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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-04-06
r,,o THE sTATTNroN BUILDING

THO THE STAUNTON BUILDING
j ASSOCIAIION-TAkE NOTICE.
:. That will apply to the Hastings Court for the
1884, the same being Thursday, the 10th day of
May, 1891. to have the following deeds of trust in
your favor upon that certain house and lot Sit
uated at the north west corner of Court House
Alley and New Street. Stanton, Va. released
and discharged the debts in said deeds having
been paid: 1st A deed of trust from Jno. B.
Scherer and wife dated February 2sth 1867, to z.
Il. Hoge and Others Trustees, of record IN the
curing you the sum of $4)40o and second. A
deed of trust from the same parties to S. H.
Hoshour and others, Trustees, da ted June 29th,
81. also of record in said clerks office in d. b.
5 page ST. securing you the am of S635 CO..
Mar. 30th 1891. e.. HAGEMAN,
Patrick & Gordon p q.-ap5 1t BY Counsel.
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yJ,REAsURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Super
i vising Architect, Washington, u. c
March 90 1891 SEA LED PROPOSALS will be
received al TINS office until o clock p M. on the
18th day of A pril, 1851, and opened Immediately
thereafter, for all the labor and materials and
fixing in place complete the low pressure, return
circulation, steam heating and ventilating ap-
paratus required for the U. S. Post Office build
ing at Staunton, Va, in accordance with the
drawings and specification, copies of which may
be had at this Office the office of the Superin-
tendent at Stauntcn. Va. Each bid must be ac-
companied by.a certified check for a sum not
less than 9 per cent. of the amount of the propo-
sal. The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids and to waive any defect OF informally in
any bid If it be deemed in the interest of the
Governmental do so. All bids received after
the time stated will be returned to the bidders
Proposals must be enclosed in envelopes, sealed
and marked, PROPOSAL for the Low Pres
sure, Return Circulation, Steam Heating and
Ventiating Apparel us for the q. S. Post Office
building at Staunton, Va.'' and addressed to
JEREMIAH O'ROUkKE, Supervising Archi-
lecJ. nar50 ct
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WAN TED.

Ho ,est, temperate, energetic men, to SC icit or
ders for Fruit and Ornamental n ursery
Sto SIX Permanent employment AID goot
,ysSe :: also liberal inducements to loo: agents
Varie ties especially adapted TO the south. Stool
warrs nted true to name. satisfaction g'iaran
food Write at once for terms and territory
'e7" ddress r. C. CHAS g. CO.,
n43Os ;outh Penn Square, Philadelphia
1 fec 9 LII
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VIRGINIA;-In the circuit court Of Augusta
county, in vacation, March 9th, 1894.
William F. Asst, Plaintiff,
VS..
The Staunton Land Company. Staunton De-
yelopment Company and others, Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The object OF this suit is to enforce the vendors
lien reserved in deed from William Fl. Asst and
wife to the Staunton Development Company
bearing date August 2lst, 1890, and to obtain a
decree for the sale Of the tract OF land conveyed
by said deed for the satisfa elton of the bonds of
the Stanton Land Company 10 William F. Asst
secured by reservation of said vendors lien.
1t appearing in the above styled cause that The
number of the defendants upon whom process
appearing that the defendants upon whom pro-
has been served represent like interests with
the parties who have not been served with pro-
cess it is ordered and directed by the court in
accordance with the provisions of section $3.50,
of the Code OF Virginia OSS7) that the parties to
the above named suit who have not been served
with process may be proceeded against by order
of publication. 1t is therefore ordered that the
following named defendants i'll said suit to wit:
George III. Ayre, Baltimore Journal of Commerce,
r. p. Bell, Trustee, Charles Bell, w. e. Clark,
Frank Carr, A. S. Davis, w. j. Gooding, Charles
Cans, VIM. Cans, and Max GaIs, partners under
the name of Cans Bros. Guild & Lord. w. Stro-
ther Jones, T. II. JarraIt, P. J. ISavanaugh, S.
Nowlan, VIM. Patrick, Trustee, j. Wesley Raw
lings South Publish ing Company, e. H. Sim
pers, A. 2. Smith, l.. c. Shehey, J. L. Strothef, J
H. Taylor, j., S. R. Tabb, c. P. Williams, j. l..
appear here within fifteen days after due publ
cation of this order ;snd do what is necessary to
protect their in terests in this suit.
A cOpy-teSte,
j. u. L. Bumgardner, p.q. Clerk.
S3-it.
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We have now 0ahtSta hding more than $685.
600, coo in silver certificates issued under ex-
isting laws. They are serving the purpose of
money nsefuify and without question. Our
gold reserve, amount ing 10 only little more
than 500, 000, 900, is directly charged with the
redemption of S3i6, 900, 900 of United States
notes When it is proposed to initiate cur
silver currency it is time for STRENGTHENING
our gold-reserve, instead of depicting it,
cannot conceive of longer step toward silver
recommendation than we take when we spend
our gold to buy silver certificates for circula-
ton, especially in view OF the practical Diff
culties surrounding the repleaishment OF aGg
gold.
This leads me to earnestly present The
desirability ofgranting to the See4ets ~ Of
the Treasury better power than new exist
to issue bonds to, protect our gold reserv,
when for any reason it should be NECESSARY
Our currency is in such coniuse d condition
and our financial affairs are apt to assume a
any time SO critical position tnat if seems t,
me such course is dictated by ordinary pru
dence.
lam not insensible to the arguments in favo
OF coming the buA2i@n SCI gnorage now in th
Treasury, and I believe it could be done safe
ly and with advantage if the Secretary of th
Treasury had the pf wer to issue bonds at
low rate Oh interest r.nder authority in substi
luton III that BOW existing and better suitet
TO tfls protection of the Treasury.
h'pa way MI i present itself in the nea
future TO- tine adj lstment Of our monetary at
AIRS IN seeh r comprehensive and conserva
| tFE's manner as will accord to silver its prope
! .'lace i'll orr Currency; but in the mean time
| am eXtre Iel solictous that whatever action
we tax" on 7his subject may be such as to pre-
vert ]oss q, I'd Encouragement to our peopl,
at home and the destru elton Of confidence ii
| our fiAanci Il management abroad.
GROVER CLEVELAND
Executive Mansion. March 30, 1891,
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laOMMISSIONER 'S SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESrATE-Pursuant to d decree
of the circuit court of Augusta county in the
cause of Evey VS.. Evey, Will sell at public auc-
tion in front of the court house, in Staunton, on
Monday, the Esd day Of April, 1921,
that valuable little home situated in Augusta
county near Hermitage, on which Joseph Evey
resided in his lifetime: this lot contains a.
about 10 acres of land with comfortable Rpi..s
dwelling and outbniidings on it. The sale .S4sss-
offers opportunity for any one desiring a
small home i'll s. good neigh norhood.
YERM@.-Cash i'll hand 10 pay costs of suit and
expenses of sale, and any unpaid taxes. and the
residue III three equal nsia.ments al six. twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser executing
bonds for said deferred instalnent with APP
proved personal security and bearing interest,
and waving the homestead, and the title to be
retainedas ultimate security. The purchaser
will be required to pay the taxes fof lS9i
a. G. GORDON,
Commissioner.
I, JOS 49, Woodward clerk of the circuit court
of Augusta county. certify that A. c. Gordon has
executed the bond required by decree OF sale in
the cause of Gvey, &c vs. lGvey, &c.
Given under my hand this 2ist day OF March,
1891. JOS. B. WOODWARD.
mar23-4t Clerk,
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E. NJ. Cushing & Son. Auctloneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
John G. Fulton, &C.
The GrOttOeS Co.
Pursua Mt to a decree of the circuit court of Au-
rusta county, rendered in the above entitled
:hancery cause on the Sth day of December 1893,
the undersigned commissioners, appointed for
the purpose will offer for Sal at pubic auction,
1T the front door of the court house in Stanton,
Virginia, on
Monday. april Esd, 1894, (court day),
the following described real estate in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, to-Wit: >xailsfssssSsaah
The tract of land situate near Shen- ,s!sSszsisaa
dun. in the county of Augusta, on the S.RsSa ~
Norfolk L. Western Railroad, being R8SYfss5sN
portion of the Lee ID. Patterson tract.
consisting of Isl acres. rood and 81 -a.za.s-.-
po!es all of which lies east of the line OF said rail-
road 30 acres of this land is cleared,
and in good state of cultivation, and the remain
der consists of fine timber.
TERMS-One-fifth cash on day of sale and the
residue of the purchase price in three equal an
nual nstallments. for which the purchaser will
be REQUIRED to execute bonds with approved Sc
curity bearing interest from day of sale, and
the til lie re tanned as ultimate security.
JOHN Il. II RisiS, JR.,
J. w. BLACKBURN,
Commissioners.
Jos. b. Woodward, Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, do certify that John T. ar
ris, Jr, has executed the bond require by decree
of sale entered in the cause of John G Fulton, ct
ais. VS.. The Grottces Company, at the November
fern. 1893. Given under my hand this Goth day
of FEB 1891. JOS. b. WOODWARD,
mar3J ids Clerk.
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TlNsLEY & MORTON, Proprietors.

Published every Friday. Price $I.50 per year;
IS cents for six months, and 40 cents for months
-invaria bly, in advance.
Transient advertisements l2A cents per line
each insertion and 81 cents each Insertion there
AFTER Contracts for longer terms made at tn
counter.
Local circulation in Augusta. Rockbrldge, RockIng
ham. Allegheny, Highland and Bath Counties.
Gives general and local news: stories and mis-
celiany; reliable commercial reports.
II. c. TINsLEY,
A. S. MORTON.
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TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of deed of
4 trust executed by Nathaniel HILBERT and
wife, bearing date on the 2Sth day of september,
1891 L will proceed In front Of the Court House
in the city of Stanton, on
Saturday, the Nth day Of April, 1894,
to selpat public auction, for CASH, that very
desirable dwelling and lot situated west of and
near the city of Staunton, and near the Fair
Grounds and which is well known as s'Steep
HILL" being the property now occupied by
Nathaniel HILBERT, and formerly occupied by
Col. John l.. Peyton. The lot contains 10 acre s,
ana the dwelling and i'm provements thereon are
very commodious and desirable.
JAMES BUMGA RDNER, JR,
mario st Trustee
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greater hsurss sfsss dealers considering 1t 2,to Is
cents.
Mich tows.-There is full offering and q fair
trade. Quotations $50 to $40 per head, and a few
extra at SIS per head.
Veal Calves.-There Is fair Offering and slow
trade. Prices sa5lac per Ib.
RICHMOND, Mar 3l-The following prices ruled
in the cattle market this week per hundred lbs
all gross except where marked net:
Best s4GO
Medium to good.....................2 75 325
Common to fair. ......... eco a ESQ
Bulls. .............. $50 2.7s
800 a 400
Hogs inetl. $50 500
Receipts-Cattle 800, sheep and Lambs 200,
Hogs go.
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Monday, the Esd day of Aprd, 1894.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to decree
OF the circuit court of Augusta county, rendered
IN the cause of Piedmont Guauo ard Manufac-
turing Co. VS. Henry A. Davis, wild sell al pub
lie auction in front OF the Court House in Staun-
ton, On
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Monday, Esd dag Of April, 1S91


that very valuable tract CT land situa-
ted in Augusta county about i've ,2aR&
miles north of Waynesboro, ON which xJsSyessk
said Davis now resides. This land is ESkY jzSaN
a part of the tract known as The Por-
tsitieId tract. contains about u acres ~zszz==-
OF the finest farming land in Augusta county,
situa ted in good neighborhood, near churches,
schools and mills.
! expenses of sale and any unpaid taxes, and the
residue upon credit OF l, 2 and 3y>a:s, payable
in equal Instruments the purchaser executing
bonds for said deferred instruments with an.
| proved personal security, bearing interest and
| waving the homestead, and the title to be re-
tained as ultima re security. The purchaser will
he reauira ID to pay the taxes Tor 1891.
VIM PATRICK
Com issioner
L. JOS B. Woodward, c'erk of the circuit court
! of Augusta county, do certify that " M PATRICK
has executed the bond required bv decree of ale
in Piedmont Guano and Manufacturing Co. vs..
Given under my hand this Goth dav of March.
1884, JOS, Is. WOODWARD, =
mar2S4t Clerk,
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-May y f ,ssPx
acres improved farming land known the Zig
Spring Farm and situated on the N. & W. r. r.,
between Lipscomb and Stuart's Draft. The IS rm
has npOn ii a residence and necessary out S=A
buildings, all comparatively new. Album 7a;3!!
dance OF good timber fresh water and a. G&s4
must be cash, the balance secured by bonds at s
years if desired. For further particulars I'D less
G. j. conner,
SWoope's Depot.
apr6 its Augusta Co. Va.
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CoMMlSSioNERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to decree
of the circuit court of Augusta county, in the
cause OF Watson VS.. Tlsdale, we will sell at pub
lie auction IN front of the court house in aun-
ton, on
Monday, the Esd day of April, 1894,
tract of land in Augusta county .s.ssszsHs
about four miles south of Staunton, ssSzs5aSesk
bsio l l to NJ NJ Tsdale. containing a5ss3x
about 10 acres, adjoining the other SaSVaSsE
lands owned by Tisdaie. This is good
farming land, in good state of culti- .1assk.A
walton, we'll watered and lies in a good neigh
borhcod.
TERMs.-Ten per cent. of the purchase money
in cash, and the residue in three equal payments
at9. Is and u months from date of SALE the pur-
chaser executing bonds for said deferred install
ments with approved personal security, bearing
interest and Walving the homestead, and the
title to be retained as ultlmate security
w. E. CRAIG,
VIM. PATRICK,
Commissioners.
l, JOS. B. woodward. clerk of the circuit court
of Augusta county, do certify that VIM Patrick
has exec. to the bond required by decree of sale
IN Watts, n IS. Tisdale.
Given II ter my hand this Goth day of March,
1871 JOS. b. WOODWARD
nar23 it Clerk.
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TOMMI SSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
| ~ REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to q decree
of the circuit court of augusta county in the
cause OF Eda l., Harris Agnes L. Guthrie eft
ais viii sell at pubic auction in front of the
court house in Staunton, on
Monday, the Esd day Of AprU, 1894,
the house and lot in Fishersville belong -
| ing to the late A. $. Harris. This LOT CON Afi5A
tains ABOUT "a or n of an acre with stable lslII
and Kitchen upon II, 1t is located in the village
of Fishersvile, and would make any one desir-
ing to purchase it a fine location for comforta-
| BILE home.
| TEKMS.-Cash to pay the costs of suit and ex
penses of sale, and any unpaid taxes, and the
residue in three equal instaments at six twelve
and egh teen mouths from date ofsale the Dur-
chaser executing bonds for said deferred install
mems with approved personal security bearing
interest ard waving the homestead. and the
title to be retained as ultimate security Pur-
chaser will be required to pay the taxes for 1884,
VIM. PATRICK,
Commissioner,
!, Jos 3. woodward, Clerk OF the circuit court
OF Augusta county, do certify that VIM. Patrick
has executed the bond required by decree of sale
In the cause of Eda l.. Harris VS.. Agnes l.. Guth.
RE ct ais.
1891. Hos II WDOTWA ARD
mar23 1T Clerk.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-04-06

A World of
OF
Marvellous,
IL in
THE PEERLESS ADAM 4-PAW CIRCUS.
i -
THE MATCHLESS ADAM 4-PAW MEMAGERlE
The Ont GeatSsa nFatureof the
M M r. M A r a N L E. 7 7 E
hero akers:
F. I L E. M A X E. r
Champs o
1-2 INCHES HIGH.
JUPITER, Champion High Jumping Pony of the World.
EVERGREEN, Shows Under the Saddle Cats
Paw
HERD OF PERFORMING and DANCING ELEPHANTS
tina
o make the
andh Sheafof
The Superb FREE Street Parade.
in
lin lcie
toWnsal
ADMISSION SO CENTS Children years age cents
Coupon numbered actually seat tickets
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THOROUGHBRED STOCK FOR SALE

THOMPSON E. TRlMBLE.
Breeders of Thoroughbred Shropshire Sheep
Short Horn Cattle, Chester White Hogs, and
Scotch Collie Dogs Prices to suit the times
apr6 GINS Swoope Augusta Co Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22


The foreign exchanges were strong. WInoue
alteration i'm recent conditions Engageliheennnt'
NJ gold for export TOMORROW aggregated siovo,
O0O Following are quotations for actual CUISINES.
BANKERS bills 81 SIX @N S7ie and 81 so$t lot ioms
and short sterling respectively: French francs,
5I67. and SIS less Lie; reichsmarks' sofS anu
958. elders 40 5-l6 and 40 I-lO. , :, -
90 r. 7 ondon British consols advanced IS 10
1o0 9-16 for money and 1005s for the account. me
P3rlt IF England gained f730oO bullion on pal
anco In the open market money was suos.aiI
tally UNCHANGED at lQls per cent LOT Us o,i,o
and 2, ner cen; Tor bankers balances bar sli'er
ADVANCED 3-lGd to Is 1l-16d an ounce Amer', ian
railvav shares were dull. but higher. untI 'ne
aF.er1oon when recessions occurred owing 20
ruroors Of assessments on bankrupt stocks Al Al
Paris French per cents rallied trlle 10 iVilo,
sight exchange on London rising 20 Zol' lr''''
10 the sterling. = -on. ouo.o-
Tho Tribunes weekly table of current quo1a-
lions of city bank stocks yesterday gave t'le
0g,,res Of The last recorded sale OF Garileld ~
,ional hank stock at $40 share. large hoIue!
of the stock says that thai quotation Is ~.
Sri,, commemorative Of the value Of the properly
and that he is personally bidding $ivo Tor 'ne
stock No bd or asked quotations are CIV" 80
Tho Tribune's table becaus" there Is none IT,
norted from the Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES o. CHICAGO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Monday. May Zip. m

Monday May 21-p. m.
The market as a whole made further progress
toward lower prices to-day. and some OF its feat-
ures were significant An outbreak OF Hquida-
ton in the stocks OF defauitng railway com
panies was concidcnt with the success OF 'he
New-York and New England reorganization plan.
and large apparent buying for European ac-
count was followed by even more free selilhs oil
stocks dealt in abroad The London purchases
in the morning doangs. IT is generally agreed
were important IN amount. and were responsible
FOR the early rally. But 1t may be feared that
the operations were largely OF an ephemerai ar
hitrage character, for the foreign exchanges
abated not one whit OF their recent strength and
nearly 100000 gold was taken from the Sub
Treasury for shipment abroad. And II was AFTER
the execution Of these London orders that inc
stocks which are listed in Europe fell 10 thelr
lowest points. The late small rally IN prices WAS
obviously due 10 covering 70 take pear pFo"'s'
Even where net losses for the day were not IN
portant. the course Of the international STOCKS
was suggestive ST. Paul declined ia per cent
and rallied only r. Northern Pacihc preferred
fell per cent and recovered only IA, Reading
fell Ia and regained only the fraction LorlsVHle
and Nashville lost lss per cent and rose only =
subsequently. and Union Pacific. after selling OF
49, per cent did not rally more than " per
cent The announcement tndt HO!u"Ih '4 '"i''-
quarters Of the Ncw-York and New-tngidnd
cardtal stock had decided TO accept the proposed
goo assessment I'm the reorganization plan may
a,rnrly be Indicative Of the faith generally held
with regard t. the nexhaustible mystery-makiHs
mower OF the managers Of that company VINO
ever they may be But with regard 10 c'"er
| comDanies now in the hands Of the courts u'r
impression Is daily strengthening that the pro-
lorged depression in railway earnings Is iorc-
ing The issue OF heavy assessments as the price
/ for preserving an equity in any reorganizauoh.
The market is still so narrow that any Sehe'"'
/ n,ovement Of values seems bound - nave I'M
/ portant exceptions. To-day the pressure against
! American Sugar Refining was relaxed "' ~ a.
ard the last price was not only points above
the lowest Of the day. but IL per ceni better
than on Saturday Chicago Gas was Mnepeh-
IDENTIFY strong and while the prevailing dePreS-
sion took its price to 65h, there was an easy re-
coycry Of "a per cent. General Electric also
/ showed resistance 10 the confronting 'e"''"0S'
| and recovered all II It's early loss -
TIE market closed with the late rally In prog
| ress but unsettled In temper
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARl\hI.
Only t~lfing sales OF Government - al lS
/ COMPRISED the dealings At the Stock fN'"aHt
r,ids for the IS were reduced 1sn'i. out 'he aSN-
ing price OF the Us raised q per cent. ro'-
/ lowing are corrected quotations:
akci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

In State bonds small sales were made o! l'u-
rnss,e settlement % at 1874. Virginia 6s deferred,
,~est REGENTS at IA and hali-b)nd Of the 70
pcr cents al 602a and Alabama class ~ al III
The only trading IN city bank stocks was IN
Market and Fulton 60 AZ 21"4.
The general bond snarket remained dull, 0uIy
$4,000 representing the par value o; totai dea!-
!ngs VIVA, activity there was ran TO sprciAl
issues Large sales Of Atchson seconds were
made from S2il to rs; closing at H+4, although
one bond fetched % AT tine end. The general -
are down 2. per cent at 1874. with sales AT '5's'
seller u days" Reading issues were Irregular
but the seconds income lost i at - ana thiFds
dropped ~ per cent TO 1884,. Firsts income were
q shade higher at 2SA. after selling at 28s ana
general As lost "a per cent at 14&i WIN saie5 at
74M "seler 10 days" Northern Pacihc iTsts reg
isered rose ! per cent 10 100 but coupons were
UNCHANGED at l07 consOs % fell w 10 2oH4
on small transactions. New-York. Chicago ard
St Louis a. are off q per cent 70 99i2. Erie new
seconds Drexel- Morgan receipts. sold at 49, the
last previous sale Of one bond having been AT
r. The market was irregular but inclined 10
drop. Reference Is made to our full report OIL
bond sales.
Money on call remained easy at per cent
Time rates are unchanged.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges. s59.9S5.735; balances. $3S6S.1S6.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House $295,46S It's net loss on balance since Eth
day was sl.S330i0. made up by loss of $l,4So lSc
in coin, less a gain OF Sl55G9O In currency The
two days operations included Receipts, 5000
767: payments 81 .S67 sol: resulting In n general
balance Of $l45,Sl7.4G5 consisting OF S9O.l26,2Si
coin and $3.50 .23l currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day s3OO.529 National bank notes fol
redemption.
The customs receipts were s3i099S the internal
revenue receipts S6S4.917 and the ul!sce,laneou:
receipts s63.SsS
To-day's Washington Treasury statement o.
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
sa o, hand ,s az sss,sS. Doc Ssssis
No. legation isrs ...... "a oss "a, -. 40, Al