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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
CAN'T BUY THE TUPY.
The Brazilian Government Not Willing
IN PART with the Valuable Boat.

WASHINGTON, March 2-The neSo-
tiations for the purchase OF ships abroad
is going steadily forward, but there was
a regretable disappointment In this con-
nection to-day. The authorities had been
exceedingly anxious to get the BIG tor
pedo cruiser Tupy built for Brazil she
is one OF the most formidable TO. pedo
craft afoat, her size placing her IN the
cruiser class, while her torpedo armament
gives her the effectiveness OF torpedo
boat and cruiser combined. IL was learn
ed positively to-day, however, that the
Brazilian government would not part with
the Tupy, and this closes the efforts FOR
one Of the best ships under negotiation
In a small measure this was offset py
the success Of the Navy Department In
securing a trim litti yarrow-buiit launcn'
which. though very small, will serve as
n harbor torepdo boat. She is Of the same
class Of craft as the Moxoto, built for the
Brazilian Navy.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The Navy Department was notified to-
dav of the arrival OF the cruiser Ctncir-
natl and the gunboats Castine and Will
rlngton at Port Antonio. Jamaica. THIS
Is about the same distance from the south
shore of Cuba as Key West Is from the
north shore The gunboat Marietta an
nounced her arrival at Panama. The
Marblehead has gone from Port Tampa
to the Dry Tortugas.
Captain Barker naval aide to the Sec
retary of the Navy. returned TO his desk
at the Navy Department to-day after
few days absence. He went TO Key
West on secret mission. the exact ma
ture of which has not been disclosed. In
asmuch as he conferred at length with
Rear-AdmiraI Sicard. comm anding the
North Atlantic Squadron ana with cap
tain Sampson president OF the naVal
court OF inquiry investigating the cause
of the Maine disaster, there appears TO
be good reason for the inference that ms
business related to that affair ana ltS
possible consequences.
one of the most active branches OF the
Navy Department just now IS that en-
gagged In the enlistment of recruits FOR va
rious positions in the service.
Yesterday notice was given by adVer-
J. tfsrnrnt that recruiting stations would
be opened at a number of cities mostly
on the coast. To-day, in response 10 TO-
presentations that come to hand the en-
lstment bureau gave notice that board
Of officers would be detailed 10 visit va
rious cities in the vicinity of the great
Lakes. where It is said there are a
number of persons who would be Will
ing to enlist. Many Of them are Scandi-
uayians, who have been at sea before
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
The Ohio Rising.

CINCINNATI. o.. March 22.-Continu-
Gus and at intervals, very heavy rains,
which have fallen here for several days
have filed all streams 10 flood tide A
remarkable accession Of rain fail tonight
makes the situation threatening If not
positively dangerous.
At Ellsbury Mo. freight train was
wrecked by a washout and three negro
tramrs were killed. At Louisiana. Mo-.
rail and wagon roads are washed out.
the Mississippi river is rising rapidly and
all trains are being delayed
Dispatches from other points in Mis-
souri, Illinois Kansas. Nebraska. and
parts OF Texas. tell Of severe storms and
considerable loss 10 live stock. At Den
ison and Dallas. Tex. freezing weather
IS reported and the fruit crop may be
seriously damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
THE ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL
An Amendment TO Prevent Permanent
Increase i'm Time of Peace.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Mill
tary Affairs Committee of the House to-
day completed consideration of the army
reorganization bill and ordered favor
able report upon il, as agreed upon only
a few changes were made.
An additional section was added as a
precaution providing that nothing IN the
act should be construed as an authorize
tion 10 increase the enlistment force OF
the army in time OF peace.
Another amendment provides that AT
the end OF any war In which the United
States may become involves the army
shall be reduced 10 peace basis by the
transfer or absorption through promo
ton Of the supernumerary officers and
tho honorable discharge or transfer OF
supernumerary enlisted men"
Chairman Hull of the Military Analrs
Committee. will secure action upon the
b,u at the earliest possible moment. IL
NAV require special rule TO get the
bin before the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Cows Stampede City Crowds.

WILMINGTON. DEL. March 22.-Two
angry COWS created a big commotion on
Wilmington street one bovine being
lriven in Eighth street By a farmer. ran
away and was pursued by crowd OF
men and boys. Catch that cow and
twist its taur yelled The farmer and ex-
member OF the Board OF Health Joseph
jenkins grabbed the COW by the tail. The
cow turned up Market street, scattering
the folks in all directions, but Jenkins.
holding on and twisting tho tail. brought
the COW TO a standstill In front Of the
Opera House.
A cow being driven by Columbus
O'Nein became unmanageab,e in the
lower part OF Market street and butted
over three men and a newsboy. II at
tackled Isaac Fisher, who circled rapidly
around a telegraph pole. followed by the
cow, and. the rope becoming wound
around the pole. the animal was brought
10 a stan lstill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
PUBLISHING THE VIEWS.
Explanation OF the Delay TO the Torpe-
do t'lotiila.

MA. .DRID. March 22.-The papers here
publish full reports OF the movements Of
the United States war ships and of the
defensive preparations being made by the
government OF the United States.
II is reported the. Spanish war ship Sc
lected TO convoy the torpedo hotiila has
sailed from Carthagena for the Canary
Islands. II appears that the delay in the
voyage of the torpedo boats is due to the
fact that the Article. one OF the torpedo
boats. sustained some slight damage
while on her way from Cadiz to the
Canary Islands.
The Spanish newspapers advocate furth-
or STRENGTHENING OF the naval squadron In
cuba. so as not to be caught at dlsadvan-
tage I'm case Of war.
Senior Moret. the minister for the colo
nies. told the newspaper men who wal e1
on him to-day that the report of the
Spanish Court Of Inquiry wouli not be
known as soon as expected.
He said he believed the American report
would not be as favorable as Spain de-
sired
Count De villa Gonzalo. Spanish Am
bassador 10 Russia. has resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
BLIZZARD IN THE WEST.
Mercury Tumbling and the Intense
Cold IS Destroying ruit.

HURON, S. c., March IA blizzard
swept this state last night. The WIND
..,,.1,'... 81 tls.q .as, fpom the north at a We
loci y OF iOrty mics an hour, DRIVING tne @
failing snow in binding clouds ana pilihB
II in.O dul1s.
The temperature fell twenty degrees.
The storm covers the northern ana CEN
tral portions OF the state.
OMAHA, NEB., March IA terrlDie
snow and wind-stOrn prevails IN Omaha
ana elsewhere in Nebraska The Wlnd
Is blowing a gale OF seventy-eisht mics
an hour, and The mercury dropped from
summer heat at 4. NJ, 10 nearly zero
al mIu-night.
The bnzzard is of great severity.
ST. l.Di4S. MO. March IA speclai
10 the Republic Tom Topeka, Kan, SAP s.
rhe severe blizzard which is sweeping
over the West mas probably destroyed me
'ruit crop of Kansas. The cold Is Intense,
and at many poln in Western Kansas
the mercury has registered below zero.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
THE LAST SAVE THE LONGEST.
Mr.. GIadstone's Journey to Hawarden
is - Regarded


ROTrRNESMOUTH March 22.-Mr.
GLADSTONE started for Hawarden to-day
I'm a ROYAL saloon carriage. tie wa-H~d
firmly from his carriage to the tram Dut
was pale.
The distinguished traveller was Loudly
cheered as his tram departed.
HAVARDEN, Marcn zz.-Mr. Glad
stone. who bore the Journey well, has ar
rived at Hawarden from Bournesmou.h.
Along the whole route precautions were
taken 10 avoid demonstrations whel pass
ing stations. II was not noticed thaI
Mrs. Gladstone seemed even feeb.er tnan
her husband. Everywhere 1t was regard
ed as his last journey.
LONDON. March 23.-The morning pa
pers. i'm referring TO Mr.. Gladstone
Journey from Bournesmouth to hawar-
den recall that in one of his latest
speeches. after alluding to Liverpool as
ms birthplace, he continued:
.'With hawarden, If IL pieases GOD, my
last ACQUAINTANCE with light and air, is
likely to be Connected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
More Expert Testimony.

SAVANNAH. Ca. March 22.-sfr.
George Y. Wisner. the engineering expert.
continued on the stand all day for ths
defence In the Carter trial to-day. LID
was examined almost wholly on technical
engineering points. In one instance the
prosecution had produced a map show
ing the mean average crest Of a portion
OF one Of Captain Carter's jetties q
Cumberland Sound TO be below the bot.
tom OF the ocean. This seemed so alb.
surd that Mr.. Wisner was called on 20
make a statement OF the matter TO the
court. He had examined the jetty at
that point. he said. and swore that ths
average crest was five feet above tho
ocean bottom. HIS cross-examination by
Colonel Barr will be continued to-mor-
row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23

tomorrow night. however, including mem.
bers OF the Senate and House Naval
Committee and such naval officials as are
not pressed by the present emergency
conditions Mr. Orcutt stated that the
Kearsarge would leave the ways at ~
A. NJ Thursday morning and the Ken
lucky one hour later.
Mrs Herbert Winslow. wife OF Lieuten-
nt-Commander Winslow. and MISS
Christine Bradley. daughter OF Governor
Bradley, the two ladies who will chris
ten the Kearsarge and Kentucky, re-
spectively. will reach Newport News TO-
morrow. Governor Bradley and party
Of three hundred Kentuckians Will arrive
at the same time to do fitting honor 10
the ship which bears the name OF their
State.
After the launching an hour will be
given TO Inspecting the ship yard, includ-
ing the work on the Dig battleshp llll-
nois. and later a collation. will be served.
Mr.. Orcutt speaks in the highest terms
of the two new battleships and says that
on n pinch they could be made ready for
service within eight months and possibly
less.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Before Being Submitted to Congress
and Made Public.
WE WILL HAVE THREE NAMES.
The Naval Appropriation Bill Provides
for That Numbcr-The Govern
ment Disappointed at Failure
20 Secure Valuable Ship.
Work at Fort Monroe
Progresses Rapidly.

The report Of the Court of1nquiry into
the Maine disaster Is on the way TO-
Washington in the custody Of Judge-Ad-
vocate Mark lie will reach Washington
about Thursday night, and the report
will probably be held several days before
being given to the public.
That a change must take place In Ca
-hc soon is said to have been definitely
decided by the administration. The Cabi-
net is acting in unison.
The naval appropriation bill to be re-
ported to the House provides for three
new battleships. each to be known as the
Maine.
Work is progressing rapidly at Fort
Monroe and guns may be mounted on the
Rip Raps fort.
The government was disappointed in its
hopes of securing the torpedo boat cruiser
Tupy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
GEN. GRAHAM'S TOUR.
To Inspect the stations in tho Depart
nncnt of the Gulf


ATLANTA. GA. March 2.-General
Graham, commander OF the Department
Of the Gulf, will leave tomorrow morn
ing for a tour OF inspection. He Will
be accompanied by Lieutenant Barney
and Lieutenant Reber. The officers go
first TO Charleston and then 10 Savan-
nah. St. Augustin>. Key West, Mobile
pcnsacola New Orleans and Galveston.
in the order named. The party goes down
the east shore OF Florida 10 Key West
and returns up the west coast.
The military stations TO be Inspected
are Sullivan's Island and Fort Sumter,
rybee Island. Saint Francis Barracks
st. Augustine. Fla; Key West Barr3cks
Key West. Fla; Fort MOI "an. Mobile
Ala. Forts Barrancas and Pickens Fla.
Forts st. Phillips and Jackson, La; and
Fort Point, Galveston. Tex.
Tho works at Calves on. nea~ing com
nietion. have not been inspected ans
win be turned over to the government
during or shortly after General Graham s
visit.
Lieutenant Rebcr, chief OF the Signal
Service Department will examine into
the telegraphic facilities at each point
visited
Chief Clerk Bass. Of the Adiutant Gene
rails Office arrived to-day, and at once
took up his work in the Austell building
There arrived also five other clerks and
the entire Office force OF the signal corps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
CHAMPAGNE, NO WATER.
Will Christen the Kearsarge Accord
ing to Custom.

NEWPORT. r. T.. March 22.-Lieu-
tenant Commander II. Winslow and Mrs.
Winslow left here tonight for Newport
News. where Mrs. Winslow is to christen
the battleship Pearsargc, which Is TO be
launched on Thursday.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union have been using their utmost en-
deayors 10 get Mrs. Winslow to use water
for the christening. but she stated to-day
that she would follow the custom and
use champagne.-P hiadlephia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Murder of Sailor Epps.

WASHINGTON ID. c., March 22.-Spe-
cial.-The President to-day sent to the
Senate Il note received from Minister
Buck. located at Toxic. Japan, transmit
ting correspondence with the japanese
Minister OF Foreign Affairs relative to the
trial of the two Japanese charged with tho
murder OF an American sailor named
Epps in the harbor Of Nagasaki. The
correspondence shows that the arrested
men were convicted OF accidental homi.
eide and that an appeal by Mr.. Buck for
another trial was denied on the ground
that he did not make 1t within the stat.
utory time.
The japanese officials say the Nagasa-
XII authorities have been instructed TO use
all possible precautions TO prevent future
occurrences of the same nature.
Epps Is said to be from Phoebus, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
RECEIVING SUPPLIES,
The Federal Government Furnish Vir'
ginia with Tents.

Mr. ]. l. Moring, The State Armorer,
was kept busy Yesterday in storing away
a new supply of army tents OF the lat
est patterns. which have been received
by the State of Virginia from the United
States government.
The tents were shipped here by tho
Clyde Line from Philadelphia, and form
a portion OF the stores. ammunition and
ordinances supplied annually by the Fed
oral government.
The tents were placed In the bell tower
which is used as an arsenal by the State
authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
The Richmond Committee Looking
After the Appropriation.

WASHINGTON. d. c., March 22-Spe-
cial.-A Ricl mond COMMITTEES. CONSISTING
of John A. Curtis, Warner Moore, \. L.
Mosby and ]. r. Vaughan. called on Rep
resentative Lamb and Senator Martin To-
day for the purpose Of asking them 10
use their utmost endeavors 10 get an ap-
preparation for the ames river improve
ment.
II IS Of the greatest Importance that
this river work should be continued. but
"a there will be NJ river and haroor bill
this wear. the James river item will pos
sibIy be inserted in the general deficiency
bill,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Dy NJ ofOid Age.

ATLANTA. GA, March Ex-Governor
Atkinson to-day postponed for one week
the execution OF Mrs. Elizabeth MOBILES
sentenced TO be hanged Friday for the
murder Of her husband. a farmer near
Forsythe. Ca, several years ago. The
case has been through every court in the
state. before the Supreme Court OF the
United States and the State Pardon
Board is now considering II.
Gus FAMILIES. a negro convicted OF com
plicity In the murder and sen 'e1ced TO be
executed the same day with Mrs. Mobiles.
will not. 1t is believed, be hanged II sne
Is pardonei.
Mrs. Noble Is over sixty years OF age
and Is In jail at Macon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
LAUNCHING THE BATTLESHIPS.
Could Re Gotten Ready for Service In
Eight Months If Necessary.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-President
Orcutt. Of the Newport News Shpbuiii-
ing Company. talked with Secretary Long
to-day on the plans for the launching oil
the two tlsships-kentucky and hear'
sarge-at Newport News next THURSDAY
Owing to the condition OF affairs mere.
Mr.. Long Is not likely TO attend the
launching as Thursday is the day on
which the report Of the court OF inquiry
may be received For the same reason
many OF the naval chiefs who had hoped
TO sec these fine ships glide into the
water will be unable to attend tae
launching.
A distinguished party Is to leave mere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
NEGOTIATIONS A FAILURE.
said TO BE Known Positively at the
Paiacc-Resumption Of Hostilities.

HAVANA. VIA KEY WEST. FLA,
March 22.-lt is now known positively that
me negotiations between General Pando S
delegates Rameriez and Charyez, and
.enrtaI CanxlO Garcia and O.her promo
nent insurgents In which the radical au-
tonomists made what are said TO be hnal
Iners OF practical independence, have
proved an absolute failure. No par
ticulars have yet been received at the
palace here as TO the place or the partic-
ulars of the meeting but that the nego-
tiations have failed IS shown by the re-
sumption Of hOst.iiies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. March 2-Weathef
forecast for Wednesday and Thursday;
virgnia-Partly cloudy. with showers In
northern portion In the morning. clear
ing by afternoon. warmer during the day.
colder wednesday night and Thursday;
southeriy, shifting TO northwesteriy,
winds.
North Carolina~-F'air; colder In north
west portion Wednesday night; southe-ly
winds becoming westerly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
C,o,ro,to po~'s Sentence

NEW YORK. March 22.-"You are liter
aliv smoking your life away" said Judge
schatz In court az Mount Vernon when
he fined Patrick Waw. AGED fifteen. 81
for smoking cigarettes on the public
streets contrary 10 new law. The
Jge said he would iEprison the next Of
fender and would Sc the police after deal
ers who sold cigarettes to children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Mckinley and Lee Eulogized.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. March 22.-Thc
MARYLAND Senate to-day under a suspect
sion of the rules. unanimously adopted a
joint resolution introduced by Senator
Bouice Dem. OF Montgomery county,. en-
dorsing the course OF President Mckinley
IN the present crisis and pledging the
support OF the State in case OF need and
eulogizing Consul-General Fitzhugh Lee
for his courage. fidelity and prudence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
PAND0 NOT RECALLED.
More Guns and Ammunition Saved
Nor'u~ry Rcport-Rrlicf Measures

HAVANA. March 22.-The rumors that
General Pando has been recalled and is
awaited here with six thousand men. are
pronounced TO be without foundation.
Generals Pando and Salcedo. 1t is given
out. are continuing their operations In the
province OF Prerto Principe.
The Spanish cruiser Alfonso XIII. en-
tered the new floating dock to-day In or
der 10 have her bottom cleaned. Later
In the day the dock rose without mlshap
An the machinery is working nicely and
her crew are busy cleaning The bottom OF
the vessel. but the dock will not be &C.
(Continued on Second Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Bcrkelv Springs Hotel Burned.

WHEELING. w. VA. March 2-The
famous summer hotel al Berkely Springs
In Morgan county. this state burned 10
the ground this morning. Most OF the
contents OF the building were saved. Tho
loss on the building Is $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Will Not Run Against Culberson

HOUSTON, TEX. March ?2.-The Post
will ln the morning print the declinattJn
OF j w. Blake, Of Mexica. chairman Of
the state Democratic Executive Commit
tee 10 make the race against Governor
Culberson for the United Sta es Senate.
This relieves the only Likelihood Oh
contest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
RoyaI n vOrc , Su'

LONDON. March "a special dispatch
from Vienna says that Princess Louise OF
Saxe-Cobourg- -Gotha. eldest daughter OF
King Leopolad Of Belgium and wife OF
Prince Philip. OF saxe-Conourg-Gotha,
has commenced an action for divorce In
the Cobourg courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
RANGE OF THERMOMETER

The range of the Thermometer at me
Times Office yesterday wss AZ fol'ows;
. A. M. "a: u M, IS; 3 p. n. =;
p. N. SO: p. NJ. 81; u ". u. Avsr-
age 81 2-3. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
TO Be MADE PUBLIC NEXT WEEK
A Message VIII Accompany the Re
uort--Must be Change in Cuba.

WASHINGTON. March 22.--The Cabi-
net meeting to-day lasted something over
an hour and was devoted exclusively to
the Spanish situation In general and 10
New-York tribune., 1898-10-03
AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON.

London. Oct 2-The movement, on the whole.
has been upward. though American securities
were lower and irregular. being sensitive TO out
side Influences. Louisville and Nashville and
Northern Pacific were each three fourths Of a
point down Northern Pacific preferences lowered
three -eighths and Baltimore and Ohio declined
half point Wabash debentures one-haf point.
Denver and Rio Grande preferred one-half, Den
yer and Rio Grande ordinary one-fourth Read
ing one-eighth, Reading preferred one fourth,
Southern preferred one-half, Southern ordinary
one eighth. Union Pacific three-eighths, Union
Pacific preferences one-fourth, Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe one-fourth Chicago. Milwaukee
and St Paul one-fourth. Illinois Central one
fourth Missouri. Kansas and Texas one-fourth,
New-York Central one-fourth. Central Pacific
one-eighth. New-York. Lake Erie and Western
one eighth. New-York. Ontario and Western one
eighth and Norfolk and Western one-eighth.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-03

Through trains leave New-York FOOT OF chamSe as
ao.Go M-Vestbued Express daily for Blnghamtoa
wavs,Iv Elnira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrives BuNao
p N parlor car Buffalo. -,
o:OO r. M-Vestlbuiei limited-Fast mail daily sola
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland I:i0 NJ Cnlcn;
p NJ sleepers Chicago Cleveland and Cinelnha'h
Dining Car. ,, u, ,-..,.,. ,~,,...
daily Arrives at Buffalo 7,05 A. NJ. Bradford I 30 A.
NJ jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1871 A. ~
Cleveland 2 80 r. VI. seepers 10 Buffalo and Cleveland
Cars Library Car. -,,..
S,i5 r. M.--Daiiy solid train for Binsham,on. Elmir.
Vavery and Chicago Sleepers Hornelsvlle. Chicago
and Cincinnati. Dining Car. ,
IJyIcKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AZ
/ COMMODATIONS at H. il3. 26l. 40l and Dj1 Broad
way l27 Rowery l5s East 5hst and 2i3 West l.9,s,s
chambers and West 23i 81. ferries. York; SS
and $50 Futonst. 9s Broadway. Brooklyn; l22 Rytrs
Uohoken and Jersey City Station. Se~-fok TRANSFER
Co calls and checks baggage from het>ls and resi-
dcnces
New-York tribune., 1898-10-03
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs SO, 533. 100 from internal revenue
IS O5S. .G62. and from miscellaneous sources
s3195sl. a total OF S1o,5l2,l2o. against $500
S65 IN the preceding week. Receipts Tor the
month. 81. .2Ss. .1O0 expenditures, Sl'172oo; ex-
cess OF receipts. S66 100 Receipts for hscai
wear to date, s12e.e45. 9s7; expenditures. s1so.-
ooo114 Excess OF expenditures, S59,2I4121
The Treasury's actua! cash balance decreased
IN the week So,663Oll. and now stands at
S307. .557, ,5O8 Receipts Of National bank notes
.or redemption in the week, S1,6W'7l7. against
&, 4O3 1856 in the preceding week
Saturdays Treasury statement. compared
r,tb that OF a week ago, follows
Sept. Oct. l. Changes
-, soa9 ts9 G6s sol3 270.543 Inc S3o5 ofo
Net soI1. .'''''' ~ .aG sss 73I45o6 Dec. ;32337