The sun., 1894-02-04
ouEsrrons pr suN RnApEns

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Noticing query IN regard Baxter and s not
being mentioned earlier than vaentines Manual 1860.
| have = J. n. Cotton Co Atlas, Vol. L. issus 1855,
showing part OF New York city wherein the street be
| tween Mulberry and Centre is put down as Baxter
| street This and inquiry among some Of my older
relatives who have told me that was changed right
after trouble around the Five Points dhat IL,
when II was particularly lawless tnere(" Evidently
valentines Manual corrected mp to date ~Aya
The series Of manuals began in 1912; evidently the
historical notes tbs names Of streets were prepared
for early number. and were not changed thereafter
Please state folly as time and space VIII allow Just
nS, P,es. sn s Sssnns t Ss ate
war the amounts OF each, when redeemed or can:
sse6 now i;s1ed and wbs, bond. now outstanding.
fifty million dollars In treasury notes. not bearing
interest wsrs issued under the act OF July IL 1S8ii
they were made legal tender by the act Of March ~.
1862 aud 80 600 600 more were authorized on Feb
H. 1902 The nrst Greenback act IL that of feb 20.
| 1862 IL authorized s15O 900 900. which were legal
| tender. and receivable "the same as coin. Mt par
vaue" The second Groenback act dates from July IL.
1852 authorized another $50 ooO0OO. legal tender
and receivable in all cases except in payment Of Gus
| toms dutisa On July IL 1862 postage stamps were
made receivable by Government for sums less than
80 on Jan. II. 1864 siOOO 5000 OF United states
| notes were authorized to pay the army and navy;
| these notes were legal tenders -Four hundred mil
| lion OF dollars Of Treasury notes-Si oo. 600 900 to
be counted Issued under the act Of Jan H. 1863
were authorized by section OF the act Of March O.
| 1863 The third section OF this act was the third
Greenback act, authorizing sl5OoOnOOO more green
backs and the fourth section provided for fractional
currency" not in amount than $50 oooOoo. The
National Bank act OF June g. 1864 provided for $780,
| 100000 in bank notes The act of June 80. 1894
| authorized s2oo. .OoooOO Treasury notes. legal ten
| dsra The act OF April H. 1855. made all Treas
| ury notes. whether interest.bearing or not. re.
| csivabis by Government for any bonds The act OF
July H. 1870 added s54 600 900 to the amount Of bank
notes authorized; and the act Of June 20 1874 hxed
the amount s3s2 600 900. The sherman act author
lied Treasury notes for the purchae OF nlver Bond
issues authorized as follows July H. 1851. $500
| ooOooO per cent twenty.year bonds. or Treasury
notes drawing $40 per cent for three years or such
| notes without interest oneyear notes bearing in
| terest at $50 per cent; Feb 10 1852. S5oOoOOOOo
| twenty.yehr bonds at per cent; March 9. 1863
5000 900 tenforty bonds per Cfhis
TO include all bonds Treasury notes and greenbscks
| authorized by the act. that IT, s4OoOoo.OO0 In
Treasury notes $3.50 600 600 greenbacks, and $50.
oooOOO fractional currency desvng really only
$500 oOo. 900 in bondS3 March 8. 1854, $500.
ooo.ooo nve-forty bonds lin lieu OF the same
| amount authorized by the preceding acp; June 80.
1864. f4OO ooo.OOo nve.thirty bonds; March g.
1855 5000 600 900 bonds notes: July II. 1870 and
Jan. 20 1871. $500 600 600 ten.year bonds at per
cent $500 600 900 hfteenyear bonds at ~ per cent
500 600 thirtyyear bonds at per cent this
being the Refundne act. OF legaitender notes. green
backs s1,pO7. .3l6 7p2 were issued and S3+d 1919
still outstanding; s5564T.5o of the demand Treas
ury st exist and about 81 900 900 in fractional
| currency still out National bank notes to $751;
221 in circulation. and 500 25s Coz Of the sher
man act notes All OF the bonds have been redeemed
except s25 364 500 OF the AZ cents Of 1870 S559
OF the per cents OF 1870 and ss4 10 OF the
| per cent "refundng certincates" OF 1879 Tho per
OF 1870 not redesmAoo until 1901 the other
| bonds are redeemabe now.
Can yPn sys me figure. % on n. rollowi6T points;
1890 value OF product OF sheep for food ac. lsro
labor capital Invested IA wooilen mills; what per
labor. assuming wool to be raw naterIOl' III r.
| There 47a73,55 sheep In the United states
worth si25 900 2di an average value of about 81 10
We do know how much capital Ia invested In sheep
| farms &C The wool product in 1890 40 600 900
pounds tho mean price OF which was 80 cents; the
total value thus being S93 oooooO We have no record
OF tho value OF sheep used for foods that s something
that the woolen do not seem to take into cOnsid
eraton Almost no part of the of wool is labor
Sheep be raised with little on land good
for other purpose. and the amount brought in by
selling the woois almost clear profit so far as the item
of labor s concerned In 1890 the capital invested In
woolen mills was s3204l7. .3ot. The wages paid in
| the year were s7a7d7,s7l; tho products were
valued $685. 23l log: about 28 per of
the value of the products are BY the labor
| wII ,you let me tnow the record OF the sixth New
zouAvos. during the time they were in servies' ~
Tho regiment was accepted by the State on May 2a
| 1861, and was mustered in April 80 and May rs.
1861. 1t left the State June To- served principally in
| Florida and WAS mustered out this city June 20.
1863 Itost IL killed in action, of wounds, 81
| by disease IL present at tho battles OF Santa
Rosa Island oct D. 1851; Pensacola Nov 81 23; Forts
Mckee. jan 1852; Port Hudson. louisiana, March
| IL. is. and elsewhere
.R.:ni FnsI%! ana If aa American s;i'a S.a
| An American citizen obtain English patent
his invention under certain restrictions tho patent
expires later than the term Of his American patent
The fees fl hrs application, on hling complete
| specifications, f3. There arc other small fees of
| amount hIed ty the Board OF Trade. payable from
time to time.
am told that a. the hSS.s: At i22 and VIZ I3t wilsn
| built d T. L.
Assign on the houses say. that they were built in
l7dt; they look their age; every year oft.
| LIS Jakot. tn. Hungarian writer jew, = This
IN Aa..is arc those o. Prince ehcsIlsnSuIs;
ArchdsEs Albert So5 900 .eIs.| Arc any o. these
% sSs Ooy. a.o su mem s TO fogSoSS saSoS
acres Am l not right IN believing that they own Al
acres remain out Of their grasp ASnsrsuG
i. hAurus JOkAiisA CalvinisL 2. These are all Ro-
man Catholics Some of the German Jews. when they
compelled take adopted those OF the
towns prncipalities where they lived That why
We accustomed to consider all IIchtenseins and
| schwarZenbeTgs Is Jews. because we haven't "the
honor of the acquaintance OF those whose the
Jews appropriated. q You not right; you believe
too much The area OF Austria is l5sIs millions of
Acrss About 1914 millions OF fail belong TO
| thess prineeL
which IL the richest country In the worldt LII
The United statsA We have s6o4, 600 900 in gold.
| s8IS 100000 In silver. and s4l2. 900 OF paper.
France has greater per capita circulation than
have. Our per capita is s24 81: FTanee'a stoS6.
J. WIN you kindly inform me the date Of the burning
OF barracks at Carlisle fa.F IL was about June 1868
2 Also few days following the battle OF GettysbuTE
Pa. when Gen, Lees army crossed the Potomac River
| a. wiliamspOrt Pa IL was about July 10 or II.
Il lSdA W. II. W.
| The arsenal and barracks at Carlisle we're burned
during the bOmbaTdment by the ConfederAtss on July
]. 1864 Lee Tscrosssd the Potomac the 18Th OF
| July 1888.
Who vas the author OF the Dying Gladiator The
time OF ia eXecutlonr Was the author ureek. or
what vas his nativity N j, II.