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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
OFFICIAL L. a. W. NEWS.
PRorEss1oNAI.s DECLARED. SANCTIONS GRANTED
AND SUSPENSIONS ANNOUNCED.

AND SUSPENSIONS ANNOUNCED.
Philadelphia oct. lO-The official weekly bulletin
OF the League OF American Wheelmen issued to-day
Is in par, as follows:
One-half mile and one mile. SANDING start com
petition. Glass records. respectively WI - anu
IS is by f. C. Bald. and two-miIe compeuton'
same class. IA. by c. NJ Murphy have been ac-
B9eeIared Professionals TIoward MatsQn. Wood
hull r. under CaT2e wood@ Soil Nanda x
Y under Clause 1: II. Gordon. Nunda; y; J.. IN
der Clause p A. Brady Cae4onia Nho' n u,,'is
clause 4: Charles Ramsey, Cincinnati, Ohio, under
clause 4 Harry Anderson. Cincinnati ono unler
cause 4 Freierick }. Alsup. DAYTON, ONE under
claus A. Clarence C.osterman. Cincinnati. ONO IN
Clause a. Levi d. Totman' Beechwood' Mass IN
d.r " aI Brown w FL paso Tex is appointed additional
n4 The suspension placed on T. e Anderson St.
Smsnonied bending Notwithstanding Marston
Elmer Randall ami George Brooks. OF farmlnst2h
e. .s,,i penn suspended from all track
INK bending investigation as TO his IDENTITY
SANCTIONS GRANTED.
October egasal @zele cas F .,s,45 Ms Md.
oea5rr ls- yrt ,yl a. , c5 Ydrf Penn
oeo,r IL @ Eoo4 CIR eab "fsss a - T.
October i5-Gale-burg cycle Cup ,iaes6ars H.! lii, o.
November ie-2ad Regimen, Athletic Association" HFo0S-
o,,i@r iicIvirsina Live and Fair Association.
October 10 -siosho Cyclns club. Mosho NJ.
Il.r NirfIflfN.
ortob.r eG-St Louis cycling Club. -. Louis, DO.
o.,.h.r fa-Y VI g. A.. Auburn. y. y.
October l2-Am.ril Wheel club. Armenia, y. y
October eS-Wasaich cycling club ogden Itah' "a
tanal circuit $500, ,,.
October lG-springnei Racing club Springfield Onto.
october i2-Alllance Hiclci" club. Alliance. ONO
October i--Crescent Cyci. club, clyde. ono. 49,
october 49, Il and ls-Greene Coupy fa'r ASSOCIATION
octob-r io-Wiian b. huffman. Saratoga Springs. n Y.
oc, ,ber Miadrtown Wheel club. Middletown Conn
october RI L. Ayres. Bennington W.
Transfers TO Class B-George L. seager. Newton.
Iowa under Clause =: +. n. Wilson. Chicago.
under Clause G.; Frank Osmnn. Chicago. under
S,I,use q James Clark Dorchester. Mass. own
request: H. +. Fredrickson. Omaha, Ne9, under
Clause G.. FL Vaughan Hot Springs. Ark, under
clause \: .. f.. Boes and g. q Cabanne.
SuspendeG-Frel Hawkins, SCHUYLER y. !" FOR
false entry for thirty days from october . For
Competing in races not Handicapped and classified
bv the official Handicapped I. Fuller. NAL
An Mass. L. r Cushman. MAIDEN. Mass; f. f.
Trask Beverly. Mass; 4. C. Dodse. Melvin L'nIfeSt
T T No Nichol H. -. Murray, Lynn. Mass, H. y:
Price + 4 Morre. Ameshury. Mass James r
Brady Merrimac Mass; Albert Murdoch. East
I{os.on and j T Mccarthy. North AndOver. Mass,
for thirty days from october .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
STATE MATCH.
SECOND BRIGADE MATCH.

Following 'he winning teams:
STATE mstch-2ad Regiment; prize valued AZ 500
First Brgade-l2ih Regiment. prize valued a. 500.
Second Brigade-2:la Regiment. prize valued 40 800
The remaining leans.
State natch-l2ih. IN. list I'D 18TH i7th. sth.
First Brigade maich--7th list. 22d. sih.
Second Brigade match-l3ih i7ih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
coxEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB ELECTION.

At :.e first regular meeting OF the new Board OF
Directors Of the Coney Island Jockey Club. which
was held yesterday. Lawrence Kip was elected
president OF the club. and William *; vanderbilt
40 Iohn q; Heckscher elected Vice-presi-
dents j. II Bradford elected treasurer and
Cornelius FellOwes secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11


L. A. Ault & wife. C.ncin-
natl.
Il. A. Motto & wife, Mil
wauxee.
q. Il. Sloan. jr.. Oswego.
MARLBOROUGH.
o. o. Turner. Boston.
b. ". Oates. Charlotte.
y. &.
J. sulzbacher. steubenville.
Ohio.
II. p. Jones. steei,on. Penn.
METRoPoLE.
F. ". Pike. Virginia.
q. b. Taylor. Newburg.
+. RI. Phillips * wife,
Franklin. Ind.
J. D. Woodland, Warren,
Penn.
Mrs. y. T. Frobock. Phila.
Mrs. ]. L. Mifi.n. Phila.
NOEMANDIE.
W. II. singleton & wife.
Washington.
3. Lathrop. san Francisco.
a. Brown. Worcester. Mass.
j. F.. Bates. Boston.
j. 4. Deiehanty & wife, Al
bany.
+. {. Manning s. wife. Al
bany.
Mrs. L. l. Hayden. Water
bury.
PARK AVENUE.
C. VI. Goddard. Boston.
r. l.. Holmes * wife. Bog
ton.
+ +. O.. Honk & wife. Oswego.
y. +. Leonard. scranton.
W. +. Greene. Troy.
r.. l.. Kinney. Washington.
G. II. Christian. Minneapo-
lis.
ST. CLOUD.
=. Henry & wife. Buffalo.
+. y. Breesc. Chicago.
W. \. Fleming. Bingham
ton.
J. G. Kltchins. Cleveland.
+. l.. Smith a. wife, Hart
r. ". Gelliam. South Caro-.
lima.
c. y. Dodge & wife.
Chicago.
.. y. Blome. Baltimore.
j. T.. Sawyer. Giens Falls.
ST. JAMES.
:. z. Henderson & wife.
Philadelphia.
+. W. Field. Boston.
Mrs. Il. T.. Boutelier. New
Orleans.
Miss g. Bouteller. New-Or-
leans
!. n. Bird. scranton.
II. Rayradd. France.
g. 9. Strod y wife. France.
r.. ". Dwight. Philadelphia.
n. \. Con. Bingnamton.
STURTENANT.
-. X. Kasman. PHILADELPHIA
". Hodge. Philadelphia.
y. y. Gibson. WlliiamspOrt.
:. Melville. r.. Worth. Tex.
c. -. Butler * wife. Pitts
burg.
!. T.. Welch. Washington.
n. V. 70. ElsOn & wife,
Freeport. III.
\. :. Goodman. Grand Rap
ida.
q. L. Plsuvel,. Amsterdam.
VENDOME.
q. Dikerson. New-Haven.
j. Ii. Pope 4 VIE. Boston.
&. W Snow. syracuse.
J. Greenway. syracuse.
A A. Palmer. Syracuse
". Bancroft. Hartford.
WESTMINSTER.
G. W. Jefferson, Schenec-
tady.
Mrs. l.. Mitchell. Philadel-
phla.
r. Gurter. Greenviile.
VI. l. Cortright. Bethlehem.
n NJ. Ives * wife. Scran-
ton.
J. Marshall. Tiyerton, Il. /.
l.. A. Moore & wife. Chics-
p.
r. =. Roe. Omaha.
X. l. Bond & wife. Indi-
annapolis.
II. L. Greene. -Cohoes.
mgN Cd fetmh nth mtf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will and
the London crice OF Tbs Tribune. IS Feet Street.
E. c. oonvenien, place TO leave :sss establishments
and INSCRIPTIONS for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
JOCKEY CLUB MEETING ADJOURNED

Owing TO a quorum Of the members not being pres
snt the regular monthly meeting Of the Jockey
Club was adjourned until tomorrow, and VIII be
held az tho Brooklyn Jockey Club racecourse after
the third race OF the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
RIFLE-SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.
STATE AND BRIGADE MATCHES YEsTERDAY-THE
WINNING TEAMS

The State and brigade rifle matches were held at
Creednoor Yesterday There were eight teams en-
tered altogether five In the lsi Brigade and three
ia the ID. all entered in the State. The shooting
was much closer tnan last year. Following axe
the results, five shots al each distance:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11

.ALPEMAHLE.
r. Murphy. Plattshurg.
\. Miller & wife, Athol.
" H.. Forbes * wife, Bos
ton.
Miss Norris. New-Orleans.
l.. II. Butler. Philadelphia.
l.. VI. Plumer. PlusOurg.
". j. Robinson. Baltimore
W. Albright. Philadelphia.
:. NJ. Humill. Cleveland.
". 3. Van Rensselaer,, Al
bany.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
7. f. Soule. Boston.
j. w. Atkins. Atlanta.
J. i. Dickinson. Cincinnati
y. 4. NOrcrOss. Rochester.
G. B. Haskell. Lewiston, Ne
j. l.. Dyke. London.
+. NJ. Neale. Nashville.
J.. l.. Nash. Cleveland.
+. Z. Miller < wife. West
minister. Nd.
+. l.. Penyman, Houston
Tex.
BRUNSWICK.
Mrs. J. F. Post. jr.. Wi.
mlngton. y. G..
G. y. Holden. Chicago.
W. +. Barron. san Fran
cisco.
J. =. Littleda,e. England.
F. T.. Sayre. -. John. y. II
:. simpson. Montreal.
:. l.. Walton. Pittsburg.
Mrs. J. ". Scully. Pittsburg
II. T.. Handy. Boston.
Mrs. 4. {. Smith. 1T. John
y. Il.
BUCKINGHAM.
y. r. Bancroft. Pawllng.
Mrs. W. II. Slocum. Boston
Miss 4. y. Slocum. BOstcn
j. Bushnell. Morristown.
Miss \. \. Bushnell. Morris
town.
r. p. Rich & wife. Dudley.
EVERETT.
Captain y. F. Pickney. I
:. y.
j Folie. Manchester. Eng
land.
J. Watson. Manchester
England.
J. Il. Williams & wife
Philadelphia.
r. r. Hopper. Montreal.
G. q. Sprague. Boston.
T.. NJ. oldham. Derby. Conn
q. -. Sterling. Bridgeport.
Conn.
GILSEY.
T. c. Collin. Cohoes.
W. T.. BrOderick. Baltimore.
Dr. II. Lee q Wife. chicago.
i. l. shaw y wife. Chicago.
H. Coburn. indianapolis.
.. W. TompA.n-. Elmira.
u. Palmer s. Louis.
II. VI. Gariich * wife.
Youngstown
Mrs. 4. II. Bound. colum
bus. Ohio.
J. A. Fawcett a wife. Oh
City. Penn.
GRAND.
T.. c. Palmer. Cleveland.
". II. Seymour. Albany.
". +. Corey. Buffalo.
!. y. Smith. Blnghamton.
e. Healv. Boston.
Q. Douglas. Albany.
l.. &. Burke. Philadelphia.
HOFFMAN.
W. c. Saxton. Albany.
q. MusErlye. Halifax.
-. y. Crosby. Washington.
J.. j. Wood. r.. Wayne.
NJ. NJ. ". Theirs. Cleve-
land.
Sli-. II. 4. tfistN, san
Francisco.
Miss Cristv. san Francisco.
=. =. Hall Detroit.
u. Dickinson. Detroit.
W +. Layer. CITY Ot Mexi-
co.
l.. y. Scott. ST. Paul.
HOLLAND.
r. A. Kettle. Chicago.
-. p. Conover. Philadelphia
Ms. ". J. White. Cleve-
land.
Miss Woodward. Washing
ton.
\. +. Bu-.eigh. Seattle.
!. : kll-her. seattle.
4. = Cookiugham. seattle.
Ms. ", ;. McCgea. Chicago.
". y. Whitney. Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11

Beldemere @; Flora Thornton, IS; Owlet, 80: Bel
mar, n; Illusion So Cromwell s.: Andrews, g.
Penalties apply from noon OF Friday. October Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
BorycER WINS THE TRANSATLANTIC.

Lexington. XIV. oct lO-The Five Thousand Dol
lar Transvlyan!a STAKE to-day was great race.
Lynne Bel won Two heats. Bouncer took the next
three The summary follows
THE TRANsYLVANrA sTAKE-FOR e:lJ TROTTEKs
VALUE S. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
GUESTS Al LEADING HOTELS.

Business continued good at the leading hotels yes
terday and the arrivals numerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11

.r tell YOU that this bicycle business IS a dig pig
,binr -" said a member of downtown printing urn urn
,issterday "Our firm has been fortunate IN come
much Of the catalogue work one hrI hiio 49,, VI
enent s9I on its catalogue last year. am 'sui-
inf, now on the catalogue for next season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11

The Netropolltan Bicycle Club has arranged Tor
c,,rd,v what ought 70 be an enjoyable c4uD run
Tn party will leave sxteth-st AM the anG b
,,ha.l ~ the oranges Dinner will be served al me
park Hotel. Orange. The expense Of the trip VIII
he about 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
UiPsrEii ocroRARA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

when the Rev David Magiil was appointed and sup
piled 1t until his death February 10. 172i About
a month later the Presbytery directed Mr.. Evans
TO supply We people of Octorara with preaching
every fourth Sabbath" He did so until July.
1724 in which month he ceased to act for them
The name Octorara first appears upon the minutes
OF Newcastle Presbytery in 17H. The prefix
upper" given about III, TO distinguish IL from
Middle Octorara Church in Lancaster County,
which is separated from Chester County by the
Octarara Creek. and Lower West Nottingham
Church. In Cecil County, Maryland originally called
Mouth of Octorau and aiter"ord Lower &c
torara"
The first regular pastor OF the church was the
Rev Adam Boyd. a native OF Ballymena, County
Antrim, Ireland. who was ordained ana lnstahed
pastor Of Upper Octorara Church on OCTOBER 49,
172, In 17f his church divided into two par
ties bv the "Old Side" and New Side contro-
versy The New Side portion. which was the
largest withdrew and organized the Second Con-
gregation OF Upper Octorara" They erected
church on the David Parke farm over which the
Rev Andrew Sterling was pastor from I'A' 10 Io'
Throughout the division Mr.. Boyd continued his re-
tions to the old church. and also ministered 10
the "Old Side" portion of Brandywne Manor
church. The divisions were healed In l'6S' and the
WI Mr. BOWS death occurred November o. 1858 and
the Rev. William Foster was on oG l,, r 40, doo'
Sniion Of Upper Octorara" Soon after the reunion
the CONGREGATION enlarged The church TO aoTof
nastoT until his death September 80, 1850 lie was
a Jealous patriot and during the Reyoiutlon the
british found him SO obnoxious that they planned
an expedition to capture him. but failed
The Rev Alexander Mitchell was the next pastor,
serving from 1855 TO 1895. The congregation was
supplied by Presbytery from 1863 to $50 Inc Rey
lanes Iatta was installed pastor of the church in
lsl0 and continued in its service for forty Years
The present church building was erected, While he
was pastor, In 1910. ~ =, c,,,
His successors were the Rev James NJ Crowel
nS5l -5O the Rev Alexander Reed QSDI-Gil the Rev
John ! Pomeroy QSS6-75). the Rev. William b.
Reed ds75-70, the Rev James A. Msrsha and the
Mcdowell. the present pastor. has offciated since
the spring of 1889. ,
The church has a chapel at ParkersburS and one
at Sadsburyville. The present number OF com
nunicants Is 40 and COO scholars compose the sun
do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
ANNUAL REPORTS.

Albany Sept 3.-The following railroad reports
for the year ended June 30 last were filed with
the State Railroad Commissioners to-day:
Delaware Lackawanna and Western I.essees ne
port-Gross earnings from operation, .s'"SWi
operating expenses $39eiS2i; fixed charges &.i6Ji53
surplus for year. s.SG,18
New-York and New-Engand Receivers report
Gross earnings from operation. SSssd2 operating
expenses. A.069973: other income. Sl53; hxed
charges S2oSS; surplus for year N.lgS&
Manhattan Railway Company. OF New-fo rk-
Gross earnings from operation 49, 81 operating
expenses. S.43.e63 other income RN,lA; hxed
charges s74s C94: net income. N522.0iS; dividends
81 so1cO: deficit for year. H0.@l; total surplus on
June 30 1895 s. 5i2 45; cash hand $263t59 better
New-York New-Haven and Hartford-Gross
earnings from operation. s27e0So09; operating ex.
penses tecf4o27: other income. S2S552; fixed
charges &,5s3ji5; net income, SiIS,9@; dividends,
$685. go: deficit for year. 3l5,30: tote surplus on
June 80 1855. $45ll529; cash hand $s0073 better
ments. S,g75G0.
Second Avenue Railroad. OF New-York-Gross
earnings from operation. s59is6t; operating ex-
sl275S2; net income, @312l dividends, $500; sur
plus for year 81; total surplus June 30, 1895,
S4.5'9; cash on hand. 81 GIG.
Long Island RalrOad-Gross earnings from opera
ton $04OlS operating expenses s. 5.32S other In
come. H9s.0S9; fixed charges. N.4liGl; net income.
$4 l3: dividends $4,000; surplus for year. si 1888;
total surplus June 81 1895. $780, cash hand,
Si332i3: bct;erments. &lG926.
Syracuse. Bnghamton and Newly Ori-Gross
earnings from operation. SOLOS,; operating ex-
penses, si99 ~ other income 81 500 fixed charges
>79T1: net income s2l4.s37; dividends 10000 sur
plus for year N4sS7 total surplus on June 30. 1925.
Si2226; cash on hand. 1856.
Philadelphia. Reading and England-Gross
earnings from operation. S72i,ll4; operating ex-
penses N22. 452; fixed charges, slAl02 expenses OF
receivership N.0i; surplus for year. sS35l7 total
deficit On June 49, 1885. 2lo2S; cash hand s2s545;
bettermeuts N2 Gl3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
rwo MURDERERs SENTENCED 10 HANG.

THE ITALIANS WHO KILLED FRISCO NEAR FRANK
LIN PARK, y. j. TO PAY THE DEATH PENALTY.
In the Mlddlesex County Court, at New-Bruns-
wick. y. j.. yesterday morning. Joseph Arag'o and
Annello Spna, the Italians convicted on May q OF
the murder OF their fellow -countryman. Antonio
Pr.sco at the sand hills, near the Franklin Park
station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. on the morn
ing Of April &c. 1884, sentenced to be hanged
on Friday, October H. Sentence has been pending
during counsels argument for new trial. but the
defence failed to produce any new evidence and
the Court, by a majority opinion, refused TO set
aside the verdict and grant new trial. Judge j.
Kearney Rice pronounced sentence. Counsel for
the defence gave notice that he would move writ
OF error to a higher court.
This is the first time in twenty years that the
death penalty has been imposed In M.ddlesex
County and is said. moreover, TO be tie first time
I'm the history of New-Jersey that 1t has been pro-
nounced by any other than Supreme Court OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO

Chicago Sept. (Spec!aD.-wheat to-day lost over 4
cent and closed the bottom. The decline
ding OF puzze. because almost all the expecta-
lions realized The deliveries
known the stocks considered less than 200o bushels
although there 100000 here Cables
firm; the worlds shipments only 400 There
was decrease passage OF icsooOO. The increase
in The visible less than expected. $4,000 against
2isso0O last year Even Liverpool for
N~ month. llOOOO. not much as expected
There were. however Northwestern receipts
AGAINST 400 for the same three days last year The
Orangc-Judd Farmer estimated the total wheat crop
n $50 OcO buses-260 100000 winter and 100000
bushels spring wheat The market here was somewhat
affected by IT, large gold engagements AZ York
Tho English ysh.e increased 10000 The seaboard
oearanccs We . only i5i for two days. The
the receipts. The dulncss OF the speculation made
the decline here the The cash demand small
only 1900 sold December sold from GAc to 6l%c and
closed 6i5sc
Corn was weak on good weather. The September lost
NC. the December and May Nc; everything closed nj
the bottom There frost and prospect OF any
The outlook seemed be FOR weather for least
three days. Receipts 362 cars; the estimates for
Wednesday TAO Argentine shipments were large, l. +o-
for spot was i.sstned little. The shipments eeoo
hot important The selling was general. No one
TENDER sold 3sc silsc. and closed 3+hc May
from Sic s0itc The close at the bottom osts
weak September sold from is.c to issc and
closed 81 isi.c
Provisions were weak Every believed that Armour
the larges, seller OF October and January Porn .
hundred There 1900 hogs the estimate for TO-
morrow was Is 900 The market affected by ne
selling. because he has been accepted the ms
bull Provision stocks showed lii2o+ barrels OF pors
IS .sa terces lard and 81 $50 600 pounds Of ribs.
Puts December wheat closed at 6ikc; calls. U,So
Puts May corn were 2o7,c calls. sosc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
10Y AT THE BROOKLYN CHESS Club

The members OF the Brooklyn CHESS LUZ ~
Montague-st near Court were Joyous yen'
over the superb achievement OF harry 49,
one of their number In winning first prize ~ ."-
Hastings tournament. He is sure OF ,or'"e
welcome as soon as his feet once more tou'h i'o"s
Joseph r. Marean. president of the ciuo' S"''
yesterday: . ,,,,,,.,...s rocention will
be n il Impossible at this time TO zen out r
we received his cable message yesterday e h
many pubic-sp!rted citizens who are no orornte
members have expressed desire TO Coup ~
with the club in giving fitting reception 10 .iis
man whose victory they are proud oI;; prnokivn
added additional ustre TO the laureS OF -;
and local pride Will unquestionaoy asser' ~, ,he
upon his return There will be meeting OF ~, W.
Executive Committee OF III. club on Monday ms NJ
next and then the manner of his reception VIII ps
diec,ssed and Will take some active shape
public dinner has been suggested. and think thai
ore will be rendered him. but OF course uh ~
our meeting on Monday l cannot say what VIII
be done. 49,, .. 49, ,ho ro,re
Mr. Pillsbury went 10 this tourney as INC repre
sentative of the club. which paid al ms ehpems5
The money raised for this purpose was continues
not to Mr.. Pllsbury but TO the clup ana me-
were many outsiders who were nnerdi III ii"H'"e
up a goodly sum for the purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
DEBT STATEMENT DELAYED
AN ERROR IN THE TREASURES BOOKS.
IT WILL SHOW AN INCREASE OF SEVERAL MILL
1oNs-BIG DEFICIT FOR JULY
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuNE.l


Washington Sept. 3.-The issue OF the monthly
rubc debt statement, usually put out from the
treasury Department on the first OF each rlonth'
w,s delayed two days this month by the inter-
vention OF Sunday and National holday-Labor
Dsy-and was again to-day postponed because OF
some error In Treasury bookkeeping that prevented
n balancing OF the Treasury cash. The error was
a,soovered and the discrepancies reconciied
late this afternoon. and the statement VIII De
nrinted and issued In due form tomorrow
IL will show net increase or seVerai mii''ois III
the public debt In the last month"; ana treasury
figures available to-day show n decrease OF more
,hon three millions In Treasury cash and decrease
of about seven millions In the gold reserve since
August l. This yum represents the net loss OF
Treasury gold during August. The gross sum
amounted TO about sixteen and half millions. nine
millions and a half OF which was supplied to the
Treasury I'm August by the bond syndicate In eX-
change for greenbacks.
Government receipts during August aggregated
900 o. COG and expenditures s325sslsi-a deficit OF
81 Ga 4ss for the month. In the preceding month
~ July the deficit amounted to s9.5o0,0OO. so that
during the first two months OF the current fiscal
wear expenditures exceed receipts by fully sl3CocO
customs receipts during August amounted to Sio-
ga oi7 or 49, 100000 than In August, 1894 the
last month in which the Mckinley tagin was ass IA
duties which were not levied In August n year ago
and lst month amounted to si3i72io4 or about
inc month OF July and about fifteen and q half
millions less than In August 1884. when receipts
from this source reached the enormous aggregate
Of ~, 569 27s The Whskey Trust people contributed
probably twenty millions of this sum or about thir
rcven,ie receipts that month by heavy Withdrawals
OF spirits from bond under the old 80 cents per
c,llon tax that for purposes OF comparison s!3 =
60o 600 should deducted from the August receipts
OF a wear ago and this Will show receipts last
month about two millions less than the normal re-
ceints of August, 1894 Receipts and expenditures
in detail last month and in August, 1885, are shown
by the following table: