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Tho Receipts SIN Running Behind the Ex-
penditures Gold Reserve 800, ,OOO, 900.

WAsHISGToN, March 1.-THE Treasury con-
dition for the first third of March shows the re-
cepts to have aggregated S9.325.O00 and the
expenditures Sll,35i. 900, or an excess of the
expenditures over receipts of S2,029000. An
element of uncertainty not heretofore entering
into Treasury calculations has now to be con-
sidered. 1t is the large sum, of money appro-
priated by Congress in the Deficiency and Sun
dry Civil Appropriation bills. Many of these
items are made Immediately available. and the
payment to-day OF S615,OoO on the "civil and
miscellaneous" accounts shows that some of
them have begun to reach the cashiers desk.
The customs receipts show a continued and
sustained improvement, being for tho fiscal
year up 10 date 81 lO5. 1877. .0OO nearly million
more than for the same time last year. Internal
revenue receipts are 50. 100000 In excess OF this
time last year, but Improvement in both sources
of receipts must be shown for the last third of
the fiscal year. or Government revenues for tho
entire fiscal year will fall considerably below
the estimates.
The Treasury gold reserve at the close Of bust
ness to-day stood at S9O.OO3, COS, gain since
yesterday OF S2s0,633.
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killed and wounded was very heavy. The sur
vivors together with their provisions, arms, &c,
were captured by the Government force. The
United States cruiser Atlanta was lying IN port
during the battle to protect the interests OF
Americans should they be threatened.
The star dndHCrdld says Gov Arrange yesterday
pruclat ed that severe measures would be adopt
ed by the authorities to prevent furth her bOodshed
in the department of Panama. The proclama-
ton also says the Governor has In his possess ion
plans OF tho enemies OF the republic, and that
inexorable punishment will be deal, out to such
persons as may hereafter attempt to create dis
diers of tho colombia Battalion upon the bravery
and gallantry displayed by them in the engage
ment at BOcas del Toro.
decree has been published declaring the de-
partment in n state of siege and forbldding the
gathering Of groups of moro than three persons
on any OF the thoroughfares, the opening OF
places of amusement and the holding OF pu bile
meetings The authorities will exercise dscre-
tion as to preventing private gatherings. More
troops have been despatched to l'ocas del Toro.
Advices from Bogota say orders have been
issued by the Government raising the rank or
Lieut.. Lopez. who is said to have killed the
outlaw Cara at Bocas del Toro. and who was
hims elf killed by the rebels 10 that of Lieuten-
ant Colonel and that his funeral be conducted
with the military honors due that rank.
1t 10 expected that the Governments of Mexico
and the United States will pay the rewards
offered by those countries for the capture OF
Cara to the mother Of Lieut. Lopez. who was
dependent for her support upon her son.
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FLEEING FROM PEKIN.
Rich Chinese are Leaving tho Cnpitai-An-
other Japanese Victory.

LONDON, March 11.-A Central News despatch
from Shanghai says that the rich Chinese resi-
dents are leaving Pesiu. Tontsin, Taku, and
the outlying districts, fearing japanese inva-
sion. Steamships arriving ut Shanghai are
crowded with refugees.
A despatch from Pekin to tho Central News
says number of women have arrived in Pskin
from Kalgan in consequence OF warning re-
ceived by them from the American Legation in
Pekin that the latter place would be safer for
them. They report having left every thing quiet
In kalgan. Everything is also quiet in Pekin.
"A despatch to the Central News from Toxic
says that, under date OF March IL, Marshal
Oyama repoI Is that the first division of the
Japanese second army, leaving one regiment to
garrison the captured town OF Wing 40, crossed
the Liao River on March and advanced on
Tenchantai, acting in concert with the first
army. hich WAS proceeding along the left bank
Of the river. The third division OF the army
advanced along the left bank and crossed tho
river above 1enchantai. The enemy retreated
In the direction of Tsong Taitz, aud
uyoly pursued.
Eventually the Japanese forces succeede in
surrounding the Chinese troops. The Chinese
sustained sevsro losses. leaving over u thousand
or their men dead along the line OF their re-
treat This number, however does not repre-
sent their total loss The town OF Tenchantai
was burned by the enemy.
On Fob. "a there were 900 wounded Chinese
soldiers In the hospital at Yankao receiving tho
attention Of the foreign Red Cross societies,
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Very considerable interest has been manifes ted
in the East in the match which Glen" Ellison,
the amateur champion of Illinois, is to play on
March 30 with Milburn, a Chicago amateur.
The Brunswick Company had endeavored for
several weeks to bring about match between
Ellison and Wilson Foss, the New York ANA
teur crack, but Ellison declined this game to
meet Milburn. The latter was III with the
grip at the time that negotiations were
going ,on for the match with Foss,
and Ellison was waiting to meet him.
Tom Gallagher and Harrison. the Western
boy billardist. said yesterday that big amateur
matches were likely TO grow out OF this latter
match for the reason that nobody could tell
exactly what Milburn was capable of doing He
is credited with being Il swift player, and il he
wins other matches against experts who have
not yet competed in Chicago and other Western
thaV are very iab'e 70 he made lev a xtnres" in The
Western amateur billiard world Ellison is, of
course. the fayorite in the wagers.
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wAsHISGTos, March ll.-At his own request
Lieut.. w. +. ii. Southerland, who has been
naval aid to Assistant Secretary McAdoo, will
be relieved from duty and detailed to the cruiser
Cincinnati when she returns North as navi-
eating officer relieving Lieut.. A. G. Dillingham;,
who will be detached and granted leave OF alb
Sence. Lieut. Southerlsnd has been on duty in
Washington for the past three years.
Commander n. NJ, Dyer has been ordered TO
ordnance instruction at the Washington gun
factory. Gunner William Walsh has beon de-
20 tho receiving ship Constellation.
Leave OF absence granted Second Lieut.. Ed
mund l.. Butts, Twenty-hr Infantry. Is sx-
tended one month.
additional Second Lieut.. Jay J. Morrow, Corps
OF Engineers, Is assigned TO n vacancy OF Second
Lieutenant in that corps, vice HArts, promoted
The leave OF absence granted Capt, William ].
Turner. Second Infantry, Is extended twenty
DAYS.
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Empire Trnp shooter. Compete.

The members Of tho Empire Rod and Gun
club assembled NJ Dexter Park, on the Jamaica
Plank road, Long Island, yesterday for their
regular monthly shooting tournament, In the
club competition, At seven live birds per
man. American Shooting Association rules to
govern, Henry hlahstedt proved the victor
Colgan and John J. O'liara tied for second
honors with four birds killed each. A handicap
lve-Aird sweep followed the main club event
The scores:
First Event--The regular monthly club competition
Henry Mahlstedt 25 yards, b. John j. O'hara, 2b
yards I; Richard ". Colgan, 25 rls, 4; William H.
Roberts, 20 yards 4; Frederick Behrens 20 yards, =
Second Event h9nlcah sweepsbakss at three
stedt 30 Yards, and William IL. Roberts, 70 yards ~
Richard ". Colgan, 25 yards, |.
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THs cUshN IssURREcTIoM.
epain Cables = Cr.dit OF si.oeo.OOo for
Its ruppresston.

1ts Suppression.
MLpnIp. March il.-A credit Of $1,000. 900.
10 BE- used in suppressing the Cuban insurrection,
has been cabled to Captain General Calleja In
Havana.
The preparations 10 ship moro troops TO Cuba
are pressed forward with great rapidity. In adj
dltion to the three transports which have al
rendy sailed. half a dozen or more troopships
have been made ready to leave Cadiz and San
tander as soon rs the infantry shnll DO got
aboard. The total number now under orders
for the Cuban campaign is 10000. Not few
OF tho soldiers are veterans Of the previous
campaign.
They nd the other experienced mon have been
distributed among the regiments, 80 that every
company Of new recruits may have n back bone
of tried campaigners All seem equally anxious
to go to the front Despite the terrors OF
the Cuban climate for the Spaniard, there
are numerous volunteers from all parts OF Tho
country. Tho popular excitement Ia beyond
anything warranted by the sanguine reports
given out by the Government II is almost as
great as when tile Kabyles attacked Melilla.
Among the Generals awaiting orders are c.
Marin. lnspectOr-General Of Cavalry; L. Iola-
veja. commander Of the sixth Army CORPS;
and Corrca Garcia, commandaut at Ceuta and
General of Division. While military men here
profess to believe that the insurrection is not
very serious. the officers OF Cuban experience.
most notably Martinez de Campos. fear that the
present outbreak is the beginning OF a long
period OF unrest ON tne lSluHu lHty luluh tue
armies will bc forced to remain some time in
the disturbed distrcts.
The expense and loss OF life in the trying cli-
mate. they predict, will bo sources OF constant
regret and Inconvenience TO the mother country.
To this view undoubtedly is due Campos's 5 eager:
ness to have many thorough reforms introduced
in the administration OF Cuban affairs. He has
reiterated In private conversation with mem
beis Of the Government the plea for reform
which he made in the Senate last week, and the
Ministers have decided to take in hand most Of
the measures suggested by him.
This official despatch from Havana was given
out this evening; Tho insurgent band from
Baire was defeated again to-day and has been
finally dispersed. Only forty members are now
at large, and they are believed to be seeking
terms. The troops will attack tomorrow the
only remaining rebels in the Santiago district.
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Sensational Armenian Stories.

LONDON, March ll.-Sir Ellis Ashmesd Bart
lett. NJ. r., has renewed his attack upon tho
sensational stories of Armenian atrocities pub
ltshed recently in the Iflsgrdph In = letter
published to-day Sir Ellis challenges tie Itif-
graph 10 produce tho alleged Armenian tee-
grams published IN that paper or even 10 lOin
him In requesting the telegraph CuUpHny -
preserve the original despRtrliSS luul the
JelsTddH Is wiluug 10 show lhem, he SAYS he
will remain In the belief that they never ga
isted.
The Globes correspondent in COnstantinopie,
as the result Of careful examination of Reuters
special dispatches from lihis declares that
they are full o. contradictory and confused
statements, ana show such complete ignorance
OF ciTou instances, localities, &C., MS to render
them wholly unreliable.
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Big Handban Match at Brooklyn To.
morrow.

As the result of many animated discussions
regarding their abilities to play the game Of
handball an agreement was entered into yoster-
day in which Thomas Monahan of Brooklyn and
John Ahern Of New York on one side, and John
Mccullough and Otto Glade both of New York,
on the other, will meet at tho Brooklyn Hand
ball Clubs court tomorrow afternoon at Q
O'Clock To play the best two out of three games
for a consideration. which, II IL said will include
the expenses Of the purity from New York to
Bfooklyn and back, and there will be no restric-
tiOuS.
In anticipation of match, all the men inter-
estGd. 30 tits reported, have been getting into
condition privately, and many OF their friends
believe that they will show handball form OF u
surprising order. Ahern is an old hand at tho
game. and Monahan handles himself well. Nc
Cullough and Glade talk but little, but those
who know the pair say that IL takes strong
team 10 boat them. By special request Cham
pon Phil Casey has kindly consented 10 act as
referee, while Major John Carlos CArmody and
other South Fifth avenue and Broome street
"rooters" will be on hand to encourage tine men,
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A Lively Run and some Fine Jumps After
Reynard Near Lakewood.

LAKEWOOD, y. j.. March 1.-THE Ocean
county foxhounds had preliminary run this
afternoon. The weather was hardly up to the
mark. except in one respect, that Of being soft
and excellent for jumping live fox
turned down"a couple Of hours before the
start. which was made from point near tho
Lakewood Hotel at o'clock. A couple of muz-
zled terriers were let go. This gave Reynard
fairly good chance for his life He was fine
big specimen OF the red fox. with as beautiful a
brush the most fastidious sportsman could
desire.
This being the only real live fox hunt of tho
season, great interest was manifested. After
about forty minutes hard riding, during which
some splendid jumps were negotiated, the fox
came to view in the open. He looked fairly
well tagged, and the beautiful brush. the trophy
OF the chase, was pretty wet and ragged look
ing affair. However The sight of the fox to the
riders and the hot scent made tho run home very
excitable. Amid shoutings of the riders who were
anxious be In at the death. and increased yelps
of the hounds Reynard's doom was sealed. Once
in sight. he was soon overtaken and killed by the
hounds. The brush was awarded to Miss
" Nalker, she being the only lady in at the finish.
She is by the way, a most fearless and effective
rider. aud took all the Jumps beautifully.
Others in at tho death were DIR. Lindly. Mr..
Pearsall Marshall Frost, Morgan Hulse, and
Harry Norfolk Of New York. aud James Con-
verse of Boston.
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Notes or Foreign Happenings.

Lord Rosebery went to Windsor yesterday for
audience with the Queen.
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria will be
present at kiel. at the ceremonies Of opening the
Baltic and North Sea Canal.
The Belgian Government will Join France in
her protest against the action of Venezuela In
expelling the French and Belgian Ministers.
Great Britain will send her Channel squadron
to the kiel naval parade with which the North
Sea and the Baltic Canal will be opened in Juno.
The German Government is sending two war
ships to Guayara to enforce the payment of the
seven per cent. unpaid guarantee on the con-
struction of the Central Venezuelan Railway,
which was built by Germans.
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Correct Time tn the WrseEaEs.
Prom The Totland Advertiser.

TTV"I TTI' 7 VII''I''V1 I'70V'''s0''
Can't. Proctor yesterday told of IA queer case Of
a wreck, Tho schooner Hustler had just got in
from the GRAND iaHks. On her way home she
spoke the schooner HENRY NJ stanley. The Cap
tain of tho STANLEY said that when he Was a lit
tie to the suuth nt sable Island he saw the house
aud part OF "A cabin of a vessel, A close eXami-
nation Ut the huAtIug wreCkage was made by
the Captain Of the STANLEY, and IN the hAlf-de-
mOllshed calm large clock was found hanging
aud still running II was highly probable that
the CreW ut the INK nown craft had been drowned
but short time GofOTe, or else the clock would
u have heoa running. Tho time varied little
from tho Captains watch,
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BIsM4RCK's RIRIHDAY.
Enperor william WIN Make His Title OF
Prince Hereditary.

BERLIN, March ll.--It is reported that the
Emperor intends to go to Friedrichsruh on
April 1, accompanied by his sons, the Imperial
Ministers. and the members OF the Bundesrath
TO congratulate Prince bismarck upon tho oc-
currsnce OF his eightieth birthday, and also TO
make his title of Prince hereditary.
President Won LeyetYOw, on behalf OF the
Reichstag, has accepted the invitation extended
TO the msInbers Of that body TO be present at the
Bismarck banquet to be held In Berlin on April
In honor OF the birthday Of the ex- Chancellor
IL Is expected that most OF the members will at
tend in their official capacity.
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Standing or the Football Clubs.

p. Fisk. the official referee OF the game Of the
National Association Football League which
was to have been played last Saturday between
the Scottish Americans OF Newark and the New
Rochelles, has awarded the game to the Scottish
Americans. owing to the failure OF the New RO-
ing OF the clubs In the league is now as follows:
Clubs; Won Lost Pts Clubs Won Lost. pts.
sSottish;Am'nsi 4 New Rochelle, o Q
Bklyn Wanrsl IL
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LONDON, March 1.-THE Duke OF York held a
levss to-day, representing the Prince OF Wales
In his absence In lhe Riviera United States
Ambassador Bayard, who has recovered from
his attack OF inhuenZG, returned from Bourne
Welt, Wells, aud Carter uf the United statcs
Embassy were also present. Lieut.-COl. Lud-
low and Lieutenant 4 commander COwleA, re-
spectiVely military and naval attaches OF the
American Embassy, did not attend, both being
confined to their rooms with influenza
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London's New Aldermen.

LONDON. March 1.-THE Progressive and Mod
crate parties. who tied with fl nine elective
members each in the County Council, have
new Aldermen Tho Duke OF Norfolk, Moderate,
and Sir John Hutton have been made a commit
tee to appoint the ninth. The election of officers
will follow the naming OF the Aldermen.
The sun., 1895-03-12
Phiisdeiphss's Council BowIers RsOsivs
Their Trophy.

The bowling team OF Philadelphos Council,
No 602, Royal Arcanum, reaped the reward Of
their labors on the alleys last night when they
received the costly silver loving cup presented
by Brooklyn paper TO the team winning first
place in the recently completed bowling tourna-
ment of the brooklyn Royal Arcanun League
The presentation was made at Arlington Hall,
Gates and NOstrand avenues, Brooklyn. The
Philadelphos team that carried of the honors
was composed OF Scoheld. Dewey, Suydam,
Maxwell, Van Riper, Walden, Pfeiffer, and
Brsmble. Their record was twelve games won
and only two lost
The teams high score was 500. and the aver
age T49. The teams good work was made the
theme OF tho presentation and aecsptatlon
speeches, Regent Adams expressed his hearty
congratulations TO the brothers who helped TO
win the trophy.
The sun., 1895-03-12

Plans to reorganize the old time Fountain Gun
Club. one OF the most famous trap-shooting or
ganizations in its day, have about been COM
pleted. A date has been secured for the regular
contests each month at Dexter Park. The idea
of the Organization Committee is TO have some
small but thoroughly frst-class rap-shootink
organization, such as the Nassau Gun Club,
amagamate with them to make one large club,
or IL upon ample consideration such a course 10
impractcable, to have the Fountain Gun Club
reorganized with the same frst-ciass member
ship as 1t formerly had. and to hold monthly re-
unions and trap-shootng tournaments, as was
done in the clubs prime.
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munnn Klnans.. Blown Ea.t.


from nc L'WiAi"h f'e"lhy J"HFho''
man walking along ROcklSnd street one OF
the cold days last week was surprised when q
stranger stepped up TO linn, grabbed his shOul-
der with one hand, ami with the other began 10
vigorously rub his nose Ia a haEd:ll OF snow.
Was he offended GA the contrary, hc was pro-
fIsc iu Ia, thanks, as soon A. lle recovered his
breath and his wis from tie attack, for the
assaitnut quichll cApltusd that hV Was a native
ui Russia. nit. rulu.f tNfa} H. uIau q nu~r Nds
frc.ug. E,uuuiy i..trIl au lu What Has \ mat
ter VI cvuIsy and VI euguetse'
The sun., 1895-03-12
Adjust Family
Differences.

Bad temper is often
merely bad digestion.
Many quarrels attribut-
ed to perverse dispositions
are due to disordered
livers. Ripans Tabules
adjust family differences.
and would prevent them.
which is better. if taken
in time.
ans Tabules: Sold by drugEstA or by mail II yo
the price $50 cents a box TO Rlpans Chemlct
" pany, 10 Spruce 81, New York
The sun., 1895-03-12
Mr.. Co,nnua Resign. from tho Coast Survey

WASHINGTON, March lib. Is. Colanna OF
Virginia, assistant in charge of the Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Treasury Department, to-day
rendered his resignation, TO take effect April 10.
which was accepted by Secretary Carlisle. Mr..
W. w. Dufiield OF Michigan was last year ap-
pointed superntendent of the survey, succeed
Ing Prof. Mendenhsl. During the present Con-
gress he endeavOred TO reduce the force of the
survey, but the reduction failed to be made.
This fight within the survey itself has 1t Is said,
engendered bad feeling. Mr.. Colanua who hns
been connected with the survey for more than
twenty years, ha. sustained high reputation Mt
home and abroad. The place vacated has not
yet been filled. The salary is $4,000.
The sun., 1895-03-12
Tn. Body OF I.man P.sha at Cairo.

ALEXANDRIA, March 1.-THE body OF Isma
Pasha. ex-Khedive of Egypt, was taken to Cairo
by special train to-day. In the funeral cortege
from Raseltn Palace to the railway station were
tho Khedive the Egyptian Princes the Minis
ters and Consuls and alarge number OF other
persons OF prominence. The body will reach
Cairo to- night.
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jail .aa Fin. for Ill.EaI LIQUOR selling

AsBURY PARK, March ll.-John X. Parker
WAS found guilty at Freehold to-day OF tho
illegal sale Of liquor in Asbury Park. This Is
the first conviction from Asbury Park under the
Daily act, which provides n penalty OF both nne
and imprisonment Parker has been convicted
several times under the "One Mile" law, but
has always escaped with slight fines.
The sun., 1895-03-12

LONDON, March 11.-In the House Of Com
mons to-day Mr. Edmund Robertson. Civil Lord
OF the Admiralty. said. in response to questions.
that since tho beginning of 1894 seven battle
ships had been started in the course of construc-
tion in England and one in France. None had
been begun In Russia.
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OUTLAW CARA KILLED.
1HB FAMOUS MELICAN REBEJ
SLAIN IN COLOMBIA.

ne Haa Taken W the Csuss OF the Colors-
biss Insurgents Lisut. Lopez, Who
Eiued Him. Loses Hts Own Life.
PANAMA. March 1.-THE star aud Herald has
received dispatches confirming the reports OF
the fight at Bocas del Toro. resulting In the de-
feat Of the insurgents and the death Of their
leader, the notorious Mexican outlaw, CatRrino
Cara. The reports say that the revolutionary
band under CARA invaded tho place at day
break on Marh aud attacked the Bocas del
Toro Government station. The troops Of the
Government fought bravely. the battle being
hand o. hand encounter throughout.
Cara was killed by Lieut. Lopez, the com
mandng officer Of the garrison. who lost his life
in doing the deed. The loss OF tho invaders In
The sun., 1895-03-12
WHY2

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WHY will people foolishly
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when this best known and only
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WHY. when you know
these things, reader. do you
delay ? There is no time like
the present.
The sun., 1895-03-12
The body OF the Toung Russian Grand
Dnke.

ST. PETERsBuRG, March 1.-THE body OF the
young Grand Duke Alexis Michaeloyitch ar
rived at the Nicholas station this morning. In
the funeral procession from the station to the
fortress church were the young mans father
and brothers. several other Grand Dukes, the
Gar and the clergy. The body was taken TO
the cntafalque, whore 1t will remain until the
burial In m
The sun., 1895-03-12

DARMsTADT, March 1.-THE Grand Duchess
OF Hssss gave birth TO = daughter this evening,
She Il doing we'll. The GrAnd Duchess is tho
second daughter OF the Duke Of SHNe-C Coburg
GothA, formerly known "a the Duke Of Edtu-
buTgh. she was married on last April ~.
The sun., 1895-03-12

VIENNA, March lit is reported here that
the coronation OF the Gar will take place in
Moscow in the latter half of May.