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The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-30
VIII Enlarge Exposition Grounds.

st. Louis, Aug. 27.-At its meeting:
yesterday the executive committee Of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Company authorized the sub-commit-
tees having the matter in charge to
proceed at its discretion with the pro-
ceeding for the condemnation Of addi-.
tiOnal ground near the worlds fair.
site. The 66O acres in the Forest Park
site have been found inadequate for
the buildings planned and several hun
dred acres adjoining will be secured by
condemnation. II equitable arrange
mehts cannot be made with the own
era.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-30
JUDGE l.. B. GIBSON,
ASSAULTED AT PUEBLO

Pueblo, Colo. Aug. 25.-Denver Re-
publican Speclal.)-Judge l.. b. Glib
son, one of the oldest and most highly
respected members Of the Pueblo bar,
was the victim Of an unknown assail-
ant shortly after noon yesterday.
While seated at his desk in his Of
fce, room 124 Central block, a man
entered and without a word APP
preached the Judge and stuck revol-
yer under his nose. The judge wheeled
about In his chair and pushed the re-
volver up. The man then struck the
Judge seven blows on the head, pre-
sumably with the butt of the revolver,
although the bruises would indicate
that heavy piece OF metal was used.
The man succeeded In making his es-
cape while the Judge laY OH the floor
where be had fallen.
Judge Gibson was able to stagger
into DR.. Dorland's Office on the same
floor, where his wounds were dressed.
The worst wound il on the crown Of
his head, which produced a concus-
sion OF the brain and tonight the
Judge is reported to be very weak, al
though conscious. He hs at the Pueblo
hospital. In the struggle the revolver
fell to the floor and WAS afterwards
IOunu Dy tne OtNcerB.
Judge Gibson, In giving m account
Of the. assault, says that his assailant
was nearly six feet tall. well dressed
In an apparently new suit Of clothes.
had light mOustaclie, light hair and
complexion. He does not remember
ever seeing the man before and says
the fellow did not speak q word while
n the Office. He is ut a loss to account
For thx, tArtn,,s os~so,vlt
The appearance Of the office indicat-
ed that the Judge had made quite o
struggle to resist the onslaught OF the
stranger. but he does not know wheth-
er the assailant was injured.
A special meeting OF the Pueblo Bnr
Association was called yesterday ar
ternoon and reward Of 800 was of
fered by them for the arrest Of the as
sailant The assault is one of the
most mysterious In the criminal his
tory of the city, and has aroused In
tense interest.
Reports from the hospital indicate
that the judge will recover, although
his injuries ure more serious than at
first reported.
Judge Gibson has been prominent
figure in Pueblo politics for twenty
years. He was district attorney for
two terms, going out OF ofEice In 1893
He lives at 215 Van Buren street and
has one son twenty-five years of age
He b about aixty years old.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-30
IVA A1ffkGf0N GOSSIP.

secSptary Hay ~ sspqinted pr,J J.
Rodfieuss -of WaahinSt6n cityAtecre.
tary.Nf tho Unitee Sta&%e delesat1pn to
tie i1tequatjcaal eon1e 1entnee OF Aneri.
. can states - - hssA IN the or Of
Mexico next Os1pber. Mr.. Rodriguex
b q, hwYer and served as special
counsel to the An,efienn peace csmmis-
aionsss IN Paris. 81
Judge Barnara q fhe Supreme Court
OF the District " Co9dmbia, disposing
OF recent c4se, statedhthat, while the
courts OF several states had taken DIFF
ferenf viewx5 It b geserally conceded
that .Iension neney, when In course OF
traasnission to the pensioner.. Is not
liablR to attachment, and in number
eof states, Iowa and Wisconsin for ex-
ample, the courts have held that the
money received by an Individual as q
pension cannot be attached Inclining
to the view that the law should be lib.
orally construed, he held that pension
money, either In trnnsit or in the pos
session Of ths pensloner, could not be
attached or Rsixed. Vi
The determination of the Treasury
Department to take advantage Of the
authority given to the Chinese exclu-
sion act togregulate the transit through
the. United States Of Chinese emigrants
bound for other countries has been Off
| iciahy brought to the attention Of the
Ohlnese legation. The occasion pre-
scented itself when an attache of the
legation called upon Assistant Secre-
t1ry Taylor to lay before him a mes
sage received from the Chinese consul
at San Francisco, conveying the infor-
nation that Chinese destined for Mex
leo had been refused the privilege OF
landing at that port. Mr.. Taylor told
the ,attache that the department had
become convinced that most of the Chi
nese who had gCue Into Mexico in the
past two or three years had smuggled
themselves back across the border into
the United States. He therefore an
nounced that hereafter the department
would refuse landing permission to Chi
nese bound for Mexico unless 1t could
he absolutely satisfied of their good
faith.
Chairman Burton Of the river and
harbor committee, who, with most OF
| the members of hiss committee, spent
several weeks In western states, exam.
lining river and harbOr improvements
was not unmindful of the arid land sit
uation, and wherever the opportunity
| offered made inquiries and observa.
tions as to that vast undertaking. His
interest was all the more intense be
cause of the fact that with every river
and harhor bill of late years comes the
fight to attach to that bill u provision
appropriating large fund for govern
ment aid in the reclamation of arid
lands In the West. Upon his return t.
Washington, in speaking of the arit
land problem, Mr.. Burton said: 1.-THE
/ prominence of the arid lands problem
was impressed upon us by the trip. A
the same time under present conditions
the quantity of arid land which cal
be made valuable for cultivation Il
much smaller than is popularly suppos
ed. The value of irrigated portionl
would consist In the extreme product
iveness and in their proximity to min
ing and other localities where cultivat
ed land is very scarce"
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-30

the best thing for both to be good
friends though attempts may be made
here and there to mar that friendship"
The meeting will take place on board
the German imperial yacht IlohenzOl-
lern. The Cars visit will last only
fOrty-eight hours.
AT the same time the Gear will be re-
viewing the French fleet and troops
the German imperial maneuvers, to
which Lord Roberts. the British com
mander-in-chief. has been invited. Will
he in progress in the country south
ward of Dieschau on the Vistula.
The maneuvers nte of exceptional in
terest this year. Special attention will
be pnid to the cyclist divisions. pigeon
post and balloon company, attached to
each corps, and TO the experiments
with motor cars.
The large part which Count Won
Waldersee ia occupying in public at
tention has brought out many kindly
comments on the countess, which al
ways include a mention Of the fact
that she js an American.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-30
4. de. u As.e.l...s.

Pueblo, Colo, Aug, 2o.-The mysteri-
ous assailant " Judge l. p. Gibson 4
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
Dor &ruotapl.

Observation-Disclosures | g8ail-
ington tilbpOcr Jig at hieIpe pore
6~rugtaolere, oa Del poa Ell femme.
liz irutntet Maaoe. Oct oil aien.
uem iii aoutor for 5rugtfunMfab
pnotage lig az lPlge amerifanit
6rugt ! llolonbet oe betale Gierue
Gil ois Gum Tor Sen. bporIeoes oct
END gnnr meo Solget. aIt amber
5orltoiGtnlng al, at oet frugtfpnoiae
fontor iaar iere Silipn meo. bporle.
oes 5rugten bsites, innputfes, neo.
Irgges % forieuoes. 0epnrtemen.
ret oenter life, al oct ifol Iioe nogct
FAB peo Iaaleoes at paainge ia at
garantere 5rllgtapIernc Ell bis Gum
Tor De Tarer, De bar al afbPn0e. men
iror tpertImob. at Oct oil tiene pna
oct. SfuIoe oct oog tr9ffe. Of Der
MOB al geregning blir ct Sab, iaa
bar Iepartementet Rei ill al ir9tfe
pna oen Gum. iom aonares,.n bar
beoilget III Srugtaulens Sremne.
Tenue Srm ital neiop tiene iii al
gisre Sories baaoc / ben enc OF oen
nnoen Tetnina % Statsfasiens
Controller erfIprer, at ben Iopeoe
@aranti er il,lot berettiaet
&egieringen er fife til Tor at iiooe
pan 5orunorin9sitolen. men for 1t
gan ! Spioien. bpor inaoant behsoes.
anierifa er et 6rugiaplens 2nno;
men Set eieloer al ifofie 9,nrfeoer.
Oct tan Reajerirsen meget lettere
sisre emo 6rugtaplerne. o. ser er oa
oens Eiigt al bielpe Dem. ataar
Den bar pit Bel. fan Den trGtfe ia
tilbage.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
Nyt S~voeemateriale.

Imcritanite Auiier iortGller leI'
9enoe:
4roiesiorsr / Ghemt og aieieere a
ben CANT arflteftur tiger, at &. VI.
8rplpn / ct. 2ouis bar ejenopoaect Ell
tobt Stunt. pg bet en-, ION oil 'remtaloe
en- Smpeltniu9 | Speaep9lenei. Ibo'
mas u. Goiipu pe andre bar crsmi
ON. at Suie mat fuune ltobes, o0 oenne
9rsm ipres III at bile blipe Ill Slr'es
liobeo. Wr. Brpun paaItdar, al ban
bar ppiuuoet en- Communicating, ION
bar be iamme Ggeultaber lum aoptret,
os at ben fan bruges I'll 8Dg9cmaterlal
iUruoen iii mauet onoet.
Zen me COMMUNICATING beltuar DO
pebialis al 5lpbiano og Cement,
iiprengt meo SpopI ca inruei meo Scr.
peitoi. Nae oisie Tlne sr bilige %
at iorene benz ioiier life mere eno ]
eller "a Gent pr. Nunb.
@iier mango 5oripg uotO9 Spfinoss
rem Saient / 4pril.
Zen @rpo, ban gjsr al be o~penior
n9pute 8reier, fan h9lpes / 5ormer,
buor 5arOing o. 3eforatiOn tiaise TO.
resuar, Waar 5prmsrne ensaus er Ia.
uebe, bebspes Der life itort arbsioe ipr
a. iaa iitano itore M9nsber paa Tor.
buioSuis fort lib.
ct 6us fan bp98es al bet iRrbiss
Diaterlale uoen IRA. Seru. Sieu eIlsr
aalt. Bran fan itsbe / Sano, @las,
2r, JrR eQer Wetrl. Get npe Maie.
riale aniees for q, uRre uiorsipnseIigt.
@IeeorabsI oiien" bar tioligers meo'
belt noset lisnenoe ira 3orse % Init.
lamb. Suie al Sano % Cement er Ger
iusen SIsloeubeo. Mnaiie DIR. gromn
/ Ct. 2puis bar 9iprt nosle 5or6eorin,
ger; men Spfinoelieu er life bans.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
800 SeIsnnina. efOO.

fef CT % en- glase q, neeesie 2eierns. az pe. nar
Insfss giosu fasea At ,urets ben lsmms Spaesm
saiarrh ale Efaeiry. paut aaiarrh Cure q ben
enstss Bur. Der CT fiexst III SiseHfassa. aafarrs er
en- observation-disclosures % .r9Er silipsrruss u.
b~ansIins. ecns gsiarrh Cure taaes i~neoensil %
ptrsr eirefie rsa 6Ipces "a seelrsssr spass n asns
cSrinssIit % siuer BEN ssss stnr,s % si1tpsr ea.
tHrtr iesna srseies. GieEns al eennt sessicin bar tor
gtItrs III D%sseitinss % ii!bsser sio fer sper Til.
ixles. etu life iaG Iass. esrtu sitter sisuesbprs.
aeresit; y. y GhsHsn = &C.
foltes. csia.
soisss hes sa< Irasaftsr tee 10 S<yrs.
eegS 6artiA UEnft CT be ssete.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

Eecc iihcn nit iibite grep er: Sum
bib y Bob. So Gn; Snsebore Sobns~
batter eicrrpoIb, 2 aar. Witnot oeiaa
ncsen Here, Der life buifes.
Silicn til "SeeorahsR oiren~s 9aiers.
ger SuIto.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
Set itpritc al
Mmerifas
Sanatoricr.

ser lioer al npgct OnNe Al eenre
SiaQS.
Xoagrruto al oeu Itore Rpnaoc
aoinoer, Der Iioer al en- elIer altoel
SlnaS anlnocipabom % oog er noe
al Stono til al iinoe noacn SinorllM.
bar Or. 0artmau, Den bctFnotc
@pnGcolcqiit crflrret iig ptItlg I'll
al leoe 9ebunolinqen Al ioa motge
Iaticnter irtt / Sommcrmamteocrne
iom monttc anis9e BAN berom.
gebonolinqcn oil leoeS gIernem
aprreiponoance. Iofioreu oil lore.
ifriue ollie Meoiciner, oercs Nnocn.
oelie iamt ~hpaieinlltc oa rtpttltc Sor.
boIbSregIer Der frWpeS Iorai beolrfe
iuloitpnoiQ Selbreoelle. DC lore
lfreune Wteoiciner fun faces p0a olle
apotefcr. Gettc lilbuo oil giploe
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gnhner
apinoe ton blt en- regulGr Votlent
peb at ienbe en- ifriitlig Sp8ape oper
Nlocr. 2tpstiIitono Spgoommen"
llopiflina oq Spmptomer.
aac liliGIoer al apmoelpgoom'
me, iaoiom uregeImrS't9 Dten'trlia
tipn. Disbursements" S%aar0dnnel
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

snmaltinen .Susoeuusns montos reg
SOB 8eholo os CT peliilirs0s mto ben. SEQ
ipnts soat on ben ale Senieenoer, oa lea
ril gHiie. at gHhper. ipm iranssr en- Srnla.
time. maa beuptie 9eilishepsH nj at iac 10
en- aoc % biuis SnmnifiHs. Grngtsu toitsee
Is Gents. s1saes SsIhao, Sioug Giin
Soma
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
3repe fra Norge.

Seq hiIier "Geeorabs Ypitcn"s llbeis
Der. beus Grbeibere % ale bens 2Gierel
Sat for oenne @nnsl
Eorbierg Sic.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
Gn al DC 100000
apinSer, binlpct
iioite Mar.

ltrToer tru WQlofptll, VA: Serftftn
err ptounnerita cg 900 % en- iifter
Sur for fpmoelig 5p1ffeIie. Seq
bar oPret ina og bar taset Spsers
Weolciner / Here Mar. uben at reg
iorot, at noaen al Dem giorbe mig
noqet go0t.
Sper Tau par en- Plaae. Seq bar
fommet til ben aonflnion at eiue
tabt % fife brnge mere Weoiein.
Ora bar / Sausbeo ina / DC iiSite to
Mar. Strar ier ieg beennbte at
bruse Eernna a leg meget ipas %
lco BERTH al @aloeinse os toritop-
pclis.
Sea bapoc SHperter | Rpaeen %
Stoeu % Reofolb al 9~tputooeren
meo nebtrpftenbe Smerter.
en- Taa, mems ieg l9ite min Aots,
fom iea oper CT Advertisement ON
9oacn for apmocr betitlet "Senltb
auo geautp" og itreo efter Den. %
iaa be9uuote lea al bri9e Wtebieinen
gficrat bare brnat Here SIaifer er
ie1 MI ftIoitrroig be~lbreoet."
Sfrtp efter oeu iri BOO betitlet
"ScaIth uuo 9enitn. - aoresie:
Or. Sdrtmau. Columbus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

Spm beficnot er Or. hartman
GrGlioent al Che @artman Santto.
rinnt en- lSnititutiou, Ger bar et Dc.
partenleut uoeiuftenoe for 9ebonh.
ling al t~oilloeIige Spgopmme. Snn
bar l~oolehes anleonina til al le III.
timber al loaoanne Eaiienter hpert
Mar. hporof De fleite penoer ttlbaae
til line &iem icrat mootnae Geileo.
MING til pioere gcbonoIina 9icrncn
&orrelponoance. Get i%orneuultc
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

Q plnaitinen "6lsuen1eu" bar ri nl for Ell
, Iio iiOen moOtaget, og ri er meget til
treble meD ben. Den arbetoer gobt on
er lleget pellt uDitpret, laa ben ppertr91er Dor
Soruentnilg. Gelligit, Chris geOeriOr, Dor
1866, 6iusbDrD, sc. 0afota.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
Snaoonlmc
eienOommeliae
for apinber.

ge efter Suae oa Dtiooel eirer Otto.
gel uoen noaen uorig georiua sen,
oeS 2ngebehonOIir,a bopoe toitet ben.
oeS ggateiPle. Der Dor en- fatttq
Wano. Sunoreoer al Dollars. Dc
hoooe upret moot til at nPgte lia
mango al &lpetH RebdQcli9beoer Tor.
at funnc ipnrc op not Bcnge til at
bctale Spqeruc.
,Snet bun en- 1ag lPite Ell AuiS,
trai bun I'll al Irir cit Stth. ser IN.
oebolot oen Rpbeo, at Or hartman
gratis oiIoe Ieoc Rehdnollngen al
laaoaune 8iliPIocr pr. Sorrelpon.
Dance. 3lm ifrcu sJebIiffeIia til
0oftorut. bcifren tit 5ilipIoe OF %.
gau ale 5pmptomer. Strar eiter
mootoa bun et @rep Der me0oeltc
beuoe nsiogtigt. huao bum ifuloe gis
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

Ter. getunoeIie, llofIon, Srritation
Goarierne. gepprter og Totteriot.
buroe itrar lfripe ~ bli iroreattre,
ret iom reaul9re 0atienter. vi
Sorreiponoonce boIoeS itrrnat for.
fibencieI. ,Sutet GioreSbnro ON Sci
breoellc piI oiieutIi9gisres. uoen ef.
ter PdtientenS uhtrpffcIiqe Gnife.
,Nnaen peo beore emo Or. hartman.
bpcr mc9et apinoerte Iiber al Sng.
oonunc. Der er eienoommeliae for
DEM. Snacn peo bcnre END han. huor
mango al Dem oct or, lom Iiher al
iuananp Spaoomme. IdaImootae
h~oobentloe, ~msiionmeliat iliocr DC
iig iaiennem en- mtierobel Iiluurelie
Nor eiter Mar.
Tn apinoe Ger bar bunoet I'll Su-
let / Here Nor al en- froniif aotnhe'
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

III iulNSlltkk
Wiooel, ban
oiSie SilfGIocr
itoler pao, CT Vc
ritnn. ioin e1tbocr
Npinoe buroe exc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
Hartman$ Sanatcrium,
Columbus, Obie.

re. % builfe Neoiciner bun ifiiloe
ina. Sir beepnote itrar 8ebnnoIin.
acn toet pietigip 0tiboeI oar Berli.
nd). oa ON nogIe faa Tiger bar bun
after iriif "a iterf % turoe nbfsre
lii 6uSorbeioc Ieio.
On anben auinoe, Der bruste Be
rlutu rt0erl at bIi en- al Or. Sartmdns
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

rpaoonl, babe I'll ,
itoit opgrDet alt
Suab ON at bli
helhreoet Sur,
bupoe prsnet 9p.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

regnlPre 30
tienter bdp0e
~fslgenoe Or.
%farina. Iiis
Soa Green
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14
A Queer woman.

Mrs. Gabble-Isn't she the most pecul-
lar woman, though?
Mrs. Naybor-she is. indeed. Why do
you know, one day I watched her max
ing bread, and all the time she had her
hands in the dough her nose didn't get
itchy oncet-PhiIadelph Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14

Mrs. Newrich-Oh. dear. no. MY hus-
band don't have to be in business no
more He's just a gentleman now
Mrs. Blugore-That must be a pleas
ant change for him.-Young Folks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14

III and sick.
One day when was very i'll
called the doctor quick,
But when I got that doctors bill
It simply made me sick
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14
A Close shave.

First Tramp-Did you ever. come near
takin' a bath2
Second Tramp-Well. I wuz onct in a
poolroom.-Philadelp Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14

Jones has been arrested for hurting
himself from an eight story window to
the sidewalk below"
What was the charger"
"Desecrating the nag-"-Yale Record
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14

CholIy-Why so quiet, Miss Grace?
Grace Oightly)-Oh, 1 was building
castles in the air.
choily-What did you use for a cor
nerstone2
Grace-A solitaire.-Town Topics
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14

mo doubt the olden time swindlers
were very Industrious
What makes you think sop
''WeH of course, they worked
knights '-Philadelph Bulletin
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14
Did Her Rest.

Bridget, did you call the boys2'
-'Indade, an OF called thin Everything
Oh c'u'd think of, but they W u'dn't git
up."-Brooklyn Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14

Now. Johnny, said the SUNDAY
school teacher. you may tell as what
a prophet isl
why" replied Johnny, 1T 1eioW
tbatss always loolzin' for a chance to
saw I told you So philadelphia
Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14
Easy FoR Tie BURGLARS.

-" Cos. don't yer see. it makes things
so pleasant an easy for the pore fel-
lers wot ave no use for umbrellas, but
wants the valyblesi"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14

Inquiring Lady-How much milk does
your COW give a day.
Truthful Boy-'Bout eight quarts. la
dy.
Inquiring Lady-And how much Of
that do you seIl2
Truthful Boy-'Bout y quarts. lady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14

Il tells YER murmured Billiam the
Burglar as he slzillfuIly adjusted the
rope in his hands-'T jest tells yer I
jest loves ter see old gents
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14

e E: i
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-10
HE KNEW HIS HOST.
Farmer Vanquished Waiter in His
First Hotel Experience.

FARMER VanquiShed Waiter in His
First Hotel Experience.
Youths Companion.
stories of the generosity Of Judge Po-
land, OF Vermont, are constantly coming
to light. One of the prettiest is about
an old farmer whom the judge invited to
dine with him one day at the hotel in
Lyndon, VT.
The only mans shabby garments AMI
uncouth manners did not prevent his host
from being heartily glad to see him, and
he was ushered into the dining room with
all the Difference that could have been
shown the judges most distinguished
friend
1t was the farmers first experience at
a hotel and when the waiter laid the
menu card before him he asked quickly,
Whats that?"
1.-THE bill of fare, sir replied the wait
er.
Take it away" said the old man, with
look of triumph on his brown face.
Judge Poland isn't the sort that invites
folks and then let's EN- pay their own
bills. I've known him, boy, and man,
young Teller. Perhaps you didn't know
I'm a-vis'ting Judge Poland today
The waiter bowed with the aspect of u
craven image. but the judge and his
guest smiled at each other in mutual
friendliness and pleasure, and then the
Judge proceeded to order for two.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-10
Bid.
NEW York MINING SHARES.
BANK STATEMENT New Yo,

BANK STATEMENT - New York,
March 9.-The weekly bank statement Of
averages of the associated banks shows:
Loans, $91S 7S9, 600. increase, 81 $50, 2G0; de-
posits 81, 001 92S, 500, decrease, $751;, 500; cir
culation $31. 369 coo, increase, $160, eco; legal
tenders, $72,565, 800, decrease, 81, $500;
specie, $191 134. 100 deer ease, 81 230, 200; re
serve required $252, $50 125, decrease, $146,-
375; surplus reserve, 10,717,275, decrease,
NEW YORK MoNEY-&ew York,
March 9.-Close: Money on call nom
inal. Prime mercantile paper, 304H per
cent. Sterling exchange nominal, with
actual business in bankers bill at 81 S73s
for demand and at $4.S41sG14. S414 for
sixty days. Posted rates, 81. $50. ssh
and $4.S61a Commercial bills, s4.8315@
asa. Silver certificates. 611a@63c Bar sill
yer. 60Bc. Mexican dollars, 49c.
TREASURY BALANCES-Wa Washington,
March 9.-Todays statement of the
treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $50, 900, coo gold reserve
in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance, $151. 90 $780, gold,
$S7, 450,CG5; silver. $1S,675,92S; United States
notes. 11,47S,4S treasury notes of 1890,
$50, 904; national bank notes, SO, 548, 4S1 /;
total receipts this, day, g, COZ $50; total
receipts this month, S14,177 020; total re-
ceipts this year, $3.50, 493 O04; total ex-
penditures this day, S1,845,0GJ total ex-
penditures this month"; $12,S65 900; total
expenditures this year, 1854, 922, 2IS; de-
pOSltS in national banks $GS,547514