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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF Nathaniel ~. Folt Deceased.
NUTiCr Us HEREBY GlytN nY THE
- undersigned. Admin traitor OF tl0 lHtutu
ut Nathaniel No. IUlt, dDura.Cl, 90 tlu crudi
tur g uul all UUrauuH having claims ugnIuHt
The HHid ucrCIfrd. CO. exhibit thUm with tho
necessary vouchers. within ton months after
thu urat publication of thi4 notice, 10 thC said
Administrator. Ht ih' lIw uflrp ~ j. " Muilr.
Rooms 800 t1 %. Combination Building boo the
CITY aud county on salt Lake, Utah Territory
JOSEPH n. FItI
lUlI, UUUyHHau.
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NOTICE

10 tho stockholders OF tho Iosepa Agricultural
Gud stock Company
rINHEHE WILL hE a MEETING on
1 the stockholders of sad cumuauy held Ht
room SO. o. Iu Commercial Bank nuUtlug ~
D.. lst ruuth street. salt laKC tlty, August ~,
az ~ O'Clock noon, lsJ for Che purpose ut
amending She cUwpauys articles ut aFsoru.
ton au that FaI0 company can own, acquire,
auurlpratp aud deal Do wHtHr and water rlEuta
and 90 make BE- UuuCpu. place Df huaIuoss SAT-
Lake city, and Vote upon tho tGrtHCr aWuuI.
mrut OF Changing rho qualifications uf OugorH
or persons b. boo eligible therefor; Hiso TO
elect a board OF directors 10 serve Tor tho ca.
suing two years, yui sgpl olhvr matters ah may
urlptrIy come before tho meeting,
49, a, CLUE Precedent,
3, MlItiEL, secretary
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NuTloE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Hannah NJ. Armstrong. Deceased.
NOTiCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN by THE
~ undersigned administrator Of the ostttc
OF Hannah W. hrmai-oug, deceased, 10 tho
nguu.t the SAID deceased. TO exhibit them with
me necessary Vouchers, within four months
nlgr tno rrtt publication " this notice, 10 iho
saif administrator, iu salt Take tIiy iu salt
Lake Duu Hty. NiLE4 UfMtNg.
Administrator " tho estate " Hannah NJ.
Armatruug. deceased
Dated July 90. ISIS
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
Estate Of uila Ncads Thompson Barrc.l
Deceased

Estate Of Eli5a Mcids Thompson Barrci.
Deceased.
NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVEN UY THE
~ undersigned, NCllo q. spencer. cXrru
uN ot tn0 Last VIII and Testament ~ ElEa
Mvuds lh0mpHnn blrroll, Nlmury Eliza
Ncnds lhnmps'ul dcre1a a. 90 the creditors
OF, anu nl urgsluH HskuE r.Iima against
che snii deceased, 90 EXHIBIT them with the
necessary tpurhpfs, Within four months after
thD irst publication Of thiH notice. 200 thH said
NcIiic q, spencer, NJ DO. 900 West 1nIfd Nurih
street, SAT- Lake CITY unu tuuuIv Utah
NELLIE ELIZA SPENCER.
tactutriA of tho last VII and Testament ~
tlt1 Meade thompson Darrell, dtrolEUd.
bHiVt July 6tu, iHui.
ions W. CANNON, attorney for cx,cuifiN.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In she Probate court ~ salt Lake County,
Territory Of Utah,

IN The matter OF the adoption NJ William llar.
ruE,ou ami Ida Harrington, minors.
NAuNl uAWk, TttE GRANDMOTHER
~ aud only relative OF NiliHm Harrington
and Ida Harrington, minnrs. having nlOi hUr
sworn rDllngu 90 900 rlght Co The CuFiuuy
~, aud power aud cnutrul over said william
llhuInEtUu ana TIA Harrington minor, q the
emo ihni Faid minor children should De fully
adopted hy Herbert John ~himmng. as hiH
chi'..rcn. and the said ncrHcft John sbimmlur,
having hlcd pie sworn application 10 su adopt
sara Wlunr childrCn, Amy -iumm.ng. tho wife
of f1Id applicant having Boz writing consented
uorct0.
itis hereby ordered that hoaringon said az.
p'ctupu De held ON rhursdly, the srd dav III
Aagus', l'Ni, 90 no AIN O'Clock Of said day. at
the court room uf said court 90 tho County
Court House, o. the city and county OF SAT-
Lake, Territory of Utah, and that d copy nj
thUs order Doc puhlishcd lu the Ursttu.r tyEN
$50 MINIS, . newspaper published ia SAID
County, tor three weeks before SAID tmo %
hCnruE, Whcu anu whore All uUranus interest,
q may appear and oppose the rand petition, 70
cause they have
Witness my hand this llth day Of July. 1879,
JACOB ~. HLAtt.
Probate Judge.
CnAs. .. rEAusoN. Attorney for Applicant
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- there will ho special meeting OF 'Hu
storkhoIdcr OF SAT- lako Rapid Transit con.
many ut thu company Office 'u 0ult Lake tiiy
ttah. uu saturday, August on, 1855 90 4
O'Clock d. iu. Tor thr purpose NJ authorizing
the issuance of Furoul mortgage bonds upon
tho company property.
DO IS. CAMERON, President
e.. 70. tAyk, suCrpttrys
san LAhI Cln lt.n, July 9TH, 1875.
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LEGAL NOTICE.



nrrnIHpd.
Notice Of time and place Tor the hearing OF
petition for admission 20 probate Of will,
DURsuANr TO AZ ORDER or SAID
court in said matter, notice "a hereby
gwen that Tuesday the sth day OF August,
A. u isg3, at 10 O'Clock a.W., az tho County
Court House iu SAT- Lake tlty, Utah Territory,
In the court room Or said court, hns been ap-
pointed the time and place for the hearing of
petition of Catherine D. spencer and Isaac
NJ WudiClI praying Tor tuo admission o. pro.
bate OF certain document herewith pre-
scented, purpOruug 90 hu the lAst Will and
testament ~ Iauct a. lark docunted, when
and here 400 persons Interested may appear
and oppose tNc probate ut SAID VIII, or tic
granting OF lptturs tuHttmrntnry 90 Catherine
+. Spencer and Isaac N. Naidcll ne prayed
FOR Ia said petition
In witness whereof have hcrounto sct my
hand and anlN "a the seal % said court this
2lth day uf July, All. Z rs.
tsrAD a. n MELOY.
Clprs Ot Che Probate Court,
ByJ. H. JACK, deputy
Thomas Adams, AItornty Tor estate.
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Dcscrrt Gold " silver Mining q Milling Coz
salt Lake city, Utah, July .N, lr5.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN THAT
~ Nc meeting OF the Board OF Director
oI tho uCHcTvt Gold e SILVER Mining IS Milling
Company, held az salt axe Clty, utHh, Thurs.
DAY, June sth, 1898, uu assessment OF one .ll
cent per share was levied upon the capital
.iort Of said corporation, payable on or before
Thursday, August dlst. lsNl, TO the tCrrrtury,
s. Milton hushur a. the ONCE oftho Company,
90 East South Temple Street, SAT- Lake cry
Any stock upOn which such assessment may
remain unpaid on said Ilst day of NuEust, lsIl
VAL be declared delinquent, and advertised
for taio, and unless payment Do made before,
VIZ w. 1liAt a. DO sHl q % the company afurps
said, Ht y vcocE % W, on Monday, the Ilih
day uf 0rpicmuurl~H. 40 public auction tu thu
hiEhgGt bidder 60 pay the delinquent assess
mont together with cost of advertising aud
expense ut sale.
an stockholders win Doc expected o. bring or
sOui thor certificates Tor proper endorsement
when assessments are Ulli,
a, MILTON Mus-EN,
th secretary
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, iu and for salt Lake
County Territory 0i ttnh.
In the matter Of the estate and guardianship Of
Ucorgc iiusIcr, nm insane person.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANNA
~ ~. uusICr. guardian OF Zoo ostatc ana
person ~ Iu0ruu tluslrr,un insane person, has
rendered a.. HutflCW ut,Hud N.yl in snld court
hr final account uf her gulf1Huauip, aud that
Thursday, che gtil day ut Au.ust, 40. i~g, at
90 o'clock tu. 10 the court room uf snid court
County Court House, Nhlt Lake city and
county, utih Territory, h1a been duly appoint,
ud Ny judge ot taid court Tor tuU settlement NJ
fali account no which Tine uut place any per.
con Interested in Haid cst4'y may appear Hut
SHOW cause, 10 any thcru ur, why sllI account
should not be settled and approved DE- prayed
Tor
Dated July 2ith, 1873
10. ~ NrLuY,
clerk OF the Probate Court
UvJ. D. JACK, deputy
ncnueti, Nar,hAu'& bradley, Attorneys for
Guardian.
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10 Smith deceased.
Notice OF tlTc and place Tor the hearing of
petition Tor admission 20 probate OF Will
DuUsUANr To An ORDER or SAID
court 90 tlIi matter, notice is hereby
gwen that saturday, thu ilh day Of August,
A %. 1858, 90 lN O'Clock u,m., ~ The County
Court House iu salt lBEC CITY, Ctah Territory
900 the court room OF suii court, has been ap
pointed the time and place Tor the hearing Of
petition OF William 10 llpuiusou praying fHr
admission g. probate NJ % certain document
Herewith presented. uuportug 10 be the laat
will aud testament ~ Josephine ID, smith, de-
ceased, when ana where Hll persons interested
may appear aud ouunHc thc probate of SAID
viii ur tho granting ut letters documentary O.
william II, Robinson, o. prayed for IN said
petition.
IN witness whereof have horounto oct my
hand ana nniNcd the seal Of Haid court, this
22nd day OF July, a u. 1898.
fsEAL) ". y. MELON,
CLERK OF the Probate Court
ny j. p, JACK, Deputy CLERK.
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EEURTxGW wAmprxnza
-sALT LAxn orYT.-
CALIFORNIA BREWERY.
LAoRR eBgR. ALR AND PORTER.
Wholesale aad rassnn
~ - EASE. EISsT s0UTR anRRsa
NOTIoE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the coparinorthip heretofore existing
between juupa 10. DHruruuutu and Henry
Agtd by mutual eontc nt disaolycd on July 10,
salt Lake city, July 10 1877.
GARUENNETTt a co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

istratOr OF Che estate OF Beuiarpin
\ lIowella deceased, having nled MA
petition heron, uy verified, praying for al
order OF safe OF all real estate at sni1 de,
therefore Ordered by the Judge Of SAID conn
that all persona interested IN the estate OF sAIl
deceased appear before tho SAID Probate Court
10 O'Clock lu the forenoon uf sWd duy al tho
court room OF Huld PROBATE Cont at the
county courthouse, M Tho city and County III
salt Lake, Utnh Territory 90 show cause vIy
an order should NOS uo granted 70 tho said All.
mInistrator. 10 feIl go much NJ the real estate
OF tho slid deceased al public tAo Hs shall 10
NECESSARY, ana That copy uf this order Inc
pubiiAurd ut least iOur successive weeks Ia the
bEsIUEr tyrStNG NEWS, q newspaper pript.
ed and published ~ s9ii city and county.
jacob 10. BLAIR,
Probate Judge,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In The Probate Court In and for SAN Lake
County, Territory Of Utah


In the matter OF tho Estate Of william low.
man, deceased.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GlNEN ruAT MAH
~ gnrot bowman, administrative t thu estate
Of William Bowman, dcccascdh rendered Tor
settlement, and died in said court, che uuaI ar.
c1unt OF her administration OF FHiI estate and
petition for final distribution ui tlc residue Of
said cstatc among the persons emit lod thereto.
and that Thursday ,tnc lQth day uf Augusta. ID.
islE at no am, NJ the C0Uft room of said court.
boz the County Court house. SAT- Lake city and
county, utah Territory hls boon duly ap.
potntfd BY the Judge Of said court flF tho Frt-
Element n said account AMI hearing said uru.
lion Tor distribution. ~ which u|uc qul place
any pcrson interested iu sald cstaio may Dol.
ueir and show cause. 10 any there be- wU. said
account should not be settled and approved
and nnai distribution made us pryof for
n. v NEION.
CLERK of The Probate Court
UyJ. q. JACK deputy.
MAuuTtL u ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Ad.
unNWIHtFutrtM
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LEGAL NOTICE.



NOTICE ~ HEREBY GNEN THAT
y Joseph D. Smith, John Henry smith.
thaflos w. smith and EIaU o. shurts.
aurvtytnv executors uuI trustee Of
tho estate 81 George g. smith dc
coaard, have rendered Tor settlement. and Sled
DO faid court ttcir final account of their admin.
iattatiuu OF said estate uud Uruuuu for uual
disirIputinn Of the residue Uf aid estate
among the persons Cnt lrd thereto, and
TINT Ihurs11y, tho lDih dlf uf August a. ID
is.l. nc 10 O'Clock o., Ws at t.r court room uf
sfid rourt,in the County Court House, salt Lake
city aud County. utnh Territory .hla been Gully
appointfd BY the Judge of al.i court Tor the
settlement ni said account and hearing said
petition Tor diairibuuUn. az un.Uu time aud
place any person interested leo auIl estate may
nrprar aud show cause. % HuH IhOrt Uy, why
faid account should not bU settled lnd au.
proved and nual distrllutiuu made aa prayed
tor Dated July i.th, l"t ...
Cicrt OF tHu Probate Court
Ny j. o.. JACK,
Deputy
.H.WsH3 HHsaNfH HffU..... Zoe V.U.f.
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TENTH WARD LUMBER AND BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION

Principal place Of business 90 ,ast Fourth
south stg,L salt isst tHU. ttIu.
NuriCE 600 sALr ur utlIs4UrSI sTuDk
NOTtuE. THEM AK DELINQUENT
~ ON tHv following dp.rg.NuI Htugh ou nc.
count Of HsfrHHWtut levied uU March I. do. isu.,
0y the Board OF DIRECTOR Uf tUu slil Corpora
ton, the several uWouulH oft opposite the
names ui the respective shareholders, ua
tolloWs
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mo roach "Porfootlon" It Is
necessary to so soften tho
Cheosey part or Caslene
as to make It as dlgestlblo as
Mothers milk. To equal Ma
ture ia "Porfection."
The st. Charles EVaporatod
Cream Co accomplish the
above results.
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And iu accordHnru with law and order NJ the
board OF directors, made on the 2lth day OF
june A, u, lsll, sU ma 81 shares Of each parcel
Of such stock us may be- necessary Will bO sold
O'Clock - M. 40 tho said 0nlce uf tho Tenth
Ward Lumber and nuldlnF ASSOCIATION, No 7ts
east. Fourth South street, TO pay Delinquent
Assessment thereon together WITH tho coFt Of
advertising aud eNpcnsea of sale,
This publication WIS begun anew on ac.
count OF inioruliltys 100 the prior proceed.
lugH. A, j, Mods,
Secretary and Treasurer.
No. rs cast, Fourth south street, salt Lake
CITY Utah.
Dated July 2lst, lsf3.
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In the matter OF the estate OF Josephine
ID Smith deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE,


IN the matter Of the t,tltc OF benjamin D..
tl0wrllH, deceased.
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Notice OF uHC and place Tor the hearing %
petition Tor admission to probate uf will
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NOTICE oF AssessMENr.

once ul thu
cscrct Gold " Silver Mining a Milling Co..,
salt Lake City Utah, July .N, lrI.
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Notice Of time and place for the hearing Of
petition for admission 20 probate Of will.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

Ia The matter NJ tho adoption N William ia
rius1on ami Ida Harrington, minors.
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In the Probate Court iu and for salt Lake
County, Territory 0t ttnb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31
LOT 4. FOR 75c
LOT 5. FOR Sl.OO.
Inspect Our Sl.25 and $3.50 Grades.
OUR WE'LL ESTABLISHED RULE

w.i nsa,g BIO strictly onool only ,ylo price
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28

them less upon which gold could
be obtained. The subtreasury in
New York at the end of each month
makes q report to the department
here, showing the amount Of treas
ury notes that have been redeemed
in gold. nthereports Of the Ways
and Means Committee on the con-
dition Of the Treasury up to Janu-
airy 81, 1893, a table is given which
shows that the subtreasury re-
deemed the following amounts OF
treasury notes in gold each month
since June, 1892:
July, $5,l08, 800; August, $5,Ol9,-
900, September, 81, $4,000; Octo-
Der, 1924, 200; November, 100000;
December, S4, ,366, 800; O;and January,
1898, $4,438,9OO, or a total Of S2l,-
l36,800 of treasury notes redeemed
in gold for the past seven months
mentioned. For February and
March it is said that the redemp
ton has averaged $4,000,000 eacl
month From This ii will be seer
that a considerable amount of golt
can be saved to the Government
and at the same time the inabilit,
of brokers to obtain gold for thes
notes will cut off one Of their mos
| ample means of obtaining it, as
| is said that this class of notes ha
{ been largely presented by the Ne
) York bankers in exchange forgolC
e 1t is said that the continued rC
demption Of these notes in gold ws
: bound to result iii the driving OF
Of all the gold. For it is apparel
t that the condition was such goldw'
i being paid out through themedip
: Of the treasury notes for the silv'
e bullion sold.
f The condolences Of Treasury of
5, cials is increased by the knowled'
II that Conrad Jordan, the new su
treasurer at New York, will prob
y bly, enter upon his duties to-morrc
le morning. His ability is partic
1 larly well thought Of here, and wi
ct his assistance it is believed th
A. Secretary Carlisle will successful
h meet the situation.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28

get their hands on them, the other
two walked rapidly away, brandish-
ing their arms as they went The
sheriff ordered the guards to fire
upon them, but for some reason this
was not done.
The captured miner had hardly
been GOT inside The littleqoom near
the gate before the guards heard
the patter Of the leaden hail from
score Of weapons. by a precon-
certed signal the shots came from
every side Of the stockade, and the
guards we're, for a moment, carried
completely off their feet.
The miners had closed in on the
stockade and were actually poking
the muzzels Of their guns through
the portfolios. In an instant the
guards were at their posts and then
the salute from the outside was an
swered by a voliey from the inside.
The miners, however, had the adj
vantage. as the lights on the inside
enabled them to see every move
ment of the beleaguered guards.
The latter, however, took to the
, upper portfolios and then the bat
tie ragged furiousIy for few min
! utes. AT least FIVE hundred shots
were fired, and every man on the
Inside expected every moment to be
! his last
Deputy Shriver had climbed into
the second story Of the stockade,
where he could look down on the
4 besiegers. He had hardly got into
! the room before miner saw him
in the lamplight and drew bead
:, on him. Shriver, however, saw his
: game and both fired almost simul-
j taneously. Shriver was shot twice
e in the right side of the face, while
n his adversary fell dead in his tracks,
i bullet plowing a hole in him from
the breast to the hip.
i In the meanwhile the captured
!, leader, who proved to be young
a miner named Joe Grantham, had
u been released by Sheriff Saunders
~ and the guards, upon promise that
= = he would go out and stop the fir
ing. He played traitor, however
j. for after his release Guard S. A,
r Walden received a full charge Of
{ ( seven shot in his chest, stomache
and bowels, the shot coming from
: - a gun stuck through one Of theport
81 holes. The leaden hail from tht
I stockade began to grow too hotanC
81 when Bob Irvine had fallen vic
~ tim to Shriver's unerring aim sew
~ eral others had been very seriousl.
~ wounded, the besieging party brok
~, for near by hill overlooking tn
-, stockade, where, for an hour or sc
= they fred down on the guards.
"a About midnight rain began t
M "a fall, and the firing, though contir
.ats ued at intervals, had no effect, an
by daylight the miners had disaI
ock peared
Mfr About one hundred and twent.
Tar- five mihtiamen left Nashville th
the next morning for Tracy City undt
,on- command Of Adjutant- General Fit
mas Two feld-pieces we're also carrie
oom along, under command Of Lieutel
ant Heist. BY night 25 membe
re- Of the Stone River Guards, Of Mu
tall freesboro, were il camp at Tra'
ung City. The troops we're amply pr
vided with munitions of war al
all, every preparation was made for
long siege if necessary.
sala Governor Turney reached Mas
ylns vile Thursday and hasbeen dire
A ,pie ing every movement at the seat
'u9s the trouble. 1t is the prevail
= : impression that it viii not be u
~ essary to keep the troops there
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28
WON'T Be BLUFFED.
Secretary Carlisle stands Firm Against
Wall street.

OF the st. Louis Republic says the
struggle between the Wall street
spectators in gold and the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury is still on, and
at last accounts the Secretary Of
the Treasury had somewhat the bet
ter Of the contest.
The fight is very interesting. 1t
may, in fact, be described as a dis
tinct epoch in the history Of the
country. Secretary Carlisle is de-
termined that the influence Of Wall
street must no longer dominate the
financial operations Of the United
States Government, and he has re-
solved to declare his independence
Of Wall street now.
1t used to be pet saying among
public men here that Mr. Carlisle
had not much backbone, and that If
be had backbone equal to his brain
power, he would be the greatest
man Of the latter half of the centu-
ry. Well, Mr.. Carlisle is gradually
showing to these critics that his
backbone is equal to any kind OF
emergency that can confront him.
He has fired more Republicans
since he has been in control OF the
Treasury Department than any 9th
er man in the service of the Gov
ernment, and more pressure has
been brought to bear upon him by
old friends, including Democratic
Senators and Representatives, to
secure Reinstatement OF people dis
charged than most men could with
stand, but Mr.. Carlisle has not, Ut
TO date, re-instated any one he dis.
charged. He has toldthe Senators
Representatives and prominent pol
iticians who have pleaded with hin
for the restoration of some favorit'
Republican that these cases wer'
considered before and not after dis
missal of the person interested.
The people of Wall street VIII
thought that Mr.. Carlisle was
great, brainy, complacent, easy-gc
ing sort of person, are also bein
given new insight into his char
acter. Secretary Carlisle is wei
aware that the expectation OF gol
from the country is merely a job {
the spectators in gold; that thel
is well-established understandin
between the gold brokers IN Ne
York and London, and thatthepre
ent output Of gold from the countl
is merely for intimidation purpose
the object being to try ana force u
secretary to issue bonds.
Mr.. Carlisle is well aware that
he should, for instance, issue Sll
OOO,O00of bonds, they would be ia
en- ina little while, in fact scrambl
for. and that as soon as they we
all disposed Of gold would begin
90 out Of the country again ant
fresh demand would be made fol
new issue Of bonds
In fact, the secretary is conyine
shat the exportation Of gold is pu
" artificial; that the gold is bel
consigned in London to the age.
Of the exporters in New York
this reason he will not consent,
less he is overruled by superior
thority in the administration, to
issuance Of bonds
This determined position Of
Carlisle has already had its ben
eial effect, and it is safe to say t
as soon as it becomes known
the Secretary Of the Treasury
seriously considered the advisa
ity Of stopping payments OF g
coin for the treasury notes ISIS
under the act Of July IA, 1880,
situation will present a very dii
ent phase and the shipment OF g