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New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March y lspeeiai,-lI wss great oisaPp"'n"
sos 10 the buiis that Jones' MsCormck ksnneit began
siiing wheat to-day. They bought on TUESDAY aug
,vean,sdsy An enormous 4,00o0o0 or A0ooVoe
srsainIy: and ths crowd noked them fos sesersh@D
The Nay opusa opened 81 "a 50 and seAsa " - senss
thls was tho limit Of the influence There MAS -
once By the big raiders 70 prevent any sueh y
thas would ssars the up csishy, Ream Hursh
insoo vxrs ai sciers Jones' Mccormlck Kenaetss setting
came lsar lasted eager Th<rc would have been no
urpriss the May option had sod down 70 40 cents
instead Of sailed above 20 eeutA None OF ~
shinxs expected happeaed The cesntry which was e.
red "a ssanusds az ,. otening d IN sellers
q ali Ths receipts l35 ca were aig 70. MY o. end
AZ 40 81 osnts Tia raiders pus SLAadef their tsske
In tbs ps and denomination rather taa " bug ell
Ins sof Nav % 19 NewYork. however, hei1 pretty
al sod bid we fer cash This encouraged Poole she
nan Co. u make large purtAsea here against big sales
shers Horu Htroug and Robert Warner Co. tel
s~sd on the sslns The buying wa 70 heavy Ane
holders In tbs pit - few. that there
esaioued complete revolution In she srntimentA NAY
sold az 30 1-<dso te AMI closed a - l,S ssn,A
Prdnys estimate being 1900
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

State bonds were neglected, as usual lately.
OF city bank stocks Leather Manufacturers
sold t25l at 2oo and American EAehange s2o'
Railroad bonds were mort active, and although
lower in the early dealings they rallied AFTER
early losses. Erie second consols fell over per
cent but closed unchanged at % "a Missouri
Pacific eonsols further declined IA per cent to
Missouri Kansas and Texas general S. l-2 to
81 Ia and Texas Pacific land grants per cent
to a.. while International and Great Northern IS
were l-2 per. cent lower than the previous
sale, at g. Aside from the issues of the South
western system, the declines were small and
few small advances were scored
Exchange, Cotton Seed OIL certificates continued
to be active ls4.7l at some recovery, and, aftsr
fluctuating between ,2s 3-4 and %, closed - -
sold i' $4,000 at % s4 chicago and Atlantic an
beneficiary tsO0) at 5, Chicago Gas Trust ZOO
at 49, Toledo Ann Arhor end North Michigan y 3. N
p3. and among mining shares Consolidated Viz
einia Il o0j at s1l rs, Horn Silver 5000 at u
iron Silver 5000 at 81 a5, Security t40o) at 40
to rs, aud Sutro Tunnel u,lo0l at IL cents
Money wa. i,a per cent on call a..
icilews; s,. ;,s Exchanges ''0's'' '0'' '"''"0''
The saS.Tressu debtor at the clss,d,.s sd.s
House ssl a5s It's net loss on balance soir oss -
ssSo. 207 les q currency gain of ee,352. The
operations covered: Receipts, S1,o54s6s: pay
mehts 81 3z5 200. The general neiance sm9nm. sr
coin and Sla32o.oo2 currency.
The United States Treasurer It Wsshineson
received to-day S4s2,ooo National hank notes Tor
redemption. ....o o,o ana .hn
Internal revenue receipts wrre S3o5.tss. :.
r., davis WashinR Rton Treasury statement ~
.,sh on hand and deposits IN bank compares with
sns egurrs OF Yesterdays statement as follows:
Mar 2i 1883 Mar %. 1898 Dherenecs
Ne, ,d an hand s2i0l laa 692 $40 80 6a2 Inc
Nj ssiSsr s on hd o27o97 612sf.S1 Dee S86 oso
Net LEGAL tenders a. so.n,o "a n,o CTS rns oas aoa
hand @SoS~oA@ <so'..e-~ >A~ ~-
Aerusi cssh in
Treasury vauln
outstanding - - .-s ~.>< es4 oos ~. s-s rxs
certidcaes oxyl S1o9.1 W. 80 ~ - ~
Deposits h banks s6Wso" eooeeo.' A"' 49,
~. . h.,u,s sSl7 xse os7 ss4Tlsl 80 Dee c77oc
| The foreign exchanges were hrms s1tAosx1a
ms nsx hesvv hut the light exports Of merchan'
! AZ iateiy have restricted the supply Of CONNER
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

cial drafts and rates were slightly higher In con-
sequence. Following are the closing quotations
for business: Bankers bills a IS and - 90
for long and short sterling respectively 5:i9 36
reichmsrks: 20 ga and 40 SIS for 9us'ders.
The governors Of the Bank Of England A. tbctr
weekly meeting to-day msde 10 change in It's rass
for discount which rmains ct 2 rer cent IN
tie week the hank gained Ei33.nOn. and tho
proportion OF reserve TO liabilities raised from
54.l3 to 44.s1 per crnt. against an advance from
ASA to a al NJ the corresponding date iast
year when the rate for discount Was 10 per
cent The weekly statement Of the Bank III
France showed sn increase Of 1,e75.0oo francs
In god and 407s. .0O0 francs in silver. Al the
London Stock Exchange British consols were '-5
higher for both money and tho account aS
l0I as and i0l "a respectively. Prces ot
American railway shares were lower. hut rcfusrd
10 follow G. 'osely the abrupt decline In The homo
market yesterday afternoon. A. Paris Frnch
per cenfs were slightly higher A. s21o, exchange
on London being 25.27 l-2 francs to the &.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
xuanpsAx PaoDucs MARKETS

acs,snN Hsms- In s.ed semssA naeos IL zee aenss1
cbssss-i ar aemsna Is." sysns = rssssosss sse
Sssssna Ws-sI- II posr arnan6 rsa.-in pssr aysssd
Ss~w,upf znd tutarss-lu TAR d~a~uA 0txel Wsetsg1
Earrh. sass e "a. Awt sd Msy Assl q - -
Nm. A. I1udoa New. york ~tate In p0or seuaBA
inxSoI MAR IA p o-Pr Ance-cAixusIa tlnseol,
pa g. ~ qsssssss sprss u tarpsasin~ 3A 81 ~
Bnxnxx Mar "a -vstrsisnn- msrks - p'esMn :.
A1rVrnP r sgrh ~ -PscBaleu,s- n Aoorcan ~
frsncs i7L esssiss paid II Hnss - esnsias sssE
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
.KyOcKEp OUT BYA THICK SKULL.

A stubbornly contested prize fight under tho Lon
don prize ring rules took place carly yesterday morn
Ing ON Long island betwesn jack Faop and Jim
smith. both heavy weights seventy-two rounds
were fought and then Falon, somehow, when rushing
al Smith struck with the crown OF his head against
insansble Never before In a prize fight probably.
was : Knockout thu s,cuIcd tsllons ihck shui'
tended considered themselves amply repaid by the
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
LOWER PRIci s FOR 7RoTTING STOCK.
FLORENCE ELMoRE. A BAY MARE, sofD FsR So. OOC
-nruFR moesEs AND PvDIGREEs.

FLORENCE ELMORE. A BAY MARE, sof.D FsR 50. 600
OTHER uoeSEs ANp PvDIGREEs.
The average price obtained yesterdays sale Of tro
ting by G. Kellogg Co the American In
stitute nearly good that Of the nrst two
dsys Tuesday $3.50 the average price paid: on
Wednesday It $3.50. while yesterday II did 20
sbove $500 The for this of course the dif
ference quality stock offered For the same
rea son the dropped OF considerably among
those of the wef known breeders and
faneiers Of the ssle During
the session Gfty-two horses sold snd s20275 was
realized
Yet. spite Of the low the Drncpa occur
renee the whole occurred yesterday. This
sixteen hsnds foaied In 1882. by George wilkes 719
e :24I2 Florence E,more fully developed.
but has trial mile half mile track in
2:A l-2 When It Is borne In mind that her sire got
Harry Wilkes t2 Is i2D. Guy Wilkes q rs 14 Wilson
f2 f6 Ia her chances for mstfne fast FAIR
She was bought by J. s. Ferguson stahie-kccper 10
Fifty thirdst 5000 II generally understood
that Fcrguson made the purchase for client but the
buyer refused to give any information that point
The following brought s7oo each
Chandos. 1.o34. ch g.. 1879. Sire. Strsthmore. 4os
dam. Airline J. r. Visor. Prescott. Canada fRys sdys
Stock Fa,m,. Bought By W. W. Conover Middletown
n. j.. s1.050.
Inex b. m. 1892 sire ewcepstakeA 298 BY Rvs
dyks Hsmhietoniaa. 10 dam Dolly Bull Harrison
Miis Bought by S. Gamble. San Francisco. Cal. $50
Rebecca. b. e.. 1884. Sire. Rystyk e52; dam. Mary
Clark J. r. Wiser. Bought By Cooper B. Hatch. Cam
den. N. j.. COPS
Victoria j. r. Wiser Bought By J. g. Fefguson
Nav
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
aAEx on AN OLD EsrR0Dis9 0HvsOG

The sale Of Old Sands Street AethsdIsf EpascaDa
Church Brooklyn. tho original church o the dspcniaa
city, ana landmark sppnxi1 the Bridge Co
,rssea was eGecsed ysasP1ny for eioS.eoo Tho pur'
chaser cAssses z Bti,- F.. orohes. whe ass M>
varpss h - convert tAe psspaW into nasks~ 1hs
ssoety hss frous Of " feet In ssndss depth Of
308 feex russias bsek - Algt-sA BSs1ns tss Sa'ss
ssvas thsss iesssse saoa. M esasAssshae eFssse
bsswssn eeenpSad ~ graves 81 ssry usuher snns q
whom have laid there Tor 100 One q thnss
buried thsse is tho Rev. Jehs ssnner6eid
The propersy sdoIas thss aAsn by Bridge Trustees
Or swtehna parposss Sands and wasAnesnn sA ana
ass been In ths zsxss pes Dssdec VS. spensd m
fssa The BsoskIys Csp RatlssaA csnpnHy ~snsss I"
sAeu snd onersd elO0ooa bat ~ sEiss Dus % y sss
sl2s 600 ana es ssmpany pussAsd ths sppssa ssos o.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

the street The for the sale gives the purchaser
possession On May To- but 1t must be spproseo Dy Inc
members OF the church and Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

0uuusn ossF-FuAs FUD-RAR u-osess Sssse
Scssases oeqsS.fSs1. zssu-PAss ux,-ss1ss psss@
s;s sssssss ssss sSessssSs-rnn US r.-r4z r-ss~ rs.,z
oonMos FiEAs-sPIcAI TxKx-Bsssrs Ansa. J-No az
Oossss PrzAs--rszA.. Txx-yAn I-nsssss Book
orr oous7-rniAL T.sS-rs.T i.sssrs Eh,lisA IL, Ia
"a siS .tsas ss ~ ia :sss ~: @ @:ss :sss & ; sSs
II: .'!
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:sss s ;: Z : : s :ss :sS 49, ssso s ...
81 ga YisssInes~io i. la ,,-rs-~,,
L. and A.slssast DrsrissA Attorpss osas-Noa a a. o.
." "tSSaT or 4 azxsnAr .rss,ox.-rARr III. . ai,ssr-
isSi "a. T. J. o. 10. Il Il. Is IL fissdss-Is
UNyrEp srATRs SUPREME CoURE
WASHINGTON. March R-Tns svssswine badness wss
anssetsa In the Supreme Court sf the United eafes 70
day.
No ao4-Ths usitsa sAsss spps'iaps ast The Marshall
sssr Mnrs Ees Sos ans r.rr H.u
Co~nssy- .presat sss the Cisvsrnd, Cosumbss cisen
Dsai saa Indasasoiis Railway Company and 0sns~ AT
NO. isa,sA. H.css..ss oel...sse. p'aissR !. sr''
| ast Joseph NJ Oliver & Son Argued
| poURT OF APPEALa
AIsASr MsFeh oouss q AypeAls toda0 shs 's
! loving causes argued
| Ne 7ss-Johs H Byron respssAs.s 49, Henry l. Low
No ;si-H..srr Jan" Todd and esherA sppeasss ass
81" sss-ssssss csshlas rsspsess.t John ssss
roler,nr !, ,he any ea.ssasrfsr nsrch -;
| Foa IT'S eea S84. TIE 72j TT and 7oA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
cxPrATy FRAKcIs q. BI III BURIED.

intendcnt e the Pacific sscsnip Compsay who died
Monday last place yesterday At his home. No sos
West Per.eeaths,. Tho Psotertaat Epscopsl service
was read by the Rev. Thomas Gallsudet q St. AIMS
fhurch In West Eichtsenths The rector also delivered
brief address Among the noraI pieces were steam
chin sent by the omeials Pscihc Mall Steamship
Company ana . nom members Of TIC EewYork Club
To which csptain Baby belonged Among present
vers jordan l. Moot cspsafn p Evsss. A. wright ssn
sard C. vsndenheuval, EscAesck Goodrich. Joseph A.
f,yeysous william r Ward ueorRe W. stssssa. n. r.
Bsbcoek JssAu HenATickA Thonss A. MsssA President
orses Adsm~ at ~ Cannessisi Rsnk Edwin Ven ks.s
Louis z MAnssr Gsuid n. 7hosp ssd sns hsadssd
intimate friends Of the family. TAc Pacific NAH 6sssm
ship Compsny rrpsssrnssd By Cspssn g. L cspp and
several ~ the bssrd H drertora Tns body was uksn
% Weo1lswn Cenescry ~ barfsl
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
couRr cALENDARs-ro-DAY.

a "a l9 o6 7S IT. iSs l<x las ia Ii 12u 22o 2Sz
flz 1l9 2Ss 2s 27s 2ss 2s7 s0o yo2 sus so< 3oe
m xOX
s1rssns Cousr-ssaclAI r.su- Past ls-ss%ss,e % y
hpuwa y-xan ls4 b8A l6S. 49, euz al e0z oOI, bit
3lS. ia 10 iSss - to5. ~ eit ies evl
eCpxe10 CoQn1--sor&AL 1eM. fAss hA-0s -~"'
puDea l-x:anp - 80 ooks01nk
6vSsEpa covKr-cIswtg-eAnt t-os1srs &a<s.ssA J.
DyPsssscsli1-<:sscrsI-e.p! si=sef.re "a i:nses !.
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i5v5 issN iss isSs issi iSsI
Nss x.ia si.M zs z7M L151 yn1e xnns ssi9 5s ~
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sgsssns -Gs.su.s-sAss fy.-nsass ssssssk B.
49, . exkpsl@s.
0gsnssAgB1 cogss-ssssss EAssonL A-wm Of Nara
= 49, - - s.n1 osesh q. Rssk. ~ ~ ~ q
.ssrsSps& & &Snsss-sssaAA ss.s-ns<ss 0ose.as. -
olsesis5 Ssg.s-ruAs rssx-KAsT I--ssfsn ssasstss.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
EII'II;IllZ|;j|;y||XS!!| l!l| / j||i' Z
Druuoists and Manufacturing Chemists,

Fs,ahlished 1ssG at 3S3 Sixth-ave.. New YORK Lab
oratorIes: 5S5 washlngonst. 55 81, 59 Clarksons' ST.
New York
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST
MAILED FRYE on APPiLCAT ON
SEE THAT OUs TRAD S-MtRK Is OS ALL
eoODs PUxP0RrfN,: TO RiKER'S.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
HAvAxA AARREr.

HAVANA Mar ~. -spsnlsh xsld .3l123zk, Exehsnrs
Sra The unilei stAtss ~ 'isy. k.aa - prssn1 n
short s,sh.: .m pro "nn o. Lo,sas. Isl prsnt
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
INSIST ON HAVING
RIKER'S EXPECTORANT
And You are Positively Sure Of Cure.

Do not allow any to persuade you Other sola
by smsl all dealers tliorg ghout tho United stis o.
win be free Of charge 70 any part Oh the onsee
States receipt Of price By
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
Spirits or rURPESrrNR

CHARLESTON Mxrch n -rurpsatins quiet st aG
SAVANNAH March "a furpsn tine sssafy at ns "a
WILMINGTON March ~ = rurpsntss nrm yss
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
BITS OF LEC AL NEWS.

Mx Minnie Dougher1y obtained Q verdict for - 900 IN
suit against Metropolitan Storage sud Van Company
trsed yesteday In CITY Court before Chief Justice
kcAdsn and . Jury. She ciaimed this smount rs the
value Of two contents deta ned by the
company declared that the franks contained s"ey
aresses ball drcses spring sttre The oess 'o<nss
produced reegram and letter sent from England oy
John A Dougherty husband OF the plaintiff In which
he told company keep the trunks until his e'urn
ana said that that party" referring 20 MS "ue
brought them she ~oai oe sorry iof II
1t statea hasbasd ordered the trunks e. the
storaee warehouse from the Metropolitan Hotel Last
February " Europe without his ~iie ~hom No
hsd intended to him. but who refused TO 90
because mother not permitted TO 60 Also
The report OF Hamilton Cole referee. In the suit Of
stapheu chester one Of heirs Of the June cstse
against Francois Henri Jue and others was ae1 Ia sae
County omce yesterday he holds that the con-
April. 1875. beswren the Marquis ae ohs
Arun sua te heirs Stephen Jums fs vsi ayr emea
vnder which the Marquis entitled 81 LIZ cent
q the amount the behalf OF the heirs
ana has Of the estate for what is us
ssclared to be due The remaining 81 LIZ per cent
h 20 the heirs Out OF the smounn thus s~sfueo
numerous lawyers 10 be paid
Richard ". Hsn,etL the resi- esfsse auctaonesr, s-
suruing from September lSo7, gave hAs
eheeks for Eve trunks the train OF
estcorps Express ordering deliver the baggage
st the Fifth Avenue Hotel Only four trunks we're DO
uvered and Harnets sued Robert E wsstestt pre- l.
dent Of the express company, ana opsineo o serAc'
assnss $500 yesterday In The Superior osur s
eIamea that responsibility wth the raoaa CON
psay - sniy fosr trunks were 70 b found when eie
nessenger presented oAscks ~ the Grand Central
Station
AZ attachment granted By Justes o. Brseh- Of ee
supreme Court yesterday against the property Of '"
BarnweiL In suit ny Hubbard Price DO. 70 recover
g. 1856 o commissions sale Of cotton eainei "
be these brokerA
Bserosum. Of Ne. $50 East Seventy nft-st,
sssisEsd yesterday Gss,a Derinssr. giving prefer
onces Cor ssz2 90
Sore sf New Y&k 0sdlsoss - tie Yfosstse Msn-
uscsurng Company. buitanA ~ Jsrsey CITY, have take
sroceednxs 70 project their sass sA eatsfsd udg
snts fer slosoo against rhe shs large
bsins IN fsyor H. w. L. Aan & Co, s1.sz7. and
Anthony Frseschss. szU& TAs ean0any. Il Is snAA
uss cniSpis1 ~ ahs sH<0snsssa VI srsds Ca q
Ma rI< ~ Ruanseafk-aL. Aew rerx ~ t heAd ssme
4 ne nsnfs Dsysr 4. T. KspS. she psesSenf q the
eeupsny. 10 . psrnsr q .. oross oo rhe company
YES about ave sse viii an suthorzsd
sspfssi Of eSo.ooe
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
1HE BEsEDiorIS q COMPANY WINS rrs CASE


Judge Patterson Of the supreme Court Chambers. has
granted make irrcttos msnent restrain
ing Cook L Bernheimer. the FT@nkiin-sL dealers In
whiskeys and cordisiS from using bottles, labels
stamps which lead the public believe thai product
o theirs was the Cordial The history OF the
case vas published THx TRIBUNE February n
Judge Patterson based his decision the grounds that such
action on the paIt Bernhelnet fraudulent
appropriation Of the bottles and trade marks used by the
Soeiere Asopyne de ia Distiilere de Ia Benedeine
Iioucur de PAbbsye De Freearay which manufactures
the Beneiictine Cordial
Cook 4 Bernhelzcr admitted that their cordial
made and sold sotefy's bottles They claim
that plaintiffs nled design patent containing refer
enee trade and by having died that de-
sign patent ghss effrred the pat
ent became psbc property sfsr ieaftsn The plain
Tina however asserted their trade sep
srstely sed Charles Bslka5 Hnbsa sttssney for chs
-oeae6v nd thai this clam aefendnnts had
bcru raised before I'm trade and settlement
therafore extremely important
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON srocK.
Bosros March d. sss.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
80 CENTS.

NEw-YoRK. Nov 10. 1s6d
MEssRs RTKER 4 SON
GENrIEMEN: feel that I ought 70 write yog
49, Iir.s ~ sbev nv atprrcistion of your Ex
TORANT" IL has cured absolutely Of very se.ons s
fang and throat trouble which have euneree -
vereiy for the last six years paee tas nn h eitv
hat rrefv~d slight N any. benent thefefrnm sT.'B
your ExP ECT0RANT advertised In 50 honest ana ana A.
happy result that to-day am vel msn. s i@ss 'nnn mn
one bottle accomplished the work Pray eccept my
gratitude, and believe me, ever your aiveea1
No. 24S Eighthave
Three Generations
MESSRS. RIKER SON
Dear sirs: Your Expecterant has cured my mother,
mvs~If and nv daughter My mothers cough wns very
bad ana Of long standing my an ordinary cola an !
that OF nv vhoopne cough which sbe ha1 haa
about Ave or six months all this In three fayn 0rae-
fully yourS MtS fAhfS osoxoSNr'
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

Nes sssh balance ss47 sss7 ss4Tlst 80 Dee
The foreign. exchanges were Inn sltnosss
v,as net heavy, but tire light exports Of mershaa-
djss Iately have restricted the supply OF e0mmes-
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
One bottle of which Is Warranted U
Cure any ordinary Cough or
Cold, or your money Is
returned.

Pleasant, Swift, and Sure cure ior
Coughs and Colds
n tsksn o. sooa you feel that irritation g
Of ihe throat occasioned By cold FOUR 70 sAA DoSHS
WILL CURE - -. ...hs mn
In fact viii IL anything In that space OF un ~
tskes At least day or 70 cure cold. but
at GETS THERE ALL The SAME" :"
r, srops vcur COUGH almost st en~e bus should
you stop taking after three dosss Rroosoy yors
scuyh Would return thing you can swsys oe LII
II. Lone before you have smpasd the e'tso y0s "n
% ~ ,..,, Of th,s TRULY WONDERFUL medicine
COSTS NOTHING, and e6 eases out m every iyT su
Will BE CURED, p IN worth your Wh"s 70 Al HSAS~
MAKE THE TRIAL -
sure eight people taken In tme)
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The Risdon
Iron & Locomotive Works,

Corner of Beal and Howard Streets
SAN FRANCISCO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CALIFORNIA
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w H TAYLOR .......... Presid dent
r, S. MOORE. .Superinte l., ent
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W. 81. TAYLOR. 49,. .... President
r. S. MOORE. .Superinte nHent
ID UILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALL
III it's branches; Steamboat, Steamship, Land
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or Com
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built compI etc
with hul1s of wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they to be employed. Speed, tonnage anu
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, al
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled Punched and Packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIvErING, Boiler Work and
eted by hydraulic riveting machinery, that
quality of work being far superior to hand
Work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plansi
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
cific Coast of the Heme Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
pump.
j. n. s. WILLIAMS. ....HonoHulu
Room No. 3. upstairs Spreckels' Block,
551mar12d&wtf Agent for Hawaiian islands.
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a MEXICAN DINNER.

Questionable Delicacies Served at Recent
Banquet at Philadelphia.
At each guests plate a menu card
was placed. The cards were beautifully
decorated by the Mexican artists. Some
Of the cards were decorated with minia-
ture birds made Of gay feathers. Other
cards were artistically gotten up with
straw work woven about the corners,
and below on all the cards was printed
in Spanish the following:
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-12-07

and 1.-the active figure, whose
every movement was grace itself.
Then, his doting father had given him a
college education, and, though his accom-
phshmeuts were of the vcriest veneer he
had acquired the art Of making the most Of
the little he had ledrncd-sureiy not such
an Objectionable parsonage after AL. But
ms volatile manner claShcd with Daniel
Winthrop staId views Of life. and in the
best of times, when l.eCrolX had been adj
mitted at the Orchard House as frequent
guest, he had set HIM down as a "frivolous
ILckanapes,@ = but when the young man let
slip indlscrcet expressions Of sympathy for
the seCccdCrs and Cvincco q too warm APP
probation Of Miss Frobisham's society his
wrath knew no bounds and he had ordered
his women-fliends to close the door on .'thc
internal young copperhcad"
Therefore, when from his retreat in the
pilot-housc he saw the Frenchman drive to
his door and bear away the young lady, he
might be forgiven the storm Of lmpreca-
ti0ns which ross to his lips. One thing com
fortcd him: neither his wife nor daughter
appeared Oh the threshold to bid God-speed
TO the departing guest.
And Harry was coming home that night,
tale Of sorrow! He would rather face the
worst storm that ever ragged Oh lake Mlchl
gan than tell the poor lad that the girl he
loved had been false to him.
Nevertheless, III the @loam OF the evening
he went forth 10 meet his boy, lnterceptmg
him III the big meadow, where years ago ht
had taught him TO fly his kite and shoot
reed birds. As the buggy approached ht
stopped the driver and said:
sect down, Harry, and walk with mt
to the house. | have something to say Z
you
Well might the father be proud Of such ;
son-,all erect, the picture OF ANNA
strength. with Il frank expression III in
handsome face which would be his passPor