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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13
european Advertisements.
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GRATEFUL-COMEOR
EDDS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST" BY a thorough knowledge OF tho
natural the operations OF digestion and
nutrition, and by careful appliea Of the h3 qualities
weselected Cocoa Mr.. Epps provided our break
fast tables with dccatcy Favored bey GRACE which may
many heavy doctors bills. 1t Is in the Judcous
Of articles OF diet that constitution may %
gradually built up until strong enough resist every ten
doncy Hundreds OF subtle maades are floating
around wherever there weak point.
We escape many fatal shaft BY keeping ouIsey
well fortified with pure blood and properly nourlshed
frame. civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water OF milk Sold only In
half pound tins by GrOcer, labelled thus JAMES EPPS
& CO., Homo opathlc Chemists, London, England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-No attempt was made 10 40 business TO-DAY,
the blockade the blizzard keeping the majority OF
traders away from while those who did reach ther
Offices started possible Values are 700
nominal TO be quoted the actual MARKET IN
the movement the sales reaching 7o2oo Dags
while closing prices represented DECLINE OF 10 points 20
lamar, qO50ylb; March, 0706973i April. 06Oeo. .0i
MAY 95ja9.6O; June. 9i5a95o July ogoSg2o a AZ \
rnst o. 1920; September. 910S0l5; October VVo
aiO November. v.05 09 10; December. 800 az ~ Inc
ranges OF sales for the different months are
April. 97Os9.6O May 9co9s46; June 95oS9te ny
October, 9lOd9.O5 November. 8l0d8OOi December WV
1gOU.
CoTToN-The spot market neglected. -,
Quotations American STANDARD OF Classlncatoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13
Ceaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made by
the Hon Henry W. Book staver, OF The Judges OF
The Court OF Common and for the Cty and County
all the ere iltorS ant persons hsvins
dsIng In the CITY and County OF New York nDde
the frs name H. Edgar Hartwe Co. that they are re
qued TO claims with the vouchers therefor
duly verified subscriber The duly appointed Assignee
OF the sad H. Harwsll Walter Wootfori, Tor
benefit Of their credofs at his place OF ous
pess At the Macfarland Boardmsn Patt No 30
WaISt New.York city. beore the 27th day OF April
1898. JOSEPH W LANTHf, Assignee
Dated. New. York. February Ia, 1883
MCFARLAND. BOARDAAN PLAFT.
AttosRsys for Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Tho heavy snovstorm
w, peysed al Jay asSs way snail and Only ODD
lois Hour changed hands ANA 9 rIiv e"1aH VIII
for vest ssO isae. s. toe o.; Tor Patents. 81 l6S
81 90 s. 40 fair wy choice SO 5o9si 80 patent,
poor q pass Is pa.G fgcS :. s' ~ Mn
asssssil6 rye MIXTURES s3sosa IS s .ra ts !
patents 81 go g az 60 '"pgrnms ~ 40 70
Fair Extra at s. soa.4 Good TO Fancy O.. - 94ss co.
Brand wlns at 50 a5.......BCC KwiiHAr tLoUH-s2 20
GKXAiN-wHE THE snow blockade which set ~ today
fairy bonsh, e1sns, to WHIST nouna Options de-
ssa q Doc Su. 'G ata an NO spo aS
s0, III .svato ard o2s dsiy1r7d No ted T. March p
do Nay. 0iSol SC, closing at 81 Sci o. do June.
s co.. &C S9:ns at qS isf%'''
6. and an srsd best sass a
nominal In absence Of ba;ine,s options declined %" 20
i %nS%' s' 0"': Sef' i'y''
q NV ,1s:s u s';"s at sSs
az S9 do Jgy Go as a DO e ess at
DOSING Go october. closing At soc ans
Mues coS No Mixed 0% ar May at
closag a! 81 spet 99 were Tey aa
FEED Quiet and steady.
nay AND sTRAw-Dull and otberT d featgrelos'
10 i. 75asoc 30 2 e5a7oc., clover mixed eoe 7oci
sSrs g 9oc oa5s So Ssoc O"s ''0
$50 nn % S S
$3.50 do Ot-. 3dGc.; Pacific Coast crop 1888 common
eign-Germans crop OF 1887. ls92se
MOLAsSES-ror Barcy stock ZOi 10 still the quotation
METALs-Lead steady Sales 300 lbs. at o.l5c. for
NAVAL sToREs-Prices are without change but no in.
ter the by either BUYERS 81 sellers
s ro s"Iggntne 800 go = 20 22 E. 81 25 F. ii sS
49, II 81 :. % % "a p #a- -. wn. - q,
e,ai: s5S' simmer ys!Sw pFm. 40 ca s%s
ne ssrea raw cftr 5Sc; lard prime present ma
6S 9Gjc crude ,osnd 3ls light pressed. 3e
Gsc OeAchsd rntor ~ @75s. osaehed spria=. 81 700
bsachol wnl. l2e; extra beached 44S olive bbis g.
74c.; palm. prime. t'tpi &c
OCEAN FREGGHTs.-Little attempt to do business
and previous prices s current steamer was char:
tered and Bordeaux at l6s tor syrup put
this n0hiIg OF Importance was repored haytl
at 75s or tie round Guaiasaps R.Eport brig,
ice, private terms It Thomas from Nowport NJ nee
schsiuer coai ST. John ~ b.. from sagua British brig
sugar, lsc.
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-The were 10 sales of any art
Gle s mo- s line e dy AL o S SFs o,
SIS OOelj 25 Short Clear, slG9$lsi Extra Pgi re
$780, Prime Ness nominal Family Ness $40 c % SslD o. ~
oslo Extra Mess; s7as7 90 Packet. sass 80
i Ssr 81 3 st T & psif here At
-. cur MEATs-Picklel bsIhes ~ ID AVERAGE o
smoked at &C, smoked hams. lie 800 DRESSED HOGS
CITY Heavy to Light 7s97to.i PiZs. 7 IF;
LAkD-The only attempt to trade WAS In May delivery
1850 tcs bid and 10 asked
sTEAR NE-Wholy nominal city dull quotsi S'ac
oleomargarnc-Ciiy quoted 67ss7c. 1900. g..
urdayb qu.tations RAW held az 494asc for Aolasses
l8lGc Tor fair reclining aud no. for Centrifugal Re-
7eI Granuiatsd' CSC. Mould A. 7e Confectionery A,
6ssc. Code. standard Gle. Coffee on A. 5yt s0ci
6ssc.
TALLow-Prlmo CITY quoted 4'.c.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N. Y. O. 4 w. Il r. CO. lcsseea
Trains 42dsL station as Follows ad 30 minutes
earlier from foot o Jay.st, North River
Detroit and Chicago '05ba NJ, "0OV. $40 p m
ST Louis 900, 1915 p IN.
Syracuse Buao, Rochester yuspcnslou Bridge Niagara
Falls 3l5 900 a. m. 800 SD p M
UTICA 3l g. $3.50. al 1870 NJ. 1900 -Slo n
Kingston sausortes c,,.kl Albany. sl5. +71s 'e:5s
a. nj. s4OO, $500. -S;lo D m.
Cransron's Wsst Point. Cornwall Newburg 1918. "7ii5
1856 iO,i6 also m $500 $40. 300. 's;l5. SA5 ~.
and $500 n m Cranson'a cornwsl, Nswbnrs.
For Montreal and Cana I. East, $500 p m
Hamilton London. 5000 A. M -b:OO $40 p m. TorontA
teib5 a M, 1900, ~ 10 n m.
Elegant sleeping oars for buuho niagara FaA Dotrois
sDay iDaiy except saturday Other trains daily
SUNDAY Laws Jersey Oltv. Z. H. IL STATEN. all;30
g M $40 D m, Hoboken. West shore station all 80
$500 --..
time tables parior or sleeping oar accom rot
apply At oioes Broo<lvn, 3jj wash
ston.s 7i3O Fulton.s Anuer once fost OF Fnitonss
NeY.York Cty-303 1875 ga broadway. 1857 Bowery Ia
loot OF jav.sE " h O. Il. LAMBEht
bVAndsrbiitAvA General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET

z
For the FIRST time since 1866 the Live Market
practically suspended the blizzard which struck
New last night and has all day long With I'M
abated fury. Jersey city O5 Cattle were re-
ceived but the yards and scale blocked ana
only the upper scale entrances opened much
labor the total transactions included of 42
head by d. Mcpherson as follows 10 Chicago Steers 4OI
n average at IS IS 10 Kentucky do. 1245 10 at s5 20
L. 1913 n. ~
Neither butchers sellers with above execution
the and out Into the yards and the
62 unsod Will be carried and sold as pac-
ticabe (probaby part Of them Tomorrow. The feeling
is firm.
Very few Live Calves arrived and n limited number Of
Sheep Lambs and Hogs. in view Of the blockade firm
feeling prevails.
We uve weekly receipts for the five days ending Sat
urday with partial far as received yesterday and
to-day. Al Washington Market there trade I'm
Live Calves Spring Lambs Very little doing in Dressed
Meats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13
rsB PETROLEUM MAhkEZ

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The meagrs Of brokers and the isterupon
telegraph service ct Consolidated Stock ana
Exchange yesterday in consequence OF the storm mAos W
oil market practically without signincanec There Was
bear,sh news from Fergus well ~ Washington
having struck flower freak Saturday afternoon WIN
the result of starting rate Of rs barrels an hour
terday morning the dow was down to Do barrels
while deeper drilling be indulged in experienced scouts
that 10 expected to stimulate the yield or
this early news prices started e5 cents on sales OF
barrels and the sale 1000 barrels ~ aiosso
cent Tho trading afeward was OF more consequence ana
prcss hardensd to p61g6s cents The close was without
a. regards tho when the market
able to It's AT the Stock Exchange
transactions were Insignificant.
The total dealings and the range Of prices al Inc Consoaa
ed Exchange were as follows:
Oneninu ......... % Lowcst..........-..-... %
Hi,hest .'..........9 90 Final. 70 Z
Refined oil unchanged at ~ cents per gallon but the
MARK ct nominal
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CGnitrp Doaro WMateo

4 MARRIED COUPLE desire board during
4 the ia the country. within hour travel
from New-YOrk Ad lFess, stating terms, location &C.,
i. w. McCEh p O. Box 1910. New-York Clty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13

Good Prime Steers 40 ass 50 ana
the avsrAre was estimated at So
REVIEW OF THE wEEK:-The market for Beeves
slow on "Wednesday and prices fell on 100 before
close with 20 cars 70 carry ever Fridays arrivals
light and with continued upward movement In prices
Chicago and stronger Drssscd Beef trade hard NE
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Giluaiions h)antco ftlales.

BUTTERFLY competent young cOlored
ID in private family thoroughly understands his
Broadway
COACHMAN-By a respectable Protestant
good ariver honest sober wl.ng and o6liSng no
Dress SssS a. pv sG@ Stable Yi Sg ws.i sStSsI
COACHNIAN and GARDENER-By a tenn
~ perate. industrious man good groom careful driver
general work good reference employer DO Ad
aressJ J. c. X, ls2 Park Row
COACHMAN. By a married man; small
references 4 years in last place. A. u. Box. l2s West
b4th.st
By one who thoroughly un.
~ derstapds his duties good city driver willing aud
OF Carl or ss. 5 Se y
COACHMAN, &C. BY sober young man as
and harness, driver do
snss kass.. UsEFTL EXS. TrSuSSo UPTOWN S oaic S
COACHNAN and GARDENER-By married
~ man Protestant no acamoranees, wIo good cook
.J cXRP&STEEs ios 9Th SIa' ave. so'''H''' o'' u'''
COACHMAN.-By married ScOtchman will
from ASG9s. OF coI" fs s a
T. OACIINIAN, etc BY gentleman giving
gle Trustworthy strictly temperate arstclass groom
Understands horses sarnes caaees unSerssnd
s %Ens attending would be generally
u'''''' nuuieS' W VI. ~ Voo ID way,
COACIlMAN.--By frst-cass man best
~ references Address present employer, L. H. NILES,
o East 6Gthst City.
COACH MAN and GROOM-By an English
~ man who understands his business, Wiling TO make
himself usem' years best CITY references from late
poyeri aty or country. Call address u. caro Mrs.
COACHMAN.-By young married man who
~ thoroushly understands his business willing and
Cali Or sSa shawn S"s Srns. sor
COACHMAN aud GARDENER.-By young
~ man horoaehly understands his business best ref
Qrenoes Annre" W letter. NJ X Tribune Uptown once.
nAlRYMAN.-By first-c class buttermaker
- mixer so understands care OF nne stock would
place ~ foreman handy single temperate
end elate years retereRco from presont employer Dis
engaged April l. j. n. Deary man. Aorrstswa N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13

BOSTON via FALL RIVER L!Nk.-Only 80
)! TX; p !; :s.i! :s' s;
sa Ell lR bI 81 sT.ss "a
s on PIER IS ad
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
pesbrcsses 81. As follows; ''%
g, ,s and iPi.T%sdsts pcn
and Il. wss! and principal local pon Chat, s sss
TO = coaS.sSs s'' Rs.alds s:s
$40 for P s,:,o,., and principal insrnsdl.s.
n'f: a. S sa Tycs: @ az
l: - s:;.
an leaving iHs aas's' sno IT. snd M con-
meet for ali points NfssSoy I$srS hsis'Sa cal regions
ga m. for Maach Chunk. Ha1ietcn and intermediate
to- cCgay and Inss,m'd,ss sons
DOn'O General eastern ONCE, as S Brcsdssy '
NORTHERN RAILROAD OFNEw- JERSEY
Al s5 50 ri. KS BE-
land p for Nsnqet spring Valley aoa.sy and Tai;
900 NJ, and Sp m,
IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 81,
battery Place Chambers Street and 2sf street ferries,
g. s1d ss4n.s .ai ~ asSs
Il
order. Tor checking aa a9stes baggage BE- oot,1s
minute;
MIRA ' H.rnsI:yiiio: Sar.is Pullman sleeping Coach
Sp and q L:.,; LIMITED sea Pa.
St Louis. 70 sIsra charge Tor fa.. Time: M
E%5 GS S9 sa'
:so sS sss ri TO e P isd
p pm @i IL night Also to Ra,Sersord $50 SsS MI
e pas,a aS , s% IN ss s4' s nb MI
Pa,sf. eo q, 40 s. l5'sCs %, neos i5A sss
sSS no. 9 nss sS sas ssS siq rs e s lisa
S'Tf's o an! r''s'' 800 y; $50 s
nage % l. .n nFas aqnay ESQ sS sS
sS rs s5S s ;s5
waPx % s%s%sy G.7 80 Job "a 9s9p
Md sGSS1Ts and M port erSs So $780,
40 1870 p. M Sundays 4Ao. Sis. lo:3OA mi o.
Express trains from the West arrive in NewYOrk at7''
y a.s s9Tk Manager General PASSENGER Asen.
NTEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peck-slip
ed saI nc arrive ea north and sas
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT, NORFOLK, PokIsMOCIh AMI
THE SOUTH 80 $3.50 A., ,,,,,,
ro&k sS$ g BfS.F3 ' B s's flSi ( a'
leave foot OF Corandt and Desbosses SIS as fSlows
Week DAYS a. m, arriving at Old Point Comfort p m,
Dailg D. m arriving at old Point Comfort Tickes
sleeping Derhs secured az any Ickel
forcar seats sleeping berhs secured at any Ticket
IT w DUNNE Supt r. b. COOKE, @. p. F. Az
NORWICH LINE.-FavOrte Inside Route,
~ Fares reduced Boston, % Worcester. - 80 Nor-
wch 81 e5 New London 81 40 C9rrespondine edus,ion
10 ali points Fast Steamers CITY OF WOKCEsTEA
CITY or BOSTON and CITY DE- LAWRENCE leave Pier
a. " n AT H. m G. w. BRADY, Agt
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
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Geacbers.


A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
"A esscs supplied charge. TEACHERS reglste ca
free vacancies always hand form for stamp. ~ r.
AVERY, American School Bureau w. 14th-st, N \.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Gov
ernesses &C., Colleges Schools and FAMILIES Apply 70
MRS. NJ. ]. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union square.
A LADY desires a position as goyerness |;
N teaches French. German English Italian music ana
the other OF instruction highest TESTIMONIALS
Address Y d. Box 49, Tribune Uptown ONCE l2S9 Broad
way.
NOVERNESSES.- gOveInesses who
" arc we'll recon mended may be found at the YOUNG
WOMEN's CHRISTIAN AssOCIA rION, East lOthst
EOVERNESSES, visiting and re lden {,
VI teaching English French ana German. can 10 OBJ.
tanned the Young womens Christian Association
East l5thst
nESSES TEACHERS AGENCY, IL East
17thst supplies teachers tutors. governcsses, mu
ecsns readers al branches, resident and visiting Eng
llsh, French, German Spanish spoken.
NSIOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU
w KEAU (for both sexes supplies Professors Teach
ers. Goverpesses Musicians iOusekeepefs Companions
&C. colleges, schools and families also BookkeepeIs
Stencgaphers and COpysts 10 business hrrns o,
MRS. A. d. CULVER 800 shave, New-York City,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13

SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and tho East Express leaves Grand Cen
Express train at p m, except Sunday East Ex-
press at daily Palace Parlor- ears or Sleeping
IN
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Business Cbnnres.
Professional.

A JOURNALIST of 20 years practical eXpe
~ desires position; live energetic and with
eye for we'll posted matte nal politics man
salary reasonable Address with paTticu
lars HILARY 33 East Sthst, City
TRAVELLERS.-lf you want ciceronc In
Sweden. Norway. for next summer address note to
Swedish Scholar" Tribune ONCE. l can also give YOU
lessons in the Swede and Norwegian languages
SWEDISH SCHOLAR Tribune ONCE.
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DreesmakinQ.

Ureesnaking.
nRESSMAKER.-By q Partisan latest fash
~ IONS; will orders ladies residences FoLes can
be speaks English German and spanish ii RSTEL.
ll3 West l5th-st
nRESSM AKER.-French dressmaker with
~ best CITY references wishes few by
the day. Address DREssMAKEH. Box 800 Tribune Up
town Office 1928 broadway.
nRESSMAKING.-B the day, Taylors
i systemt best personal city reference O. w. Tribune
Uptown ONCE 1928 Broadway
DRESSMAKING.-By a dressmaker whose
hitting and draping not ercellei makes basques
from a. up skirts So. Miss s.. 2lt West
maker; would attend 10 the work OF two
private fsmiest references. Address MODERATE
CHARGE, Tribune Once
DARISIAN DRESSMAKER. - Perfect fit,
i .yIisb draper and tasty at short notice; moderate
Nine GLASS. l6s East 20th-sI
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

L. w. MCGEE, p. o. Box 2,075, New York City,
6teamboats ano Railroads.
PAY LINE to OLD POINT Nn[,rG COMFORT,
Leave via Penn X T. 4 80 p N Parlor ces 70 oi Bait,
thence palace steamers aIriy ing at OF Point az
s:i5 a. M, Norfolk a. IN H. V. TOMPR Ms,
Gen'l Pass. Agent 3l7 Broadway. N. Y.
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST
ID Via STO INGTON LINE.
lnsi1e Route A. lowest Rates
Steamers aye new ge 50 r. so Sas BLOCK ABOVE
y EW-lORK AND ATLANTIC CITY.
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
CENTRAL II. r. OF NEw-JERsEY.
NETWORK, FOOT or LiBERrY. ST.. N. r.,
AT 90 T.. NJ
iantc tity Phila and Atlantic city II. r. s;l5
Paror Car secured depot foot NJ liberty 80
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. Trans leave from ferries at west AZu
and Jay as follows: e.. ana.
dleown. Fallsburg Monucello Liberty, Walton Delhi
Detroit WssIiI valley points Is, m. 70, MIA.
se %ss, ' Rcnv 10 waR yssy poS '0' a
West 4odst, 82s D. m. Jay.st, 0 10 p M daily for
Mddleown Fallsburg, Lberty Walton. Norw'cs one,dS
Bunct sieSpers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
Pullman seepns-car berhs reserved a. so7 Broaawsy
way 1877 6thsve 1874 East i25thst, 264 West !25thst,
New York. J. G. ANDERSON, g. p. A.,
IS Exchange Place. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13

So ooI isls Miidns w
fin opton trading the feeling steady but tho days
business only aggregated 1900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13
IHE STATE OF TRADE.

Refined OF was uhchahsed az 70 VeHVs FeI q
mark OF was nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13
BUSINESS AT A STANDSTILL
RECKLESS SCHEMES THWARTBD.

REChLESS SUI EUEO III ANIHD'
DEALINGS CURTAILED AND DELIVERY SUS-
PENDED.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANaE-MARcH IL.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13

BUTTERFLY n competent young cOl0red
- in private family; thoroughly understands his
duties respect good city reereuce from last EN-
plOyer Address A. b. Box 80 tribune Uptown ONCE. l,23-
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-13

NORWICH LINE.-FavOrite Inside Route,
~ Fares reduced Boston, % Worcester - 80 Nor-
wlch ST 65 London. 81 40 Corresponding reduction
to ali points Fast. steamers CITY OF MDkcEsTkk
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pist
40 " r. AT d. m. G. W. BRADY, Agt
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Htletrrriion.

For Young Ladies-City
MISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
IS East G5th-st, New-Yark
VIII reopen September &C. Boys Classes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-06
The State Must Pay.

The case of D. o. Mills & Co. VS.. The
State Treasurer to compel payment of a
warrant issued by the State Controller in
favor of J. w. Mccarthy when Supreme
Court Clerk, has been decided by said
Court. The warrant was assigned by Nc
Carthy to |. w. Hellman, and by Hellman
to the plaintiff for a valuable consideration
The warrant covered amounts for persons
whom Mccarthy did not pay, and hence the
effort, among other reasons, to stop pay
ment by the State. In deciding the case
the Supreme Court says:
" 1t does not concern the Treasurer
whether the parties to whom The several
amounts allowed in the Clerks account
have been actually paid. If the Clerk had
presented the warrant in person to the
Treasurer for payment, the latter would
not have troubled himself with such an in
quiry, and we see no reason for such an in
qury now. None of the creditors of the
Clerk under this warrant complain, and
the Treasurer can scarcely be expected to
constitute himself their guardian.
" If it be conceded that the fact Of non
payment by the Clerk, if shown, would be
defense to this proceeding, it is sufficient
to say. that in this case prima .tdcie the war,
rant is good, the presumption being that
the officer has done s.duty, and if there
are any creditors remaining unpaid it de-
volved upon the defendant herein to prove
the fact. No attempt was made to plead OF
prove it. Judgment affirmed
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-06
Panchet, Is miles 4 laps Dufrane, Is mile;
6 laps; Hughes, u miles.
J0NAHIZED.
4 Dakotan's Queer Place of Refuge from
Blizzard.


a Blizzard.
St. PAUL, February 5th.-If a history Of
the recent blizzard could be compiled. and
all the queer and horrible incidents CON
nected with it detailed, it would rank as the
literary marvel of the nineteenth century,
but it would REQUIRE 10000 pages to tell ii
all.
An authentic blizzard story has Just been
written up by the local press of Aurora
county Dakota
When the great storm swept over that
county Eric johnson, farmer near Plank
inton, was watering his cattle some distance
from his building. He used his utmost
exertlons to drive the cattle home. but
without avail, as very shortly they, as well
as himself, were exhausted.
Among the cattle was a very large OK.
which soon became bewiIdered, and Law
down to die close to where johnson was
tioundering in the snow. At this moment
johnson, who was making frantic efforts to
save himself, was seized with an inspira-
ton which impelled him to quickly kill
the OK, disembowl him, and crawl inside.
After drawing the sides of the stomach to-
gether he was completely sheltered from
the terrible storm by the warm carcass of
the OK, and passed the night in safety and
comfort.
When morning dawned, however, he en-
deavored to crawl out of his peculiar habi-
tation. He discovered 70 his horror that the
OK was frozen solid, his knife outside, and
himself a secure prisoner. He kept shout
ing at intervals until 2 o'clock in the after
noon, when his cries were heard By parties
who were searching for his frozen body,
and he was helped out of his hole, none the
worse for his peculiar experience
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-06
A LONG TRAMP.
The Six-Days' Walk - Guerrero Covers
the First Mile.

NEW YORK, February 6th.-A. N.-Nine
thousand people assembled TO see the start
of the six-days' walking match. Among
those who dropped in were Judge Duffy
Nike Donovan, Tom Ochiltree, Larry Je-
rome, Pat Diver, w. ]. Coure, Professor
Miller of Australia, Joe, Jim and Mike
Coburn, Jim Cusick, Jack Dempsey, Billy
Edwards, - Fatty" Walsh, Under-Sherii
Sexton, Barney Wall, Fred Gebhardt, John
O 'Bierne, and inspector Steers The favor
ties were Cortwright, Conners, Sinclair
Hart and Hughes in the order named The
start was made al midnight.
The first away was Field, Cox followed
and then came Hughes, Cartwright, Albert
Panchot, Herty, Guerrero, Brodies, the Tn,
known, Hart, Sinclair, Elson, Hales, Heg-
gleman, Strokel, Curran, Dillon, Campana
lilly, Callahan, Ranhoefer, Mclaughlin,
Selma, Paul, DufraDe, Keesbone, Gala
Horan, Hoag, Johnson, Hoagland, New
! hart. Day, Burriil, Pittily, Deliica, Turkey
Swend, Richards, Taylor, MunsoD, Stolph
Thomas, Stout, Vint, SalGon, Bird and
| Connors, who brought up the rear, making
forty-eight all told.
Guerrero made the first mile in six min.
utes and twenty seconds, with Herty i'm
mediately behind him.
At o'clock the Is leaders were Golden
Is miles 2 laps; Cartwright, 16 miles
laps; Guerrero, 16 miles laps; Hart, !,
miles ? laps; Albert, 16 miles laps
Hegelman, 16 miles 9 laps; Srokei L
| miles laps; Herty. Is miles l lap. Con
noEs, Il miles ! lap; Sinclair, Il miles