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New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue Of The SUNDAY IWBVNE con-
tanned two London letters from e.. W. ;. on polltl-
cal. personal aud social TOPICS two ParIs let,ris
about Bcrnhardt Ophciid, ard the Socla events Of
a gay week Vienna letter about the cccnt royal
wedding; Berlin letter about some fan oUs operate
stars: Bangkok letter about tLe young king oi
Siam; ST. Micaac's letter about lie IN The Azores:
Chat at the theatres TOUIcs in Leading Clte, !;
Four Friends" new story from IHE WEEKLY
TEiBU>E', series; Church Sayings and Dong>;
Lively Wc,.cm Galk; Current Anecdotes: Many
Men ana Many Things; The Wcrk in Society; r.
vcw Of" Aulcl's journal and ict,er from -. ".
;. on the same topic special cable letter. and
Numerous other features bcsiucs the ncws Of the
day. Of which leading features were rs iollo">:
FoaEIG>.-intcryiew be wc'n Mr. Gladstone and
Johu Elig I. ---- the Persian Mouarcu STRANDED.
= SJciai's. riot in Belgium - LdWId
b axe. .caner "f the OpooshIon, Np"E, on thr Rlcl
qacatiCn. - American ship Iaui Jones burned.
Name ilc'lhIun dying.
CONGEI~s.-ihv House in session. -= Debate
on the adverse Trort on the Free Coinage bill
= Casey lounEs testimony; hearing On the
Pdn-Elec. .rlc scandal.
U,ut,uc.-Goycrnor Marmadukc, of Missouri.
aud Governor Martin, OF Kansas, cudc&yormg to
end the railroad strike. == Sinking miners paid
ia tn, Broad Top region -= Death OF the We
Tins OF the natural ga' exp os.on IL MmHy4Ill",
Penn. - Killed Nv lightning IN Connecticut.
- Harvard athletic meeting. " Hearing
before GoycrnOr lil on tnc Cantor bl -- Re
poIt of thc state superintendent Of Insurance.
CI.Y AND - JBUhBAN.-EN-hidctm1u Pearson
testified before the senate Committee. - / wO
suiriars -= Testimony about Dr. Bulls rcor-
matI n. -= Death oG tnr man found sutiocated IN
Mrs. Beck 4, room. - Departure Of mIS~Io IaTcS
for Africa. -=- lhc Madison Avenue COnGrcga-
tional Church sod. - Four NV eases Ot small
poN. -- Gold value ot the lcgaI-tcnder silver
dollar l1-i2 grJin-i, 1865 cents. -- stocks
opened lower and were depressed IN the early
hours later recovered and closed steady.
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mail.
Price 3 ccnls.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
C,tCVDAR, TODAY

srrg'F Cor cgA9aEs: Z, -Pssf?rc L'grcgse JNos
% 39 5 lI7 s 90 ~ M l,ii5 i 4, i57 g. t9 lG5 l7a
hiat HTrnfM m couEl-SrEclAL rr;l-PA I-Adourrcd Tor
~tri..lE ,orgT-crEcl!L TERN PAHT 5I.,9eore An
.Nos ioJ. H. % 5a9 A. JO' 4jo 5G2, 800, 1j3
~ @ a2o = ~. HS'o.S D! PCson' % 69
~ 90; -,..i go 2so2, 800 2GOO 2JOl, l6o- 2ol5.
.tui 1908. .rDj .-O7, zoos 2GO9 IL 1865 1874. 10
27,i l1 T. III 81 1909 1910. 9509 2495 -Jlo -2O7,
srrGrar cmcrHTr4R1 iI-getore yan brunf J.
l94 o' 81 6-. 800 900, -Gl7 2o1s 2ol9 -G2I -6-4
sufaFMF Coz lnr-Cmcrn-PAR IIG-Before Peckhan J.
l ~ ~! a.a 100 75o ~ 2l5o 5ii5 i5s- Gioi
sUrRrSE -CIRcrT-rARr Iv-Bsfore Barrett ~
N0' N0' % o. - I'D i a - giS - 4t5 81. 80
suaso6AiE's Gouar-iieiOre Rollins, s-No 81 will Of
srfE.ioR CoU1T-srlGIAL TERN-Beforo oGoman, j.
SUPERIOR coUgr-THiAL Trru-PAEr I-B Before sedgwick,
j. 81 IT, ico @ Il So 81 IA -'' '9' ~ 49,
sursRloR CoURT-TIuAL TERM-PART IL-Before Freed,
ms sTrSmoE CorRrEImAL TEaM-rARr IIIBelore TrqaI
i5Ii y;2o i7i4, iiz5 pa -. i75l' t3a ,n.,,.
I 4- i7i6 75i 10 i5 i75s 1853 1855 i5 7o3 1853
coIMoS PLEAs-srGcIAL TrR-Before Allen Nos.
COMMON PLEAs-TGlAL TERr-PAgr IBcfGre BcoSstaycI
I14g 100 IGIl Io2J llGl ga l,U9 olG. lGOJ zoos,
1868 lJIl 1872 lU6N 1893 lOi2 $780, 1926 az, 1870
l2i7. 1906.
CRY CoUEr-IEAL TKRM-PARI I-Before Browne, -,Noa
3si9 % = $50. 5 S5@ ?' 4 M ' .12 - 56s
CIr CoCRr-rmAL rlml.-Phm II-Briore McAdam dam
G. J-Nos o-46, jb5S 5io, 5il7, j-5j 5,o2 4sJ5 9,o5
36II 6~Gi JSJ 1865 300. oGpi, 5000 OH7h J97 JJVl
6op2 5au3 j9g4 j991 $500 6OOI oool oOo3 OoO4 dVoJ
COOS 500 ,...-,--
Noa 5IB 5473 5t7l 555l 5I6l tJty. 5l5l. 0E'v 90 J.
5t4g 5gU1 1854 5J6l 900 5Yil, OOl7, 6jte 80 6ul&
CO.'S COl4 cole. COLI, 00e, COl9 co., Oo-- oo-S oo-
UO26 Nd, ,,-
su lr,yr ana Assistant District Attorney FlIgeTald
80. . s. J. y, U T. = D. 10. H. II. lJ Ia 10, 10, L. le
10 20, -. =, NJ, -
tCI,I OF GENERAL Sgssuys-PARr IL-Botore Judge.
., --.sl.ut N,,f~. Attorney purtr -Nor l. - 3
I'D = - 10 H. y. l3 II. 10 10, - 10. 10 20 Il, ~
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22

v.ar IN March IL Amounted to GOl6S95 tons, against
45js30s ons for the same period o lss3.n OF
li5SJs7 tOns, about 80 per cent As . result,
tho price OF coal Is lower than ever before
-sltbOush retail consumers do not discover ~
In their purchases-and stocks are largo at all
the distributing iuta X the coa trade we're further
from the stock markets its methods might he oil
a more bnsine slike character.
At the stock EXCHANGE her- were snctdsng and CON
Lractru m Wy @ vii ,po,e.S,onsI frsders
The larger sold AID bought 1900 6Z0OOJ shares rhe
dnvn to 90 shares FOR the rim T. rns object OF all
seemed u deuOraIe IA" markrtabd rk dloWcr rdhge
of figure. for .oue e to buy on There lack Of
information publ he'd winch Oy implication furnished an
here 10 Ire oies ion II ths holders OF stock. could 80
induced TO believe that prc.s decline that thy
would decline Bat yet ta1 efforts 10 ere ttc such
s:ono wall The strikes real facts; tins trncOlt-
mental railway war Is also a fact; blt nearly All IN,
o:het repgeS ntcd troubles between the rt ways arc
hctOns emauatug from fevcrc brain. CSdrr the con
dious the reported railway caruh are entirely satls.
factory. The EasrbOund snPLent Ont ot Chlca 20 ~
wccE-Chicago anu Atlantic nj IIclIte!-lmJGDt d 10
onIy 2J.9l3 tons against '1,9 tons Tor tle week o.
last year; bnt overy ton OF thI' veeK
while every ton carried In the week OF last year ocea-
stoned tho roads loss. AID tn IA not ali the 10"
thrOug rates y.dr d.HUgs zsI the rates On the
business, whIcn this year IL oi satisfactory dmen-
sonsGe'pte the small through business to me East Ihs
Wrst.UOund through tonnage Out Of NcN-iOrk by the
trunk lines. THIS year TO March 49, was II 416 tons.
against OPS to March a. 1889 thus years business
doue the basis Of 50 Genus for rscass and last
years the basis Of o3O c"G's The latest .fort 60
Of a parallel with 1854 down even to the
date OF Mr.. Gouids return from his
Southern trip, which by analogy leads no % tho panic
o. Nav lSs4-slch INTENT however, Is dis vowed But
the parallel faulty IN lts failure quote from tao
meteOrol loglca records OF 1854 thunderstorm on or
March 20 The character OF the weeks business In
stocks Is shown fact htt the Stock Exchange
twelve furnished 9l 800 shares Out or total
of 2235 933 Or the twelve stocks. two. ST Paul aud
Western Uui0n, closed higher than = week ago the
other Ten stocks show OF from L Northwestern
To 3i3 FOR Philadelphia AMI Rrallng.
~upi0.ned our usual table giving the CHEST, lowest
and nna prices numbrr of shares sD for the week.
together with the nua prices 81 week ago. OF ihirty-
:, acuve representative stocks:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22

are various kinds OF freedom We may think OF IL on the
social political plane, and then we may nave Tree
dom from tyranny Or tie moral plane and we nave
freedom from habits of living. Oron that OF sprual
fe and have deyeranCc from sin and from the edr
that hath torment We citizens OF the United Staos
aud II is oOmmol to say free But we know that
there are forms OF bondage that are entirely
how "A ring may worm tHelf around
manage To- get himself into place from which is I'M
cult 10 dislodge ni who may he bibed to defend the
guilty aud upprcsS the Innocent If men are SLOW 10 ac
Enowrge sch bond gcs rs these 1t s not strange that
they Will not acnowlrgc their state of moral bondage
II Is through Jesus th liberty comes lhere arc
sn1f,us lorns of freedom yoLis throws Of tho
restraints ~ ie and even OF society and traves
over tho world with check upon the nduging OF MS
tastes ard of lusts. IL he reci Is he not rather
slave 10 his passions man makes money getting MS
object ana throws of OF honesty We IL not
free Everything Ia good has its counterfeit never
confOuud the counterfeit with the reality. We near
good deal about the re gn Of law. No matter how G0od
YOU are socially YOU in the grip of GoiS law lie
Infinitely just. aud Il YOU are not pelten ilS Itw OF
death viii be enforced The spirit OF NE IN CHRIST Jesus
can make you free from the law Of sin and death.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
c.1rrptI,G rYr FE1SY or PrRIIL


Festivals for the children to celebrate the
Feast OF Puru were arranged hy several OF the Hebrew
Institutions in IN, cry Yesterday TIE Feast o! fnrin
began on turd ~ evening with services In the syn
cogues OF the city, followed 10y holiday dinner" the eV
Iu, of Gifts amon r.en - and Of aims to tn" poor.
"Eis a season Of dinners" said he surcTIhendeht %
the Hebrew industrial School addressing the cAllreh
after the entertainment Room ~, Cooper Institute
YESTERDAY "It IS To mncnorItc the triumph oi
Esther and Nold-cal the Vaccinations OF liIah
IT va at - dinner AuasuoruS cOnntn led h~ queen
WASN'T. before his guests, ard up'n h"t re
f-aI he nat hm to give place to L'thcr
IL Wis at 4 dnuor that Hamdu told thr K sWAdt ne
should 80 To IN. mdn whom his soul dcu'ted I" honor
and finally at dinner that Esther denounced the
Persian ana the KING ordered him hanged on the go"s
he had prepared tor Nugdccdl' For these reason,
fcastIns feat uf the celebration OF the SEA
sou among the Hebrews. and Otea the events oI thd
portion of the scriptures represented by tDcduN al
the celebrations.
Al The N-tcc h street synagogue stcre0ptican views
o. DoTts Hast UIoaS OF Ola Testament history
we're shawn i'm the lower nah OF the synagogue and rG-
p.aincd by Rabbi udc1 TIE children OF the sun lay
school "A Ileb~rw hl INNS Inc Hebrew tIce
~cOo, A~sociJa hcli their entertainment IN Ste uW'y
II III I'D the morning large nuuhrr 81 the pupils OF the
~ So 9JG "a Broadway for the Hebrew Free ,chno
Kudrrcartcn: q, No - !Bt Broadway Tor the lIdeS
Deborah Nur.rrr at Nos. AMI o"yrhhAvo. Tor lhe
srnnnl of tA- C1IsI atjOu Oi t"CCE AluO AT Ninth
ave aut fOg jhs Home FOR the
4 cd: ana at the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. lenlhaVe.
and Ooc-nund -tHrfY -cEEth--t. tIc-hmeht'
were .crvrd after the entertainment at c1rp o; tneso
feast divided between the poor OF thf city ana OF the
T,lE
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
cHrPcH yElRLr CENTURY 0Ln

An historic church, the Fo syth Street
Methodist Episcopal celebrated its nn-ty seventh anni-
ycrs1ry Yesterday Services hold there in the morn
ing afternoon ant evening. Ia the afternoon adircssc"
were made by General Clinton b. Fsd the Rev Dr. Ell
bert s. Todd. the Rev. Dr. william Mex. trwopt and
tac Rev. Dr J. NJ King. The Rev. william W. Gi!lIeS the
present pastor of the church, brief historical
sketch of the church. In part he 1d:
For twenty wears tGe Joan street Church was the
ONLY Methodist church IN tins city At the general con-
ference nrl l7~0 Tie question OF establishing another
church was discussed ami committee appointed 10
select site for the proposed building. subsequently,
the coml purt that 50 much opposition WAS met
by them from the peopc ihdt II W0ul ne Impossible 10
found church. they considered the task hope
less one Bsnpp A-hury replied f"ichIy tu tins that
.tur church must be hllL' Inspired b" TINS cmph nc
must the committee set to work and selected the
present site uf churca. T street was then CALI"
Srconi-st When the church bullt, Ia the fail or
1852 the population OF the city eNicL 'ci O3Iy Ir"
blocks tuovc The CITY Han, and The church was cou"-
cred To ia in the suburbs. Tie Rev. Thomas h"lrcl
d,i -ermOu November :, lIS9 IL"
was x MAYOR Of the city and old Revolution sol
dicr The Rev Beuiamn bhott, while preaching IN the
church once wLs Disturbed by the Of Fro Tire
Yes, lie said without topping, IRE htt hre IN
he'll lire that u cannot put od DdS ono thii VIII
burn NeTuOTr.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
co,srcr.yyye 1 c1rHoLIc cHrrcn

Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, III West
Forty-sccoud--t was consrcrdted yesterday by Arch
bis Cd Corr-an assisted by the Rev. John j. Nc auley
and the Rev William II. Brady, deaconS and the Rev.
Maurice j. D1u .herty subdcacOn. TIerc was large
attendance Of bishops and priest, from the Archdiocese
OF N,.w-Y urk. PuntihcL high mass was begun at Il
a. in, Inc following clergvnen officiating: Cclebr1nt.
the Row John j. CourOy, shop of Curilu; assistant
priest the Rev ucary C. Mcdowell, 81 AEncs's Chnrch;
deacon the Rev James ". Power, All saut-' ChuicI
subIeacOn, the Rev LOscpn G. Campbell, Port chmOId,
l. After the first Gospel B.shJp john \. WHtersOn,
of Columbus OO. preached an eloquent and instructive
sermon At conc u~iOn Of hl-h mass Committeeman
John J. EOgers o! the Irish Parliament FuHd AssO
citation. eut Ttdlnrd the CLERGY dud their friends AT
dinner IL the basement Of the church, ArchbsnOp COrrl
gan presiding There pOut cIl ~rrs IN the even
ing 73O OcOck At which Bishop WajtrsOl oirIStcd
assisted Uy Tie following clergy The l. " Joan j.
NcCaulcy; -uBdcacOn, the Rev John j. Gee; masters
OF ceremonies. the Rev. Dr. Charles l.. VI Dpuu"I ana
the Rev Richard j. kcche. The Rev. DT. Edward Nc
Glynn Of - stephens church, preached the sermon.
The occasion Oi the conservation WAS extensive IN
pruyclGcu's winch have been made the church con
Slsug OF side Ch pcs. siry and sacrlsty, and
new altar ana new slaiuei--iass windows
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
MFTHODIST EPISCOPAL PASTORS

CHANGES WHICH THE NEW-YpEK EAST C'NFi-E-
FNCE WILL PROBABLY MAKE.
The thirty eighth annull session of the New
York East Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Will begin uext week in the De Kalb Avenue Church III
Brooklyn Bishop Andrews formerly pastor OF three OF
the leading Brooklyn Methodist churches VII! lre'u'
The conference includes 2J5 churches in this city
Brookyn Long Island, Wostche>ter County ana Conuec
ucut They ara valued at more than Si.oO0.uOO ana
have over 30 600 members aud the pastors were pad
last wear an aggregate Of $2sG-J9 in salaries
The conference VIII meet Oh Aprl l. ana con-
tipue in session for week. Among the probable
changes 10 be made brooklyn pulpts, under the rule
limiting the stay of a to three years In oAo
place are the following From The Sands street Church
the Rev l. X. -trreter Will 90 10 the trst ih ci III
Bridgrr"tt 4"'' ana ne WI! nc rin - ~ r ~ "
NIleu now IN the Pacific street CnurCh VIII take the
,Ir.,'f tn lev q WI,!iIus in the Washington street
Church The Rev John Jeans lscNrcctcd 10 hr IN sac
crs.or Of pr Bowdi,l The FIRST Place thurcH, aud the
Rev =. /. Bcuer OF Hartford. VIII take Mr..
J9%n'' I5o r'ce dnn M 'TS Ehcy fG5mpson. Of Grace
Church viii cone to the Washington Square Cnnich IN
this ety. ana the Rev George VI MIIeF ol lR,uii lRi,u
vene Cpnrch exrects 10 have the ;ev. G. j. North. OF
t1ls cty [, succeed the Rev William Is irt. who viii
NiII, aud its vIciuitv d. \ j. Palmer OF thc simpson
Church. Is iuc r1ctdied ~ his ~ Hr"lth IRON y
ing IN hi~ palIt ard III probable 'hat the KV D. =
BrccacnrGs@ wiI ho pat N his place Ihe ieI KcE:
II. /. Byrnc.. Of tnIs ety. ,n"n I1eH 1Sers
Gbsrcn Another NcyyYoTk pastor gong to Brookynls
the rev Thomas H. Burch' "h1 w succeed tnr W, ~
d. McGmgor in the ire,4Po.nt r& & in5'nH'e' MI '''
some Of the leading 6r1ukyn ch!rcheS arc aIrr'uS An
ticpajiug The futJr" suiiclrnuy to Pro'ilc or ~,
caity tHtt tlc Rev J. Ian ,In< viii succeed Dr.
G. +. Reed ia tie Hanson FHce church tn't tne Lev
" l. P'l..pA Wi follow Nj. Lansing IN thc summer
Held Church anI that Dr T. O. Peek, now OF Now-liI'
ven, Will 20 to the simpson ChIch.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22

and manifested itself with puncuality worthy OF all
praise Saturday night full OF all kinds Of Storm
The wind blew. the rain fell, there occasional
rumble of thunder aul there lightning that III up
the uurky hcaycu Waru the hst iIunGs storm makes
It's appearance the wCatGerwiso siy: spruk's brphr
although tho storm % Saturday night aud Yesterday
MHruug not particularly thunder storm, there
G OF the element O! iGe thunder hturn IN II to
the hope tAAt spring near COUdy sky aud
Occaona da.hcs Of RAIN market the day yesterday, and
~ M htla the storm signal burned froh the Signal
: rvicc tower on The Equitable building. MJst OF the
evening the rain fell heavily
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
ScALDrD nr Ills owN nor wArER.

John Burke, az, thirty cight, OF No. | State
st. and Robert Wood. ago twenty -:iyo, Oi No. y Eil
bch.sf BrookIyu fell to quarrellng in a grOggcry at
Elizabeth ana DlIgLcrty Slturlty H-At. Etrte
L-d kettle ut boiling ,ter ant tried 20 aUrl ,c
contents Woods. bu olly succeeded n throwing the
himself lie sydled his face AMI Go IS -overc
aud taken 10 the CI;y Hospital. WDld, received
only fow drops OF Ia" ciln- witor on ms face. lo
was lighting
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
THE MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. March 2l-r. y

rUNDAl ndE'u : - W.
Last week the United staes Treasury added to It's net
available balance only The small sum OF F2j39oS. Bat
is gold reserve was Increased by the Of 81 9sGO33.
up by receipt OF s4slGO90 gold receipts less
loss of - s3O.O57 metal. Tho legs-ender balance
reduced s632 9s7 by loss OF Sl2s2S57 notes l'ss
a reduction Of $GJO.O00 in the amount OF outstanding
certificate, OF deposit. National bank notes were re-
duced Sl954 ,9js, principally by reduction o! "the
notes in process of redemption" from S6,l76'963 TO
S46l44O5. The silver balance increased S5j4,313
by OF 81 o22 573 metal ess increased issue of
SIGS,2 certificates.
suDioned the resultsot saturday, statement as
compared with those OF the statement OF March IL:
God coin and bun,
les ........... s464G9t9s sislj55}l Inc. *loSGO33
t.fcaie. -. 2s,5ssjls 37ajl5l Dec G}29s7
Nat bank t72c oS7 4,sjj,l2J Dec. l95i 9js
5SSRE. .'....' - l2,lsiA36 1880 493 Inc 246o57
siyer dollars and
I.8cates ..... s673l.ss2 s7,2ss255 Inc. 55I373
Totals $3.50 794 42I 1888 Inc slOsjl8
held To reim Nat
bknO,es. incldg
f@Sd fnS pc. .'n' es2GsOG2 G32la5se 554so
Netnval. Oaan.e sI7526550 sII77.o35i Inc. sl559s8
1Tac silver COM, 2s79aooo 2S7o7si5 Dec nl55
Total balance sIlG5Ij55J s:iG.5G&2J2 Inc. $2.2o43
Yesterdays weekly bank INT presented little o.
gold. the staen ent wa made mp on falling averages
ur tie cash total reserve held at the end or TIE
week PROBABLY au0at S2,OOp.OOO less than the
amount reported for the average OI tle week aud the
actual SURPLUS $4,000 less than appears the
result as tho averages. Tho further expansion or
7yG 800 IN loans probably the result of tho
cs,lng weeks movements Toe surplus reserve IL now
rcpur ed at , 500. which compares with CORE
spending dates Of preceding years ~ toiI0Ts; 1852
Si7,9I3.35O; 1891, S9.pTJI2p; l-~{. dehclt "f
Sj4jj.O7j; 19S2 a surpms Of 93l533DO; ISL.
SI3lu.3OO; l-SO. S-GpOJ); 1879 94.l2S,45O; 1878,
SlG.30S,j75.
III. fO.loHing compIres yesterdays statements with
those Of the tOlresDOullug dates 0. 1850 ana 1854
Mar - 1854 Mar. i, ls-j Mar %, 1855
Lame -.i-.,uJ S3ul III 400 ~3bt.6 j.3Ou
Snr,,a b7.t2AjUO luiG26 80 ri,lGflW
o., tender. .- -. 900 3l,-7O. 700 $50 900
I,.,,.,.. 3ig 200. 700 30 pa. 100 3Jl. .I3;, o.
iircuIat. ON .. It31uj,U lu $4,000 7,5lG.luO
lrc tiloNiny Lows the relation the total
serve and the ;otd deposit liabilities:
epc.I, .... .<r74253Oo sI0iG162JJ sstlGa1oo
Ir...l fcit,Is.... .-,Jgl.UOO 3ls7u'oO 5ilo".uo'
To,l reserve . raGoI4.3OO &Io640 200 $lI5.25-, loo
rag as'st Gcpd@..s n7A25I75 SS,,7i55O 9IS593oo
snrnlu. ... s7.j79.l25 S.5,a-3.jjO $IIu-,,lo
I,to of reserve $3.50 -
c.osu- Z1t4 So -'fJ
lastO.OAIng is SATURDAY - statement IN detail:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
TILE SLEA MER DONAr aROrNDEn.

The ste mohip DOnau, in going 10 sea yes
erlay morning, grounded Flynns Knoll, m the
Lower Bay. She was subsequently hauled OIL by tugs
aud anchored IL is not thOdgnt thdt sue was IJurcJ
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
/ SrnRr r.iIr4ERLrED ON TIlfE

III tIIIIUCIIHI AIVI NJ Nt1 VII IIIHV lV''NI''''I
aud eve, ,,y 49, -rGiG .. I.inlY tue cptir"rt'"I -
ahead .. o. o. nd Iu.t. Dut a. iL't MR. tm' '"'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
uyuOrIAL TtBLET UNVEILED

At tnc morning services of the Rose Hill
Methodist Episcopal Church in East Twcnty-seventh-
st. tablet to the memory Of the Rev Dr. Amos W.
Brown was unveiled Tbs R-v. DR.. Daniel Curry o.
ncatcd He spoke Of Dr Browns long services to the
church welt the between natural and
spiritual life eIemp!lhcd III ms life. Dr. T. d. Rams
dell behalf OF the quarterly conference presented
GIFT OF 100 friends OF Brown and Rich
Lcyery responded FOR the trustees.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Government aud other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the New York Stock
Exchange bought and sold on commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly balances subject TO draft at sight
HARVEY FISK X SONS,
IS Nassau-sL. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
~ AMERIcAN ECILDAR ON AMERIcAN SHIpS

W. w. Bates, Il Chicago shIpbuilder, has con-
trbuted to he Marine journal All interesting paper
American vessels, in which he argues that they
perOr to European craft lie says that one OF the
sr4ugest things IN American 20 tics is the natural in
fatuaton OF belief III American neTi0uty building
and navigating ships surely 1t must to the
men OF Europe that maritime people who will yolun-
tariy abSse their nag, OF parts have
DONE cherish sentiment of decent Aelfrcsp pect
lie quotes the speech 0f Senator from Kentucky
where American sed-gOius ship
built nor owned, and tho speaker
characterized British ships as hue iron sailing sIps
and st.gIndtlZci American ships M sordblr, old
wooden sailing craft This same Senator annually in-
trOIucrs his degrading bll for the protection OF British
irdn siAp.' Nh Bates presents a table showing Ia
what ports American Influence and American bus.nc
have lost saved. During two years ptst-at
of the principal Southern ports there has been net
crn ports gam Of 422 per cent The falling of
The south Las been Beaufort, Mobile and -aydnuah
and at the North at Bath. Boston. Ncw-York
and Philadelphia Boston and Ncw-iork los
httle the other ports largely. 1t /, shown
tDat foreign bottoms do three times much OF the for
egn trade al the North and eight times much OF the
the south American vessels Ii II argued that
future the American snip should become SOIth
cr she has 40 far manly bech Northern engine Of
wealth and Power that material or wood and iron
now the cheapest and most abundant In tue south
Therefore, Mr. Bates thinks the Southern states should
very largely build aud SAL their own ships. aud South
ern merchant, should not depend altogether upon for
eigu shipyards or foreign ueets.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22

The market for N ing STOCKS was quiet during tho
whole week and presented features OF interest Tho
sale. al the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
amounted only 1925 shares, against 02,s9l tor tho
prrcenimg week such fluctuations as there were ia
rc,s al no other foundation than local speculation.
A-LnALNA PRLGEN OF ElLLEONNA NIOGkM
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
Fndav. Saturday
STOCKS.
Friday SATURDAY.
FRIDAY SatnrnAN.

Ibo flowius table shows the tons aud percent gcs
slpn.d ny each Of the roads Et.g from Chca<o or
Jsr grain an provisions for the "ecH cuard ast SAT,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22

ct down - ouOODU lcss than ye.cTdays statement To
approximate the actual an .u.it u bank.
lac cx orts since January net Sl2,OOO.o3o; the
Treasury and the New York banks have lost only
T.2OOUOU.
Sow rorpare the bank statements OfJanutry and
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22


It, shows net Ut.,uro OF CNp.r., OF 81, -J1Go5.
which perhaps may be soueNItf r.ulr.' do
the I'VE u'uts ujurr ports; uut Che balance W.4i
nat h. ~ prIaly chan .cd. Now IS of no cons .casc
whether this gold bt 10 we been sent ava, o. not
It ls facts amt theories We have To cd "itH. IN
cvIu;l, siucr uulIy has lost some ri2uOJOGO gold
and " a. AS teen tue effect Iu= 10 lowing SHOWS IN
me-, pu holdings ia excess OF outstanding certificates By
SS Treasury and IN. euJ aud certificates hc.d Gy the
New-Nork banks AT the respective dates: