” Horace Maynard, Tennessee, Aug. 25, 1880 Garfield and Arthur, Thos. L. James, New York, Mar. 8, 1881 ” T. O. Howe, Wisconsin, Jan. 5, 1882 ” W. Q. Gresham, Indiana, April 11, 1883 ” Frank Hatton, Iowa, Oct. 14, 1884 Cleveland, Wm. F. Vilas, Wisconsin, Mar. 7, 1885 ” Don M. Dickinson, Michigan, Jan. 17, 1888 Harrison, John Wanamaker, Pennsylvania, Mar. 6. 1889 Cleveland, Wilson S. Bissell, New York, Mar. 7, 1893 ” William L. Wilson, West Virginia, April 4, 1895 McKinley, James A. Gary, Maryland, Mar. 6, 1897 ” Charles Emory Smith, Pennsylvania, April 22, 1898 Roosevelt, Henry C. Payne, Wisconsin, Jan. 15, 1902 ” Robert J. Wynne, Pennsylvania, Oct. 10, 1904 ” Geo. B. Cortelyou, New York, Mar. 7, 1905 ” Geo. Von L. Meyer, Massachusetts, Mar. 4, 1907 Taft, Frank H. Hitchcock, Massachusetts, Mar. 6, 1909 Wilson, Albert S. Burleson, Texas, Mar. 5, 1913 CHAPTER V Miscellaneous Matters General and Financial Summary _Revenue_: Entire receipts, 1916 $312,057,688.83 Ordinary postal revenues 303,232,143.36 From money order business 8,130,545.47 Postal savings 695,000.00 _Expenditures_: On account of current year, 1916 $297,637,128.87 On account of previous years 8,566,904.27 ——————————————— Total expenditure $306,204,033.14 Excess of revenue over expenditure, 1916 5,853,655.69 _Rural free delivery_, 1916: Cost per patron, 1915 $2,060 Cost per patron, 1916 1,966 Annual cost, 1916 51,715,616.00 _City delivery_, 1916, 34,000 _carriers_: City delivery, cost of, 1916 $43,000,000 Cost per capita (estimated) 1.75 _Star route_, 1916: Annual cost $7,726,975.00 _Postal savings_: Number of depositors, 1916 602,937 Balance to credit of depositors, 1916 $86,019,885.00 _Money orders_: Orders issued, 1916 121,636,818 Amount $719,364,950.46