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Boycottinx Given Tin I'm Limer,cL

LIMERICK, March 6.-At the opening Of the
Limerick assizes today the judges announced
that they were reioiced to see that the condition
of affairs in the city and county had improved
and that boycotting and the plan Of campaign
had vanished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

Mr.. HALFoRD. the Presidents private secre
tary, received telegram this morning from
his wife, who is spending the winter in Georgia
saying that she was much better and able tC
walk around the house. Mr.. Halford will &C.
company the President on the Chattanooga
trip anu will then go on to visit his wife, leav.
ing the party at Atlanta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

FOURTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED -
Fourth-ciass postmasters were yesterday ap
pointed as follows: A. T. Munsell, Ambar, Va.
II. o. Cornwell, Great Falls. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

REPRESENTATIVE TRACEY did not rest well last
night, but his physician reports his condition
slightly improved this morning, though he is
still very weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

New Y0rk Truth" Crsases o oeonoeAuu.
spscaai psap~sch 70 The Essnins ssar
New YoRx, March &, 1851
Senator lngalh has stirred up IN innsss
amount Of tslk here by one Of the most bisssr
and cutting sttaoks that he has yet made % ~
navy. The article appears in this vssks Ksv
York TyssfA. An the news stands wers sold ou1
before O'Clock yesterday. 4 sseead sditiso
Of ths pspsr h IN prsaL
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ANTHRACITE CoAL.-A bulletin issued by the
census Office on the production Of anthracite
coal states that in 1889 there were produced
40. .665. 152 long tons, increase of So per cent
over 1880. when the production was but
rs, SIS, ,375 long tons.
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POPULATION OF GEORGIA By RAcEs.-The
census bureau has announced the population OF
the state of Georgia by races as follows: Whites
973. 1852; colored. S63.716; Indians, "a; Chinese
ITO; japanese, i; total. 1887 .355.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

A fancy skating contest for the champion
ship Of the world was to have been held in Or
tava Wednesday night between Louis Ruben
stein and George MeAgher, both Of Montreal
Rubenstein, however, for private reasons re-
fused TO compete, and the governor general &C.
cordingly awarded the prize TO NaaGher.
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Bounty for Kill,nr Armed I,,,i.,..

PHGxIx, AnIx., March 6.-The absndonmsnt
Of the military post in southern Arizona has
created great alarm in the territory, - . rising
Of the Indians is feared bill has been intro
ducsd in the house declaring the Indians who
left the San Carlos agency with arms in their
possession outlaws and Offering . reward Of
e200 for each Indian killed upon whom st The
Australian ballot laW Was rscommsudsd IN bofh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

INDIANS IN THE ARMY.-Secretary Procto,
issued general order this afternoon authoriz
ing the enlistment in the army Of not more
than 1000 Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

The President has decided to postpone his
cunning trip to Benzies, Nd, until Monday,
when he and Gen. Sewell will start forth No
plan has vet been made for time for return
ing and the President will probably stay the
greater part of next week.
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No APPOINTMENTS BEFORE NEXT WEEK-It is
said at the White House that no more appoint
ments will be made until after the Presidents
return from his hunting trip to Benjies, Md,
next week. 1t is also said that the President
does not regard an extra session of the Senate
necessary for consideration of the recently
provided for judicial appointments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER went to New
York yesterday afternoon for short visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

NEW BANKs.-The following applications for
authority to organize national banking asso-
Citations have been filed with the controller OF
the currency: The First National Bank of Cata-
wissa, Pa, by NJ. G. Hughes, Catawissa. Pa.
and his associates; the Bonham National Bank
of Bonham. Texas. by J. P. Holmes, Bonham.
Texas, and his associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

ITS WORK WAS MORE IMpoRTANr THAN AMI con-
eREss SINCE THE CLOSE OF THE wAR-soME
OF THE MEASURES PAssED--rHE sENsELEss
CRY OF THE MINORITY.
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Washington News and Gossip
Index to Advertisements.

ATTORNEYS Page
AUCTION SALES. .........................Pa Pare
biC1CLES. Pare
BUSINESS CHANCES PAGE
.
COUNTRY REAL PAGE
DhAIhS Page
EXCURSIONS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PAGE
FAMILY SUPPLIES. ...........-...............Pag Page
FINANCIAL PAGE
FOR RENT tOfHces) PAGE
foh nENf tHoons, .............-............Pa Pare
fok KENT (storesJ. PAGE
FOX RENT tHousesl Page .
FOR RENT tMiscellaneous) ous).................Ps Page 2
roh oALE (houseS Page
80 p ANe D
FOR SALE (aiiscesneous) )...................Pa PAGE
0kNILEMEN'S GOODS S....-..................Pag Page
faee
LADIES' GOODS. Page
LOCAL MENTION. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Page 8
LOST AND ND...........................Pa Page
rage D
''r-DiNhL rage
tNEooo >
MONEY TO LOAN........................ Page
NOTARIES PUBLIC. IC...,..........P Page 9
OoEAN STEAMERS Pare
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PAGE Z
PIANOS AND ORGANS. ANS.........................Pag Page
Page 9
PRINTERS. Page
PROfOSALS Page
PROFESSIONAL Page
RAILROADS PAGE
SPECiALTIES Page
sUBURBAN PROPERTY. Page 3
WANTED tBoard)f Page 2
WANTED PAGE
WANTED tHouses) Page 9
WANTED Rooms). Page 9
WANTED {Situstions). Page
WANTED (Miscellaneous). ous).....,..,,.....,...Pag Page =
WINTER RESORTS. ...........................Pa Page
WooD AND Page z
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, 1854, 1876; customs, 1921. 1868.
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A PRETTY RUSSIANS SUICIDE.
She Hanged Herself With q Towel at q Rail
way Station.

PITrsBURG. Pa, March 6.-Ulica wapolna, q
young Russian woman. committed suicide this
morning in the ladies' toilet room at Union sta
tion by hanging herself with a towel which she
had suspended from gas bracket She left
note requesting that her remains be sent TO No.
II South 36th street. this scity, but assigned no
reason for the deed. The young woman was
well dressed and quite pretty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

CADETS AT WEST PoNT.-Cadet appoint
ments to West Point have been issued to the
following named persons: Joseph 8. Heron
(alt). Wyoming (second district), Ohio:
Walter S. Williams (alt.) }, Dedham (ninth dis
Y. (thirty-third district; Frank Z. Fiegel
(alt> Somerville Ohirty-third district), N Y:
Fred Mckee, Clinton (ffth district). Nd John
f. Halloweli (aiternatel, Sandy Spring (sixth
district. Md; Chas. T. Brown, Mt Airy (fifth
district. N. c.; VIM. r. Freeman, Dobson
fifth district), N. c.; Ward P. Aldrich, Lisbon
(second district), N. II.
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HONE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
N ElGH1H ISSUE OF STOCK.

HONE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
II EIGHIH ISSUE OF STOCK.
The s oss M m snS he rtsp, sSs o., on
sr q m hs Sf eh syens s PENN
sylyania ave and l.ah ST. At O'Clock
time at oe Of aSoae any s Ss
Interest allowed at per cen, on stock withdrawn
orcanceed in settlement OF loans Shares. su0 each.
Of the January and febr1ary neesna benz cios
payment q 80 per share viii be necessary at this the
may be securely invested at per cent inter
possible expense Loans can De settled in whole
This Associsiion limits the amount loaned per share
only by the maximum % yalns 9f the share VIZ; so
sas.sea ss made 6y Association 70 this
share the past two months s'I Was si7s SSor on
ON .os ND as Tsns psymsnt therefor being $40
Come II wi, win US ne sssoci.,ion viii b.
'hf fHSMxs aSSf GafPsss Pssass, used
ANsoN 8. TAYLOR. Vice President.
EDWARD s. wEscoTT, Irsasnrer. w.
mh5-4s '. a "hiA-A' 0ss's''y aytn H ss.n-w.
CRANE. PARRIs CO..
BANKERS.
1874 + st. (Ebbitt House)
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
DEALERS IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SECURITIES
AsPEcIALTY.
District Of columbi. 5 per cent bonds Of 1899 ard
fe2s6s
FIDELIrr
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
sl3 AND sl5 sT.N.w.
Has the bes, plan devised sor securing HomA
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
Any ,acpn. loaned rrE.y.hls s1s per o month each
IN iu. rs5'Ps S5 si6R tgr f2 b1ss kFS,Issb F5p1,
SIX PER cRSI PsHA ISTERks fi-R AHMED on
SPECIAL PAYMENTS.
Per cent per .nnnin pad On purchase price seEni-
OFFICERS:
@ a@.srissn pinfn.n. frss Alonto Txesdais. Sec.
w. l. 1honpson. frs1s S.snI T. Smith Atty
AMERICAN skcSkIrY AND TRUST CO.
A. bFF5sS9,,Py 3 FFs,s,SSp, Pfss''-
fsetr CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
ss.s.e. e. % Bso.aaass w. hLsBs: s.aess-
AsanD-- Washington Stock LAe..~a4s
Irw1s @. TEwKsBuRY L CO..
BANKERS AND BhOEERS.
1895 ST.. WASHINGTON. Dc
Buy and sail for cash or IN margin otoeks. Bonds.
Gratn. lroviSic and OIL
lusct private wires 20 New York and Chicago
Interest allowed on deposits
oU;gi7,own III tow bushes .pss,i.lty
Co1st.nf sn0iA''ons al marksta Telephone 54a
NO ". coAsoS. JNo. W. MCCARTNEY,
Member " \. stock Ex
coRsoS 4 MACARTSFY
GLOVER BUILDING. I4I9 ST NV
Bankers ALI De@AsEs in Government Bonds
pepostts Eachanse Loans, Collections
Railroad stocks and Bonls and ali sscurities listed On
{nssaenanses u New 1or6 fhilzceI his Boston and
specially made VI estnent securities District
Bonds and al Ioc. Railroad. CAs insrnce and lee.
Am..s.a Bel Is.sDhons stOck bouSh, and sold. ,yls
DuxLArs NKw Y Yonk HArs.
THE SPRING STYLE SILK AND DERRY
HAT INTRODUCED By DUNLAP 4 CO. NOW
READY AT
wIIIErT RUoFr's,
fe27 9oo Pennsylvania ave
SrR1Se MILLINERY.
MES M. j. HUNT
l3oS 81, NV,
WI take pleasure in displaying for the inspection
so-tomes atnx the presen, month her latest I'm
gkfTERN BoSSETs AND HATS
AeS y: Cnosssss Soss:,;ss for AiiasrS RarpSsss
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FINANCIAL.

Or
SPECIAL
INTEREST
To
PERSONS
OF
MEANS.
THE AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY is thor
ouxhly and completely equipped
for the Transaction of any and
al business authorized under
its charter. IL has a million
and-a-quarter capital, and every
facility for furnishing capitalists with
fully secured and profitable invest
ments One of the most important
features OF the COMPANY business Is
the Trust branch, i. e.. acting as
Executor. Administrator, Guardian.
Trustee. Receiver or Assignee under
appointment by the courts, corpora
tions or individuals.
II pays interest upon deposits,
subject TO check without notice.
The Company has unsurpassed IA
cilities for the management and set
tlenient Of estates, the eollection Of
income, &c
Loans readily made on first mort
CAGES. prime securities. &c. Interest
bearing Debenture Bonds issued.
These comprise q most important
feature of our business
The company acts as treasurer or
agent for religious, benevolent or
other institutions.
Acts ss registrar or transfer agent
Of the stocks or bonds of CORPORA
tiOns. paying their dividends or in
terest when desired.
Rents s1fe deposit boxes. Keeps
wills without charge and delivers
them as instructed
SPECIAL--Ladies will find every
convenience for their accomlnoda-
ton The company especially So
hcits the management Of their finsn-
cial affairs and promises the faithful
performance OF all business in
trusted 10 them.
Il is not possible for inventive
genius TO devise more effectusl means
OF guarding against every possible
contingency than those employed
Every pre- Iutioa has been taken
to ensure abs0 uts safety and salts
faction. and its policy IS to
taxa advantage OF every progress
sive and legitimate method of
increasing its business and pleasing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

sAN OPEN INITIATION
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
Are invited to inspect my large stock OF AMERICAN
WATCHES Tor LADIES and Gentlemen. DIAMONDS
and FINE JEwELRY. which they can purchase or
easy monthly payments and posssson ARTICLES
at tinss ot purchAss.
A. L sALTzsTEIN. IT,,
Headquarters for American Watches.
h97-Sn SOS m q. n.v.
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k3SREMovAL.
ms viii inform my friends and the public generally
that am now located in my and well-equipped
quartprs of- r St. H. W. and am prepared to conduct
my nne OF business with increased facilities.
49,. HARRY W. DUWLiN6
nho-I Real Estate and Note Broker.
lSThe ceather is hfetv 10 be si,Ohfiv ,carDaer;
- increasing ctoudis,ess aud ruin or snow bU
SATURDAY NOR ming; rarldtfe ninds ia1 ayfertu
WE KNOW YOU.
We always know in what state man
was born BY the FENCING he buys He
follows in the footsteps of his father and
uses the same wood. We keep your kind
HEMLOCK,
CYPRESS,
WHITE PINE,
YELLOW PINE.
You pay your money and take your
choice.
LIBBEY. BITTINGER & MILLER.
mh6 9Th st. and New York ave.
MSDo YOU OWN A LOT on WHTCH YOU
W. ~ l,,a - uId: II 50 ~ ! - tn' office
Of NATIONAL COMM0N-SENSE BUILDING ASSO-
CIAIlON. mh6-Iw'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SHEC1AL NO11CES.
KowA.sHISGr ,rItIs HEBkEM c1NakK,. 4.
Rev. L. Stern; THE Prineips Of Equality" All ars
welcome 1t
&c. PROSPECT Hill, CEMETEKY. Y.-THE An.
bers Of the Gernan Evang, Society of Prospect Hill
VIII 3 sa Z scS Nsi m % ss s sa
pm The business will be to receive the yearly re-
atoms tor The election Of Ocers the ensuing year
Is. Sec Of G IL The sossy
E~sMRs, ERNEST sAUM AND MISS EMMA
18th st. =: W. four doors from r st. m66-iw'
R,L F. TAYLOR (CoLORED) rs NOT IN
Dry and We viii NOT be responsible ior Aundry col
lahG.5ss n GEORGETOWN STEAM LAUNDRY.
sBU1LDINe LOTS IN NV. 81 400 EACH.
Within 100 #. of New Hampshire
ave-. near st. 4 good sized build
ing lots at 81. .4OOeach.
JOHN B. WIGHT,
EGsMLIE MARc9NNI.Ei M3Sl;I t-,n..,.
Mn bs pleased to her friends and Patrons after
STHE FIFTH AVENUE TAILORING COM
nnest selection OF goods the market supplies
specaty ~ iaPf PFIEGTSG 1.siss Manaser i,i1ts Se'
Lnllo-5t 1016 Connecticut ave.
KASsERIEs NO. 9. HINT 10 TnINKERS.
int It has been regsatsqly 9 prophssied by
that such business could not be snc-
sessiuiy conducted upon strictly cash
Hlon-deliyery basis; The repeated en-
increased facilities Necessary in order to
accommodate my constantly growing
CasA business, Is ii most complete reau uta-
ton OF that prophesy. and concusiveiy
proves that there n great many men
ever rcg ea sayin cash %nsn
as as m. there ISL Is between my prices ana those
9ect tomorrow Spring cloths are ready.
G: WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
,e Expert Merchant Tailor.
mho Cor 9Th and SITS. II
K~s 10 START UMBRELLAS
AGOoD QUALITY GLORIA WITH SILVER
PLATED HANDLE.
$3.50 tor 26-inch.
81 J. E. ROsENTHAL.
Mems Furnishings. Hats,
One price. Lia24-3ml aa2 Est. NV.
RSAN STREET RESIDENCE.
Near the corner of 18th st., a good
three-story house, having all the
modern improvements. The 'front.'
age is % feet and the depth of the lot
about 100 feet to alley. The loca-
ton is one Of the best resident Sec
tions OF the city. The house can now
be bought at a reduced figure.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.
mho 1924 st. NV.
RsTHE RECENT ACT OF CONGRESS PRO-
49, hibiting the selling of liquors within a
mile OF Soldiers Home will close large number of
saloons IN the northern portion of the city Property
IN TINS section will be Very desirable for resi-
dences; have number of houses in and around LIE
Droit Park. in the excluded section.
,o, L. +. RANDOLPH
nno-<t SO2 + st. u. ".
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ARMY ORDERs.-Leave of absence for one
month is granted Second Lieut.. Zebulon B.
Vance, jr., nineteenth infantry. Capt. George
Ruhlen. assistant quartermaster, is relieved
from duty in the ONCE Of the quartermaster
general of the army and will proceed to Ell
Paso, Tex, and assume charge of the construc-
ton Of the new post Of Fort Bliss, Tex. The
leave OF absence granted First Lieut. Edwin P.
Brewer, seventh cavalry, is extended twenty
days. Capt Robert Craig, signal corps, is
designated as disbursing officer Of the signal
service, to date from March l. 1891, with station
in this city. Second Lieut. Henry A. Barber,
first cavalry, is directed to repair at once to
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, for special instruction
preparatory to his detail as q student of the in
fantry and cavalry school. Second Lieut..
Powhatan H. Clarke, tenth cavalry, will repair
to this city and report to the Secretary of War
for instructions Leave Of absence for two
months il granted Second Lieut.. Marcus D.
Cronin, twentieth infantry. First Lieut.. Ed
ward A. Miller. second artillery, will report to
the commanding officer Of the artillery school
at Fort Monroe, Va, for assignment TO duty as
instructor, &C., at the school. Leave Of absence
for three months 10 granted Second Lieut..
James A. Swift, seventh cavalry. Leave Of abb
scnce for two months ON surgeons certificate
Of disability Il granted Nal. Gen. Samuel II.
Horton, surgeon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

The MAIL SUBsIDY.--Postmaster General
Wanamaker is considering the provisions of
the mail subsidy bill which was passed at
the late session of Congress-. He will probably
in a short time issue a circular announcing the
terms and conditions upon which the million
and quarter of dollars authorized by the bill
will be expended. Vessels of American build.
having certain rate of speed and possessing
other qualifications will receive a certain
amount per mile for carrying the United States
mails. The mails across the Pacific and to
South American countries are now carried, to a
large extent, by American steamships The
European mails are, a rule, carried by for
oign steamships and these lines will receive no
benefit from this bill.
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RUSSIA AND THE FAIR.
Messrs. Butterworth, Handy and Peck Have
Great Success in the Cars Country.

Messrs. Butterworth, Handy and Peck Have
Great Success in the Cars Country.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 24.-Ex-Congressman
Butterworth of Ohio, Maj. Moses P. Handy and
Mr.. F. W. Peck members of the foreign COM
mittee of the Chicago Columbian fair commits
sion, have had most satisfactory interviews
with the minister of foreign affairs, NJ. de
Giers, and with the minister Of finance, NJ.
Vishnegradsky, upon the subject of Russia's
participation in the worlds fair Of 1893. Both
M. de Giers and NJ. Vishnegradsky promised
the American commissioners that they would
cooperate in the heartiest manner in the COM
ing exhibition, and they could be perfectly sat-
isfled that Russia. upon this occasion, will sur
PASS oil her previous efforts in international
exhibitions
NM. de Giers and vishnegradsky also assured
the commissioners that Russia as a preliminary
would send representative of the government
to Chicago. The latter will accompany the
Americans back to the United States
The fair commissioners are now visiting Mos
COW, where they have received many promises
OF support from the principal manufacturers Of
that city.
In brief. the Witt of the commissioners to this
country has been an undoubtcd success. They
came here to try and interest the Russian gov
eminent and Russian manufacturers in the
Chicago fair and they have thoroughly sue
ceeded in SO doing.
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In Wall Street Today.

NEW YoRK. August 24.-Tln stock market
this morning was quiet and firm, though the
opening wns made generally at small fractional
declines from Saturdays final figures. Prices
advanced from the first sales. however, and
among the active stocks, which included st.
Paul, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific
preferred, Atchison, Burlington and sugar,
the advances from first prices reached "a
per cent, with Union Pacific, Northern
Pacific preferred and Burlington Leading. The
dealings developed no special feature Of in
terest. and late In tho hour the best prices
shaded Off considerably, and at IL o'clock the
market was very quiet and barely steady, but
still at small fractions better than the opening
figures.
The stock marketagain developed q decidedly
strong tone after II o'clock, and prices rose
materially to the accompaniment of an active
trading. st. Paul, Northern Pacific preferred
and c. c. c. and st. Louis were most prominent
for activity, but at the highest prices c. c. c.
and st. Louis showed an advance Of 2H per
cent; Minneapolis and st. Louis ~, Northern
Pacific, preferred, l5s; Burlington ~ and St
Paul, hook Island anu Canada Southern each
per cent from the opening figures. There was
no change in the temper of the market, and at
IL o'clock it was quiet but strong at the highest
prices OF the morning
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AN ACcoMPL1CE IN THE ROBBERY

What the London Times Says Of the British
War Ship and the Bullion.
LONDON, August pa dispatch to the Times
published today from Buenos Ayres confirms
bon published in the Times on Saturday last
to the effect that President Balmaceda Of Chilli
sent one million in silver to Montevideo for
shipment to Europe, thanks to the good offices
of the captain of the British war ship EspiegeL
President Balmaceda, according TO the story
made public on Saturday, unable to borrow
money seized the slver.bullion in the treasury
at Santiago de Chill which was stored there
security for the fiduciary circulation in
order to be able to pay sums due to Eu-
ropeen contractors who have been supply
ing him with ships, arms and ammuni-
that Balmaceda. being unable to hire private
vessel to transport the silver to MOntevideo
(from where it was to be transferred to Eu-
rope, managed to persuade the commander
Of III. NJ. s. Espiegle to convey the sum Of
81 000. 600 in silver to Montevideo. where the
money was landed August Is. The Times,
commenting upon this letter, said that it was
confident that the commander of the Espiegle
took this step without the consent of the British
admiralty, adding that ii seemed as though
a British war ship had been made the
Times also said that .he matter
demanded q full and prompt investigation.
The Espiegle is a new sloop of war, commanded
BY Commander Arthur &. Clarke. She mounts
ten guns is Of 1,130 tons register and ], 40
horse power. She is attached to the British
Pacific squadron under Admiral c. f. Hotham,
c. B.