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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
WOLOW PRO
OLA MO-
A [ POTYCZKA
POD KONCZY-
KLEIN.

Naczelnik powstan,a dowie.
dzlawszy sic, he Moska!e 2no.
VII maja przechodziG przez
TOT same miejsce, postanowit
2 mimi sic spotkac. Jakoz
tegoz dnia, to jest 20 maja,
ci kt6rzy byll uzbrojeni, wy
ruszyll ma zasadzke. We trey
godzin marszu przyhyli W
mlelsce naznaczone. Tam, gdy
sic zatrzymall na chwile,
spostrzegaja wofow karmnych
trzode traktem, ktora zbliza-
Ia sic ku MIN; zdziwienl tym
darem boskim, jak niegdys
izraelici mamma, zatrzymall te
trzode, a ME w'dsac pray MIN
nikogo z lud7,, sadzlll, De te
woly byly pedzone przez Mo-
skal', ktorzy postrzegtszy po.
wstahcow, pouclekali; poczeto
vice lch szuka6 20 leslie,
" k,lka minut znalezli zyda,
ktory przyznsi sic, u te wo.
fy doslawiat Ola Moskall. Mic
NE mog|o powstr2ymaG Ia
w2'etoscl i zemsty powstan.
COW mad zydem, wedtug Mich
BOWEN kaady Ayd uwa2any
byl ia ~zpiega Tub stronnlka
moskiewsSIego.
| biedny Avd u~waaany byi
"a szpiega Tub j zdraice, po-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20


gonie Z pod owych rozDitYch
bryk pod Biatow,eza, kt6re
gromadam pc pus2czy sic
w|oczyly. Gdy vice tel ka.
waleryi %uformowaio sic xii
kadziesiat koAi, natenczas wy
miemony mars>alek ob]awlt
sw5) zamiar, be chce i on
podniesG p,vstan,e fowle'
Gle brzeskim / napadac ma
garnizony mcsSiewsSie.o beda
ce W male) lczb'e 90 wslach
i miasteczkachs Wymogf On Ii
dowodzcv naszego, Jakoba
Szrettera, czesG Q kawaleryl l
piechotY i k,lka dni opu-
scif nasae owsJan,e.
w tvm2e dnlu reszta ka-
walery, w%yruSzy!a do Swlsto.
czy ola zabrana reszty pro.
wiantow prey gotowaEych ola
Moska!,.
Marszalek re swojem vol,
skiem zaledwo pare mil uszedl,
gdy ma trakcie W uroczysku
zwanem kohczyk niespodzia-
me napotkas Moskali. Me be,
dac przyg"towani powstancy,
ME mogli ma n'ch zroblc "a
sadzki. bo i las ME byf pc
temu, eaten kawalerzyscl l
piechota plerzchne}a Ia pray
kiadem marszalka. Jadnakze
poploch ten me poruszy! kill
kunastu powstancow. ma czele
kt6rych by} Anton, Szretter
Hektor Oledzki. O. zszedlszy
W gestwine, mocno sic op;e.
rae poczel!, lecz ia promo,
bowlem ME rownie wleksza
sila nleprzyyaciot zmuslla Ich
do cofnlecla sic; ]e9en tylko
2 Mich. zawziety wiarus, mez-
ME polegf sm,ercia bohatera,
ME wypuscit on bagneta z re
kl, al do ostatniego kresu
aycia; zablwszy kilku Moska-
Ii, Lie chcac 2 placu ustapic,
zostal przez mch zaktuty'.
Byi 10 ochotnik . wojska mo-
sklewsklego lKowale wsxi).
Gdy jul Moskale strzelac
przestall / odeszll z tego mlej-
sea, natenczas Antoni Szret-
ter, zebrawszy szczqtkl pc
wstahc6w rozproszonych, po-
wroci! do Swietllczysk, lecz
marszalka lua wjecej " po-
wstaniu ME wlizlano.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
ZABRANIE y zYWNOSCI
~ PRZYGOTO WANEJ WE
WSI POLACE.

Powstancy przybywszy dc
Swielliczysk .nalezli tam ka
w~alerya. kt6ra byla wyslans
do Swisfoczy pod komendt
PioIra Szretera, / ma kllku
nowo prAybyiych ochotnikow
i kllka fur zywnosci, ktorej.
by mogli wiecej sprzywlesc,
gdyby i'm Moskalesprzeszko-
Ga ole stall; CT BOWEN W tym.
ze samym dnlu mlcli przybyc,
zatem musleIjsmy rejterowaG,
DO SHY nasze byly pledosta.
tecZne.
Dina 81 ma]a dano znaG do
powstanla, ID Moskale zesSwi.
oioczy wyszli do Brzestowicy,
q czego dowodzca kurzysta;4c
"}s}ai tychze samych kawaie.
rzY-tow, ably i'm pozab erAG
wszystkie magazyny 2ywnos.i.
" tylnze dnlu powz.eto
wlaHpmosc, u klkunasru ko-
zako" vest we w., Blaiowie-
2Y. eaten nasz d"w6azea WV.
s'a; maiy oddzlal pows,ancow,
" tym bowiem czssie, lax
sic nl2ej dowiemY, powstan,e
nasze rozbitem zostato. Po-
chodzi}o to z braku szplegow,
DO powstancY ME wiedziell
o tenn, he Moskale jednocze
snie 2 trzech strou maia ma
nlch uderzyc, a ME bedac
przygoto wani ia ten atak, "a
mlast zebvac wszystkie swoie
SHY W jeden punkt, rozdzieli.
Ii one. jakesmY widziell ! da.
lei obaczymy.
kawalerya nasza przyby-
wszy do SwlsloczY, ME zna-
~}azia jul zywnoscl, ktora BY
Ia przygo.owana; Moskale one
zabrall. Tam dowiedzielismy
sic, re prefekt szkoi Jurce.
wicz Mai u sleble bron ga.
Drama studentom, udalisn.y
sic vice do niego zabral,
smy kllKa fuzyi. Mlaikowski,
professor jezyka francuzklego,
sam oznalmi}, be MA U sleb,e
bron chetnie nam oae OLA
rowa'. Z plackomendanta
m'asta lego niebytnosci
ere wldowa!rsmy 5jego paplery
| znalezllsmy rapport o obro
tach :Hszego 2owstania; dali.
smy mu rozkaz, ably zaraz "a
cpuscif miasto.
(Clag daisy nastapi.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
PoWstanle W puszczy
Bialowieskiei
W roku 1881.
Skresll}
PIOTR SZRETTER. g Q


-s:s88B:s-
Powstancy zsbrawszy nlewolnl-
kow i konie, sill ma powr6t WV.
mieniona grobla, ably sic ziaczyc
z tym1, kt6rzy byll 'vys}am do
rozrzucenia mostku; CT "a zlacze.
mem oznajmili, " napotkali cite
resh u}anow, kt5rzy pc wystrzele-
niu DO nich uciekall w las ku
dworowi Siewlec, gdzie z przvczv-
ny wielk,ch blot daleko lsG ME
mogll; - wszyscy vice sic rozeszll
pc leslie, czeka]ac tych czterech
Moskall. Byio to jakby polowa-
ME ma uianow. Dwaj wysledzenl
zostall przez Hektora Oledzklego
iPlotra Szrettera, pierwszy Do wy
tstrzelenlu 0 przebi} mu lance ma
wpof, drugi swym wystrza}em ra.
nj konia, ktory pocza} wierzgac l
jezdzca zrzuci}. Ci obaj wzieci by.
Ii, zas dwoch mnych powstancy
wpedzili W btoto kolo Siewca,
gh>le oni tax zagrzezli re swemi
krnmi, IL muslellsmy p%owrozami
'ch z blota wyciagaG. Pc ukoncze-
nu tel potyczki, gdy juz wszyscy
brllsmy zebrani, majac k%ilKanascie
krni, zdobytych z bronlq, posiod}a.
nych - wybrano z mas tyluz
~jez5zc6w l ACKNOWLEDGMENT do
zabrania sucharow i lnneJ zywnosci,
kt5ra byta przygotowana Ola Mo-
skali we divorce zwanym Skorzyn,
ktory jest o pot mill cd wsi
Heleny. Obywatel Skoczyhski
sam mas o TEN zawiadomif.
abysmy zabrali te %aywnosG.
Zatem hnwalerya nasaa pod
komend2 Piotra Szrettera i
Stanisiawa KalusSiego pray
byla do WISH Heleny j zare.
kwlrowalismy k,lkanascie wo.
zow, ktoreml przybylismy
do dworu Skoczyna, gdzie
znalezlismy wlecej 2ywnoscu
nlzesmy sic spodziewall, a
ala zalatwieuia i posplechu
tego transprstu kazalismy
przYprowadzij wleks2a l;osG
wozow, I'd ktore porozkiada
l'smy owe prowianty da.
wszy kwit p~rzyiecia obywate.
lowi Skoczyhskiemu, spieszy
tismy z onymi do Swietliczysk.
Byfo to uasze szczescle, he.
smy sic splesznie uwinel'
Z tym transporter, bowiem
7aledwle przeszlismy groble,
gdysmy 2dala spostrzegH hu,
zarow, zbll&ajacych SIC ped
Heleny, Q k4d oni dalei me
poszl'. Przybywszv do Popie.
lewa zastal'smy tam wszyst-
luch powstancov wolni
gdysmy sic tam zatrzy-
mall IA WYpNczynek, dai sic
styszec okofo Helen hulk
Natyrhm,ast wyprawl
l'smy powozy zywnoscia do
owletllczysk, Eeyz NE traktem,
tylko lnua malta irozpna. a
saml poczellsmy sic zblizaG do
,ych strzalow; wkrotce do
Vledzlllsmy sic, il tie strzaly
'yiy IA wlatr, azeby nastra-
Eye Duntown;kow. Powroci-
lsmy nazad.
Mlelismy ambaras q nlewol-
'ikami, i 2eby ich ME zabl-
&C, uradzilismy zebrac skiad.
/ dac i'm pc pare aIotych,
alecaiac I'm, zebv do wojska
ME powracali.
z Mich bylo z Wolynia,
ltorzy chetnie W p~owstan,u
,ozostall i az do konca
vytrwali.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
PORAZKA MARSZAEKA


Gdysmy przybyli do Swle-
t'lrzysk, zastallsmy tam nowo
prHvbYfego powstanca, mar
szalka powiatu Brzeskiego
Niemcewicza. B,l ou wielce
>zsdnwolonY, wldzac nasz try.
umf. kawalerya bardzo mu
sic podobaia, eaten o lie
mogi, dokiadal | on starania,
ably ona powlekszy6. Ma ten
1%przedmiot wybrano nailepsze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
5peeial Notices.
P0sfOnice Notice.

Foreign mails for the ending August IL will clOss
p'SGS6 S';s 'n ior ' Trso 0IGw $ p
Eat. MSrsa rom az at ' % ias s Rss
Puerto Cotez and Guatenaa Ter - stiil%ser from
from Vancouver detters must be directed Via
TUEsDAY-At4 a. m. for Germany Denmark Sweden.
Norway lChristilnla and Russia. per Aer, Via
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mensry II and Aux Cages IIayti per $ Alene at
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Mails for China Japin Hawaii and Australia via va-
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AZ G 80 D. M Mails for Newfoundland by rail ~ Han.
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unles, specially addressed for dispatch by steamer
" ' CHARLES w. DAYTON rosxsms'"'
4 arndm mil O m. prcNioes 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
THE ALAsKA'S HAZARDOUS NOlAEE

roG COVERED FOUR DAYS AND NIGHTS AND SHE
HAD TO BACK OFF FROM THE IRISH COAST
Queenstown, Aug. G.-The Guon Line steamer
A,aska CAPTAIN Murray, from New-iork July 90
arrived here at $50 this afternoon after an event
fr1 VOYAGE The Alaska encountered fog the en-
tire massage For four days ana nights the
whistle sounded almost continuously, ana the Vesse
was kent at reduced speed 1t Is stated by some
NJ the passengers that at IL O'CLOCK this morh'he
the Alaska narrowly escaped running on the FockS
an the extreme west coast Of Ireland owing 10 'pe
c.nse TO. prevailing at the time HAD not the
vessel been steaming along at quarter-speeu siie
coud hardly have avoided striking huge roch
the outlines of which were dirnly discerned by the
ma ssenaers through the fog as the vessel backed
awav in obedience to the prompt action OF the
pilot. -. -. ~ ,o,oo, ,bis
,oorn,np he calculated that he had more than made
Tho distance 10 Fastnet, and In consequence OF
,his no kent the lead going and increased the iook-
W., w., and nroceeded cautiously. AT ii O'CLOCK lhs
ntout sighted land and II was then DISCOVERIES
,%os the vessel west OF Fastnet. nakins -, II
ncessary TO alter her course more TO the SCUM,
neestwsrd The engines were therefore reversea n
snor, time for this purpose, causing some OF w ~.
ore exctabl passengers TO think there hau oeen
rave danger. One OF the passengers. az. y,
sr,enced ocean traveller, confirms the u
EPantain Murray. and says that none OF the onee''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

Cove Harbor and at a late hour last night the
prospects were that Commodore Morgan would go
sweeping eastward In command OF one OF the
Yacht Club flag.
The cruise has been looked forward TO win Keen
anticipation. not only by yachtsmen, but by every
body who takes any interest In yachting, for every
body is anxious to know how the cup defenders
SAIL and this will be the first opportunity to judge
OF their merits The result of the contest between
the Colonia and Vgilant to-day will be closely
watched by those who fortunate enough to see
&C. and the accounts OF II will be eagerly read. the
Regatta Committee this year WILL at the invita-
ton OF Commodore Morgan make the cruise on
the flagship May, which will be the judges boat
at all the races
When Newport is reached. Commodore Morgan
proposes to give the yachtsmen of the fleet a re-
be a gorgeous affair, with all the colored lights,
music and other pleasant things fitting to mark
the advent of a new commodore into his command.
1t is an ancient custom In the Navy for every
newly commissioned officer TO wet his commits
sion
Commodore Morgan has been studying up naval
precedents and forms OF procedure; hence the New
port reception II is not probable mat me Meet VIII
get beyond the Cape this season, for 1t Will want
to get back to Newport for the Aston cup races.
and after them come the mountaineering races OF
the Corinthian Club OF New-York. OF Newport In
This will not leave large margin OF time 70
September !. the date fixed for the first OF the
trial races. In short. from to-day on, until the in
tcrnational races are sailed and the question OF
the possession OF the Americas Cup Is decided,
there will be plenty Of racing and Of yachting
news.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
CnNFIDEN-E RETrRNING N INDIA.

London. Aug. The Calcutta correspondent ol
The Times" says.
Currency matters are slowly. but surely settling
down ana confidence i returning. II I, daily h.
coming more evident that tile silver shipped hy IN"
banks in June WIS intended to pay for heavy S~cn
lativc purchases OF rupee paper for London Had the
banks financed the purchases with Council drafts In
stead OF silver the paper would never have left the
country the price Of the drafts would have made
operations impracicablc
The oerluous silver retarded The establishment
OF the gold standard for weeks while the action Of
the India Office In lctn: Council bills 60 for les
than 10 pence oppressed the price Of paper IN Eng
land and caused "A rcfrX 10 India. There Is great
satisfaction the couIsc adopted by the secretary
OF State for India in not selling under the last rate
II is generally believed that he Will not have To
wait much longer To- realize 10 pence. II l. signli
cant that all efforts 10 force exchange below L. =
hnYc failcd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
THE SUFFRAGE CONGRESS PROGRAMME.

Chicago Aug. 6.-The suffrage Congress this week
PROMISES to cause spirited revival OF Interest In The
work. During the first two sessions tomorrow me
present status OF suffrage in various foreign countries
,,uI he outlined Addresses Will be- delivered by
Professor l.. De Dnischa. Of the University Oh II.
Petersburg Alfred lie Ghat Minister to the United
states; SgnOr V. Zcggio Royal Commissioner from
Italy, and Nine. sigrda Magnusson, OF KeiklaVik,
Iceland
The afternooD session will De- given to the reading
and discussion OF the following subjects: "Ihc
French Electoral SYSTEM Theodore stanton, OF Paris
suffrage In switzerland Professor John Martin VIM
cert Of Jolns-lIopkins University suffrage In Mex
icor Don Elias Amador Zacatecas; suffrage In
Colombia" Don Justo Arosamcn: Suffrage in Peru
J. a. Miro Quesada. In the evening William Dndiey
FOulke.
Tuesdays congress will be in charge OF the National
Womnn's Suffrage .tssociato'- On Thursday ana
Friday the s..nragc Congress VIII end MS iiDors anu
will he succeeded by the Congress on Jurisprudence
and Law Reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

N.unort the two Boston fin-keels, those h NV =,
concerning which there Is so wide a dihe''"
opinion, will join the fleet o,,,r,o-
To-day will take place the race LOT ."e and
-, c,,ns presented by Commodore Morgan anu
the Colonia and Vigilant are expected to eh'e' -,
The start will be at II 30 a. m. The course
no one of twenty-six miles laid out In Long is'n'.1
Sound There will be two classes. the schoo"''
sailing in one. and sloops, cutters ana ya"'' u"
the other This race. as well as all the other 'a''
OF the cruise, will be sailed under the direcuo' "
8 Nicholson Kane, Chester Griswold ana iN'''e
Crinnell, who compose the Regatta Committee an
Yesterday afternoon and all through the ngh'
yachts Of steam and sail were dropping into Uieh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
DIED.

So' a:' SSS
Funeral services the residence Of her parents Sas
Paiisadcave Jersey City, Oh Monday evening" Aus"s'
Interment convenience Of family
BENEDICT-At Lake George, August Sd Bertha Bone;
dict in 10Th year. coest daughter OF Edwin T. ana
r hSSe , M Bene at residence Of parents 80 North Fuller
ton.sve.' MontciaIr. y. j. II o'clock a. m Tuesday.
CIIAPMAN-At Rldgewood n; J.. on Friday, August
AN Warren cn nn sSnaa in his 'Sd year
CLINTON-At Peekskill, y. Y. August tth Marietta
Clinton WE q MORT T. CLIFTON sssa ne i isae, from
her late residence, on Monday August 'th at O'CLOCK
Siis sRs moraH, at her residences
TTS;aa Ags% n s y I M S% St: rs .
Of requiem VIM be said for the repOse of her soul.
No sS Of a' funeral HI hereafter r. '''''
Maine papers pie copy
NILES e. supssy A pau SsS
pIce SFsapi p Of che Grand nd Lodge o. g.
Funeral viii Be held at the s1SCys q MS SON
r1 TSs,aas' a stG ItR i"st;. Z p 4"
Ithaca papers please copy
MILLER august 'rh ls9s of % 9sTi,
m HS5si iSS aged az Month. % and a '
s 'sr At the II n ~ J Monday
August 7th at p
sN9Sk SS G. oI rasn dS IN HI, s ys Sunday
Relatives ave invited 10 his services his
late residence. No ga Parkaye, Painfeld y. j. Tues"
day, August 9Th, at y. NJ
sTRoNG--At New-Brunswick, ~ j., on August ., 1soS
Charles f. Strong IN the nth year OF his age.
Relatives friends Invited 20 attend his funeral
from his late residence at Highland Park New-Bruns-
wick, y. j.. on Tuesday, August sth. at . 80 p. M
VAN wAGENEN-At Roselle: Newa ,;:; y: j., on Fl
dav August 4th 1898 II tiphthoria. William FreIerlck
eldest OF Fred rick w. and Agne, Lacy Van Was-
aged 3a yeas
WILCON-ln Brooklyn. August 9TH 1898, Aida j.
CrOlius, wife OF Vim. NJ Wilcox.
Funeral services Tuesday morning 10 O'Clock the resi-
dence OF her grandfather, 81 Greene-ale. Brooklyn.
WOODLAND CEMETERY,
ONCE. No 20 L.. 23d.st-
woodlawn Station oath W0rd). Harlem Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
TIE MEETING or CONGRESS.

ppo,py ACTION A NATIONAL NECESSITY.
From The New-York Herald
pir,, repeal and then debate That is the key,
mote fnr to.morrows opening OF Congress Dlscussioh
means DELAY and delay means mischief Pronlp' &c,
lion /. the mart OF craftsmanship and patriotism. II
j. a National necessity.
THE REPUBLICANS THE ONLY HOPE.
From The Lewiston Evening Journal
Gent,cnen who are expecting sound financial legs
latin from the present Denocra,ic - -,
the Rcpmbcan minority with the small contingent 1m %
Democratic members who naSs mo in Congress then
The hope OF financial reform now Ie s"nosed n.mo
pubcas viii not support any o, 'h law for they sup
ported he sherman law In order 10 wnrH oit p ,ic
posais similar TO those now maue pA '"o
leaders.
IN NO MOOD TO BE THRILLED Will
From The Chicago Inter Ocean. ,,.a.
The Congress that does not settle down. 10 ous'v va
and repeal the silver clause OF tns o n Tho unccr
ssn IL 'e Of Vicious re eersde legislation VIII hear
something drop. The country is "'' III
listen 10 long winded spccches'
QUICK RELIEF DEMANDED
From The Boston Post. ,,., -,
The pcopl. want no compensatory legislation,
What they want, what they demand OF nrcboses
ME-" ,ei sccrcd we NAV begin TO talk about other
thns necessary TO place currency n me e., pes
" 1 ih for H os rrpes 81 the the York Of
And If Congress hecds The people, " WI"
once.
NO Sinking On ACCOUNT OF Hoi "h'
From The Boston Herald. 49,.
Mr. Springer too, expresses the opinion that Con- n,
gressmcI can't legisate with the thermomrr,,, .y
ninety five degrees in the shade, but ne ,h,r con
plain why not. The vast mnJoriy c M 10, bnr
stituents have 10 work for living III Doi r,inr
rs we'll us cold Why shouldn't Congrcssnei i" Tnot
suit vi hen their country has need Vi 'he"
Is what they paid for.
THE SENATE A STUMBLING BLoCh'
From The Rochester Herald. 49,
II the scnate were cordially dislosed US ,n
House to crafty the wishes OF the business n ~,
terosts and OF the general public, by vollhg ~ P Pc
END to silver purchases, we mlehl oomsIis' moi
peal an established fact: but II VIGOROUSLY y ~"
With reference 10 the action Of the Senate tns ""
We eau do IL hope Tor the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
SMALL NOTES IN CIRCUATION.
LATEST REPORTS SHOW THE AMOUNT TO BE
L,RGE-TnE TREASURY WE'LL SUPPLIED.

LATEST REPORTS SHOW THE AMOUNT TO BE
LARGE THE TREASURY WE'LL SUPPLIED.
wn.hington Aug. G-Thc officials Of the Treasury
DEPARTMENT are At los account for the scarcity
" curicrcy in many Of the large cities throughout
tlI. country. Assistant United states Treasurer
Mcne SAYS that in. Government Is powericss IN the
premises, and can do nothing TO remedy the trouble
We have been rivi-g the bank, precisely what they
called for aid Mr. Mrlnc ever since last fnl ana
ma am. can shoulder the blame on ~. Last fall the
Treasury did rrn hort NJ ~ and - bills, ana We had
to cut down IN. orders of some banks about "neIhif
lit n,W II "a bank asks for 10000 Of II bllS We
could cNclancc for them very readily
low do YOU account for the scarcity WAS asked
! do not know how 10 account Tor IT, WIS We
Response The same condition of affairs has never
before existed within my recollection. tn" sub
treasure, are always pcnrimly supplied with cur
rency.r
Mr. Mclnc said he could readily see that the
scarcity Of small notes would be serious incon-
ycn!cncc 10 large firm, In city Hike Ncw>orH' anu
might bring about ugly complications
Possibly" he added certain banks. taking ad'
vantage of the present ,trngcncy In the money mar
krt have been hoar;iug the small bills for sprcnl"-
five purp,ecs through the money brokerage firms
The table showing the outstanding small silver
certificates legal tender and Treasury notes Tor the
month ended June 30. compiled yesterday II
showed nm unusually large amount OF small b''lS
I'm circulation. 1t was ~ follows;
- mites - 3o6 1863 80 noe' ...... SOL d.,
= =, m @o,e. ....... 81 500 81
SILVER CEKTIFlCAII.S
~ crriinct,rS-- 49,, ,,2 80 notr. lUl,1 l3,1il
TREASURY NOTES.
s,s oos ,,,y - notes .. s36. $4,000
~ n"t> --'---' 40 G5I 10 notes . 1858 go
- notes. -'d'''o"' -" '"'' md
Last fall when the Treasury ran short o, iII
81 bills there was less than half the numo'r "' r,
~ ,Ii denomination In circulation. and yet th'le
was no great inconvenience reported to the treasury