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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
EtranRe Aupers,itisa.

The Ph1nlx Herald contains the fol.
lowing account Of q strange superstition
OF the Pima Indians;
When Pima Indian kills an Apache
he IN unclean and must purity himself
bsfore speak my to another member OF
his tribe. 10 early days when band Of
Pimas, IN fol owing mp their stock stolen
10y the Apaches, came To battle with
TIE latter, thuse who had actually killed
any ot the foo would leave the rest ~
I ,e,r comrades in u body, M soon ~ safe-
" was insured, aud travel bomeward
Do arriving rear the home village,
the baud would camp on the river bank
aud proceed 10 ~ through . series OF
ablutious.
What food they needed while under.
gong this enforced penance wAs brought
from the nearest village by squaws. who
would leave IL within their reach and 81
lsntly depart,
Then the medicine man Of the village
would come aud sing, lance and make
passea over them. A ter a day or two
the medic,ns man would tell them wheth-
or they were clean or net. Sometimes
he would decide that they were not
clean. aud then they would 40 through
the penance three ar four days longer.
This, by its-lf, 10 only n curious super
.tltIon, but the strange part OF the fact
il that they 90 through the same pen.
ances Whenever they kill black eagle.
The eagle referred Ia is the same that
tlgn,ea on the Mex ,can banner and the
"dob,." dollar, it's jet black, With white
feathers IN itR tail, and IL known tn nat
ural,Sts ~ the Cararara eagle, also the
Mexican Harry eagle. II lives on car.
ron and 10 common along the banks OF
tho CHA, hut owing To a curious old
legend, II has been taken Tor Mericos
national bird.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
WANTED uomE DWELLINGS.

Ia" supply ut huslurss hull iuES ~
A,huquriqu" - fairly krpOug pace witt
the demand, hut w. cannot too often call
the attcui,un Il tuuer With ~ 'u"N to ~.
YES, 'u Tia" tar' that the demand Tor
gr,d rpmmphou4 0Hclung houses, ~
mode ate ~, ~ already ~ advance Il
the supply, aud IL increasing ever! day,
The ADVERTISING that thls s"'tIpu IN no"
receiving IA all parts ~ g." country. cr.
p.r,allN with rcfrrrnC" To- the bcueiirs
and advantages winch the cl,mt," oilers
10 InvAlds, ~ attracting ia" attention ~
very urgc numbers ~ people ~ the east
aal south, AMI many ~ these are nov
srckrug tli1 section ~ u place 81 reHl-
drucr, aud when THIS acrt scion Ia I'll"
population ~ added tu the rapid bust
nr~, growth ~ the town Il makes dr-
mnud f,r GNel,i ~ which ia. ,tTurts ~
.,ur own pruplr are not able Ia meet, No
mau familiar with the situation Will hes.
intr t. put money INTO this kind ~
property, brcaueo all such know that in.
ycetmcut, ~ thus kind are profitable and
sale, bat H." IruuOI" IN that Alhuqucr
que u just Ike nearly all other tuNLs ~
the Wc-t, and the people ARE already u-'
INK ever! cent ~ capital they can com.
mnul, there II 40 lack ~ confidence IN
the investment ur faith IN the town; they
know tint the Investment all pay u big
return, and they go not doubt that the
town vii continue a. grow, causing the
property to Increase ~ value, Out like
the fellow ahu could have bought hall
the town slt" ~ Chicago at one time inT
par ~ boots. they haven't the boots.
We know TINT eastern capitalists ary
generally afraid ~ western invest linen II
/ but good real estate IN u good town held
under pcrirc. title, and which vii yield
tNrlye per cent, clear ~ taxes and ~
surnucc, and IL cpnstanily appreclatinl
IN value, uriht Ia b" attractive Ia mer
who are glad Ia grt three or four PEI
cent, on their money at home, 10 th'
same kind ~ property, There IL u pres
en-, nud prossir demand N Alhuquerqu'
Tor at least s2jN,OUo IN such improve
meuts us We have reference To-,
Iowa will redeem herself from a blum
der made two years ago. The repubh
cars Will sweep the field,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
4 Permanent Exhibit.


Sew Mexican.
Now that the government work az re-
pairing and femod.lhng the old adobe
palnc. is Under way. the bureau % i'm.
migration will soon be able 10 occupy lts
new and moro cummod,ous quarters, and
one Of the special featu Of ths organ.
iza,Iou's work IN the future will be the
collection Of sample products showing
the variety and extent ~ New Msiicos
varied resources. These products will lie
PLAINLY marked with the name Of the
sender. the district and county wherein
lie r-eiti-s, and an attractive, permanent
exhibit Ia To be displayed in the new
rooms 10 the end III oil visitors 10 the
capital may gather some idea Of wha,
the resources Of the territory are and he
come inspired 10 come and lend help.
ing hand Ia their development. Several
hundred copies OF the appended circular
letter were To day cont out TO residents
81 the territory ny order 81 the bureau:
OFFICE stcATrIAy BrHEAu oE IMaIan >rIos, !
I-rritory - New Mexico,
sASTA IN, \. NJ, uoiober ~, isvi. J
Dear Sir-rhs bureau Of Immigration
has men assigned offices IN tho gov
ernor's palace, at Santa Re, aud will nj
an carly nay occ Ipy these offices.
IL hHs been resolved by the bureau t.
exhiuu ut Its offices samples ~ cereals
frulte. minerals. ores, wo do, etc, in fac,
any and ever, thing tending To show the
resources OF the Territory.
Your CO operation, TO carry out this re-
solve and 10 keep ut the offices Of the
bureau "a permanent exhibit - the kind
described, is respectfully sollc'ted
BE pleased To aid us in this matter aud
send US by express any thing 10 the line
mentioned for the purpose ct forming
part Of this permanent exhibit. Tie
bureau will pay the express and freight
charges; also expense o. packing, When
ever you send anything please .ddr, ~
Secretary Bureau Of Immigration, and
inform me by mail
Thanking you in advance TOR any at
tent,on you may give this request, ] am
Very truly yours,
MAX, FRosT. Nee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

\ r"ttun .argry sg"rd 10y citizens
a.,uu! at ]. IL M,dlru, Juslice = the
rar'f r prrcrrct Nu. L., hc app, lutrd
goo. judge, wa. rc,d and referred to
tire 600. zee rummItt"',
4 petition from clt laua aud property
uNrrrs on sputh Ihird street, AK ng
that tina street bo put IN the same good
condition ~ before the sewer work, VAS
ROAD anl referred 10 the street. com.
mliirr
A Irut,on from NJ. I Stamm and
Jvrrc NJ Wheel OK, IT, erect one story
hrcK .huIldina on the corner Il Second
r,frc, ani Silver avenue, was read and
tue petrIun granted
\ petit IN from II \. Jatfn. asking
that California street be vacated N
40 ~ y p. !, u aud :. N III" northern
az on the ru,ruad track. Mas read and
rrtrrrr & ths s'rret q unmtre
\ c,muur lrUtron from Dornld Ne.
Rae, '"w'r IsprCtut, frlhtlN" In III" con.
dltl.n ~ the sewer, MAS referred - the
s'N,t ummitter with full power to act
\ communication from, tha Water
Suprly company. no'iiylng Ia" council
tha' ~ m,rr hydrHuts had been placed
IN s'ry'rr ard complaining - the car.
less manner N whlch the driver ~ the
clty sprrkrug wagon Uses the b, drRnDs,
4 A.
mi''rc
\ 90 mmuul,aton from Marshal MIS-.
tom N regard to the city cotrall MAS
trI
\ communication from Marshal Mas
tor, ~ regard 81 the acequia IN front -
VIZ Stages residence on north Fourth
street Mas trHd and filed,
4 comm unlcatiCn from Marshal Mas
ton, stH'rg that he had changed tho
tree sprinkler. was referred Ia tie street
| committee.
4 commuLi atop from A. 4. ROBIN.
son, second wee president and general
manager ~ the Santa Fs system, To
Tho4. H. GabeI, general superintendent
% the Atlantic 4 Pacific, in regard To
the sewer crossing the railroad tracks.
was presented to the council by Alder.
man Gabrl. read and referred To the city
attorney who is to coufer with the sewer
/ comnlttee
\ communication from T.. j. Post X
Co, making application FOR plumbers
and dram layers l,csnses, ~Rs granted.
A communication from William Kier
sted, consulting sewer ngineer, enclosIug
an order Tor the council to pay T.. A.
orsc 80 -. was read and on motion Of
Aldermaa Raster, second by Alderman
Hunt, warrant WAS drawn for the
| amount
Clerks report read and showed rs FOL.
lows: Warrants issued for interest on
bonds Of 1880, $3.50; licenses collected
ti97 20; credited by treasursr's receipt
1850.
Warrants were ordered drawn Tor the
pay roll for the month OF October as
| fplluvs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

Matshal's report read and showed a.
follows: Fines collected, S9i; On hand
from last week, e., credited 10y treas
urers recelp', go, number Of arrests, p;
prisoners IN jail, T.
The water Committee reported favor
ably upon the tersion Of water mats
on Fifth strset from Tlieras road to RomA
avenue, adopted.
The board Of health reported that they
had investigated the nuisance IN the
southern par, 81 the city. complained 81
by s Is Cone. aud could find nothing
they considered u nuisance and recon.
mended that the petition 10 ,ald on the
table, adopted,
The sewer committee reported favor.
ably on the petition Of W. Is, Chllders, tn
connect his house with the sewer, tina
city furnishing the pipe aud he paying
oil ,ther expenses,
The petition Of citizens OF First and
Fourth wards, asking for an electric light
on he corner ~ Second street and Roma
avenue, Was read aud granted,
The report u he police CON ni,t.e, in
regard Ia the eaary ot officers, was taken
up, II Was moved 10y Alderman Hunt,
seconded by Aldermen bow man. that the
report be laid on the table. The motion
lost,
On motion OF Alderman KAstsr. second.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
Connexions.

Connectione.
AthsqsrTqae-Mit A. +. d T. y. u. H. fos
all points East and S"u,h.
prrsce,t Js,cstsn-withP Prescott A Ar
isona Central Halfway Tor Fort whipple and
Prescott.
nars,ew with Caifurnis Ss.thern Hal vu
Tor Las Angeles, IAN Diego and other Southsri
California Isoint-,
M.laSc--with Southsrn Pacific for Han frsn-
cisco, sacramento, and No, theru California
pJints
Pullman Palace 6ieep,nR Cars.
No char g. IL risAr ~ s!=s ,..s COS p~assns~s
hetween kan Franeiseo and kanses City &C hss
Diego and Lac Angeles AMI thicaso.
Tho Grand Canon Of the Colorado
H.rvt fors inaccessible Ia tourists can easily 10
reaches, by taking this line. via Prach kprihsa
and stage ride frum thence ~ bot twenty -thrs
miles. Tnis CAsoS IN raE GRAkpEsr Asp MOST
WONDERFUL oE SAruhH'r Woaks,
stop ON st FiaestaN,
and hunt Dccr. Rs~r and Wild Turkeys In the
MAGNIFICENT pine f"rrsts 81 tho "a. traneiseo
Mountains; az Witt tho ancirnt ruins at thu
CAVE AND CILFP DwKl.i.ktB.
T.R G,sEi- W. A, BIssKLL,
uen.ral Manager. tienl pass'r AEeat.
Y. r. HSRay, General Agent,
Albndu~raue, y W
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
at'eehlp Gitisen
ALBr 0rERQ D.. nov :, 1901
Awtas,AN MINES


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~ dHlincd ~ assume much greater ltu
p,ttinns ,h. uet, f.v ,r,t. u,n,. n,
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=,
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district m the country. rutrNrri'Iig Ca.
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be' VINES h'" n'""' 'h TUT" H".' N''
made from H." M.ssl.n YftI", NIuu
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49,, TO, 80, n.t.... t.,,,, e..
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tho vineyards ~ lwtr' Hri Ilai uN
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
WHAT 4 mi.AITitIL DAY.

Whenever Wa lear u man make the
remark which "" have quoted the
caption Il this article, W. immediately
interview hun, g. iind out where he II
from, and sho'hrr h" prpI u.rs Ia locat"
here, for ". take It Tor granted without
asking bin, thGt he ~ u newcomer. since
anyone who has lived Tor my englh ~
time IN Albuquerque accepts a." beau.
tiiul day IN . matter - course hc he
comes 81 accustomed TO the perfect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
- Legal Dorumeat."

lhc great three act comedy satire en-
titled "a L. gal no d" ment," WAS played
10y the B.ebe Barbour company at
Grants opera house. last night To u
crowded house, all the seats being taken
clear back to the door, aud even Mana
ger DAVIS had to content himself by
standing up. Edwin Barbour as Igna
tous FoKglove, nu attorney ut law, has
no superior ~ a mimic and his variety 81
faces ia amusing and extremely laugh
able. dot" ,hs little blind glrl, tGrac'e
B.eb.) Sho shares IN her brothers mis-
fortune ~ marriage aud then IA the end
brings happiness, cap,Iyated the au.
dieuce by her pleasant acting, her soogs
AID her dances. The company is com.
posed Of artists, who are respectable
in every respect, aud allow NJ smu "
utteranc.s 10 escape their lips,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

Au,etic IN rtiG-is add ltau.t the Am,ri.
can flas, WITHOUT maklur 10, humhe
t"qu's tut ~ imI~tat ,e demand Tor
proper up ilugN nnd suiuh. frpHratIur
oar sell tcsrrct ~ . uattru, u. ~ ~ ,hr
pr"trct,on 'p it"hid Ituntli = W ct.
ty"rH ~ nll tufrist. CourlttHicmsr this
nucb ~ W, HId W. s,,u.d net Iu.r A.,
time IN letting hii u,l,r-tand that the
,guiyuraI ittut i,s,'crt mnunct m Which
size tcrli.i tu our Il, maud ran n,cuunt
lug Iu the matter - W" uutrnges com
mntrd upon a." ueu II the Bnl,m,r.. ~
not sat siH,t,r! 10 ,hi- government aud
Niilro he accepted We owe thus mu"u
t. OURSELVES and to- The cnrct, II oar eat
il"us abroad. 1t may br uogunulmous
ur uGr pat go d,cuic ~ ,hH.tlar Il IL, e
south American stDt" b,chnsr II ~ A.nk
AID dtttAct'd bat uth"s nat uus W. u
rae Nlii not uuuhulr such cuu -, uu
uuf part iu magrHi UNITY, hpt ~ ,ut wait
e. yoi hd,urr W oar ,Np htm-. ~ tu our
tunlil ) IT, duour du'l, a,dt Mr. Is tr,
r.uuid come uUt = thr ca AN affair
st'h ~ lttl- credit ~ MIR Ba,nrd MOI
~ the Men rnu matter u frN \",t- ago
ouS tusisuthraui power uu earth all ave
reason t. hrii"Nr I ~ u ,au uru.i Il.
tts, aud cut Hg"uut cItrl"us with pot" I
Impuu.t, 1t H. time t. call ~ l,I' %.
matters ~ thle sutt, aud let ulh"r uoi,u
spovlcd. nud tDa II ltl- tr-pr.t . ,..
gtsru volurtnl.M w.i avr'hr HpI.t, a..
the Nui turttrr."I'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
Tuk RAILROAD MEEriN.
Mr.. Hanna Makesan iAterc-ttaE saiL
tommittres Appointed

tommittres NpNoIntrd.
In r"sponne 10 the request Published
yesterday morning in ia. Herald some
hf,y " .l1ty representative citizens met
ut Ia" rooms u the Durango cluh to lls.
ten To some statrments ~ Hon. james
W Hanna. The m-etig VAS called u
order b, MIR W. G.. Chapman who stated
the object ~ thc meeting Mr. Ham u
then FURNISHED those present With aomr
interesting STATISTICS regarding whHt Al
buqurrque aud New Mexico consumed
that will come from th.a section ~ tue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
Ayers

Satsaparilla. I have sold It fot eighteen
years, and have the highest regard for It,
healing qualities"
Although the formula Il known 10 the
trade, there can hr ~ successful imiiatiun
NJ Ayers Slrsapatilla without having tie
enormous facilities ~ the \ e. Aver 60 ~,
imposNihlr Tor other parties t. put together
such valuable ingredients, at tho low cost
~ Ayers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
,trS Ot'N,tG.
Proceedings at the u~gainr Se--iss
l,hAt lAehInH

rhc hoard ~ aldo mru ma IN regular
S"r itu h.t "vori x, Acting Mayo Mrny
pro- ,dipg
p,,srnt Aldermen Atm io. BpWman,
FARE Gab"i, Hunt, Raster, Mh,ny, VI b..
Ter, AID COrtN Hopkins,
Ab,,nt Mayor SAINT
Toe m mates ~ the previous meriil Y
we're read and approved
4 ubnb,rui new bils we're read AID
referred To- The finance committee.
m, t,..,,.,,,., lin. u.,. ,It,..l,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
To Use

Ayers Sai saparllla. the valuable component,
IT which are imported, wholesale. by III,
!. e. Aver Go from the regions where thss.
articles are richest N medicinal ptoprrtlr,
1T y wonder 10 me that any o,hc,
than Ayers Sarsapariila has \ show In u.
market " l~oplc consulted their own W.
trtc,t they would never use any otnef ~,
II i not only the best, but. un account " 4,
concentrated strength ani purity. n II the
most economical, &c - James y. Dufy. hnr
giSt Washington st, Providence, RI
III. \ l.. Almond Druggist, Liberty, Va,
writes Leading physicians IN this city
prescribe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

hsponden,
Publication Notice,

Territory ~ New MsIic =. Second Judicial Dc
trict, {, unty ~ b~rnaliilo.
As'hild" G.-"adill"' M ru
0usippo Ca.sadillo.
ChAncery for divorce. ,,,, 4.
I'll. ,aid defendant, tiusipps CAssa,iiila,
hereby notihei that suit In chan cry hiss 80
cOInme' cod AZ dnHi him ia th. q strlc! eouL, ~
III. county ~ BetnAlillo, territory Ut NeS hrh
CO, by I'D com claimant MAihil 70 tss.adilio, "
an absolute divorce and disAOlution Of tn VA ..n
riass tie. now existing betwoen said paf,ics, 80
the grounds assertion, cruel ard inhumss
treatment aud for general relief, and uniess
the said defendant, enter Jour appearance ~ ~
suit with toe clerk ~ said court, an az tst " -
her, A ~ ispi, - said court, at the 90 = hga a.
In t@rnAlillo county, Aibuquesqus, New nL.sis
d@cre pro conis~.o viii b. entsrr, ,n~"'
asains YOU VHAs. y, HUT
CLERK and IiAsister In ChAnc.''
W, II. WHITMAN, Solicitor Tor Complainsh"
Dated Octobsr 1, A. ID. issi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

The 'dy OF Jack King, the railroad
brakeman, who wAs killed by Conductor
Harris, was shipped 10 Dubuque, Iowa,
for burial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
N0iIre ~ suit.

Territory Of Nsw Mexico, S"cond Judicial Dis
triet, County OF IernAlillo.
Maria lie 10 Lua Tan ielH.iA.
Comp iainAnt
Rafael Ortiz,
Hespondent
ChSnc~ry Tor divorce, 4,
The aaid respondent, RhfNel OrtiE, IL hsrebI
notified that n snit In chanc-Ty has been com;;
mrncrd against him, In and for the county q
Bernnl,Ilo and territory ~ New Mexico, by SAID
enmpiAiu ant, Maria do IL LnI t'ahdclaria- for a
abs 'luts divorce and di.snlution of the mar.
PiARe ties existing between the parties, ON w
sr,Iun, 81 a nndon msnt AMI failure 70 snpipr'l
and for other and further r-li I; and the SA az,
raTcnsisnt ~ hereby notih~i that unless ,.
en,ers his appearance In aAid Snit In tho ohce o
the elsrk eni register ~ said court, ON @. p',ss
the FIRST day ~ neat hArch term thereof, y ~
ing the hrSt Monday ~ March, A u. i-'n
dscres pro confrsAo therein will lie rrndef~i
AZ ,inst you. o. ,,,-.L
JcHE ID, pksA, Solicitor Tor Complainant
Albaqusrqus N, u Oetobef 18Th, A. d. l~''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

Territory ~ Now Mexico. Sccond Judicial Dis-
trict, oubty ~ BetnAlillo.
Pir-t National Hank ~ Albuquerque.
w.. No. OE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

Iowa will redeem herself from blum.
der made two years ago. The republl'
cars will sweep the field,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

State issues continued to he wholly neglected,
and there were no sales Of city bank stocks.
The general bond market was moderately active,
but the movement of prices was not universally
inward In fact, the final losses were more nuTner
Gus and important than the gains. AtchiSon As
closed Ia per cent higher at IS 1-2, but there
were no dealings III them in the last hour and
Jersey Central 5s ADVANCED IL per cent to l0S Ia
and Texas and Pacific iirsts per cent TO 81 Ia,
while the seconds yielded Ia 10 80 "a. On small
sales Northern Pacific G0nSol IS declined steadily
TO 70 ga, and Oregon Improvement IS reacted
IL per cent TO SO SIS. Reference is made TO cur
I'LL report Of bond sales.
Money on call was again easier at l2 and 2
per cent. considerable business was done at
the lower rate, and the supply even at that figure
was excessive.
The Clearing House statement was as follows ::
Exchanges, $06, 6,Sl2 balances, $4,j75,033.
The ub-Trcasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
81 90 56s, made up by a loss Of S2sl 1852 in coin
less gain OF $S7,4s4 in currency. The days
operations included: Receipts, S3,202,s75: pay
ments, $685. 43 resulting in general balance
OF 1913, $50 ,553, consisting OF S112,l2j,Sl3 com
and $2l ,7Gl, 742 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $237, j33 National bank notes for
The customS receipts were 81 ,O24 O3O, the inter
nal revenue receipts $475,S95, and the mis-
celaneOus receipts SSO77l.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement follows
hand e,s n az a,s I'm ., Zoo ns Dg sg2a
Net silver "a h,d Si'O7SS75 S2'lsO5s2 Inc. 2i6.7oi
Net leEaI tenders