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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
4 RLOV TO TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA.

san Francisco cal. July g." The Journal % Com
rnercer has an editorial this morning, calling attention
the fact that the colonies Of New South Wslcs and
New Zealand intend in November to discontinue the
subsidy which they have paid for the last twenty
years TO maintain the regular line Of mail steamers
between san Francisco and the Colonies. the paper
states that this action the part OF the Colonies
is due the failure Of the United states Government
TO pay at least Onc-half the cost Of maut2ning The
present mail and passenger service. Tho paper ai~o
points ont that the amount of mai matter cons from
this port to the Colonies is nearly fifteen times as
great as that coming this way and that in 15s1. the
exports Of merchandise from America - The Colonies
amounted TO s. 25G 00), while the in pos from lo o.
ones amounted to only IL G2 600 showing TIE balance
Of trade in favor of America. The journal Of Com
rncrce" declares that. in view OF tAe present crcum
stances the end of the steam communication between
America and the British Colonies in the south Pacific
near and deems it Imperative that CongrS, should
devote early and prompt attention 10 the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
IN FATOR or RECIPROCITY.
II. A. P. CARTER GIVES SOME INTERESTING
EXAMPLES OF ITS BENEFITS.

EXAMPLES OF ITS BENEFITS.
II. A. T. Carter. the United states Minister from
Hawaii 10 this country, Is an earnest supporter Of INC
reciprocity views OF Secretary Blaine. 1T j a
peculiar thing he said to a Tribune reporter Just
before he sailed for Europe with his family, That
every Secretary of state has eventually come to be-
love in reciprocity. When Mr. Bayad went mo
President Clcvelands Cabinet h. was strongly OPP
posed to IT, but before he went out Of Office be came
around and agreed with his predecessor In mes
sage to the senate on this question, secretary Ere
linghuyscn pointed out the many advantages when
woud accrue the manufacturing industries Of Tie
United states through reciprocity. Hawaii was given
then As an example. Before the treaty was made
the Hawailans were buying about - worth Of Amer
lean goods a person annually. Now that has been
increased to so per capita annually When such a
treaty first agtatci. the opponents Of the scheme
hcd that the Hawaans would not use american goods
because they had use for them. Now, however,
wearing American clothing, boots and shoes
and eating American foods.
81 wa, Mini ter to Great Britain at the time when
the treaty was being discussed. The Bnti,hers OPP
posed It on the ground that it would reduce the trade
Iot%ecn Great Britain and the islands told them
then that such would not be the result. The result
a. l predicted, and had the happiness Of telling
them that when | went 10 ENGLAND aftcr~aId.
There +, littlc doubt that Francisco has been
benefited to the extent Of at least Si5,0OoOO) annu
ally by the treaty, in agents commissions, etc.
Again, in place Of the deSuliOy communications be-
tween the island. and the Pacific COa, which existed
ucviou, tho making Of the treaty, regular line IF
steamers ply between them and san Francisco besides
"a Gc.t Of sailing vessels which rdn between the two
nations. The adm.itancc, duty Tree, Of Hawaiian
sugar has not injured the industry in th, country in
a particle. Tnc consumption here - many thousand
barrel, greater annually than Hawaii can produce
The possibilities oi American trade and commerce
with the southern countries under proper reciprocity
trate, are almost beyond appreciation Your satistI
clau, estimate that your annual production is
sLsOOOOOOO greater than vOur consumption. Sup
pn.- the 4OOOO.O0O people south OF you each bought
uaiv - worth Of American goods annually. il would
Zee worth 5000 100000 to You each year, and If they
Increased that To- 80 $50 $50 each, Just what
an enormous yearly cuisines, it would make
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. July 0.-First Lieutenant Herbert :
Foster Goth Infantry. has been ordered 10 duty a.
instructor Of military science and tactic, at the Uni
vcrsty Of Vermont at burlington. lie VIII relieve
First Lieutenant Albert =. CumHins. 4th Artillery.
second Lieutenant George Mex. Williamson Cth CIV
airy has been ordered to join his troop at Fort Win
gate Y. NJ. =.
Commander c. ". Chester has been detached as A
member If the Board Of Organization and ordered t.
dntv in the Bureau Of Navigation: Ensign 4. A. Acke.
man. from the Navy Yard. Washington, and ordered
10 duty on N" Philadelphia.
The schoOlship Portsmouth sailed from Newport to
day for "A cruise in European water.
The Essex sailed from Portland, Me, 10 day for
New Work to receive the body of the inventor Ericsson
and transport it 10 sweden.
He Did Enough" Doctor Dcepscarch is a wonder
full man. :, -. .,.... .,.,,,-
lie Ia, discovered over nifty new dlscdsc,'
"Can he them all
on. no. indeed lie leaves that for some one else
10 do - Lawrence American
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Temperance of North America began a three days
session here today The morning and afternoon
sessions private and devoted to the work Of
the order which consisted mostly Of The reading IL
reports The grand worthy patriarch the Re-. \. g..
Nananken, Of New Jersey presided at the public meet
ing held in the auditorium. Addresses delivered
by the Rev. Dr. Stokes. Mr.. Nananlcn, H. T. Ransom,
the Rev. Il. a. Temple, of Everett, Mass. IN, Rev.
y. i. DeImson and l.. II. Capp Miss Nellie >tcirnS
sang u solo, Ny own Columbia Tomorrow night
the principal address Will be delivered by Professor
George T.. Foster. Minister of Finance Of the Dominion
The order has administered the pledge Of total aoti
ucncc and brotherhood to 10000 new members.
Liberty appears new star of the order The
Mutual Relief Society has teen IN existence eleven
years. Four hundred applicants were admitted last
year and $43 900 received and d-bur, d.
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TRADE S S s MARK.
a Household Tavorite

young girl here had suffering for II years with
blood until she had lost the use Of her limbs ana
was subject TO many troubles incident to the disease Inc
physicians declared her ncuIabe and predicted hss
her life would come speedy end. After taking . s. D.
she recuperad fast that 1t plain that she had oo
tanned new lease life. and she continued 70
grow better until her permanent cure IS assured Many
other patients in our hospitals have obened signal beneh
from S. S. S. and it has become quite iayorte In our
house. THE ST. Jo9EfH hO9rAA-NH'
Highland, III.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free'
SWIFT Specific CO., Atlanta, Ca
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,,ocE LIGHT oN THAT "CANTELH' QUESTION
TERRIFIC WIND STORM

MORE LIGHT ON THAT "CANIflH COi9AiON
4 TERRIFIC WIND STORM
s,otc canp. p.eksE.n. v y. July cpeciab.-The
- ,he circumstance, connected with tac establish
90, of DuuDlw', c,necn' are invesufat'd ue
No., complicated matters become. me Tribune
correspondent threw -omc additional hIht o" INC a"o
,er, today Iy an interview Win inc E4'is0 N,"
Missioner, Of Cortlauit Township VINO EI'n'0t
nnnnb,'s license. These commissioners are h0ucr'
Joins. president: William Moniro'' ana Jon" n'IIS.
~ hc nrst place Dunphy did not get The Incense
g. ti. ,, NAM. but in thc name OF George lluV'hH-
-, Al. l.,rkc.p.r. Mr. Johns declared that "heh
re ,p,lcat,o, for the license was made the PueSuoi
came up Of whether or not the STATE om'c'S "oTi1
sanction ,,h an institution a. was PioposVu' "'I
r,,.d Wa. informed that General for'er NM" VI NV
$50. .,, ,t,t be favored il. william Montrosa inc
otb.r Pc,tskiH member Of the Board sdiu ''"' no
uude.. TODD when the application for inc Hcens' "'S
r,,lo ti,f eff was al right and mat p"AP'
y..,,it moi lie uo.c-,ed by the state Officers il '"o
l.c..o va. -,-u-,l.7 General Porter IS not ~ camp
g. d,v iu, le la, already denied that he hia any
know. 90 w .atctcr of thc cettoi'-'mc1V "a u''
teen uu.I r- ARRIVAL here on saturday Inc "'n'
INN. about which there arp ar- - be 10 d'up' y
the ia. that IaupAy b, NcI e.'a"n'Heu ~ d"
,.eda.ly lucrative business. and mat IN al prooa-
tl..v me- viii olrtru. doing business at ms can
teen durug tlc present season at least
t.er,.c wind ,..n struck The camp ~ ABOUT
! o,.o.. tu> mo.ul. and the occupants thoNSH'
for q time tat eoae Of the Tent at least Wo"l0 DO
tom f.om their ia.tcu =, and carried over the ui"
into the hudson River. 80 the time the storm '"'lo
nm d.. mon wee aH out in tle company streets
tr,Iu- to Lei breath Of fire. ain. 1t is not ol'h
Hat the camp g. uupou.oftaby warm at night. INC
cNce-.vr heat uf Yesterday. however, seemed 70 hd'o
heated the place -o thoroughly that when the sun
wont d01u tie u-u.l ,OolDr-, did not follow. Inc
tent dap, were an opcn and when the wind storm
.t~ucl tho place Ole. loose the several nun
tue rambling az artillery hrng 40 the distance. \
hank of carr, clouds o.eCuifd the sNN, shutting ont
the urbt from te stars. and the flashes
of lightning PLAYING about the tops 81
me surrounding mountains made the scene hoth
vlld and -r.iad. Every man 80 the camp was a"ai.-
e,cd wien thc storm -truoh aud SOME ieal was cN-
pressed FOR the safety Of Troop AN horses. which were
ii.lef.d alort % quarter # mile below The men 3
auaricr.. When there was little lusl IN the storm
Some Of the men went down and found That the annaS
lad Weatucrtd the storm. The members of The troop
are gaining strength and vitality each day they re
main IN camp, and they - az Their work WIN Vim
and dash which a~toui~h tn spectators Private H.
g. Butler. who fell from Bis horse because The saddle
sirth Slipped. has entirely recovered from the bruises
Dc received.
Governor Hi IS expected on Friday.
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JTINDANI t. au invalid gentleman
"A tn0ro.gl. coOd nur.e and ma~saur, best
personal c.ty references. D. liJ East
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day, and were suspended for thirty days each' lhe
plan was a simple one. Eight bottles were placed
in row in the window Of a liquor store across me
street. Each bottle represented the Is cent huc'u
tons Of the market. When the price Of wheat went
from cents to 80 - cents, for instance, one OF the
bottles would disappear; when II went 10 ~ "a
cents another would be missing. The quotations were
si-ualei from the lLtS 20 man at tie west "ihloNs
OF the Board who sigaIlet them 10 the boy IN 'htree
of the bottles across the street telegraph operator
VINO ,at in OF the bottles sent the quotation, out by
wlre G. \. Orris and IL. ). sheldon were the BoaId
Of Trade members whom the directors disciplined.
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OFFICERS or THE SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

Troy, " Y. July 0-The state Grand Lodge OF
sons Of St George is in session in this city, and the
following officers have been elected Thomas stone
Of Buffalo, worthy grand president William W. WILL
Jams. of Rochester, worthy grand Nlcepre'ldcnt'
A. Bradbury, Of Utica, worthy grand secFetary'
". H. Poole. OF Y0nheIs grand messenger, j. A.
Rothwell OF Brooklyn. grand inside seatlnel' Thomas
Robertson. of Rome. grand outside sentinel. grand
trustees, Fred HOylc, II Brooklyn, and Thomas
Clayton, OF buffalo.
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iUork QjGrtc0

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OIL MARKETS.

on CITY Penn. Juiy 9.Nationa Transit, certificates
opened al SJa-c: highest S9'sc lowest SSH closed,
- sc sales 600 bbls charters, 81, 800 Dbls; ship
mont- lO5 766 bbl, runs, -. 09S bbla.
pttsburg. JULY 9-PctrOeum dun and heavy. National
cericatc, opened AZ o0'sc; closed, ooc highest,
- .-c. lowest.
Bradford POM. July 9-NauO1al TraDsit certih Gates
opened S93-c D. ghost. S3Sc loves, o9ieci closed,
81 l-c. Cleardnces. Us 900 Lbl-.
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moderate CROP and the growers there VII realize hand
some profits. The California peaches already
being bought up by Spectators.
Tic scarcity Of pelrhe, viii greatly diminish tho ont
81 If canned fruit and prices will be p0ndiuCy
l.n. The failure Of the fruit crop is not confined TO
peaches but apples. pears, plum, grapes and che res
are all short and scarce. that general dcrth IS III
eytable.
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Domcstlc Sltudtl1ns UanieC
Males

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+ ., r~olai c.ty r,ferencc.. FRI D. li9 Las,
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flats Go Get, Hnturnishro.

- >
ELATS to LET IN TIE
L GORDON,
s9th-st.. 9th-ave. newly decorated steam
heat and al modern improvtments rent
from $35 70 $50 per month; rooms ana
bath. Inquire q, the owner en- premises.
,T,IIE BROADWAY. 1875 Broadway
one suite OF large rooms newly
decorated two bathrooms extensive clo'ct
acconmcdauons suite may be divided.
WIN. L. FISH. Manager.
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yNIE%I~HiD EOO.l o. ict- Ncrs reason
L able q. R.4fl.rea o.ly @l' B.. l'tt--t.
AEGT HANDSOMELY PUNISHED
Il slO-.,. H.'L COZ without board Wv
moderate terms, summer tran .l'ntr. -
" .-. -C'A--t.
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Orcss making.

A NDREE & EUGENIf, Iall-. or.s--
n makers; latest ana pl tt ~ .', ,
ladies' materials tiN'u or iLfl+r- q .t-.
c,a>, work guaranteed, moo rat. prices
1Ol West +Stn-st.
RFSSNAKf G.-Br tl. C1y. unt D.
~ stands lals- and cal'r.n. DRY IS.
cut and At, ,lG ,. r.."fn' nd
3ith-.t.
NIME. MAURICE. r-Iah.r ptl,a'" cI'.--
WI maker ci"Canrc in 1ttnr, &c.,. "rh
known. 294 otn-1yc.. oppo.t. Altman .+.
NJ BUTTON, from London. d,.--. l.r.-
W.. English and Frrrcu f' tailor
cut suits on short notice. p'.f go af 1909
West i9th-st. rinC bOl Times.
lIAI>ON DE- C1Nr.AN. f.-u Nil-
VI rTTE MICHEL 20 W E'0-.'..
importer all stvlr, summer dr.--.-: I.i'-'
Haterial taken orders d. .l'r'ri .u I've dtt-.
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A xrir nrr1cr OF TIE nrckEr Shoes

A NEW DEVICE or the BtChLI ShpIS.
CHICAGO. Jllv . j~pocal.-The "boitl" code IS the
latest scheme Of 10" luctetshop mon Tor securing
continuous market qnotati)n-. II worked success
INV mill l,., saturday. when the Bolrd Of Trade
authorities, discovered H. tie result being that two
member, Of tho roarl before the dire tory jet"r-
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Boaro Gno Rooms.

-.- = o. 81 $50 - 49, -
An AMERICAN family would like few
n more respectable bOardcrs; board and
washing Is. so East l0tb-st.
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HAVANA MARKET.

Havana. July 9-siani,h gold 2l34a2i3L,; exchange
quioo: SUGAR - ady; 1890 Dag, Cent fueal 952 degrees
polarization. sold at = SD, gold, per qulntal.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
Francisco. July o. 1890 =
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A LII KINDS of German servants WIN,
n nr>tciass retor.nc'- always On hama
rp- city o. countr,. !. SONNtN>fH HELM =
EMPLOYMENT OirltE, Is 3d-ave., nea'
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SSrFp.-Pllcc Of trust b. q fing Is
W ,a.'. ,Ithtr flaming or e1rirh1IE VIZ -
:, rearing Lloodod horses, &c. Adaress J.
u. j., Glen Cove, l.. !.
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Gorecs dro CARRIAGES.

-Il.ANb.AL. o..
n. 81. 3,4, so BkOONE.ST.
lLLGAN CARRIAGES U! the best GLASS;
SUSPENSION NlCIORIAS.
LIGHT VICTORIAS.
Z Carts. Two Nhec.crs. LanGa.ict7.
Mall Ihactons. PAU Carts. Lsndaus'
so5urIFHR1, 6.FtsSrHGER RoCKAwAYs.
EXTENSION FRONT.
nEPOT WAGONS.
Our PATENTS
on BCChHOARDS.
OAK Suucys. oak wagons. OAK kuna.
bouts. 2-pa,son-et B4ckbClFd,, 3-pIssenSer
Bgc1tod. q, 4.pas,easee BlcHbodfds' OAK
Dus.a-DOs. OIk DIbie-. O6b Ph1etlDs
ALL OTHLR PATENTS IN BUCh'
BOARDS.
Single. Dua,s. Triples. al k.nds. d spring.
ALI f6 Or on Il. - ASb ; TWO nfGRstS:
,,A{e nts f9g EICeEct 1F;G 81 If5tLLts
for estates and country driving
Ia praetols, Nl-.a-Vis
I'm, s'apcs, =. tor cabr Diets.
sI.c,f Pna"tons, Cont-aciQl l'us'
Eoal Wagons Fancy Vehicles.
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS.
FOR CHlLDEENs,,....,o,, a,
Making the lar ? and ns-t diver 20 a.
sortn,nt Of Carriage in tn United stats.
OVER Do DIFFERENT STYLES
Low I.-t PRICES FOR PR)MPI CASH.
Dot purchase q car,iafc IN town
IARGFsr' '; SSf.65'k iAk%b' wAKERooMs
IN THG WORLD.
SECONDHAND .-IA,fiIA@Es ABOVE
=. CHANCE seldom offered family
n through sickness, Lu"Hi" 70 Drive oH'.S
ca, Of o.. hands %. -. s'f. =. los. r '.la.t"
family and ra1s h.rs ON fl" r.tN var,
.-i. H., hands. q natural road Hfar NJ lD
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= omestic Gitua.lous Ddnt.o

7 A 'VVh s-bF tUfIITI III NUI0E WUUTU1
- understands all KIND, OF cOoh.ng thor.
0uChy; excellent laundrtss best refer
ences. Call at 23i 31-ave.
GENERAL HOT >EWORK.-By a very
VI neat Am, roan girl good cook and lann.
DR. = city or countr5 good references. $50
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GlisrcliancoUs

A LEEcT q. SPEECEH, 276 Gth;ave.
II hJu,cn .7th and 9Th 3ts.-U E.DrcllIs,
rara-ol. canes made 70 order, recovered
:rd repaired prompt and reliable.
ENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose Of their
VI lCft.oI clothing at fLlr value VIII
Lease call on Or address
EDWARD MILLER. 6S 0th-aVe.
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