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HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs.-Money on CALL HAP. per cent
21z per cent being the ruling Time money. 3
per for sixty days. 3a3h per for three
months. 3izQ4 per cent for four and six months
railroad collateral. Commercial paper. 3s.q4iR per
cent for three four and six months for the best
names and above for names so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market easier. Actual
closing rates follow:
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, 1892 4S7; internal
nue. receipts sO7 1885, miscellaneous receipts, S12SSS
Total receipts for the day a,72,566; expenditures
g $1,000 Receipts for month date. S2.SS OF:
pendtures, 100000; excess of expenditures. N122
9s3 Receipts for the fiscal year to date, 0s0
expenditures Sn7S71 1913; of receipts s573S7
107. Receipts of National bank notes for redemp-
ZION. 1924 2l7.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was a
debtor at the Clearing House 81 ALB Ill Its gain
balance 81 979,012 made up by a loss in
rency of S26,3oo and gain in coin Of $2105.312 The
days operations included: Receipts. 1854 992; pay
nents 81 $50 resulting in a general balance of
s229 100 534 consisting of 1923 2 $40 coin and $50
currency
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STOCKS CLOSE LOWER.
BEAR TRADERS AGGRESSIVE
RATES UNCHANGED.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Tuesdays
last prices were:
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington May 1.-The condition of the Treas
ury divisions of issue and redemption at the begin
ring of business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
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BANK STOCKS.

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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold Yesterday at
auction at the New-fork ftsai Estate saiesroora.
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OF AlSace ana
fifth of Lorraine, and demanded the pay
ment of $1,000, 100000 by France to Prussia.
TfiS Waf cost nearly 10000 lives.
March Act establishing Centennial ex-
March l7-f'rench government took meas
ures to suppress the mobs in Paris. This
was the beginning of the French civil
March 21-First diet of new German EN-
pire assembled at Berlin. 1t formed
new German constitution.
March--t,irst civil service commission APP
pointed.
April S-Eighth census of the United King
dom taken; population 81, s171Os.
May 2S-Last OF the French insurgents sur
| rendered. This short civil war in France
one-third of Paris in ashes. Eighteen
thousand rebels We're shot after they
had surrendered.
Oct; S-9-Fire DESTROYED 10000 buildings in
chicago; 300 people made homeless;
loss. $l92, coo 600.
Oct 16-American yacht columbia" de-
feated English yacht ''Livonia" in race
for America 81 cup at New York. The
"Livonia' was again defeated on Oct. q
of the same Year by the American yacht
"Sappho."
Nov. 10 Henry NJ Stanley found Dr. Liv-
ingstone at Ujiji. Central Africa.
March yellowstone national park estab-
March Strike for an s-hour- day. in
4 yolving 100000 men, began in New York
/ 1t lasted three months and resulted sue
! cessfully for the strikers.
March Schools of Germany taken from
the control of the churches and entrust-
ed to officials Of the state.
/ June James Gordon Bennett, founder
4 New York Herald died in New York
June 12First railway in Japan opened.
June rll-Ju!y worlds peace jubilee held
July IS The law expelling the Jesuits from
Germany ny, pass by first German parlia-
! Sept 14-Geneva tribunal awarded United
, States $l5,s SOC. 600 from Great Britain.
Noy J presidential cleo,
sso popular 0pas ai X9tss Remander Ct
G sSr f. BT Brow Is; Thomas a. Hendricks.
l. Combined popular vote of Greeley and
Brown was 1884 O79.
No es ss \ sre Gfssley died at Pleasant
Dec 12--Edwin Forrest, tragedian, died
at Philadelphia, aged 6S.
1873.
Jan. s-Emperor Napoleon Ill of France
died in England.
demonetized by act of congress.
Feb. liking Amadeus Of Spain abdcated
and a republic was established
Brooks. of N. Y, censured by congress
for connnection with Credit Mobilier.
May l--One-cent postal cards first issued.
May 7--Chief Justice Salmon p. Chase died
at New York, aged 65
June 29-Foreign ministers first received by
the emperor of China.
Sept. 5-The alabama" award of $l5,500,
900 paid by Great Britain to the United
States.
Sept. 5-Last installment of the Franco
i Prussian war indemnity paid by France
to Germany and German troops left
France Sept. IT,
Sept. 20-Panic on New York stock ex-
change; exchange closed reopened
Sept. so.
Oct 3l-An American schooner Virginius.
with Cuban insurgent expedition, cap
tured by Spaniards. Thirty Americans
and six British of the expedition shot
Nov. AT.
Nov. 19-William Fl. Tweed convicted in
New York; sentence Il years in the
penitentiary.
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Aug S1-Charleston,
8. G.. and ether southern points visited
Sept. 4-Geronimo Apache chief, surren-
dered to Gen. Miles at Skeleton canyon,
Arizona.
Sept. American yacht "Mayfower' de-
fsated English yacht "Galatea" in race
for Americas" cup.
Oct RaDisastrou so gale along - Texas as
people homeless.
Oct. 2S-Liberty statue in New York har-
Dor unveiled.
Noy. 1s-Ex- President Chester A. Arthur
died at New York. aged S.
Dec, 26-Gen John A. Logan died at
Washington, aged 80.
Jan. 29-Mexioan war pension bill ap-
proved.
Feb. 1l1-pependent pension bill vetoed.
Zanzibar for expedition into central At
rica in quest of Emip Pasha. Found him
April 20, 1888, on Lake Nyanza.
March S-Henry Ward Beecher died at
March sNJohn B. Fades. engineer, died
at Nassau, N. Y. aged 81.
March ls-Treaty of the triple alliance
March a2-First interstate commerce com
mission appointed.
'v Va. l7--Hsavy snow fell at hyneheurs'
Aug. Hi. s. Ives s. Co, New York
brokers. failed; liabilities. 100000. 900.
Sept. N-American yacht Volunteer" de-
feated the Scottish yacht Thistle" in
race for Americas cup.
Dec. 2--M. jules Grevy forced to resign
French presidency.
During the year gold was discovered in the
Transvaai and the city OF johannesburg
founded.
1855.
March 6-Louise NJ Alcott died at Bos-
ton, aged So Her father, A. Bronson
Alcott, died two days before her, aged So
March 9-Emperor William l. of Germany
died, aged 80. Succeeded by his son, Fred
ericl William.
March 12-13-B Blizzard along Atlantic coast
caused loss OF so lives and $l0,oO0,o0O
worth of property.
March 23--Chief Justice Morrison B. Waite
died at Washington. aged ".
April lSRoscoe Conklin died at New York,
age6 50.
May Slavery, abolished in Brazil; 100
June Philip Il. sheridan appointed gem
eral of the army.
June fact providing for execution of
mNirderers by electricity in New York
state approved.
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Association Of the Red Cross organized,
Miss Clara Barton president.
June 24-Secretary OF State Blaine notified
American ministers at European courts
that any attempt to guarantee neutrality
of Panama canal would be considered I'M
called-for Interference.
July president Garfield shot by Gui-
teau in Baltimore and Potomac depot
at Washing ton.
July -Insurrection in the Soudan, led
by the mahdi, began against Egypt.
Aug. 3-Treaty of peace signed between
England and the Beers. The former sur
rendered the territory to the Transyaal
state, and the latter recognized English
suzerainty and British representative
resident. The treaty was amended Feb
u, 1884, by which the republic was officially
styled the South African republic under
British suzerainty.
Sept 1s--PresiGent Garfield died at FL.
boron, N. j., at 1876 p m.
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-, -. o. ,s., iStry.
oa June ~ 1851 March Act to COM
pei railroads to use automatic couplers
and air brakes on all cars approved.
March THE Fifty-second congress adj
journed. 1t had appropriated 81, 026. S22 049.
April 12-American Railway union organ
ICED at Chicago.
May 1-Worlds Columbian exposition
opened at Chicago
June Edwin Booth. actor, died at Baltt-
more. Md, aged 60.
June 22-Bmtish battleship Victoria, sank
OFF coast of Seria; Admiral Tryon and 467
of his crew persisted.
Aug 15-Behripg sea court OF arbitration
reported Right of U. S. to a closed sea
denied.
Aug. 2S-severe hurricane in South Atlantic
states; more than 600 lives lost.
Sept 5-Nayal revolt in Brazil began. It
ended in June, 1895, by Admiral De CANA,
insurgent leader, committing suicide
Sept l1-Worid's Parliament of Religions
opened in Chicago.
Oct 2-Destructive storm on Gulf of Mex
leo caused loss OF over 2, 600 lives.
Oct. 13--American yacht 'Vigilant" de-
feated English yacht ''Valkyrie" in race
for Americas cup.
Oct 39-World's Columbian exposition
closed. Total number of admissions, e.
Nov. Act repeating silver purchase law
approved.
March S-lMr Gladstone resigned as pre-,
~ ial. of Englard, and retired from poll
flies. Succeeded by Lord Rosebery.
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March 81. S. coxey's army Of the COM
monweal started from Massillon, O., for
Washington.
throughout the country against reduce
ton Of wages. 1t involved nearly 100000
men, and was partially successful at the
May 21--Manchester ship canal in England
opened.
western railroads by American Railway
union. It lasted two months.
June 2s-Act creating Labor Day" frst
). Monday ID in 8. se r approved 81,
July 2e--Hostilities began by Japan IN Chis
Sept. 1s-chinese fleet destroyed by Japan
ese at battle of Yalu
district; 5000 people slaughtered. This
was the beginning of the series of mas
s sapt 1875 ss Armenia that continued until
Oct. 7-oliyer Wendell Holmes died at Bos-
Nov. Alexander III. of Russia died at
Levidia. Succeeded by his son, Nicho-
Dec. 2s-capt.. Dreyfus sentenced to per-
petual imprisonment in fortress fo1
selling French military secrets.
1895.
Jan. l.corea proclaimed its Independence
gan in Santiago province. Gas Spa
April 16-Treaty OF peace signed between
China and Japan
May 20-Supreme court decided income tan
law unconstitutional
May 2s-seere.ary Of 80 State Walter Q.
June 19-Canal connecting Baltic and North
seas opened. 1teiks 81 miles long and cost
June 25-Salisbury ministry formed in Eng.
Oct. 7-wm. wetmore Story, America4
sculptor and author. died in Italy, aged
Dec 26-New tariff bill passed.
First successful trial Ct wireless FL tele9.
w. II. Freezes system, Marconi's sys-
tenn tested in England in 1896
Jan. pr jameson and Transyaal raiders
surrendered to Beers.
Feb. 15-First exhibition of automobiles, on
motor carriages, held in London.
Feb Acknowledgements order issued by
4 Gen. Weyler in Cuba.
March Cuban insurgents recognized az
beligerents by concurrent resolution OF
house and senate.
May l-Nassr-ed shah of Persia, as
June 1s-United States and England agreed
to arbitrate Venezuelan boundary dis
July Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe died.
Aug. l7-Gold discovered in Yukon district
of Alaska by Geo Mccormack.
Sept. H-Channel of the Danube. opened
into the Black as sea-. sea- made possible by the
Nov. 3-Twenty-eighth presidential cleo.
ton. William Mckinley received 7,107, S22
popular and FL electoral votes; William
Jennings Bryan, s,511,o7s popular and 17s
" electoral votes.
1897.
Jan 11-Arbitration treaty between United
States and England signed
June 20-Queen Victoria's sixtieth regnal
year completed. Extensively celebrated
in London and throughout the British
empire.
July 7-Dingley tariff bill passed.
June l6-Hawaiiana annexation treaty signed
81 at Washington. Islands formally annexed
July z.
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Feb. 15Rattls.hip Main

Born in Montpelier, W, Woodiord left Ma
Dss s =; ,ss 81 cs dria; norts began
A Apr O. Calls G fop Rs yoah
teers.
April a-wei- hai-wsi, China, leased to
May spanish squadron DESTROYED at Ma
Mia by American squadron under Com.
Dewey. Spanish loss, 400; American loss.
June 22-Gen. shafter with 5000 troops
landed in Cuba.
June 24--Advance against Santiago begun
by Gen. Shafter.
June 3O--Iadrone islands seized by U. s.
july Ivy l-sABattles of 81 caney. Ell Paso and
San Juan fought. Spanish driven back to
Santiago and siege began.
Jgs oes se ked 81
July s-Philippine republic proclaimed by
Aguinaldo.
July 17-santiago surrendered to American
army.
July 55-Gen. Miles landed in Porto Rico
with American army.
July 26-Spain sued for peace.
Aug. l-Dowager empress of China assumes
Aug l2-Peace protocol signed.
Aug. 1S-City of Manila captured by Amer
leans.
tan and English force, captured Omdur-
pan.
crowned at Amsterdam.
Nov. France decided to retire from
Fashoda. under pressure of England.
1890.
Jan. Island Of Cuba transferred to Unit
ed States by Spain.
and Spain ratified by senate; vote. 81 to
Jan. lS-M; Felix Faure, president
March soLMalolos, seat of Filipino Cover
ment, captured by American troops un6t
Gen. MaeArthqr.
opened: 16 countries represented.
June 3-Retrial of Capt. Dreyfus order
by FRENCH court Of cessation
June 23-Government of India adopts go,
standard.
July 25.Provisional civil government in is
Aug. 19-Capt. Dreyfus pardoned by French
president He had been convicted OF hig'
treason by new court-martial and ser
fenced to 10 years Imprisonment.
Sept. 10-Ultimatum from Beers that Brit
ish must withdraw troops from Soutl
Manila abolished.
Oct. 12-Boers invaded Natal.
South African Republic and Orange Free
Stetc.
Nov. 4Tripartite agreement between Unit
over Samoa abolished; y. S. guaranteed
, possession Of island of TutNna;
Noy l5-English, under Gen. Butler, defeat
loss, 097
Nov. 24-Gen. Otis announced that insur-
SSHt government III n1lpplneS no longer
existed.
Dec. ls..Maj Gen Henry w Lawton killed
in Philippines.
1900
Feb. 27--Gen. Cronje surrendered Boer
army of 1000 men to Gen. Roberts
Feb. 2s-Siege of Ladysmith raised by Gen.
Butler.
May Siege of Mafeking raised
June 5--Brltlsh army captured Pretoria.
| June l0-torelgn legations in Picking be-
sieged BY Boxers.
! June le-German Minister Baron Won Ket-
teller murdered at Peking.
June 2l--Allied troops arrived at Taku,
I China.
June I--Admiral Seymours column of all
! lied troops for relief of legations In
Pekins forced TO return to Tientsin.
| June 3Qs-Allied troops defeated Chinese at
battle of Tientsin; 1000 Chinese slain
I June-Twelfth census taken; population
76, 295, 900.
July % King Humbert of Italy assassinat-
/ ed; succeeded by Victor Emmanuel III
/ Aug. l7-Foreign legations in Peking res.
cued by allied troops.
! Sept. s-Galveston Tex, practically de-
stroyed by West Indian hurricane; loss
of life estimated at bstwee n 1000 and S. 600.
! Sept. 17-Strike of anthracite coal miners
In Pennsylvania began
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6Confederate forces crossed the
tomac into Maryland.
7-Confederates defeated at An-
tam. They retreated into Virginia
e following day.
S-Count Otto Won Bismarck appoint
prime minister of Prussia.
Il 31-West Virginia admitted to the
to date from June 20, 1868.
1863.
resident Lincoln issued proclama-
.rSeing slaves in confederate states.
numbered about 3,120.000.
All Russian serfs freed by Alex
II. Previous to the emancipation
were more than 3s,O00,000 serfs in
russian empire. OF these 16,000,0 900
freed in 1858 and the remainder in
National currency secured by u.
ads provided for.
-Stonewall Jackson died. Wound
" at Charlottesville.
Invasion of the north began by
Lee
French army occupied the City
xico.
2-3-Confederate army, numbering
men, defeated at Gettysburg by
raj army, numbering 1880 men.
A4-Vicksburg surrendered to Gen.
uly ls-1s-Draft riots occurred in New
York city.
Ny Zo--Samuel Houston, IeXaS nero,
ed at Huntersville, Tex, aged TO-
t. 15-President Lincoln suspended writ
habeas corpus
/. 1920 Federal army defeated by con-
derates at Chickamauga.
~. 23s24-25-Federal army under Gen.
s--ent defeated confederates at Orchard
., Missionary Ridge and Lookout
ntain.
1864.
N-Gen. Grant placed in command
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S Ulysses $. GIANT, ri electoral and s,ois
g. s Sgsa1 s sote anS popsr ysse
Dec. 9-Wm. E. Gladstone became prime
minister of England at head of liberal
unconditional pardon to all concerned
in confederate rebellion issued.
1860.
May 1o-Union Pacific railroad opened for
traffic.
June New liberal monarchical consti-
tuition adopted by Spanish cortes elect
ed by the revolutionists. Duke of Aos-
ia, son of Victor Emmanuel of Italy.
elected king of Spain by cortes. Nov.
II, 1870, to succeed Queen Isabella, who
had fled to France.
June 15-Great national peace jubilee held
July 1-Soldiers' national monument at
Gettysburg dedicated.
July 26-Anglican church disestablished in
Sept. MN'Blaek Friday elimination of
financial panic in New York. Gold
quoted i, at :, l g Y ,,-,.n ,,..oo a.,
Ny ~ G sssS j 'sabody died in Lon
rate ceremonies.
Nov. 24-Amercan womans Suffrage as
ISOLATION formed at Cleveland, o.
church met at Home Pope's infalli-
| bility in matters of faith and morals
reaffirmed.
pe &c vote sn Sd hoId e eaxs women 'ne sn'
Dec. M-George H Peabody, American
philanthropist,, died in LONDON. aged a.
ing'ton aged IS.
Jan. 4Strike of the telegraph operators
4 throughout the country
Jan. 26-Virginia readmitted to the union.
Feb. 9-Congress authorized the establish
Feb. 15-Work begun on the Northern Pa
cifc railroad at the Dalles of the st.
Feb. 2S-Mississippi readmitted to the
March So-Texas readmitted to the union.
April 9-American Ant-Slavery society,"
after existence of 81 years, dissolved.
March 3O-Fifteenth amendment to con-
stitution declared adopted.
June 9-Charles Dickens died in England,
June-Ninth census taken. Population.
3s,5Ss,371.
July 15-France declared war against
Prussia. This was the beginning of the
Franco-Prussian war.
July 15-Georgia readmitted to the unien.
July 24-First through car from the Pa
cific reached New York.
English yacht "Gambria' in race at New
Aug. 14-Adm1ral David Z. Farragut died
at Portsmouth, N. H, aged So.
Sept. French defeated by Prussians at
Sedan: French loss, 100000. Prussian
loss, 10000. The next day the French
army of 100000 men and Emperor Ma
poleon III. surrendered to King Will
liam Of Prussia.
Sept. 4-Emperor Napoleon III. deposed
and third French republic proclaimed al
Sept 1s-Investment of Paris begun by
the Prussians
Sept 2o-Rome surrendered to italian
army by the pope. This marked the
end of the pope's temporal power.
Oct. 12-Gen. Robert E. Lee died at Lex
ington Va, aged GO.
Nov. First election for district schoo
boards in England under authority o.
new law providing for support of pub
lie schools by local taxation
Dec. 16-Colored Methodist Episcopa
church in America organized.
Dec. 20-RailwaN tunnel through Noun
Gents completed. This connected Ital,
with the rest of Europe by rail.
JAM 18-Supreme court decided legal tende
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Feb. 1927 - English
defeated b y I b e
Beers at battle of
Majuba hill.
March ID - Gear
Alexander II. of
Russia assassin
ated by nihilists
in st. Petersburg.
Alexander III. pro-
claimed emperor
March IA.
May 22--Kingdom of
Roumania estab-
lished by corona
ton of Prince
Charles as king.
May-W o I k begun
on the Canadian
Pacific railway.
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armies.
May At e d e r a l
army, numbering
1901 GOO men, crossed
the Rapidan to at
tack Lee.
May 5-Struggle be-
tween federal and
confederate armies
in the Wilderness
and at Spottsyl-
vania began. In
these battles the
federal army lost
10000 men.
M a Y Up o 8 t a !
money order sys-
tenn established.
May 10 = Nathaniel
Hawthorpp q | e d
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SOAlAWSStefn rail-
roads.
May 4 - Anarchist
riot and Haymar-
ket massacre took
place in Chicago.
June - Gladstone's
home. rule bill for
Ireland defeated
in English parlia-
ment.
A u 6. 20-S pi 9 8
Schwab, Fielden,
Parsons, Fischer,
Engel and Lingg,
G h | C a g o anar-
chistS, sentenced
to death and Neebe
to Is years impris-
onment tor Hay
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Jan. 2S--Judge L. @.
c. Lamar, soldier,
statesman, jurist,
died at Macon, Ga.
Jan. N-James G.
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FEB. 2o-aen. p. t.
q. Beauregard died
at New Orleans,
aged Is.
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Jan. 1S-King Will
liam of Prussia
proclaimed e m :
peror Of Germany.
Iris completed the
creation of the new
German empire.
Jan. 26-George Tick
nor. historian, died
at Boston, aged so.
Jan. 2S-Paris surren-
dered to the Prus-
slams.
Feb. 26-Treaty of
peace signed be-
tween France and
Prussia. T h | S
treaty ceded to
Prussia nearly all