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rnn rosrAL SERVICE.
II Has outgroWn the Populations
WorI. During the War.

~ uasial Sogy.cc OF the COUNTRY adj
vance, with extraordinary growth, Within
twenty Years b0tG the revenues and the eS-
nspdlturcs OF the paao,tice department
haye nsu5apliod ,hres-f5ld. In the last ten
~ars thpy have naiIly doubled, Our pos
fal business grows more rapidly Khan our
pos,ulation. Il NOW Involves an expenditure
az 500. 00d 900 year. numbers 1a.Q0o past
otfcCs ara entosls 10000 enpioyes THIS
reusai kAblo Expansion OF u service wash
is an aecurate index OF the public condl-
tlOns presents gratifying efadense n Nha
advalsoemoHe OF Vll4cation, o. the increase
Of coiyau1 an Sat On and business actNt.y aad
cf aha Improvement d; mat NrisiileS itAi-
eng 10 iGelr .ssnst Asly Megin n;Aas use
War with spain laAi new and except 'onsi
laiseas on she Scsc-tice dap1f men1 ne
mvsto,Gug o. the usilssia AMI aayAl io;evs
OF the United States required separate MaAl
aiMaEgHnents for every camp anl every
q mpaign The communication between
home and camps WAS nSiufally eager eai
yxu Giant ia some - ne iafSef Aaees
II Rendezvous as many rs sOolP htters
day required handling us necessity was
nls by the psbtnasler SetenA sA aetai
aud stlch arEangelIlon.s made as Ma pos
siti ~ the service 80 ne afM neSas'
Congress passed az ap oiNn3Nefepg tae
fogtass ser general 10 ss.4allsa o,7''es q
branches AZ every military g.silp OF 81"
.5on mi under thas AUTHORITY the poHal
machinery ws'A sFeesily pu, INTO sHN I Y
On. ratioa" unaoF tho sane An'horii
Vi IN aur farees urgNed upaa Ci21, l'oT'o
Rico atsd the Philippines t4ey Nere altea3'
"A and foiiawu ny the Pessal SeiNiles
1hedga. the act OF canggess authorized the
aol nentmeai ~ pssiEisasess where neqes-
sary & MAS tArly deiesan rad ihal punh
ln4 casts would no best sAbiessct- not by
new as 9gn essis buy the aiSall ~ sk-
neriencsh man 81 me maitary or aaSy
fnmaiar with tie service asz, tals pos ~
was yseadpy followed, Wh.a The territory
/ watch was the theatef Of eon9lo, eaaie
into our possession Il became necessary
10 re,estahlsie NAL faolfltes r.r the resi-
dat population 81 well IS 20 proyiar Them
| for our foFues ~ OCCUPATION and the former
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Financial LIcrsLArroN.
The subject Commended to the wise
consideration of Congress.

II is not 10 to Inferred that other legis-
lation relating to our currency is not re-
CURED; on the contrary. there Is an OBJ
vious demand for it.
I1o inheritance of adequate provision
Wn4cn WA lnsiAre to US in luture II inodcrn
standard. related MS om. money st9ria "a
now is 10 that of our commercial rivals.
Is generally recognized. Tho cumuaplon
proposition that osr domestic paper cm-
rency shonla he keiG saae ana ,@e b. so
N4ated 10 the needs c. our industry and
International commerce MS to be adequate
ana responsive TO such needs is n PROPOSE
tion scarcely less important. The subject
in all us points IS commended to the wise
consideration OF congress-.
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PENSIONS
Very Large Increase In the Number
Chroniclcd Without Comment.

There were on the pension rolls January
80, 1898, 9sS,7l4 names, an Increase OF nearly
$4,000 over the number on the rolls OF the
same date OF the preceding year. The
amount appropriated by the act OF Decem-
her - 1876, for the payment of pensions
for the fiscal year 1898 WAS $il0 900. OOQ
EiEht million seventy thousand eight
hundred and seyenty-two dollars and fcrty-
six cents was appropriated by the act OF
March ri. 1885, 10 cover defcieaoies in ARMY
pensions ana repayments in the sum OF
Sls,0@ $S, making a total OF Sl4S. oS2. Sg2. ~
available for the payment OF pensions dur
ing the fiscal yer 1898. The amount dis
bursed from that sum WIS sl44, 6si .s79 so.
leaving a balance OF So, 49,, oi2.99 unexpena-
ed on June so, 1898. which was covered
into the treasury. There We're $50 names
added 10 the rolls during the year by spec al
acts passed at the second session OF he
Fsf,y-htth congress, making Il total OF 6iS6
pensioners by congressional enactmsnts
since 1861
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TIE oENTR AL rAclMc.

Steps have beRn taken 10 foreclcsc She
eovornments lien on che Central Pacific
but before action was commenced congress
passed an act. approved July I. 1898, ere
ating a commission consisting of the sec-
Rotary Of she treasury. the attorney gen
eral AID seoyeNtry II interior and the-r
successors in office. with rul power 10
settle Ike indebtedness 20 the g1vernmept
growing out o. the issuN of b.nds In aid
OF tbs construction OF the Central Pacific
and Western Pacific boni- aided rca1s. sub
iect 20 lie aprgoy~l Of the president No
report has We. been guade no me by the
Commission thus createt Whatever action
IS had lo1lstng 10 a settlement OF the in
debtoduess in accordance with the act lo
fened TO VIII be duly submitted to con-
gross.
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end "a OF November, this year The amoun,
uue the government consisted OF the or m
e'ish SUBSIDIARY bonds, SCI, 22s, SIP and the
aocrued interes- thereon, sis.eii.Til.71.
~, m,aAlhg the total Indebtedness S5S,554 ga III.
me DID az the sale covered the first mort
ssse lien and the cntire mortgage cain
VI the government, prtncipal and {nearesi
This left the Kansas psc,fls nnsold IVA
aecreo OF The court in that case an upset
price Tor the property Was fixed az a sum
which would Yield 10 the government only
NsoV0,OOo upon US lien. The sale al fhs
/ ins,ance OF the government was postponed
nrst TO December Is, 1897. and later. on toe
application Of the u1ifed States, was post
poned TO February l6, 1898.
Having satisfied myself that the interests
OF the government required that an EFFORT
snouif be made TO obtain q burger sim 1
directed tho secreNry OF the treasury un-
der tho act passci March 5. 1897, to pay
out OF the treasury TO The persons entitled
10 receive them the amounts due on all
mortgages upon the eastern ana middle d.
visions OF said road out or any money In
tho treasury NOS otherwise nppropri ated
Whereupon the attorney genonal presented
y pedldon 20 the court offering to redeem
said prior liens in stich manner as the eouss
might direct and praying shat phereupon
the United States might be held to .be sub
rotated "a all the iiglats OF SAID prior
hen holders, and that 4 receiver might be
appointed to lake possession of the mort
gagged premises and maintain and operate
4 the slfne until tho court o. congress Other
wise directed.
Ihercup0n tho reorganization committee
aa4ctd 4 sa II said pctitlon was withdrawn
and the stle ellowsd 10 proceed on Feb
ruasy 10 Woy NoliGd bid o sum at che sale
which would realize 10 the government the
entire principal 81 ITS d,bt-s So, 500 600 Be
| lleving $hat no heticr ptijoa could be OBJ
tanned and epprecSting the difficulty un-
der W.Joh the government would labor II
It should become the purchaser Of the road
at 'tsae sale Va TIA abg.Dce Of amy author
| lily by congress to take charge and operate
! the road. | directed ttsst 1loan Ike guaranty
OF ~ minimum b8f Which should give rae
gavernment the piGuclISlsof It's debt, the
sale should proceed, by this transaction
(h9 government secured NJ advance of S3,-
, SOC. 600 Over and above dhe sum whch the
court had fixed as tho grnset priee, and
wrd N the rcorgan 11atcn COMMITTEES had
declared WNs the maximum which they
wGuld psy for the property
le Is a gratifying fact titlt the result OF
these pooct ad.ngs against toe Cnf1n Pa
clio sys1 M aNi tlra Kansas p1clhc Is that
the government received en- account Of Us
suhel,y caim the sum ~ SG4, 76l a2S.I1 an
increase Of SlS.997. l6S.TT over the sum
bch the REORGANIZATION committees orig
inSlly aaIeed TO bid for the joint pr0periy,
the government receiving It's whole claim.
prime pal and interest. ON The Union Pa
Cihc and the principal Of it's debt on the
Kansas Pacific Railway,
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Ing up markets for our surplus products.
The forestry divislon OF tho department
Is giving special attention to the treeless
rcgson OF our country aud Is introducing
species specially adapted to seuni-arid re-
gscns. Flores, fires, which seriously iuter-
fere With production, especially in irrigated
regloas are being studied that the losses
from this cause may be avoided.
The department IL inauirlng into the usc
aud abuse OF water In many States OF the
West and colfsting information regard ~
the lews os tho States. the decisions cf the
courts and the customs of the people III this
region, SO that uniformity may be secured.
Experiment station are becoming more Ct
fective each year. The annual appropria-
ton OF s5s0.o0o by congress is supplemented
by Sf00000 from the states. NNtionswide
experiments have been conducted 10 as
certain the su.tablen,ss as to soil and cll-
mate sn various States Tor growing SUGAR
beNs. The number OF eugar factories has
been doubled In the psst two yours, and
the ability OF the United States TO produce
its own sugar from this source has been
clearly demonstrated.
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CONDITION or INDIANS.
II Has Very Materially Improved In
the Past Year.

The special sstontlon OF congress Is
called to that part Of the report OF the see-
rotary OF the inter4or "a relation 10 The
FIVE civilized tribes Il is noteworthy thtl
the general condition 81 Hhs lrt!ans. shows
marked progress, But one oubnak az 3
serious character occurred durlng the year.
ara that among the CA'p9swa Indians OF
Minnesota. whioa. happily. has been sap
u e sod.
" h.ie Il has not been practicable TO en-
force an the provisions Of he AZ o. june
81 1895. "fnr he protection 81 the people
~ the Indian Territory aHc Tor other pHf'
nosss" h Is haviBs q salusAry effect on me
nations conpfising the i've ,ribes The
pnwtu comnsssS on reports that most grAii-
tying recruits and greater advance toward
ne attainment OF he obieess OF tle gov
eramenf have been secured IN the past
year chan any previous sesr. ! can not
nsD sgpansly lndorse toe Recommendation
81 the commission and the so,raaaw az he
interior for tho Necessity ~ the eaucation
az The $4,000 white ohildrea in the Indian
TafrtgSiFy
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A PERFECT AIR snir.
A Texan Who Thinks lie Has Invent
ed N Successful Balloon.

ed n Successful Balloon.
To the Editor OF The Post
Burton. Texas. Move mber 2S.--l have re-
Gently invented balloon. ami a description
OF IL may be of interest TO the public The
bal Don | have designed. II ever punt.
Should DO composed o. aluminium, cigar
shaped. Such q balloon has been con
struciod filled with gas and made TO as
cend but thu motive power employed 10
propet ii WAS attached 10 the rear ana on
The outside The propeller could only cleaYe
or whirl the air IN a rotary or VII r4w-nd
motion; the ar eicapJaS IA eqch sid" an !
reag offered no resistance to the strokes OF
the propeller Therefore, from natural
law, action aud reaction being equal the
bM,0on remaingd itatonaiS,
Ny Idea and inVeatlon Is to make pipe
Two feet high aud eighteen inches vide.
pace Ia tho center OF balloon, said pipe
runt6ng through entire lergth OF balloon.
open in front and rear TO allow passage OF
air, placing q rotary or revolving fan IN
center OF this square pine ana srusly NJ
ting j.. III lower halt OF fan IL IN the
pipe upper half revoiyes in an air light
box. ny doing so the lower part OF tan only
strikes the air, tho upper hail creating no
reaction. Then through mechanical force
cats. the tan TO RAPIDLY rlyolve. say az
rate OF 1900 times per minute, we viii have
a currert OF att pnssipg through pipe AZ
rate OF 1900 niles psr hour and THE swift
sulii current passing out at rear of balloon
will cause the outside air 10 bank and Offer
resistance. Gravity being overcome and.
balloon Weighing less than air surrounding
II. Il must move forward. There eau DO
no other result Understand thai air in an
encla el box or pipe even. II both ends
are open. viii OFFER 40 much solid resistance
as water II the fan reNoyes swiftly. and
as you increase the speed Of It's revolutions
the greater the air resists-
This seems 20 me tho oqiy practical
nisshod 10 drive an airship. 70 drive the
fan use electric engine or any giving best
result end OF hgis wsight; BY system Of
cog wheels give any speed 10 fan we desire,
All engineers ard mach nists who have
examined my design pronounce il an gn-
doubted sutcess. II It Is ever CONSTRUCTED
and successfully HayigntPs the air N any
direction at wlll OF operator IL would most
emehatieaiiy end all wara. be the means
of disbAnding the vast standing armies OF
the world. for one airship alone. in the
by uslng illuminate OF mercury or any high
explosive.
No moro use for nHyieS then. II would
rcyo.mt9pi1e The world indu tringily and
philanthropy couii not bsennt he human
race b. any method gnater than by build
in;s perfect asrshp. w. H. Brown.
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CENTENNIAL or WARRINGTON.
Auuivrrsary OF the Founding OF the
city should he Celebrated.

In the year 1900 will occur tho centennial
anniversary OF the founding OF the city Of
Washington for the permanent capital IL
the govghnient OF the United
States, by authority OF AN act OF
oongross approved July 6. i7'd' In
May, 1900, the archives and general offices
OF The Federal government We're. removed
TO this place. On the llth OF November,
lsoo. tbs National consress mot hero for
The nr4sL time ANA assumed exclusive con
troll OF the Federal district and ctu- Ihis
interesting event assumes all the more slS-
nihcaa1o when we recall the circumstances
attending The choosing OF site, the nahllhs
OF ihe capital In honor Of The Father of hls
Country and the interest taken by han IN
the adoption ID plans for It's future develops
nent ~ magnificent scale. Ihese oflSl-
nal plans have been wrought out with q
constant progress ana signal success even
beyond any thing ther flamers could have
torvSeen.
The poople of the country are Justly
nrold OF the distinctive beauty anu gov
eminent CT Tho caldtol aud al the rare M
stttut30ns of science ana education wh4ea
here tind their rational home
\ movement lately inadgureted by tue
citiycns. 10 have the anniversary celebrated
with fitting ceremonies, in cluding lsr-
haps the establishment OF a handsome ueg-
maneml memorial 20 mark so historical an
occasion and to give ii more thstn local
recognition, This plan has met with gym
ersl favor on thc part Of the pup-
lie. recommend 10 congress tue
granting ut an appropriation for th's
purpose nni the appoiMins OF com
mittec from it's respective bottles II
seems also advisable to authorize the pfesi-
,lent to appoint a committee ut hrge walon,
acting with the congressional committee
aud District of Columbia committee, can
compltee the plans FOR an appropriate Ma
tional celebration.
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rco,isrvme1S, was met throuSh the extern
sion and application CT ne latter chliSa-
ucn, | gave the requisite aothority ana
the same general principles were applied 10
this SIS 10 other branches of civil admin
istfution under nalNary occupataon.
The detais are more particularly given
in the repors OF Tire postmsster gcnciA ana
while tho wsrS is Just begun II Is pleas
Mig 10 BE- able Ia say that the service which
came under our control ss already ma
ferlAtlv ir,urnvssi
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raApE INFORMATION.
a.. II Securing Desirable Dntn
s... <,arIy Perfected.

Very NcnrIN Fcr-NFIcU-
,sHeg tn past year the important work
.ahsing Information Of practical hene-
i American industries and trade
np.A asylomauc and the agency of cae
Rlasaslc and consular officers has been
{,,Sy adyancet and Ia order TO lay SUCH
a h,orc the public with the lceeh de-
1, q practice was begun in January,
n x Issuing the commercial reports
q ,l,y 10 day as rhey are received by
7 ,srailsnsnt Of state, II is believed Tor
s,nw.tple as well SIS mr. iullness Of in
kty,laa the service thus gwen 10 orr
rSsanis and manufacturers wall be
On 10 show sensible mprOvemaut and
strh ne liberal sullnort OF congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
80 ,Nrl,,cAx RErup'ios
famed the Expectation "t
~ "a. Founders.

~. satisfaction Of heing aplc 10
~ ~, IN bureau of the american re-
seated In 1890 as the origin for
n ~ ,,mmere.ei Intercourse and ira
Nv ,s.ss,os anp,ng the countries OF the
,,s,n,snhere has become a more
81 u ,,n.srupent of the wise purposes
ss1 ,s.r's s "A and is rcSeiying the couilal
YIN y M contrfbuting members of the
'.'s,sl unlon which Is actually rep
III u u l0trd OF mtnaEement.
',as~..,sr,lal alrcctory w two volumes,
a'ss mas q Statistical matter de- e;
I'M s Il the industrial and com aa SssT
'ps,, English. spanish Portuguese and
" md i monthly boliei.n published
~ ior languages and distributed II
n ,Mu American coupsries MS well ae IN
s rsp.s, States have proved TO be q
y. nahum for disseminating infor-
n, II and turtaerins the varpaus interests
-,~national unnn
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weather scr>ic. Entcnsiou.

The alien contract law is shown by OK
.uel1encs TO need seme amendments, q
measure providing better protection for
seamen is proposed the rlghtfui application
oil the etgla, hour law 10; the beneilt OF "a
lor and OF the principle OF arbitration ade
suggestai Cor consideration, and commend
these subjects to the careful attention OF
congress-
The several departmental reports viii be
laid before YOU They give in great de-
tai the conduct of the affairs OF the BoV-
ernment during tho pas, year aud discuss
many questions ON which tho congress may
be called upon To act.
William Mckinley
Executive Mansion, Washington, Decen-
h.sr A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
rms 1MELkru CENSUS.
Early Legislation Requisite To a Sue
ccsstMl conn nIIniinm.

l earnestly urge on congress the import
anee of early legislation providing Tor the
taking of The twelfth census This IS neces-
sary in view VI the large amount or work
which must be performed IN the prepare
ton OF the schedules preparatory to the
enumeration OF the population.
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rnnns rom rmn rIAlNs.

Eifars. neing Msae Ia Find suitable
Plants to Make for.sts-
The deaarmeat Of agriculture has been
active ia the pass yeaww, Explorers have
been sent 20 many u The countries OF the
Naztern and Western hsmispheres 20 nnt
plants that may be useful 10 The Waited
States, AHd With tire tarSh@ view Of opsn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
slrpRpNp COURT RUBBING.

In this connection ! may likewise refer
to the inadequate accommodations provided
for 3he supreme court ia the capitol and
sacgoss The wisdom Of making provision Tor
The erection Of 4 SCI tra;e building for The
court and It's offices a. library upon avail
able ground near the eSp!tol,
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~EspL,,ss cnAiN.-

hskrs that u shoatd he
~ asa Made Inv sssh,e-
w "1oa OF my Recommendation
= 1881 as fellows; "rAat
"a 4. we uai,,d States notes ars
- i resumption IN sosd ana are
~ ~ srsa notes shah be kept
~ MI. r. Z only paa out ia AZ
''sss duty II the holder OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
Conclu,inw Recommendations.

Tho weather bureau forecast and obssr-
walton stations have been extended around
tho Caribbean sea TO give carly wanting nj
the approach OF hurrScsnes from the South
seas 10 our fleets and merchant inarlne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
Patent otnce sade None,

The total receipts of the patent office
during the present year We're Si,25s. 94s A.
The expenditures were si0Sl. 648.7g. ieay-
ing surplus OF sls2.3l4.65.
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so-b IN THE rREASuRy

I. sss'slols maaa for STRENGTHENING
y i Of the treasury In connection
~ 4, mas s.yen Increased conf
Nh ,as parpsse Of the government to
dlss J ~ a pOasens standard and has es-
al ~, Vee Mmly than ever the Ma
s a,ss a homo and abroad
TT ., ~ 'sashee OF this Is found in the
q Nus.s.,, 20 me treasury. It's ne. hold
I IN. WITH sl5s.57a.ilZ on Novem-
srz Ia ny Sna an increase In nat cash OF
sxAs-, S,vNeinbet l. 1897, 10 $500 .sss, s75
sxsr IA s'sA Th0 present ratio OF net
slss liz 2 outstanding government
ar ~, sasiaalng unltei States notes,
ek es..s, % 1850, silver certificates.
IA tsss,1n1sss;Ses stamford silver dol
vs. IN AM silver cola, November /.
N M or, ~ sef cent, as compared with
wv November fSa-
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tests c. Mercury Kidney and Bladder Ironp-
les, Weak Back. pnruiuG Urine, lueonuhence
GpnorrheA elect, Structure receive searching
treatment. prompt reltet and cpre Tor lis
Both Hsses ueHl6d 0oGnGentlally and prl-
sktelr.
pnss FlstulA. Fissurs aud RcplGre cMsA b,
Gus neN methods. sead for particulars. sd'
GFctA
oRs. IRIS & pErr- i pNAH,
az ST. Charles Street. New orleans. La
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
ADMIRAL AND VICE ADMIRAL.
Rcc0mmcndcd that the OFFICES n,
Temporarily NcN!vcd.

join with the secretary OF the navy in
recommending that the grades of admiral
and vice aamgN be temporarily revived TO
be filled by Officers who have specially dis
t5ugashed themselves in the war with
Snlin
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Tired Men

Nee wear out heir lives Quickly now-
asiays Thelr oTstns and bod.ss are
oyerRorked, and then come sieeBless
ness, nervousness, dyspepsia aud gsn-
erai debglliy The system gives on.
Thets troubles. II neglected. hasten the
cnd. Streagfh ard heAhh viii some
back NTH The aid Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
Drs. t5etts * Belts
s. Dyar,
Physicians.
Surgeons and Specialists.
M o.. Charles St. New orleans, La.

and Old. single and
Married Aieu and AZ
who suffer with L.oz
Manhood. Nervous
Debility, Spermator-
rhea. Seminal losses.
Sexual Decay. Fall
Iug Memory. Weak
Eyes, Stunted De.
yelopmcnt. Lack of
EreTss. lmpoyerlsh-
ed Blood, Piulpies.
lmneiimcnts TO Mar
rlaEe Also blood aud
ukin disease, Syphi-
lie, EEnptiona, Hair
Falling. Bone Pelus,
Hweillngs. 4 or
'rhroAt. Ulcers, En-
~ - FYf.a.t.
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FINANCE.
~" Taken from the Report a
'As secretary of the rrcusurx

tla ''tbVh VI
- secretary of the Treasury.
Nsaps of the gov.rnment from All
~ curing the fiscal year ENDED June
N Including sSi, 75l .22S received from
y fsciiic railroads. amounts TO sos. :
Z and its expenditures TO s44s. sss. $50
n vas collected from customs si4s =
= ana from internm revenue sl7o. 300. :
U''aole Imports amounted to sSa4. :
Iss A.; q decrease of s5S.i56. $50 over tho
\, s-,s. !ear' and imporiatlcas free OF
81 ,Is-paated 10 S29l,4l4.l75. a decrease
h,,-sm scellng Year OF $50 .52l.O6
a. 'sNehre receipts exceeded those
I, z, pseeaing year hy Sef.2la .06S. TIL
4. A o. solee,ed on distilled spirits was
n On manufactured tobacco S36. =
4aa on ternesNed liquors $40. Sis. :
IN , uaposled merchandise amounting 10
.as-ssV' an Increase of $50. ass. 77t
as nfeoeiing year.
49, ss'au'a'ed. upon the basis of present
k,@s, avs. that the receipts of the gay :
N A. az ~. ue year ending June 30 1889.
er NJ sssMs'i,e07 ana It's expenditures
Esssss' NesuittG in u deficiency of
lafsN OF December. 1895. thore MAS
eiu al S'esaly gold o5in amounting 90
(AAss' seld bullion amounting 10
)sxsss NlSer bullion amounting 10
ksnlle, sun other forms OF money
/ = AZ - 10 Asl,96S. ISL.
ia. s.anV date the amount of money of
NM, IN - circulation or not Included i'm
NJ n, S.s'ng WAS 1886. S7a. S0i. an Ia
NJ a.. ms year OF si65. 79i 968. Eal-
h nsn.s,l phalatlon ut T5.i4g.O 900 at The
alse ~ Tue per eapita circulation
n 81 s', ,ne dhie there WAS In the treas
'n amounting 10 s3S, 50a SIS.