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THE LAW school FACULTY..

REV. B. L. WHITMAN. d. D., President
The HON. WALTER :. cox, IL D., Dean,
tAssoclate Justice or the Supreme Court
or the District of Columbia,)
Professor OF the Law of Real Estate, of
Contracts, and of Commercial Paper
The HON. JOHN NJ. HARLAN. LII D..
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the United States,)
Professor of the Constitutional Jurispru
dence of the United States, of the Law
OF Domestic Relations, of Per-
EQUAL Property and of Torts.
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY. Ii. D.,
(Sometime Assistant Attorney-GeDeral OF
the United States,l
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, Of Com
mon Law and Equity Pleading, and of
tue Law of Evidence, aud the
Jurisdiction and Practice of
tue U. s. Courts.
The Hon. DAVID ]. BREWER, LII. D.,
of the United States,l
Professor OF the Law of Corporations
Prof. G. Il. EAIAoTT, Ii. NJ,
(of the Johns Hopkins University
Lecturer on the Civil Law.
HENRY E. DAVIS, Ii. NJ.
tSometime Assistant Attorney OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia,)
Lecturer Oh the History OF Law.
WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY. Esq,
(of the Washington Bari
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
The Hon. ANDREW C. BRADLEY,
associate Justice of the Supreme Court
OF the District OF COlumbia.t
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal
Pleading and Practice
The Hon. BENJAMIN BUTTER WORTH.
(Sometime United States Commissioner Of
Patentsl
Professor of the Law of Patents
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, LII NJ,
(of the Washington Barr
Professor of Legal CatechetiCs. Common
Law Practice. and Judge of the
Moot Court.
COURT OF APPEALS
WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY,
Chief Justice.
HENRY f. DAVIS. CHARLES W NEED
HAM, Associate justices.
ROBERT II. MARTIN
Secrafarv nd Tr..a.tt
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EMERsON INSTITUTES

(lCung g Academy
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATTE
NAUTICAL
School for Young Men and Boys,
914 l 4th St, bet. / and K.
Begins its forty fourth scholastic year Sep
teIGber %. This school has national repu-
tation, and is recoEnlzeta as oneof theleading
preparatory schools of this country. 1t
prepares FOR all the universities, colleges and
scientific schools. for the United States
Military and Naval academies. and for bust
ness. Thegraduates of thisschool take high
rank wherever they GO
Mr.. EdwinH. Foster W i'll continue in charge
of the Junior Department For circulars,
etc, address ..... r... --
se17-1m Principal and Proprietor.
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SCHOOL BOOKS CHEAP

Students can get books at lowest cash
prices at W. H. Lowdernilk 4 Gus. 1924
1925 F street.-the largest book store in
Washington. Law, Medical and general
school books-new and secondhand. Theo-
logical, Electrical, and all other scientific
bouks-latest editions-lowes prices
Allhigh school books in stock. se24-3t I
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THE DUNTONIAN
Electrical Institute,

HUTCHINS BUILDING. 10TH AND D
SITS. N. W.
We teach electricity in science and ap-
plicaticn. Applied mechanics, Mechanical
draughting and designing. Full labora-
tory and practical ship courses. Latest
and best methods. Not the "ouly school
in the world but the best in Washington
Opens October 2. Call at the office for
full particulars or address the principal.
GEORGE EDW. DUNTON.
WE GRADUATE ELECTRICL ENGIN-
EERS, NOT BELL TINKERS.
se24-1m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W.
ing and nathemat tics; tuition mOder-
lite. Address CRAFTSMAN, Times office.
SeUt24-7t
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT of the condition OF the
GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, of Baltimore, Nd, on the 29th
day of June, S95, as required by act
of Congress approved July 20, 1892:
Capital stock. :. :. :. $500 200 90
Capital stock paid up. :. :. 100000 90
ASSETS
Cash in bank. :. :. :. 1884 so
Real estate. 4,912.52
Bonds and mortgages first
lien on real estateI.... 1,140,31S.O2
Bills receivable and collat-
LIABiLiTiEs.
Cash capital. :. :. = :. :. $500 900 90
Reserve premium fund les
Reserve for unpaid losses
and claims) :. :. =. :. 100000
Net surplus b2S,9T4.51
Statement of dividends and
expenses for six months
ending June 80, 1885,. 20,019.97
Dividends $4,000 90
A II. SCHULZ. President
CHARLES II. K0PPELNER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of September. 49,;
JOHN L. HEBB,
(SeaN Justice of the Peace.
JOHN j. EICHHORN, Agent,
1921 9TH st. n. w.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
HAMBURG -BREMEN FIRE INSUR-
can ANc sio COMPANY June Is sd asS So 90
ASSETS.
Cash in bank . :. -. :. 5O,17s IL
Stocks and bonds =. =. =. 1,203,TS7 90
Premiums in hands ofagents.. 1872 1856 90
Interest due June 80, 1895. 1000 90
LIABILITIES.
Reserve premiumfund. S10,S11 "A
Reserve for losSesandclaimS SO, 1876 90
Net surplus :. =. :. -. 494,375 80
Currentexpenses. 49,. 204,O67 so
F. o. AFFELD. Manager
Subscribed and sworn to September 8,
1895.
JAMES A. CARTER, Notary Public.
HEISKELL& McLERAN, Agents,
zoos f Street Northwest,
Washington, ID. c.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
1925 st. NV,
Washington. d C. The seven ty fourth
session begins October 1 1895 The in
troductory lecture will be delivered by
Regular daily lectures at $50 p. IN Every
facility for clinical and laboratory
work. Laboratories open day and even.
ing.
DR.. d. &. sHUTE, Dean,
1920 New York ave
DIR. E. A DE SCHWEINITZ
Secretary Treasurer,
se17-1mo 1926 II st. NV.
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Good Morning. OF course, you read
Tho Evening Ttmea-
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Eighth and / streets northeast-Rev. A.
ReOch. pastor Preaching at ! a. N. ana
s p. M, by the pastor. Christian En-
deavor, at p. M. s. $. at $50. Seats
free Everybody welcome.
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X S CEEsSGGU LT 1g

Pupil of Francesca Lanpertie, of Milan
Studio ut residence, 14l0 18th st NV.
sei71mo
SHORTHAND A SPECIALITY.
By II. c. Tanner, Granite bldg, corner F
and Ninth streets. Call OF send for cir
cular selT-lmo
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No advsrtis,nsu Ie,1 than 100
EDUCA TIONAL.
The
Columbian
University,
WASHINGTON, D. C.

REV. B. L. WHITMAN, D. D. presiovn.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for roofing materials

PROPOSALS for roofing materials
Office Public Buildings and Grounds,
War Department. Washington, ID. c., Sep
TENDER %, 1S95.-Sealed proposals, in
duplicate. will be received here until
p. IN. MONDAY. October 81. S95, for fur
nishing and delivering materials for a tin
roof and copper gutter and cOrnice for the
new building under construction at the
Government Printing Office. Specified
tons, forms for proposals, and all neCes-
sary information can be obtained here or
al No. 20 II street northwest. Right is
reserved 10 reject any and all proposals
JOHN N. WILSON, Coli Engrs.
Se23. "a, %. 26 ,oC1S.19
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HOTELS.

THE CARLTON, 514 18Th st. NV
large rooms, steam heat; electric bells.
per day or S25 per month; table board Si5
per month. se2O-7t
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OUR grea test ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dr. Mary Gordon, tells you all things
and gives Il proper remedy for your trouble.
Al waysathome. llu9Gsr.nw. seq In
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MaLE.

wANTED-Siua as Waterman or
porter in office; good ref. Address
As | NV. 1t
Elk PERI ENC clothing salesman
wants position. good references as to
ability etc. Address G., this office
YOUNG man wants position as clerk
i'll a grocery store; can cut meat and
come " ell recommended. Address Box %,
Sligo, Nd. se25-5t
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THIS is no force put" Just an every
be- day occurrence We are selling elegant
suits, custom made" the least bit worn.
al prices that'll surprise yoa. Drop in on
us. JIrSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 ID ST. NV.
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NINE. ESTELLE tells oil the events
OF life in German and English. hours
a. m. TO 10 p. IN; 20 and 90 cents:
cures all cases OF running or dry sores
9l3 10Th ST NV au3O-1m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMPS.

U. S. POSTAGE stamps, depart
ment stamps, such as War, Interior,
\ agriculture. Executive, and Navy; used
or unsued; in any quantity, for spot cash at
highest prices; also collections OF U. s.
and foreign stamps and proof sets. c. F.
ROTHFUCHS, S59 ! 2 Pa. ave. se20-7t
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WA partner in watch and
Jeweiry business, with 81 900: chance
Address JEWELRY. this office. se26-3t
CHANCE to hire s two or four. horse
steady job or work contracted for. Ad-
dress CONTRACTOR. this Office. se26-3t
A NJ energetic man can double his money
IN three days, small capital required
Address ADNERTISER. this office. 1T
WE'LL
HELP YOU
to find good business location If you
are seeking one. Wen help you sell your
business location If you want to sell it.
We are constantly in communication with
both buyers and sellers, and thus are able
to promptly bring about tue desired aud
wished-for results. List your property with
US at once. T. o. ANDERSON d CO.,
Real Estate and Busiuess Exchange.
9OT G st. NV.
wANTED-To rent a dining room.
DiNiNG Room, this Office. Ee26-3t
FOE SALE-S15O will buy fruit and
confectionery Storc on 14th st. NV; a
bargain. Address Box XII, this Office. se2o-3
FOR HENT-House and barber shop,
2U2- IItil 81. ne, together or separate;
barber shop furnished; price, S26-S12.50
for shop and $3.50 FOR house. Apply at
Room Is, Stewart Building, 400 9Th ST.
NV. se25-3t
INVENTORS finditconyenientfor
them to call at Carl Auer's Mechanical
Laboratory. Special attention given to
construction OF fine machinery Models
for Patent Office Automatic Mechanisms
for advertising purposes in show windows
for every branch of business. Manufac-
turer of small novelties. Terms moderate.
223 L st. ne. se22-1t
DAIRY and grocery; bargain: $500:
cheap rent. 9th and l. SITS. ne se22-1t
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NINE. RANCIS. Washington's
most popular medium W i'll resume bust
ness September IS. and " i'll be glad to meet
her many friends AMI patrons. at 324 East
Capitol St. sittings daily. 8 to 8, 2bc and
soc. se20-7t
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BOARDING.

30 ARDING-Bay window front
room; opposite park. with or without
board. 81 each per week. COZ B st.
NV se26-4
MRS. s boarding house,
IO5 c st sw.. nice rooms. se19-10t
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HE'LL wASTEp-FuMALE

wANTED-:A German girl 10 90 gen
crai homework; refs. required. ga
III SOD ST
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NINE. BROOKE tells all the events
of lire; all business confidential, ladies'
and gent leIncn, 30 cents each, hours, a.
IN. 10 8 ID. m. Cos New York avenue north
west, near Sixth street. sc24-l4t
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Nc advertisement, less thai los.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

w A NTEn-Canva first-class man
makes Stu a month: call at once and see
MR. WEISS. 43S 9th SO. NV =, from TO 10.
en2G.-t /
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For RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-Stable rear of II22 18th
Se25-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$3.50 for lounges; cook stoves, $500;
Sl.UU per week for bedroom and par
lor suits: cash or credit. 719 18th st. NV,
RED MOND'S sp26-6t
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PA NO iessons-L. s. McElhuDey, M.
125 Ash st. NV; experienced teacher
reduced rates .-.- se1S-1mo
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wANTED-By a lady of refinement
and education, a situation as companion
nurse for an invalid or housekeeper; no OBJ
Jection toleavng thecity. Address l.. NJ. D.,
this office. se25-2t
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FOR RENT-ROOAtS.

FOR RENT-Unfurnisb three rooms.
entire second flnor, for housekeeping;
a. IN. j.; light and heat; Si2.50 per mo.
81 F st. NV. sc26-2t
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WILL laundry your lace curtains for
80 CTS a pair, and guarantee good work.
Il. WALLACH, SOB E st. NV.
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INYENCoRS wiIlfind it convenient for
FOR EXCHANGE.

DAIRY and grocery; bargain: $500:
cheap rent 9th and T. SITS. ne se22-7t
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No advertisement less than IOH
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WA NTED-A partner in watch and
Jewelry business, with ST 900: chance
to make big money: no experience required
Address JEWELRY, this office se26-3t
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ANTED-Hone Protective Agency
has places for help every day-witi:
good references. All capacities SO lth
st. II. W. sesimo
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WA NTED-Place as first-class cook;
best ofref. Address No. 13Fenton ST. ne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26
THE GOVERNMENT SATISFIED

With tho Actioa. of tho Syndicate Has
Dren No Qualification OF the Contract.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 25.-Treas.
ury officials have no information OF the
reported purpose OF the syndicate to do.
posit tomorrow the entire amount OF
foreign gold due under tho contract.
They say. however, that they would
not be surprised II this was done as
the contract permits them to deposit
any amount in excess OF three hun dred
thousand ounces per month whenever
they may see fit.
Up to this ime, tho officials have no
criticisms TO make Of tho course pursued
by the syndicate for so lar as they know
every obligation contained IN the con.
tract has bcen complied with. As to the
humor in New York that tho govern.
men. has permitted modification OF
the contract, allowing the syndicate to
deposit more than half OF the whole
amount in domestic gold, Assistant
Secretary Hamlin said: There has
been no modification oi the contract.
The provision that ono.hali Of tho gold
to tho amount Of the loan shall bc
brought from abroad is to DO carried
out. Some ofsthc importations OF for
oign gold were made in advance OF tho
time stipulated in the contract, but thi,
did not involved any notifications OF
the contract
Mr.. Hamlin, however, in tho absence OF
Sea.et1er Carlisle. declined to enter fur.
tnet ihro 1. G:sGGS$io2 q! Ees f.t.i:iiyE3;. 80
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GROWING CROPS,
Tho Fast Wcek Has Born Favorable Ex
ccpt In Dakota nnd 1IInnesotn

Tho Fast Week IIa, Iiorn Favorable EN-.
ccpt In Dakota nnd sIlnnssu,a-
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 25.-Ths
weather bureau in its ropor! Of crop
conditions for tho week ending June q,
says:
The past wock has been generally
favorable, though somewhat too cool in
tho Dakoias and Minnesota for some
crops, especially corn, while excessive
rains have proved injurious over the
central and western PORTIONS OF the cot
ton region.
Drought has been relieved over the
creator part Of tho Ohio valIoy, but con-
tiuues in central Wisconsin,, Southern
Michigan and in portions OF Tennessee,
Pennsylvania and New York.
Harvesting OF winter wheat has con-
tinued aud is now general ovor tho
northern portion OF tho wheat bolt, and
is nearing completion In tho southern
portion. Thrnshing has begun in Hi.
nois and Tennessee. The weather for
the past wcok has proved favorable
for spring wheat, sustaining tho previ-
ousIy reported excellent condition OF
this crop, which is not beginning to
head.
Corn has made good growth during
tho wook, and excepting in tho Dnkotas
and Minnesota, where it Is reported
backward, tho general condition is OK.
coIon,. Tho crop hns largely boon laid
by in southern statos, aud in Kansas is
beginning to sill; nnd tasscl.
Cotton has boon injured by heavy
rains in the central and western pnr.
tions Of tho cotton region, nd in Texas
and Louisiana tho crop ia reported
very grassy. 1t Is reported as fruiting
wcll in Mississippi and rs in improved
condition in Eastern Alabama, Arkan-
sas aud North Carolina. Florida aud
Oklahoma report tho crop In cxcollont
condition.
Oats harvest. haa begun in tho south
crn stntGs and the reports as to the
crop arc Goncraly favorable. In Iowa
tho lnrgeat CROP over harvested IN that
state 10 promised.
Tobacco planting is about co,nplctcl
aud in Ohio. whore tho rlanta werc last
week reported dying, tho recent rains
have proved Of great benefit.
A hoavy frost occurred in Utah on
! the 18th, causing considerable damage
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IN A PARAGRAPH.

The Johnson stool company, OF Lo.
rain. Ohio, have increased tho wages OF
their employees l5 per cout.
The flint glass workers scale was
adopted Mt Pittsburgh yesterday with
slight advances over last year.
The Chilean capitol building at san.
tiago has boon destroyed by fro. 1t was
tho finest structure in Chile.
Captain Howgato's counsel are max.
ing preparations to appeal hia ca.o to
the supreme court. They will contend
that he was wrongfuily convicted, aud
that ho was entitled 10 the benefit o! the
statute OF limtation,.
Thoro will be another American pil.
Grimagc to tho shrine Of LourdOs this
year undor tho dlrection Of tho Fathers
Of Mercy. The pilgrims will sail OF
the Rcd Star limo steamship Western.
land on July 10. and will return in tho
middle OF Sep,nmber. Mgr. Satolli has
endorsed the pilgrimage.
9horc is apparently considerable con-
fusion rs to tho prospects OF an in,orna.
tional conference TO consider tho rc-
lIabilitatipn OF silver 10 hr callod on tho
iniativo Of Germany. This is due to
tho conflicting reports that have boon
received. and also apparently to tho
complications OF tho question rs il pro.
sensa itsclt in Germany.
School Agent G. G. Chase either loi,
or had stolen IRON him in tho CORR.
doris OF tho city hall OF Chicago check
Tor Sl25.0O0. The money roproso ontcll
was to DO used to pay tho juno salaries
OF tho school teacnors. The bank was
notified and payment stopped. The
only plausible theory entertained by
tho loser Is that ho was tho victim oil
pickpockois.
Probably as tho result of tho SUCCESS
OF tho nLtompt to sOcnro n consular
clcrk by competitive examination. thH
attontion OF Secretary Olnov has boon
drawn 10 tho feasibility Of choosing
United states consuls in similar fash
lon, which would bo in measure In tho
limo Of civil service reform. lIois now
commencing tho change.
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OMAHA, NEn., June 25-In the federal
court a decision has been handed down
involving property valued at nearly
I.000,000. 1t is the result. OF fight be-
tween different factions OF tho bond.
holders OF the Omaha water works
system. The Farmers Loan and Tru.t
Company. OF New York, trustee, gained
its suit against the American Water
Works Company, OF New Jersey. Judge
Dundy granted decroe OF foreclosure
rs prayed for by tho loan company as
trustee for tho bondholders. who reside
for tho most part in Boston, New
York, Chicago. New Jersey. Germany,
Scotland and Switzerland.
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THE BOND SYNDICATE
VIII swell til" Gold Reserve Of the Trcns.
ury by CnncDliiug It's Inl rbtedno,s,

VIII Swell I'll" Gold ilcsSrys OF the Trons.
ury by Cnno0liinE It's mdebtedno,s.
New SoHR, June 2j.-Wall strost Is
full OF rumora ms to the boud Syndica.o
operations and tho treasury depart.
mont. Neither Mr.. Morgan nor Mr..
Belmont will talk on tho subject, aud
sub. Treasurer Jordan will make no
statement in connection with the mat.
tor beyond this Tact that tho gold sur.
plna reserve OF the treasury will within
twenty.four houra when the gold now
deposited gooS through tho books oi tho
treasury bc Sl07. 100000. Ills UNDER
stood that this sum is reached by tho
settlement OF tho bond syndcate's In.
debtcdness TO tho government as regards
the payment for tho bonds II Is ufthor
believed that tho bond syndicate eithor
has or will nt onco receive the full
amount OF bonds due II. There is some
vague talk about an arrangement for
further issue OF bonds by tho govern.
ment, but thorc is no suggestion OF
such course from any authoritative
quarter, MS tho managers OF tho last
bond syndicate will say nothing what
ever on tho subject
Tho payment into tho sub.troasury
yesterday OF SG.50O.0O0 IL. according to
the Evening Post, believed to bc proof
that tho govern ment has agreed to n
modification or change in tho contract
with the syndicate so far ns requiring
tho syndicate 10 import So, ,500. 900 OF
gold; but rs tho syndicate managers ad.
init that their contract does not expire
until October, and that they arc re-
qurcd to do all in their powor in tho
meantime to maintain the governments
GOLD. reserve, they may yet have TO i'm.
port gold unless they continue to pre-
vent its exportution. OF their ability
to do that until October no one seems
to havo any doubt, least OF oil tho syn
dictate managers. Tho Evening Post
continues: Thus far the syndicate has
imported on account OF tho new per
cent bond, SIS 5,5i5, ,000-it has S200.000
OF imported gold in the assay office to
Its credit-and has deposited in the
treasury altogether more than $50, ,000.-
900 Of gold.
That the managers OF the syndicate
are masters OF tho sterling exchange
marke. and thus able to maintain the
governments gold was said by bankers
to-day to be shown by tho fact that they
notified the members Of their syndicate
OF their intention to return to them
this week the balance OF 60 per cent OF
the money they advanced in gold for
the syndicate 20 deposit in the sub
treasury Inst February 10 purchase half
the bonds sold IN this country. This 60
per cent will amount to many millions
OF dollars, and when they get it the
bankers, members OF the syndicate say,
will no, know, what to do with it, as
there is such plethora OF money that
tits almost unlendable. except on call
at Improbable rates.
An indication Of the change Of senti.
ment in relation to tho gold question
was seen to-day ut the sub.treasury,
whom deposit, OF gold were offered in
exchange for greenbacks OF large
denominations.