STOCKS OF GOLD AND SILVER IN PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES. (All money tables were prepared by Bureau of Mint.) 3,000,000 2,100,000 800,000 800,000 Canada Cuba Hayti Bulgaria Total ERIE CANAL 3,400,000 3,400,000 $4,086,800,000 $3,439,300,000/$631,200,000 (LENGTH, 361 MILES)—OPENING AND CLOSING. Canal opened. Closed. Days open. Canal opened. Closed. Days open. April 12, 1825. .Dec. 5.... .238 May 1, 1861. .Dec. 10. 224 April 20, 1826. May 1, 1862. April 22, 1827. May 1, 1863. March 27, 1828. .230 April 20, 1830. ..Dec. 17. .242 April 16, 1831.. April 25, 1832. .Dec. 21. April 19, 1833. .Dec. 12. April 17, 1834. ..Dec. 12. 240 May 10, 1870. ..Dec. 8.. .213 April 15, 1835. April 25, 1836. .Nov. 26. 216 May 13, 1872. .Dec. 1. .202 April 20, 1837. May 5, 1873.. April 12, 1838. .Nov. 25. .228 May 5, 1874.. ..Dec. 5. 215 April 20, 1839. Dec. 16. .241 May 18, 1875. ...Nov. 30 (by ice) 197 May 4, 1876. ..Dec., 1. .211 April 24, 1841. Nov. 30. 221 May 8, 1877.. April 20, 1842. .Nov. 28. 222 April 15, 1878. May 1, 1843.. Nov. 30. 214 May 8, 1879.. 228 May 12, 1881. April 16, 1846. .Nov. 25. 224 May 1, 1847. 223 May 1, 1849. April 22, 1850. .Dec. 5. .219 May 11, 1885. Dec. 16. 239 May 10, 1888. April 20, 1853. May 1, 1854. .Dec. 3. 217 April 28, 1890. May 1, 1855. ..Dec. 10. 224 May 1, 1892. May 3, 1893. April 28, 1858. April 15, 1859. April 25, 1860. NEW-YORK STATE TAX ASSESSMENTS. Taxes levied for the support of the State Government for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 1895: The above taxes for 1895 include .94 mills for school purposes; 1.3 mills for canals and general purposes, and 1 mill for State care of insane. RELIGIOUS BODIES IN THE UNITED STATES, 1890. (Note.-For detailed classification, see Tribune Almanac for 1895, p. 185 et. seq.) Church Seating 774 23-24 11,304,474 8,799 5-6 Catholic Apostolic.. 10 3 750 66,050 1,394 Chinese Temples. 4 950 2,700 103,722 1,277 Christian Missionary Associat'n Christian Scientists. 221 7 1,500 87 3-4 20,810 1,386, 455 7,095 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. This Church has 57 dioceses and 18 missionary jurisdictions in the United States, and 3 foreign jurisdictions under the care of bishops using the same liturgy and yielding obedience to the constitution and the canons enacted in General Convention. The next convention (triennial) will be held on the first Wednesday in October, 1898. Iowa-William Stevens Perry........1876 pie.. .....1890 1875 Minnesota-Henry B. Whipple... ..1859 Mahlon N. Gilbert, coadjutor......1886 Mississippi-Hugh Miller Thompson..1883 Missouri-Daniel Sylvester Tuttle....1867 Missouri, West-E. R. Atwill.. Montana-Leigh R. Brewer (miss.)...1880 Nebraska-George Worthington.......1885 Nebraska, The Platte-A. R. Graves..1890 Nevada, Utah and Western Colorado -Abiel Leonard (miss.). New-Hampshire-William W. Niles...1870 New-Jersey-John Scarborough. New-Jersey, Newark-T. A. Starkey..1880 New-York-Henry Codman Potter....1883 New-York, Central-F. D. Hunting .... ...1888 ....1815 ..1869 Alton, Ill.. ton... New-York, Western-Arthur C. Coxe..1865 New-York, Albany-Wm. C. Doane...1869 New-York, Long Island-Abram Littlejohn BISHOPS. Albany, N. Y... ...T. M. A. Burke....1894 Belleville, Ill..... J. Janssen N. Boston. .1869 Brooklyn. Buffalo. .1893 ..1889 ..1892 North Carolina-Joseph B. Cheshire, ....1884 1894 JohnS. Michaud, coad1892 Charleston, S. C...H. P. Northrop....1882 Cheyenne. ......Vacant. Cleveland.. ....I. F. Horstmann...1892 Covington, Ky.....C. P. Maes... Erie. .1885 .1893 .1894 Nicholas Matz.. John S. Foley. .1887 .1888 James McGolrick...1889 Tobias Mullen......1868 N. A. Gallagher....1882 Green Bay, Wis... S. G. Messmer.....1892 Denver. Detroit. Duluth..... Fort Wayne.. Galveston. Grand Rapids.. (miss.). .1874 Texas, Western-J. S. Johnson (miss.).1888 Harrisburg.. Thomas McGovern..1888 Vermont-A. C. A. Hall. ..1894 Hartford, Conn... M. Tierney. ...1894 Virginia-Francis McNeece Whittle...1868 J. B. Newton, coadjutor. Helena, Mont........J. B. Brondel.. ...1879 ....1894 Virginia, Southern-A. M. Randolph...1883 West Virginia-George W. Peterkin..1878 Wisconsin, Milwaukee-I. L. Nicholson Jamestown, N. D.. James Shanley.....1889 Kansas City, Kan. L. M. Fink. ..1871 ...1889 Wis., Fond du Lac-C. C. Grafton....1889 Washington, Olympia-W. M. Barker.1892 Washington, Spokane-Lemuel H. Wells (miss.) Wyoming and Idaho-E. Talbot (miss.).. 1892 .1887 Africa, Cape Palmas-S. D. Ferguson (miss.) Mobile.. .1885 Nashville.. ..1894 Shanghai, China-F. R. Graves.. 1894 Natchez.. Natchitoches. Thomas Heslin.....1889 Anthony Durier....1885 Nesqually, Wash... E. Junger.. 1879 .1866 Newark. Charles C. Penick, late Bishop of Cape Palmas, resigned.. New-York. .1877 S. I. J. Schereschewsky, late Bishop of Shanghai, China, resigned. Haytian Mission-James T. Holly, Omaha...... .1877 Peoria. Pittsburg.... Port-au-Prince. W. M. Wigger.....1881 Ogdensburg, N. Y. H. Gabriels.. ...1892 Richard Scannell...1887 .J. L. Spalding.....1877 Richard Phelan....1885 ........1875 Portland, Me..... J. A. Healy..... G. Montgo'ery, coad.1894 Manchester, N. H..D. M. Bradley.....1884 Marquette, Mich... John Vertin........1879 J. O'Sullivan.......1885 .T. Byrne. St. Augustine..... John Moore. Savannah.. Sioux Falls. .1895 Thos. A. Becker....1868 Springfield, Mass..T. D. Beaven...... .1892 Archbishop of Siunia-Thos. L. Grace, 1859, St. Paul, Minn. Archbishop of Tomi -J. B. Salpointe, 1869, Tucson, Ariz. Bishop of Ajasso-John J. Keane, Washington, D. C. Bishop of AntoniaIgnatius Mrak, Sutton Bay P. O., Mich. Vicariate Apostolic-T. Meerschaert, Pot tawotumie Nation, Ind. Ter. and Oklahoma; Peter Verdaquer, Brownsville, Tex.; Hugh Cummiskey, Cheyenne; P. Bourgade, Arizona; Leo Haid, North Carolina, 1888; G. F. Ropert, 1892, Hawaiian Islands. Arch Abbots-Leander Schnerr, St. Vincent's Abbey, Beatty, Penn. ors, Joseph Brokaw and C. B. Canfield; corresponding secretary, T. J. Morgan, D. D.; recording secretary, A. S. Hobart, D. D. SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION, -President, Jonathan Harolson, LL. D. Montgomery, Ala; secretaries, Lansing Burrows, D. D., Augusta, Ga., and Oliver Fuller Gregory, D. D., Baltimore; treasurer, George W. Norton, Louisville; auditor, W. P. Harvey, D. D., Louisville. Foreign Mission Board-Mission rooms, Richmond, Va. President, H. H Harris, D. D., LL D., Richmond; corresponding secretary, R. J. Willingham, D. D., Richmond, Va.; treasurer, J. C Williams; recording secretary, A. B. Clarke, all at Richmond. Home Mission Board, Atlanta, Ga. President, W. J. Northen; corresponding secretary, L T. Tichenor, D. D.; treasurer, W. Dunson; recording secretary, A. C. Briscoe; auditor, B. F. Abbott; all at Atlanta. Sunday-school Board-Offices, Nashville, Tenn. President, T. M. Frost, D. D.. Nashville; corresponding secretary, T. P. Bell, D. D.; recording secretary, S. w. Meek; treasurer, M. B. Pilcher; auditor, R. Eastman, all at Nashville. AMERICAN BAPTIST EDUCATION SOCIETY.-President, W. J. Northen, Atlanta, Ga.; recording secretary, E. M. Potent, D. D., Connecticut; corresponding secretary, Rev. Dr. H. L. Morehouse, New-York; treasurer, Joshua Levering. Baltimore; auditor, W. N. Isaacs, NewYork. BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION OF AMERICA.-President, John H. Chapman, Chicago; general secretary, F. L. Wilkins, D. D., Chicago; recording secretary, H. W. Reed, Waukegan, Ill.; treasurer, Frank Moody, Milwaukee, Wis. Next annual meeting, Milwaukee, July 18, Mitred Abbots-Frowenus Conrad, Benedictine, Conception, Mo.; Alexis Edelbrock, N. Y. City; Maria Eduard, Gethsemane, Ky.; Bernard Locknikar, Collegeville, Minn.; Fintan Mundwiler, St. Meinrad, Ind.; Hilary Pfraengle, Newark, N. J.; Innocent Wolf, Atchison, Kan.; Leo Haid, Belmont, N. C.; B. Menges, Cullman, Ala.; Ignatius Conrad, 21, 1896. Spiderville, Ark.; John N. Jaeger, Chica go, Ill. TION SOCIETY.-1,420 Chestnut-st., Philadelphia. President, Samuel A. Crozier; secretary, Adoniram J. Rowland, D. D.; treasurer, Colonel Charles H. Banes. Branch houses and managersNew-York, 149 Fifth-ave., T. E. Schutz; Boston, 256 Washington-st., G. H. Springer; Chicago, 177 Wabash-ave., Rev. F. G. Thearle; St. Louis, 1,109 Olive-st., L. E. Kline; Atlanta, Ga., 92 Whitehallst., F. J. Paxon; Dallas, Texas, 345 Mainst., M. P. Moody. AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME MISSION SOCIETY.-No. 111 Fifth-ave., New-York. President, H. K. Porter; treasurer, J. Greenwood Snelling; audit WOMAN'S BAPTIST FOREIGN MIS. SIONARY SOCIETY.-Rooms, 2A Beaconst., Boston. President, Miss Sarah C. Durfee; clerk, Mrs. G. W. Dean; corresponding secretaries, Mrs. H. G. Stafford, Foreign Dept.; Mrs. N. M. Waterbury, Home Dept.; treasurer, Miss Mary E. Clarke; auditor, Charles H. Chandler. WOMAN'S BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE WEST.— Rooms, 122 Wabash-ave., Chicago. President, Mrs. L. Everingham; recording secretary, Mrs. E. W. Brayman; corresponding secretaries, Mrs. A. M. Bacon and Mrs. S. C. White; treasurer, Miss Mary W. Ranney; auditors, F. A. Smith and E A. Beach. WOMEN'S BAPTIST HOME MISSION SOCIETY.-Rooms, 2,411 Indianaave., Chicago. President, Mrs. J. N. Crouse; corresponding secretary, Miss M. G. Burdette; recording secretary, Mrs. W. E. Walsey; treasurer, Mrs. A. H. Barber. WOMEN'S AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME MISSION SOCIETY.-Rooms, 24 Beacon-st., Tremont Temple, Boston. President, Mrs. Alice B. Coleman; corresponding secretary, Mrs. M. C. Reynolds; treasurer, Miss Alice C. Stedman. WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION.Rooms, 9 W. Lexington-st., Baltimore. President, Miss Fannie E. Heck, Raleigh, C.: corresponding secretary, Miss N. |