Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
REACHED THE NOTCH. Reserve Gold Goes to the Required
 One Hundred Millions. NO MORE FOOTBALL GOES Wit ' the Georgetown Uni- VI ity Carlisle Will Issue : Gold Certificates.
NO MORE FOOTBALL GOES

= ASHINGToN, Nov. 30.-The treasury 33e' reserve is intact again, standing today ~ the result of the recent bond issue above
 j3, 600 ,OO0, and when all the gold is paid in will reach about S1l5, ,0O0, ,000. The treas ury's condition, too, is improving, the monthly statement to be issued tomorrow sh howin s 1t will an increa. If $s00, ,000 in receipts TOT Novem Der over October aud decrease of s5,C00,000 in expenses, making the total excess of expenditures over receipts for the first year to December 1 S23 ,000 ,0)0, or at the rate of S4 ,609, 900 H month. The excess of expenditures over re- ceipts for the month of October was S13,- 600, GOO, while for November the excess will be about IS, ,000. The excess of ex- penditures over receipts for the first year coded June 30, 1894, was about S70, ,0)0 ,0J9, or nearly s6, GOO ,00J month.
 INJURED FooTBALLIsTs.
 c. D. Bahen, the college half back, who was disabled in the Georgetown college and Columbia Athletic club football game in this city on Thanksgiving Day, proved to have sustained a serious spinal Injury. An unfounded rumor of hls death was circu- lated today. The other Georgetown men who were injured yesterday are doing well. Harder of Columbia, who had his collar bone broken, will come around all right, and was at the theater last night, notwith- standing his severe injury. There will be no more football contests between these two teams, as the faculty of the George town university has decided to prohibit them in the future.
 NAVAL CHANGES.
 Rear Admiral John c. Walker has been ordered to the light house board, relieving Rear Admiral J. A. Greer, who succeeds Admiral Walker as chairman Of the naval examining and retiring board. The change will take place tomorrow morning. The orders come as a complete surprise to al- most every one in the navy except to Ad- miral Walker. It was generally known that he would succeed Admiral Greer on the lattsr's retirement from active service, February 2S next, but no one had any idea that Admiral Greer would be relieved of his present duties before that time. The honor is one Admiral Walker has steadily sought, though he has always expressed willingness to accept any duty that might be assigned to him.
 Admiral Greer was chairman Of the light house board, and no doubt is expressed that Admiral Walker will succeed him in that position. Admiral Walker does not retire until March 20, 1897.
 VICTIMS OF THE BLAZE. Belle Addison, one of the victims of fhel fire in this city at the Nellie La Rue dis reputable house on Wednesday last, died this morning from her injuries. She was New York woman and the mother Of sev- eral children. Flora Preston, the other woman hurt, is in a precarious condition, and her recovery is doubtful. Her spine is fractured, her collar bone broken and one lung ruptured. Both women received their injuries by neediessly jumping from the upper windows of the place.
 WILL RESUME GOLD CERTIFICATES.
 It is believed that as soon as Secretary Carlisle finds that the gold reserve has passed the reserve mark of S100, COG, 900 he will resume the issue of gold certificates for such additional gold as may be suose- quently deposited, when such certificates are desired. It is generally conceded that the law bearing on the subject is mauda- tory and its provisions "authorizo and direct" the secretary of the treasury to issue gold certificates for gold deposited in sums of S20 aud over. No question exists that the law is mandatory in prohibiting the issue of gold certificates after the gold reserve falls below the $100 ,000, 900 point, and in April, 1893, when the gold reserve was first invaded, an order was issued to that effect. When the gold reserve was in- creased by bond issue to Sl05, ,090, 900 no gold certificates were issued, because so far as known no demand was made for them, and the reserve stood at Sl0o ,0OO, GOO only for few weeks.
 When all the gold for the last issue of bonds is paid in the reserve will reach nearly S115, ,000, ,0O0, and it is thought will continue above the $100, ,000, GOO limit for some nt1e 10 come, consequently there will be no danger in resuming the issue Of gold certificates for new gold deposited.
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