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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-14

Alta meeting OF Excelsior Lodge No. l
I.O.O.F., held Tuesday Pr. the follow
ing officers were installed by District
Deputy Grand Sire, NJ. D. Monssrrat /:
i. N. MeIlis. P. g.; A. K Weir, \. q. ;
George Johnson, V. g.; I. s South
wick, Secretary; J.J. Greene, Treasurer
c. kaiser, Warden; W. c. Parke, Con-
ductor; J. J. Locker, r. s. n. G.; K. \.
Webster, L. s. \. e.; II. R. Hitchcock ,
r. 5. 6; G. P Castle, L. s. s.; T; Nc
Intyre, 4. 5. V. e.; E. D. Crane, L. :.
V. e.: :. Savidge, Chaplain; E. Hing
lev, I.G.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-14

The Japanese steamship Yamashiro
Maru came into the harbor Thursday
morning. She was twelve days from
Yokohams and brought 1,070 japanese
immigrAnts, S69 men and POI women.
This Is the eleventh batch OF japanese TO
this country. They have been landed at
the Immigration depot The GamashirO
Maru departs for Yokohama on Monday
next at noon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-14

The Anglican Church Chronicle opens
ont well with the new year. In the
January number to hand there is an
abundance OF interesting local church
news and the foreign news is complete.
The Anglican calls upon members CT the
church 10 take more active part IN
mission work. In the educational de-
partment IS TO be found the address de-
livered by Gen. Marshall on Founders
Dav at the Kamehameha Schools.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-14

Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
COURT OALEYDARs FOR TO-DAY.

Suprcme Couit-(.rnera Term Recess.
Suprcms Court Special Tcun-Parts | and U.--Ad
Snprcnr court Iircut-Parts l, III and IV.-Ad
journrd for the term
supreme CouIt-Chanbets- Before Lawrence. J-Cour
obeus "a " a. ion calendar called at IL a.
supreme Court -Circut-Part H.-Adouncd unit
Monday, January u. 1890.
superior Couit-SpcciM Tcrm-Before Tfuax. J.-Cour
opcns 1T 10 n ~. Motions
superior count General Tcm-AdJoumcd until Monday
January q. 1890.
superior Cougt-Equty Tenn Adjourned Tor thc term
~up.rlnr CouTt-1fial Tcru-Pa l. IL and Ill-Ad
,ournod 70 the terU - .
81 'rrorltc', tourt-Ii,forc I;nnsom. $50. 51G-Con
tested win II Thomas j. Monroe. at 10 80 q. m. No
bjI Contested viii NJ Kcbacca SAMPSON at 10 80
Common Pleas Special Icrn-bdoio DaIS' J-Mo
tlonS. ,,..,
Common Plcas-GcneraI Term (Additionalj-Adiournet
on1,on Pleas General Tcrm.A adjourned for the term
Cannon ple1S-Equty Tcrm-Adloumcd sine die.
common Ilcas-TrIai IoTu-iarts ! and ll.-AdJourncd
Tor the term. =, 49,, - a..
oucn- Al 10 a. M Motlon,.
INV Court-fsoncra TcIm-AdJ0urned Tor thc term .
Cty Court--Tral TeTIn-Parts !, III, Ill aud iV-Ad
journed for the term.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Dcmestic Situatiou5 iUauteH
Males.

EyPERIENCED gcntlemen's nurse wan,s
IL situation city or country; best city
reference from -four leading doctors. Ad.
dress NJ. c. H., 102 West 37th-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

81 o 600, 900 each month, at reduced prices The
purchases for December amounted to about
$4,000, 600, but the sales for that month were
stimulated by Department notice that it in
tended gradually to reduce the Government de-
posits in National banks to the requirements Of
its own service, and entirely 10 withdraw de
posits from banks called inactive that is. that
were of no service TO the Government in the col
lectlng OF It's revenue ana the disbursement
thereof. During the latter part of the month
the sales to the Treasury were very small. for
the reason probably that the saving of few
days interest would not compensate the holders
for their losses in taxes if they failed to hold the
bonds January l.
While the greater activity in general business
furnished sufficient reasons why money should
not continue to he a drug at per cent, there
all the time has been n sufficient amount to meet
all requirements, either for legitimate or spccu-
lative purposes. The fancy rates which have
prevailed at the Stock Exchange were purely
results Of settlement, which had sudiouSly
been encouraged by both spectators at the Stock
Exchange and a certain class of mOney-lcndcrs.
The unwarranted scare about money during the
autumn Of 1880 is none the less one of the
phenomena Of the year because it was un-
warranted
The unusually large export Of gold, rs shown
by the commercial statistics printed above was
III part due TO the enormous amount of money
expended by American visitors to the Worlds
Fair at Paris. That the country. rs well aS tho
individuals, could afford such an expenditure is
strong evidence Of the soundncss of the Amcr-
can financial situation. The United States is
fast approaching. if it has not already passed
the apllty OF Great Britain 10 eNpcnd enormous
sums upon its tourists IN foreign countries.
Further evidence of the general Improvement
is furnished by the interest and dividend dis
hursemcnts due in the month of January The
Daily Stockholders compilation hf intcrcSI.
payments in this month gives So 900 in
crease i'll interest payments by railroads and
cognate corporations over the payments of Jan
uary. lSSs being an increase in the amount of
bonds paying interest of H17G.s s93. 100. Tic
dividends PAYABLE during the month show an
increase Of S645,054, and an increase in tuc
amount of stocks paying dividends of Sol
33 ,467.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
CHANGES IT THE NAVY TARD-
NEW YRS SURPRISES FOR SEVERAL OF THr

NFw Yrs SURPRISES FOR SEVERAL OF THi
OFFICERS
The first surprise Of the year al the Navy farl
was the order detailing Commander Edgar {. Nerri
man from the head Of the Navigation Depart mcnt IN
the ward and ordering him 20 the command of tlc
receiving ship 49, Louis AT the League Island station
Commander Ncrrlman ht, been at the New York Navy
Yard A few month, ouly but equipment officer
AZ the Boston Nayy Yard FOR more than two Nenr>.
II wa, expected that hc wond be sent to sea after the
expiration Of his -horc duty. which would have cX
tended over three years by February. Int he f.
only about FIVE the top Of the list Of his grad"
and very naturally expect, 10 be promoted 10 captain
de Of another year. when he VIII be- entitled TO the
command Of D larger ship than he would have with the
rank OF commander lls new duty j. one that j,
much Sought after. and Admiral Branc will lose the
.cri,c, Of one who was the executive officer Of his
shin .Iuuaita which he commanded In the Polau,
search expedition IN the Arctic IN 1873.
Another new year urprisc 20 navy officers was the
order Of Commander Henry G. Taylor to the command
of the third vessel, tho Alliance now being
fitted ont at the Norfolk Navy Yard. Commander
Tay or has been leave of -onc'" ,nce January
l-s- during which time he has been the Ncw-N 0rlt
manager of the Ollcc uf the Nicaragua Canal Con
-fruction COMPANY. He for several year, the
Naval aid attached 10 the Mayors office In ;hl~ city
Assistant Naval Constructor samuel W. ArmiStcad
has been detached from the Navy Yard and ordered
10 the south Boston Iron Works IN connection with
the work on The turrr, for the monitor Terror ana
other Government works. lie Originally cadet
engineer but showed preference for naval cOrstrn'
tion and wa appointed In that corps on July ],
1851 after having served TWO years at sea.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ARRAGyIyG TIE CITY GOVERNMENT.

meeting Of workinod5n held at the Harrison House
in Eoo-cvelt-,t. yesterday addressed by L.
McCabc who made attack the present city govern
mcnt which dcc,rcdas conducted wholly In opposition
10 the interests Of the people at large but especially In
dcropatlon aboring part Of tho population. lie said
that the only hope for the pundcrcd citizens Of NcwNorA
was Republican Iegature lie urged appeal To
the av-makng power for charter for the city and
aid giat the Governor would veto IL at his peril Mr..
M.Cabc. .cmtLmcnla met VIII cordial Icsponscs
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

The Hartford Fire Insurance Company shows
in it's annual statement capital stock of Sl.2jo-
600: reserve for Reinsurance. -t.l"',S2o reserve
f,r ali unsettled claims. S.3g.oij; and net sur
plus. S2.1'Go.-.
The Equitoblc Life Assurance Society issues n
preliminary statement showing IN round hguTes
ihr Chief items of IFS forthcoming annual report &:
. siOS OOo oO0
............ ~. 300 600
'.l ......... 80 900 600
81, a-.uranrc written Boo !o'1 ttn
D4t-taudlne o-1'VvV VVV
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

Il ARMER.-By a single man on a farm
L is a good ploughman can handle oxen
or horses. Address b.. Box 1, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
a BIG VOLUME OF EXCHANGE.

Wednesday, Jan. Up. M
Measured by statistics, the year 1889 has been
Que of unusual activity and prosperity Tor the
people Of this country The exchanges at the
New-York Clearing House amounted to $So'
s951Oi,0O5, an increase on the year lssS of
over $4,000, 900. 600, and an increase on 1Ss7 of
S2,4OO. .OO0. 900. The exchanges other than at
New-York are not yet made up for the end of
the wear but they will show an increase pro-
portionate to that shown by this city. The fol
lowing compares the exchanges of the New
York Clearing House for three years;
.aa ,Ii s5e oos ss1 52i ss5 sos io4 oo5
THE CITYS FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The foreign commerce of this port during last
wear was unprecedcntcdly large, having in the
aggregate movement of acknowledgements and
imports-aggregated SS41 ,506,4l2, an increase on
hat of 1855 OF over Sol,00OOO0, on that
of 1887 of over 65000,00O, and Oh that OF
1856 over Ss7,OOO,O0O The excess of mershan-
disc imports last year was S2O,OOO:OOO less than
$4,000 900 greater than in 1856 The excess
If gold and silver exports last wear was So
600 600 greater than in 1888, against an excess
II imports of S21 ,412,039 In 1887, and an excess
of exports Of Ss,7l3,056 in 1886. The re-
suit of the total mOvements-merchandlse specie
and bullon-was a debit against the port of
SGO.543,10s, which is $1,000 600 less than the
debit for 1855 Sl1O 900, 900 less than in SS7,
and SlO,00O,000 less than in 1886. The sub
joined table compares the items for three years
MERCHANDISE.
Years ended Dec. 81 1887. 1883. 1889.
Imports goods 121 S57 Sl253lS 9o7 S3 16O l63
Imports gcnI 90 335 255 532 1868 f66,7l4
Total iA 904 100 S460 574 439 s497 e6 S77
Exports Of mdse.-. 3 i2sl72 299 SOS 12i 3i3S'953o
Total merchandise 49,. 80
movement s77e 122 2s1 $780, 44S l69 ssi1 5o6,412
Excess Of imports 153 $50 93 s163 706 rs s4374732
GOLD AND SILVER.
Imports. siO9779?6 s79S5 8s9 s. $3.50 gs SgS
Exports 19,205,057 8,22S76O V99i091o
Total movements. $50 1853 s64.219l39 s7s14s,2H
Excess OF exports ....... s3s 22s 961 $50 543 eos
Excess imports. sci Az, ,039
NET BALANCES.
Excess OF imnorts 016 354 500 500 09s
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
s1IpIs .-...-.-.. 45'JJJI00 7O'-5I'o1U 9-,V-IO'0 D
IN THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET.

Until after July the local money market ruled
extremely easy, Notwithstanding that the Gov
eminent was absorbing more cash than IL paid
out Until the end Of August, the sales Of Gov
crumrnt bonds 10 the Treasury averaged about
s. 900. 600 per month. With the improved
condition in trade, and bOuntlful crops, the de
mand for money increased, and IL was IN August
thai tLc first indication Of strlngency, aldcd by
u,aninulatlon. was developed There were two
interests which worked together 10 create hgh
rates for money, although their Objects were en-
tircly different Stock spectators iayoicu hgncr
rates for money for the purpose OF ucP,oSains ns
stock values The holders Of some Sl3, ,OoV,VVo
or 500 600 900 Of Government bonds sougno 10
create a public demand that the Treasury shouo
come 10 fbc relief Of the money market, ny NV
purchase of their bonds at their Valuation IN IN
stead of at the valuation of the Secretary oI ,nc
Treasury and Of the public. The rcpfcschiIdtI@ro @
Of the syndicate issued a circular, whCn no
distributed throughout the country, III Whlcn ~ ~
was explained that the Government could a'oLu I
TO paw 30 for the per cents, together WIN n .ie
assertion that no important amount OF pohus us
could be purchased 40 current hgurcS, anu o'ao
the Secrctary's obstinacy was WORKING rum ~
tie whole mercantile interests OF me c"uh,iSi
Tie Secretary, however, renamed 3D"uia,e' unr "m
n the latter part Of August 6D,nlaeu rns and in
September. October aud SoFp9er oyer
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
furi,,sbc0 Rooms.

AZ ATTRACTIVE parllF and 81
n. floor. nsar University club breakfast
u desired -.ito,. single room, and onices
board Optional part..- desiring transient
ui permanent accommodations obtain relia.
i.r Information fr., 49, NIEIrT DIRLC.
TORY ESTABLISHED 1850.
D.. 4. DALEY. - West 3'th y.
4 NICELY furnished sunny rooms. com
n. uYuicnt.ng ur separately 81 noor.
itH Wet 4"fh--'.
L. LEsANLLy -TTENINHEp ROOM.
u .4- Well sf-,t.. near broadway. with
.u two minutes ~ ntr lines ~ r1f-.
I,QrAKE. FURNISHED. sunny ihhd-
l eoor room. references. 81 Madi-on-aNc.
TH.ST.. 3l0 FAST Front sunny par
ID lor well furnished piano, suitable for
ONE or two gcut.'mnn, tiu- H"i'ratr.
10 MADTSON.AVE.. between 32d and
30 33d SITS Rooms FOR gentlemen
ft.t-elae. in every particular.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

Total movements. 5oss2l5a s64.2l9lae s7s.l4s2t.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

II SEFUL.MAN. BY French butler; does
" not speak English any kind Of work
In private family. Cali or address 7. b.,
942 WaSs 9hfh.sf
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Rrnl Geinte l0nnico.

4 FARM WANTED. dry soil. within one
"A hour oi city, must be within hall mile
u a railway station, VIII give o. "Nchnugr
AZ Conoy Island. adj dining Grand boulevard,
Hinutcs' walk flpm railway station price
$40 900 no lncumhfanr". X. l.. WOLCOIT.
owner. 20 Centr'-st., Nr"-Nork.
For other real estate ads. sec 3th page
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
flats Go Get, FURNISHED

1o0wTST s7TH-ST.. cor 9th.avc.-Elc-
IOO Esntly furnished fat; eight rooms .
fourth floor, uo elevator VII ho lot 20
small family. luqu.r" - bali boy.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

w AITER.-French, in a private family (;
w lately arrived from Europe we'll.
recommended. Address D. A., 162 West
32d.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
t1)ork t1anteo,
MaleA

srL, MPLOYES ;" FREE TO EMPLOY.
Il ERS-All classes Of reliable male
help carefully selected and sent upon re.
expense (city or country mercantile no.
tel, factory and farm help a specially
MERCANTILE AGENCY. 33l-333 Full
ton-st., entrance, 306 Washington-st.. Brook.
lyD. 3 minutes from Bridge. Established
1879,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

STFNOGRAPHEH and TYPE
n WRITER; youth not a requisite. Ad-
dress. stating cNpor cnce and salary mod
crltrl. LAMNLE, E0\ .. Tribune Onlce.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

ASHING.-By a respectable woman
w 90 out by the day or take Washing
home nrst-ciass laundress. Address N. b'A
473 3d.aye.. top door. back.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
iUnrk nnnieo

Males.
WM. l.. IIARTUNG,
"A. Expert Accountant and Auditor
Barnes building. Room 40 81 PARK Row.
4 GIVE, strong. intelligent man. rapid
n and accurate pcnman and handy In
using tools. desires position n clerk, porter
Jluit0r or watchnan \ references. Ad-
dress w. y. ROBERTSON. III Goerck-st.
4 SITUATION wanted by a boy OF l6 IN
~ an Office or commission house has good
references. Address \. NJ. B.. Tribune Up
town once, ,23s Broadway.
A YOUNG MAN 1s) of good address
~ would Ike good position. c. A.
SrllFfLEH. lG2 Roid-oNc., Brooklyn
A MANAGER of agents. years In pres
N cnt position, desires a change real
cstat" owner; ngc - years VIII consider
or would travel. MANAGER. +. o. Bon
22. Scranton. Penn.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RI
CEINED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. ,23s Broad"ay, corner Thirty 'hrst'Nt.,
urtll q y. M. $50 Broadway, between
Twenty and 1venty-thifd st..
DElGuT. intelligent boy ~ 10. Just left
I'D school desire, a good position. Ad-
dress d., 40 Church-st., Jersey city Heights,
y.
DoY. 10. wants situation where there Is
ID q chance for Advancement; references.
H., Tribune once
COLLECTOR-An experienced collector
y wants sitqa'on & or Would rotS5eS. SeS.PI and any
bond. r.. IT.. li5 West l-1th-st.
HIVIL ENGINEER NG.-By expert
u encod assistant a. lcycllcr or transit
man. tall. strong and not afraid OF an axe.
Address c. f. HUBBARD, L. o. GoN IDS.
~ RIVER Position wanted a. driver with
~ some uptown hnus" good reference
Address +. DREHFR. 3i0 East S3d-st.
EMPLOYMENT wanted by a young man
IL having general business experience;
storage warehouse preferred best refer
ences wages moderate. Address B., 4l4
West 16th-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE YEARS MONEY MARKET.
TWELVE PROSPEROUS MONTHS.

GOOD SECURITIES NEVER, PERHAPS, IN
GREATER DEMAND-BUSINESS AT THE
STOCK EXCHANGE CEASING TO BE
THE MEASURE OF VALUES
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
flats Go Get, .lnturnishco D.

flats Go Get, .lnturnisheo.
I'LATS TO LET ~ THE
L GORDON.
20 hist 9th ave. newly decorated: steam
heat and oil modern improvements rent
from as 90 $50 PER month rooms ami
bah. Inquire of The owner on premises
DDON- o. 'un Cambridge curae"i hut no'
a. e.. eur.ri ciI boz hal tcml 14at.iy. until
occupied lf 'hn owner
HrJ'Hr HTBY." THE DIAMOND" and
TIL SAPPHIRE -tI 2f3 and
@f5 East -ffh.-f Choice apartments now 20
Dc uufItr .-f.i 100 those now house. t1 rr-
-ufct1Nl.. families good rsu1gnuo ?. rcut-
very mod .tt.: % rooms and h1'h only go
% f21. tIIl ud examine. Alrat~ open.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
BOARD dn0 Rooms.


II RAMERCY PARK. NORTH
u known a. lHs-f39 Fast .ist.stD
DcilghtfLl lOcdtioI. u. gilt rooms board
and attendance uucNc"l4ct $50 y, tilegcs ot
private PARK.
NJADISON-AVE. ~. Large single
vi room, superior table, reasonable
Iai'- references.
HANDSOME parlor roor. with lath
/ pryat" table and attendance. rfer-
,u.'-. las N1dI-on.aNc.
oIDIf.MIt.l PAKk.-I, rent. par.or
oI fjlr. with or without board. single
looms.
oI,r.ST.. e6 wE~T. Excellent accom-.
- modations for thrtc or four day board
'l- oNt'ao'dtnaiy good .oos lnf anl = rNl,,
room and kitchch every thins ne" ana
rlDlu throughout
81 WISr jl~T.Nr.--ln small family.
> second noor. hand. lm'iy furnished >
cu suit or separately Win board trr-
cnccs.
OiWEST WASHINGToN SQUARE
Oi Large desirable square rooms facing
park. with board, near Broadway central
location.
.. THsT.. s32 wEsT-Noat pleasant
Sd heated rooms all convcnirnccs good
board 80 table. ~.
DOTH ST. 987 WEST Newly furnished
30 large and small rooms; board option
al f.w boardrrs terms reasonable.
pn WEST "6rH-ST. Millrr'- Hotel
81 Two ~lu.l' Tuoni, with hrot-claSs
beard at reasonable rates
80 MABISON-NNE.- with board Sec
~ ond floor suite third front room
fourth square room. with gratr fire.
49, MADISON.NVE.-I Large handsom,
I'D room. with alcoNc; hrst-cla,7
board. reference.
Brooklyn.
DOARD Handsomely furnished second.
ID story front room hall room adjoining II
desired all modern Improvements superior
table best n references given. 321 Clin-
ton ST.. lirooglyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

We give below a comparison for five years of
the exports and imports of the whole country
the figures for December being necessarily cStl-
mated from the known movements at this port.
The merchandise exports Tor 1889 ore set down
at S129.0OO0o0 greater than III isss, 81 o2,-
100000 greater than in 1857, SlO',OOo,Ooo
greater than in lss6 and Sl42. 100000 greater
than in 1ssj. The merchandise imports IN the
last wear only S55,0O0,O00 greater than IN
1855 S72.OOOOOO greater than in 1857.
Sl17. 100000 greater than IN 1ss6, ana
Sl93.O00.O0O greater than in 1885. The move
ments of gold and silver are divided ana sui
fciently explained in the tables. The probable
net result of the years total movement of mer-
ohandise and specie is credit balance TO the
country of Sl02000,000, against credit OF
S3741. 900 for 1855 debit Of Sl239j,O 900 for
1887. a credit of S50.5s1 900 for $50. and
credit of $40 .66l 600 for 1885. In the sub
Joined tables the figures are expressed in thousands
1000 being omitted
EXPORTS.
s5ss s fS9 M lfs o sdi Eos 600
saa si25r @ ... 5ii 5545i 55;5 ;5 s7d6ii si53 s5cc}
Total ~ s782 9i7 s7sI.7i3 1852 os9 $50 sss s9io 900
IMPORTS.
Merchandise s5s Sos s6e$429 s7osS s725 $50 oo9
sSi@ s&3es -: @ 1913 issss5 i723' 1918 1857 $500
Total . S629 2S6 s72l go s7Gi4sl e752 COZ 100000
Exports ~: slOaee1 s59.7sl so.7n 100000
imports W ...... ....... sl29e5 ........ ........
DESPITE the large exports Of gold during the
last two years, which exceeded the imports about
S6l 900 900, there was large addition mace
to the legal money in general circulation III each
of the two years. During last year the cash
In the Treasury was reduced S4O,0OO,OOO; adding
TO that S34 10000 for the years coinage Of
standard dollars. and 10 that gold product of
about S30,ooO,O00, less 100000 consumed by
the arts gives an increase 70 the general circula
tion Of Sg2 ,00O. 900. From that is TO be de
duc,ed 81 900 900 for the net exports of gold,
leaving the expansion for the year OF legal
money in circulation at Sjl 100000. Against
this. however. there is decrease IN the clrcula-
tiOn Of National bank notes Of about S31 100000;
but bank notes not le-al money, nor a basis
when held for the expansion Of bank loans.
Compared with December 81, 1857, the cash
now in the Treasury is 500. 900 less; adding
10 that S6s 100000 for the two years 81 yer
coinage and 900 gold product gone into
money. gives Sl70,O00,000 as the two years
addition 10 legal money in general circulation.
Dcducting from that the net gold exports for
tie two years. leaves the expansion at SlOg ,OOO
900. The National bank circulation in the two
years has been contracted about S72,00O,O0O.
The United States funded debt, which on
December 81. 1851. stood at $l,ol1. .76l,542, and
on December 81, 1858, at S91l ,O4l ,6j2,
now is about Ss29, 100000. a reduction in the
two years Of nearly S212, ,0Oo, 900. The following
compares the cash balances in the Treasury vaults
~ this date for three years
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
brooklyn Real Estate.
Gonnirn Real estate for Sale

At CRAWFORD. 45 minutes from New.
~ York. on Central Y. y Of y. j.. dcsir-
able French roof house Tor sale { rooms.
barn and fruit, 20: 1O0X200; good situation,
near station. Apply to WM d BIGELOW,
CraniOri Union CO.. n. j. or CHAS. LEO
ABRY. IL Maiden Lane. N. T.
4 GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR Hand.
~ some residences and btliing sites for
sale houses to let furnished or unfur.
nishei. TUBES Z TAYLOR. 8 Beekman.st
II ARMS. Large. small for sale, 5000
j N $50 OUO yaluabl" frult farm. with
5000 pears. 600 peach trees, all at great
blf2nins some 10 exchange. j. w.
FIELDER. - Lib"rtv--t.
l. OR SALE.-A farm OF 3ss acres. 20
j close an estate. situated ncas MIL
trook. Du'ches- county Iiicc, $4,000
For further particular, adde's SAMUEL
TITUS. Pine Plains. Dutchr-- Co.. y. y.
.DoO ACEES.-Frmt farm for sale. cX.
%cV change. near Washington. p. g.;
u 600 pears. 1000 peach trees. other
nuit-, so acre, Of wheat. good land and
buildings: well watof.d free and cl"at
grand opportunity, VIII exchange in part.
j. ". FIELDER. 81 Lihcrty-~t.