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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-29
5peclll &olires

4. r. SOnerVilIe, Auctioncer
BY ORTGIES & co.
ART GALLERIES, SO AND Si7 BROADWAY.
FINE OIL AND wATER.CoLoR PAINTINGS
OF THE MODERN SCHOOLS.
CHOICE EXAMPLES OF CELEBRATED
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS.
Including Benz Onsauts Great Painting.
MOROCCO PRISONEHS IN TIE DLSERT.
Principal the property OF gentleman Of this city.
TO BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION, THURSDAY. JAN. 81,
AT 7:f5 O'clock.
NOW OF FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
Artistic Memorials.
The NEW ENGLAND GRANITE WOR KS. IartfD.L ,D1l
Qulrres mi Workshops, WesteTiy T. T.
Fine monumental md 0IIl1g E)fk Ia GflHtA DrlNt1Et
Gndesrmaes furnished without charge COrfssDll e1c5
hclIed. y. y. OMce, lJ2l Bwly e.. W. CANFfGLD Ayk
OGlce Commissioners Rapid Transi
TRIBUNE BUILDING. January 10. 1851.
Public notice - hereby that the Commissioners Of
will continue orally writing
plans and other
the location VI route rDgs and tie construction AMI
operation OF Steam Railway Iaw tue CITY 4ad
County New YORK, daily az 31 teir ONCE. tho
Tribune Building, until the Istday OF February, 1854.
r. J.. OGDEN.
Secretary
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Competi;ars Out I'm the Cold.
all the exhibitions have given the highest
awards 10 Benson ; Capciue Porous RlasterA 2Jc
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DIED

Al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed 9iR fall
name and address
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corRT CATFYDARS THTs DAY.

SUPREME couar-CHAMBERs-BetoreL Lawrence J--Firss
Monday Motion calendar s~&
suPRENE TER!i-PART [Bei9re a ndr so
J-Nos. 49, ll3 Ia III Lls lS 70 u 80 ~ 90 ~
surRrne CouRr-sPEcIAL TsRM-PAnr II-Before ysc
A r. 54 5ls 55e 3s2 1885, 400 1893 500, l75 $50
sP sSe coUar-cmcurr-PAR LBefore Barrett L
78l, 1884, 1870, ly2i 94I l29o 300 1872 Y5t LSo
SO 1897 iSsils 1850 2sS0 74s 536 as
SUPREME II an B 5 , -;
i06 s9 1875 1853 1881, l7io. 1885 2s95' 1856 l72s
s SUPREME cousr-Cncur-PAsr IGIBetore ponohas Z.
Nos 9l7. l2,o 100 519 lIGt sI AZ to ~ 5gSS,
5Si 100 27l5 I4s2 1859 l6is2 1862, Lap l26s Sde
1903 1914 49, u.s. III ds4s '-o -o''' '0'N 0'''
sGRRoGArEs C0URI-Belore Rollins, s.Nos. 80. So "a.
%, Tpl mol touRr-GES ERA rRRA-Adourned sine die
sTrrRO1 COURT-STECIAL TGEA-Beiore Irnax, J'-Nos'
suF.sIos r Temp lRT Ebeos Freedman.
56l sos $50 s5 i53 il2t 742 7I'' TAO 7i7 74' 7's.
81 PeRioR CorTf-TaAI TEaM-P ART IIBeore oGormaa
3Is ~ I8s ilis I3I9 40 400 572 Ssl 49, 4si 7Ai'
1883 6I IlCs '0 25' 1gt, 2 ar ofi Before Inrrs
ham JNOs lsOG I5QS 1sSI IoS5' t1s@ Ist isiS
1919 1871 I54s s4g 1850 1851. lsj2 800; 1888 IsS2s
1896 1851 1867 1913, 1880 30 S9Z i992' 40 i9T4
1873 1879 1850 1851 1882, 1853, 1884 1888 1885, ls'7'
o;,i9S PSEs-GRxrnAL TER-Adjourned until Monday
'G Gd,ii6y Pfr.s-Equrr rEGA-Bcfore Beach, JNos
. s. A. g. g. = TO- Il. T. ID, L. H. ~ H. - ~ 10
Co;iaox PLa.s-spEcIAL TEass-Bofore Van HOesen, j.
So,INoS Ri. ralAi rER,-PAgr IBeforo DAILY G. i
6,S 7O- 4J9i, $685. oo4 soe SAL eo' o'O ''''
tCo,IS0S PLEAs-ralAL TRRA-PAEr 1I-Beiore Daily JS
Nos 80 1913 -lt So 1893 40 800 ,33 so So sse
s25 SO 7sS 81 s3s S3o. 81, $50, SO, 'os 1870 500
ScoaM0s PLEAs-rRiAL TEaM-PAar III-AGourncd 'ns
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STATE OF TRADE.
nONEsTTC NAqVurs.

BrNoRI Nay 81 Flour steady and quiet Howars street
super 81 10GS - So DO Extra ~ o@eSt rs
do Family 81 50 IS. city Mills super So gs3 % 10
Extra. IS joGS4 j0 do. RIO Brands. f5d2ss3 Whest
81 AL TO; do: Amber 81 lOGsl lS No M.ryla ana,
ia No. Western Winter Red spot 81 " @st ~
May 81 % bid June, 81 O3sd 81 o. July 81 ~ .
August, 81 O22t aSl % torn-Southern se-,yi xiox
dull steady; southern White, bcd lOci 40 ielo"
6OGG &C. Western Mixed. May ole bid june oi sa0' .
Iulv al I4afl -c Oats DUH and steady southern; 81
a4Ic, Wcs White o. G40ci do Mixed o. @'s.j rehh
svivu z ooVt'c fseosipte-
lRur NJ. b1i.. Wheat 10000 oush al 900 bush;
Oafs 1000 bush. Rye. 1000 Oash. shipments-W heat
$1,000 Dushi Corn. tSOOo oush SANS" He~' 'AV'0"O
bush: Corn 1000 bush
gosrov Mass May 8l.-Flour dull and unchanged
Snpernne - OUdS3 %; Common Extras, - -J@sa O'f
Patent wheats. vi - as9 30 Corr dull steamer Vel
liked, "a GbJisci No Grade, ol eo5c
Oa'. ou Ell No White f6c.. No White, 43l2g4tc.i No
White - shorts dull AZ sl6 So Addings dull AT 81
eceUt,-Fgur 5000 bbls, 5000 Sacks Corr. 5000 bush
oats "a 900 uush shorts 1000 bush.
BUFFALO ~ Y May 3l.-Flour dull Wheat quiet, sales
rars No Hard northern pacilc cash Al OF 5000 bush
No Regular 81 o. Corn scarce AMI W2nted Cngraded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02

m,xsd 5sias5ec; No o. soc Oats quies Bsrsy dnii.
Rye UNCHANGED Railroad freiahts to NewYork stsady;
Csna rcights-whest $50; Corn 3e osis S1c hAiroaa
Rscepts-Four $500 bbls Wheat 44gV" nshh
400 bush 81 900 bush; Rye, LODI pnsn'
II o. bush Railroad shpmensF1our, 200 Dps Wnneat.
$4,000 bush Corn $4,000 Dush5 oats l'Dpo ~ -
Is 800 bills Wheat 20iOoo bush; Corn 10000 bnsh ~
81 Canal shipments 10 tide water ea g7Vy g,
bush; Corn, 10000 BUSH oats, $4,000 ousbj iyo '"""
bush
weaker; 40. Milwaukee. cash l9Osc: May, s"ss. -
June, aOsc July, 92asc. Corn dull No z. 0tcj he,
lected 81 G52c oats sesdyi No; 81 Lc Rye dun ana
lower. No /, PC. Barley dull but lower No =
1900 bbs Wheat II 900 bush Barley 81 nO0Oush sEIp-
ments-Flour, 21OOO bbs' Wheat 1000 buShi Barley
ll.OOO bush.
PHuAOELPHrA NAV sl.-F1our quiet. and Pens-
sylvana Super 81 60as3 O0 10 Extras ~ O03 5 PENN
Family - 5OUs4 IS Pennsylvania roller process.
5O Delaware Family s5Ss5 ~ Western Writer lo~
Tor car Red 81 O2i4Gsl " yunr-
81 O39sl 03 q, July, 81 03.dSl %, August 81 O3sD
81 O3 COrDCsr ots scarce sail Mixed track SIC salt
Ysov rack steamer quoted At 81 Be- sail Mred
81 z62 juno 81 . 162 cJ July 81 D &c Angusts
s. S64e osts-CaT lots qqiet but steady No : Will.
4Ic: No White May, 40sG4ic. June. 80 IN 90:
July 40 s84Oasc. August 3~04Oc ReceiDs-flGnr aOnp
bbs Wheat BUSH Corn. 900 bushOsi. 100 onss-
shipments-whsaL loo bush Corn law" 'u'A- JAZZ
1000 oush
ST LOUIS NAV 3l-Flour steady and unchanged Family
81 35 Choice - 60Gs4 10; Fancy :. <oGso %;
Wheat active and lower, No Ret. ~ q. q a-n .nt
All the "3 YEAR 93c 20 Red FAN 81 % asked Corn
higher and inactive; sale. at 81 '2@ &C. CASH Do
81 sc NAV 52c June 539531sc July j3sq5tsc Agsns.s
70 All the dun az 81 lc cash. 81 &c pa aps
26as62Gl.c All the Year. Rye quet az Jic Dih Bss-
cy in az s0c. Receipts Flour 5000 6bi. "hesL.
so 10000 bush oats 59OOp Oush hy..
bbs Wheat $1,000 bush $4,000 BUSH oats 1900"
bush; Barley, 1000 bush
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-, srncr nARKErs-eY rELEGRAPn

BUFFALO May 81 -Ctti, Receipts today 800 held t9s.
or week mus lar 10 time LAST week. sOOJ
head consigned through 4ij cars niiAct lify a'tys
Iud higher; Medium % choice steers - -"~" "
Light -teere - JJ0t6 o.. 81, 49, -
Shseg-ecelDs today. $500 head total Tor week nus az
-OOI6 time ast weeS 1uV Aral c3asiynsa
tlroush. market dull ana oNtii pi4uIDa
70 Fair 5c7sl %; Good TO Choice 10 ioaS' 49, 7pHns
Lambs. 81 81 -
H5qs-recepts today. ooo head: ,otAl or week ans
far - d, mend; for last week. 5000 nesi:
2O Good 70 CuOte lotArl - y
al 30 Ltghf Mixed - OGSj iO Good Mediums - so
CgrcGo Nav 81 Is DrOrers' J0Urn1i reports H9gs-ts.
CENTS II 600 heI shipments. 1900 head nal Aet dnl
on1 lower; R1u-h Packing - 81 z - o.: t1oSins,
and shDpng s. OGsj 30; Light 81 IS Qsj i skpA - 10
as -,... O., ooc SOD mar
Fet active and strong. Exports, 50 Ju9s ,7i 'o9l
Choice shIpplar - lJas5 DO Common 20 Medium - 90
81 .u,.. s,aaAx,
sI.Ssu-Receipts 400; shipments - nlarXet soy
inferior 10 Fair - 6s4 Medium % Good. - Oos
81 7Ji Choice 70 Extra. s. O0qs5 30 M, .s,o,.,..
sT LOUIS Nav 3l.-Crte-R 2oo snipm sn:
1uO market steady; Exports, 50 5O1Sb To- 1000 70
ehiDping - 40 Common 70 MEDIUM - ~ q 20 ~
Texans, - - 50 30 stocAers anu Eee"'lS -
ass % ,oo ...to, or,as
Comm9n to Chnco Clipped 81 5OGs5 90. Texans s. 300
Ho9s- Receipts 10 600 shipments 100, market actiys
workers. Oj9sj 3D. Packing 81 sOGso 20 Heavy - 20
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rrpopFAN PRODUCE MARxErs

LIVERPOOL May 81 -Provsons-Bac on-CumDerland Cns.
3Is Long Clear Middles fs sd; short Clear hlddles
As 3D. SPORT RIBS "a; shsulders 35s PEI cyt se.
as for extra Iniian Prime Ness 72s PoFS-
Mess T}s 81 per Primo Ness. Eastern. - "s.s-
ern 5ss Lard ner1ean, As ga Prime estern - %
Lard nj 4y- I'd ns-LOng Cnt So Od shoulders. -
Bntter gOs per for United states Cbeese--
American Choice 81 cd Wheat Rod Western -prn = =
g7s d.; Winter - 81 0d per eenta. 70 7pris
Id. Winter r. 81. New alxed Westerns
5s "a California No. l. IS u lid. California No -
7s I'd ais ID per Genital C0rR-Mxed Old, IS. a. 10
rev 3. "a Dey csntal. PrOiuce-Sprits 81 Iurpennn--
25s ID, DO London 2is. Sd cwL Refined Petf =
leun Lad per clover Seed-Anercan Rel. 80
ab4s per cwt. fdOg, a. I'd. cvt. ROsin-AOt 70
9s 10 ID: Pale 0s los Sd Linseed Oh goo. Il Der c~-
IO,DOS Nav {l-Preducs-Linsced Oil. els los a q a
ner ION Calcutta Lasesd. AS Sd per quarter lIr-
per gaoa spirits or rurDeslne. 2ts 3D. ter c~-
Snerr on gGl 26J hOsE-C Ommon, "a - IS 81.
pale IS ais Prsvisons-Lard, a.. Oh. por cw. zoe
American sugar. Is. Cd per cwt. for CUBA Eestrt-
fngal 0D8rizing $50, aad los 3d~Aos VI 4Oi NuVa ~
covads air refining lnoaL
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SINS WlTH0Cr P4RDON.

"The objectionable SIN was Mr. Talmage' ;
subject Yesterday Let it be understood the outset
he said THAT the Protestant pulpit has revelation
not given o the Protestant pew. When we preach We
do not offer edcts give opinions In this day every
body has a right to interpret the Bible. ask
ing only the illumination OF God. There Il a
sin against the Holy Ghost which can not
be pardoned Sermons may be preached to man who
has that sin and prayers be offered for his
reet bat all 10 no purpOsehe oOund captive in this
HE and the In this day man can commit IRE
yOca1Ic sins Among these the tOles or a msspeni
youth God will forgive but the man never can forgive
himself and the laws OF Nature Twill paTsue him. shaking
their fats In his face and crying out, Pay what thou
oyest There are a Thousand persons IN this house WIN
with hand could attest this truth. Another u
reyOcsble sin Is parental neglect OF chlldren'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02

bank st. Louis par Boston par. None OF these
quotations warrants q movement OF casn 10 tniS
city; neither will they take it away.
The foreign exchanges were dull all the week,
hut rates huctuated irregularly up and down
cent TO the e. according to the demand There was
those borrowed but the demand was limited to the
actual necessities Of importers. The market Closed
rather firm on the basis of s s3lfOPt oo4 tor
long and short sterling respectively.
The following table shows the tons and percent
ages shipped by each of the railroads east OF CHI
cag0 of flour grain and provisions for the week
ended last Saturday, in comparison with the same
week of 1883 and 1882:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02

The Rev. Emihanus Kinner, D. D., has
been appointed charge Of the Italian mission IN
this city Dr. Knner FOR time pastor OF the Ita
ian church. ST. Peters, Hatton Garden London He said
mass for the Italians in East
Archbishop Corrgan will celebrate mass in the Church
Of Ct Paul the Apostle in West Sixtiethst at to-
roorrog and will ordain John j. Hughes Walter T..
Hammer and Charles Powers priests OF the Church and
and members or the community OF St Paul the Apostle
RtsboD Moore OF the Diocese OF St. Augustine, Fla II IN
THE city the guest OF the Rev. DR. Edward McGlynn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of The SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
tanned letter from its Regular C0nstantinople cor
respondent about the nights of Americans IN Iur-
key and the attitude OF the Government toward
them; a letter from q. w. ;. about the Royal
Academy Exhibition; letter from correspondent
IN Malta about the festival of St. Pubhus; Lon
don Gossip" letter; Montreal letter about the
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY June 1-P NJ.
The mining stock markets last week presented
no new features. The business was fairly up TO the
average. having amounted to 7O,93j shares 70
days. against y. 525 shares for the preceding full
week. Prices ruled weak for nearly all the stocks
and especially 50 for the Comst0ck shares.
sALESAF TIE NEW-KOR6 HTYLYG SICR4YGE
NEw-YoRE. May 81 1854.
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rrpoprAYrrSAycrAT, uArxrrs

LospoS May 3l.-I2:3O D. m.-ConsoIs, iOl 7.ls fov
money nj the account United states Four Per
Cent Bonds, l255 do. Fonr and haf Per cent Bo9ds.
1885, New Jersey Central COnsOls 1895 Erie l34 30 ,ee-
ond COnsos 6Ds New YORK Central. 1874 Mexican Orah-
airy 80: Canadian Pacific, Al - -. -
Central Atlantic and Great Western second horaso
Trustees Certificates 81. Mexican Ordinary, $3.50 Cana~t
Pacinc ~. -,.-- 81
PARIS advces quote exchange London IS francs isS
for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02

the Mormon authorizes knew nothing OF the outchery
until after II was committed" To one acquainted Wtn
the breadth of mind, the strength of character anu .o
love OF humanity which characterized 81 einnehty Wy
late Brigham Young the story Of bis connection VIII
this butchery needs no dlsproof II those VINO s mo'
his friends refuse 20 admit that he was 700 rgheOu
they must agree that he too polite. 49, , 49,
Respectfully. r. W. YOUNG, u o ARMY
NeD- York. May II. 1854.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rtcey. Vesseisand Railroads.
NEw-YoRx. May 81, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEv.Yosx. MAY 30. 1894.

COFFEE-Spot Rio dull 1Oc Stock here, 251-
30 bags options dull and lower sales 20 80 bags
closing steady AT tie following prices July. SO dS22J
august > $40 september, S450S5o October. : 90
1850. November 500 G-6Of December $50 s.65 bid
and asked Mild grades duet.
COTION-SDot Cotton dul ami but without quOtable
change sales l5l7 bales 024 last including 500
O export AMI l0l7 for consumption Receipts at the
306J last year
Ihesustatlens according American Classification
follows:
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corroY MAeKrrs-aY rELz9eAr4.

GALVESTON Nav 3l.-Cotton quiet Middlins. II = Low
Niddng II a. Good Ordinary lOL,; net eceptss
p bale-. sales. A. b4es, stock. J.5bJ bales $50, -
SAVANNAH MAY 3l.-COttOn easy hlddLns j - ~"
Mlddng lD7s: Good Ordinary, 10 bloc net ana sin7s -
ceipt . bales. Exports Coastwse, Oae ses-o oA's'
NFwORIEGNs Nav 3l.-Cotton qnet: Mddlins. II T-iaf
Low Niddlng IL Liz: Coed Ordinary 10 Jlgi net ~
ceipt 800 bales gross 394 bales sales oVJ bales otoX'
lU1U7S bales.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

BRADFORD. Penn. My 31.-CIude oil steady; Ma
tioual Transit Thursday and Friday, llls00 bbls'
total shipments l25iIi bhls; charters lO273- bois;
ccarauccs 452S 900 bbs United Pipe Line ccruneate
opened u and closed AT = i9 highest price, - -
lowest, 70S-
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Gllsceua iieous

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RECEIVED AriH1
I-pIoXVN OFFICES No l. 23s broadway. corner rhirty
Srstst until p m and 800 West Twenty tnrist corner
No b. East FouTteenhs ST., corner Union square
-G6 1braye corner Forty sevenhst, Nos lOOl Ihird.
ave near Sxtieh st. and al the HARLEM Otk e 4Sov
ghlrd corner ne-hundTed-ALu'l"eI'yHi'"'' W
D. m az regular ONCE rates.
ILOWtR> and BEDDING PLAN - Nur-
series West Chester y Y orders by mail or tsesapa
delivered IN CITY u ''"A"' EW PARSONS & co.
DURCHASER.-A young lady of refined taste
do purchasing for oat oftoNn parties a. %.
ers carenv and promptly executed references terms
ana address address tor one week BUYER Tribune O1c&
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5aIes bp Anrtiou.

TVHE assignee of the late firm of NhY,
1 BROWN a ADDINSELL. importers OF wooliens VII
sell az public auction the saesrooms OF WllMEhDNo
EOGTL1T n co 81 and SO Whifest, New York Guy, %
the 9Th day OF June 1884 beginning az 10 m All me une
woolens and trimmings now Ia he possession OF ,e q
.tgnes and formerly belonging 20 said nrm OF LOWRY,
BROWN & ADDINSELL.
D"'s" Ns" DAVID H. BROWN, Assignee.
WILLIAM IL SAGE Attorney for Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02

The money market at the stock Exchange ruled
the week through at about 3d4 per cent except on
one or two days when there were exceptional
transactions at 7as pei cent aud later exceptions
at = per cent. In tune loans there nothing do
ing and little in mercantile paper below 6dO+2
Der cent As noted before there some return
of money from the interior during. the week; but
the movement based on "A restoration of confidence
il likely 10 be sOmeW hat retarded by the usual use
of funds at tins season III the movement OF the
wool crop. The latest quotations OF the domestic
exchanges on New-IOrk at the places named are az
ton u discount 10 Il premium hew-Orieans 20
cents premium for commercial and 81 premium for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The preliminary official statement in advance OF
this company's full detailed report for the yeal
ended December 81. shows that the balance OF
earnings of the year applicable 10 the payment OF
dividend on the stock ~ only $3.029 913 or LILO
per cent? hence the payment ot q per cent Iett q
deficit OF $l2G,Gl7. The net debt was increased
81 .49j.3~9. The statement compares with that
for the preceding year follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02

Amount outstanding me ~ 1919
Amount standing January a. lSlJ----- 92dc9l 80
|liine a. 34O,3G1,ts
acyeass trrne+ fhe Iat 2,O7- SYS
Iecr.ase SINCE lime / ISIS; ............. l1039O12
Leyal Tender Votes.
Amount outstanding June 20 1874 r1oDuup
Amount fandlng January H. $50 06@iOO'iO"V
AR IN r N 49, IL ' az " -...e'. 35.3I99Sl
rllr mi .niino ON and since Nav 81 1878 3468slOl6
Amount on deposit with the Treasurer Cnfel
states ~ redeem notes OF usO. vent ana Iqul-
dating banks and banks retiring circulation - .. ,,
. y, i,'tt jrr,, me last month S23se9
n June l. l-0J
fion m Nafona cold banks not included the above
SBlO5ly
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-01-11

long legged friend, driving the draft
from the distillery for his swine, I
see his gray eye brighten and elisten,
and he looks up and gives his manly
and cordial nod. and goes on his way,
and know that he Is saying to him
self. "God bless him! he saved my
Kirsty's life," and he runs back IN
his mind all those twenty years past,
and lays out his heart on all he re.
members, and that does him good.
and me, too, and nobody any i'll.
Therefore. give your gratitude to
your doctor. and remember him. like
honest Sandie; 1t will not lose It's re
ward, and II costs you nothing; it is
one of those things you can give, and
never be a bit the poorer, but all the
richer. DR.. John Broom, IN "Lay Ser
npns 10 Working People,"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-01-11
Wind to Some Purpose.

Enough wind power goes to waste
every year to drive all the machinery
which will be used in the State for
century. This is due to the fact that,
as yet, wind-power can only be used
with profit for work not requiring a
uniform, steady motion. All the wind
mills in use are to some extent self
regulating. The wind is constantly
varying in force, and the motion of the
mill varies with it, but not to the same
extent. Most mills will stop entirely
In heavy storm. In some of the
very large wind engines, regulator is
used which approXimates to uniform
speed. But even if some one should
make II mill SO regulated as to run
steadily--at the same speed-with a
varying wind, the difficulty would still
be but partly overcome. Sometimes
just when work is most needed, the
wind stops blowing and nothing can be
done.
With the mills now in use, and capa-
bic of withstanding any storm not
great enough 10 destroy ordinary build
ings. all the minor operations Of the
farm, such rs churning, cutting feed,
slicing roots, etc, may be done, pro-
vided some cheap method of storing up
power shall be discovered. The wind
mill should he so arranged that when
not needed for Plumbing, it may run
and store up power, 10 be used for u
few hours at Il time when needed.
Several ways have been suggested
for storing power, but all are open to
some objections. One is, to pump
water from lower level to higher,
into reservoir To be used in driving
machinery in the usual way. The OBJ
jections to this plan which first suggest
themselves are that there would be
considerable waste from evaporation,
leakage, friction of pumps, etc, and
that the machinery ncetled to utilize
the water power would be too costly, il
is feared, to allow any such device To
come into general use. Another plan
suggested is TO compress air into a
large receptacle and use it to drive the
machinery of the windmill.
1t is also proposed to store power by
raising weight slowly by a train OF
wheels, and then take power from this
weight in descending. We are not
aware that any practicable device fol
using such motor has yet been in
vented. The whole subject is com
mended to the attention of Ingenious
mechanics to the confident aSsuranc,
| that there is fortune To he made by
| somebody out Of this needed invention
Prof. S. H. Thompson in -Anerican
! -1gFicuttUriSt.
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Eyty WGtch Cases are Made.

In buying 4 silver watch case great care
should be taken to secure one that is solid
silver throughout. Tie cap of most cheap
silver cascs is made oil Il composition known
rs alhata, which is = very poor substitute
or silver, as it turns black in short time
The backs OF such cases are made much
thinner than those of an all silver case,
Icing robbed in order to make the cap
thicker and set in as much as possible of
the cheap metal. Another important point
inasilver case is the joints or hinges, which
should he made OF gold. Those OF most
cheap cases are made Of silver, which is
not suitable n,cial for that purpose. In
Il brief period it warps, Lends and spreads
apart, allowing the backs to become loose
upon the case and admitting the dust and
dirt that accumulate in the pocket. The
keystone SilverN atch Cases are only made
with silver caps and gold joints. ..
ST LOUIS, Mo, Feb l., 1888.
In our long aud varisi IN handling watches,
Necannot but ac.noy lsd3s nd give our testimony that
the keystone Solid Silver Watch Cases are the best
made krowedgo. Having no SOLDERING they
Inaip omnceneous harder and sFer than hey would
be were thy heated for soldering. End have more
issisting against Sre then other cnses
la Tia !u.'N.i. siEia.oD JACcARD JEwEiaf Co.
send rent -t.np keystone watch Case fsrtorr Fhs
G.pia P Sand,om. Illustrated Pamphlet ,hos'rE how
Jhaes so.s and krsstoss Watch Gases are made.