New-York tribune., 1896-12-01

cprrvp,cys ryOvGur TO BE MORE USEFUL IN
r,,t, TREASURY THAN OUT OF 1.-THE NO
VENEER DEFICIT OVER $1,000 ooo-pE-
crsroSs OF TIE SUPREME COURT
Wash,ngton Nov 3O-Therc IS no present hkel'-
hood that the Treasury Department VIII voluh'ar-
ilv resume the issue OF gold certificates for Dul'oh
gold deposited. Within the last week s'erhhe eN-
change has gradually grown stronger. until now II
has reached within a fraction OF the gold expor-
,ng nont During December aud January IL IS
usual for imports to be heavy. result or when
gold has TO be sent abroad in January and febrnary
10 meet the pa yment of the goods thus imported AZ
nreseni the gold reserve is $300O.OW above the re-
s.rvc limit and the Treasury rather discourages
than otherwise the receipt of gold as IL reduces US
supply of currency In round figures IL mas on hinu.
net s70OOo.o0O In currency avaiIap'e io' is "'''
business
United States Register Tilman. OF the Treasury.
IN his annual report states that on May %, 1922 con-
pon bonds amounting to s3l.l577oo. OF the loan OF
1926 issued in exchange for con, were delivered 10
a committee appointed for the purpose oy 'he oeoic
tary OF tho Treasury. in order that they might be
transported London Eng: and there deitvcred TO
The REPRESENTATIVES of syndicate. During the year
there were issued 49, 476 bonds of the value OF x'
g. 5is bonds Of the value of sS6sli 40 The num9or m
Of bonds Issued during the last year shows an IN
crease over the previous year OF oS'li'
The report OF F. a. Reeve. Solicitor OF the lreas-
ury. shows that the total number Of suits brought
under his direction during the year was otib; S'4c'
suits were decided In favor OF the nlted states;
th;rty-uine were adversely decid a. GOO were e'eu
and dismissed; in five penalties were remtten IcaV-
ing 141 still pending. The amount or luoe do men,s -
ohiaire,l was 81 00a SIS: amount collected S2b2M
Offers Of compromise pending involve s5s5.sSc
The November Treasury deficit. from onical ng-
ures TO be issued Will be EG2 0o ana FOR
the five months Of the fiscal year 10 date, w.
Morgan to-day
moied COO checks aggregating s126.s22 In payment
of December interest on the fundeu ioah oi 1870
The Supreme Court Of the United States recon-
vened to-day after a fortnights recess. and dis
posed Of thrty-eisht cases. an unusually hish
number The most important, aside from the
CHAPMAN case was that of the appeal Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway Company from the decree or
the Supreme Court Of Nebraska. directing the
railroad company at the request OF the state
Board Of Transportation, 10 permit party OF
farmers to cree. grain elevator on 'ts right or
way and itself to construct a switch thereto. The
case was docketed in the Supreme Court OF the
United States october g. 1890. and was argued at
the last term Disposing OF the case. the opinion
said it not a question affecting rates OF trans
portation, not an order compelling the railroad
company erect elevator. nor a matter AFFECT
ing equal rights of 10 the property from the
outside but demand that simply for the con-
venience Of the petitioners they be permitted TO
build the elevator the property OF the railroad
company. "1'hs. the Court unanimously Of the
opinion is the taking of private property for private
without the due process OF law. and therefore
In violation OF the plain terms OF the consttu-
versed and the cause remanded with instructions
TO proceed in conformity with the opinion.