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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

,Nm Sabre 1895 miro co III pcr
ko,tttt lcbb0itcr bcr0ebcn ais in 1897.
1(rbr Stuutcu ais I'M lettcn wcrocn
'"oupcmcurc, StuGtobeamtc nno ve
9lolOtlrtu mdblen, Senntorenpolten
'mo III be'eBcn mo Gum S6luB tom
men Damn Die 0ongrcHlpablcn, ole
'Non inter Dem Sdotten pom Sabre
1900 ltcbcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

I&enl man Niele0cnbelt bat III le=
hcu, mic ielblt Die (fle9er Der tletllter
Riuoer, lobulp piele I'M Stonoe ltno,
eiueu ci0eneu HSillen III dlBern, I'D,
beeilen, oielen III erTllllen-, wenm nc
2lueo perluheu p%irfen, mas DIE I'll
tern 0enieBen, 10 be9relrt man, lpobel
eS tommt, puH Die oenuBluht Der
bcutigen ,,u0cno tulrm III berrteol9tll
lit. Bic &inper, penen allies 9elp0brt
rutrD, lerlcn nld)t entbdlt'dm ZEN eth
10 cr;p1ener Wtenlh ptro, lpenn CT
0~c;pun0en lit, einem 2$un'h III ent=
ia0en, pte9 nur nit unS%rtrleoenenl
Ncrien mn nit Grbltterln9 9e9erl DE,
lpelhe i'm oaran %binoern, tbun. Nr
miro emit ieoem Weliilte fol9en. Ste'c
Shpdhe Der Glteru, ibren Etebltn9en
allies III 0elpdbren, rpuS Tie b%e9ebren,
le0t Den Cirlmo III ben mei'ten vdltern,
Die mir hellte BEL Der ,>l9cno 'ehen.
Serarti0e perlpobnte Mtenlhen 'uten
NQe9 III erreihen, mo;i lbr wellllte
iie treibt, Tic t6rnen teiner %erluhlng
mioerltebeu, ou ibr Gbaruttcr nlht
purh Die 6r;iebunS geltdblt ut. "a
rim, $br Gltern, Die ,Sbr Eure &iu
Der lieb habit uto Dor Shaoen bemabz
rem wollt, serpobnt lie an Gntbalt'am
teit. yaBt tic iton pom erlten Sabre
On ;ulebcn, wie <br lelblt oaS 9enleBt,
monuh ibr tleinco Noeri uerlun9t a;
;ei9t llno ia9t ibnen, oaB ainoer nltt
allies huben uno tbun oilrten, mas
wroBen erlaubt lit uno erSiebt linen
hermit Die ih6ne Sugeno Der Entbalt=
iumteit an, woiiir lie Sud bis ms
bobc alter le9ncn merocn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

nlent tpiro on
,ec. Yappen'
,btman. Glm'
in allen Npos
AFT euh feln
: aeben, % iei
40.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

Manor Nun N&ud non wrOG 3tcm
!lort wollte niht nit (Uuten mo
(rompctcu in icin 2tmt ein9eiibrt
Wcrocu. to 0ibt cine Wclddit9 Ap
m%Jnliuation, umo ouNl brNuht man
otu Spcttutel niht. - woupcrnelr
Ealbucll Wolltt audi bel ieiuer ;meitcn
inauguration bon ciucm ,Sc'tbaIl nihto
lptncn. GAS ouillr 0ll99clepte "elp
'ol'e man, 'N9tc er, Den Nrmen gebcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

llnlere N@dtipilten b%ebullpten, Die
lenieen Ninpunperer, mclde niht III
Der wage leien, filni .3eilen aus Der
Contribution leieu uno ihreiben III
tonnen, 'cieu cine Wefubr filr pdo
yanp ulo milIten oeebulb fern 0ebal
ten meroen. Die peutlhen %29rarier,
cine anoere Sorte natipiitilher 30
terldnoerreuloe, aberum nihto beller,
ais Die Eomperlp uno @enoMen, iinO
anDerer Mteinun0. I'M elmer Situm9
Der MISREPRESENTATION Observation-Disclosures
TANNER wllrpe unun9eiohten Der Sus
alIgcltcllt, Die pilmmlten Nrbeiter leien
Die belten. "a Die pitelbilhe SUMTER
'haft Nrbeiter brnllft, miro lie dllo
pobl Die Nnalpbabeten III Sltunit filr
lid beun'pulhen, pielelben purh bobe
yobne al lid ieiieln unp papurh Die
Scr. Staaten Der Gorge nm lie ent
beben. Ger S~iloungstelt miro ilber=
flil'li9 &unit last Die Summen nitt
aus Dem vanoe 9eben, uno fiir lSpm=
pcrlp bieiben MIR Die alu9en; einiaher
fam Die gan;e GinpanoerlnsSira9e
gar niht gelOlt weroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

Sabren bic Steuern niht 10 flott cinz
9%egan9en. &iele, oeren Ei9entbum
wegen uidltdnpi9er Stcucrn pertuuit
'mlrpc, lolen puilelbe wicocr Elm. IN
>Sorua 0eben Die Stellern prompt Gin,
pes0leihen in Npro Sutotu uno Siloz
Ndtotu. in leptcrcm Stuutc wirp
Die vilte Der AtilfltdnOigen bel Mcitem
9crin9cr letn ais lon't.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

lttr SSdfs mt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

cluded unmatured United States bonds out
standing In the amount OF sSl7, $4,000. No
material change appeared In the debt state
ments in the fiscal year ended june 30, 1871,
but on Tune 49, circular wa, publishes, inyit-
ing public, subscriptlols, for S20O:009.QO O . pe.r
1898. The public response 10 this Invitation
was not confined to any section Of the county.
and during the thirty days prescribed ~ the
circular as tho period Tor suoseripu2nnes
thoTe were received 232.22i,, OF $500
en- The less bon sSScO% nDS Saor 6sss .6 SSBII Rny sn%s
greater than $500. accompanied In each
Instance by a deposit. OF 2 per cent. OF the
amount subscribed. The total Of subscriptions
OF 1900 and less was S1Q0.444,560, and tho
total in greater amounts than 800 Including
certain PrQPosphls. En SIsgats e m tne i9Ssn;
AS provided by the circular. tho allotment
OF bonds 10 subscribers NJ amounts. greater
than S5OO began. Immediately upon the close
lions. being first allotted until those OF S4.40o
and loss had been reached. There was n
residue. ascertained to DO about two million
and q half dollars. which was allotted pro rata
tho subscribers OF $4,000. each sub
scriber for that amount being awarded the
sum OF 81 1000"
CURRENCY IN CIRCULATION.
In speaking OF the currency tho Secretary
says; . uo-.,
kinds Of money In the United States. outside
the Treasury. between Nov /. 1897. and Nov. /.
1908. are. shown in the following. table. The
estimated population Of the United States Nov.
1, 1897. was 73.461 900. and the per capita
supply Of money, outside the, Treasury, was
capita supply Of money Nov, ], 1906, were 76.-
O5D, 600 and S24,S7, respectively.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

Mr.. Griggs Tells of the Work of His Depart
~mcnt-Supreme Court Cases.


mcnt-Supreme Court Cases.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-The report OF the At
torney-General. made public to-day. says OF the
War Revenue act:
The War Revenue act has been especially
productive Of doubtful questions. and many
instances Of advice and direction to the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue relative to diff
ferent features Of that statute will be found in
tho report Of that officer. The attention Of
Congress is respectfully called to them in order
that. II 1t be deemed necessary or advisable.
Congress may correct any defects or inequali-
ties In thetaw which THO Interpretations Of the
Department OF Justice have made evident"
In speaking of the prize court cases growing
out OF the war Mr.. ,Griggs says the amount
realized from the sale of condemned vessels
and cargoes reaches SOL. 034. The report
then tells Of the work Of the Supreme Court. as
follows:
THE accompanying table shows the result
Of last years work OF the Supreme Court OF
the United States. so far as the number OF cases
can show 1t. There was an increase OF eight
cen in the number Of cases dockcted on the
in the number disposed Of. the number re-
manning, having been reduced thereby from
1888 to 313.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

proved this By the establishment Of the re-
tuition and code OF laws which Will compare
The. people OF these isialids are more OF. less
familiar with the ipstltutlons and laws q the
public are largely taken from the laws OF this
country; II cannot 2s said that either the
ali familiar With Il our System Of government Or
with any other based on the principles OF lib
The bill relating to. Hawaiian silver and ell.
YER certificates nrovided that the unmutilated
coins issued by the republic or the monarchy
70 the z Government 5SeTrESe az " the PUfnited states and
G5e sI mot t 6i & Te nrr 20 be- but bo Sn ~rresi0 SsS Esa
Pc redeemed BY the Territory OF Hawaii before
Xnothes BIN repeals, the Hawaiian Postal
Smd 5as T cU q depcsi. t. n t Hsy postal sG fis sR2inss Sa SRe
The interest on deposits IL 10. cease after July
! psSt and no further deposits are to be re-
The deposits. 10 The, postal savings banks NJ
The lost report Avs 12l aggregated sel4'o47.
The Commissioners bill provides that the
quarantine service is to be translcrrod 70 the
are to bear oSeeSalf the cost Of MAINTAINING
the lener establishments on the islands OF Mo-
lokai and Kalilli.
laws Of the United States, residence IN the
Hawaiian Islands prior to tho. taking effect OF
Inc II t Sss 4 u 10 be deemed stntsa e ond lien to ter rslslaene of
Hawaii, and the requirement. Of u previous
the United states and Of tho repunclation OF
who have resided in the islands at least fvo
yeaEs prior to July next: AZ other provisions
are extended to tho islands.
au lire fbs efoes JUN IL TIE /. 1 aSEt 70 sak is' Snt ts See es pe-
~tilcates prescribed by the Chinese Exclusion
fully IN the United States and deRorted. The
act is to take effect July 4 next. The, territory
Of Hawaii is made a customs district, q the
Of. Honolulu. Hilo and Kakului.
mission. President Mckinley made no recon-
the. formal letter Of transmittal. Chairman
the bill prepared by the commission;
being the findings Of the committees appointed
by the commission to investigate various sub
jec.s; The report Of the Committee on Cables
strongly recommends the immediate construc;
ton Of, Q cable between, the Pacific States and
Hawaii by, and under the exelusive control Of
as q military and commercial necessity. They
also recommend @ system OF interisland. cable
lines line wi which would require l6o 1ls miles OF cable
The report Of the, Committee on Finance, says
the only unlimited legal tender in Hawaii are
the gold coins Of the United States. United
yer coins are legal tender IN amounts not ex-
ceeding $40, The Hawaiian coins. are Of the
same weight and %fneness as United States
Mint. One million dollars OF these coins have
been issued in dollars, halves. quarters and
dimes. OF the total amount issued S!2S6.50Oi is
to redeem silver certificates issued, and Sl0l,-
500 Is held as free cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
NAVAL OFFICERS DIsAPPo1NrED.
The Presidents Failure to Refer to thu
Naval Personnel Bill in His Message.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 0.-The absence In the
Presidents message of any reference to the
Naval Personnel bill has caused the deepest dis
appointment to the naval officers who had ex-
pected that after the brilliant achievements of
the service in the war. and the warm indorse-
ment given the measure now before both naval
committees by Secretary Long. some recon-
mendation would be made for Its speedy pass
ago. especially in view OF the fact that there Is
even now an insufficient number of officers for
the ships In commission,
A statement Ind been prepared at the Navy
Department In support OF the measure which
ID was believed would be Incorporated in the
message. This Was written by Secretary Long
and sent to the White House for the President's
consideration. Leading naval officers here fear
that the bill is practically lost unless Con-
sage from the President with tho nesGs-
younger men OF the navy are. expressing their
chagrin In strong terms. Many who fought
through the war without winning numbers
have comforted themselves with the hope that
the Personnel bill was certain TO be passed by
this Congress. when all would then receive an
advance u numbers and perhaps Immediately
reach higher grades.
It Is pointed out by officers that. regardless
OF the Justice OF the bill, the navy will soon DO
seriously embarrassed In attempting TO pro-
vide officers to man the ships under construc-
crease the number, at least in the lower grades,
the service will soon find itself with sbips and
no officers available to place them in commits
sion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
HISTORY BY 4 SPANISH OFFICER.
Lieut.. Muller Sticks TO II That the Maine
Was Blown Up from Inside.

WASHINGTON. Dec, G.-Because OF tho great
interest manifested in the description OF tho
battles and capitulation Of Santiago by Lieut..
jose Muller y Trajeiroya of the Spanish Navy.
which was recently published by the Naval In
teligencc ONCE, 1t has been decided to trans
II wps be ievod when The translation was orig
inally lnade that these chapters would not
prove very interesting. hut a SECOND perusnl
and the desire for more Of Lieut.. Muller's gos-
sipy narrative hive 'ed to- decision to publish
them.
The first relates some historical antecedents,
and is followed by an exp anatlon OF the blow
ing up, Of The Maine. which. Lieut. Muller de-
officers OF the vessel wers on shore. Capt.
Sigsbce, in. his aceount OF the disaster, says tbnt
al except four officers were on the ship at the
time. Lieut.. Muller, argues that tho explosion
was from within the shin. and disayows any
hostile intention on the. pnrt Of spain, The
cruiser lelna Mercedes Is described. aud the
march OF the e~scaIios column across the coun-
try from Manzsnilo to Santiago Is very inter
estlnGly related. IN one chapter hs states that
traders. not tho Spanish people, were respon-
sible for the Cuban trouble, and concludes his
observations with a comparison between the
battles OF Corona and Santiago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
Two PUBLIC BUILDING BILLS.
Representatives Early in the Field-Their
Chances ut This Session,

NHHHCNb Nv III oNhoTUWs
WA%sHINGToy. Dec. 6.-Representatiye Can
non. Chairman OF the Committee on Appropria-
tions. is In the field thus early IN the session
with n bill authorizing the erection OF u public
building at Joliet. ILL.,. TO cost not moro than
$3.50, 600, Representatiye Mercer. Chairman
of the, Comm ttee. on Public Buildings aud
Grounds. has introduced a bill to authorize the
construction OF q $5o.O0O building at blair.
Neb.. Mr.. Mercer was asked to-day what were
the chances OF the passage Of bills of this char
II think they are fair was his reply. "Of
course there will not be a great expendI-
the committee will exercise due caution In
r~ecommrIding only tho construction OF build
conditions OF public business V0nEress viii
accept and pass ten or u dozen bills. A meet.
ing 81. the committee will he hold ON Dec. is,
selection will begin"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

The appellate docket at the close ot the last
since ths sl9se q ne preSSsdalnG term; A ne
undisposed ofon the appellate docket 1888 cases,
a sf tdt aPo OF 49, ~ oTfl FIJI au@ docket 81 I cases cases, d9 making
at the October term. 1857, was 30S: ali OF
with the cases pendlnEo On The original dcosskst.
make the total number OF cases pending atthut
term as9; Of which gs5 were ~ The apnellate
$SS1 weTs d Ip + t9 e during the October tsrm,
and I on the original docket. leaving un-
ddlsgosed, Of at the close !oi the October, term.
pellate and 3 ON the original docket"
The report then mentions some OF the nota-
bio Government casea before the court, one OF
which was that against the North American
seal trade, The Government secured a YER
dot OF $70.GS7, Another important case was
thai concerning the Joint Traffic Association,
4 discussion OF Pacific Railroad matters fol-
lows. Congress- IA asked to provide q better
form OF. government than exists at present
for Alaska, Mr. Griggs also urges that a new
building for the Department of JusLlce be
erected end then deals with the number and
care OF United States prisoners, The court ex-
penses for the year amounted to $t,75I ,450.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
DIsTRIRUTIoy OF THE ARMY.

Objection Made to u Resolution offered by
Representative Hay In the House,
WASHINGTON. Dec. Ga resolution was Of
fercd in tho House to-day by Mr.. Hay OF Vr-
giIia asking thA Secretary OF War to inform
the House Of the distribution Of soldiers In the
islands OF Cuba and Porto Rico and the Phillip
pines how many will be needed for each town
In the Islands. and how many for the United
Mr.. Hopkins thought such a matter should
first he considered by Il committee. and OBJ
lected 10 present consideration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
SECRETARY CAGES REPORT
DISCUSSION or MATTERS PERTAIN
IyG TO NATIONAL FINANCE

The Receipts and Expenditures for the
Fiscal Ycar-The Gold Reservc-BiE In
crease of Our Foreign Commerco-Now
IL the Time TO Establish = Merchant
Marine-How It Mny Re Done-rhe Cur
rency in Porto Rico-Currency Reform
and the Continuation of War Taxes.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 0.-The report OF the Sec
rotary OF tho Treasury TO the Houso Of Repre-
sentatives. which was made public to-day.
treated OF a great variety Of topics embraced in
the operations Of his department. II began
with these tables showing the receipts and
expenditures OF tho Government from all
sources for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1899:
RECEIPTS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
Joint High Commission to Nee, Earlier.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. 6,-The Joint High Com
mission held a short session this morning and
adjourned to meet on Thursday at 10 A. NJ.
The sessions hereafter will begin ut 10 o'clock
instead OF IL. The work OF the committees
waseesumed this afternoon,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

lOtui.
The total estimated expenditures TO Dec. 81
and contract liabilities are S4.7 100, 800. leaving
the unexpended balance. at that date $162 s25;
for investigating conditions in Cuba and Porto
Rico and $4,000 for investigating the admins
tration of civil affairs In Porto Rico have been
made to this department, all OF which will prob
ably be expended. An allotment of $4,000
for expenses OF Commission Of Inquiry into the
conduct OF the war has also been made TO the
Treasury Department. Of, which $4,000 haye
commission. How much more. will be required
the department is unable. at this time to state"
partmeht was s@ae.f873.374 the balance. on
hand on Dec. 81 not covered. by outstanding
liabilities will be S275.000, The expenditures
St g f:5fs:;4sS si !%sa aHiS;sst2io; 81. S SsS!sss. ~? nddPP fhs:
ton. '$i24.666; ordnance.. $7!862.ost..20:c con
sineerine. Ssa4Eso.8f$$.i50: supplies and ACCOUNTS.
S211.4S4.15: medicine and surgery. $4,000:
Marine Corps, sos. 529.64.
The sum Of SOB, S81 was allotted to the State
Department. Secretary Hay, says;
transferred to the bankers. for this department
at London, England, for the use q the Peace
Commission ut Paris. and $4,000 was adj
vanced to the disbursing officer for the commits
sion prior to their departure for Paris. The
amount disbursed by the department., including
drafts of Ambassadors, Ministers. and Consuls,
also for transportation, OF consular officers.
Cuban refugees a9d o2 others ~ from from Cuba + "a tele-
sible way OF estimating the amount that will be
required for payments from these allotments to
senge namely $3.50"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
A Certain Tonic and
I~nvigOratOr

DR.. VIM. N. Bradford, Of Cambridge, Ohio,
writes: 81 find Johann Hoff's Malt Extract re-
tanned and asslmilated by the most delicate SION
ach. 1t Is a certain tonic and invigorator' lmpars
muscles and thereby supplies resistance to fatigue.
It is all you claim for 1t"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
Doctors in Three Cities No Avail.
Completely Cured by Outioura.
BABY Cured of Eczema

Our little boy was only three months old
when he was taken with Eczema that broke
out in the most horrible state. His face was
full OF scabs, and some parts of the flesh we're
raw. We used CUrIcGRA SOAR, and ono
box OF the CUrIcURA (ointment), and in one
seesk this boy was GS good as eper, and We can
say the child has hecn o.. X. ever since. We
are willing 10 recommend that the CuTIcuRA
SoA and CuTIcURA did II. You can publish
this statement for IL is nothing but the truth.
Dir. and Mrs, j. G. FREESB,
Feb, Is, ls96, 800 SO. First st., brooklyn.
AFEEDT CuRI TAEATnEST EpA EyERT kIsD or HUI
NOR Wire Loss OF HAIR.- Warm baths with CUTicuHA
RoAP. gentle SnaintAES VITA c%urIcURA (OinimeHt), PuT-
eat Of emolIient skin cures, and nild doses ofCvricuAA
REsoLvEET, greatest Of blood puTihen and huuior eurss.
Thib irsalmsnt will Afford iAstSnt FclWl permit issi and
sssp. end point 70 . speedy, pfrnAnspt, and eeanenleL
cure OF the meet toItnring, dhhEnhnE, and huH1tltaitnI
Of iinhinS, burning, bleeding, seay, pimpiy, and erus.ed
skin and scalp humOs, with loal Of hail. when Alsiss iAia
Sold throuEheaiths world. PorTEE DAgo AED cgnL
CoAfp PpoDa, B0aton. 0 UtoC Cure Salt khsnn Re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
coxr or Annr AXp WY.
Congress Asked to Appropriate 500, $50, sos
Mt Once.

Mt Onccs
W~AsH1NaroN, Dec. 6.-The Urgent Deficiency
bill reported to-day by the House
on Appropriations makes reappropriatloh IN
detail for the first six months OF lso Vcalenoar
year, as follows: Military establishment wv
7l1,54O; naval establishment,
Total, 500. 2s0, 800. These appropriations arc
made out OF unexpended balances estimated
to be on hand Dec. 81 as follows: Military
establishment, less unexpended balance OF
national defence fund. s81. 2l8.26l; naval es-
tablishment, S33, ,904. Total. $a4.Sl6.l6o.
Small appropriations. amounting to Sl3'o4u.
are also reported for deficiencies In the sta
tionory and police accounts.
The bill carries the following items for the
military establishment: Temporary force In
War Department. 100000; contingent ex-
penses Of department. $4,000; contingencies
OF the army, 100000 pay OF the army testi-
mated for $4,000 officers and men in addition
to the eo.00o provided forl. $780, 52; pay OF
volunteers 100000 menl. including eleven ad-
pe5,9hat Ih Y renSesited' sSniS.IS ga" ssHHbsist-
ence Department, S11, 8 1925; Quartermas-
tsE's aDePsrtmep} G%pSluding transsggoE%tantSiS%ab': len:
sii74,9oo: Ordinances Department. se7$So9.
cation. $4,000: Bureau Of Ordnance, $500;
Bureau OF Equipment, S40s.S53; Bureau OF
Construetion and Repair. S15o0,o o9; BureaTi
y Ya THn and DOCKS sef s5so 300
The transfer Of $1,000.00 Q from the navy;
fund to the clothing and small
stores fund and OF another million to the naval
supply fund Ia authorized. Should the ,unex-
pended balances be insufficient to meet the, ex-
penditures authorized a sum equal to the den;
cheney Is made available from the general fund
in the Treasury.
Chairman Cannon gave notice that he would
call up the bill on Thursday.
Correspondence accompanying the report
shows that the following sums have been ex-
pended in the War Department Of the allotment
Of S1S,S44.628 oil, the ffty-million-dollar ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

CS Ssls ihe ,sS..l Ss.. g: " s ! T 8 Is. RI RsY Ss .sR ? sEss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
Total receipts.

bAA hhsos
For the civil establishment. includ-
ing foreign intercourse, public
buildings, collecting the revenues.
District of Columbia. and other
miscellaneous expenses, ...........
For the military establishment. in
GLIDING rivers and harbors, forts,
aTsenRls, ~seacoast defeuces, and
expenses Of the Spanish war;.
For the naval establishment, includ-
ing construction OF new vessels.
machinery, armament, equipment,
Improvement at navy. yards. and
For Indian service ...................
FOR pensions.
For interest on the public debt. .....
For deficiency in postal revenues.
For postal service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

FISCAL YEAR 1900.
1t is estimated that upon the basis Of exist
Ing laws the revenues OF the Government for
the fiscal year 1900 will be: