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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

9I6d Tho sales OF the dey included 100 bales Amer.
can Futures closed easy. American. mlGdiiug mid.
ding clause April delivery. 336la3 3i-Gid \ pill
NAV delivery 33.6AdS 3l-Gid My and June delivery
1864 3 36.6id; June OId July delivery. 3 800 a
5 316id July and Augut delivery: 3n.9iG3 i26id 4;
September delivery i5iG3 i5S4d Sfp;nm-
Der delivery 4764d buyers sept Dber and October d.
livery 476d buyers; October and November delivery
349G4d3 50-6id.
New.orlesns. April Cotton .tcody mdding. Cse
low mddling. ji,c good ordinary 34c net teccips 2Gp
bales gross. 1.463 bale exports u 'cnt Pran. 900
lales 10 France t.12s bales the C0ntine!i. 600
bales cOasw,e. 4li7 lGc>, Gales $3.50 bales. stock
84s 341 bales.
Galveston April COTTON ea.y mlddlinR. 7.i6c
low uiddling. Dec good ordlnlfy 3i,c aud
ceipts Ill bales; sales. III bales; spiuncrs Co bales
stock. 39l tGc~.
Norfolk April Cotton quiet mddnG 62c: nc; and
gross receipts 1926 bale. export. coaswse. - bales
sales. 100 bales stock 81 1872 b.lc,
Savannah. April cotton quiet; riddllnG 04c low
middllnr J7sc ordinary. jac and receipt
904 bale. export, coa-twi>c. 1865 bales saics 80
bales: stock. 81. 100 baicr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS y. Y. CIT,

>tanun-t II > 81 It wof Cln,on.st e6S7S o.o
''' ,,', G E.,i 9', '.''' "a ~ 1910
52q.,t ;, So 3, e. o.. i-,h-a,e. -~>l,o,. Va.
nqia 20 >I.ah Hopp
81, IT, ii a aiS ; HoS. i.i.to tIcd
'',"'' ann, h.,.g,, ''" 1850
Sums curti> co., Ian :, ilsyf, ii Tcin 1900
s,th..t 80. III ia',, i'a> nr.th u ia'
5p,n..t 81 Ito w,-, A.,rf, II cont, - Mary
77li..t ;. 30 It o. tua,r -cAiOz ct.
VIM T. Gel-.cmen ard wife o. John l. k""' ,.q,.
si,1., s.. l,N Joan sehI'i'' 'oa ."o'n'' ,,co
''' iorel asd @lf TO g. EtoSng -. COCO
'-d s,hy y" VIZ 'G '"'' ''o ''''''' ''' 1850
c,,',,j. q :, 10, - y aia,r. D.co5 AIRED ,,.,,
ie,n aan ead VIE . I,m'' M !,a "a. i2''o
..s o.'a@ " "'"''"s 90 ''r''' N''' 1880
II No,.i ned .'fn "a r,it sh.n,k .....' 500
'''a m ASarr'o and i TT T. jn, II n,.ivn so:i
1899 4 a., ic' - i9'a a. no. SS1s '"o
'-Ct",,', H' -" VIZ ..'.' -, ~ TO
resos's ~ l;.,: ~; a.; .o ~ 1900
''i io2sSii>- ,iN.s,sj-HSJj ,nn- Inic. u ,Aa'
i-:..'; 20 r. e.,,''"-''e. -s'io' Goo
WITT t''ii %o '' 60 10 q. n,,ar ~fr
nr,rtt 10 ~ 81 "a, O.. to Louis g ~ -. ta.j.o
XII So, "''"' go" 1000
DNl,loni.t 80. u "a ~. 1h'rst AID
O'Dol ohue :, Denis Nirtub. hal part ......
ti i,r.o ,cf 10 W. McfIroy .......'.'. 1000
,ol,,a la 4 lcO n oi NJ, nrt"u--' -JN
lis iona, W, - Al. 10 IN" Nurry ...-...... 1000
Nivi"e,Pn ,nd va t, Napoi Tioh O. 90
-S,. ,t,a.. -" ;, william L R1r..ay $50
SJi,s c :. $50 20 i Lob, OF rsrolonaa 1900
2l1n,,.II b5no,h. 81 iian.if1s' .. 30 500
l'S.,h r S5S IT. Ago o. Ta.c 5000
3o'S;i, ;,i I% IT, Csronc Kc,y 1900
l3oth.st 1oj Il W of Ansi-r lam.aNc. &'N'3 u; 49,
William ; hndo~.On 3, John Hsd"lh 49, Jl''
pouham.st = 100 ~ Of flc"tNcoI ave lV!.
los. Jane. I"gnnet sole devf'H' 10
Louis II Earcn and vito -. -, =, 49,.
i2' ' d i?'H H"; fn,i 20 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
Proposals.
- ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AN

- NOIOSALS fOl, lNlJIlN - i.ll"' t.>D
I 1HANSfOETATlON. department OF the Ihtriof,
Orico Indian Anair.. Washington. Aprt iS2;-Sgart
Proposals. Endorsed "Pfopo-ll for Beef lbds for Beef NUT
Ing or Tf,n.uortnion rr" a.. the case may be-. ahd
directed to Commits loner o. Indian Affair 40 % ana
Tmsday MAY B. 1892. ~ frrniss.ne tg a. imil sr
the ho0f. 600 Found, net b'" $1,000 ioun,
beans. 10000 poundS BiEmg PoMa,r ,'"VoWH linn '"~
$4,000 pound. Feed. $1,000 pounds Hard Breed 1900
pounds IIonny 80 600 pound, Lard. 30 barrels MIS-
TS - 900 @9S dSd. ~ sJ co pound, coaTc
salt 10000 pounds Fine SIT 2oooo9 l%nna, TYP
blankets WoDn and Cotton t'ooGS consulting "a lart OF
Ticking 1900 yards; Standonl ta.co, O6OOo Hafdc6
,"r,is DeSi%S 10 900 yards bingham, 10000 yarGs
Kentucky Jeans. 800 Nard> thrEio - eco Saropo,0
yards Hickory Shrng 20 600 yard. Calico ShirtinF.
COO YARDS Clothing; mr'scFrs Notl3n.' lia'H"afc;
miscellaneous articles -uch a. i,atnc7 fonshs aNss
Forks etc. and for about 30 wsSo2, required ior the
CITY Also for such Wagons A. may b. rcgur' adapted
10 the climate OF he Pacific Coast Win Cafsni1 brake
Of tr articles god and supplies thai NAY not n cor.
tIa for TO b = e S Sou n' the be-
kinds and quantities Of srb >ence supple, REQUIRE Tor
Sr Ss Of ali Other gods article ogccr win blank
proposals conditions to bn Oh rtNed by bdd's lH anu
place o. deyey ds n Of n SS" nc S%d n.rncol H
!" furnished y @po" arP Snd ~ 1e nga the
r %saG" s or S0s Of q SuSs,sc T. - g. q; CIysnS
Chicago. Lcavcnwcrth unahn saint Louis Snint panl
Yankton s Dakota Arkansas civ caldwell Tonehs and
Wichita Kans,s and Tucson Arltona The hight - Pc
bid ard S .,u % mad are for rs up %fes
above .tacd and bidder. are Invited he pre- ent a. hs
OPENING Certified C d d, rd sd some s tinted Sat pS
posit,rv or the First Nat'onsl Bank Of san Francisco.
Cal for q" least Pr cent MORGAN % .S SG Commits r0
7ioe b-I5oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.York saturday, April .
The tota amount realized al III" Exchange and Auction
endng with to-day Sl.sl6gi6 The aggregate sales
for the month OF March was S537t,5Oj.
LIST Or AUCTIONS.
For the preeen, week ending with saturday April 2.
h lsnsnr a aSS ncd e announced to be held
TO-DAY (MONDAY). APRIL 4.
f9resOsurs sale lot ?oSc' and 4;ssory buiidng
e It, "a and G@ns fg 30
263 West l27t-st :. " OF 7th-aye.
TUESDAY. APRIL ).
ave, Iyi,.-5. lot 25sos.S' es LortI,.rd.:.
:S$ , Ms,' sr.s, & j! q 81 r;:, aasa
icry dwelling, 20 1871 VET stS.. is io6 q
a%cSs SH 10. @ and and sSy
wd nSs Place s. Of trcvess iot aIsxloc and
a sSs '9a Soy o saas, S saa s:r ' dSeps
81 W.T. o 21S Stable 60 2 Il aS 0 sas
aSes and 5sry * e ,n 20 5ss $40
ays.cry S"lid.ss So, a. and go Is:s ssa..t
Fat lsad,st Of rark,.y.: Sx;eg!Sr. Ssls g.
asG on on aesas q l?9s o G Fl
Sse$; sSa;s SIS r q 7sh;yf iS,: $i
Is ss s ss % I.e s, Do ss'
ii M sssa.t ,,S lot 81. '9'l isns
s So $.i . sss.iSs sSS::
i"f s t; ''s1
10y FslG0 safn o. s & 'S 100 OS Oh
I".s't ss ss.,cp '.?a =: iesa'
Wet lsd $50 IT Of i io 81, 15, ss'n
cech Nest ij,thst, l2a +, " Of ienossyc; lot,
?1A99l each, West l3oth:st, IS = " Of I,snoNave
@ A lot; s':a s,s5 % Ssss lsssA IS
fto Of 5sa,e iois %'ASs h y, SoGS
West issht running through to isose :. 100 # " q
II c of LcnoX.avc
WEDNESDAY. APRIL C.
Foreclosure sale. l lot 2"yoso. ond .s,ory dwell Ing
1908 and two ls.ory 9qilaas, 50 o2 Ca. o%t;i,
inc i H IS q NJ o' rs s@ Of s ica %se
oi @iXo5iI. ard similar house. 80 ~ West itth,t
GS Of "a GS Of a "Sd i' sasa pSt
and ~ block and four '.tOry bu,ldng' 30, $40 and
<sIai s. and three a,ory bulaqe', 80. 22' 70 rs w.,
guiding No 1921 fa: t" ists., = 4aSs ltq>e
io io sNi IS5 ana 9sS'y dwelling 40 'O'
DROOKLYN PROPERTY.
. lots. e5xioo each. ~ No Isth-st. K,nta'e.
THURSDAY, APRIL =
FGrseo;S,s s lot no. and s-;Gry sSd sd No.
ci,s t.1'' i%csaor -oe' lot. a sIoO al S'tcry
l'S 900 s g G SsnrIg 30 af1 10
t. , ,a,m lot MAO T rrbe aneoa
| lot e'4xlo7 8 and isory builhTe. 40 l22 Park Row
g. ond ssors bulldog Nos s6 end lss 50 5,n-ave
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Executors sale 3as lot, on IL: I'd. 81 4th, 5ih. cih
ami 7ih ayes an1 5sth AID J?th -
FRIDAY. APRIL s.
sgc so,e w a gG' q ,o'f oh ilSs0G' o a"a '9
and tory building D. We, 5ls,.s'. l75 Il ioth
n y corn itsS,t o;, ?;sloo,' each ami s,'ory
buiing, So 81 70 I5i We. 5a, :. Sis ,,
al J gGo y d a't 6r.. n W.T. iiCth.t' 6taaSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
Countrn 11ropcr.n for Sale ano Go Ert
MiIIbrook Duchess County. N. Y.

mlllDr00k. Duchess County, N. Y.
For sale rent furnished. two cottages near Drook
Inn nine bedrooms each every modern convenience I'M
enee!'d roads high h,athy no malaria no mo'IuiJU y
shade trees stable four horses paddock. &c Apply 20
HENRY J. DAWSON. j.. - EloadWsy, \. y. Sl!'
Tor SALE.
THE OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
The finest situation The Cstski!l MoInt1ins has
100 rooms with 400 acre1 Of land In hrst-ca-s
order Would sell exchange for good New'fork CITY
For views and map OF the property and further H.
formation apply 10 - ,,,,rr
5J Third Avenue. New York Cuy.
rTNO LET FOR TIL. SEASONING JAYNE residences at
i Bemar QOsmcry Ocean Beach,, Monmouth 70, y
j. Two OF the elegant seaside residences on the
Jersey Coast together with stables and carriage houses
complete.
An are sanorIly undoriraIncd supplied with the most
wholesome water BY clstern and atesan We'll the attr
4S5 feet deep all city convenenccsheaters range
CRATES voter closets bath WIN hot and cold r. sn
and s-a water, &c. ana are handsomely FURNISHED.
CARPETED and PAPERED throughout. All are Lult on
grass eriaccd lawns tkept In order at the owners *
pensc) directly front and Main Drive within
covered p,azZl command marHhccnt unot structd view
OF the Ocean. with the breakers rolling on the >hor.
stance north Of Spring Lake. Has excellent bathing
boating aud fishing anu Icing on the main land Of New
Jersey. he finest OF drives and freedom from mosquitoes
Accessible many daily from Philadslphl and New
York by EAprrss Trains on the Pennsylvania and New
Apply to C. Q: ludnut. Ninth Avenue. near II. Il.
Station, Bclmar, y. j.
x UBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Oncorpo.
- iated), 1T Broadway.-The New,Yok Office OF 80
leading agents suburban places Particulars Of
1900 properties within an hour OF the city for sale and
mn EASTERN SHORE Of Maryland and virginia farms
lUU for sale Description and prce.list free Address
y. II. DRYDEN. r. F. Agent. Poconoae CITY, Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

THE BOOK OF OPENAIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
illustrated The standar authority Oh American
Rules Tor sailing. swimming. ball play
ing shooting horseback riding, &c. &C. in full 81 per
copy. Published by The Tribune New YORK. Entertain.
Ing anA universally cemplnicnted by the pqess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
Autiion 6urs of Real goiaic.
Il Only 100 but Strictly Choice
WIN. E. TAYLOR, Auctioneer,

announce, early sale Of t-uv choice building los a.
Hghvood. y. j. the Northern r.. Il. u =. j.. h'
beautiful TenGnv road, oppo', lI9hwood Depot. Til.
property belongs :he estate Of ex-senator 1ho>.
Herring, former President Of lie Northern road
in the heart OF the millionaire district N,l-h Include.
Englewood. The lots nosily every str he
village The sale VIII take place On Saturday. Apil OH
90. sharp. rain shine large tent with me band 4
music and special TAIN the Sorerl iailrold Term,
per down day Of sale basnce in mon:iy pay
nents For tickets map ec, call a, J. ). Coward
shoe store 20 GrecnwoL.sti a. II. II. o'Ncirs drug
store, 4G3 IIudon.,t. az Ahr"ns Whitcheods cigar
store IOlhs West 14ti-,t, aud q. the oncs Of T. II
Barowsky Al and 80 ~oll.st.. y. Y. or write IN
Auct!onecr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
Proposals.
- R0p0SALs FOR ARMY SUpPLlEs,-0
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

- ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SCPPLlES.-
san FRANCISCO tSI Martn 2;tn lse:-ssaed proposals
in peae subject TO usual %t De .aadsTS
At im 'n'' N S XF 5sa end t4ss opsasa 70;
iolns Ind Equipose materials for the manufactnre
Of o G!o'n tsap ION rSaaasi ssia pSg Mas
P S fS Gos ao SIX rHs Sewing six LINEN
ana Cotton Thread Nees' IsoFs t HhSs "rSa .mns
AmmSn l"'t oustc Potash %orsted iirsd wrappSs
aPT Nsp'r Re hSs Leaar
Woolicn Blankets. Axes, Az liatehet, and Piek,AS S
H BuGs, S%.Tns wax strlppng WIZ P.sSise Boxs:
Boins Eops' Bang canvas screws. White Lead Flour.
0chr1, LInsceI on Burap 1ype-wr'ter with Cabinet
sof S SG:os cg bsGSy and f eS%
%S@ ao 5S 'G should S' not
n ana BIDDER Ts aT t IN eSsc' pS ITs ' 20
aSliVyr on July st 1872 monthly thcrtetter Pay;
SaDo.s WIN a TSs SPG%
Of a S s pcdnct on conditions
, d"sO ua the s Of b Srssa sQp sI
such precremS,e given 70 arc OF 4m aec co st
sS' tseu s"S 3 ssf; .SS
Depot 9qorerat.r IN NS%GSs an. maud fhs BE-
for M Si"s PlSS1' and
To %ai as ' ID ss %rSy bpo % sG '"1
PROPOSALS. FOR MEDICAL AND HOS
/ PIrAL urLi.iEs,-Msdsal G., Par,eyhS pTgpS t
T. A Na AE~y 81 0iSss SS proposals dupSae
IN ne
he rcciNcd this depot until II O'Clock noon eastern
standard time SATURDAY. April 80, 1872 anu ucn
opcncd Full information may b" had on application TO
or manufacture conditions OF quality and price
iirry roual. The United States reserves the right 10
am or all proposals. also To contract with the sue.
bidder f0r greater lesser quantity OF any article
man spcod in list. the necessities OF The service
rav demand Envelopes containing proposals should be
srked .'propoals fot Medical and hospital supple,
rGa .HG Son p aud ID GGh nfSFSM Sdea
ROpOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
rhade phla Dept q the g, NJ nspt s No lbs '
iosns In tripcaic Will be- rFcNei here until ii o'clock
m TUESDAY April 3, lS,2, for furnishing the l, >
ouarsrmast,rs Department IN this ely; with D. D. cloth
H. kerscy D. H. nanrels.. blouse lining flannel facing
oot bsc2 padding gt bucAe- suslender buttons spool
Cotton tame SILK twist tud buttons music pouches
oveTshocS legcn,. forage caps campaign hats. pillows
helmets bar ick and 00unce cotton duck and
i,o1 bedstc,ds with woven bunk bottoms. BIDS for
delivery 40 other points will be considered. The goods
led FOR or, required the earliest practicable date and
bdgrrs must stlt the dates and quantities
OF their proposed deliveries. The Government reserves
Inc right reject all bids Preference will be
given 10 articles dom, site production manufacture
quality and price Including In the Prize OF
fore On PRODUCTIONS manufactures the duty tereon
b ing equal For copies OF printed instructions to bid
dos blanks for proposals. Sc. apply ut this Office En-
Neorcs cpYtalrng pr nOals he Endorsed PropO.a for
Military supplies" and addressed to the undcrsgned -
Deputy General. U. S. A., in Charge OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
Amusements.

- p - 49, -
A FTFRNOONS at =. EVENINGS at 8sp. n,
"A MAD!.JA SQUARE GARDEN.
THIRD WEEK OF THE SHORT SEASON.
SILL CROWDED. EVERY NIGHT.
All should attend the daily matnees. which inst ~
same as the hl9nt exhibitions.
Buy tickets az the BOX once, not the sidewalk.
Beware Of bogus tickets No frse tickets.
BARNuM AND BAILEY
GREATEST SHOW on EARTh
And Imre Klraliy's Grand Spectacle.
COL INDUS
And the Discovery OF America
StUpendous Circus IN 3 Rings
Immense Menagerles.
GaiIery Of Mystfying Iilus!sos.
Tremendous Racing Track
Oympan Stages.
Trained animals. 20 Clowns. 80 Aertaliss.,
ONAh l,.uU InARAClr isS iiLPHtSEN fED!
superb Ballet Of 800 Dancers. Trumpha Paseaneas
Al kinds q DesI crate and IhiiInx !:a.Ss.
A kINDERnAkTEN FOR CHILDREN.
Hosts Of Clowns who do Everything but Talk.
Two Exhibitions Daily. at . and > L. ".
Doors hour earlier.
admission TO everything. 30 cents l2Ch ana
a. 9Th ~. Entrances). 49, -
Reserved seats 81. PRIVATE boxe'. sl2. Single w.
seats. e.. Children under 10 yeas. half price box
Office open daily lom . A. NJ. u L. NJ
sula If aHk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

y ~ the SuperNsng Arch'tert, Z. ;. TTeasurv
D-par tnent, Washington, n C., until o'clock
April 90 1892. for all labor and material required in
nting walls and ceilings OF the Y. s. Court.
House and Posorce Building New York, = y In accord
on application 10 John W Marshall, Superintendent 81
ReraLs. the aLove.named building Each bid mus, be
Cconpand bv certified check a not less than .
per cont Of the amount q re propo-, The yiaht Il
dcjcc, Informally IN bid All BIDS received after
the time stated win be returned N the bidder Proposals
Tor Interior Painting; T. s. Conrhonsc and Pos,ofiee
Supervising Architect March 30 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

A RICHARD V. HARNETr 4 20. hpctionecis.
a. WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY. ApEIL :.
nv - ton Room - TO O5 Libctty.st
EXECUTORS SALE
ESTATE or +. q. CT NNINGiIAM.
$50 257 go. 2Oi. 202 AND 263 WEsT.ST,
s. AND o. VESrRY ST.
Northcat Laight-st. Pot 5ONs0
Souhcast Ves,ry.st Plot 7j.GA127. with Al a
3.s.ory brick buildings,
''''''' OGDEN L. BEEKMAN. Attorneys.
III Broadway. y. Y.
A RICHARD V. HARNETr & CO.. Auctloneefs
WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY. APRIL =
Az 10 o'clock at the Real Eate Exchange and Auc
ton Room 80 to 65 IAberty.st
BY order OF N. Wheatley Edward o. Harrison. aud
Samuel G; Gardiner. Executors.
Lexingtoneyc northeast corner bith-sN, 3fsory,
basement high sto0p biowDstne residence Of the
best buiit the city and 2story brick stable
LoI lRsXCIs n CIIEpsEY Rt"rnev 2so Broadway
Maps at Auctoncers'. II and 10 IAbertyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
DkOOkIlN PROPERTY.
- lots c5xlOO each " No. l3th-st. X ntaNe.

Foreclosure sale lot .:No2. and S-tory building Ne
1875 last IGh-st Irving Place n ant Tt anu IA
tcr,stI fNecutors sale. lot. SNloO al 5''tof!
dwelling 80 30 LrNiug onaNr, coracr 3bth-,t lot,
l0.sXlOO.ll, u llDtn.s;, 1913 It othaNc. rus
To-, sale / lot l7NlCu1l. ard story building NO ~
East IU9th.st. ,, lij q MaGit I'VE. Public auction
lot ot4klO7.8 and istory builhTa. no l2e PARK Row
:. 1919 II Due ir>t. pot cf land. i5aHus:Nur ~
g. and 3-sfory bulldog Nos ls6 end lss 81 5th-a'e
=. u Grind-.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
Che Qurf.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, NORTH
i BERGEN. n. J.-Eaens every day. rain or chine.
First race at D. Boats from Barclay. Jay Chriso
pher i4h add 42d sts. connecting with lreet y
track. s. WHITEHEAD. eeeretAs3s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-11
The Nisaraeua Canal.

Senator Dolph, of Oregon, in pre-
senting petitions from his State
favoring government aid for the
Nicaragua canal, made an excel
lent speech in its behalf. He said
he regarded it as the most import
ant that is now or has been for a
quarter Of a century before Con-
gress and the American people.
He was not sanguine, he said, as to
the ability of the canal company to
secure the construction and com
pletion of the canal, and he wished
to see the United States at the head
of it, first, because he desired to
have the canal speedily constructed,
second, because he desired that
when constructed it should be
under the control of the United
States, and third, because he de-
sired the canal to be capitalized
only at its actual cost.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-11
SAMOAN NEWS.
The Natives Still in an Unsettled
State

The following items are from
late exchanges Of the Samoan
Times
Native affairs in Tutuila r@em
to be in a very unsettled state 1t
will be remembered that the chief
Manga Of Page Page died some
months ago, and shortly after his
burial two chiefs were set up to
take the name, one chief belong
ing to Leone and the other one OF
the villages near the harbor. The
supporters Of each Of those claim
ants to the title, are continually
quarreling, and as there is not the
slightest government control IN
Tutuila the strife is widening to a
serious extent, and may probably
end in fight between those two
villages. The natives Of this part
of the islands have always been
credited with being NOISY lot,
and now that there is no govern
ment control over them their con-
duct is unbearable Only the
other day three Samoans assaulted
a white man named Pike. Several
other white traders have been
threatened by the natives. Pike
has been down to Apia and laid
his complaint before the British
Consul, who will no doubt make
full enquiries into the subject.
We are informed that the gov
eminent has chartered the schooner
Sootu to proceed to the Island of
Fakaofa to bring back the Manono
prisoners who were deported six
months ago, and whose term of
imprisonment has expired. The
Sootu will leave next week.
Amongst the passengers by the
S. s. Alameda from San Francisco,
were Captain Ingraham, and a
driver, Mr.. Harris, who are en-
gagged to continue the work Of
wrecking the Trenton and Van
dalia after the hurricane season is
over. In the meantime those gen.
tlemen will endeavor to find some
Of the leaks in the bark Alicia.
They have already commenced,
and they entertain some hopes of
being able to considerably reduce
the leakage of the vessel, if not
successful in stopping it altogether.
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Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id.
Monday, liar. y 1899.

The financial depression at
this time is having its effect
upon business and the firm
that sells as much during the
current month as was sold in
the same month last year is do
ing remarkably well, We
mean to do it. Our sales each
month shows an increase over
the corresponding period last
year and what may be said
of previous months We hope to
say of March. You can't ex-
pect money to float easy with
three or four millions of dollars
locked up in four sugar plan
tations that are not paying
dividends-that amount of
money is a great deal in a
country Of only 10000 popula-
ton but there is still some in
circulation and our stock of
goods warrant our saying that
we're going to help circu-
late it.
Never since we have been
in business have we had so
complete an assortment to
tempt the buyer. In a measure
we have been preparing for the
depression by buying largely
where we could buy we'll. The
stock speaks for the good-ex-
ira good judgment displayed.
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going on, while the best thing IN
der existing conditions, is none the
less an evil on that account. IF
there were other resources for men
who are dependent ON the sugar
industry, this loss of a valuable
population might have been
avoided.
The questions touched on above
are go ramifed, and their solution
will affect vitality 80 many inter
ests, that it would require as many
columns for their adequate treat
ment, az we have written lines.
The few observations made here
serve merely as prolegomena
to full consideration Of the differ
emit phases of the subject, the i'm
/ portance Of which does not admit
Of dispute. Nowadays the State
is assuming the functions Of a civil
izing force, with a wide sphere Of
influence, and the old theory Of
laissez faire, which regards govern
ment as necessary evil and re-
stricto it's action to the narrowest
limits, is being relegated to the
lumber room of discarded political
errors. Certain it is that the Ha-
waiian Government, with all the
public lands at its disposal, can
exercise an influence for good upon
the industrial, and thus upon the
social and moral condition of the
country, the extent of which can
not at present be estimated.
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WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
David B. Hill spends a good part
of his time in the cultivating Rep
resentatives in Congress and the
prominent men of his party from
the Southern and Western States.
Recently several influential news
papers in the South have declared
for Hill. The Fort Worth Gazette
was a Cleveland paper a year ago
now it is for Hill. The latter's
friends assert that he will have a
majority Of the Texas delegation
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New French Policy.

PARIS, March a. According to
forecasts of the declaration of the
policy of the new Cabinet, to be read
IN the Chamber of Deputies to-
morrow, the Ministry will appeal TO
the Republicans to refrain from bar
rem and irritating questions and con-
centrate their efforts on home re-
forms. It will announce the main
tenance of the concordat, with the
application of the organic statutes
sufficient to insure the rights of the
State. It viii declare the intention
to uphold the existing commercial
treaties with foreign nations, and, in
conclusion, will declare in favor OF
the development of the army and
a continuance of that diplomacy
which has gained allies for France,
thus assuring peace.
LONDON, March q The Times
correspondent at Paris has learned OF
a rumor to the effect that there is an
intention to overturn the new Cab
met and force Presidential crisis