of passenger traffic; Do H. aiso the
only solution boz can think OF Tor the housing
of NOrknen problem.
sONE surprise has been excited says me
Edinburgh scotsman. hy the iarseness o.
Sir ~ lillian Gulrs fortune. lie did not be-
gin 90 make money iill be- was forty, ana
100000 year is considered the very out
side that ihe most successful physician can
and time 90 pat together. The secret ol
Sin Williams wealth was that he doctored
"a great number OF eminent Cay men, ana
i'm return for his medical aid they used 10
give bim invaluable advice as 70 invest
ment and transfer Of money lie also WIS
"a man Of most inexpensive habits ana Dis
family comprised only son ana daush-
ter.
MANY people have expressed astonish-
mcnt ai the fact that the Prince OF Wales
speaks German with perfect fucrcy. The
ruth is that bis command Of English Is the
surprising thing. ln the royal nursery
German was spoken until Albert Edward
was twelve years OF age. The Prince Is
also in thorough command Of French.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
prr,KyyG THE DEADLOCK ~ row A.

Drs Mnnc~ Jan. 81 (Spccisn.-rhc hrst break Ia
,h do,dl,cl bo, come Aftcr two weeks Of fruitc>-
b,Iionr for temporary officers the House fixed up
a compromise to-day. The Republicans mace the
overture, for the sake Of transferring the hgNt l" a
pcrmancrt basis The situation In this state Is
pcculiar from the fact that the custom here ha'
been to elect temporary officers from speaker down
10 doorkcepcr. and then after the others had been
sworn ln elect set Of permanent officers
The Republicans refused To yield until agreement
wa. mnd" by the Democrats that they would not Az
any time in the session attempt to unNat members
ON the mound of alleged unconstitutional districts
That stipulation was put i'm writing hy thr Conference
{ tnmmittcc and agreed to by the Dcmot ratio caucus
and ON that condition the Republicans consented to
allow 'Dcmocrt 10 prrsdc uhul pc'Mahcll
= pcaltcr can hc elected.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
opry,yG BrcrpTyoy or THE ART cLrB.

There was a crush at the opening reception ot tho
o,bnition Of the Brooklyn Art club in Art Associa
zion Hall Broobyn. last evening. Among those
present were cx senator and Mrs. :. VI. @rS"od'
Judge and Mrs. calvin +. Pratt Nr. and Mrs. Gordon
t. Ford w. Hamilton Gibson, Judge and Mrs Willard
rartlctt Mr. and Mrs r. \. Ward. George +. Winsate
Mrs, Dr. Huntington. surrogate and Mrs. q. H. Abbott
Mr. and Mrs Gcorgc J.. Pca-c. Mr. and Mrs. i. D.
Bcncdlct. VI. and Mrs. Charles f. Teale {. h. La"
renee Ir, Pcrc-o judge Clement H. G.. ~ombprn. Mr..
and Mr., i Clair Nckclway Dr. j. b. Brown and
\lfred Pare.
The officers of the club are: Frederick J. Boston
president. william f. Plmpton. vice president wed
worth Wad, worth. secretary. and Frank squie'. treas
NOR, mining, are = +. Kn.clauG. clinton LOverdse,
stafford Ncwmarch. Harry EO~oaud Frederic K'mlug
ton Frank Squcr. Wedworth Nad>Worth. Florenc"
,,rlcv G.. d. Hunt, Carrie l.. Carter :. VI. Bar>tOw
and +. j. Boston. The exhibition VIII be open for
three week, free.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Nature in CONFUSION

is terrific Volcanic eruptons. cyclones earthquakes
awfly and tremendously picturesque but scarcely desra.
bic TO emulate In and crcct by the administration Of
remedies which produce conyusion and In the
normal portion Of the human frame. Such Is the effect
the oldashloncd violent pureatycs happily falling
and more into disusc of which lOstettcrs Stomach
Iittrs IS the wholesome pleasant and far effective
bucc edanoum They weakened the lntcstncsthc Btcrs
nyigoraes them. They left the bowels inactive because
ncapacatcd by ensuing fccblcncss The Bttcrs the
contrary and IL enables forces them to aca
and fortunate their activity
and regularity. The liver Is bncncially stimulated.
kidneys also by this medicine, which easily
Quers also malaria, nervousness and rheumatism
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
rur ovr ,ItoNA HEARING ENDED.

Washington, Jan. 27.-Thc public hearings that have
becn in progress for somc time before the House com
ut,ec on Territories the bin for the organization
IF the Territory Of oklahoma, were brought 70 Close
today The first witness was Horace speed ol
outbrio the secretary II the Cherokee Indian Com
t.i,n vho although fayorng the bill generally, had
some improvements 10 suggest DR.. l.. W. HILL VINO
appeared before the committee i'm the interests Of ts1
Cicrolcc Nation. opposed the bill ana offered SOM
amendments VI. !. Me-. the Indian Agent AZ the
O.are Indian Agency, wanted the boundary me oi
the proposed new Territory to follow the course ol
the Arkansas River. -, -. 4 .
The senate Committee on Public Lands mas ordered
the senate bill relating 10 town sites IN okt-
homa be reported substitute Tor tle OIL Oh ''o
same subject pas al by the House.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
NEW SILVER BILL IN THE SENATE.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator COclren to-day IN
troduced bill amending the Act Of February -
1873 and authorizing the Secretary of the treasury
TO purchase silver bullion AZ the market price teie
not less than S3.OOO.OOO worth per month 10 DC
coined monthly as fast as purchased, into standard
silver dollars. The bill provides that when the 9e'
rotary Of the Treasury cannot purchase such s.vor
bullion at market price less than 80 cents for Az Il
grains Of such silver bullion OF standard hhenesS'
such bullion shall be received and disposed oi III No
manner as gold bullion. The bill rcpeals all laws
optboriznr the Issue Of gold certificate; and silver
certificates upon the deposit Of gold coin or st"uaIu
silver dollars and authorizes the Secretary OF inc
Treasury upon the deposit with the Treasurer %. %
any superintendent of Mint, by any holier OF sVn s
coin or bullion standard silver collars. NheI 'lc
market price Of such silver bullion IS no' less Intli
90 cents for 4l2 > grains, to Issue tnerc'Oi III Cuc
denominations now authorized, coin certificates nv
lii also authorizes the secretary OF the Treasury "a
cancel and destroy all existing gold and silver oeru
Gates a, fast they received by the treasury r. ,
and to issue. in lieu of them, coin ccIthca'cS ol H"
,I, ,oupfu inn