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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
Resigned.
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lBy telegraph 10 the Dispstcn'l
WAsuISGToN, December 2O'--1ohn
Bieslow, who was recently appointed
Assistant United States Treasurer ~
New York, and confirmed by the SEN
ate. has resigned his office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
Killed I'm a Rar.R0Om.

By telegraph to the Dispalch.I
CHARLESTON, s. o., December &c.
James Naismith, OF Savannah, acci-
dentally shot and killed Frank Baxter,
of Augusta, in bar.room, at Florence,
in this State, tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. December Z5.-The stock
Exchange did not open until III CLOCK ths
morning, aud coming between two holt
DAYS II was generally believed that the
market would be extremely dull ana alto-
gether featured - hut before the opening
OF the Board IL was known that the earnings
OF the Northwestern Company for the third
week of December showed an lncnUaS' over
the same week last year 81 $4,000, IN
stead OF decrease for lully tnat
amount as was generally expected
and had been repeatedly reported from
the West as sure 10 appear other
railroad earnings were slss favorable. Tue
stimulus that was thus given To the market
resulted in an opening for the actiNe.list OF
- to- 3, advance over Thursdays closing
ugures, which was followed by a moderate
Is active market for faNoIites aud almost
continuous advance TO the close OF ths
hoard-the one on two reactions being oniy
fof small fractions ana each time sLcceeu-
ed by still higher quotations. The BANK
statement that appeared ~ midday
showed decrease IA reserve OF over
81 GOO OOO, but the Sub-Treasury gained
over 81 zoe. 900 including the amount
that was paid IN for gold that was
reported on Thursday II is very generally
believed IN Wallstreet That heavy disbuise-
ments by the Government and by various
corporations for Interest ana dividends the
Drst OF the year VIII, to great extent, be
reinVested IN Stock-EXchange securities.
Nearly all the active stocks show gains OF
/ to over .. Northwestern aud ~. Paul
each Is up q. Lake Shore, Canadian Paci-
lie, and Pacifc Mail. "a; Union Pacific ana
Omaha common z: and others less than 2.
The market closed strong. Gales. S2S,00o
shares.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. December 28.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes Loans. decrease $500. 900; spe.
Gle. decrease. 81, s29. zoe legal tenders, de-
crease. 81 092 500; deposits decrease.
80. sac. 600; circulation, decrease, ssl 800; ;
reserve. decrease, So O3j.i50.
Tue banks now hold SIS sos 6Ss In excese
OF the 25-per-cent. rule
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 26.-Virginia con =
soils, 6s. 80; l0-i0's, 81; new IS. 60'.; past
due coupons. 90. Bid to-day.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. December 26.-Strictly prime.
8a3i c.: factory hand-picked, 3lsa&1ic.
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the s,,ver.Coissss aues'ios.

tBy telegraph W 'n' oe IN.
s,a, this evening says that it is impOs-
sjble to judge Of the strength OF sa Ven. :.
mass Of either side Of the siiver-coi9. rs
n, 0ss in the House. Many o. inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
Pension for MRS. Grant.

IBy telegraph 70 tne D'P~ ~,
w.sniSGToS, December 2G.-rhe
President has approved the bill grant
ing q pension to Mrs: Grant, ana cd re-
moving the political disabilities oil "en-
eral Lawtop, Of Georgia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
Orange Demonstration Forbidden
iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ST.. JOINS, N. f., December &c.
The Newfoundland Executive has issued
q proclamation forbidding the Orange
procession in Harbor Grace and other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
De Brisson Coiiapsing.
(By cable 10 the Dispatch.l

LONDON, December 26.-Dispatches
from Paris say that the Premiership of
NJ. De Brisson is collapsing. number
Of his former staunch supporters having
deserted him.
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The pODe III.
lBy cable 10 the pispatch.l

lBy cable TO the Dispatch.l
ROME, December 26.-The Pope is
suffering from kidney complaint, and
has been ordered by his physicians to
take complete rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27

health and spirits. lie spent Christ
mss.eye with bis family. On Chsist'
mas day tbs Emperor vas as the gsisee
Of the Crown Prince, and presided o.
tts family drmer given BY The Cfowa
Prince.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
Death az the rsssssssc OF isess"os
INV cable To the DispAtcn.I

LONDON, December 26.--Msrcus
Gervais Beresford, ID. d., Protestant
Archbishop Of Armagh, Primate OF al
ireland. and Metropolitan, who was an
nounced few days ago to be danger
ously i'll and afterwards reported -
improving. is dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
Broken Skating- Kinks.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

CLEVELAND, December 26.-lsst
week the Casino roller-rink, one Of the
most pretcntious institutions Of the
kind in the city, went into bankruptcy,
and to-day Legrande rink, on Euclid
avenue. . $4,000 structure, followed
suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
MARINE INTELL,aENCE.

NORFOLK. December 26.-Strictly prime.
8a3i-c.: factory hand picked, 3lsa&lc.
Market quiet. Sale OF a small lot at 81 &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27

Emperor william.
[By cable to the Dispstch.l
BERLIN, December 26.--Emperor
William, Of Germany, is in the best Of
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Fire In Arkansas.

10y FtItsTHPH 10 tHe DIsPHtCH.I
LITTLE Rock, ARK, December
26.--Late on Thursday night 4 fire in
Clarendon, Ark, destroyed several
wooden store.houses, with their con.
tents, and the Office of the Monroe
County Sun. The loss is $4,000
partially covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-27
BALTIMORE.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

BALTIMORE. December 26.-Virginla con
sols 6's. so; l0-i0's, 81; new IS. 60.; past
due coupons, 60. Bid to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
THE JURY PANEL CHALLENGE.
,,vrpryopApH TO THE TRIBUNE.J

FprruoID. N. J., Jan. S.-The challenge OF
the iurv papel Of the January of the Monmouth
comfy Courts made by r. T. Stout counsel for Frank
Patterson the alleged forger in proper shape be-
fore the courts and Judge scudder will hear all the ev
dence tomorrow. Among tho prosecutors OF fatcrSoh
are Judge Samuel T. Hendrckson and William Conover
who were his indorsers for large amount. Inc cna
lenge was based upon the charge that Judge endrick
son and Mr. Conoyer and g. W. Arrowsmith their coun
sci Influenced the selection OF certain members OF the
panel Judge Hendrickson and Mr.. Arrowsmth
I'm court that they gave the names OF some
~ urors to the sheriff. did 1t because he wanted
them TO assist him in making up the list No evidence
was nroduced against Mr. Conover and the sheriff said
that Mr. Conover had not given him any names or sug
gested any Nearly every bank In the county hods SONS
of the alleged forged notes One held by the Freehold
National Banking Company bears the Endorsements OF
Coptan Louis Rainear superintendent Of the Ocean
Grove Camp-mecting Association. Judge Hendricksoh
and Mfr Conover Captain Rainear claims that after he
the note 10 raised from 500 10 co0o Jiee
Uendrickson and william Conover claim that tnolr ih
dorsements forgeries The case wa. caied ior u"
to-day. A.. ,,,o
array of rors repeated the charge that the pane
had been selected through Improper hnueces Drougn
to the sheriff state senator Appesatc' wo az
behalf OF Judge HendricksOn ana MI C"ioNt'
he that the jury panel should ne
auashed II PattersOp counsel would state 10 the courts
that in their opinion the jury had been Improperly
drawn. Judge Scudder opposed 10 inc proposed
action of the LAWYERS and he said that he should tbor
investigate Ce truth OF the charges made III tDe
challenge advised the lawyers TO look up the law
covering the before they agreed to qulsh me pe
Senator Appegaes Ogcr l. regarded ms an ackno"rdg
influences were Drought 10 Dear III
the selection OF the jurors.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
GOVERNOR HARRlsON'S MESSAGE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l

HARTFORD Jan. S.-The Legislature assem-
bed this morning and proceeded to the choice OF state
officers by ballot. Tho result was the election OF the
Republican nominees follows; For Governor, Henry
B Harrison, of New-Haven; Ueutenant-Goyernor.
Iorrn A. Cooke OF Barkhampsted Secretary OF state.
Charles A. Busse OF Killngly Treasurer. Valentine b.
Chamberlain, OF New Britain; Controller, Lulerne j.
Munson, of Waterbury. .
Ia his message to-day Governor Harrison stated that
the funded debt Of Connecticut, on December lssi
was - 4275 100 having been reduced S3l5.OO0 In the
wear The total OF the treasury were @3l02
32S Tho militia numbers 1850 men. The ordinary ex
pcnse the force SlO63ls and S42lo1 was spent
on armorics and encampments. There are O39 pubic
schools and school population of l5O6ol The schools
cost 81 7yT277 OF which 81 100 S63 paid 10 teach
ers The Hospital for the Insane contains o23 pa
tents On October 1884 the eighty four savings banks
OF tho state had 500 1922 In deposits The number OF
depostors was 2J2 .24J There are, in Connecticut ten
stock fire insurance companies with SlOsOl 300 III pald
no capital S2i270.Ji5 gross assets, ana S6O1b325 SUR
MUS above liabilities. There seventeen muia fre
Insurance companies with Sll5l,6sJ In assets ana
SS5l 73l surplus There ara also nine life Insurance
companies with Sl09,059.62i IN gross assets and $780,
1887 In liabilities , -,
thorough sanitary throughout the state against
the possible invasion OF cholera modification Of the
election law concerning ballots IL also recommended
one Interpretation Of the present law would have rejected
large number of the ballots cast at every eeot0n since
the mel was passed. In conclusion Governor Harrison
refers TO the close result In the recent election, and
urges that memorial he sent TO Congress concerning tho
necessity of enaoting law regulating the ascertalnneht
OF the electoral vote
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday Jan. 8, 1885,
NIy.r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS House Committee on Ap'
nrorriations to-day reported bill providing Tor an ap
nropriaton of S6 55 for the expenses OF the
for The six months ending June 80 1882 Inc D'i i o
the basis of onehaf of the bill which passed tne 70
% The last season OF Congress for the fiscal year
an entirely new bill and Is the fourth Naval Approp
tiOn bill now pending -. A..
Mp I1ycoIY,s MArRs-The Secretary OF the
Treasury today sent the following estimates from he
Secretary OF war to Congress for the erection OF Gun
factory 81 900 600; improving the missouri R'er %
leo oio. Missouri River commission for surveys Taoo
900: Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia S1ooo' lo'ai
S2,3l7 ,000 .
SILVER FOR TIE MNrs.--The Treasury Department
TODAY purchascd 500 900 Of silver for the Pha
Senbia New. Orleans and Carson City mints,
Br1Noyrs CoNao observation-disclosures Curtin.Pheips
and Eaton appointed by the House Committee on
Forelen Afiars to consider the resolutions relative 10
the Congo matter have agreed to report iavorapy
fall committee the resolution offered by Mr Belmont
REGULATING MAIL CoNTEAcTs-senator Maxey to-day
introduced bill to regulate the letting Of mall contracts
PRoyIDIsa FOR A CoMMASDER.-Ab bill was introduced
by Mr. Pike in the Senate to-day authorizing tho appoM M
p;ent Of an additional commander In the Navy IL Is Ge
signed to make place for Commander tuackenbush WIN
was susepded n1S74 for six years Inc plll says tat
Commanler was deprived or his place p1
W s. schlry being inadvertently appointed In his steao
dava afterhi Ia
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
STRANGE ACTIONS ON STATEN ISLAND.

The residents of Castleton and Middletown,
S. L. are alarmed over the mysterious antics Of
known and savage Individual. either a crank lunatic
or a hIghwayman. Persons who have met or seen tho
man. describe him as .al and angular with long and
scraggly beard. lie generally is bareheaded His face
is also said to have glaring appearance His eyes have
insane leer The man has been shot at three times,
and once IL is believed encountered lin fierce
bat He always eludes capture. .however. On sun
day evening Robert Morgan, OF Toedt HuL stapleton,
went ont on his porch hearing noise there. He
sudd,nIy found himself confronted by stranger who
made q terrific attack on Mr. Morgan. The assailant
fought with the frenzy OF a mailman.
on Monday evening, two constables standing in st.
Marks-ave. heard women screaming They rushed Ito
the spot and they up u large bareheaded man
sprag over fence into the hotel grounds and disap-
peared although searched for by the constabes The
said that lther and neoks bruised and
blackened by the strong grip Of the man.
The McChesncy family. who live near the terrace,
were at dinner ON Wednesday evening. when o mans
face was poked against the dnlng-room window. Bome
OF the nearly tainted Tho men present hurried
out armed gith cevovers and axes but after thorough
search OF he premises failed to 500 tho man again.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
BITS OF CABINET GOSSIP.

Ex-senator Henry G. Davis, of West vir.
ginia the city yesterday for a political confer
with William Whitney, Colonel John r. Fellows
and Others 1t said that he would not refuse Cabinet
portfolio, but is not especially anxious for one His
presence here has revived the talk about his relations TO
Senator Bayard. He of the Bayard delegates
the Chicago convention and stood by his colors when
German fed 10 the Cleveland camp He had been an
old and intimate friend of Mr. Thurman. who sought his
support and their friendship broken because Davis
remained true the promises he had made Bayard His
friends say that he is mentioned for the Cabinet
Bayard treating him with eooness and manifest ea
ousy and they are not slow in denouncing Bayards 40
tion as a lack OF fidelity and manhood.
The report comes from Senator German thats
in his last visit Albany, Governor Cleveland said
him shall take definite action In reference TO the
Cabinet until after my resignation as Governor"
william c. Wbitncy's friends laugh at report from
Albany he IL TO be rendered the Colectorshp OF the
port OF New York. and reerate that he Is booked Tor
higher position.
II reported OF the impressions given by Ceye.
land Judge o. A. Lochrane ofGeorga that no ConfeG
crate Brigadiers will be invited to the Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
MR.. HAINES TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
INV rvt rcp ,pu tn THE TRIntTSEl

CucAGo. Jan. S.-Before the Legislature
met nj sprngGeld this morning 1t reported that
Representative Stig would vote for Mr. llanes This
proved to be correct, and Mr. Haines was elected as
speaker pro tenn the first ballot He Is an indepen-
dant Democrat In taking the chair he said that he had
received one vote from the side of tho minority thereby
removing the partisan character that the contest had
Yesterday. He said that tho temporary speakersmp
sboud not be treated as party affair The Republican
,ars ,y,o voted for him had removed the ground for
his refusal to act and he would accept the once
Mr. sttlgs action is possibly In the Interest OF Nr. %
well for Senator IL s stated that General Logan VIII
decline TO be the nominee. unless thc ehtire NJ %
publican membership agrees TO remain with MN 10 tne
end of the fight This statement may do hin an MUS
tice hut it is said to be In accordance with letter rc
Gently sent to various members Of the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

The practice OF attacking legislation to ttb
bills he said was vicious the Senate hag en
out dissenting voice time and again. fe' 'h' 00""''
yielded meeky. -, ..s In which tho
Senate had succeeded in modifying the iegsMto @ ~ vary
tached by the House to approprlauon CO.. The nav OF
United States marsbals among others he p,t 20
that IL easy to critcsethe comnee "natins from
the giant intellect Of his COLLEAGUE AS long Shared
senate by its vote on the report OF c0nierees, a;n,
eomay with the conferees the responsibility OF yleon
to the House no good ground for complaint had
even on the part OF ingalls, who by Dis senGo, %
often approved the action of conference cou1.e sos
when Mr. Allison had finished the senator rom ralEeI
much to the amusement OF every body present, wane
over TO the chairman of the Appropriations ,g his
and cordially shook him by the hand thereby making LIS
neac with i'm
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
DECIDING ON SECRET DISCUSSION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Ihe Senate clOseo l's
doors this afternoon consider the Nicaraguan Treaty
and the committees recommendation that u DC
ratified. The treaty was, however, not reached.
Tho frat measure on the Executive calendar was
Senator Congers resolution which had been reported
adversely by the committee to make public the text oi
tbe Nicaragan Treaty. and the Senate after two ana
half hours discussion decided by vote OF 40 10 l2 not
m make the text of the treaty public In advance OF he
actnn ~ the senate Senator CODger made long
speech in support OF his resolution
Senator Van wyck made speech setting forth the an
surdty Of withholding official copy of paper winch
had already been published .-, l.. .,.,
senator Edmunds was the chief speaker IN oppostoh
TO the resolution, aud based his argument upon td
treaties mnencnmbered by advice influence from any
source Senator's Iddelberger and salisbury were
oono tbe snea kers Nothing occurred TO indicate what
aeion the senat te Will take in relation to tho treaty
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
CONGRESSIONAL DoINGs IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Jan. SIN the Senate MI.
Uawey offered resolution which, on the suggestion OF
Mr. Harris lies over day. requesting the President
not incompatible with the public interest," to comnun-
cate 10 the Senate historical statement concerning the
public policy OF the Executive Department OF the Con-
fcderafe States during the late reported 10 have
been lately flied In War Department by General sher-
Mr Lapham pursuant to notice given some days since,
addressed the Senate on the subject Of commercial
treaties. ,,,,,
and Others that such treaties unconstitutional.
On motion of Mr. Valentine, of Nebraska, a bill was
passed i'm the House granting the right OF to the
fremont Elk Horn and Missouri Valley Railroad Com
pany across the Foet Robinson military Ne
On motion of Mr.. Bingham. Of Pennsylvania Joint
rcsonton was passed extending for year the time
for which Major William Ludlow may accept position
in the service Of the City of Philadelphia without losing
hts rank In the army.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
JUDGE CRAIG SEATED AT LAST.
. no TUIRI<YI


W.suINCToN. Jan. S.-The House to-day,
without debate and with only two dissenting votes,
adopted the report of the committee In the contested
election case OF Craig against Shelley of the IVth Ala
bama District and Judge Craig admitted to the seat
to which he was elected in November 1882 but WHICH,
until to-day was held by c. NJ. Shelley by virtue or
Certificate based on false and fraudulent returns made
and certified by some OF the first citizens OF Alabama
who served as election officers and county Iervisors
The annals of contested elections in the House do not
show a more outrageous case. The testimony was
printed and laid before the committee at the oeghhng
of the present Congress- the evidence In favor OF Juuo
Craig was clear conclusive and overwhelming ana WIS
NOT vouminous and all the members OF the committee,
except one Democrat became convinced nearly Ten
months ago that Mr. Shelley had no case anu 'ha' 'use
Craig was entitled to the seat.
But two-hlrds Of the committee we're Democrats VINO
we're willing to procrastnate long possible III order
that Mr. Shelley might continue to dram the salary wch
rightfuly belonged to Judge Craig For u long tIhe
after the case bad been decided III colteo Wv =, ,be
cratic members refused TO allow II 10 De repere =. @
House. Finally. day or Two before tno Gnu Va ,no
session. they consented that the report igut oe n
with the understanding however tnat IL snouu iot n
called up for action until the first week OF this session
The imposition of the condition enabled hr sheIicy 10
continue TO draw the salary OF Representative uuiins
fhe recess Mr. Rennett. OF North Carolina, VINO ais
from the conclusions OF the otner fourteen ne
beTs of the committee agreed 10 submit his views IN
.;n, s thar there should be no ay In the consider
alton this session lie Iaied 10 90 80 anu
1t is understood that he has set Two or thies uu, , %
the VIE OF the minority" lie had never done co. ana
to-day nether he Nr. shelley was present. ... ,o
For more than twenty-five months OF the TWO years LOT
which he was elected. Judge Craig has been kep ot o
his seat and the people OF the iNth Alabama Slrics
,rbo Was the choice OF an overwhelming majority OF tie
qualified The case was disposed o Dy te o. use
in less than ten minutes no member possess,ns ~, ,no
courage audacity 10 utter u "oiu III SuPP"'' VI ~
SAeleys pTepOsterous claims
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
DENYING 4 DYNAMINE STORY.
lBr TELEGRAPH To rHE TRIBuSE.l I

PIrrsBURG, Jan. S.-The story sent out last
night that have obtained evidence that
powerful secret society Of IL IN
Irwin station wcsimoreland County. and that II Il
directly responsible the explosions In England
said TO be schemes 10 bring about antagonsm between
the English and Irish residents OF the county The Eng
fish 3rceubaokers and Irish Catholics, who were Tor
merry Democrats were united In the recent campaign 10
defeat the Democratic ticket In this county Their coaI
tion with the Republicans was successful ana ths Dco
cras were defeated for the first time IN eighty years 10
nryent future coalitions dynamite stories seem To nave
been set IN motion 10 blow the lrish character amd
not as reported English buildings ana bridges. NO
credence given the story. however III freensDurg
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
GRAPES CONSUMED HOr DUTIABLE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Judge Neil, Solicitor
0 the Treasury has given all interesting opinion In re
I'd to duties on coverings OF imported merchandise
cargo OF grapes barrels entered for consumption
at the port of Boston in November 1883 Az tha' unc
the Treasury Department held that the value OF the
horrela was not 10 be considered In determining the
dutiable value OF the grapes which they contained In
accordance with this decision the duties were paid and
the crapes were delivered TO the importers the Collector
retaining sample OF the goods -eubselue~Sy tno
nraiser made a supplemental report the invoice. in
Guiding the OF the barrels basing his action on
circuar of the Treasury Department. The importers,
however refused the additional duties nesesseu
Jndge Neil now holds that II the goods have pass.
the reach of the Collector II Is then too aie 10
order REIMBURSEMENT for the reason that the law re-
0res that the packages OF the Invoice shan De opened
examined and appraised MS couiu hot vo o"o III VINO
case as the goods had passed into consumption
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
REPORT or THE ASSESSORS or BOSTON.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsH.l

Boston, Jan. S.-The annual return of the
Assessors OF Boston to the Tax Commissioner shows
that there in this city 25 corporations owning real
estate and machinery 20 the amount OF 52OG2lO The
tax laid for the year 1894 for state city and county pur
poses was 1 360 The actual assets Of the city
valued at 81 5O4 s74 o. Of which SlG033.lT 6l IA In
the sinking and consolidated street fund.- and 81 I'll 700
Ia in salable land, not including the islands.
The nominal assets including such property as school
houses and other public buildings, cemeteries fire APP
paratus etc, are SfO.426.7Os. The total assets are
5S2 The trust funds not included In the above.
aggregate 81 O572 &c. The liabilities Si31 s5
G6g or Excess OF the assets over the liabilities. Si5,-
7459l3 The increase OF debt during the year 1884
$2O0l 312.
The churches charitable institutions etc. exempt by
law from taxation are valued at The other
chusetts corporons. $403000; United States bonds,
XlNl 900.