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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
cu,yGr, n TIE CIRCULATION.
NET INCREASE FOR JANUARY OF W."
$4,000 600

NET INCREASE FOR JANUARY VI
$4,000 600.
washington. Feb CspccIaD-The Treasury p, ,'''
mc,t.s monthly statement OF change III the 'e""''.
n1nr January. issued today shows - net No..
rn,inc last month OF $l5.o73.j"'. :" inc '"'''"'
lind Of money In circulation there was u'.'''a
during January Of s3d7oo37 IL "''" 90, e.,
W. ,n9 -, {, standard silver dollars sl.21o,7@" III
,,',,o,al hank notes. SG79.2Gl IN silver ccruh'a''
saco Ga in subsidiary silver and Sld''l'7 III t''u
c,ip ON the other hand. there was an increase "
s1,o7a 40 In gold certificate. 'f'oo III c",''''
.,oao,. and s749 oG2 in silver Treasury n"'N'
The total circulation on February ! Is p'a''" ~
q, coz. s55.12s. or per capita circnhuoh VI 81
ocainst ~ .52j, 756,25l on February l. I'll a'
crease Of -7s oos ST. during the last ,,
No.. ,h,,g.e In the circulation Of various Kinds oi
,,o,oy during january pgother with the amounts III
circulation on February /, shown In the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
Valparaiso The petition is signed by John l. Riccin
Mary Zimmerman and Ella Matthew'S oe
RECIPROCITY WITH GERMANY


ING THE SCHEDULES
Washington. Feb 2.-The President to-day issued the
following proclamation in relation to reciprocity with
Germany
Whereas, Pursuant to Section 3 of the Act OF Con-
greSs approved october /, 1890, entitled AN act to
reduce the revenue and equalize duties on Imports
and for other purposes the attention of the Govern
ment Of the German Empire called TO the action
Of the Congress Of the United States of America with
view 10 reciprocal trade, in declaring the
articles enumerated in said section 3 to be exempt
from duty upon their importation into the United
States Of America. and
Whereas, The Charge d'Afaircs of the German
Empire at Washington has communicated TO the
Special Plenpotentiary Of the United States the fact
that in view OF the act OF Congress above cited. the
German Imperial Government has, by legal en-
actment, authorized the admission from and after
February 1, 1892, into the German Empire, Of tho
articles or merchandise, the product Of the United
states Of America named in the following schedule
the terms stated therein
SCHEDULES OF ARTICLES TO BE ADMITTED INTO
GERMANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE DIRECTORS.

Tho Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway stocAho'uo''
..oda, voted % Increase the number OF directors
,ron seven to nine The old board was CHOSEN ior H'
ensuing wear and Frank II. Lawrence OF o'' '
q r. Pomerov OF Toledo, were added u ue po'i1'
The first train from Wheeling was run oNer u' ,
,,he.li,r over the VIII cling terminal system anu
d.patehes from that city say that the opening Oh wv
new connection causes qualification in that part OIL
Virginia - in addition to direct passenger line 70 u'
West a direct outlet is furnished rom 'he ~
ve,t Virginia coal and coke regions TO the lakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
THE NORTHWEST, RATE WAR.

Chicago, Feb. "a meeting OF u'e -
COMMITTEES Of the Western Passenger Association has
been called for next saturday, TO confer with repro
sentaves OF the Northern Pacific the Great Northern,
the Michigan Central and the Chicago ana "rano
Trunk concerning rates via Chicago and 81. Pan' "
and from points in the Northwest, and also inc cu'
rates of the 500 line and Canadian facihc' Al 'o
meantime the 500, has issued flaming clrcuar' caii'
ing attention TO its boycott tariff in which 1t quotes
rate NJ $40 80 from St. Paul to Detroit against the
orior rate Of $40 % with proportional cuts to other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
,.,,, no EXPERIMENT WITH ELECTRICITY.

Chicago Fob. AT meeting uic i""o -,
no,rd of Directors yesterday the project OF usns
-, o,,nr for trains was abandoned. The special
,,,- -, directors which has been investigating tae
natter reported that far as they ecid ascertain Wv.
dc,eopmnt OF electricity notV power mas noe s,o
gone FAR enough warrant the company III a'e"p'7
bo -. =, s,cam The Illinois Central uses soft
oI which cost, about ~ 30 per ton There has been
.onc TAX Of change hard coal on suburban Trans
u,d coal would cost about - ton, and IL would require
A. many tons hard cal to run trans As SOFT co LUZ
' hut II -oes not see its way clear to increasing
,t coal bills el0 per To- the sake Of cleanliness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
THE GRAIN BLocKApE WORSE THAN EVER

kansas CITY Feb 2-There Is an0Ter grain blockade at
Kansas City and this morning the Burlington sent WORD
n the members OF the Board Trade that unless RELIEF
was given either by unfolding or transferring cars "
would tonight order that cars be loaded Tor
Kansas CITY and that those transit b. sideracAd ous
I'm the country The other roads are In prac
t,cay the same condition The trouble 10 be that
the commission letting too much grain come H.
for which there is no market, and to the cost OF
storing al OF it are allowing 1t remain in the cars -
long AS possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
CUMBERLAND VALLEY AND MARTINsBURG'

CTMHIKIAND NIsI4I'I NV Ftf'IN'
c.,,i. penn Feb . (Speclau-The following directors
~ elected by the stockholder, Of the Cumberland Na'iey
and Mutnsburg Railroad Company for the ensuing year
Thomas r. Kennedy, q. NJ. Bowers. Chauncey Tvs ~
c Kennedy A. j. Thomas. Holmes tohs'u' D. = o'a'
IA stewart E. b. Faconer, w. T. stewart D. H.
vu,slI German Smith AMI DR.. X. W. Stone Inc ai'
roctors elected Thomas b. Kennedy president NJ l. iu'
or.s secretary end James d. Russell treasurr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
MEA .I-REs In Tile SENATE.

Washington, Feb 2-Among the bills reported from
committee, and placed the calendar in the senate
today was ono to amend the act to promote the al
minstratiOn of justice in the Army
Mr. Palmer introduced joint resolution to amend
he Constitution to lave United states senators
elected by popular vote and gave notice th''' io
would on some convenient occasion. address the Sen
ate on the subject.
Among the bills introduced and referred were the
following:
Hy Mr. sherman Granting arrears of pensions In
certain cases
Bv Mr. Vance-To repeal all acts discriminating IN
taxation again-t the circulating notes OF state banks.
The bill h. prevent the adulteraton ana hlSordhuiHs
Of food and drugs was taken up ana Iiid a'"e "'"o
action Mr. Paddock giving notice that he Woud NOV NOV
TO take il up =. the bill Tor pubic pruning
and binding should be disposed OF. 800. ,,s
ing IN ,;rand Forks. y. D., and +lOoOOO lot one "'
Fcrr;andina, Fla, were passed.
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80 2.,2O.377.G7i

Durng January there was an Increase III o"'"''
and In each and every kind Of money h''u ny Wv
rro..,ry amounting 10 Sio55o,7oi. The S.o'c W
ilvcr bullion increased S3,07l,17s, gold bnlhoh
OGo. gold coin $1,s2Olli, s'HhuaIu "n,' '.,,',
92A35. SCI and subsidiary SILVER f'oo''' ,..,os
,cs ipcrc,sed 10 GO O3s. silver Treasury notes
10. a., caG M Satona bank notes ~ ,311,13'' ""u
certificates held as cash by the Treasury February
amounted 10 Sl7A8GslO, an Increase during 1'''"'.y
Of SD ooo silver certificates held as cash Oh f'p'"''
I were s62lG336. an Increase during =, J'',n", cash
90 |GI $50 and cIrI,ncy certificates heu 10 a ,in,
Amounted 20 $4,000. decrease 0i Tilvuo r., ,ho
the lost month The store Of gold bullion ~, III ,,S
Treasury on February ageresateu ""''
silver bullion S57 ,0I0,G46.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
III IVY roR Tile PEARY RELIEF.

Philadelphia Feb. c.-rrotessor licilpln' In dis,
cussn th na,s of the Peary relief party to-day. said
the point OF starting would probably be IT, Johh s.
n F.. about June 10. one years supply Oh Prov
sons will be taken. Search ior reooius Vi .S VIZ.
- $500 q =, - cane YORK; then at ConIcal Rock and
Walstenholm Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
tn REPEAL TIE OCEAN MAIL SERVICE LAWS

Washington. Feb . CspecaD.-Thc House Comnli''ee
an postodiccs and postroads to-day decided py
party vote. 10 recommend the repeat ot t"e 'oe'"
Wall Service law and authorized si'"''"aS'eu STAT
man from the Tennessee ba'h"oous 10 i'VP"'' ,
,o,,tn, mo vic,vs of the committee. Happily,
thcrc /, no nro,pcct that the iii VIII become
.w but ts introduction and adoption by ie'ilhs
committee Of the House marks the length to which
craftsmanship will carry men, NOT more laa tr' tLo 0t
whom have an intelligent idea oi the OBJECT WINCH 'cS
Il.N.l. I'm NInNu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
THE CONTROL OF THE MONTANA UNION.

II lena Mont. Feb. Diapers were filed IN the ,hceu
STATE, ptrct Court yesterday by the Northern faee
- ro,n. the directors OF the Montana Union from TAX
ing any action preiudcia TO the interests OF 'e North
ern Pacific. At present the Northern Pacihc anu inc
Union Pacific enjoy equal traffic advantages over the Mon
tana Union. that line being owned by oO'" '0'pa~v'
d., rho pr,sc,t arrangement VIII expire and the
xrthetn Pacific officials took this action 10 pto~t thr
interests as they heard OF deal to be made Win
the Union Pacific alone, which would shut them out Of
Hutte and Ana and cut of their revenues from ho
MINK and smtltrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

v,.bipcton Fob. I'm tho senate toda' NJ. Mitch
oil from the Committee on Privileges AID Eie''i"hN'
made a report in the case Of the CaSs'u puIol, 'o'
tct for seat in the senate from the state OF luano'
The resolution, declare M Dubois entitled To retain
hi scat and Tat Mr. CIagget IS not cniltcl l" H.
lie asked that tIc report and resolutions n' o" vi"
table. and gave notice that he Won" can '"c" w ~
, ,.,ri,. day Mr. Vance gave notice OF a
ainoritv report which h. said would be prNDaoS P'c
scntcd the day after tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
THE OHIO AND MIssl.sIpprs ANSWER.

Cincinnati, Feb 2.-The Ohio and MISSISSIPPI han'
way Company has fled in the Circuit Court Its answer
n tho ono worranto proceedings brought by the Bau-
more and Ohio Railway interests. The answer atachs
the validity OF the election OF directors on the erouo
that the proxy votes of the stock OF Brown shipey
& Co.. OF London Eng, were Illegal, and that tneio
was n secret purpose TO issue new certificates IN sucn
a manner as to transfer to the Baltimore ana ohio
Tho entire control of the ohio and Mississippi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
ro INCREASE IT'S CAPITALIZATION.

Albany Feb. . he Railroad Commission hs' 'Fp'n'
,h ,,li, ion or che Ilerkmer Newport and Po"nu l'-
way company for an increase OF capitol So' NON -
COO IN 500 OOO IL Is shown that the cost OF
and equipment Of the road to date Is 7'--''i" '" 1 Wv
T ,nd,ht ln,s, Of the company 0ad t. pay the col
,ortor now under contract in the budng oil tl' r''C'
and supplyng further equipment and to p' of iu''"'F I'M
oynrns in Strengthening the road the estimated cost u
which Is $lOOO 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
,,,,y ,,,rnrpRILT YACHT CASE.

Washlnpton Feb 2.-The Treasury Department mas
.shea the General opinion a. to what
further action shall be taken by the Government III
the case of Mr. vanderbllts yacht Conqueror' IL Is
probable that an appeal will be taken from Judge
Browns decision that yachts purchased abroao ana
brought into the United States not dutiabie a1ceS
within the meaning OF the tariff laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
THE eN,-cc,,SG OF CANADIAN FISH.

Washington, Feb. Especial Agent Moore has made
report to the Treasury Department III res'ru 10 'ne
alleged fraudulent importation OF Canadian hSn AT cape
vincent n. V, by the Lake ontario fisn Company
80 aotr,rded % nearly $4,000 in duties on fish
smucged into Cape vincent during the last year. end
that the practice prevailing at that port in regard to
,",r."s ..o Canads is shamefully fraudulent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
rt,r ,,,GARRAUAN CLAIM COMES UP AGAlN

Washington, Feb 2.-rhe celebrated Mc6aiThi''h
claim TO the Rancho Panochc Grande III California ms
made lis rcappearance I'm this Congress. This ciah
.1otcs the MEXICAN War and has figured in Con-
Grass for thirty years. Its consideration by the COM
,i,tee on Mines and Mining to which it was referred
in the House. was begun this morning. MI MIC
Carroban simply asks that the claim be referee, 10
the Court OF Claims. which is to determine the V"no'S
~ fhe grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
STopPING FRAUDULENT PRACTICE.

Washington. Feb. 2.-The Treasury Department mas
issued circular TO customs Officers In regard 10 HI
portatlons of animals for breeding purposes IL gives
complete list Of recognized record BOOKS ana s'SS
1t having been ascertined that registers have been
established for the sole object of making crossbred
and mongrel animals eligible for free entry INTO inc
rnitsd States IL is hereby directed that on
and after April 1, 1892, no animal which is brought
into the United States from foreign countries tor
breeding purposes shall be admitted free OF duHg
unless the importer furnishes certificate which shii
contain pedigree IN the form hereafter given show
ing hat all the ancestors have been recorded III q
book OF record established for that breed Tor nve
generations on the side OF the SIRE and four on inc
Side OF the dam, together with the affidavit OF nc
owner agent or importer that such animal Is ue
identical animal described In said cerhca'c Oh re0o
and pedigree. 80. A., .os., ~ tho
serretsrv N Agriculture, officers Of the Gus toms are
hereby directed not admit horses recorded IN the
socaled select Cydesdale Stud Book" to free entry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
ePRINGER,S OWN LITTLE DARK LANTERN.
SNOWY 1o THE, COMMITTEE IN PRIVATE. BUT
WILL PROBABLY BE WITHDRAWN
EnR REPN AIRS.

WASHINGTON Feb (Speclal).-CharInan springer Oh
the Committee on Ways and Means, mas procured d
neat little dark lantern which he eNhioited 70 MS HI
miring Democratic colleagues OF the committee 10
day. after the door had been lOckeu ana lie curtains
drawn The tiny wick was lighted, the slide opened
and tho sollo rays cast upon Springer's Free Wool
bill After some examination several OF the spcca-
tors complained that the light was too dln ana asked
for bigger lantern-onc which would enable thcm W
500 tbe tariff rates on manufactured wOocns, even II
they should be made : small as they were by the
Mills Dark Lantern bill Of lass. To this 1t Is SAID
the. able chairman demurred on the ground that INC
New England manufacturers wouldn't stand IT," ana
thereupon followed a lively and not altogether harmon
OILS discussion IL is even whispered that remarks
were made to the effect that the bill rs dra"h WIS o
symmetrical" nor would the effect OF II, II enacted
into law b, 10 reduce the price Of wo0llcn goods ON
one point however, all were agreed ana that was thaV
il would be better to make haste slowly.
II leaked ont that the able chairman, AFTER Wrcstlhg
for a number of,days and nights with the information
which has been poured upon him from ohicia ana I'M
official sources has been shaken in some OF his Ohhau
conclusions In regard to the case ana celery WIFI
which separate" bills can b. framed, ana Is reany 10
admit that the task difficult as well rs teol'us one
In fact the Sangamon statesman has alnoS' reached
the conclusion that il may be necessary, aIcT ALL 10
withdraw his pet bill for repairs, and In the eatmc
hiring forward one which Is " less comp!caten' seV-
r,aI bills Il that description have been refeirci 10 to
committee, notably one introduced by MI b'ch"oou'
OF Buffalo, to place celluoid the free list IL Is
understood that two young men In Mr. LOCKWOOD ;
town desire to start n celluiOd factory, ana aS !"
preliminary thereto desire to have free IRA" ha
tcrial- But OF course suggestions u the st'esme'
VINO attended the dark Ian ern exhibition To-Day are
,uperfuous. While their conference came u haus"'
the next one may be more fruitful.
Colonel Mills has fine big dark lantern, In perfect
order which he would doubtless lie willing to lena 70
~nrinrer n nd his colleagues and which might max, their
pIfh of duty more clca- and plain. 1t is already sadiy
nnnarcnt however that TIE poor mans blanket Is
p receive no attention from this House for some time
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

p,l,inore Feb 1.-The annual meeting OF the sV"'"'
dc ~ rho Piedmont and Cumberland Railroad Company
~ hold to-day at the Offices Of the West virginia .'h''
railway Company The following directors were le'''u
Henry G. Davis. stephen D. EIKih'' "'hur : ana
-. :, c,a, yillam J. Read r. d. Barclay ana
- 4, WIklns the last two representing the sVoch
mod ,v Tn, Pennsylvania Railroad Company SUBS
o,tv the directors met and reelected Henry t. paNlS
president r. y. Davis vce-preSdent' anu !" "
Moor, secretary and treasurer -.
Tho s,ockholders Of the Cumberland Coal company "S"
l,d the following directors Henry g. DAVIS stephen
n rl,ins Arthur r. Go man. Robert Ohcr ana "iIiii"
II German. The last-namcd VIII be- Fc-clecUu P'
,,d Arthur w Salman secretary. at the mee'ihS =" 'o
Uoard III Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
ATTACHED TO SECURE THE PAYMENT OF TAXES

Kansas City Feb. "A Carthage Mo- d''pa''h 49, Say
"For a number OF years the Frisco railway ms IV
% nav thc taxes assessed against IL By the county Inv
, - h, county 70 force payment Induced the people
- hel,e,, that II railway corporation could eNauc pay
mont they could DO and for the past year wv
have been dony so. To bring the railway company 10
terms and to u9hod the authority ana dI@i" Vi "" oO
49, ,ho county collector instructed to attach every
,,h, rain that should stop at Carthage Passenger
,rn were exempted because The Officials ola ho' care 10
ir,crtero with the mails Word OF the Issuance OF uo
,huonts was passed along the Frisco line To-Day anu
- ,,,oh, was sent through the town express tine
,o,nl,, The collector finding himself outwted
ht noint attached station and all its contents
',, to,icbt are in the hands Of the sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

Chicago Feb 2-The estimated gross earnings OF tho
Rock Island system including the lines pouh e's' anu
yct Of the Missouri River for the month OF January are
=, oo, 5ii an Increase as compared with those OF the
corresponding period last year OF ei93Oo'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
. FILL, MEETING OF TIE CABINET.

Washington. Feb. 2-There was n full a'tehu""'c
Mt the Cabinet meeting to-day for the first ule II, 'as
weeks. IL Is understood. however; thaV "o o''''
of special importance tralslc'eu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

The pleasant effect and perfect safety WITH Fss under
Iii conditions makes 1t their favorte remedy o .i'
true and genuine article look for the pane ., ~ the
package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
FOR LAKEWOOD.

ri ,,. Nev-Y York foot Of Liberiyst North
iIa'hs iea.e ~ Railroad OF NewJersey, mt 4 80,
us a. M. 80 a45 Lakewood SpeciaD' 20 EA
nressl n m No Sunday trains. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

son 10 reduce the rate from one cent to eourths
cent q mile. At the time t is proposed TO again
take up OF switching charges and carriage
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
,,,,r,cr IN REFRIGERATOR CARS.

N-N''''
Chicago Feb. "a meeting OF the managers OF Gc
,ss in the Central Traffic Association has been called
for next Thursday further consider the question OF
on refrigerator cars with reference to the propo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

Albany Feb 2 (SpcciaD.-The report OF the New-forK
and Harlem Railway Company for the laht quarter OF a'
ycar shows Gross earnings 500 no net income $685.
700 The corresponding quarter of 1890 showed GROSS
earnings 5000 $50 net earnings sel,l'2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
CyRrs TT FIELD GAINING STRENGTH.

Cyrus W. Field is slowly but surely gaining strength.
The doctor said last evening that he considered his
patlcrt cut OF danger. lie spent quiet day yester
dav. and was able to take some nourishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

h0tchcIIId, bOI0d, uNfI' al" V1II'"
And Whereas The special plenpot"n'iary N inc
United Ss-es has by my direction given assurance 10
the Charge d >fai|e OF the &c man Empire Al WA"
ington that this action Of the Government OF the ter
a r,ir. /, granting cycmptlon OF due, 20 the
,,rCducts and manufactures OF the United NtarS "i
America on their Importation into GcrmaIy Is acc pl.n
M dne rciurocIty for the action Of Congress, As SCI
forth In Section 3 Of said Act , ~,
Now Therefore, BE- II known that !. i'enlamln hhrrf
o, President Of fine United states ~ america. have
caused the above stated notifications OF the tatin
Law ~ The German Empire 10 be made public Tor me
information OF the citizens Of the United states OF
America ,. -. ,. hand
md carsod IN, sea Of the ritcd states 20 b. ahxeo
Done at the city Of Washington nis hrs day 90, o,
February One Thousand. Eight Hundred ana
Ninrty-two. and Of the Independence ~ IN.
tinted STATES Of America TIE one IunIf'i
ard sixteenth. BENJAMIN HARRISON
By the PIc sdcnt: ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
.M 1NnrMNIrY CLAIM on Chill

Washington. Feb. 2.-W. W. Kerr. late Assistant
Attorney General Of the United states to-day prsseh'eo
at the Department Of State claim for Indemnity IRON
the CHILEAN Government for the murder Of Charles
william Rigxin, one of the Baitmore's sailors. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

He saws he is ung every effort to break up the practice
and To bring tie offenders 70 justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

Total ....................S 81 "so''7I ''''"''
rl. ccnc,al stock Of money coined or issued ana J"
the Treasury February 1 Is shown by the ioilo"i"E
table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
TIE SILVER Caucus ABANDONED.

y INC LANES JAMES C. BLAINE. Secretary Of state.