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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.


NpHrr lh hereby given that by virtue
NJ warrant fpt ihc collection NJ a dc.
iIrGuHnt assessment fbr the improvement
lrr Ribbed 900 follows. The Improvement
nf Thirty. hltd. Thlriy-nfth streets ana
ilIfrsuu avenue. In AdRir'a Astoria.
luN issued by the Auditor and Police
lrlEH ul tho Clty N Astoria. hy direction
NJ Ihr Common Council M said city, said
warrant being dated the iith day OF Aprll
l.It 90 M directed. aud ~, uHaD sHment O."
which specified amounting 10 tho sum NJ
Nr with Interest thereon urm The I'm
day NJ November 1891 az \ per cent per
Iuuum. hoing against the following named
person. toWlt, II. 4. Drrnnun owner NJ
The following dcscrlhcd property. to-
wli. Iut s block n Adnlr'a Astoria
Iud against said described property. ana
which warrant commands me 10 irvy upon
rui make Hnlc NJ said described property
.U order 20 satisfy said naHrHamcnt the
interest thereon and tho costs ana OK.
prnsrs nf sale. aid on the gth dny OF
May. laf duly levy upon the above de-
N.rhDi real property, and | viii on the
18th dizzy NJ June 1895 M tho hour ~
p'fIulk lu the afternoon NJ said day, nt
The Court House Door In the city ~
Astoria. County NJ CintHop. State of ore
Epu, SELL Wld above described property ~
public auction tu the highest bidder for
cash. l s cold Coin. 10 satisfy said as
sr"gmrni the Interest thereon and tho
costs ana expenses ~ sale, and accrulng
costs
Dated at An,ora. oregon, the 9TH day OF
May. iS1s -
T.. HALLOCK.
chief NJ Police, GUY of Astoria, oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

Women generally cherish those clocks
with which they have TO forever mem
tally calculate how much too fast or too
slow they are. on the other hand. a man
would pitch such timepiece out Of the
,yiu1puy
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
CHIEF or roLilE SALE.

Notice To- hereby given tnat by ylrtur
OF warrant Tor me- collection OF A de-.
unql,hi assessment Tor the Improvement
described ~ follows Tho Construction
or dram In McCmro'a Astoria.
guy hHurG 10y th' Auditor and Police
Judge ~ the city 0f Astoria. by direction
nI thn common Council Of said city, Aaid
warrant being dated tho I'M day of Aprll,
lfH +" me directed, ana the nasusHm"nt IN
/. hl q fttclhrd amounting a., suu, u
tlO 10 with interest thereon from The anth
day OF December, lNH. at per cent nor
hhnuW, being against tho following named
person, lowit, Felicia " WorHlcy, owner
or IN" following described property, to.
VII, lot 4, block 10. Mc,'urc's Astoria,
ma hghhht said described property. ana
Whlch warrant commands mG TO levy upon
nnd make hllo NJ said drgcrihcd property,
IN order 70 HntlHfy said assessment the
interest thereon ana the costa and cX-
p,hhen 1f sale, ] did on the 9th day OF
My lh9S, duly lcvy upon the above de.
hCtlhrd real property and | will on the
htn dny or June, 1898 ut tho hour Of 2
CLOCK, IN the afternoon OF said day, nt
ihn 'Nnl. ''u1ir DoOl In the Cltv OF
Astoria, county of ClntaOp. State of Ore
'on, sell said above described property at
publlc auction 10 the Highest bidder FOR
chhh, u, y. Gold Coin. 10 satisfy said as
hesSmcnt, the Interest thereon and tho
cos!a ana expenses OF sac. and nccfulng
Dated at Astoria, oregon, the 9th day or
May, 1893
,,,.,., n. IALLOCK,
IHl'I or Police, city OF Astoria Oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
ch0st n roII,'. cIp VI A,IoiIa. oregon
CHIEF or roticr SALE


Notice IN hereby given that by virtue
or warrant fnr the collection NJ r. 10.
llulurnt assessment fnf ihr improvement
dcr rlhri aH f'll'WH Il. lWpfnyrmrhl
nf Thirty. thIfi Thlr,y.nfth streets and
Harrison avenue. in AlAlr'u Aplufia,
duly Issued hy no Auditor and Police
judge ot lh6 DiN NJ Astoria, by direction
M the Common Council % said clty, said
warrant being dated tho I'm day NJ Aprll.
ivlt tn mo directed sod hr CO.'S 'fn ~ ~
81 no With interest lhgtc1H from iho lllh
dhy ~ November W. Hl rur t.nl pcr
nuuum. being against mo following named
rr nf mo following dcarfiAel property. TO.
and against sHii trsrr'hrl property and
which warrant commands mo in lcvy upon
and make sale n atll described property.
in otirr 10 satisfy said assessment. tho
interest thereon ani mo costs and or.
prusra uf sale dId rn tho 9ih day %
May ivN duly levy upon thu above 10.
Nh day ~ June is4s al tho hour VI
n.ylDtk ln lhr afternoon ~ said day. at
The Court House .u1f 20 lhr City of
Astoria. tNuuIy NJ Clttsnp. State NJ ore
Eun. arl said above Described property at
bubble auction tu tho highest bidder for
cash O. cold Culn fn satisfy said a..
araamrnt tho inirrrat thereon and tho
costs and expenses ~ sale, and arcrulnE
patet a, Ar'oria oregon. the 9TH day o,
May i0t -
thtrf ~ plfIfr t'ftV If Anfurfa Oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

lnquont assessment for the lnproyemenl
drnorlbpd nA follows The Improvement
M Thirty. thlrd, thirty URN nlrogn anu
ltAftlHun avenue, ll AhhHH AgluIlal
duly iHnuud by the Auditor ana lulloe
Judge ~ The Clty W Astoria, Wy direction
uf Tho Common Council ut hhld riyl hald
warrant hrnr dated tho I'm DAY nf Aprll
lVis ln mo directed, and the hHnunHmunt ln
whtrh npooinud amounting tu tho Huin ~
tUb na with Interest thvtuun ttuW lht lllh
Jny of November lNii u \ per cent nol
.nnnum. hplnr HHhlnnt the following named
pnrnun. toWit. llrlon IT, Graham, uwnur "
mo f1linwinH duHUTlhcd property, TO.
wit. lnt block o. Adalra Astoria,
and arnnBt said dcHyrlhod property, ANA
which Wartnnt commands me TO luvy upon
md make sale NJ said described property,
Ina order tn satisfy Hnhl assessment tho
Inherent thor,uu aud The costs hnd ch.
pruHru uI nhlr, / dld nn tho plli day OF
MAY. 1906 duly lryy upon the above do
Hrfihrd rotl piuurrlN uud ! VIII nh tho
klh dny III Juno iWs 40 tho hour "
u'Uluyk. m tho Afternoon ni hhid lhf, hl
thr iuuft lluuHp boot Ia thu tliy ~
Nutufln. county uf thiHnp. htatr NJ ore.
gnu, agN said above dra'tlhou plpp,ly AZ
Duhlit auction io the hIghrni bidder FOR
tiHh a. a Uuld tuiut in nallniy Hald A..
araam,nt. uho ututrat thereon hnd tho
roHlH and expenses of sale, hhd aeoiulhH
n,tcd at Aaurn, oregon. The eth day ot
~ llAlluCK,
chief or Police. cay ut Astoria, oregon,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
CUEF on rOLICE sNLE

Notice 10 hereby given that bv virtue
NJ % warrant fHr The collection of a de-
liuqurn, hhHrnnmrn, fnr 'hr IMPROVEMENT
described nH follows The Construction
of drain IN MOlitrrs Astoria.
lult rrut, hy 'hH Auditor and rhllce
judge ~ tho CIV NJ Astoria. by direction
NJ 'hU Common Council 90 said city. said
warrant being dated fhU mn day " Aprll.
lHN. in mo directed huI tho pHHraHmrni IN
NN 10 Hl r,.nrl amounting 'u tur tu'u pf
tl5. % With interest thereon from ihr sDth
day ~ December. lW1, ht 3 per cent pcr
hnuim, hr.nE against tho following named
person, towlt Thus Llnvllc. owner of
The following drarrihod property, to-
VII. lot ., block ~. McGllrr'H Astoria,
nnd against said described property. and
which warrant cummpnda inr tu levy upon
1ud make sale ~ said described property
ln order 20 satisfy said assessment. tho
interest thereon ana tho costa and OK.
pgnH'n ~ mlc. ! dld on the ON day %
May lAA. duly levy upon tho above de-
H,tlhcd real property, pnd I Will on Tho
Ath day ot June, 1905 at the hour OF
O'Clock, In the afternoon of said day a.
tho Court House Door. In the Clly og
Astoria, County ~ Clataop. State af ore
Euni soil said above dcncrlbcd property az
public auction 10 The highest biddcs Tor
cash. y. y Gold coin. to satisfy sad as
srH7iu'nt, the interest thereon and tho
costs ana expenses ~ sale and accrung
pntc! nt Astoria. oregon the ON day or
May, 1893
r. HALLOCk,
chief NJ Police. Guy M Astoria. oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

All communications intended for puoh'
cation should be directed to the editor
Business communications OF all kinds anu
remltlancos must be addressed TO rue
Astorian."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nA1IY
WEEKLY

sent by mail, per year, in advanee''''|S'N
Postage free TO subscribersa
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

The Astorian guarantees to It's adNer-
tisers the largest circulation OF any news
paper published on the Columbia river
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
cntet or Police. Guy 81 A.i,Sfi'i,. 'iS'',.'Ss Oregon



Notice II hereby given thar by virtue
~ warrant fnr Tho collection ~ de.
lndurnl assessment for ihc Improvement
described aa follows The Construction
or drain IN McClurru Astoria.
Judge ~ tho cry " Astoria ~ direction
~ tho Common Council ~ said city, said
warrant bolnE dated tho liih day u Apfll,
lus ii ur directed Hu' mo Iasrnamcnt IN
which specified amounting o. lfo aurl q
sli [" With inirf'1t lherpr .tom rho Tth
Jay NJ December 1871 az por cent per
aruum. being against Tho following named
person. inwii Margaret Flnlayann, owner
~ ihr following dru rhrt property, 20.
VII GOT ! block w McCiutrn Astoria,
and against said deHyrhr1 property. and
which warrant cumn1ndu inr 60 levy upon
nui make sale ~ said drsHr.brd property
lu order i1 satisfy said assessment tho
Interest thereon and me g1niu and cx.
prusr- ~ sale. It nr TOO 9ih ity ~
May. i'7t du.y irtY upon fhr above de-
uyflhvd real property Hnl vl uu INC
uh diy ~ juno 'FN 40 ihr hour II :
90 clock ln the afternoon M asit day. a.
tho Court House Door in the tlty ni
Astoria. County M CAIHlp state NJ orc.
Euu. arI said above drarrihrd property AZ
public auction lu the hiHhrat bidder far
cash 4. \ Gold coin. 60 satisfy said ans
7r-HWrri lhr interest thereon and tho
costs ana expenses of sole. aud nrrrulns
costs
Dated q, Astoria. oregon rhc OH day or
May. 1895
y uAtLoCK.
& hIrf 10 Police. tIIY OF Astoria oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE

Notice rs hereby given that by virtue
or a warrant for the collection OF de-
i.nguf nt assessment fny the Improvement
described as follows, the lmnrhvemrnt
" Hlnd street from me west unr
u .N'7th. street 10 ~ Vrst rn7
~ blocks ii ari .r,a Astoria
duly Ssurd by tho Auditor AMI Police
Judge W 'hr CITY " Astoria. by direction
NJ the Common Council ~ said city said
warrant being dared the mn dly of April
lNN. i' mo directed. and tun assessment IN
Na,ch specified amounting io Tho sum u;
.Hit@ WI't lH'fr"Hf thereon from tho .fn
'1r ~ January is9s 1t per cen, pcr
I0nuW. being against the following named
person. towli W W Parker owner ot
.h" following described property. 90.
VIZ. Tor 3. block lt McClurr'a Astoria.
1uf against said described property. ana
which warrant commands mo fp levy upon
ana mako sale NJ slld described property.
IN order 90 satisfy said assessment ,hr
interest thereon and tho costs ana 81.
NAV ,@N uu.N l.Vy upon 'hr lhpN, do.
s.r.hri r.ll property anl ! wIlI oT th,
syn dny W June i,'s 40 'hr hour lf
o'clock In the afternoon ~ said day. at
.h' Court House Door. IN the Cl'y 90
Astoria County of Ciu'sop. State NJ ore.
gon, sell said above described property at
public auction 20 the highest bidder flf
'lHh. U. $ Gold Coin. 90 SATISFY said na.
HHssm'ni. The Interest thereon lnd fnr
costs and expenses o., sale. and ircrulnr
costs
Date! at Agtora. oregon, the o,h d1y or
May. i9'
T. HALLOcE.
CHIEF ~ Police cry OF Astoria Oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

Advertising rates can be had on applIca'
don TO the business manager,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

That the blood should perform It's vita,
functions. Il Is absolutely necessary II
should not only bee pure but rich In lite-
giving elements, These results are bcs,
Effected by the use OF that yell.kncwn
standard blood purifier. Ayers Sarsa.
parilla.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
Tn, emerald D. .ho May birthstone
RUCKLEN's ARNICA sALVE.

THE REST sALvE In the world lot
cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers salt Rhvum
Fovcr Sores. Tetter. Chappcd Hands. Chil
bloins. Corns, and an skin EruptIops ant
positively cures Piles. or no pay required
Il Is guaranteed to give perfect sltlsgac'
lion lr money refunded Price % cents
per box For sale by Estes Conn Drug Co
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

The steamer Fulton, tor san Francisco,
arrived from Portland yesterday, carrying
~, sacks OK wheat and Si,eO feet OF lum.
her
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
T.. fALLOCK.
ChL-f " poIIcc. Clly OF AMorIa. Oregon-
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.


| Notice ,H hereby gvcn, that by virtue
| pf warrant for The collection NJ de-
| ..n1urnl assessment for the Improvement
! ldc7.rIhcd na follows: The Improvement
N Thirty third, Thlrty-hfth streets ana
duly issued by the Auditor ana Police
Juago NJ the Clty of Astoria, by direction
VI he Common Council ~ said city, Rnid
warrant being dated the iilh day Of April
lHN 10 me directed and Tho assessment in
which specified amounting to he sum ~
tl2 - with interest thereon from The llth
day OF November, lAf IT per cent per
nnnum. being against the following named
porsOn, tOwlt. II. =. DrennOn, owner or
the following described property. to-
wit, und. Y lot /. block 81, Adalr's Astoria,
ana against said described property, ana
winch warrant commands mo 10 levy upon
ana make sale Of said described property.
In order 10 satisfy said assessment the
Interest thereon and the costs and ex-
pcnsea OF sale. ! did on the 9th day OF
May, 1888, duly levy upon the above de-
acrIbrd real property, and ! Will on the
blh day of June, 1893 at the hour Of
O'Clock, In the afternoon Of said day. NJ
The Court House Door In the city OF
Astoria. County Of Clatsop, State OF Ore
Eou, yell said above described property at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash y. s. Gold Coin. to Antiafy said as
srWmcnt the interest thereon and the
costs ana expenses OF sale, and accrulng
costs
Dated at Astoria, oregon, the 9th day OF
May. 1893
n. HALLQCK.
Chlef Of Police. City Of Astoria, Oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

Many q woman hides 8 very gr,fsN
face behind chiffon veil
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

GAUGE rhuoas w.N n, se.n n0 mn'
summer gowns.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

The George W, Ehcr crossed Out ycs'
,cNlay ,or SklgwUy with "A good tclght
list
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
LUMBER FLEET
Vessels on the Way and in Columbia
River to Load Lumber.

omega. -. bktn. $50 tons, Mollendo.
Viking. -. schr. l3g tons. San Fran
Kong.
Wn.;glft, Bowling. Br stmr 1880 tons
San Francisco.
Mary Z. Russ, Nelson, schr, 22l tons
San Pedro.
are there any cities that look attractive
as yOu approach them by train?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice IN hereby given, that by virtue
Of warrant for the collection OF de-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
Tide Table for May. 1898.

nau wArKn low WATER
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cmnR or roLAcE aALE

cnIcf o., i'ol,o Guy OF T. A.,oria. 'tas,.3GS orSsou.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
HAWAIIAN TRADE OPEN
 TO FOREIGN VESSELS

NEW YORK, Aug. "A Washington special to the Herald says: Acting Secretary of the Treasury Spaulding to- day decided that trade between ports in the United States and ports in the Hawaiian Islands was not coastwise trade within the meaning of the law, and that 1t was open to vessels of all nationalities, except those of Spain, with which this country Is now at war.
 This decision was called out by in quiries from shipping men who wanted to know whether they could load car- goes, for the Hawaiian Islands on yes sels flying foreign flags, or whether they would be required to use only American vessels, as is the case in trade with United States ports.
 The decision that foreign vessels can be used was based on the decision by the Attorney General, announced last week, that, the annexation resolutions having expressly provided that exist ing laws should remain In force in Ha- wau until changed by Congress, navi- gation laws must be enforced as before annexation. Under the decision of Act ing Secretary Spaulding trade relations between the United States and Hawaii will remain unchanged by Congress, just the same as if Hawaii were a for eign territory When Congress meets the whole question of whether trade be- tween the United States and outlying countries like Hawaii, Porto Rico, the Ladrones and American possessions In the Philippines is to be considered as coastwise trade and limited to vessels of the United States, will come up for cODSidera fiOp
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
PRACTICALLY HANDICAPPED. Findings In the Suit Against Ex-
 County Clerk Boring.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 1.-The findings in the suit of Santa Clara County against ex-County Clerk s. w. Boring were filed to-day and are practically vim dication of the charges of dedication made against tn, official. The report finds that there is due the county from Boring the sum of $39 35. At the time suit was brought it was declared Boring was short over $6500
 Ex-County clerk Boring Is a strong anti-gang man and during his tenure of office incurred the enmity of Req and his followers because he refused to bow to their ,ictates. As soon as he got out of office they orenly charged him with beir~ a defaulter and using the public's money. They boasted he was short from $6OOO to s12,OOO. H. S.. Foote was put in to expert the books and he claimed to have discovered that Boring was indebted to the county over s650O
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
CONVENTIONS HELD
 IN THREE STATES
Republicans of Indiana Congratulate the President for His Wisdom
 in War and Peace.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1.-The second days session of the Republican State Con vention began this morning at 10 o'clock, when the report of the committee on plat form was submitted. The platform as printed in these dispatches this morning was unanimously adopted. Before pro- ceeding to make nominations resolution authorizing the chairman of the conven- ton to send to President Mckinley @ telegram of congratulation for his wise administration of affairs, both In war and in peace" was offered.
 The following ticket was nominated: For Secretary of State, Union B. Hunt. Randolph County: Auditor of State, Will liam H. Hart, Clinton: Treasurer of State, Leopold Levy, Huntingdon; Attorney Gen eral, William L. Taylor, Marion; Clerk of the Supreme Court, Robert A. Brown, Johnson; Superintendent of Public In- struction, F. l.. Jones, Tipton; State Sta tisticfan. John B. Connor, Marion; State Geologist, Willis s. Blatchley. Judges Supreme Court-First District, Robert Bowling, Floyd County: Third District, J. V. Hadley, Hendricks County: Fifth District, Francis E.. Baker. Elkhart County.
 GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 1.-The Demo- cratic State convention nominated the fol- lowing State ticket: Governor, John D. Savers of Bastrop;. Lieutenant Governor, General, Thomas s. Smith of Hillsboro: Comptroller, R. w. Finley of Tyler; Land Commissioner George w. Finger of Fort Worth; Treasurer, John w Rob- bins of Vernon; Railroad Commissioner, Allison Mayfield of sherman: Superin-
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
PLANS FOR LAYING
 THE PACIFIC CABLE
How It Is Proposed to Connect San Francisco With Hawaii, the Philippines, Formosa,
 China and Japan.
China and Japan.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Wash ington correspondent of the Herald sends the following: Hawaii, the Phil 'ippines, Formosa, China and Japan are to be connected with the United States by cable, if the project of the Pacific Cable Company meets the approval of Congress. I understand a company. which includes such financiers as J. Pierpont Morgan and J. A. Scrymser. requested President Mckinley to give authority to land the American end of the cable at San Francisco. The com pany was recently granted the right by the Hawaiian Government to land it's cable at Honolulu and only the con- sent of the American Government is necessary before it begins the work of laying the line.
 What action the President will take upon the company's request Is not known, but in view of the recent opln- ic:n of the Attorney General declaring that Congress only had the right of landing cables at points within the jurisdiction of the United States 1t is doubtful if it will be approved. The company is making arrangements for the introduction of a bill in Congress immediately after it conveneS in De- cember, and no doubt is felt that 1t will be passed The plans of the Pacific Cable Company are to connect San Francisco and Manila by a line from Honolulu. The line will be laid to Apia, Samoa and from Manila to Borneo end Australia. The line will also be run to Formosa and Japan and will touch at a point in China It Is also pro- posed to connect the line with the cable which ramifes through Europe and the
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE
 OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Reports to ths Comptroller Show the Condition of San FranciSco's
 National Banks.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The following Is an abstract of reports made to the Comptroller of Currency, showing the con- dition of the national banks of San Fran cisco at the close of business on July 14, 1S9S ResourceS-Loans and discounts SIS, ,S25, ,6S9 32; overdrafts, s94, ,520 39; United States bonds to secure circulation S700,- GOO: United States bonds to secure United States deposits, s150,000; United States bonds on hand, s770,000; premiums on United States bonds $lSS,720 30; stocks, se- curities, etc, s1,570. .150 24; banking house furniture and fixtures, $355,097 61; real estate and mortgages owned, $131 Al Il; due from national banks (not reserve agents), s42S,S54 22; due from State banks and bankers, $1 ,59O 497 F; due from ap- proved reserve agents, S01 ,266 94; checks for clearing, house, s421 Al 65: bills of other national banks, $6260; fractional pa per currency, nickels and cents, $S75 53; certificates, $345; gold clearing house cer- tifcateS, $55, AT; silver treasury certt1- cates, s12,27S; silver fractional al coin, s4S;- tender notes. s16 176; United States certifi- cates of deposit for legal-tender notes, $6.6S7 ,lS0 o5 per cent redemption fund with Treasurer, S31 ,495; due from United States Treasurer, $1600; total, S2l 666 ,SS1 %. Liabilities-Capital stock paid in $6,0OO ,OO0 surplus fund, s2250; undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid, $220 .024 S6; na- tional bank notes issued, $629. 300; less amount on hand, $539,90O; amount out standing, $90; due to other national banks. $1 ,199 706 07; due to State banks and bank CTS, S, ,227 ,306 98 dividends unpaid, SIPS -145; individual deposits. $14 ,3s5 5S; United States deposits, s17l ,312 56; total s27 ,666, SS1 05.
 postoffice was to-day established at Geneva, Merced County, Cal, and Arthur D. Wirt appointed postmaster.
 Army orders-Musician Lawrence s. Merrill, New York Volunteer Infantry, supposed to be at Camp Merritt, San Francisco. will be discharged from the service of the United States by the com manding officer of his station. Recruit supposed to be at the Presidio. San Fran cisco, Is transferred to Battery H. Third Artillery, and will be sent to the station of that battery, Department of the Pa cific.
 Pensions have been granted as follows: California: Original-Thomas w. Patter- son, Chico, $12.