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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-19
ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices. 4o1. 8I7

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4O1. 5l7,
battery Place, Chambers al4 pa Street ferries New
YORK; 35l 1893 Futorst, brooklyn; lO7 broadway.
Williamsburg corner Newark and Iud-on ss HObOken;
-ui New station, jersey CITY, whore Tickets and ParOe
Sleeping Car reservations orders checking and
transfer ~ bHggagt be obtained. Express trains
281--t > minute, earlier than time shown from
.hamberssti local tain, to 10 minute, earlier.
q "a. - 30 ? sundays, Day EApruss, Pullman
Buffet Drawing room Coaches " BulalO.
10 q. days, lsOr Gar % Bhghamton, OswcgO
Elmiia Coming and Ilorne-yilie
. D. u every day, Chicago and 81 Louis Limited
sold Pullman Train, Day AMI ulet Sleeping Coaches u
Buhalo' Niagara iails cleveland. Chicago Cincinnati
and ct Louis no extra charge f0r fast time.
80 y ~, every day, NhedsO EApIess,' =, pullman
buset sleeper Bhslauloh, OWt2o' LlElTa' hochesteF
RuiheraPd T. s5 1 q = 80 49, 80 10 80 IL
moor; ia5, 90 60, 49, M0a65 70 : 10, $40
51d a. 49, = aGs o ~ 70 80 80 = a iiIG 80 90
F's'jpi s 8 49, s6 S9lS 30 10 az fSoi9 o
Newark and Paterson, ma Newark-5 40 G so g. go.
TO- Ii 80 a. $780, 4 20 90 6;2o, 90 9 20,
Ridse S 4 a5 .5o s 80. 30 10 80 a mil
20 80 e 10 o 90 io T. 3 10 49, IL pght
NeSbufe, 80 o. 10 $50 a. no. 80 T. $50 5p NJ
GOehent i6, 80 o. 10 80 a. H. l. 80 4 80. . 80.
Middeto%I and Port Jervis, Las. 1850 o. 10 80 a H.
sunday local trains malq line. as. 9 80 10 80 nj
40 3. L. 8. 80. 80, o. 10 30. u. night Newark
Branch, . a. IN. 30 80, 10 p. n.
Express from the West arrive IN NewIOrk 40
and II so aud 10 IS D. ~.
w. J. MURPHY T. i. FARMER
Gen'l sup't General Passenger Agent.
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean STEAMERS.
~ OURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Il passed scenery, climate obtainable
Trips embracing from 10 40 ports, occupying
weeks longer-speclally arranged Coupons available
any OF the Atlas Line Steamers, sailing ortnighuy
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
IIayu Carthaqena Savsnlla Colon. Nicaragua, Costa
RIGA and the Mosquito Coast Ports Only First Cabs
Passengers carried Address either
FIM, FORWOOD { CO.. Agents, ~ State-st.. y. Y.
THOs. COON son, Tourist Agencies.
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
from per Al, North River. foot u Leroy.st
Furnessia, Dec. O. a. N Anehora. Jan J. a. m.
GLASGOW DERRY or LIVERPOOL.
TravssIs Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts Tor any
amount issued a. lowest current rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. n
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA; JAPAN. CHINA.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
Tor San Francisco VIA tn 1tthmus OF Panama
COLON sails Thursday Dec 90. noon
From Francisco. LIST ara BranEan
For CHM and Japan.
CITY OF NETWORK sails Saturday. Dec 20. .. m.
For freight passage ana general Information apply st
eomLany's ONCE the pier, foot Of Canal.st, N. X
H. :! BCLLAY. Superintendent
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Steamboats,.
So TO ROSTON

A SD TO BOSTON
IA FOR FiRsl-t lAss LIMITED TICKETS
FARES REDUCED
YALE RIVER LINE -
pR0VIpf%CE leave PER % \. 4. 100, Of Murray s..
M 80 D m daily sundays ncudei Connection by An.
neA boats from BROOKLYN sni jersey city a. p m Re-
turning. trains connecting with steamers leave Boston
week DAYS CT D. IA. sundays y. ~. steam heat ID
sisierooms. An ORCHESTRA ON each steamer through
out the Tickets and occurred principal
transfer and ticket Offices. PIER ~ and steamers
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RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

~ Trains leave Chambcrs-s.. Station week days for
lngcwood Tcaany, CloscF, sparklll and Nyack 30.
= 90 10 and II 80 rs. 30 4. 4 80 10.
, 40, 10 g 40 10 80 D. n. II midnight sundays.
7 80 3 y 40 N, additional trains to cress-
For Manuel. Spring Valley. Monsey end Tallmans
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Dipiocn1 Notices.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. II broadway. . ~
DIVIDEND of ONE Per Cent on the con-
~ sol1ated capital of this company for the quarter
ending Dec 81 1885 has been declared payable at this
Office and after Jan. =, 1859. The transfer books WIZ
BE- closed Monday, Dec. Il, at O'CLOCK D. n auu re-
opened Thursday. Jan. 3 1859, al 10 O'Clock a H.
D w. McW1LLIAMS, TREASURER
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE & HUDSON CANAL CO.
NEW YORK, Nov. %, 1855.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one and one
N haf Il 10 per cent the capital stock Of thi'
company Will be paid the Office Of tho company No
81 CoFtlandi-st., IN this city, and after SATURDAY.
DEC Tho transfer books VIII be closed from n,
close business To DAY. until the morning 81 MONDAY.
DECEMBER II. By order Of the Boari q Managgrs
JAMES c. HARTF
Treasurer.
OFFICE DAILY MINING CO..
MILLS BUILDING, - BROA D-ST., go.
NEW. YORK, Dec. 1S, 1855.
dividend NO. % Dividend e Twenty
~ five (25 cents per share declared for No.
yember payable 3lst inst Transfer books Close goth inst
LOUNSBERY & co.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO 1875 BROADWAY, NEW-iORk
December IL, 1858.
DIVIDEND NO a.
~ ouarter'y dividend Of ONE PER CENT q per cent?
the capital stock OF this has this day been DO
carei PAYABLE IaruaTy - 1889 The transfer books
viii be closed Friday. December IS. 1888, at O'Clock
T. " and reOpened "Wednesday January 10, 1889, az
10 o'cock a. m A. H. CALEF. Treasurer
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itlnslfal 9nsirnments

A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and souare pianos
n OF make, which specially selected and used
~ artists Of the METROPOLITAN Opera HOUSE Company
curing the past opera season, viii be sold liberal
seduction from regular prices.
WM. RHABE 4 CO.. fl2 6th.svs.. abo7e ieth.st
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n EW-YORK d NEW-ENGLAND Il. H.
FOR BOSTON.

AJ.MAlS UN lime.
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 10 MILES. INSUEING BFST
TIME AND PUNsTu Al ARRIVALS.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot IL Day Express
arrives IN Boston . 80 D. M, week days.
D. NJ. New England Limited via Air Linel arrives In
Bns'Ou. at y D. daily,
II 80 D. m. Night kxpress arrives In Eoston ~,
week Gsya.
Elegant parlor ears. coaches. and dining car on day
trains. sleeping cars on night train Entire equipment
All trains through without change.
Tickets and berths at Offices Grand Cenual Depot aud
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Business Chances

GIO OD0 WILL PURCHASE the control
~ ~'OOOi in an estebihe1 business which will
pay annual Dividend Of 80 ooo on he investment;
Principals only amply in writing TO OPPORTUNITY"
Box 10. Tribune once.
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Ece Cream.

FACT-Iorton's Ice Cream Is made, from pure
n cream. Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks OF leo
Cream Restaurants Churches Festivals &C. will keep
hard one hour Country orders promptly filled Depots
l25thst.. New York and 1853 Eulton-st, Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The most important auction sale at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday by X. V. Haneu d CO., OF
Nos 3os 10 3l6 Mott-s., being five fourstory brick
,enements and stores. No. 800 rents for $1,000
wear. and the Others for S2,74S each. Nos 3l4 and
$40 were first put up together they moreaged Tor
SI4 900 at per cent The bidding ran from SlovV wv
to oGSS s al sos Ss' to PcS wea SSdrsWn
Wells had some lively bidding at his stand when nc
s U S ran from 81 600 to each which price
James Fulton the buyer. The properly VA soiu
by the trustees of St Annes Church founaea ss &
erneur Morris to pay for the erection aoi chapel
the ST. Anne's.avc front ., ,o. ,oroc,os,-e
William Kennedy & Bro. sold, unoer ioreclosurt,
four lots in Fleetwood ave-, the southwest corner Of
Pophamst. Lot sold for $500 to Charles .c IL
liz three a, 5000 Lot four went TO James Powell at
the same price The Employs Srmsos 10 Se t" great
success this year 1t has bcsn taken up by Ms,srs
James ISyness Peter Meyer ana ~ 1 I'm
There was call a. the Exchange Yesterday for
house II St MkS value section OF rro BspEyn sS
houses S' isS5sxioo, With two story extensions o.
south side Of 5 M row P sn n d ISo an or
see, 900 each, cash.
The following sass were held at the Exchange and
Aas''' Roo! By Iii.aq Kennedy 8 Bro s.,., =, v,.s.
SPs plot ,S i2s '3 rgAi@ss 'sh' Fleet
Two lot. y Sssys l. ISIS S fee. of 1aoth.s
2adsioO; J Futon, % go r.,ns,, . Co
Moiss:; so Rss;kerst' lots about 21Hsssi C.
- One plot o, land and unfinished buildings Nos go
e sis Ws.' ao4' wasn SO i soc Of 'h'V' p0
s oP % plot St ,sa 'd s s SS"f' ss; 'i s s
~; s;,ss T.: 'S'
Sale of the dwellings with lots Nos el44 and elSo
th.ay ",
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsTEKs-S. 7. CITY.
SI Isaac Shla;|n exec. 7oo
$50; e. 1 5ss l.'';' ms 1900
sac do Ss aa Ro % I: cSe S4
wife to Lazarus Levy $4,000
'H . Emmy 81 N ssa' 'o'la' william M0 sss 900
a.tst 2s sn1&o same , 70 ss%s 100000
To Tcnrietta NJ, wife Of Albert a Levi GO &c
and wife & cathsfine W Bruce $1,000
William BrosdDeIt .... $1,000
Nash. Referee, 20 Michael Wolbsch loS5o
Schmidt and wife to Rachel Such 1900
sshsv S"nIi sii sf r. Of i44thst a5x1oo No
Minnie Ruf 6s H 81 s She S 2SOO
W Fisher and wife 70 William Timpson
"@ $50 Henry Sherwood and wife to Minnie
Rycr1st s los 400 and 40 man Building Lots
ano To- William G Wheeler 1900
''I Mer Bert II rompEins 1,C25
WIFE wife TO- Myer Heman $1,000
Theodore BALDWIN ana wife to sarah Hui 80 500
" Greene. RefeiSe to ExeeSiriS II Cutting $1,000
jacob Butler and VIE TO Clifford Barbee 1880
fora nalbec to Jacob D. Butler $500
ssth- 81 : 200 n Of 2d-ave. aJN100s Frank
A Uhlein 10 Peter Uhlein
Peter Thomas 1880
esthst 400 It W Of Central Park west LOOK
jOS King p 10 Charles a, Il fSior anu nsoCn
N'i saul Fs sf Sei ''c'''. o4.25o
eSecrs so &C. james coaroSc to Anna Feeney 1850
c. Inst n 5 $50 n Q Of 9th-aye, 1JXl0Oh; Rich
rrl w Buckley Ond wife 20 Robert NcCanerty
Rl,e 70 SI Isaac Rosendorn IS 600
Same property errS; susaana schmidt to same
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Danrin3 Aeaoemies.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.YoRK TRIB.
AUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OPIONN
OFFICES No. 23S Broadway, corner Thirty hfstst,
until d. m $50 broadway, between Twenty second and
St. corner Eighthave. 80 sxth-ave 15S Fontth-aye,
corner Fourteenthst 760 Third ave. corner Forty sey;
enth-st. 1.O26 ThirdRVe near hlNty nrst-st ltVS
Tirstave 1OC West Forty sccOndst Ninth ave and
siyty-eichthst and 60 Liberty;st, and the liARLEM
OFFICE 100 Fast one hundred andtwcnty nfthst. up
to D. m, at regular rates
A LExANDER MACGREGoRs. los WEST SsTHsr.
"A Glasses and private instruction daily .
(entlemen's class waltz only begins SATURDAY even
ing Dec. ]. Hall to let for private enter&inments.-
A LIEN DoDwORTH NO. 6s1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A Glasses and private lessons now open
Glasses for gentlemen will commence Dec. D.
For terms, &c, send 2@cent stamp Tor crcuisr.
-CARTITRS DANCING ACADEMY. so 5th.
"A. ave between 18th and 14th-sts private ana clsss
lessons all lady assistants; special tefns IoI
clubs ana families classes attended, city or country
waltz taught rapidly afternoon aud evening" terms
moderate.
Il ERNANDo's ACADEMY. 1902 East 65tn.t Bank
BuIdinc) school for Dancing. Department and
Calisthenc Exercises Classes now forming send Tor
circular
n GORGE ". wALLACE's CLASSES.
" 90 West 59th-st and HARLEM. 129th-st ana 4tn'
See circulars
MIR TRENORS, BROADWAY, 32D-sT.,
WI Leading Fashionable Dancing School OF ~ y.
Lessons are given day and evening 0lreulafs.
NJR. MANUEL VIII resume his classes, Wednesday
WI Dec. 3. Address .o,
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Railroads..
C3NTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-gERSEY.
400 NM M Tor I Essoa Bcthe6em. Allentown. Mauch
chgG % aeaan FOR Femlnston Eastou Bethlehem Alien
n.S. nsaia @ ssu5 Lake n:
SSsnG4 ESaGns ianaquA
Mfgsa Chunk nshi.s
'ASn %t's'i SisI1
Chunk Heading, Harrisburg. etc On Sundays at 80
p g. A, H. Sunday for Easion, On o,o snr
as1. 10 i i Red Bank Long isOuy fs1H
Ocean Grove, except Sunday Point Pleasant
wdoB @ Tons ss Tsr baaeEa ec fao
'Afs 80 a. H.. p n for ATLANTIC CITY. vlnelana
80, .. sI5 10 30 II 10 NJ, I, 4, 4;ao $780,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
via Central i. H. Of Ne" jersey and PhnadeiphIa and
FeiqTs r al Lesyf IS t09. tlSss &C. 3d. n
DAYS At ,5To M 80, y ? A. 7.ao
u NJ eoDLseuon for Reading. Harrisburg. Potts
Tickets and Paror Car seats DO procured H. 4Is
"a 5 ra sS 5 GaSy s SS cS Mes; 1880 $40
Esw:YorE frsasief Company wil call for and check
SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL RQUTErrFOR
- Boston. Providence Newport ana the Last Express
trains Grand Central Station for Povldonee AMI Bos
81 q 10 saa E 9 ;ni' hsy'':' !!
For Newport at N. and p. m Psiaee Paror Cara
Sleeping Cars on al Express trains
\VEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. \. c. ~
" II. H. 4. H. CO., Lessee Trains leave Yves. ga
station New. York follows, ami 20 mIntns oaileF
from IooI Of Jy'st-, n, i Chicago, Detroit London
3 90 = - ,. p. T. loienS, 'S0 ~ Q oe 2 IS = a.
cuse. Dtcs. AMI prinela inerne1iste stations BIO
onlyt Kngs'o,, saugertlss Catski!l Albany, siA
New6u[.. 10 is M. a;io 5iS . AZ y ~ ,hs,sr
ca, te5 iua49 sIaga.H sas 1SroAto DirOiS Ghsisaso
Olher rains daily eneep, sunday. g. Leave Jersey
West shoTc station all 30 a. M. 80 30 p For
tickets zine tables, Information Gpply at oHlces brook
lyn-Y33 Washngton-st, 100 ful,Jn-,t, Annex Once
foot Of Fultonst Now York Clty@i 363 aud y42 Eiof
way, 1853 J.. bowery X PARK Place, aud West shore
stations foot Of West 42ist and foot OF Jays. n I;
Weseotrs Express calls for ana check oasgage from
General Passenger Agent, . yaaicbiltave Ny.
~ EW-YORK d NEW-ENGLAND Il. Il.
FOR BOSTON.
AIN lS UN lime
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 10 MILES INSUElNG BFST
TIME AND PuNLTUAL ARRIVALS.
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DAY LlNE.-For Old Point Comfort, Nor
- folk Va. and South Leave New,York via pcnnsyl
yanls iisllg9ad, p ~. phsdephia. 80 .. M larlor
station .. m. Arrive Old Point Comfort q. M, Nor
folk a M connecting with all Southern trains H. v
TOMPKINS General Passenger Agent. PSI Broadway.
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NORWICH LINE.
~ Fsyorite inside route Fares rtduced. To Do>t,a,
So Worcester. e. 50 Corresponding REDUCTION 10 al
points East Steamers leave Pc; 80. Notth ltNet Iva
~ Wsttsst treat pier above Dc,bFos-csst feIy .as,
sundays excepted at 20 M Tickets spt safe fooms
Brooklyn Of once on pier ana ON steamers
WestcO,vs EApfess wi! call lof ana check baresgs
from hotels residences. g. W, hNADl. Agent
NEW-uAVEN. steamers leave Peck-slp
~ pier 25 T.. r. az g. AMI II D. SUNDAYS "a
ceptno Seauefs srrye Ia Nme FOR early trains bofA aud
- ONDOUT AND KINGSTON. landing nj
~ CEanstoPs West poInu Cornwall. Newbury. Mar.
boro Milton, PoughAeepso and Esopus. ctnneoung u.a
USER and De- ava sni Sloney Seys and LstsA
tain raj roads yesners CITY Oh klN1sI0S and JAAEs
w. BALDWIN leave every wees day az q. pier loo,
gf HArrson;st. n r.. except Saturday, when CITY %
klNUsToN leaves at N On and after isiA VII
leave Ct y "a Saturday. y "
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Citn properin 60 Eet.

OFFS TO LET-On wan-st.. between Beekman
4 and Ann SITS. rutland WHITING, Beekman-st
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Cost ano found.

7 osT.-Bank Book No 524-71A. Bank for Savings
L. BOwery Savings Bank, EewYork. Payment stopped.
Please return book 10 the bank
T OST-Bank Book No. 300 500, Bank for Savings. 81
l. Bleeckerst., New-York. Payment stopped Please
return book bank.
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Anetion Sales.
LEONARD BROTHERS Il CO.,
900 FIFTH AVENUE
FA. LEONARD, Auctioncer.
GRAND HOLIDAY SALE
THIS WEDNESDAY, pee 10, at 10 a. m, p m ana
D. ~.
INVOICE OF JAPANESE GOODS.
PORCELAINs BRoNZES LACQUERs. SCREENS.
FMBROIDERIES, &c.
ALSO,
CHOICE ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
TOMORROW THURSDAY, Dec. 20, at O'clock
LADIES' SALE.
Comprising Parlsmafe CLOAKS WRAPS, JhCkEiS
TEA GOWNS. DRESSES. MA1INEES. DRESS PAT
TERMS SILK SKIRTS &c.
ENTIRE STOCK or A LEADING. IMPORTER
On FRIDAY, Dec. 81,
At 10 a. m. y. m and D. m
RICH HOLIDAY GOODS.
ONYX CLOCKS, MODERN EUROPEAN rPoRGE
TAINS ONYX AND BRASS TABLES BRONZtaS
MUSIC BOX rs, VERNIS MARTIN LuHNIIukE &C.
CHOICE ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
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hotels.
miscellaneous.

CoKE SO 30, - ..o,
Very cheap fuel for every purpose.
No 257 Avenue C.
aid GOLD and SILVER bought at highest prices
~ IL John.st., UNITED STATES SMELLING AND
REFINING WORKS
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJERSEY.
ll0 Lihcrty-st New York Dec. H. lses.
n Office is hereby given that the Transfer
~ OF the Registered General Mortgage Five per
cent bonds % this company Will DC closed from Saturday,
ne 18th inst. to "Wednesday. The % ploximo
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Gitp proprrtr for 9als.

l. or SALE OR TO LET-S30 Lexinston.sve.; in nice
i order; immediate UOssessiOn rutland WHIT
ING, Beekman.st
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Business propsrin for Sal, anh 10 Ert

BUILDINGS STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET Beekman, Ann, Fulton, John. Pearl VIII
lam, Nassau and streets In the vicinity. RULAf1 d
WHITING. 8 Beekmspst
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Ccrturcs ana Alcetin9s.

AN ELECTION of twenty Managers OF tho
"A New.York Institution FOR the Blind, and Of tire
inspectors OF Election will be held the Institution,
9lthst and 9h-aye., o. o'clock on the afternoon OF
Wedne sday. December 70, 1883
FREDERICK AUG. SCHERMERHORN. sec'y
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,EPORT OF TIE CONDITION
RESOURCES.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK at New-Ycrk City, in
the State Of New York at the close Of business December
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Urn Goods.

-
XKvANTED-MAN,-To take the agency OF our SUES
w sIze JSx1sXlS inches weight 500 pounds retail prs
s95 other sizes IL proportion rare chance ana per.
anan business These safes meet demand never before
supplied by other safe companies as we are not governed
" viz ALPINE SAFE CO. Cincinnati, Ohio
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SAILING OF THE AUSTRALIA.
Large Crowd and Much Music-A De.
laying Episode.


laying Episode.
There was the usual large crowd on
the Oceanic wharf to see the steamer
Australia off. Many esteemed residents
were going away; also some strangers,
who had tarried here long enough to
make numbers of friends, or at least to
excite certain degree of interest in their
welfare. There were lots Of little incidents
big enough, however, to tickle the aver
age crowd-while the band PLAYED the
steamer off, as the saying is. The local
custom of decorating departing friends
with leis burdened some of the recipients
apparently almost beyond their strength.
tldgety passengers who had to be going
down and up the gangway until the last
moment-dudes with awfully impressive
eye-glass or other mark of distinction-a
steerage passenger, whom it would not
be llbellous to call notorious, putting his
cur OFT the ship-all helped to fill in the
time. The chief incident, however, was
one that delayed the vessels departure
three-quarters of an hour.
The majority decision of the Supreme
Court, in the case of the two Chinese
passengers brought on former trip of
the Australia, ordered their remandment
to the custody of the Marshal. This or
der threw Marshal Soper back upon the
order of the Chief Justice appealed from
to the full Court, which was to remand
the two Cinnamon back to the custody
of Captain HOudlette. The Marshal did
So but, somehow or other, when the Of
| ficers of the law sought for the men to
| see if they were on board, they could not
| be found. To sustain the majesty of the
| law a warrant was sworn out for Capt
| HOudlette's arrest, which was served
! upon him few moments before the adj
vertised hour of sailing. What's the
NATTER" was the query that buzzed
| through the crowd as the Captain, ac-
| companied by Hon. w. G. Irwin, posted
| through the crowd and up town to give a
| bond in $500 before Police Justice Day
ton for his appearance in obedience to
| the warrant, that had been made return
| able on the 10Th of November. 1t was a
quarter to l O'Clock before the party re-
| turned to the deck, and the steamer
swung out amid the usual interchange OF
| farewell salutations between deck and
| dock.
The band was kept busy by Prof. Ber-
ger during all the delay, only taking a
few seconds for breathing between each
number. A number of native swimmers
attended the steamer as she turned into
the stream, to dive for coins that were
thrown from the ship in liberal number
The mail by the Australia amounted tC
1852 letters and 981 papers-nOt bad tOl
the third steamer mail to the Coast with
in five days.
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BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
In all it's branches.


Steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines bolIers'
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete,
with bulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con
structed with reference to the trade IN when
they are to be emf Logged. Speed, tonnage anu
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made afte, the most approved plans Also' All
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 RIVETING, Boiler work ana wafer
Pipes made by this establishments, rlVeted Oy
hydraulic rivetipg machi merry, that quaIlty Oh
work being far superior to hand work
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast Of the Home Safety Boiler.
PIJNIPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
CITY works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. n. s. Williams ................h honolulu
Room No. 8, upstairs, Sprecke-s' Block.
41-3m Agent for the lawn. 1sIahus.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-24
A Wedding.

Mr. Andrew Brown and Mrs. OEphant
were married by Rev. DR.. Beckwith, at
the house of Mr.. Mcmillan, Kukui street,
on Tuesday afternoon. The happy pair
departed by the steamer Mlkahala TO
spend their honeymoon on Kauai, at,
tended by the congratulations and good
wishes of large circles OF friends; Ihey
presented Capt. Freeman and 0flcers %
the above steamer, also Capt. CamPoe4l
of the steamer Waialeale ana MI; ~ N
Webster, clerk of the l.. L. D n, 70,
each with a silver badge in the form OF
scotch thistle, as a souvenir of the event;
This device was struck for and presented
to all the wedding guests.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-24
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Remember that you can get those deli
cious Boston Crollers to-day at the Elite.
Drink Moxie at the Elite"
Horns genuine Butter Scotch.
Genuine Butter Scotch (HOrn's) for
coughs.
Magazines at Graenhalgh's, LOG Fort
street.
Ladies' glace trim Cotton Shoes at
Fishel's.
Horns Butter Scotch, the best lubricator
for the throat.
Get your newspapers at Graenhalgh's'
LOG Fort street.
Milk Shakes at Tahiti Lemonade Depot,
% Merchant Street.
New novels, by the most popular au-
thors. at Graenhalgh's, 100 Fort street.
Extra Fine Cream Cakes and Eclairs
every Tuesday and Friday at the Elite
Don't forget the new sample Hats and
BOnnets now open at Sachs store, 1O4 For1
street.
Just opened, fine line of French Kic
Shoes for ladies, misses and children, a
Fishel's.