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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

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THE tNROpED ARENA.

sAsS.; soaatv Republicans are vsry sa-aess n
;1@-, saGg>2e. &C ~. 4 \, Cz-2e@E Ser sovxraoy
Ms sS&i NJ R2sleek's t7ieass S-e explaining
as Tzziy vs>s~d i nav - inferred ss&s As :
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ss-svs, n Washington tew ysA-s SSa - g.ass.s
a. a. s2,2as.&sIss Republican.
2ssse-ysAy TIE Tacoma Ess,s- announced II.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public IS hereby warned rot TO pay
any money to parties representing to be
agents OF the Seattle PosT-IsrELLTsKScEn.
except the following, who are the only
authorized travelling agents OF the Posi-
1srELLIeEycER. viz: J. A. Mcclellan and
T. A. Davies. This does not apply 10 resi-
den; agents Of this paper, who are located
in various cities and towns Of the North
west, nor 70 postmasters. who are IN al
cases authorized TO take subscriptions for
the Daily. Sunday and Weekly PosT-Ix-
rEIIIGEycEg-
SEATTLE. TTFsD4 JUL 7S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

DIS district 8 Democratic majority Of :, so
in tssi was converted into Republican
majority Of LOO IN 1855 In ISL Grover
Cleveisnd wrote his message IRdorSlng the
Mills bill for sectional free trade, and lost
New York in isss by 1900 plurality. fall
s. 900 votes b~hin4 Democratic Governor
Hin. Today Cleveland stands on plat
form Of a tariff for revenue only, o. prac-
iicslIy full free trade. How many votes
will he fagi short OF earring New York
this year? Here is Csevelaad's record IN
New York since he Tas elected governor OF
that state n ISL:
ssSSi For
Issf ..-..-..-----...-.--...--. liza For
ISSS .-.--- - Against
"a $780,. --...-..--.-.- QEE O. s.gat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

The PEOPLES party IS the legitimate
political heir or assign Of the Old Green.
bsck-Laber party which hiss asa-ed in
the las. four presidential elections. The
vote this party cas-, IS IS follows:
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This party was about Gisanpea-ing fror

Ills pa ~ Va @NES~-s "+SA ~ - -ae---
politics when the National Farmers
Alliance came 70 the front during the
severe agricultural depression that pre-
vailed IN some Of the Western states N
lSSAoo. and is still po,sn, IN the cotton
states Of the South. In 1890. in four West
ern states. the Farmers Alliance pol,ei
the following vote:
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Ills "aorlzoatAl reduction" tarte bills
congress in I>>& IN the ElsatssasA I4sR-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
UNEXPECTED GENEROSITY ~ TIE HOUSE.

Washington. July (specaD.-Without word OF DC
bate and without objection even from Holman the
House to-day passed the Senate bill which grants u"
each and every employc 81 the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing leave Of absence with pay during n
period not exceeding thirty days In any ono year or
course there Is no Just why employees OF that
bureau should receive the same privileges that are
enjoyed by the employees Of other bureaus ard offices
OF the Government, but II IL wonder That none
u the economists Of the iIOuse-nCt even Holman-
uttered a word Of protest against this piece Of eX-
travagancc and act OF justice To carry ont the
will virtually add thousands Of dollars each
year to the expenses OF the Government.
Mr. Tarsney called up the bill TO enforce the p.,-
visions OF the elghtbou law. lie explained that the
proposed legislation to make effective the law Of
1868. aud extended the benefits OF the eight hour law
to aboers In the employ OF contractors on Government
works.
After considerable debate, the House then took "A
recess until OclOckthe evening session TO he for the
confederation VI private pension bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
TIE FLAIR INCIDENT RECALLED.

Washington. July Limited states Minister Denby.
at pckin, lns transmitted to the state Department
The official roeponsc Of tho Chinese Government 10
Acting Secretary Wharton's letter Of october d. con
veylng the President protest against the suficicncv
Of the objections presented By the Chinese Govern
ment to Senator nlars appointment a Minister to
China. IT Is impossible 10 obtain In Washington
copy Of the communication from the Chinese Eovc11
mcnt but It Is said to contain strong argument In
support Of that Governments course IN refusing to
accept Mr. Blair Minister To China. because Of his
action while senator of the United States. I'm voting
for the Chinese Exclusion bill. While that particular
inciient was closed by the resignation OF Mr.. Blair
the ,pondcnce which has passed since then on
the general question u the propricty OF the action
OF the Chinese Government In that case will have an
important bearing the future relations Of the two
Governments. As stated in Mr. Wharton's letter.
the objection to receive Mr. Blair because he had cast
a vote for the Exclusion Act Is In reality an oblcc
ton to receive any person Minister OF the United
states who IN hi, character as senator or representa-
tive In Congress, has east vote for any measure
which H. obnoxious to the Chnest Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

noon in the Senate will be found below in the
running report Here is list which shows ex-
actly every Senator's record on the final passage
of the bill:
Voted for free conage-Messrs. Allen. BATE, Ber-
~. blackburn Blodgett Butler, Cameron, Cockrell,
Dnbois. Faulkner, George, Harris. Hill. Jones
New. Kenna, Kyle, Mills, Mitchell, Morgan, PETER,
Ransom. Sanders, Shoup, Squire, Stewart, Teller
rurpie Vest and Wolcott. Total, 20; Republicans
~, Democrats II.
Voted against frce-coinage: Messrs Allison
Price Carey, Carlisle Cullom, Davis,
Dawes Dixon, Dolph. FELTON,. Galinger. German.
Gyay, gIaIeI .TIawley. MCPHERSON, Manderson'
Palmer Perkins, Proctor. Sawyer, Stockbrldse'
Warren. Washburn and White. Total, 25 ke-
pubicans, IS, Democrats, Z.
Paired in favor Of free-coinage-Messrs Naii'
Colouit, Daniel Coke, Gordon, llunton' jones'
tArk.l, Irby, Paddock, Pasco, Pettigrew, Power
Pugh. Vance, Voorhees, and Walthall. TOTAL 10 :
Repu bicans, 3, Democrats, 10. .,,-,.,,
Paired against observation-disclosures AlqqTTlch'
Chandler, Casey, Frye Gibson tMaryIa1n h Nds
brough, iIiscock Higgins, IIoar, McM Him MOT
rill Quay, Plat. Sherman, Villas ana "lisoh
Total, 16: Republicans, ID, Democrats, .,.oxo
Absent and impaired: Gibson. OF LouiSan"'
and Stanford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
ARMY AND NAVY PROMOTIONS.
NOMINATIONS Sent BY THE PRESIDENT 10 TIKI
SEN ATE.


Washington July 1.-The President TO-DAY sent ti'
following nominations 10 the Senate: Captain jO,c9h
T. Haskell 23d Infantry TO be major First Llcuton
ant j. Roster Clag.ot,, 33d Infantry. captain; second
Lieutenant Evan VI. Johnson, jr, 10th Infantry. 1rt
lieutenant.
Commanders william II. Brldgman. Alexander II.
Mccormick Albert :. Barker. Charlie (. cotton and
John Il. Bartlett. 20 be captains; Lieutenant, CON
manders Thomas Perry Charles H. STOCKTON. Louis
Kingsley, John j. Bhcc. Oscar W. FarcnLolt and
william =. Newman, 70 be commanders: Lcr'cnants
Conwpv H. Arnold Edward w. sturdy, william :.
Cowlts. Charles o. Albonc, Edward T. TauS'iG and
John E. Pill,bury. to De lieutenant commanders
Acu,cnants gunor grader william Brauncmrruihcr.
Francis H. sherman, William :. IIogg. William +.
Fullam, Horace VI. WiZel OmcnzO g. Dodge, \. g..
Winterhacr J. VI. orchard. John y. jordan TO be
ncuteuans Easgns Thomas Snowicn, Edwin II.
Tillman, Robert F. Lopez. Frank V. Kellogg. John L.
Purcell Rcuben o. Bitter, Herman Drc.el, Harry
Phelps =. ". IIourigan. John u. Bernadln and Homer
G. Poundsone, to be lieutenant.. Junior grade.
The following Naval cadets, graduates cf tlc Naval
Academy to be second licu'cnants I'm the Marine
Corps: Albcrtus Wright Cann, Inwrcncc Henry
Nose, Wendell G. Neville. Cyrus :. Radiord, Thomas
c. Treadwel and John II. Edo. Tn" following cadets
to be assistant engineers In the Navy Urban T.
Holmes. Caude l.. Price and DR.. F.. D.smuke5. The
following cadets to be cnsigns Frank II. SchOhcld
Noah r. Coleman. John v Chase Henry J. N'gc-
meier Cleland Davis Matt H. sign0r, william H.
Buck, George W Williams Montgomery VI. Taylor
Henry 5. Ritter. William Alanson snow Franklin h.
sullivan, Charles II. Nogegesang. Charles y. McNav.
IT.. Lay IL. Everhar Claude Bailey, John II. DAYTON
LuciuS A. DOstwick William a. MoIctt and Julian l..
Iatimer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

bullion the OF Treasury notes heroon Gnu 0
other purposes" r. hereby repealed,
Provided Secretary Of the Treasury snail pro
TO coined all the silver bullion In the treasury
purchased with silver certificates
The following Is the vote in detail:
Yeas-AIeu Bate Ferry, Blackburn. Blodeett, Butter
Cameron CockreII Dubois. Faulkner George Harris Hill
Jones (Nev.) Kenna. Kyle. Mills Mitchell MORGAN
PETER Ransom Sanders. Shoup Squler stewart Auei'
Turpe Vest Wslcott-20.
Nays-Allson Brice Carey, Carlisle. Cullom, DAVIS
Dawes Dixon, Dolph. FELTON,, Galnger, German, GRAY
Hale Hawley Mcpherson, Mander'on, Palmer. PERKINS
Proctor Sawyer. Stockbridce Warren, Washourn' "ni
-25
While the vote was being read out BY the clerk Mr..
stewart hi, cOunenance bcaming with delight, sat III
ono Of the front seats keeping tally on his Fingers
When the result was announced ule1e Wis u mili
fesiatlon OF triumph the floor and in the galleries.
The senate adj ourned till Tuesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
rourc,sr N DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

Far Now. England fair except local showers on the
lat. xar,,l, winds; slightly warmer IN Connecticut
ror Eastern New-Yors. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and Delaware generally fair except local showers
nso, tho cons, =. southrly winds slightly warmer.
~. uaryl,nd aud Virginia. fair during the greater
or,,on Of the day; showers during the afternoon %
evening -
For the Ceronas. Florida, Georgia. Alabama. MISS
.,,pi I.out,ians aud Eastern Texas, local showers.
ror ,rkansss. showers cooler az n!ghe.
i,cr rcnnsssce and KENTUCKY, increasing cloucness
with rain - An, vor, wcsre-n ponnsvlxani, wsat
Virginia apl Onto fair followed oy ram at n,gh'. ~
~. inslana Illinois increasing coadiSss ana RAIN
tt,ss Michigan, threatening weather and rain.
TO- Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri, show
ers; cooler by sunday , ,., ,.uo,, -, .,.,.
ins r,r Nebraska showers; colder in the southwest
Fpr Coo,aio, local ruins IN the east: .
81. Montana, showers tonight clearing "eaDer'
wancr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
UEiLTH BOARD PHYSICIANS CONSULT.
THEY HAVE \ MI ETING BUT DECLINE TO SAY
lust WHAT THEY DID.


The surviving members OF the Medical aud Consult
ing Eoard attached 10 the Health Department heii
A mysterious meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home % tie boards president. Or. Daniel VI. S'inson
nr .tim,on's house /, N No. II West seventeenth
4 md for "A considerable time crowd OF reporters
walled in the outer halls In the belief that the medical
m,n AT the meeting would make some Significant
statement IN reference To the recent designations Vi
pr,. Ewing, Jlncwuy. jacob, Prudden and smith,
MI o( whom had occupied places In the boau lie
,ldrs Dr. -limson only Dr. Joseph ODwyer, secretary
II the board and Dr. George +. shrady were present
When the meeting adjourned Dr. simson said u'h'
he would not give the details OF the meeting uhui
statement had been laid before the Boarf Of lica'h
Tn. semi nnnunl mecjlng Of the consulting boaN 'ad
b.n called II fcw DAYS ago. said DR.. Stimson but he
hud failed TO get n quorum. The doctors had felt II
necessary To have a meeting before tho summer vaca
lion for the purpose of considering routine matters Of
immediate interest, Among the subjects discusSot, he
,nid WAS the obstruction by tho carts OF the Street
Cleaning Department Il East INieentl-st. In the I'm
mediate uclghbJi hood Of the reception hospital. They
had also talked about the possibility and necessity OF
charging and improving the hospitals.
Or Stim.On. when asked about the recent rsigna
lions Of his former colleagues. declined 10 sag any
thing.
Am not NJ liberty 10 say Just what has been done
In regard TO this matter" he said II was only
nitnlr continued Dr. Stimsun, that they should talk
The mntter over but the resignation question was n
mere Incident of the meeting and not US main purpose
have yet heard VI any rsisnailpls On tia
part Of tile doctors still on the Board.' he added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

prostraton, all "female COMPLAINTS arc
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the blood, dispels aches and pains, brings 70.
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IT'S powerful general, as well as uterine,
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II you're a tired, nervous, or suffering
woman, then tho "Favorlto Prescription
Is tho only medicine that's guaranteed, In
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
IN Collision WITH 4 FERErBOAr.

The frryboat Baltic Of the Wall street Ferry, had
collision with the tug olive Baker NJ 0I0 a. m.
Yesterday and WINS badly damaged that she
towcd away for repairs. The Baltic had just left the
slip at Montague st. Brooklyn, on her way to this
city, when the tugboat came up the river nj a high
ratio Of speed ana crashed into the port wheel Of The
ferryboat only few passengers were aboard and
little alarm WIS caused. The tug backed the Baltic
the slip and another boat was sent for. and inc
were transferred her. The Baltic was
sent - the repair dock. The damage nm0unted TO
81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

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heated. the HEAD when bot ana
aching. the FEET when tired ana
swollen, with PONDS EXTRACT
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quickly reducing any inflammation,
speedily inducing sleep. Unequa'eu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
A BILL TO PROTECT TIE roREsT,

Washington. July la bill providing for the
Establishment. protection and administration OF the
public forest reservations introduced by Senator Pad
dock, received favorable action to-day by the Com
mttee on Agriculture and Forestry and reported
to the senate. The bill authorizes the President to
have examination made By districts Of all the pub
lie lands covered wholly partly with timber
whether Of commercial value or not and a complete
list Of the lands surveyed Is 10 he kept In the
General Land once. The general Object Of the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
THE UEAIHER REPORT.

ANOTHER STORM APPROACHING FROM THE
NORTHWEST
Washington July 1.-The b,romeer has fallen generahy
throughout the central valleys. ard the depression oo
Montana this morning moved southeastM'rd ana now
covers the eastern slope OF the Rocky Mountns causing
cloudy weather and ligh, showers In the northwest
~ aisd oyer tho Atlantic and Gulf coasts. bat gen
c,v fair weather continues the interior OF the country
cas-, Of the Mississippi The barometer continues nss
over Florida and the North Pacine c1srt, on.,r ak
r,uidIy over the northern Rocky ounOnh uo
trlr, II is warmer the central .aHels aiu IN,
- ..gIon The Indications that the clouuhess Wiz
Increase over the central valleys and iaks resohs M ~
,,or,sr sou,hery winds rain by Saturdsy night mo
,arn which is central the northwest, VIII reaeh 10
Atlantic coast by Sunday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

xovado and II W. Cannon will be selected to spre-
cont the Republican party and Senator Carlisle ana
F A. Walker Of Massachusetts, the Democratic p'Hy'
with the possibility that senator Daniel or 'uose n
bert Tree may be chosen in place OF senator Na.n9e
senators Jones and Daniel are recognized cna mpwa
~ the nee coinage Of silver, while AL the Others %
ore regarded as advocates of bmealiic s'"hu'N "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
TIE FIRST APPROPRIATION BILL TO PASS.

Washington. July LIN the House today MIR
Ha'ch Of Missouri called up the conference report on
tho Agricultural Appropriation bill and demanded the
previous question It's adoption The previous ques
ton was ogdcr,d-ycas, 1913: nays. 4G-and the report
agreed This tho first general appropriation
bill which hns finally passed the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
MEMBERSHIP OF TIE MONETARY CONFERENCE

Washington, July lit Is understood that the pro
posed International Monetary Conference one OF
the subjects considered at oday's Cabinet meeting and
that the President has practically decided to select
three Republicans and two Democrats the
ferrees the part OF the United states. According
TO the authority, Senators Allison and Jones' OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02


Washington. july 1.-The conferrees on the River
ana liarlor LII have reached complete agreement
Thcr were but two point, left in dispute-thc Senate
amendments providing for tho DalleS Boat Railroad
and the Lake Washington Canal. The senate con-
fcrrcc rcccdcd from both Of them with prov,o THAI
board Of four Army officers aud three civilians be
appointed 10 re. examine the boatiallway project
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

made nv samuel Leake of Philadelphia, against rov
master General wanamsker in regard to the pneunau'
tube service in Philadelphia has considered ,io '"o
,ect and reached the conclusion that the cnarso ~"
not sufficient to justify an & meeting OF the
fl,IIco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
COST OF TIE NEW CUsroMHoUsE AT NEwYoRr

TfINT HE NTW W IVNI-TI'I0 'TItF
Warrington, July 1.-ReprcscntatlVc Warner, OF
New York, today reported % the House the bill re
Gently agreed upon by the Public Buildings Committee
fixing the cost Of the Site for the CustOm-llO
in New York at the awarded or 10 be awarded
by the appraising commissioners. together with the
expenses Of such proceedings, not TO exceed In al
S225OOOO. In case the awards ard expenses shall
in the aggregate exceed the amount now available
Cor the purchase OF the site. wiz II 100000, the
excess, not TO exceed $4,000 is appropriated by
the bill In a report accompanying the bill the com
mittee says that at the time when the condemnation
proceedings Instituted it believed that the
amount available ($1 100000 sufficient for the
purpose OF paying the awards and meeting the
penses of the condemnation proceedings. The report
refers 10 the rapid ncreaec in the valDe Of the
property, and says that from the evidence IL seems
probable that the total amount Of awards and expenses
will be somewhat above T., 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

T. J., "a. aside forest reservations for the purpose OF
- ~ fave, able conditions Of waterfowl and to sup
ply the people the vicinity OF the dlslfic's VII"
rontinuoris supplies OF timber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

The pleasant effect ard perfect safety with which ladies'
tire California liquid laxative syrup OF Figs. under
oil conditions makes it their fayoiite remedy. To get
the true and genuine atc.e look for the name Of the
California Fig Syrup Co., printed the bottom Of the
eAeksge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
BRizILTIy WiRSHrP HERE
The Gsra,iiian man-of-war Nmrantc u"ra~
arrived IN Quarantine nj IL 10 O'Clock last night
MONMOUTH PARK RACES, VIA PENNSYLVANIA

MONMOEIIf TNNh kaNt To-, VT It f1''1'
RAILROAD.
ON Monday July t. special trains VIII leave -, 20
York for the ricetrack mt IL 40 a. m j. nooh' l. ~
and y. M, -, .,,, tho racing
season, trains will leave at IL 40 q. m J.. non , al
IL 30 p. m. with additional train on S'"'"''' "
! y. m. - an. ,.ce trains,
Buffet Parlor Cars will be run on the race .,a
and excursion tickets will be sold from Ne" M az
including admission to the field. aud " ~ i'e''sAs
admission " grandstand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Tribune Once. July Q, o. m.-Showery weather pre-
walled up noon, yesterday. with iiyht nor'hess'rv
and southeaste winds. The skies showed clearing
tendency later I'm the day Humility registered 81 II
the morning and 81 AZ evening. The temperature ranger
between 90 and - dgrees. the average (o5') teins
lower than on corresponding day last year. and 80
lower than on Thursiay 80 ,,, =.
In aud nesr this city to-day there will proo1py .:
generally fair weather. but with chance OIL showers
slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
TIE CAHINET MEETING.

Washington, July 1.-The Cabinet meeting to day
wac attended by all the members except Secretary
Tracy. Secretary Foster OF the state Depart ment at
tended his first Cabinet meeting. lie occupied the
seat on the Presidents right, formerly occupied by
Mr. Blaine and directly opposite his nameeake Of the
Treasury Department. The filing OF existing vacan-
cies was the principal subject OF considerations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Day the July Romance a. you start your holiday
outing. "As q companion for the hammock, canoe o.
PIAZZA" says Tho Boston Advertiser Romance be
s1eeiei."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

THE co,nncc bv the mlnts Of all kinds e money
durlur lime aggregated In value Sj,1OG0o2. OF this
amount ~ COS ji7 wa, In gold aJd @9ooiSs In silver
picceo aud Si1 ,Do1 IN minor coin.