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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

The Opening was Only Moderately Active
Prices Move SIuggishIy.

EFice- Move >iuegfrhly.
NEw YORK. Jan. 13.-The opening of the
stock market this morning was in contrast with
that of yesterday, being only moderately nc i've
and heavy to weak, without excitement The de-
clines from last evenings final figures shown in
the opening prices were for small fractions
except in Chicago gas. which was down q Ter
cent, and while there was a continuation Of m
downward movement in the early dealings the
further losses, except in Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, which retired "a per cent. and Chicago
gas, which lost per cent, were insignificant in
the regular list.
Sugar retneries. however, while compara-
lively quiet, yielded more readily, losing - per
cent to 761S. Northern Pacific common was
the strong point in the market. rising per
cent 10 2sH, but later there was a renewal Of
the confident buying Of the general
list and everything WAS brought up to
something above tine opening prices. Missouri
Pacific was specially prominent IN the upward
movement, showing, nt Sc k, gain of ~ per
cent. Sugar also recovered materially. but did
not reach its opening figure. There was little
further movement and at IL O'Clock the mar
ket was fairly active and firm. generally at
small fractions better than the opening prices.
Money is easy at 3a4 per cent. The stock
market after IL O'Clock was active. but little
progress was made in either direction outside
of Chicago gas, which continued TO nd
vance and touched 401<, a gain of l%
per cent Lackawanna showed considerable
strength, as did also Union Pacific st
times, but the improvement was confined 20
fractions and late in the hour some recession
was seen in the general list. The dealings were
devoid of special features and at noon the mar
ket was fairly active and barely stesdy - or
near the best prices reached.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSREv. CHAS. +. DEEMS. d. D.. PASTOR
- OF THE Church Of the Stranger. " New York
city. will deliver address on City Evangezation
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church next
FRIDAY EVENING, January 10, T:sO O'Clock, un ier
the auspices Of the Central Union ssion to which the
and no collection. jal3-4t
R~FILED JANUARY 8. 1s9l.-R. J. MEIGs.
In The suprsme Court Of tie District Of Columbia,
holding special term District Court Of the United
States Tor said District.
District Court. No. 364
In the matter Of the of the right of way
ior extending east boundary sewer through blocks
Upon confederation Of the petition Of John ". Doug
lass, John ". Ross and Henry NJ. Robert. Commis-
goners OF the District OF Columbia seeking the con-
domination of the right Tor building he proposed
OF east boundary through blocks four az
mnllia known as Isherwood. it is, this S:h day OF
January 1891 BY the court, ordered that H. n f. Won
otahp, SIMON wolf, julius LanstJurYh, Allnon N.
Ciapp, Daniel Brtwen and all others owning claim
ing any part Of said property having any interest
uereln AS occupants or otherwise, be and they are
answer to the said petition before the st day
February, 1891 at which time the court will proceed
with the condemnation OF the ngnt of way to extend
said sewer through said lands
tTovded that the marshal OF the United States for
salo Dlstr1ct shall serve copy OF this such of
tne aDo persons as may lie found in ts Dis
ct at least ten days before said LIST day February
egi and further that copy OF tins order be published
IN ihe Evening otar newspaper at least times anu
IN the Warrington Law Reporter twice before said
jal2M CHARLES P. JAMES. Justice.
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PUBLIC BUILDING Acrs APPROVED. - The
President has approved the acts providing for
public buildings at Newburg, NY; Danville.
ILL.,; Stockton, Cal, and Pawtucket, RI. and
the act for the relief OF the Mission Indians in
California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs.- Fourth class
postmasters were yesterday appointed as fol-
lows: T. P. Jones, ST.. Warwick, Nd; G. T.
James. Trower. Va; Miss 1. Wilson, Schuylkill,
Pa; G. o. Jones, New Hartford, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

CALLED ON THE PREsrDENr.-The Presidents
callers this morning included Representatives
Smyser, Dingley, Payson, Payne, Allen. Cald-
well, Hopkins and Wilson and A. L. Noble of
Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

The President has approved an act to dup
licate q lost check of A. W. Beard, late col
lector Of customs at Boston, drawn in favor o.
DeBlOise Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

TuE RErrER CAsE.-The Navy Department
has as yet taken no action in regard to Com
mander Refers request that his conduct in the
Barrundia affair be investigated by court of
inquiry, but naval officers conversant with tho
practice of the department in such matters say
they do not see how his request can consistently
be denied by the Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

ADMIRAL JoUErT ON THE MEND.-Admiral
Jouett is still confined to his room with
badly sprained ankle and foot He is improv-
ing rapidly and his physician thinks he viii be
out in q few days.
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SKATER DoNOGHUE RETURNS.
The American champion on His Way Hon.
After Many Triumphs.

After Many Triumphs.
Special Gable Dispstch 70 The Evening star
LONDON, JAN. l3.-Donoghue, the champion
skater, arrived last night at the Charing Cross
Hotel after much wearying contention with the
severe weather on the continent He will con-
tinue his journey to Liverpool this afternoon,
whence he sails for New York on the Germanic
tomorrow. Donoghue said that his tour had
been the most triumphant and that he was
more than satisfied with his success He car
ries back 30 America the Prince Of Orange
plate for the best skating. This trophy has
been held in England for the past ten years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

DISTRICT PATENTs.-Patents were issued to-
day to citizens Of the District as follows: Her
man Baumgarten, tag; John T. Lehman, letter
box; Sullivan c. SWEET, grip for elevator shift
ing ropes; James L. Simmons, turning lathe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

REVENUE APpoNTMENTs.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: United
States storekeepers and guagers, William II.
Goodykoontz. Floyd Court House, Va; James
H. Overstreet Bedford City, Va; John 8.
Smith, Knoxville, Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

A SILVER DEcIsIoN.-SecretaryW Window has
decided that bar or ingot of silver bullion
cannot be coined for the use and benefit of de-
positors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

BILLS APPnovKp.-The President has ap-
proved the act for the relief of ex-Collector
Beard of Boston and the act granting a pension
to Mary J. Martin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

GroRe1A-ALABAMA
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT co.
GEN. BEN. +. BUTLER, President
HON. JAS. ". HYATT. Treasurer.
ALTHOUGH THIS COMPANY HAS AD-
vANcED THE PRICE OF ITS SHARES TO
s3.33 PAR VALUE slO), INVESTORS WILL
STILL FIND THIS THE BEST THING THE
MARKET HAS TO OFFER. INVESTIGATE
BY THE COMPANY's AGENT.
". K PEABODY.
d1S1m GIG ST. NV.
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tion Of physicians was held this morning to con-
sider the case Of Senator Hearst who has been
steadily falling for soms days pest and IL b m
derytood hat II was decided that there II no
hope Of the Senator'S recovery. His dsath 4
said 70 Be imminsnt As previously intimated,
the disease IN his case b undsrstood 10 be can
Ger of the stomach. Senator Hearst kwas re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

THE CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY.
Incorporated September -, 1890.
Authorized capital. s1.OOO,Uu. Amount called In,
$:OO,UC0.
Temporary office. 3l5 Pa. ave. Sc.
President, JOHN q. SLATER.
Vice President, CHAS. CHRISrIANL.
Secretary, HENRY h. SIMPSON.
Attorney, WILLIAM A. GORDON.
We buy, sell otherwise negotiate notes, secured
by real estate or other lrty receive money de-
pCsit allowing interest thereon; issue certificates of
deposit, with interest at approved purchase
sell real estate, mortgage, lease, improve in any
other wise deal with the same.
Having located our office in the eastern section of
the city prepared to take advantage the many
prohtable opportunities offered in this rapidly
proving portion and solicit the patronageo ali who
may need our services IN any direction
DIRkCTORS.
John II. Busher. William A. Gordon.
John CaIInlack- Edward b. HughesL
William ID. Campbell. Thomas j. Einy
Albert Carry Henry A Lin.,er.
Aaron b. Caywood Archibald NJ. McIachleu.
Charles CEristiani- Iheophiius T. RoessIe.
Allen Y. Clar6- John II. Rothert.
Appleton r. Clark, u. Henry h. Simpson.
William Ii. CrUs0y. John q. Slater.
j. B. Gregg Gusts. John McGreRor.
James Fraser. Asa Whitehead.
Andrew Frey- James L. Barbour. d1o-1m
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TIE CHnlAN REvoLurIoN.-The Chilian min
lister has received no information from his gov.
ernment in regard to the published report Of
the revolt Of the Chilian navy against that gov.
ernment. He attaches no importance 10 the
alleged outbrcak- Assistant Secretary Of Stats
Wharton says that II there Is . revolution In
Chill, a. private dispatches allege, the Depart
ment Of State has not been advised Of II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

WRECK q . British schoonsr-rwo q q,
Grew Dr0wnsd-

BHooELu, n T., Jan 1s--rhe British
schooner Otter went ashore near the Bellport,
l. L, life-saving station ti1is morning Two Of
her crew were drowned While coming ashore on
the breeches buoy, which became diHrranged-
the rest OF the crew--eeven men-were saved
The schooner ID full Of water. She II . two
salt bound for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount of ~ pei
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was S15,65O
making the total to date. O.. 1929, $50.
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FrsH FOB ENoLAND.-S. P. Bartlett, con-
nected with the Illinois fish commission, at the
request Of Minister Lincoln is making arrange
ments, with the cooperation of the national
fish commission in this city, to procure a
large supply Of live black bass for shipment to
England, where they viii be placed in suitable
streams in the expectation that they will prop
agate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS: rs.:TopAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S2S3, ,5S6; customs, 1905, 769
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rency has authorized the Pueblo National
Bank Of Pueblo, Col, to begin business with
Q capital Of e250, 900. He has received an
application from W. G. Bradshaw and others
Of High Point N. c., for authority TO organize
the Commercial National Bank of High Point
NC,
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The Count ~ Rnris 0ss % epaxn-
Special cabae D1np~sch 10 Ths Ev~nin< Star.
LoxDox, Jan 1S.-The Count and oountso
Of Paris have left their present r~idence.
Stowe Houss, Bachinshsnshirs. fw . tsB -
Spain
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FINANCIAL.

i HE AMERICAN SECURITY
TRUsT @ o PANY.
CAPITAL. s1.c5o.Oco
Under act Of Congress approved October 1. 1890
A. T. DRITTON. c. J. BELL.
Pr~Gdent Is, Vice President.
PERCY D. METzGER. A-A. THOMAS.
GEORGE E EMMONs.
Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
A. T. BRITTON, JAMES G. PAYNE
JAMES z. FITCH. N. W. BEvEHIDGE.
W. s. THOMPSON. CALEB J. MILNE,
HARRY +. WEST. WILLIAM N. COATES.
ROBERT DORNAN, CROSBY S. MOVES,
WILLIAM WERNER. JOHN T. HERRELL.
HENRY 8. LOUCHHEIM. MARTIN F. MORRIS,
C. J. BELL. JOHN s. jerks.
Nj. NJ. PARKER. ALAN II. REED.
CHAS. C. DUNCANSON. 8. s. SHARP.
CHARLES PORTER. DANIEL DONOVAN.
A. A. THOMAS, BENJAMIN Fl. wARDER
JOHN Il. MCLEAN, MATTHEW G. EMERY.
HENRY A. WILLARD. HENRY F. BL0UNT,
JOHN N. HUTCHINSON.
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF MONEY
payable By check without notice.
ministrator. Guardian, Trustee Receiver,
Assignee and to Receive and EIecute Trusts OF
Every Description from the Courts, CorpOra-
tlOns or indl lyiduals-
Estates Managed, Income Collected. Guaran-
teed Investments FURNISHED, Loans Secured by
First rusts in the District of Columbia Bought
and Sold and Debenture Bends Issued. bearing
interest and absoi iuteiy secured.
Wills Rsceipted For and KePt Without
Charge. Acts As Treasurer or Agent for Reli-
gious, Benevolent Other Institutions and as
heelsir.r or transfer Agent OF the stocks or
dsnds OF Interest, il desired.
safe Deposit Boxes fOr Kent with the most
modern safeguards.
Unsurpassed Facilities for the Storage Of
Plate, Valuable Papers, Furniture Carriages
Other Valuable Goods at our Fire-proof Ware
house. No. ll40 10Th st. NV.
Call and Information to invest
nlents and business cheerfully furnished. ja.l-2w
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e .FSkEPoRT OF
AMEKiCAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
December o. 1880. required by the 10th section OF
the act OF Con.1e S. approved October l. 1891. to be
made to the controller OK the currency aud be duly
published.
Amount Of capital tal................. 81 $50 OOO 90
Capital paid in n...................... 1S1.25O. 90
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A DIFFICULT MATTER
~ reach first hands direct for en-
gravin- OF the better class. Cor
rectiy engraved cards and invitations
and superior printing made through
out by
GEDNEY 4 ROBERTS.
Enxravers and Prin.ers,
1Ao w lU4h st., near Gas O1iAcA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

~MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
An Economical Corner Lot.
On Mass. ave. the frontage is 55>S
feet and on Florida ave. l47 feet.
This lot contains. however, only
3,SS9 square feet. There is but little
waste ground. The location il
especially desirable.
Price $3.50 per foot.
ThOS. J. FISHER CO..
1t 1924 st. NV.
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 FIST.
Assets q. l55.20s.l
Once hours from an. to 4:3O pm. daily. On
the first Wednesday In each month the ONCE VIII be
open from o to O'Clock pm. Advances viii be made
promptly at O'Clock. The 2Uth issue VI stock u
open tor subscription
Shares are s2. so per month.
e1.OO0 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages Of
Tie Association are furnished UPON application
THOMAS soMERvILLE. Prssr.
JOHN JOY EDISON. sec'y. M
Woops & Co.
BANKERS.
11S ST. NV.
nspSss; EIesnse' x;n Loans an, and Collections IN
days Will receive interest Tor by leaving with
II Banker. SO Broadway. ny. Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange
LEWIS q. TEwKsBuRY CO.,
.. BANKERS AND BROKERS',
sF7 13s5 7 ST., WASHINGTON DC.
Buy and sell for cash or on margin stocks. Bonds,
Direct private wires 10 New York and Chicago
Interest allowed on deposits.
Out town business a specially.
Ali Local SECURITIES dealt in.
Constant quotations al mArketAL Telephone 54S
o21-u
mo. W. COR3ON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY,
u Member N. Y. stock k
coRsoN 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING, 14le ST. NV,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bopds
Depesit. E.cn.nse., Loans, Collections.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds all
the exchanges Of New urk fiila1el lpLia Boston and
Baltimore fought and sold.
speciality made investment securities. District
Bonds and al local kxroad, Gas. Insurance and Tee-
phone stock dealt in.
American bsii Telephone Stock bought and sold jylS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

SHAvING CoNNECTED MYSELF WITH
LOANS AND INSURANCE, 14l7 + ST. NV, re.
sTectfully solicit share OF business from my friends
and the public
Our list OF properties for sale embraces many bar
gains that can conscentiously recommend Personal
attention to investing in safe inside properties
jalC-3t GEO Y. WOkIHINGTON.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

MEssRs. s. v. WHITE CO.. NEW YORK;
MEssRs. JOHN Il. DAVIS CO.,
NEW YORK:
MRssRs. CoNNoR d CO.. NEW YORK.
Are authorized to
OFFER FOR SUBSCRIPTION
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
OF PREFERRED EIGHT PER CENT
CUMULATIVE STOCK
MENTIONED BELOW.
THURBER. wHYIAND COMPANY.
OBansed under the laws Of the state Of New Jersey.
THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST WILL BE OPENED
ON MONDAY. JANUAEY. 10. AT 10 O'CLOCK A.
Il. AND WILL BE CLOSED ON TUESDAY. JAN
UARY 20, 1891. AT OR BEFORE O'CLOCK Pm.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STOCK.
15.0o0 Shares of preferred per cent
Cumulative Stock.-................ l. 80. 900
1000 Shares of General (commonI Stock. 500. 900
Par value Of all shares. slO0.
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y bnck, Clay and Tfe; fius Lining, sil aasaD; |;
= th.a. B1a'2E Rspss. Line C.o,snsss Pan. P.ch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

EDR .NICHOLsON, AYTKR PURSUING
~ special collegiate sendiss n nervuus discsSss
And usssmsnt y s!sctricaty, has rssurnsd, rss1nsd
with which be hes achi0vod % mpch gaaccsss ~
az xs,.s = wsshsgsoa. O0es. 90 iah Q a.U
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ASLEEP FOR YEARS.
Remarkable Case of New Jersey Night
Watchman That Is Puzzling Physicians

HACKETTsTOwN. n. j., Sept. 29.-Oct. 90,
1887, Michael Farnan. a night watchman.
came home and went to sleep. Since that
time he has had but two or three brief in
tervals of consciousness. Ii was at first
thought that Farnan's condition was due
to water on the brain, and physicians
treated him for that disease. Their efforts.
however, had no effect. After they had
abandoned the case in the April following
his falling into slumber, which had in all
that time seemed perfectly peaceful. Far
nan awOke one morning and recognized
members of the family. He appeared per-
fectly rational. but did not appear to have
any realization of the time that had inter-
vened since his last waking. He fell asleep
again at night and remained unconscious
for six weeks For more than three years
he has now been sleeping soundly. During
this time many changes have taken place
in his family. A son and daughter have
died. but the sleeper knows nothing of il.
All sorts of expedienfs have been tried to
arouse Farnan from his stupor, but with
out any effect. Blisters have been placed
on the back of his neck and mead, but he
did not even notice them.
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AN OLD CHICKEN CASE.
Miss Alice Follick Wants $4,000 from
TOWNSVILLE Detective Agency.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
CRAwFORDsv1LLE. Ind. Sept. 29.-The
most exciting and interesting suit that has
ever been tried in this city is being heard
at the court-bonse. 1t is the suit of Miss
Alice FolIck for $4,000 damages against
prominent members of the Yountsville
Horse-thief Detective Agency. The jury
was secured this morning and the examina-
tion of witnesses commenced this after
noon. After tho Jury had been impaneled
it was ascertained that seven jurors be-
longed to h0rse.thief detective agencies.
The events which led TO this suit are inter
estIng, and briefly are as follows: The peo-
pie residing in the vicinity of TOWNSVILLE
were troubled with chicken-thIeves. May
20, 1880, Jacob Beam has some chickens
stolen. and he went to u store at YOnnts-
willie and left u description of the chickens.
That afternoon Miss Alice Follick brought
In some chichens which answered the de-
scription: The entire Beam family swore
that the chickens formerly belonged To them,
and the detective agency took hand in
the matter. The chickens were taken to
the Beam farm and turned loose. They ut
once went TO their usual rOosting place.
Miss Follick was then arrested. and the
case came to trial on Jan. %, this
year Beam and bis wife swore
that two of the chickens were pets, ana
went by tho names OF Old Speck and
Long Neck. Other witnesses also identi-
fled the hens. 1t was an utter failure. the
attempt to prove that Miss Follick stole the
chickens. or even knew that they had been
stolen. She bore o good reputation. and
belonged to one of the best families in the
county. The jury returned verdict of
mot guilty. and then Miss Eollick entered
her suit for damages.
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bout to become Commissioner of Pensions.

about to become Commissioner OF Pensions.
II think the statement" said General
Raum. was made merely for the purpose
of giving that newspaper an opportunity
to build mp a man of straw and then knock
him down, for the next day after the an
nouncement was made that Mr. Blair was
to be Commissioner of Pensions the same
newspaper produced y long editorial attack
upon him for the purpose of trying to show
that his appointment as Commissioner of
Pensions would be absurd: so. you see. it
goes. The statement is made almost every
day that this or that man is about to take
my place. and. Immediately following il.
comes the announcement that such an ap-
pointment could not be made for reasons
given.n
SO much has been said about General
Raum retiring from his present position
that the people in Washington have come
to regard his tenure as only temporary, for
it is thought he has grown weary of the at
tacks made upon him and desires to re-
enter private life. Whether he has really
rendered his resignation to the President
cannot be ascertained. bnt now that he has
submitted his annual report and shown tho
office to be in good working condition his
retirement at any time will create no sur
prise.
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Eight Millions Yet Cnredeemsd.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-At the close of
business to-day the Treasury Department
had redeemed s17.77e.S $50 four-and-a-half-
percent. bonds and continued SIS. 222 $50,
leaving undsposed about Ss,0GO.000. To-
morrow is the last day in which these bonds
can be presented for either redemption or
continuance. 1t is probable that of the
SS,O0O,O0 yet unpresented not more than a
few hundred thousand dollars Will be pre-
sented tomorrow. The others are likely to
be redeemed within the next few months,
or they can remain in the treasury at the
option of the holders. Only the other day
S25. 900 of the bonds of the loan of 1912, on
which interest had ceased for thirty years,
were presented for redemption, and Treas
nry officials expect many years to elapse
before oil of the four-and-a-half-per-ce
bonds Will be redeemed.