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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-30
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
AN ATTRACTIVE HOME.
SINGLE HOUSE, FULL LOT, FINE
GARDEN.
c. H. DORSETT, AuotioneeT.
VIII sell at the Court House on TUESDAY,
June 9Th, during the usual hours o. sale,

Lot No. II White ward and the improve
mcnts known as No. SC Anderson street, he
tween Lincoln and Habersham streets.
The lot is fortY-threC feet front by one Eun-
dred and five feet deep.
The residence consists OF a twO-stery house
with bay windows. we'll built and cOnven-
iently arranged; four bedrooms. bath room,
pia2Zas. closets, parlor. dining room, Kitchen
and servants rooms. stable, coal and wood
house etc.
The garden Is well stocked with some OF the
finest roses in the south,
Terms 81 500 cash and the balance, two to
lhree YeArs. al eIghl per cont. per annum.
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Graves Out ON Rail.

Denver, May 29.-Dr. Thatcher Graves,
the alleged poisoner of Mrs. Barnaby of
Providence, II. l., was released on $1,000
bond to-day, The new trial was set for
June A. but it is beloved that the case
will never be called.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-30
a Cvolone in Carolina.

Augusta, Ga, May pa special to the
Chronicle from Anderson, S. c., says a
cyclone struck the county early this
morning, doing much damage to crops
and farm houses, A heavy rain followed
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FOUND.


MOUND sunday on Whitaker street small
~ rold-haaded cane, engraved W. y. >.
Finder can have same by paying for ad. and
proving property AZ this oflice.
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MlscElLANFOUg.


II beef Tongues only lQ cents each az Mu.
iual Cooperative Association. q. 3. Van
Horn. As.nt
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 1 o Words or more.
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD Cash IN Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations to secure; indeed any wish TO
crafty, should advertise In this column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
|. D. & R. D. LaROGHE, AuctiOneers.

BY virtue of an order granted by the Hon.
Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham
county, Georgia, we will sell before the
Court House door, In the city Of Savannah,
during the legal hours Of sale, on TUES
p DAY, the 9th day Of June, 1893
Those two (2l lots Of land in EftinRham
county, Georgia, known as lots Nos, 56 and So,
IN the town of Meldrim, lot No. h6 being 100
feet on Central avenue and running back 100
feet on Fourth street, andNot No. SO being 70
feet on Central avenue aud running back 100
feet on Fifth street.
ALSO
shares Liberty Manufacturing Company's
Stock.
Sold as the property OF John Woeltjen, for
distribution and payment Of debts.
a. X, FAWCETT,
Administrator Estate Iuo Gu. Woeltien.
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II USSARS' nine strengthened for game
L against the Guards to-day; close game
expected.
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DOR RENT new cottage on wilmington t.
Il land. Apply TO Charles Jemdal, City
Market.
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FOR SALE.

LIOR SALE, several good second hand tyre
A writer's Gonzales n Withcrs, Column
bia, S. {.
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/ OST. white pointer puppy, with spots on
- head aud back: long tail tive months Old;
reward II returned. Hal IL. Bacon, Bryan
and Whitaker streets.
/ OST, from No ~ Jefferson street, one
~ black female pup. WIN give liberal re-
ward for her return. James l.. Mehrtens
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BOARDING.

N~~(-~-~S~~~-->>-~~0 ~~~-0~~~~7(
HCOL pleasant rooms to let with board and
" home comforts, at 223 West Forty-flfth
street, New York city. Savannah reference
given; secure rooms by letter
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ETOR SALE, three hundred dollar lots; only
u four loft on Ninth, near Burroughs. c, II.
UCrSctt
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LOS

~~D~-~~~~~S~~~-~~-~~~-
/ OS1 Monday evening, between the News,
II office and DUFFY and DraytOn streets, on
the Electric car line, or on BrOughtOu. be-
tween Montgomery and whitaker, or on
Whitaker, gentleman cun button, with tho
head OF a woman blown Ia the glass and
oxfdized IA gold rim; valued as a gift Tho
Under viii confer q favor and be rewarded by
LOWING 10 40 this oiice.
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ELEGANT rooms and hall; modern i'm
II provcmcnts, Ia Lyons block. Store and
dwelling, corner Wayne and Whitaker suit
allie Tor any business John Lyons,
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Z EESBURG INN, Leesburg. Va, under the
IL management OF A. d. Wright proprietor
Wright's hotel, Charlottesville, Val One OF
the most delightful summer homes In the
mountains Of Virginia. Hot and cold baths
electric lights and bells IN all the rooms. A
beautiful and extensive park adjoins the Inn.
The celebrated P@onian Spring water free to
guests. Address A. ID. Wright. Leesburg, Va.
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TTNCLE ADAM'S pawnshop- From Look
y ing Glass Of April 90; II Is only justice to
state that the police corrobofate The claim
that Uncle Adam pawn shop Is honestly and
fairly conducted. If you desire fair loan on
any article OF value call on Uncle Adam, 20
JcflersOn street.
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NOR RENT. large furnished room to gentle
II man only, l76 Harris corner Tattnall
street.
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ITO PRINTERS-For sale cheap, two i'm
L posing stones 29xl5, 29x42. Apply bust
ness office Morning News
E1OR SALE, a very comfortable and roony
IL cottage, No. 20 Burroughs street; can be
bought on easy terms. G. H. Dorsett.
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I4OR RENT neatly furnished south room on
II second floor. with gas ana bath on same
floor ll5 York street,
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1QC for replacing pin in brooches Al for
~ watch cleaning. Cash paid for old gold
and silver. Fegeas, II Broughton Reliable,
prompt and responsible.
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VS., guards to-day at o'clock
II good game assured.
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GtHAFTINGS, pulleys, hangers and min
- work all kinds, aud repairs and supplies,
Lombard s. CO., Augusta, Ga.
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MONS. BIGRGER'S last dancing suirco
vi win take place at Armory han on Tuos,
day, the 50th inst The floor will be cXclu-
siNoly for his pupils from to l0l5 Except for
tho waltz, Dancing will stop at | O'Clock:
tickets for gentlemen 50 cents.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED

~~N(-(lNJ~-~DN-~-(N~J@-~~
WANTED, 4 basement room for storing
w furniture Address Mrs. McCleskey
100 Harris street.
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4 TLAS and Erie engines boilers tanks and
"A stacks, CRATE bars and building castings
Lombard & Co. Augusta, ca,
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PERSONAL.

| BRICES reduced, cabinets 81 % per dozen
Il with chance of life size crayon free;
until further notice one dozen cabinets and
one in Sxl0 frame extra r. 80 j. n. Wilson,
q Bull street, opposite Screven house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-02
APPOINTMENTS 10 OFFICE.
New Postmaster for Auburn. n. "a Lot
Of rourth-cInss Pos tmnstrrs Named.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The President day
appointed Henry l.. Storks, Postmaster at Au-
burn n Y. vie J. y. Knapp resigned. He
also appointed First Lieut.. james l. Sawyer
OF the Fifth Artillery to be Captain and As
sistnnt Quartermaster. This appointment was
made under probably tho most strenuous
pressure ever brought to bear upon the Presi-
dent. nearly every First Lieutenant in the
army being can idate for promotion. Capt.
sawyer was born In Washington, and was
appointed to tie army from New Jersey in
1867 without passing through the Military
Academy. lie served seven years as Second
Lieutenant and nineteen years rs a First
Lieutenant. Cart. SAWYER IL reputed to be
wealthy. He il now stationed with his reGi-
ment AZ the lrrstdlo san Francisco.
Tho following fourth class postmasters were
appointed to-day:
,rogucctns -tnae.d, {. A Stewart. vic. Mrs E a.
-,!arwsepC,Et II..,st, vice T.
ke"sy tsn"nrn N..'' .to" ON, c,rs -
Aaron Ei."t' vice l. n Sar{rnt, removed rhorni'sr,
Ooro MldieseN 4. II. paniT;h, vice D. " Butterie.d.
Sew Jsr.-y,-CrAnbrr,. MMd'e.eS, g. @. Grover vice
sly fT,Lmg9s' c.rant R E:T,s Wsi%.o Han
Vie Liv,ng.t"u / e. FELTON,, vice " H. Van alNen.
S e: MIR fs ssnta . Ls% Y ( SayTay
S ,. We L"n" S% 'H%t r., f: .yh.n Wr Lev
Andrew RuA .me rr &c J. =. feasr, removed.
frnusy ~ autA-Brlherd luTrru". w NJ 4. MeiNell,
wee =. y ticks. resigned. Gresham, Bucks H. ].
BTrgsch. vice }. n LlnsenG,Ser removed
Secratary Carlisle has selected T., Polk John
son Of frankfort. Ky. 10 succeed }, j. Crowley
n special agent in charge ~ the hicngo div
isi"n Of Treasury agent. Mr.. Johnson is one
Of the most wi!ely known newspaper men in
the Vest and las for y, ars been public printer
OF Kentucky
SECRETARY Carlisle to-day appointed John
DenRruN nf Michigan 4 special inst ector, and
removed Irving iateS Il MIeh!gnna Iecial IN
sTrctOr.
lanes T.. Hal"ock Of Houston. Tex. has
heen arn0inf Ell chief 81 the drafting division
in The Patent OfiCc v.rc Joseph II. Marvin.
Mr. Chamberlain the new Commissioner OF
Navigation. entered UPON the duties OF his
nlIlrn u hlN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-02
ELEVATED FOR TIE PRESENT
NOR IT nor SN,T COUNT IF ANYBODY
WANTS 10 DIG TUNNEL.
Rapid Transit Commissioners Adopt = west
side Plan watch VIII Be Withdrawn "
MonsyCnn re G. OF 10 BuIid Under Ground


u.u,s r....,, ,,,,..,.,..,..... Aao., . we.
ss,,. ,,,.. xys,.s Nvu, m. Nyt,har.,yr ar
uop.v car re tso, 20 Buiid under Ground
Thu ponid Tro,sit Co,,r,issioners AT THAR
~ '"p'i i,"'oi' NO ., 20 -. a.. ~,
ioy,i,,, roso,ution proyiding for a route for
lONlUE IehOiutlon pEoNuluE lVi q iNN'0 W.
rapid transit OF, the west side:
R,,or.d. That this Boar hereby sppro-., Of a plan
for an elevated railway IN he offered at public sss and
,,a, ,,,.,n, ,ri ,,o,.,,v W.
Io's'ei ubon iheio owing s're''s anu it"pet'y' VIZ
running thence along west street to west Eleventh
,tre. thence along west Eleventh street 10 Seventh
svcnue. thence along seventh avenue to Fotty.nf,h
street thence along broadway aud the Bouevnrd TO
17Uh street. thence along the Nnssorige roal to It's
WIN Tenn 'ssnI' s "y'r n,,u md ' srsv
ten puyvn creek east Of TIE line Of BtO.dw"yi themes
nue.. thence along the line Of Broadvsy to the city
limit. .......-.-..--,
Ao l,ne eo,men, ," N ..o INV" go, .,p.. ~
Cana street. thence along canal mrset to Wooster
street; thence along Wo s'sr street and University
place to Fourteenth street theme. along Fourteenth
Gina. nj maj r,,r,
,. W ,"", ,i alan =, ,or,,,,,,,or =,
canal street. Wooster street University place. and
Fourteenth street ,hsu be with two tracks upon the
'"rre ''oF" u,,,, .,,. -, along v.,, ,-.., w.,,
,'., ~ ~. p.a, 49,, n,o,,u ~, ,ho
- ''''' ~ Wv 49, - = "
Boue, ard to i3ith street the foundations and struc'
Tor such railway thal he such ~ to admit 81 tie
having " four track On the same level when ncces
,ary anu not irnu tracks shan he a At the
IN" OF 'ohsuur,iG4 AVID from i33'h ',rset To- t,.
iy n ,, ,Eyf" 'h" Ue NOT less m" TWO "'A' upon
'hr same ~, .,, ,,,r. .,.u n. NOT lass than
mn re-. tracks o,, the same ls,ri
Ec III Tltt tar strurturrs shall he ~ sufficient
strength ard stabiy t. permit " the rum ug OF nve
Ger trains AZ sryci Of iGuih hyr mites yer hgur 70
uMr,m - "s n! w., o,,i,stt,,n
vInn ~ ~ In. ,t IN, r,s,Ir|'J '' ''i''''"s
X ,,.J ihn the frturnts. to rorstruc' and operate
much " satd rrtrrat .. runs along nro'iway ami
tn" B"ue,h shan b" subject 10 the rghi 10 consrnri
nni omrst, The nndersT"nnd rfir.a .'rr,9i"Tr inS
0i' ps W. 's ,T I III ut
ni,ny "r miller s'rh rortton of s,rI nr adway aud
Buu'cyard 10y tbi, or any other Commission authorized
by law. 1900.
R.'gr.t That the chef ensin"er ol ms Hoard he
ana We is 'teuH trIs W SIAN n 70 an" r,rt'M ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-02
MEN VINO HArE MET WILLIAMS.
Several or Them Expected to Be In the
Tombs Police curt To-dny.


Robert Williams. who with Lawyer Henry
II. Finley OF ~ broadway is accused Of swim
ding H. H. Groom ot Kentucky out ~ Sl.3jO.
was arraigned in The Tombs Police Court yes
terlny morning and his examination was adj
Iourned until to-day at II O'Clock.
There will he several witnesses to testify to-
day in addition to Mi. Groom. One is n broker
In lower Broadway who was introduced by
Finley to Williams. as Groom was. on the rep
resentation that Williams was an English cnr-
itnlist who wanted to invest money in this
country He negotiated with tho men for ak
months. and. after spending over $1,000 in tho
effort to conclude his business with Williams.
drew out of the transaction.
1t has been suggested that Williams was
Otis Greye, who disappeared from Il sound
steamer n year ago. but man who has had
business dealings with Greye saw Williams in
the Tombs Yesterday and said that he was rot
Homer ID. Finley. now in Ann Arhcr Mich.
may be Otis Greye. IL was Henry IL Finley
who had n claim to Grcye's life insurance after
his disappearance. -
The cheek for $500. drawn by Williams on
the Credit Iyonnais at Paris. was payable to
Louisa Caldwell expected 10 marry Williams
shortly, or possibly thcre is Mrs. Williams
already.
The property which b. Il. Groom was en-
deavoring to sell to Williams. under the i'm
preston that he was an English capitalist.
dictate. some OF the members are Gen. Horace
Porter and Jesse Sellgman OF this city. and j.
J. Burr Of Boston. the President Of n bunk
there. and A S. johnson OF Topeka.
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NOW NOW CnRYSANTHENUMS
FooTBALL HEN AND MIRA TToNS Ar
FLY 10 me BIRBER.

Frisssteu Returps 80 tiviiiEatioa ThrouEh
the Murray NH Hotel BARBER shop
snd All the Chsppies Follow the Lend.
And after th,y had seated themselves their hair fen
men msr'siied to sss them. : rbs Aubian Nights.
The era OF long haired men past. It has
endured for two months but now tho last
great football game OF the season has been
played and tho lad that was born OF the game
dies with the finish OF the season. No longer
does the frsky gladiator Of the whitewashed
rrdlron shake loose his mop to the breeze Of
heaven. Cbrysanthemum. scrubbing brush
and door mat varieties alike have gone the
path Of all earthly things. The football PLAY
srs have seated themselves in the fatal barber
chairs. and their hair has fallen down over
their shoulders even to the ground. and
ohappies have marvelled greatly at tho change
and have followed tho example. Merrily clp
the BARRIERS shears. the seven Sutherlend
sisters are once more without rivals in their
own peculiar line and there Is n Rlut in the
hair mattress market Tho keynote OF the
great alteration was struck when tho whole
Princeton team marched into the Murray IIilI
Hotel barber shop after the game. lcd by Phil
King and we're shorn into responsibility.
There will not be such another rush Of bush
ness In the ton sorial trade before next Thanks
giving. The first thing that the teams did
after the Ramo was to break training. Various
Implements were used to break 1t with. Some
chose cigarettes. others beer. while third
conting gent tucked the I'm elves full of Thanks
giving dinner in n manner that would have
raised the teams weight average to an ex-
traordlnary extent Then their thoughts
turned toward their heads. They had
been carrying those burdens Of hair about
for so long that they hailed a radiance with
feelings of relief The necessity for capillary
proiusion was all gone. With the end of the
season the players cease to be human batter
Ing rams and become IL offensive and perppn-
dicular citizens. Their course through this
troubled existence for a few months is to tie
an upright and sedate one, and not a success
sion Of furious headong plunges. RealIzlng
these facts. the players betook themselves TO
the BARRIERS shops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-02
RrtucIrG the Co nnhlnn Gu,ra.

CHICIoo. Dec. There was no sale Of
Worlds Fair furniture in the Manufacturers
building to-day as announced. and the sale
W n he postponed several days on account u
the arpIaisemeRt % the stock Director-Gen-
rral payi-'s effects were to-day removed from
the Administration building Ca the new Offices
in tie 3lusouic Temple. AMI tho Alministra-
ton building is now entirely vacated.
Exhibitors protest against tho order relur-
ing the columbian quart 80 Ter cent. which
went into effect to-day. They say mat 10 lsayrs
their exhibits without sutlirIrIt Irntartiun
and increases the danger from IRE. as uany OF
tine WORKING VIII smoSe in tho buildings uu-
less properly restrained, and this cannot lie
done hyih"I reduced guar. reduction ofthe
rneuf 10 mn an order for Hln uniforms winch
have boon bnuEHt ~ q lhI,aielphia firm and
Wit Ee shiTIri S"ulh dud sold 10 COlOreu mu-
steal organizations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-02
JUSTICE TEMPERED WIN MERCY.
ThanksEivIBE Enthusiast- EscRPN with
slight Penalties IA Police Courts.

ThapksEivIpE Enthusiast- E.cap> with
slight Penalties Ia Police Courts.
There were comparatively few college stu
dents in the crowd of ceiebTators that faced
Justice Koch in jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday. and what few there were. being
about dozen out of total of Hfy-two. were
sunk in depths of woe. the natural reaction Of
the previous nights rejoicing They hung
Imply on the court ratings in every state Of
alcoholism. from simple lag" in the first de-
gree to eonplete and speechless collapse. 1t
was the dregs Of the celebration after all tho
enthusiasm and glory had been drained,
One bedTaGCled group wearing Yale blue
limped before the bag OF Justice clinginE tn
each Others necks aud when Justice Koch
asked them for an explanation they were
silent Finally. one of them hlurted out;
Judge. It's hard enough to keep sober when
your team has won, but us simply imposs-
bic 10 do it when they lose
lie and his companions were discharged. as
were also a crowd OF six WHO wore Princeton
co!ors and had celebrated little too vorifer-
ouslY on the puzzle hlEhWu}. z Zach NHthlhs.
the zig Princeton euloftl EaNG.l' VINO mas
eoted 10 some purpose Tor the "rst time sinro
~ was in ths crowd. together with lh" II.
wards brothers anu 1, !: iteh,tL Hute'9n
For seven years | ueen H-HEasc IN lot
Princeton" sRiI Zach to justice hOcn' an l
never seen such a day OF gior' as Yesterday; /
lust couldn't helu iettiE' myself out - 10 .tls.'
"Mell. i'll let you vut. too. Ihis time said
the Judge. and Zach aud his part were dis
charged. c
Prentice. who were uatled out at the IhlTtieth
street station house by ex-NRyor Hewitt on
Thank sE,Ying uISut, wegs AR aligned. lTen-
tice Was lined - and Ihs cIhers were dis
charged
at Roster 4 i.ial.s were discharged az the re.
quest OF Sir. hOster George tJrren VINO went
ont with 80 and landed in the station house
with nothing but - - Jag to show for his
money. was discharged. W. II. Tyreu. a forty
year-old man. who danced on broadway with
an open kniie IN his hand, was tineI $40. Most
o. tho others were discharged. aud the uues u
Al those who were fined WvTr paid
One group OF i've Was ErTGigupd b. Police
Elnu Wooden OF tho West Ihirticth street
station. who Was acting as sol' OF wRtchm4H
outside OF ClArk's bJuu restaurant on sixth
Avenue. They urra frank Wilson. Douglas T.
Vernon. Charles liaudal. 'gr"gGs foster kol-
Inns. and AEgie bisbr. They were tnel -
each. Young Rollins. who lives NJ l5o Ea't
Thirty eighth street. had a badly bruised ;aco
as a result OF his arrest. IL, vas 'out 10 en-
ter tie IsstauTant when Policeman Wooden:
Who was standing near. without SAYING q word
seized him aud threw. him into tho gqttsr;
The Young man picked himself IN. aud satd
quietly 70 the policeman; Aoa nave NJ HEhI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-02
THE Low TRE4sURY BALANCE
Secretary Carlisle In Consultation with ths
PrrsIde,i-Two Plans OF Relief

Secretary Carlisle In Consultation with the
Preside 1.-Two Plans OF Relief
wAsHINGroN. Dec. 1.-Secretary Carlisle had
n long consultation with the President to-day.
The inference Is that the forthcoming report
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury in relation to
the Treasury balance now down to $4,000
OOO--wns tho subject OF discussion. The
necessity OF adopting some means Of increas-
ing this balance before any new method OF
raising revenue can 90 into effect is pressing
itself upon the attention OF the Treasury Of
hcials, and 1t is believed will be urged upon
Congress when it reassembles on Monday.
There are two plans of increasing the Treas
ury balance which seem readest 10 hand:
one the coinage OF the silver segniorage. and
the nther the issue OF bonds IL n bond issue
should De rccnmmended. II Is regarded as rea-
sonahlv certain that 1t would be put In the
Rhapo OF n popular loan. to 10 taken up In
small amounts 10y our own people after the
style oil the French bond issue. so successfully
noated attcr the German war and that all ru-
mors OF u purpose to place loan abroad. either
in Germany or elsewhere. arc without good
foundation.
Two striking features are presented by the
comparative abatement Of the receipts md ex-
pendituro- oil the nited States issued by the
Treasury Department to-day. One shows that
tho receipts from customs have declined Tor
the first five months OF the current fiscal year.
as compared with the CORRESPONDING months
Of the last fiscal year S2lUOOOOO. and that
pensions have decreased StOUuOOO. The
statement also shows that while the receipts
have decreased S3l, az i'hJ' during the i've
months: the expenditures have Increased
counted for hy the increased expenditures Tor
the army and navy.