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New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
INSURANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

II was reported in the street yesterday that the
fight that has been waged for some time against the
Fidelity and Casualty Company of this city by
tion that cOmpany's license TO do business in
Ohio The Fidelity and Casualty transacts four
kinds Of insurance business--accident, fidelity,
plate glass and steam bOicT-and each branch has
lively competition. Concerning the alleged rey0-
cation of its License in Ohio the OiceTsof the Fldel-
itv and Casualty said yesterday that they mad re-
celycd no official information of such action and
intended and expected t. continue TO do business i'll
that State.
The Mechan .cs and Traders Insurance Company,
of This CITY. wthdraws to-day from all Northwest
ern States except Illinois, where it will continue TO
do business.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
THE SHIP YOUNG AMERICA SOLD.

The clpper-ship Young America, which has the
beam of a. frigate and the lines of q yacht, and
which is lying at PieTepOnt Stores. brooklyn, mas
been sold TO an Austrian firm for 600, ana VIII
hereafter sail under an Austrian register. She has
been one of the fastest clippers aioat, having ire
quently rounded Cape Horn, from San taanclsco 10
New York in from eighty-one to eighty-hve days.
Her last trip from San Francisco was made III one
hundred daVs
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Park Avenue Hotel-Bishop Arthur, G: Coke,
Of Buffalo .FInh Aeenue HoteI-Marquis Taihni OF
italy M James HoleI-Daniel Dougherty, OF Philade|
phia " windsor HoteI-Msyor-elect Jonathan scovlue,
Of Buffalo. Victoria HoS-Judge o. a; 10 N,btl M
thorne OF Tennessee Metropolitan HOtet-Secretary OF
State Henry @. Kelsey, Of New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
AN AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH

Mrs Ann Kelly, age eighty who lived alone on
tEe fourth iOOr of the tenement house No. GlS East
Sixtcenth-st., was burned to death IN her room at
$3.50 a. M Yesterday II was believed hat she got
ont of her bed to get q drink of water and having
lighted kerosene oil lamp, accidentally dropped 1t
on the floor, settu fire 10 her clothing and the
furniture in the room. Other persons living on
tLcy broke into her room Mrs. Kelly lay under
table dying from frightful burns on her body
Every par icle of her c'othng bad been consumed
spreading RAPIDLY in the room. Mrs. Kelly died
while the fire was being cXtlngulshed she was
widow and had one unmarried daughter, VINO sup
ported her by living out at service.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

New-Years Day observances.
Changes In the city government ., ,u,.,-
Revolutionary families banquet In Hote bruhs Ir
Close OF BarthOld Statue Loan Exhibition IN Academy
of Design - w.t., ro.on+ion
No. l6 East FOurteenth-st
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
BLOODHTN0RS Sc BLOOD POIS0NS

Drs. Heery and smith representing the swift Specific COM
pany Atlanta, will De pleased 10 AZ their O1Co al
may be suffering from any form Of BOOt Poison Blood
HumOr Hereditary Tan CutaneOus Erupous, any foun
OF skin Disease, Rheumatism, SCTOfua OtCe No l5S
West 23dst Consultations and advice free Of charge.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
MELL.DREssED snOPLIFTERs ARREsTED.

"wo fashionably dressed young women sat IN the
quar- rs Yesterday afternoon acting as cooly as if
at me although they had Just been arrested = for
Vest TWcnty-third-st., tins city. One, who gave
Ia ,me az Miss Eta Harria2n,. age % was
b unctte with clear olive complexion and ab4n, tEo
name of Miss Annie Myers, age 22, was far i'll
complexion and had blue eyes, Rings sp9rkIed on
then fingers They We're arrested in the dry-goodS
store of Patrick J. Ianlon, at IutOn-st. and
Lafave te-avc, where the proprietor saw them
take 50 ne silk hardkcrcli,fs in the middle of the
afternoon. Going g. District Telegraph call he
summoned n pol;cemau.s Special Officer tlrtcr of
the Brookiyn District Telegraph Company, re-
spoudcd and after arIcotiug the women took them
go stolen from Mr. lannon's store, wee found in
tLc.r possession, and some bottles Of cologne and
some smaller articles. After they had been
searched. they were locked up III the Washington
Street Police Station.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
Report of Hon. EIizuT Wright, lOns: I'm
suranCc Commissioner OF Was.
saCiluSeItS.

BOSTON. Mass Sept. 90 1888.
MR.. T. B. HARPER, President Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association, No 81 Lberty-st, New York City.
After having spent many days IN your Office
with every facility there for detecting maladminsUaon,
and comparing the practical results Of your plan
and practice with other and older companies find
nothing to take my letter you Of December R 1882
On the contrary say that tho management has
be outside of the Association has
cause to complain
The complaints appear either from critics.
who disinteresed and impartial have erred through ig
bias from the envy and Jealousy Of rivals at
following good points you appear practically to have
established:
l. That your selection strict not stIcter
than, has been attained
your members persistent than they have
been in companies age where they pay
get n longer they stay in the 1t costs
them TO get Out-cIcept by DEATH
Ill That though your certificate may not, I'm technical
sense be insurance. the beneficiary sure to receive
the face OF at member than II they
ordinary paidu level lpremium policy.
" you reduced very nearly, II not quitetO
minimum risk Of loss which always exists where
banking required the terms of the policy needlessy
large by the corporation responsible for
the death claims insurance.
losses nd us far been paid in full prompt
IL 80 they have proved, and why
they will not always De.
Very respectfully yours,
ELIZUR WRIGHT,
Consulting Actuaty.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01

Why don't you try Carriers Little Liver Pills I?
They positive for sck headache and AL the s pro-
duccd by GisOrdeIcd Liver.
Only Dill q d0se-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
sWINDIrNG BY AN ADVERTISEMENT.

A newspaper advertisement which appeared in
this city on Christmas day called for agents to sell
Japanese goods. The advertisement was answered
by Anthon L. AbramsOn, of No. 240 De kalb-ave,
Brooklyn. He received letter telling him 10 can
onJohn G. King, at Earles Hotel, in this city. lie
did and was offered chance TO assume the man
agement of branch house in Philadelphia. ne
was required as guarantee of good faith 10 give
King $50, which the Brooklyn man did.
His establishment in Philadelphia at No. l,690
GiTaTd-ave., AbramsOn found on going there, was
a vacant lot He returned to New-YOrk and placed
the details of the in Inspector Byrness hands
Last Tuesday when the advertisement reappeared
il was answered by Detectve-Sergeant Heidelberg:
Edward Bailey, per John Hill" wrote to appoint
an interview at the Hotel Royal at Sixth-ave and
Fortieth-st. Heidelberg with two detectives called
and arrested three men. They were taken 10
PC lice Headquarters where the trio were identified
Ly AbramsOn. They gave their names as John Z;
King, age forty, John Hill age twenty-six, and
Charles Lewis, age twenty-five. In their rooms at
the hotel were found a lot of Confederate bank
notes two bogus 81 900 notes Of the y Goaanty
Cuthbert and Columbus Railroad of Georgia. The
prisoners spent last night at Police Headquarters
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
nENRY A. DANIELs. N. l

ia l4LrXlugtGu-lyc. between 23th and 3Jthsts.
HOurs . Ia l. ttT Diseases Of the Nervous system
GenitO. Urinary organs. Impotence and sterilitY.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01

Thomas Fitzpatrick, who was shot by Patrolman
George Smith of the Sixteenth Precinct IN row
which occurred at the liquor shop of John NErt-
died at st. Vncent's Hospital yesterday morning.
When the autopsy was made in the afternoon by
Drs. Messcmer and Hcrrold, it was found tiat the
bullet hadpassed through the chest tearing one and
half inches of flesh from the heart, thence through
the left lung to the back, whore 1t lodged between
away last night to the late home of the dead man,
no. $40 GrecnwIch-st., by his brother, Patrick
Fitzpatrick The Coroncr'S inquest Will be held to-
day at the COTOneT's Office.
When first carried TO the hospital Fitzpatrick re-
fnsed to sec the priest who was in attendance, but
the following day he sgniied his desire tomake his
thc sacramcuts On Saturday ne made statement
which will BE submitted to the CoroneTs jury TO-
day. j., 49,,
Inspector ThorDe said to n reporter that PATROL
man Smith would not be placed under arrest at
present After the Coroner has disposed OF the
case smith will probably be placed under arrest
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01

ATTEND THE GREAT SALE of SCalsliin Sacques
AMI D0nans sir lined Wraps seal caps, Gl0yes
Mun- Robes, retail at lowest Wholesale prices by c.
G. SHANE Manufacturer lO3 PrinCest Goods reliable
nuLL..L
New-York tribune., 1884-01-01
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
Mutual RGyerVcFHld
LIFE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, IS LIBERTY-ST, N, Y.
E. B. HARPER, President.
Cash surplus held in trust by the Trustee OF
the Reserve Fund, $114,794 63.
Central Trust Company of New-YOrk,


This Trust Company has $14,O00,Oo0 assets
and 81, 900, 900 capital and surplus invested in
United States bonds.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-13
\ GREAT r
Tie National Family FnHer Q
The South.

48 Columns. Do you Take it ?
The SUNNY SOUTH has been
constantly improving till il has
now nearly attained TO perfection.
The last issue comes to Us enlarg-
ed to 4s columns, is really q graud
number in every respect, and
every body should send for it
without delay. In future it will
combine all the best features of
all the papers Of the day, and may
Justly be called the national family
pqpe, Of The South, for every fam
lily will surely take it. Ii will
contain every possible variety u
reading matter, with splendid
illustrations, and everything to
entertain, amuse and instruct a
family. Make up clubs in everv
community, and send right along
for it. Clubs Of FIVE can get it
for $500 each a year. A single
COPY is $3.50. Don't wait for
Agents.
Address.
J. e.. & W. B. SEALS.
ATLANTA, Ga.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-13
THE SUN.

As the time approaches for the
renewal subscriptions. The SIM wnnld
remind its many friends and wellwishers
every where, that it is again q candidate
for their consideration and support
Upon its record for the past ten years il.
relies Tor a continuance Of the .eaItysym-
pathy and generous cooperation which
have hitherto been extended 10 it from
every quarter of the nnion.
The Daily Sun is a four page-sheet OF
% columns, price by mail, post paid, IS
cents a month, or Sc SO per year.
The Sunday edition of the San is an
eight-page sheet Of sc columns. While
giving he news of the day, it also con-
tains { large amount Of literary and tnis-
cellaut us matter specially prepared Tor
it. The Sunday SIM has met with great
success. Post paid, cne dollar and twen-
ty cents q year.
The WEEKLY Sun.
Who does not know the Weekly SIM !?
It circnlates throughout the United States,
The Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thou.
sand families greet its welcome pages
weekly, and regard it in the light otguide,
counsellor, and friend. Its news. edito.
rial, agricultural, and literary departments
make it essentially a journal for the fami
~ and the fireside. Terms Ore Dollar 8
year, post paid. Tbis price, quality con.
sidered, makes it the cheapest newspaper
published. For clubs of ten, with Ter
| dollars caeh, We will send an extra COPY
free. Address Publisher of the SUN,
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-13
St Cha les College.
GRAND COTE4U, ~
Conducted by Fathers of tn. >9"i
Of Jesus.

Conducted by Fathers of the >9"if
of Jesus.
LOCATION most healthy anu
pleasant, on the Alexandria D'rr.;
Of the Morgan n. o. aud Tex.
R.R, IL miles by rail from We
milisnville Roenii(nl ,hav-oenn
ana avenues at oak trees btli
DINGS comfortable. CHURL
new and magnificent. divine SCI
vice impressive. substautia.
and wholesome. EDUCATION pa,
t%ernal, %crltiyatiug the heart as
we'll as the Mud. Classical, Sci
entihc and Commercial Courses.
Special attention paid to Book
keeping and Penmanship. TERMS
moderate. Per Session Board,
Tuition. Wasting $3.50, BeG & Bed:
ding $40, Medical Fees lO.-Flrs'
Entrance or matriculation Fee 10
-OPENING of Session lsS384
October 18th REFERENCES:
President Of st. Charles Colkg
-Jesut Fathers, N O.
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A PRIZE. So: 6: &; AS: !; s; +; :: :: :: ;

qoods which will help all, Of either sex,
to moro money right away than any
thing else in the world. Fortunes await
the Workers, absolutely sure. At C
address TRUE & Co, Augusta, Maine.
March 10Th 1884. -1-y.
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EXCELSIOR.
:! he ualy; st0n News

on crts irr another year. makes no
~li.h-souh1iaa PROMISES, Eut SIMPLY re-
ters to It's ) eady progress from year to
year as IT'S best commentator 10 the
continued acceptance of an intelligent
and apprecianvo reading public. 1t
puipts 10 lis record in the past as furn-
ishing che most authentic and most
telling prosPec us for tie failure. ira
it will here after, AZ heretofore, III IL
chosen field.
ECLIPSE CONpETI5I0A:.
and use promptly AID effectively eser>
advantage presented in the Nay OF in-
creased materials IA. ii les for in roy
ing upon itself in all the features Of 2
general newspaper for the people ma!
De stated without presumption and &C
cep6ed wi hout mi-givlhg upon tile as
surance of accomplished fact. Such "a
journal as the Galrest0n Ne.cs may tt
regarded as one of the necessaIics OF on
cnnte ~poraueo Ci>lliZatiOn. It is IL
the nature of Il kind Ut ubiquitous uni
yersity for the people, while their locai
papers afford them the more Special TO-
cal information. No in%tel!igen; aud
substantial CT i1en should consider his
household or his place OF business AIDE
auatsiy. equipped without the regu)as
preserceof The Galrsstos Nt.ee and a
good local newsnaper.
! TERMy or sEsscatpTfDs
q .DaILY-Per annuir,.. $40, wEen sent
by mail per month, ST.
DOUBLE S,.IEET WEEKLY Ono
copy. one year, g ten copies, one year
$3.50; twenty. copies, ens year, SO
ifty cop,s, one year, S6e,5J.
invariably in Advance-Frcc of pos
tage 70 all parts Of the United State;
and canada. #
Remit by draft on Galveston, post
flee money order, Y registered letter
Address
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:o ~.ye 81 1shtStsr W A
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The Times Democrat Almanac,
OR YEAR BOOK,

VIII he sent free. The tn. AI,NANACha has
deseffetlly attained a wide popularity. 1t pre-
sents i9 9sconlensel share q argo amount OF
information, local. s%cciion43 and general, which
lain almost regular rcqUeat " the student, the
politician, the business man. and by all intelli.
gent citizens. Thi years issue, besides an un
usual quantity Of timely engraved and appr0-
priatetllustrations, wilicontain a large double
page, accurately designed and artistlcally en-
graved birt'geye view of the buildings,
grounds ami location OF The Worlds Industrial
and Cotton CenreDnia, Exposition.
Remittances can be made with bnt little IN.
convenience or trouble from any pOsrofice, by
postal note, money oryier OF registered letter.
For all purposes address
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w

wealthy ; those who do not iHlprogr tha!r o /,
portunities remain in poverty. #eo 81 gre Z
chance to make money. We waa: SAP. inen,
women, boys and girl. to WOE for i> right 4
Their own localities any one can 90 TIE wo, +
properly from the first start. asisiness VII
aay more than ten times Tdtnos xa.es Ex
ensive outfit fu nish-d free. No ione wac N
Cages fails to Isske E.oi.a9 > G1y. yon can
revo te your whole tiIne 70 the wotk. Or o.iv
spare moment. FrA Information and al
.lsttris n eded sent free Auiress SrGSaos / ca,
Maine marl7-ly
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THE .UUfUEKN CULIINA,
TOR.

Nnw,is the time to subscribe
for the cid arl rcli"ilc Asricn|-
,ural Journal. II is in its XXXvI'
volume and stands at the lnaG
Of agricultural papers. Is is no"
published by the Consultation
Atlanta, Ga.
Price .....s1.5n ner annun
Clubs Of lO......l2.5O "
Clubs o. 20. 90
THE WFEELY CONSTITUTION
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAMILY
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eral coamis5ionr. Address.
CONSTITUTION.
Atlanta. Ga
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III. HAAS,
COttOnF tor
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. So Carondelet Street,
p. O. Box 27l7. New Orleans.

Liberal advances made on shipments
of Cotton, Rice and other Produce also
advances made to Cotton, Rice aud
Sugar Planters on LIST Ms%Etgage Sc
Curl y.
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The Times. Democrat

Tho ideal newspaper FOR the office, no shop
and the home. 1t is a necessity 1T . price 20
low that even poverty will find its use an ecOR-
omy. tits o luxury to which all other luxuries
should readily subordinate. ..4
Complete in news, Independent and forcible In
direction, elevaled in tone, refined in literature
foremost in all good work, enterprisins in sl
things, it
Recommends Itself to the Consid-
Grafton Of the People.
the DAILY TIMES.DEMlARAT. eight
to twenty four pages. 365 Issues in the year, 10
mailed to subscribers at TWELVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM. and at proportionate prices for
lessperiOds.
TIT WEEKLY TawEs- DEMOCRAT.
twelve to sixteen pages. published Saturdays,
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AM FIFTY CENTS FIR AHEUM
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OF THE SOUTH.
FOR H SOUTH,
F0RTHE WnoLEUUNTRY.

The farmer, the mechanic the workman. the
merchant, the manufActurer-Ders0ns in evefy
avocation IL Lie. members Of every household.
the wife and the mother and the childreA-au
WW mud -
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rroo, cards and Chftnsa.

Free Cards ana CilTvsss
We will send free by usi! . mp s.s ctsp4
large German, Frsnc6i AZ 4 as 1i.s oftsaa
Il over 700 iferentaesigas % TT ~ y ssls
for postage. We WI aiss 's cs,oess., oarssg
pf Ten cents to pay for ratktfg - m, m y
encjo.e 4 confidential price rs !. /. Ciiass
:Afono.. Agents wanted. ~ Ma
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-13

8eH1f1ops vine o1 CA1dui % recon-. !
Ael6sA for Dainfal mohthly habit,
Gl16alS, suDDeososd, exeessive snd
Irregular AsDsos, Wh1tes, lal1ng o4
ths WOMB. Change oS Lifs. General !
DoballtHs aAA ~ . tonio fer Aslieass
1s1iss. II 0es tested In 1000 sssss |
~ cured eco - then. Ito asss1. }
islang sStisa mystl0sd Doeters. d.
lighted su1srers, and restored thsu.
saaAs of sud8sRine WensA - health |
and thsppiAsss. DTugEists ell It ut
01.00 per Bottle. A si1ty.60ur paeo
pamphlet telllDg Ill sbout u tree By
nail 4
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1his famous Remedy for Con.\
stipation, Dyspepsia, lndiges- i
tien, Liver Complaint, and all
Liver Diseases, has bean In \
constant use BY the public for
dfty pears, and 10 moro popular
to-day than ever before. Buy
home but u. A. Thedl6rd q Co.'s }
original and genuine, maAufac-
eured By tho Chattanooga 1fedi.
cine Co., 1t Chattanooga, Tenn.
Every package enclosed in Vel.
low Wrapper.
Trial paskage BY mail. fifteen
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This pure wine 10 . simple vege. \
Qualities, and has proved TO b the y
most sstonishing TONIC ron WOMEN
known 70 medical soiencos j
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...IoaP!n.e owfE.s
and 6IlAMA.

GRAZ HAIx Oh WnIs - sSsGe 70
SANITY To q 0losaI btAsIh
pIication Of this III. soM Il.
Or sent by exprsetO on reco.pss. IA.
once, n Murrey m
fuI1'S MAMMAL % uSttsI stss'F"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21
ANALYSIS OF ARMED ronor EXPENSE,

We noted that higher prices were paid for
hay lot tho horses than Mas paid during the
rsme period 10y Captain j. II. brown, under
tks hoard of Health, far tho horses used
upon the strests. The average price paid b,
the board ~ hcalth MAS sl3 30 per ton less
than tbs other, aud the hay for the armed
iorus was bought IA much larger quantities.
The whole sum paid for hay and feed for the
horses, a. shown above, is s6,5pO ~. while
the feed for the herses and mules on the
rvad work 81 honolulu Tor the Whole period
was hut S3.626 10. IL appears ~ The Com
u.ttee that there has been viihsr gross
negligence or Unfair dealing ia the matter.
Many other items OF less lmportaaco seemed
IL indicate lavish expenditure. iunr Com
mittsx are sf opinion that the to,ce L. nn
necessarily expensive, and a. organized Is vi
very little valve. aud wauld recommend that
NO further appropriation hs made Tor tue
object
Blors concluding NTH The Atlaruey-
GensrAls department. NJ wnutj again 10
is.rA upon the Tact "i the iAtSs anh uu
su,loriasd Expenditures toI lssal services
~ plo,.d by the Attorney General.
From Man n. 1888. % u, eslnb'r IA. lcsj,
lhere Was IA. Atturney Ueneral, aud that MAS
aouht'sss the oecasian of psssns large hes
"a iassrr- net sDnnecfst VII, tue 'h'ssrn
msnt; bal sinea tLe present iae''sns"i tooA
tl.s oalss We fail ~ So the nss~ssits Tor pay
INK ssv0 ler month for such oatslde help
Dntlns the period the saiar, ioi the eserA v
She Aliorass General has been at tn" rate o
s5OO per year more than ever bei.rs ans
the criminal prosecutions which have ~
CURED the attention Of ths ATTORNEY -irnsfs
have bssn lee. than daring tho pre,ioe
psriod.
rhs Attorney General has certainly ha'
much tune W devote "a lucrative Prisst
practices
uussl the last psriod tbs clark VI I'll
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21
Tie i,.m. Of expenditure may b. cla..i.

Among the vouchers submitted for oar
Inspection under tins appropriation was q
blIi al Mr.. +. II. Hays-id-u for seven tnr-
Keys at $3.50 EACH, Misc hill for two pair.
II corsats, aud another for hustle; the
items struck ms ~ rniLrr extraordinary.
hut W. note that they met with the nm
qualified approval Di the Anditur-tenerni.
Sales ot furniture aud buildings amount
ing to s3.S3T 20, have been mentioned.
OF this ainount $3.50. 80 - u credit on II
bill Of q. W. Mscinrlans Il Co. for GER
tain portion of the corrugated iron ROOFING
used on the Coronation Amphitheatre,
amounting Ia 1873 b. which wa re-
turn.d. A sale OF another portion of said
roofing 10 j. O. H'yselilep, number oi
pounds not mentioned, brou Int 500. An
auction sale 10y Lyons * L-yey Of lumber
aud b-uches r-siiled SIsD.79, and OF fur
nIture and household utensils used iy tn.
japanese Embassy netted Sl,j6z.u1.
The proceeds Of these sales shOnid have
been conveyed into the treasury ~ Gov
-rninent reHlizatious; any other dispose
ton If .uch funds is strictly prohibited by
by Law.
From an examination OF the account
sale, The Committee iud considerable
number of articles of furniture, etc., which
are entirely uuaccoupied for, aud which
cost in the aggregate 8 ,266. Sons OF tns
items are ~ follows