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800 Reward 800.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and has is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catorrh being a constitu-
%tionas disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the consultation and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
~proprietors Cave so much faith in its
curative powers, that thes offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimo-
malls. Address,
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, @.
Sold by Druggist, $75.
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P. O..
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Reduced Rates.

The Queen & Crescent Route will
sell tickets at reduced rates, account
the Confederate Veterans Reunion on
April Sth, 1892 at New Orleans, La.
For rates and other information call
on ticket agent at your station or
write D. G. Edwards, G. P. A @ & G.
Route Cincinnati, Ohio. 290-15t.
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THE COMET has arranged to send a
young lady to the Southern Female
Institute at Florence, Ala, for one
year, or two terms, beginning Septem-
Der is, 1892, and pay all expenses
while there, including tuition, board,
room, fuel, lights, servant, etc. In Or
der to select the most popular school
girl in the First District The COMET
will allow the people to decide. This
coupon will be published daily and
will entitle the voter to vote for any
white girl in the District.
This offer is a valuable n in any
ems as it will save the successful la
DIV at least two hundred dollars, and
give her a years course in one OF the
best colleges in The South. A correct
picture of the main building appears
above, and SOME idea Of its magnif-
cence can be had when it is known it
cost $4,000.
The vote will be published every Sun
day, and coupons must be cut from
The COMET.
The contest will close Augusta, in
order that the fortunate young lady
may have ample time to prepare fol
the trip.
Cut out this coupon, write the name
of your favorite and post Office address
plainly, and send or bring to The Com
ct Office.
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NAME.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-24

Gauge tests show a pressure Of 60 to
rs pounds per square inch on the new
water pipe.
1t is important to have your supply
pipes put in first class order to avoid
leaks and consequent damage to your
house.
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Coed Thing.

For the prompt relief of pain of all
kinds, there is nothing so good as DR..
Hnrts Great Relief. This remedy Is SC
we'll known that it is probably not nee
sssary to speak of its merits, but lest
there should fe some n who has fail
ed to give it a trial, we say if you have
any sort ofpain try DR.. Harris Relief,
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The Johnson Git" Foundry and
Machine Works are o prepared to
do all kinds Of Plumbing Work and
guarantee it. They are here to stay.
Not for a month or two only. Call at
the Office and get estimate on your
work. 7S-su.
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Wanted.

10000 cords of hemlock bark. High
est cash price paid on delivery Of bark
at the tannery.
South WATAUGA, TANNING Co.
South Wautauga, Tenn.
l. b, MoULsoN, agent 292 4w.d-w
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To Operatrs OF Machinery.

We now carry in stock all sizes Of
gum betting of the New York stamp
and can furnish without the custom
airy delay Of ordering.
356-tf SEAvER & SUMMERS.
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To Buyers of
Engines and Boilers,
Saw, GriSt, and Feed Mills,
Wood Working Machinery,
ThreSherS and Clover HulIers,
Mowers, Hay Tools, and Rakes,
Disk Harrows, Feed Cutters,
and Corn Shelters,
Farm Wagons, Spring Vehicles,
Betting and Mill Supplies,
Steam Fittings,
Grain Drills,
Grass Seed and Fertilizer.
We can offer unequaled inducements
In quality, prices, and terms.
GEORGE BROWN,
236, 238& 24O Gay st., & "a Commerce st.,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
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BOOKKEEPING, BANKING. PHoNoGRAPHY, TYPEWRITlNG.

taught by 10 Teachers 1000 student last year trqmnsn m 2h3 months to complete the fun Business
at atM COS daot% $4,000 including mmL bMsm and board
TIL COLLEGEt which to acquire practical euMhnw with view Ormmyb boil in Inca money noruhm~
course dos success sin ahuHe. The dmr for our gmdmss Book keepers Clerks Agents. Pongmphest pewr
sand PeGWsS unprecedented Address all communications WILBUR r. SMITH Lexington KV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
Field Trials at High Point.

HIGH PoINr. Nov. 2l.-The members stake Of tho
Eastern Field Trials Club of last week. Birds
scarce. p lorard. Jr.'s. Count Anteo frat,
George Leach's Guy second, and T. Lorilard. Jr.'s.
Antevolo third
The Derby which began running this morning had
twentythree entries. Herbert Merriains Nat Goodwin
found dead in his kennel this morning The judges
are: A. Merriam. Memphis: II. Is Duryea Red Bank
~ j.. and ". A. toster. Saratoga Springs. Tho lat
ter was appointed In place or H. J.. Nc.
ordinarily plentiful to-day hardly sufficient for
the best competition The judges placed the best
dogs by sections. not hy direct competition NahmLe
Alice and Bcss made mixed effort. Bess a supe.
rior quail made better showing in her work
than Lochin,ar. and ranged more independently.
Gaiety in heat with Duck Fox, showed some good
work, styllshiv done.
Belle or Kentucky ran with Hampstead Game. Tho
Belle carried n high head and worked on birds with
rare Judgment. came also distinguished herself.
hahmke Phiip. and Hopes ran a long heat without
finding BIRDS. Kingston and Dot Rogers ran fairly
good heat the former finding birds tho batter Bonair
made an excellent showing in pace range and work
birds in his heat with Maiden Mine.
lingo and thevslicr made only an average attempt
Rods sue ranged eXceently and did superior work on
birds which was marred somswhat by wifuly flush.
and 'onscrpt ran the last race OF the day without
finding birds.
The weather to-day was pleasant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22

II you make an agreement with. the COM
pany to buy q communication ticket every
month for u year. the monthly rate decreases
SO rapidly that II the same ratio should be
continued for two years you would be riding
free at the end of eighteen months. and be-
fore the second year expired the company
would be paying you for your kindness in ac-
cepting q seat in the cars.
Here is the rate. tho amounts stated being
the monthly rate under the agreement to take
twelve consecutive monthly tickets:
First month. S21Oo: second month. S2O.5l :
third month. Sl5O5: fourth month. Sl2.55:
fifth month $1,000: sixth month. $50: sew
enth month. So.l5; eighth month. SS.SO: ninth
month, $S25: tenth month. $780, eleventh
month. 81. Is: twelfth month. 81.
That makes total for the year OF S13S.0O.
or a fraction over AZ cents a round trip. iigur-
Ing twenty five round trips n month. On tho
last month you are paving only % cents u
round trip. AS AGAINST So 10. the price Of u
single round trip tick et.
The next question is one Of interest II you
are a capitalist and can draw your check for
the cost OF Whole year S travel. you can get u
ticket that viii commute yYu from iaphunk
for sl:t 80. That figures out a little less than
q day less than the average rate under the
twelve consecutive months system. The in
terest problem would be burdensome in a
newspaper article but it can be seen that u
mans capital must be paving him pretty good
interest to make 1t Improbable for him to in-
vest in n, years ticket. There are chances
afforded lesser capitalists A three months
ticket can be bought for $U1.l5, or six
months ono for SY1.3O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
THE COMPUTATION TICKET.
TARIED. MANIFOLD. and INTRICATE
ECONOMICS or IT'S USE.

The Remark nb1o Saving In Cost orsTrnvei
Through Long Term Purchases = WHY
Devices of Commuters TO Heat the Ho"".
II you happen to be mum bered among the ono
and three-a quarter million inhabitants OF this
city you have no idea OF the fascination oil the
Communication ticket 1t is one OF the comren-
sations OF being n suburbanite. 1t is subject
sicklied o or with lurid uncertainty. beset win
moro incomprehensibiities than political
landslide. rich in romance. and at once the
statistcians delight and despair. 1t deter
mines the growth OF communities and enters
moro largely into the suburbanitc's domestic
economy than any other question except that
Of getting fresh eggs. butter. and vegetables
sent out from the city to his country home.
You might think that If you want commu-
tation ticket you go In an ordinary and order
" manner to n ticket office window. wait until
the grand duke inside has finished reading
his paper. humbly make known your want.
and have 1t granted. cash down. That's moth
ing like 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
Odds and Ends OF Sports.

Zoe Chnynski thinks is sure thing to be; that Cos
tsN9 Will beat Greggains
Batty Weldon has been matched to fight Jack Lynch
m Th,iautlphla before the Srhurlklll Navy A Z. on
SAIuruay N0F. ~ This viii be We donr first appear
anc. In The ring since his long spell OF sickness.
Jimmy Glynh thu middle. weight tgh'rr Of Jersey
,,itv mas Issued challenge 10 right other ,haries
Hank ms or brooklyn. or Pat burke Uf liohnkrn' INC
stakes TO he $6Dn SIDE. GIynn wac defeated y, .i.
kins Mt Paterson. some time ago. but claims - nave
been out OF condition at the time.
Few OF ne old members OF the oymrHn 4 g. nav .sy
reorRhhzed the club with headquarters NJ ". nnht
eWh street The club have nrLrN s't'hN nn'm ,..rr
Malorty OF whom Will take part N re o"h nH Va s,r
nrst stag on "Wednesday nlgui. NON ~ ~ '"'''"'
Hall. 533 East Fifth street -,
Thanksgiving WIN n. =. rta .lay with IN" Rlir"reli
Para. q. Athletic Climb INcrr ~ Ne .'k ~ 10
morning and fancy irrs. reception at NE nom. ~.
the clubs Wee Pre- ,idrnt IIrhr \, 'rAl4h' ~ .hs
evening Solid silver irrta- VIII y" aN"'" her ~
points in the ath,tr .u"r : '"mslstn., - nc,rIa
high unpiny hn fmi.d run, ""'tN"fI '"s' ~ 70 ~
racing AZ Thr ,i'l,r r, tho club NE IFhesl H.
Galloway prrs,Grn' D"ur." II. IA.r', i!rasmcr'
No IN ombrr Of ihr t.,ui b, oyer ]. years 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
WHAT THE CONDUCTOR SAW.

First you devote few anxious days to n
study Of the relative disadvantages of the
straight Communication ticket and its nu-
merous varieties. such rs the thousand
mile ticket. tho ten. fifteen. and twenty
Ave trip ticket. tho ffty-two trip ticket.
monthly ticket. school tickets for the chill
dren. the sixty ride. and other tickets.
Whom you've made up your mind IL you do.
you sit down with u pen and roam OF paper
and do some examples in compound interest.
in order to determine whether you will invest
in only ono ticket OF the kind you want. or will
buy three. six. or twelve mouths supply. or
agree to buy twelve consecutive monthly tick
and possibly envy tho urban sinner, who has
to reach his rest in Harlem. An example will
illustrate this. II you locate your suburban
paradise on Long island say at Yaphank. the
Long Island railroad Company will fur
nish you with Il. sheet OF pink paper.
about half the size Of a page of THE SrS. GOV.
cred with the names Of stations and no end OF
very little figures. This tells you. after you
have found laphank. that a single ride to or
from New York is Sl.i3. and round trip
ticket Is S3.15. That would make rather, eX-
prnsv" riding II YOU came from laphank TO
your Nav York office every day. but You find
that a ten-tlip ticket is only SllI2 That il
better; but there is more further alon. that is
pleasing. A twenty !lva-trip ticket is S2a.2:.
which gets the round trip down TO tho nsigh-
borhood Of Il dollar But you can do better.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
A Police station the End of Her Drive.

Mrs. Nellie Porter. n dashing young woman
who gets into trouble with the police at tim s.
WAS arrested uud locked up in the Thrtieth
street station last night. Her adventures be-
gan ut the Hoffman House. About q o'clock
she went into the ladies' reception room and
ordered cab.
Three hours nfterward the cabman hailed
Policeman Miller and asked him to ar
rest his faro. She had been ordering
him from ono place to another in a
way that made him tired. aad convinced
him that she did not know where she wanted
to 60.
At the police station she offered to pay the
cabman and she had money enough to do So,
but her actions were SO violent that the police
concluded to take care of her over night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22

made occasional trips to the city. The regu.
lar round.trip fare is 50 cents ne supPn nsds
money and friends.
The Long Island rond has recently absn-
doned Its mileage books. as 1t found II impos,,
sible to defoat the numerous schemes ueViSSssa
for beating It by mileage ticket buyers; The
mileage ticket holders on Long Island nave
been compelcd to have their nileage coupons N :,
exchanged ut the ticket offices for uiar trlb
ticket. and this has resulted In many Losses OF
trains and rich addition to current profanity;
The New York Contra! has TO large e Etens
adopted the coupon book system uneso
books are little wads o, 81 or l5o counsoin nS
not so convenient az the dated ticket at wniSn
the conductor merely looked. or the ittyItrr,ip
ticket which the conductor punched, In, Inc
coupon book must be given to the c2nductor
eacn trip, and a coupon detached; They e. are re
not transferable. ana rs the conductor has 70
devote more time to each passenger holding
such a book. he presumably gets more Iamiiiaar
with the appearance OF tho passenger. ani y
therefore more likely to detoct any attempt NJ
substitution
The New Jersey Central issues hnndsome
and intricately engraved ticket whicn looks
like a Government bond coupon, IL Il
monthly computation ticket and is puncn h,
for each trip 1t would be rs diificult 10 coun-
terfeit as q national bank note
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
An Incident mt the Play.

I'm the seat in front OF me at the theatre
last night" said Mr. Gratebar. was a nice-
looking gentleman with gray beard A little
later there came in and sat down in front OF
him a tall lady. whose hat was. as they say.
trimmed high. The gentleman with the gray
beard noticed that tho ady's head and hat OH
structed his view. His overcOat was lying
over the back OF his seat II was an ulster;
one Of that kind that seems to ho constructed
OF flexible boards: 1t was very thick
Tho gray bearded gentleman stood up and
with calm elaboration lifted his overooat,
folded it four times. and laid ii in his scat. /
was rather lined to admire the ready facil-
cumstances. A moment later. however. /
modified my view, on this subject somewhat,
for discovered hen the gentleman with the
easily SEQ over the hend Of the tall lady in
front Of him. he had cut or my view entirely"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
Railroad Notes.

Tho stockholders Of the Buffalo. Rochester
and Pittsburgh Railroad Company yesterday
reelected the old directors and confirmed the
lease OF the Clearled and Nahoning Rail way.
ger departments Of railroads of the United
states. Canada. and Mexico is in session in
Chicago. The meeting was called to consider
arrangements Tor handling Worlds Fair pas
scngpr traffic.
An order has been entered in the United
tho kansas City. Wyandotte. and North.
western Railroad on tho retition Of Jay Gould
and Russell Sage. Mr.. Gould appears as
company.
:, Tho Houston. West Street. and Pavonia
Ferry Rairoad. lessee of tho METROPOLITAN
Cross Town Railroad. has iiled a paper with
the, Se.re:ary of state. announcing its lease
OF th" Belt Line for an indcilnit. period. The
consideration Is tho payment quarterly OF a
dividend of eight per cent. on u capital OF
Sl.S0O.uOD for five years and after that u divi-
dcnd Of nine per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
Men Who Are Quick ON the Trigger.

G. Z. Morris and C. fureuesen. Jr are open to shoot
team with any two members Of o recognized
Long Island gun club. Each man shoot at so or 100
birds, under modified birmingham rulea
Frank Glass q. Morrstown challenges any man in
New Jersey to shoot match At 100 birds each under
modified birmingham rules. any welLknown
grounds for stake from $3.50 to $500 side.
Secretary rentz OF the Newark Gun Club has sent
invitation to the Parkway Roi and Gun Club Long
Island for friendly team race. each cam be
posed Of fifteen men, to shoot at ten birds each. under
modified birmingham rules.
shooting match bet tween A. A. HeVeman and Mort
Van Brunt "t the New Utrecht Rod and Gun Club will
take place At WoohiAwn Park on Thursday. The cOnI
t0ns are: Each to shoot at Nifty targets, unknown
angles American Association rules. for $50 side.
Sam Castle and G. NJ. Holden. both veterans Of tho
Newark l,un Club have arranged to shoot y match
WITH Sun dc; and Harry Smith At hfy birds
govern the match to be shot on at John Erbs grounds
Newark. ut an early date,
match has been arranged between Snapper Garri-
sou and Charles T. Morris OF the Atlantic Rod ami Gun
cub To shoot for 3obo side. The conditions are:
Each man to shoot at 100 live birds Garrison TO stand
a. yards aud Morris at thirty under mod
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22

Yaphank has been taken merely as m OK.
ample; practically the same discounts arc
BY tho New York Central. the Jersey Central.
and ting pennsylyann Central roads. the Della.
Sb%r SG ~ Hnd WssteHn Erie West
urtan. passenger business. with New York. N
aMa than saaYs hf shut will 81 E EG
Will serve to show how tho rommuter on the
Jersey side saves money by investing in a
{sFy Tor nsSsh Is to nas
distance E IS miles. or considerably less than han
=, The commuter is not always amenable to
the rules OF rilroad companies. Some classes
OF tickets are good only IL presented hy tho
ticket. The New York. New Haven and Hart,
ford used to give is commuters II little leather
For greater convenience Il portion Of the nan
Of the case was cut away 50 as to disclose the
date Of exriiration OF the ticket, and that was
his train loaded with commuters 4 clever
man found a wayoi removing the ink In which
date. SO that one ticket lasted linn iar Tn many
Moons Moons That W ;iat discovered, and the
WIEN % sE, is CAS- Hs good t for any sS
memher Of family or q servant. tho innrca So
IN that family Is sometimes amazing. Mostly
sHs rs IS s HMg an s with
renies have to contend against A young man.
who lives in a suburban town on tho Eacka-
formerly rode on = sixty-,rip, Ticket The con-
ductor punches little hole through n certain
the sixty designated places are punched full
OF holes: The. young man referred TO would
cardboardc cut out by the conductors punch and
ingeniously reiit It into place. He secmed to
be riding a great many lines on sixty.trip
for examination one DAY. Now the company
won sell hi m any more sixty-trip tickets. and
house 10 sRyo money.
ON the Jersey Central road n tohacconist in
Asuburban town Kept a number Of communal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
Baltimore and Ohio Report.

At the annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company In Bal
timore yesterday the present directors were
reelected. The report shows that for the nine
months ending June 30 last the total earn
inGs were s18927.574. tho total expenses
were $13 SO8.57s and the net earnings 5000
Dt'G For tho twelve months ended Sept 30
last the total earnings were S2G.O34. ld7
against $24.53O.305 for the twelve months
ended Sept. 30. 1891. an increase Of l.5O3,-
pared with $l7.O7S.2t3 the previous year. an
Increase OF 81 .5l7.5tiS. Thus the net cummings
were ", 43S. 1856 against 81, 4o2. lG2. decrease
Of S13 7DU
A dividend Of 5 per cent, was paid ON tho first
preferred stock. amounting to SlSO,OUO: q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
AMERICAN INVENTIONS IN INDIA.
Something of Interest to oil Ameri.
cans

A Calcutta letter says that American in
ventions and discoveries are fast displacing
the older ones of English manufacture in the
Indian Empire. Thus, a few years ago, tho
American harvestors and reapors were en-
tirely unknown, where now thcro AFRO many.
The American telephone has bocn introduced
in most Of tho large cities. Stranger than
all, tho old-foshionod, hugo pills are fast CIV
ing place to DR.. ficrcc's Pleasant Pellets, or
up. r. p" which wero first introduced In
London some years ago by their American
propriotors. Every Englshman who enjoys
good eating, must hnve his dinncr.pill, and
It Is not unusual to see distinguished persons
draw from their waistcoats q tiny little vial
of those Pellets, and take one with their wine
After taking one you feel well, instead Of
dizziness and indigestion are zone It's done
mildly and eaAily, too These ore tiny,
sugar-coated, but thorough in rssulta One
Pellets laxative, three to four are csthartic.
They regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach
and bowels-quickly, but thoroughly. They
are guaranteed to give satiaactiOn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
DEBrs OF TIE Pacific RAILROADS..
Commi ssioner Taylor Suggests Amendme nj 3
to the Senate Funding Bill.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-The special report OF
H A. Taylor. tho Commissioner OF Railroads.
relative to Senate bill 75l. providing for the
funding Of the debts Of the Pacific railroads.
which he has made cart OF his annual re-
port has been received by Secretary Noble.
The report shows that tho total amount duo
the United States Dec. 81. 1891. from Union
Pacific was $55.5OO. 45S: from Central Pacific
$50. USo.ll2. The subsidy bonds begin to fall
due on Jan. 16 1895. and the last are duo Jan.
!. 1899. The average date OF maturity is about
July l. 1897. First mortgage bonds have also
been Issued on these roads. which constitute
lien prior to that OF tho United States. ant CUNT
ing on the Union Pacific to $50. 7j2. 900 and on
tho Central Pacific to S27S53. 900. The first
mortgage bonds mature at practically tho
same dates as tho subsidy bonds.
The Commissioner reviews the pending
measure at length. and suggests these amend
ments among others:
ing the present worth OF tho debts by compromising The
interest for tho time be ween the settlement aud
OF with Two rests only provided in The sina bill
g, Make tho rate or interest TWO per ceuIum from
90 Insert special proyiso in section requiring tho
Union Pacific Railway Company TO assign to the Gsv.
securities he'd in trust by prexel Morgan c..
trustees 10 secure the Of certain notes given
The general purpose OF the bill is the exten-
sion ofthe debt to, 100 years. with interest at
two per cent. and a certain portion Of the
principal to be paid at the expiration OF each
six months during that time: so that at the
been extinguished. Tho bill as amended. tho
Commissioners believes. would. II enacted into
law. fully protect tho interests OF the Govern
the money, principal and interest, due from
the bonded roads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22

dividend Mt the same rate on the second pre-.
ferred stock amounting to S12O.OUO. and
another at Ia per cent. on the common stock
amounting to S}l2.42S. Payments were made
amounting to SttI40l7 to retire tho bonded
debt against SAL ,557 the year previous. IN
increase Of S2O2.5OO.
The tonnage carried amounted to 1857 500
tons tSeptemher being estimatndl Last year
the tonnage was l4.SoS.n12. The expenditures
Tor hettcrmsnts aggregated S2.U11.bO4 lSep-
temher being partly estimatedl. while for tho
fiscal year 1891 they were Sl.6Ol.3O2.