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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
"PINK DOMINOES."

A Performance of Even Excellence
at the Grand.
If it were not that comparisons are obi
Gus and sometimes malodorous we might
compare the performance of Pink Domi-
noes now being given at the Grand
Opera house, with some that have recent
~ been given at the theatre. On the one
hand one would be describing a bright,
sparkling comedy, with everybody we'll
dressed, careful, spirited, giving evidence
of thought and a sincere desire to give
the best rendition possible, net a soul
hating or imperfect in his lines, and with
every attention given to detail. No mat
ter that the motive of Pink Dominoes
is under the rose, and is far from being
one of those pieces that breaches high
moral lesson, they play it well enough,
and fulfill the principal object of a place
of amusement; namely, to amuse. On
the other hand, at the theatre, in that
historic building of high aims and eleva-
ted purposes, we have had clap-trap of
the first water, with half the people read
ing their lines and some of the rest for
getting theirs, with muddy shoes in the
parlor and misty purposes throughout,
and in some instances the worst acting
that ever the footlights frowned upon.
Certainly under such comparisons the
need not fear the effect of public opinion;
but, on the contrary, will find that the
people who go to theatres to have their
cares dispelled and who appreciate wit
and keen humor, will continue to gain
confidence in the even excellence of the
amusement, and learn to believe that
while some weeks may be better than
others, every piece will, at least, be rem
dered with artistic care.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
SEARCH LIGHT SIGNALS.
FOUR INCH MIRROR REFLECTS
LIGHT FROM THE FORT.
The Regulars Failed, But Emise
Came to the Rescue-A Photo
graph Taken at the Fort BY the
Beam of the Search Light.

The search-lghts of the Old Dominion
Cigarette company, which have been at
tracing so much attention lately, were
put TO new use last night. BY means
of the heliograph and the Morse code, a
conversation was carried on between
those on the roof of the Templeton hotel
and the people at Fort Douglas. The sue
cess was so marked that the experiment
Will probably be repeated tonight.
Manager Turk says that while they
were in Denver signaling was carried on
with a party on Pixies Peak, sixty-eight
miles away by means of a large mirror
The signal corps at Fort Douglas heard
of this and arranged that an experiment
should be tried last night In conse-
quence detachment of the corps went
on the roof of the Templeton, and, while
the smaller light was turned on them the
larger one was turned in the direction of
the Fort.
The detachment from the Fort was ac-
companied by several officers and a few
ladies. who dared to risk life, limb and
nerves, as well as several of the signal
make the experiment success, and the
attempts to get the Photograph in opera
ton were watched with anxious expect
ancy. However, trial after trial resulted
only in failure. A reflection from the
Fort could be seen. but nothing intelligi-
BILE could be sent from the Photograph on
the building. At length the regulars gave
up in despair and went back to the Fort.
Signalling seemed a failure.
However, where the regulars had failed
the militia was victorious. c. A. Emise,
of the signal corps of the National
Guard. volunteered his services to send
and read messages and d shut-off was
placed on the large light With this the
Morse code. with its dots and dashes, was
run off. 1t took a great while to get the
Photograph at the Fort properly focused,
but al length there was an answering
flash from the mirror and then the mes
sages began travelling rapidly back and
forth.
The only instrument at the Fort was
the four-inch mirror used in sun-signal-
ing. Yet the flash from this in reflection
could be seen with great distinctness
from the city Mr.. Emise had no trouble
whatever in reading the messages once
the proper focus was obtained.
After chatting for a time there came
message from the Fort asking for both
beams and for them to be left on there
for while. A few moments later came
a message that the signal corps and Wis
itors had been photographed by the light
with Old Dominion cigarettes in their
mouths. The conversation from this time
on was most cordial.
At the Fort the beam was surprisingly
bright. One of the visitors held out at
arms length an envelope addressed in a
lady's handwriting-no the angular
fashionable hand. but in the fine Italian
hand-and it could be read plainly The
people there could hardly look at the
light.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
PROPOSED SILVER CONFERENCE.

The proposition to hold conference of
representative silver men in this city on
May Is. as announced in the dispatches
Monday, and the request of Governor
Richards. of Montana, that Governor
in yesterdays Herald, continue to be dis
cussed by mining men, and the plan is
heartily endorsed. 1t is believed that such
a conference would bring to Salt Lake
the leading silver advocates of the Uni
ted States. and would ultimately result in
much good in the way of mapping out
plans for an educational campaign.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
CONVENTION CHAT.

The brilliant system of saving money
in this convention was aptly shown in
yesterdays minutes. There were seven
pages of printed matter. OF these over
three pages were devoted to motions
which were lost. This, of course is very
good for the members, as it gives them
record on the minutes. But as the
stenographer takes down everything. no
matter how good or bad, how relevant
or irrelevant, how material or immaterial.
1T is quite difficult to see the necessity
of giving anything more than Affirmative
action in the minutes.
Jolley, of Sanpete. is a reminder of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
" hen Little Ones

refuse to eat and begin to look
thin and pale, the wise mother
resorts at once to SCOTS Emul-
sion of Cod-iver Oil and Hypo-
phosphites. She knows they
viii take it willingly, for there
is no bad taste of the oil about
it.sand it will not make them
sick. Soon their appearance
tells the cheering story of re-
turning health. They grow
bright, active, plump and hun
CRY; they eat anything now.
With babes in arms it is just
the same. NourishmentI That's
the secret of SCOTS Emulsion.
Don't bspsrsuadea to accept a substituted
s@tt & Bs.ns, MY. AlDruggists. Soc. and 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10

When the blood is kept pure and the
system thoroughly invigorated by the
use of Ayers SarSaparilla, sudden
changes of temperature and extremes
of heat and cold. so characteristic of
certain climates are rarely attended
with injurious results. Take it now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
Wonderland.

1t should be borne in mind that to-
day is souvenir day at Wonderland,
and that every lady attending any
performance on this day will be pre-
scented with a useful and ornamental
wall pocket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
For Over Fifty Yearx

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Tween
ty-five cents a bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
THE MAYOR ROASTED.
Mccormick Goes After Him in a
Deliberate Speech.
LIGHT CONTRACT APPROVED
cLAwsoN THE ONLY MAN WHO
VOTES AGAINST 1T.

Arcus License Debate-Fire Depart
ment Expenses-Petitions Pre-
acknowledgements of Oficers-Gen-
eraI business Transacted Mt Last
Nights Meeting of the City Coun-
Gil.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10

Pakio. in China, exports over 100, 900
dried lizards, valued at $500, yearly
They are used for making lizard
wine," medicine for eye troubles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
THE CITY'S FINANCES.
THE REPORT OF AUDITOR RAY
BOULD COMPLETED YESTERDAY.
Detailed Statement of the Receipts
and Disbursements For the Month
of March.

City Auditor Raybould's report for the
month of March was completed yester-
day. and is as follows:
ReePinlS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10

Reerbohm Trees "melancholy Dane"
He PAGES in and out of the chamber
with slow and stately tread and with deep
thought resting on his brow.
The separate article agitation is having
some effect. The reading of the petitions
took up over half an hour yesterday.
Buys says II take it, SIR so often that
it has become a mannerism.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
No Capital For Provo.
The Vote.

The roll call showed the following:
Ayes-Bowdle, Button, Coray, Eichnor.
Emery, Gibbs. Goodwin, Hart Hill
James, Kimball, of Salt Lake, Lambert
Lewis. Macintosh. Maloney, Murdoch of
Beaver, Peters, Preston, Roberts RYAN.
Sharp, Shurtliff. Squires Storer. Symons'
Van Horn. Varian, Wells, Whitney-29
Noes-Allen, Anderson, Boyer. Brand
ley Buys, Call, Chichester, Christensen.
Clark. Corfman, Crane, Greer, Driver I'll,
bridge, Engberg, Evans of Utah, Francis
Hammond. Halliday, Heyborne, Howard
Hyde. WINS, Johnson, Jolly, Keith,
kerns. Kerr, Larson L., Larson G. p
Lennon, Lowe VIM. Lowe Peter. Low
of Cache. Lund Maeser, Mcfarland Mil
Ter. Norris. Murdoch of Summit. Nebek-
er, Partridge, Peterson of Grand. Peter
son of Sanpete. Kicks, Robertson Robis-
on of Kane, Robinson of Wayne Thomp-
son, Thoresen, Thorne, Thurman-52
Absent-Adams, Barnes, Cannon. Cum
ningham, Gushing, Evans of Weber,
t,arr, Green, Haynes, Hughes. Kiesel'
kimball of Weber, Vaughan, Moritz,
Murdoch of Wasatch, Page, Pierce. Raj
elgh, Richards, Snow Spencer Strevell.
Thatcher, Warrum, Williams
Van Horn Tries Again.
Van Horn offered an amendment to
confine the representation to counties as
at present, and prevent the making of
new counties and cutting down the rep
resentation of the populous districts.
He argued the question, and when. he
finished at 5:3o the convention adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-10
TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART A
LAKE CITY DAILY AS F1LLD'

ARRIVE.
From all points east. I
Jpn suite. Portland, San Fran
E rtSco ana Ogden. ............. 8:
snd gu points east. Park City
rom San Francisco. Cache Val
ley, Ogden and intermediate
Er -..es .:-...-...-....... -
From pefd Milford. Juab. Provo, san
nele. and Eureka w. 60 :
+ rom Terminus and Tooeie..... }
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financial.
Long Island Traction Co.
REORGANIZATION.
financial.

REORGANIZATION.
NEW YORK July 2. 1895
Stockholders Of the Long Island Traction Company
hereby notified in of the plan Of reorganization
heretofor. announced that the time for deposit OF
stock. and the payment Of the first instament Ok I'VE
dollar. (s5) per before July 15.
IsOn.
The second and final. instalmcnt Of hve dollars $50
per share is payable before September =, 1soo
sockhoid-r. requested to deposit with the Central
Trust Company stock certificates. with
transfer thereof the COMMITTEES in blank duly
cuted and thereby and become parties to the
Plan and Agreement,
Company receipts will be issued for deposited
stock.
Outstanding participation certificates will be received
and credited account, their face value OF 81
share. In payment Of the cash subscription.
Holders of participation certificates may II they
elect. lieu of any other under the
mont payment in certificates par with
interest a per cent.
D~po-itinE stockholders who shall pny
their subscription I'm full will he entitled
q receive shnre of stock for every
two shares Of old stock. new bonds mt par
the amount Of the cash subscription of $40
per -hnre paid nnd new stock to amount
equal - per cent. Of the amount of cash
subscription of so per share paid.
The - the Company vii be represented by
voting for FIVE provided In the
Reorganization Agreement. unl~r voting whereo,
Frederic T. oioo,'. Roswell + Flower and Anthony y
BRADY the trustees
The Plan hcen approved by the Board Of Directors
~. Long Island Traction Company and by the Com
= stockholders formed 70 protect their interests
For fun particulars ani details %, The Plan and Agree
rnen, made the original thereof nei with
the central Trust Company u Ne~York
FREDERIC i. OLCOTT.
Chnirman;
ROSWELL y. FLOWER.
ANTHONY '. BRADY.
JOHN e.. JENKINS.
GEORGE ". YOUNG.
MARSHALL =. briggs.
ALFRED j. POUCH.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
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Grand Boulevard i-st West
SUMMER RATES.
All surface the door;
TABLE DHOrE DINNER, 81;
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
WM. NOBLE Prop. W. JOHNSON QUINN Mgr.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE
cEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. no. i.2t2 Broad
way. "a door north OF Thrty-. -.irstst.. and ADNER-
TisEMENrs at the following Branch Offices: rs.
5i Fourth-aye. Foutsenth-st. $50 Third-nve 100
Third-ave.. Forty sevenhst iO26 Thirdave..
Os Frst-ave lO6 West
i42 Coiumbus-ave 50 Avenue A. i323 Third-ave.: PSI
West Forty secondst l6l9 Second Thirdave
1898 Th'Fdave 2oai Third ave. between one hunir-d
nnd twelfth and Onehundred and thirteenth sts; Icco
Droadway
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06

q, tho nlaces named. Charleston. buying par
selling nc premium. New-Orleans. commercial
5Oc premium. bank $50 premium; Boston. IA
discount for cash: Chicago. 4"c premium, "a
vannah huvine par selling Is premium up TO
s. 600 l-lO for $1,000 and over
Bank clearings were as follows al the places
named: New York-Exchanges N4o.24o3yS: pal
ances 81 1850 $50 Batimorc-Exchanges. S3.OZ'-
no. balances $3.50 796 Philadelphia Exchanges
sl4e546ss: balances Nss6.l5s.
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
iars uere o,oted AT 53ec In London bar silver
advanced il6 to 20 9-l5d. The Imbr!a. sailing
to-morrow takes out 100000 ounces OF silver. and
the Saae 100000 ounces.
Tho for.ien exchange market was strong and
oulet with conditions unchanged Rates al when
business was actually dore unchanged. as FOL
lnWS
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06

Dated New York. July |. 1875. I'D.
THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY. W D
bert J. Elias. President,
All persons Interested in the foregoing application
hereby notified 10 be present at the time and place nc
toned In said resolution.
VIM II TEN EYcK
Clerk common Ccunc-
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06

Money on call IN London was =. per cent
The rate of discount IN the open marker was 2
nor cent for short and 9-l6 per cent for threr
months bills. The amount II bullion which ""h'
into the Bank ~ England on balance 'v-''S
WAS f55 900 The weekly statement oi IN" BANK
Of England showed no chang" IN It's minimum
rate Of discount which remains AT per cent.
The bullion In the Bank ~ England docTeas"d
fsl c27 I'm the last week The proportion Of the
Bank Of Englani'r rrserv" g. Liability. whi'"
last week was 81 81 per cent. - n'" ''4' per
cent against decline from Joss per cent 7"
G. C3 Der cent IN the corresponding week ~ las.
wear British consols remained urchang'i NJ
l0-i for money and l0I 5-l6 for the account
since Wednesday American securities sn'""i
utile change. but generally improved niue.
Chesapeake and ohio ros" !. 10 -. Cah'aln"
pac,or l. 1, s57. -, Paul /. TO 6si. Reading l.
10 o.. Louisville and Nashville y u '''7' ana
Southern hallway common = 70 ~
French rcnics were quoted At lo2 francs -''s
confines: Paris exchange on London. - francs
l9i1 centimes Berlin exchange on LONDON ~
marks Isi, plennings The weekly statement ~
tho Rank of France shows a decrease ot 4s1ovv0
francs gold and s.525 900 francs silver.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
Columbus and Western RAILWAY Compdny

oV'u''"uV UT" V00'0'' ''U'"uJ VVHPuIIJ'
The sale of this property under the ic-
after july !. ls,'j.
The committee. having deposit than four
nnhs ~ the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS hereby give
that deposits II said bonds viii Do with
penalty a the ofrce of THE FARMERS LOAN AZ
TRUST COMPANY. - WILLIAM STREET. NEW
YORK CITY. untl July II. 1899
i: fTAsHSS !; $n%S %ES$sn. Committee.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
( ost an0 (cun0.

4 OST OR STOLEN N-Barkbook issued by 'ne stan
IL Bank for Savings. New-York TO Samuel > ., \, .
the book Information concerning II - not ny 70 y
Bank within 20 days from this date. VIII Sp..,yacE
Bank for its cancellation. THOMAS A. 81 slos.
Administrator u the estate Of saial . w
Winona Minnesota. July .. 1895
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRlPIioTWyr n
"A THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE WILL 30 prs.
CElVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. -'ipvH
way "a door n)rtn OF Thirtyn ST.; anu annu~css: J
EASEMENTS at the following Branch sS,,th.sm
Elghhav-.. corner Twenty third s. IL svs:
lh7 Fou-thsye. Fourteenth-st so s~e ~
lhrd-aye. Forty -seventh-st; l.O26 htu s..cadt
sx,ynrs., Los Frs,-ave. ZOO West FSsyd FSsyyd.sys:
l42 Columbus-ave. ~ Avenue A: ISIS ~ raAw
West Forty -second-st: l5i0 Second-sve oot suud
1888 Third-ave.: cOSi Thri-av~.. between oh ~
and-twefth and One-hund red and thirteenth s' .
Broadway. .,,,p6Se
A. the HARLEM OFFICES $50 Fast One.
twenty ATHEIST; 2t2 West one hundred and we"w, y, W
At. and 80 West One hundred and -forty-nfths|
y. M. at gsC,lsr c:!cs ratt
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06

DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASsEsSMEN'
C,MMISSlONERS' OFFICE ,su
New-York July isl ~ ~
DUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given by the W.
i missloners OF Taxes and Assessments tn1I N
rolls u real and persona, estate - say ~
for the 1895 have beer finally completed aW IA a.
been delivered 20 the Board OF Aldermen 81 sa.a sa..s
and that such assessment rolls vii, remain psi
public inspection. IN the office q the Clerk 81 sag
VI Aldermen. for q period Of fifteen days from '''
" ~ EDWARD = BARxEH
THEODORE suTko.
JAMES l.. WELLS .,s
Commissioners OF Taxes ard Assessn-s
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
STOCK MARKET STRONG.
PRICES SHOW IMPROVEMENT.
THE GRANGER AND ANTHRACITE GROUP
ADVANCE-TREASURY STATISTICS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY D.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the q

GUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the
~ pcaton Of the Board OF Education, by the ccss
70 the Corporation OF the city o, NewforS Ie.ssns
Sf the cy ; Of NewY - certain anas IN the sos
side OF cNE HUNDRED AND FQRTY-FlRsT sLRLa
third ward x said city. duly selected and approve,
sad Beard site Tor school pu'pose under ana -
@ as Of ss y Sspr Sf saS' & 81 ni III Laws W n
PuTsSan, to The provisions Of chapteT isI SS 'ns is
notice Is hereby syen tha, an appea,i9n wv e
Special Term Of said Court, 10 be held az Charsers Va
q at the County Court House. In the cy u New'ss
ne io,h day Of July 1895 the opening 4 q. e. @
thereon. Tor the appointment % Commissioners of =
mate in the ahove-entitled matte.
The nature and extent OF the Improvement herew..
tended is the acquisition OF title. hy the MAYOR Acsy
and commonaliy Of the City oi Ne~-ietk TO S Ss
hppur,enances thereto belonging. the sou'heny -.
one Hundred and For,y-nrst street. between Boos =
IN fee simple absolute. the same be converted ~!
priated and used TO and for the purposes s.c,ned
chapter IS OF Laws Of 1900 said property hayins
duly selected and approved by the Board % Eess'S ~
provisions M % q sad csSp.r 4e' 1871 Of W The " I1% ss
amended by said chapter IS of the Laws of isV; Il,
namely: ,..,
,nI ma; certain Plot gss. or PSsr' a s @sd z ~ %
Of New York and bounded and described too.i Nov a.
as na S4 at s"' on the as III. sas
mented and being opened by commissoners wnsa r..as
OF the said southerly side Of one Hundred and FSyr
street with the -asterly side of Brook avenue. ana
Masdss pas sfns ssa 'is'S,[K s"s IS .
sna Psse WIN the 'ss sss'heT. side 0SSs, S Sni s
right angles to said 'outherly side OF one HanSr'R
stree, p feet to the southety SIDE e, os
said :oSiherIy side Of one Handred and rortyas' ~
cos feet 70 the poin or place Of beginning
ps.s Ne Ns~ Y0rk o1T Jare i.;n lse, 80 coronation
rryon Row. New-York city.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
BONDS FOR SALE.

In pursuance Of Act Of the 18th Legislative AS
semt, Of the Territory of Arizona entitled An Act for
the relief ~ ella county and authorizing the Territorial
exchange Territorial Funding Bonds for
tain warrants Board Of supervisors u said OH,
county Arizona Territory oer for sa- Five per ~,
Territorial b,d Furding Bonds ro,ed by Act Of
Congress June 2'th. $500 70 The amount - Forty Thou
Iand Dollars tsiOsnD interest payahe semi annually IN
gold office u New York Guaranty ami lndem-
nifty CO.. cwiork cD, or at the Office Of Territorial
Treasurer at Phoenix. Arizona, IA" option of holder
Sealed bids Tor the purchase of raid bonds Will he
cev.d at tho orce ~ the Clerk Of Board super
said County Globe Arizona. until clock
II. H.. Juy 10Th. 1885
The Board the right 10 reject any all hlls
Globe. Gila County Arizona. June 18TH 1895
q ". ALLISON
OF the Board of
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06

Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding - .,. .,o, "A, 40 IN. 60 l27 "a,
~ oos 34I IL O3G 3oi Dec i.lI2.OiO
.,,, ., xo,o Wo "a. x2o6 $50 200 Dec 81. Goa. 80
Deduct minor La 80. ., 600 CO. r.c = cca cis
b,litics l'.''ff'' '''
.., , ,ai sina osC ,+l sia2Osa Sa5 Dec. o4G. 1913
This statement reflects conditions prevailing
Wednesday.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There was little doing in the local money mar
kets and quotations showed no material change
We subio!n our usual table of rates. made up
from Information furnished by the busiest houses
Choice
Tine Money Commercial Paper
,a2 2 2 ~ 2Ha2. 2'. 3asr 3a3',
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06

bama Glass A at l0S 900 Tennessee settlement
3s at S9ha and :12 900 49, $4,000 Virginia deferred
trust receipts 6s at s. and $1,000 Virginia funded
debt 2-3s Of 1891 at So.
Among railroad bonds the Savannah and west
ern lst receipts specially active. and ad-
vanced 2a4 TO 621a. but. on the other hand. tne
Northern Pacific issues were particularly "eah'
the DDS receding L TO l00i1 and the 3ds Ia 10 az
The general list quiet and without interest,"
though the trading was increased to sl.I4oooo lot
the day. ,
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House $40 400 Its net gain on balance was sss-
2s2 made up by gain in currency OF s-s-of an" a
gain in coin of SOS 9sS. TO-days operations IN
Guided: Receipts N4ss, 433; payments A3SSloi
resulting in a general balance OF $llO363.3'?. con-
sstng Of slO5 2O6 $40 coin and s65. 6ss curreh!
The business for the week ended tonight lncluue-s
receipts of Sl9ll451 and payments OF SZ-'v't,uD'.
Deductjng from the payments s2.osp.OoV ana nun ,
the receipts 50 s4S. 900 for items which aHect ON.
its account with the general Treasury. It's ioss aS
affecting the banks. was s2,ill.4sb - -
The United states Treasury al ashinst'n ~ ~
celved to-day 1922. .6i5 National bank notes io'
demptIon The customs receipts were so-'.s',' '''
internal revenue receipts s.55.032 and the niiscei
lanaous receipts s229 997 Total Governmen' re-
ceipts for the day. 2.63OSs6; expenditures S''''
36f: excess Of expenditures. S3.ll4.i". =.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement ~
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
The ngures of the last previous statement as FOL
lows:
July 2. July . 49, 'nnns san, ~; >;
Net gold on hand slo13 10 sio'''"'-"' Inc '''
Ne, % snd 80 3ea 30, Mos4sls Dec s0S 30 30
Net silver on hd. 2a.a52.cs' 2''" 40 Dec. ~ W.