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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-15

cHERBouRG. France. July Is
sixty marines were arrested here
last night for destroying the decors-
lions and insulting the police. At
an early hour this morning a mob Of
marines beaicgcd the police station
an demanded the release OF their
comrades.
The crowd was scattered by the
police. and extra guards have been
stationed to prevent further trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-15

HAVANA. July 15.-ciara Barton
left Cor Washington today with an
important report on the conditions in
Cuba. The American coloney here
In preparing to celebrate the ami
versary Of the fall OF Santiago next
Monday.
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NEW YORK. July i5.--The indica-
tons this afternoon nre that the
brooklyn Rapid Transit company
lines VIII he tied up within the next
20 hours by strike. The police have
been ordered To be prepared for
trouble.
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SOUTHAMPTON. Ems. july IS.
The Shamrock got on for a apin
early this morning. and behaved
we'll. whlch confirmed the impress
sions that she IL good In light wealth
err
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SOUTHAMPTON. Eng. July ia
THREE hundred and forty-three offi-
GERS and men, with horses and equip
ment. sailed for Cape Town today.
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Notable Arrivals.

NEW YORK, July ib.==AmonT the
passengers who arrived laht night
from Europe. we're Prince Regent
Luitpold and Alphons Mumm won
sehwarzenrtcin. German ambasaad-
ora.
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PARIS. July ib,-The Libre Parole
says that Gen. Pellieux was deprv-
ed Of his command on the parade
ground last evening.
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ed and the people Of M>er's Flats,
near Chestnut I'm. say that within
year from 20 10 30 young women
came 10 hiA farm. remained abort
time and then departed.
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Deaths From lockIaw.

NEW YORK. July Is.-six more
deaths from lock Jaw are reported
for the past - houra
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Offered to oV0yfus.

HAMBURG. July it.--rhe family
% Prince Murat has offered nrsyfus
their estate for rceapcratsan after
hts trial. u acquitted.
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Dewey Sails for Trieste.

PORT SAID. July 1.-THE olym-
pia, with Dewey aboard. sailed for
Trieste this morning.
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WASHINGTON. u. c.. July Is
The navy refrigerator ship GLACIER
arrived ut Manila today with n car
70 ~ fresh beef In an excellent con-
dition.
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GAINESVILLE. Ga. July Is
Smith White. farmer who was &C
cuaed ~ numbering n commercial
traveller, was shot 10 death in his
cell by mob shortly after midnight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-19
CAPTURE AT BELLAIRE.

The police of Bellaire made an ex-
cellent capture last night about 1880
o'clock, under peculiar circumstances.
Edward Cramer, together with several
other fellows, was sitting at the west
end of the B. & 0. bridge, and was en-
gagged in cleaning a 32-calibre revolver,
when he. accidentally shot himself in
the left ankle. The police were at
once summoned and the man was car
ried to the city building, where he re-
ceived medical aid. The bullet was
probed for, but could not be found.
Later Cramer was put under arrest
on the charge of stealing some cloth
from Henry Bonarious, the Belmont
street tailor. some time ago. The
police stated that he is the man they
have been trying to locate for the past
three months. and are of the opinion
that he is the right party. He will be
given hearing this morning. Cramer's
injuries are not thought to be serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-19
IN SOCIETY.

On last Wednesday evening Mr.
James B. fancy entertained at his
home on the Island, number of whist
friends at Compass Whist"
The Island Whist Club assembled D.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Taylor
on Tuesday evening. The meet was a
most enjoyable one, a condition which
always accompanies this clubs con-
tests
The Majestic club gave a charming
entertainment at the cozy headquarters
of the organization in the Hornbrook
block last night. About twenty
COUPLES were present. The hours were
devoted to dancing, for which the mu-
sic was furnished by Mrs. James Rid
die. About midnight the affair was
brought to a close by the serving of
light refreshments.
The Summernachtsfest of the Opera
House band and orchestra, which was
postponed from Wednesday evening on
account of the inclemency of the wealth
er, will be given tonight at Wheeling
Park. The enclosure will be illumin-
ated. The concert will be given from
the new band stand, and will be follow
ed by dancing in the Casino.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-19
MARTINS FERRY.

John Lennon, of Colerain, charg-
ed with securing a pension in fraud
ulent manner, waived an examination
before the United States Commission
er, who held him in the sum Of $500
for his appearance in the United
States Circuit Court at Columbus on
June 8. The bond was furnished and
Lennon was released.
1t looks very much as though the
boys on strike at the West Virginia
glass works intended to make a full
week on their strike. 1t is supposed
from what could be learned that they
will all be ready to return to work
Monday, and it is understood that If
they do not others will be secured 10
take their places, as the management
cannot afford to lose some large or
ders they now have to fill
Miss Bessie Griffith pleasantly en-
tertained a number of her friends yes
terday afternoon in honor of her guest,
Mrs. George Blackboard.
One plain drunk was the only of
fender in Police Court yesterday. He
was assessed the usual amount.
The tickets for the Alumni enter
tainment Saturday evening were put
on sale yesterday. An excellent pro-
gramme has been prepared for the oc-
casion.
Will Thomas. an employee at Kerr's
planning mill, had the misfortune to
get the fingers of his left hand caught
in the planer, cutting the ends of
three of them off,
The roofing of the Presbyterian
church is nearing completion.
Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Campbell, OF
Altoona, Pa. arrived here last even
ing to visit Mrs Campbell's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gray.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-19
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Island Stars would like to hear
from the Cathedral High School Stars
tor game of ball Saturday morning
on the old base ball park for two rock
cts a side.
The Island Liners challenge any team
N the city under IA years of age for
Decoration Day afternoon on the Ohio
street grounds, for nine or as many
rockets aside as they wish. If a game
can be arranged answer through the
Register
The Lon Rust base ball club lines up
Rs follows: James Larue. second
catcher; John Joice. left field: Thomas
Aeenen. pitcher; John Wees, shortstop:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-19

two years, and has in his business
career represented many Of the Lead
ing brands of French wine The Great
Western champagne he now SO success
fully handles, has been on the market
since 1860. AT that time the COM
pany started with capital OF $50, 900.
This has never been increased, yet the
assets are much more than million
dollars, and more than million and
a half bottles of wine are carried in
stock. Schaefer & Driehorst are the
local agents, and Mr.. Braeunlich yes
terday was the guest of Mr.. Clark
Hamilton.
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
Adjourned.

Smith. of Smithfield. and S. X.
Judy, of Sistersville, are stopping at
the Windsor.
G. D. Smith, Middlebourne; Edward
M. Sweeney and ]. P. Hamilton, Park
ersburg, are guests at the Windsor.
Mrs. Margaret Carroll and daughter,
Miss Nan. of South Market street, have
gone to SLeubenville, o., to visit
friends.
Willie Terrell, of the South Side,
who underwent severe surgical
operation on Tuesday, was lying in a
serious condition yesterday.
Col. William H. Woodward and
wife, who have been visiting the Col
onels mother on the Island, left last
night for their summer home at Weld,
Maine.
Sheriff Pyle, of Tyler county, auto
graphed at the Windsor yesterday.
Sheriff Pyle is not alone popular in his
native county, but has hosts of friends
wherever he is known.
S. G. Pyle. Middlebourne; w. R.
Smith, Sistersville; l.. b. Thompson,
Smithfield; j. NJ. Englehart, Terra AL
ia, and E. H. Wilson, Parkersburg, are
the State arrivals at the Stamm.
Michael ]. Coyle, Frank ]. Coyle, Jr.,
and Mrs. Kate Winters, of Akron. o.,
have returned to their home, after hav-
ing been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Flading, OF South Chapline
street
Frank Reed, Edw. Hebrank and
Er.on lou of ic oi in,
at Camp Hardiiverwork, on the Ohio
side, opposite Cresap's landing. Jos.
Kurner, of the East End, is a guest at
the camp.
William Schepp, who is attending the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, is
spending a brief vacation with his
parents on South Eaff street. He was
formerly drug clerk at Eberling' s
pharmacy.
Hon. Jackson V. Blair, of Doddridge
county, was among the out of town
visitors in the city yesterday. Mr.
Blair leaves this morning for New
Martinsville, where he has some i'm
portant legal matters pending in Court.
Gilbert D. Smith, of Middlebourne,
was among the prominent visitors in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Smith is one
of the leading members of the bar Of
Tyler county, and was in the city yes
terday for the purpose of taking
dispositions.
Col. John Peyton, one of the hust-
ling salesman for the Vance Shoe Com
pany, leaves this morning for Char
lesion, where he will visit friends,
after which he will continue his usual
trip over the southern end of the State
for his house. Mr.. Peyton has met
with unusual success a. a boot and
shoe salesman, and his many friends
in Wheeling and elsewhere are pleased
to note his commercial triumph His
Wheeling friends hope to see him here
during the Elks carnival
Mr.. A. E. Braunlich, representing
the Pleasant Valley Wine Company,
Of Rheims, n. Y, is in the city on bus
mess. He is one of the oldest wine
men in the country, having engaged
exclusively in this business for thirty
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of reports, reports to include names of
all members present, and to be signed
by the chairman or a member of the
committee. The library committee
then presented bills amounting TO
$171.59, which were ordered paid, and
the committee was authorized to pur-
chase books to the value Of S37.17.
Mrs. C. M. Crawford and Miss Nettie
Wilde were appointed assistant librar-
ians, Mrs. E. j. Garden substitute,
and Harry Phillips janitor.
The applicants for the position of
instructor in drawing are Florence
Ames, of jackson, Mich; Miss NJ. E.
S. Scott, of Belleyille, N. j.; Mae
blanche Doty, of East Shondsburg,
Pa, and Hanson Criswell, OF Wheel
ing.
Adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-19


The ]. i Slipners viii play TIE Ben
ter Stars Saturday after next o. the
Forty-flrst street grounds. The Beu-
ter Stars were admitted to the league.
The league consists Of the following
teams: Lon Rusts, Lester Vests, Beu-
ter Stars, Stars and Stripes, Eureka
Stars and the j. j. Slipners. Of Ben
wood.
The Lon Rusts would like to hear
from the Goethe Stars or the Victors
for game at the Wheeling base ball
park on Grocers' Day.
The Will Gutmans line up as follows:
Harry Schultze. second base; Eddie
Metzner, catcher; Clark Saner, pitcher;
Charley Hebrank. shortstop; VIII
Cities, first base and manager; John
Rensselaer,, second base and captain;
Ben Neihaus, left field; Charley Lowry,
center field; Harry Corners right field.
The Gutmans would like to know if
the w. w. Twins will play them Sun
day. If not, please answer. They
would also like to hear from the Cres-
cents.
The Vigilant Athletic Club has Or
ganized for the season and would like
to play the Herman Zwiekers On the
tunnel green Sunday afternoon. If ac-
cepted answer through the Register.
The Dewey club will play the Cathe-
dral High school team on the Island
bail park this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Y. NJ C. A. Juniors will cross
bats with the Cathedral High school
team on the Island this afternoon. The
game promises to be interesting.
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BRIDGEPORT.

1t was reported yesterday that the
section men on the Cleveland & Pitts
burg road had struck for an advance
of five cents on the day. The report
could not be confirmed yesterday after
noon, but 1t is known that for some
time past there has been some feelings
OF dissatisfaction among the men IN
regard to the wages they have been re-
ceiving and an increase would be de-
handed
Hesikiah Stuff is here from the San
dusky Soldiers Home, visiting old
friends for few days.
About all the shops at the Central
glass works were on yesterday, good
many of the boys having returned to
work
The. dance given at the Opera House
last evening was well attended, proving
very successful as well as enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lafferty went out
to Cadiz yesterday to attend the fun
eral of friend.
Mrs. Jos. Waterman is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Thomas Cole is confined to her
home with sickness.
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VERY HANDSOME
Will be the Souvenir Programme to be Is
sued By the Elks

win be the Souvenir Programme to be Is
sued By the Elks
The Souvenir Programme Committee
of the Elks have awarded the contract
for printing to the West Virginia
Printing Company, and the result will
be enc of the finest and most artistic
examples of fine work ever turned out
in this or any other city. 1t is i'm
portant that all advertising copy for
the programme be in the hands of the
printers by the 25th inst.
The committee is composed Of
Messrs Z. Hanauer, chairman; Albert
WelIy, James G. Campbell, w. G..
Lutz and J. C. Devine.
The title page of the programme will
be from an original design by Miss
Edith Lake Wilkinson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-19

Oscar Gardner, who returned from
The East Wednesday, will not re-enter
THE ring until the first of December
This resolution is made not from
choice, but of necessity. Gardeners
hands were not broken in his fight
with Flaherty, but both are in extreme
" bad shape and his eye has never had
chance to heal. His friends say he
could not use his hands effectively after
the fifteenth round of his last battle
his hacker, Dave Sullivan, insists upon
his retirement from the ring until the
first Of September, and the Kid has
agreed to do SO.
In return for keeping this promise
Oscar has been promised another con-
test with George Dixon. If he wins he
will be the acknowledged world q
champion in his class. Jack McClel-
lands friends are alleging that Gardner
il not at all anxious to meet the Pitts
burg boy, and they will no doubt in
a Qul66 Ill t1SlI CudldCiciiStiC Uodo'
now that Gardner is on the hospital
list.
While in the East, Gardner matched
kid" Goulette, of Rochester, and Sam
Bolan, of New York, ITO box at the Full
ton club house juno 9Th at 126 pounds.
There will then be no entertainment
under M. A. C. auspices until the week
of the Oriental street fair. Jack Ever
hardt, of Memphis, and Jack Bennett
of McKeesport. will meet on Tuesday
evening, and on Thursday evening
Dick O'Brien. of Staten Island, will
meet Harry Fischer, of Brooklyn.
Fischer will be remembered as one 81
Ithe principals in a contest before the
Bridgeport Athletic Club. Local lovers
of the game regard him as one Of the
cleverest big men who have ever ap-
peared in a ring in this vicinity.
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posture. III.
The Maine Club vim dance ii Mo-
zart Park next Saturday evening.
Music by Prof. Long.
"A hop will be given at Letzkus'
hall this evening by the Turtle Dove
Club. Prof. Cooper will play.
The bids for new rectory for the
Vance Memorial church at Aifenheim
were received yesterday at the Build
ers' Exchange.
The Vigilant Athletic Club gave a
dance at their hall on the South Side
last evening. The music was furnished
by Prof. Long.
The Hawthorne Club. of the East
End, gave an enjoyable dance at the
Central Garden Club house Wednesday
night. Prof. Long furnished the
music.
The Council subcommittee on
Fire met last evening and awarded the
contract for painting the Chemical en-
CINE house ceiling to D. c. Kurner, at
his bid of S..
An. unknown wheelman collided
with a vehicle at the corner of Chap
line and Twenty seventh streets last
evening, but was not hurt. The
wheel was slightly damaged.
IS. B. Vests pharmacy and resi-
dence, south of Benwood, was struck
by lightning during the storm We'd
nesday might. The building was dam
aged to the amount of 5000.
1t was reported yesterday that
Judge John j. Jackson and his depu-
ties will be in the city on Saturday.
There are a number of cases await
ing trial, growing out of the street rail-
way strike.
"A young daughter Of Roger Lap
well, of Benwood, had part of the Sec
ond finger of her right hand cut off
while at work at tltn McMechen can
ming factory yesterday afternoon. Her
injuries were attended at the Elmer
gency hospital.
Chester Arthur ReinboDt, young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Reinbolt,
of No. 2236 alley E, died yesterday
morning. The funeral will take place
this afternoon. The interment will lie
at the Red Mems cemetery.
All the machinery and molds have
been transferred from the sanitary
department of the Wheeling pottery
to the Riverside pottery in the North
End. The vacant department at the
former plant is to be used for the
manufacture of dishes.
Eleven prisoners were brought UP
from one of the Norfolk and Western
counties yesterday. All were booked
for the pen at Moundsville, and
two of the men of the party drew life
sentences at their trials. The entire
party were negroes but one. Two Of
the prisoners were negro women.
Last night about ten o'clock the
police of Moundsville arrested four
men for breaking into a B. & o.
freight car. After the men entered the
car they were locked up by the rail-
road ojcials and the police were sum-
moned. The capture was quite neat
one. They will be given hearing to-
day.
"A fine collection of war souvenirs,
the property of Thomas Wolvington,
ex-member of the Fourth regiment of
immunes, has been placed on exhibit
ton in the window of Will Menke-
mellers pharmacy on the South Side.
The collection includes a sword cane
from Cuba, an old fashioned sword
knife, two Spanish swords, military
buttons and trappings.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOSTON 6: LOUISVILLE 0.

LOUISVILLE KY. May 1S-willie
pitched great bail to-day and only two of
the Colone.s reached third base Cunning
ham was touched up rather lively and the
home teams errors were costly. Attend
ance, 1000. Score:
Louisville $50 0 o 0 0 90 4
session $500 0 Go IA 2
Earned runs. Boston 2: batteries. Cum
bingham and kittredge, Willis and Ber-
zen; umptres. Hunt and Connolly; time,
1:54
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The Washing
Son Pittsburg game was postponed on ac-
count of wet grounds
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 1S-Phiiadel-
phia-C Cleveland game postponed on ac-
count of cold weather.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

Lord Russell Of Killowen, years be-
fore he took sick, was sitting in court,
when another barrister, leaning across
the benches during the hearing OF
trial for bigamy, whispered: Russell,
what's the extreme penalty for big
amy"
Two mothers-in-law, replied Rue
sell.-The Green Bag.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-19

Earned runs, Fort Wayne T. Wheeling q;
Bab5; sacrifice hits, Hollingsworth, Dobbs,
kim, Hunt. stolen bases, Flood, Glass
cock. Dobbs innings pitched, by Brodie 3,
Norcum 6: first Ease on balls, off Brodie q.
off Norcum !, off Crab.1 2; struck out by
Brod.e J.. by Norcum l. by CrabiM l.:
to Holi.ngsworth, Dobbs to Babb; umpire,
Ebrght; time ,1:3o, attendance, 500
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, May 1S-Score:
Youngstown 20 5 0 0 0 O-5 s /
Toiedo .......0 0 0 0 0 Is 6 .
Carney and Donovan. Ferguson and Ar
thur.
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THE INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
WHEELING 6: FORT WAYNE 4.
YOUNGSTOWN s; Toledo 3.
STANDING OF cIJTBs
Suecial to the Register

Special to the Register.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, May 1S.-Wheeling
played an erroriess game and punched
hits. Hocsiers hit Crabill hard but scat
tered Wheeling played a brilliant fielding
game. Errors of Fort Wayne costly.
Twineham signed with Wheeling after ac-
cept.ng Fort Wayne's terms. VIII pro-
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THE MoKI cOIFFURE.

Perhaps the most eccentric example of
hair dressing In the world is the couture
of the Moki women. Married Moki women
are allowed to have their hair hanging
loose, but young girls are forced 10 wear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-19

Jardiniers at 10 cents each. WEDG-
WOOD, 1908 Main street.
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Free Concert by g. A. X. Bann, 20 pieces.
It Myers Lake, Sunday Nay, 21sk One
Dollor round txip.
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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.
STEEL AND TIN STOCKS.

STEEL AND TIN STOCKS.
The following quotations on Ameri-
can tin and National steel stocks arc
furnished by Howard Hazlett, National
Exchange Bank building:
Opening
Tin-Preferred, IS; common, 41,2.
Steel. preferred, s71s; common, So.
Closing:-
Tin-Preferred, IS; common, 41k.
Steel-Preferred, SSA; common, 52A
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Special sale on Jardiniers from Zoe to
$1,000 each. WEDGWOOD,
1903 Main street.
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Tin-Preferred, IS; common, 41h
Steel-Preferred, S8A; common, 52A
The Riverside Iron and Steel Com
pany have received two car loads OF
machinery for their new coal storage
house. The elevator and crusher will
be put up by the Link Belt Company
of Philadelphia, and the trestle will be
constructed by the Schiller Bridge
Company, of Pittsburg. The brick
layers and stonemasons have completed
their work on the foundation walls fol-
the structure. 1t will be 200 feet long
The capacity will be sufficiently large
as to hold 1000 tons of coal, which is
to be kept on hands for cases OF en-
Urgency.
The plate mill at the Wheeling Iron
and Steel Works will be idle to-day to
allow change to be made in the rolls
The 20-inch rolls will be taken out and
the 9-lnch rolls will be put in. Furn-
ace No. at the works has been re-
built, and is one of the largest furn-
aces in this section.
The contracts for the new blast furn.
ace to be built at the Riverside have
been made. However, it is uncertain
structure will be compenced, until the
matter in regard to entering the trus
has been settled. 1t is to be located a,
point east of the old furnace. The
plans have been drawn up for severa
years and includes the original idea Of
running the metal direct from thu
furnaces to the cupolas of the stee
nlant. The idea may be carried out
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
Washington, May 1s.-Treasury
statement: Available cash balance,
$263, 1893; gold reserve, s2e6,f15.-
466.