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New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
SEEKING TO KEEP FIRM ~ THE Trust

Chicago. May % special. The Bottlers' Trust, or
tho Chicago Consolidated BotuinG Company, as us
corporate name is. has applied for an injunction to
restrain HAYES Brothers from doing business indc-
p.ndcnty OF the trust II asserted that each Of the
bottlers signed a written agreement not to go into
separate business for years. all OF them having sold
ont their former Establishments 10 the company of
which they are members and tina tliaycs brOtpcEs
have broken the agreement Hayes BrOthcrs con
tend however that the agreement was not slShcG Dy
all the boters and they do not intepd TO DC cocF'cd
by tho trust
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
THE CHICAGO CARPENTERS STRIKE.
1T MAY BE RESUMED MoNDAY-A BIG STRIKE
AvERrEp AND ANOTHER ENDED

Chicago, May 90 tspeciaD-"The Evening Journal
says: "f the statements of some OF the carpenters
are to be relied upon, the old ASSOCIATION OF posses
will find itself in condition tlan ever Mon
day morning. As soon as the strikers patched up
agreement with the association open hoStlh'
ties ceased. The old organization put non-unlon men
at work. The Carpenters Council said nothing but
quietly sent union men 10 the Builders and Traders
Exchange TO obtain employment. These men. 1t Is
said have been working among the members OF the
union and have made them dissatisfied with thc
existing state Of affairs Large numbers, 1t IS as
serted, have Joined the old union, and now N, Car
pentcS' Council control the men at work tor the od
organization. They threaten to order strike for
Monday. The probability is that an attempt VIII be
made to unite the two unions The Master Carpenters
and Builders Association has employed lawyer to
prosecute the picket guards under the Merritt law IN
retaliation the Carpenters Council that it Will
prosecute the bosses under the boycott law which, IL
alleges, has clearly been violated
Pittsburg, May o3.-Thc big strike at the National
Tube Works, at McKcesport, ended this morning
by the men going back to work. They demanded an
increase OF wages, but the company has offered
satisfactory compromise. several thousand men were
involved I'm the strike, the National rolling mill
also shut down.
a dispatch from Scott Haven says that the miners
at W. l.. Scotts works informed yesterday
that the firm would pay them / cent less tbaa the
Columbia scale. scouts miners and most of tho
lodghiogheny River miners have been on a strike
for the Columbia scale. The proposal has been ac-
Boston, May o3.-The proceedings against the Old
Colony Railroad Company to compel 1t to maze
weekly payments to is employees came mp In the
superior Criminal Court 10 day, and the indictments
was squashcd, on motion OF defendants counsel.
The court took ths acton on the ground mat The
dictment 1t IS said that complaint will at once be
made in the Municipal Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
1,,pGE WALLACE REFUSES TO TALK.

syracuse y. V, May 30 (speciaD.-Judge Wallace.
of the United Circuit Court refused this
ing IN discuss the action OF the supreme Court regard
inc the case of Kemmlei, the murderer. The Jndge
con,,laincd that the Ncw-Iork papers had grossly
misreprcsented him recently, and misconstrued his
language regarding the Kemmler He added:
one Of the papers absurdly enough hinted that was
fayorne corporations, and attributed motives to me
,Sat we're far from the truth" From the casual ro-
marks OF the Judge i; evident that the decision
OF the supreme Court not surprise Ia him In
deed, lie rather expected It, He estimated that tho
before him on a notice to dismiss the habeas cocpnA
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
INDIANS AWAITING 4 MIRACLE.

Topeka, Kan. May 23.-rnlted states District Judge
Foster. who has just returned from the Indian Terri
tory, says that the Chcycnncs. Comanche. Arapahocs
and several other Indian tribes Just now wrought
up over the expected appearance Of AN Indian Me-
siah. The tribes canped In the river bottom Fort
Reno daily expecting the arrival Of their greatest Of
medicine men, VINO Will come from the Northern
Cheyen res, near the Black Hills lie promise, rc
store tie country 70 the Indians In IT. original state
with IL forcsto. its prairlcs. its buffalo and Wild game
The white man will have To retire. How the Indians
got the idea Judge Foster does know but they be
evc that the Messiah Will surely
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
coyCPrSsHEy WHO HAVE FENCES TO REPAIR

Chicago. May 81 speciaD.-Now that the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES has passed the Mckinley bill. 1t Is
expected that the three Republican congressman VIII
return Immediately to this city to make the canvass
OF their respective districts Mr.. Adams VIII nave
the hardest work to do All the present indications
noint t the nomination Of George > Nllllts ds ms
Successor Colonel Taylor will also nave 10 move
around brlskly; eX Congressman punham mas Deeh
making an active In the ISL DISTRICT IN lay
Ior,s absence has been receiving promises OF sun
mort The opposition to Nr. Mason Il not 10 serious,
slthouch there arc several aspirants for mis- seat
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
Nriy lrHEAT PEST " ILLINOIS.

Bloom ngton H., hay 23-An insect ea1ieu '''o
saWHy +, reported to be infeStnS tue "he"' '
uo. ~ central Illinois, notably IN Logan County,
uhcrc thc area of wheat planted Is unusually large
and where until the of this insect began 'ne
prou,lse was remarkably fine At BroadWeii IA ooiec
tioo of punches Of wheat pulled from Dcated ieEis
throughout Logan County Ia, been hiauc "I'S,
i,dirai@S that the devastation is widespread No
dcd has yet been found that IS free from the pest,
Which attacks the root and bOrcs mo ana up Ne
IN HIr b,ingnQ decay and death. Large areas OF
yhrat viii be plougked up and the lahd planted IN
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
FORCED OFT or OFFICE BY THE NEW LAW.

Lockport. n. Y, May % spccaD.-Police Cornmis'
sioner John Hawkes., who Is wealthy brewer, Is
the only man IN this city who has been compelled
to surrender his place through inability 10 comply
with the new law requiring all persons connected
with the Police Department 10 file aidavits that they
are not engaged In the manufacture or sale Of
sprituous liquors His Office became vacant la't
night AT midnight. The Mayor will fill IL by Sp
uonmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
WRECKS on TWO RAILROADS.

New-L London May 23 (SpcciaD.-Two construction
trains in the shore Line division OF the consolidated
road crashed together aboat 80 this afternoon near
eth Ivn,c Roth engines were wrecked and one
italian iborcr was killed. several other Italians
were severely Injured. some Of them probably fatay'
They wcrc taken 10 the New Haven Hospital.
Worcester. Mass May GA bad wreck occurred Oh
tho Boston and Albany Railroad on the grade below
the forty first mile post just before midnight a''
NIGHT and the tracks blocked by the deDrs Oh a
dozen freight cars. Brakeman william OurIei "a'
badly hurt The train parted on down srauc'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
HARVARD 10 HAVE A UNIVERSITY COUNCIL.

Boston, MAY 23.--IIcretOfore the Graduate Depart
ment Of Harvard has been under the control Of the
Academic Council! consisting of the president and the
professors and assistant professors OF the entire uni
vcrsity. BY vote of the Oversecrs yesterday this
body will practically 20 ont Of existence and is place
will be talen by the University Council, which VIII
have no authority the Graduate Department. but
will consider questions which concern than one
faculty The college, the Lawrence Scientific school
and the Graduate Department viii be under the I'm
mediate charge Of the Faculty of Arts and sciences
and each Is to have dean Of its own. Previously
the Graduate Department has had no dean.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
MEssEYGrRs DEMAND MORE PAY.

About one hundred boys OF the Mutual District Mes
,enGcr Company attached tao Newest. station are ON
strike FOR an Increase OF SC week in their
and OF OF the large fines which they say
are levied for trivial At No. 50 Newest District
Manager Bank. refused say anything about the strike
one OF the CLERKS said that tho boys who had refused to 90
30 work would be considered discharged and that boys from
the uptown offices would be MI their places today
AZ the main orcc Wnrren-st. said THAI general
strike among the downtown boys not feared. To
bows earning 80 a advance OF 80 cents
had been offered would not be allowed to those
ing 4
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
TO OPEN Ay ORIGINAL PACKAGE" STORE.

Pittsburg. May 23.-The first original package
house in this region Will be opened AT Lccchburg.
Penn, tomorrow morning. The Cincinnati Brewing
Company has shipped carload Of beer % that place
AID the store viii opened with the company's agent,
Charles Silvcrrndn, IN charge The town has been
dry for many years, ard the new departure mas
created intense excitement. At meeting Of citizens
To night committee appointed 10 make arrest
for every package sold and TO fight the matter 10 the
Lt nd
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
LAYING A CHURCH CORNERSTONE

The cornerstone of the new cdldce Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church Of the Reconciliation was ialt
Yesterday afternoon at Nosrand ana JEFFERSON aNes'
The nastor the Rev George W. Huntington, made a
hrlef address, Bishop Nicholson, of Philadelphia, per
formed the formal act Of putting the stone In place
The building Will be OF early oo1ic Seh'ee'uio' anu
will seat about 900 persons.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
IT ,vcrvc UTYSELF IN THE STARS AND MkIFES

Florence. Ark May 23.-YeStcIday Edwaru henha'
sunerlntendent of the Landale Hotel was forni hahg
inc 70 the transom OF his door with Ihl'ed states
nac wrapped around his neck lie was "A ha'iVe o..
Phlladclphla but here from New York ana na'
occupied his present place only iew DAYS; re nc
leaves A wife and several children Iic was II. soo"
s,dts the night before, and the act Is ATTRIBUTED 20
temporary alteration Of the mind
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
NEGOTIATING WITH IOWA INDIANS

Guthrie l. T.. Nav 23.-A courier from tho Iowa
village where the Cherokee Commission is negotiating
with the Iowas for the purchase II the Indian lands
arrived here at late hour last night. lie reports
that the negotiations with the Indians mat were 80
abruptly terminated on Wednesday we're successfully
resumed Yesterday Many u the Indians. by written
agreement. have consented - accept rlNty acres Of
lard In scverilty and 10 sell the remainder tO the
Government AT ~ % per acre. II Is believed that the
negotiations with the lowas VIII be successfully ter
minated In a day two.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
SEVERE STORM AT JOLIET. ILL.

rouct III MAY a3-A terrfc thunder and rain storm
,,,.,,cd ,his vicinity last night The rain fell III
torrents. aud reports from outlying suburbs are tha
there was "A fierce wind stOrm ON The west Side TWO
houses were blown down. with no se1ol, injury 10
,hr inmates The storm took course Directly 10
I'D Tho massive buildings OF Joliet Pcnltchtliry
hrt no seriou, damage was done. The electrical
storm In the city wac severe.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
THE AUsrRALIAy sySrEY IN VIRGINIA.

Winchester. Va. May o3.-The municipal elecuoh
held Yesterday, under the Aultralan system ior uo
first time In this state. resulted In the election Oh
the entire Democratic ticket with one exception Iho
Mayor Recorder. Magistrates, City Sergeant ann al
Colnclmcn are Democratic by majorltles ranging H1h
$50 10 1870. Tie Commissioner of Revenue !, he
publican by &c majority. The vote was not couii'ed
,pfn late
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
rryrIyG A CONSPIRACY LAW.

Chebovr,n Mich MAY 23.-Ths city Is 10 iu'"
The first case under the new Conspiracy a'' !" '".
state Lee Clark butcher. alleges tiiat ''I9 ien'"
butchers have formed an unlawful compact Nio". -
the Cheboygan ButcherS' Union and reinse 10 "'N'
him in Warrants issued for nve " eno chic 70
incrs Clark ssys he is shut out from buSlng CneaSo
beef The contest l. to be hot one III 'ie "i''o"
iS hacked by the meat men OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

Canisteo, n. Y. May e3 (speclal).-A steam po'ier
in Cobbs sawmill. about four niles south OF "ooo
hull exploded yesterday morning. The niona''
George strykc. age about forty hve, was u" ..r,
.h,rtv feet into the air. and received injuries from
which he died shortly sfterward. Barney Gee was III
tured internally and his shoulder and right sios ~''e
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24

POINTS IN FAVOR OF THE PANAMA CANAL.
Paris, May 23.-The report Of the Panama Canal
Committee the geological character of the route of
the canal that the whole canal will be cut through
impermeable soil. and that the water in the reservoirs
is not subject TO dminution The surveys II n further
stated, proved that precautions c0nd he taken 10
cOunteract the evil effects OF earthquakes
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
4 CORRECTION ABOUT MRS. HAChEfTS ILLAESS

II having been published that Mrs Hacket, the
widow of James IL. Hackctt, and stepmother OF Re-
corder IIackctt who taken to Bellevue Hosphai
few days ago, was suffering from dellrium tremcn'.
DIR. william II. Pryor has made the following s'aio
... =. :. A. ber family physician I wish to say that
Mrs. Hackett is not suffering from ucnrluIn I
tremens. has been stated TO De tie case. sne
has severe nervous prostration, lhe RESULT OF acute
congestion OF the BRAIN
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
INVITED FOR DRAWING PAY ILLEdALLi.

Des Molnes Iowa. May 23.-Four Aldermen anu
seven er. Aldermen OF this city have Dcch ""''' ~
,a,', ,,e .ns aegrcgat,ng over $4,000. Most OF
- ,.yo bonds for trial and will claim they mac
the right TO the money pay Tor serves 49, rcfurned
mittces Nearly all Of those lnnlcteo nA'S
poptions of the sums TO the treasury
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
is IT A CASE FOR TIE SHERIFF OR TIE wARDEN'

Albany May 23.-Thc next step TO be taken in the
courts in the Kemmer case will be the argument of
the appeal from the decision of Judge Corlett, OF
Cayuga County denying writ Of habeas corpus asked
for on the ground Of the unconstitutionaty Of the
power conferred Warden Durston in the execution
of criminals, which power it is claimed, is vested in
o bers ~ the county wherein the conviction is had
The anpal will up before the General Term AZ Buf
flo on June This appeal does not affect the death
renay Itself or the crime OF he execution
md n is expected that the General Term will dispose
o. II in time 10 allow II % be carried 10 the Court Of
Anneals al its June session In saratoga
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
REVIEWING THE BERLIN cApp,sov

Berlin. May e3.-The annual spring review Of the
Berlin garrison took place at the Tempehof 10 day The
troops were reviewed by the Emperor. The Empress
and the Princess Of Meinngen were also present
large crowd Of spectators attepdcd the review and
the Emperor and Empress were enthusia, ,ticalIy
caeegeds After the review tie Emperor Empress and
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24


st. Catharines Ont. May o3.-J. c. RykeIt was rc-
elected the House of Commons to-day by small
majority. He resigned his seat recently when
Parliamentary committee was about to bring in n
report censuring him for his connection with inc
granting of the Government timber Limit.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
EXCITEMENT OVER TIE FILIBUsTERs.

CITY Of Mexico May 90, via Galveston.-rhe news
of the reported fbusteng expedition against Lower
California from the United States has caused intense
cXr,tcmen+ I'm all circles and the Government Oh
Lower California will rcpel the expedition by force
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24

The Normannia carries l05 cabin and O2O stecragc
passengers ana is commanded by Captain Hcbich.
The company expects that the steamer will take high
place In the rank Of transatlantic record breakers.
II the Norhannls lowers the maiden record from
before a. m. Friday ~
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
TO SLUT DOWN THE w1Npow-GLAss FACTORIES.

TO SHUT DOWN THE wINDOWGLASS FACTORIES.
Pitsburg, May 23.-The Western window Glass
Manufacturers Association met here yesterday, and
decided to shut down all the factories in the country
for the summer, before June IA. An arrange
ment was also made with the jobbcrS. by which the
price OF glass Is to be made uniform hereafter in all
ci,ies. The jobbcrs and manufacturers agreed not
TO buy nor sell tO any except members Of their
respective associations.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
ASSISTANT RTSUOp or ALABAMA.

Montgomery, Ala, May 23.-At the diocesan Couh-
ell Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Alabama 10
day the Rev. John S. Lindsay, of Boston, was eie0'e"
Assistant Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24

Paris, May 23.- President Carnot. who is making
tour Of the provinces arrived today Montpelier.
The town gayy decorated with flags in his honor.
The foreign delegates who attending the university
fees were presented to the President by the rector
Of tile University.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
ro opsrpvr NAY 30 IN VIRGINIA..

Richmond Va May 23.-GovcTnor MCKINNEY 10
day issued a proclamation urging suspension OF
business by the people Of Virginia on May ~ VII '''
uuve.ling of the statue OF Gcherii Lc"'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
NEW TITLES FOR PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR.

London MAY 23.-Thc Queen has created Prince AIbert
Victor, eldest son Of the Prince OF Wales, Duke OF
Clarence and Avondae and Earl OF Athione.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
DFDICATION OF AN EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Delhi, n. Y, May 23.-The chapel. the gift OF
y n sheldon OF Chicago 10 81. Johns Episcopal
Church was dedicated to-day by Bishop Doane, oil
Albany The chapel cost over $50, 900.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24

A DAUGHTER TO THE DANISH CROWN PRINCf~>s'
Copenhagen, May 23.-Princcss Louise. wife OF
Crown Prince Frederick. has given birth TO daughter
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24

PRESIDENT KRUGER WANTED TO RESIGN.
Pretoria. MAY o3-Mr Kruger today rendered u
the Voksraad his resignation of the presidency OF to
South African Republic. Afterward however ne con
scnted to remain IN Office owiEG 10 the entrcay OF
the chairman of the House.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
Nr,ypO,-vn, ,Nn Drj FG ATFS IN LONDON.

NEWFOUNDLAND DELEGATES IN LONDON'
London. May 23.-Thc Newfoundland delegates han
an interview today with Lord Knutsford the Colonial
Secretary at which fishery question was inly ds
cussed. The delegates Will have another lnterNle"
with the Colonial secretary after "lhtSrh'iue'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
ENGLISH EXCHANGES CLOSING.

London, May 23.-The London Stock Exchange VIII
be closed tomorrow.
Liverpool May 23-To-morrow and Monday Will DC
holidays in the grain and provision markets here'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
NEW-YORK, MAY q, H9l-TwELvE PAGES.

badly bruised Memo waldrics was severely hurt
and two others We're injured slightly The boiler
was blown twenty-five rods ,ltO an adjoining field
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
TIE NoEMANNIA SAILS FOR THIS PORT

London May 23.-The new steamer NOrmannia, be-
longing 10 the Hamburg American steamship Com
pany. which left Hamburg yesterday, sailed from
southampton ior Ncw-forh on her first trip to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
SHIPPING COhMISSlOyER AT BOSTON.

Washington, May 23-Thc Secretary Of the Treasury
has APPOINTED Charles p lIeustis TO be Shipping Com
missioner at the port OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
REELEcrED TO TIE SEAT HE DIsGRACED.

Princess returned to the CASTLE riding at the head
of the color party
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The MikadO.

This evening at o'clock Gilbert and
Sullivan's opera, The Mikado, will be
presented at the Opera House by local
talent. The full dress rehearsal last
evening indicates that magnificent re-
presentation of the opera will be given.
The cast, which appears elsewhere, is a
strong one, and the chorus of both ladies
and gentlemen will be a surprise. The
box plan opened at 9 O'Clock Yesterday
morning at L. J. Levey's Office, and
within an hour and half every seat in
the house was sold. People had been
waiting outside of Mr.. Levey's Office from
o'clock in the morning. Professor G.
Sauvlet is musical conductor, Mr.. j. F.
Brown stage manager, and detachment
of the Hawaiian Band will occupy the
orchestra. The stage will be set in Jap
anese STYLE.
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Reception at the Palace.

Yesterday morning H. r. H. Princess
Liliuokalani, heir apparent, and Hon.
John o. Dominis, received a number of
ladies and gentlemen in the blue room at
Iolani Palace. At IL o'clock Mr.. James
w. Robertson, H. MS Vice Chamber
lain presented Mrs. T. w. Everett OF
Waikapu and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Everett OF New York; at IL :15 O'Clock,
Mr.. John H. Patty, Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch.
Miss Julie B. Patty, Mrs. J. 0. Carter and
Miss Mary N. Carter of Honolulu; Mrs
Stephen Rand, Washington, D. c.; Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Whiting, Mrs. VIM. j. Dut-
ton, Miss Lizzie Caverly, Miss Jessie
kaufman, Masters j. S. Merrill and F. 9,
Dutton of San Francisco.
After a brief conversation with the
Princess the whole party were shown
through the palace, and also the feather
cloaks. kahilis, etc.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

t4 4er Kaala brought 1.17o ba,s
'"e bark sonoma on Monday
T or Ti FI;5, will leave this port on
! earg nf as for San Francisco
|f f, : San Mohican, Capt. Shepard,
tho sal u to-day. She received
Fa diSF "; &C G. Hail came off the
IN HIiey aled ,re-coppered and dI naint
e. ~ leave on Wednesday avn on pai ber
F aass bark e5 & a3 n; Wilcox, Capt.
WITH dib'lI' %, fifteen days ifr.u,nS Son
sSs - ,225 bbls. -four. 2 $50 9sa c Sdn
5. he'd bran, 67S DIS. hay 20 94S Gus rs
lbs Dse eh, PAS gals. iubri oat cs,
at y 49, cs; and IS gals 'i hre,d 3U
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Large Pumping Plant.

Messrs. H. P. Faye & Co. of Mana,
Kauai, have recently placed an order
with Mr.. John Dyer, agent of the Ris-
don Iron Works, for pumping plant of
100000 gallons capacity per twenty
four hours to heig ht of SO it,, also half
mile of "a in. diameter steel pipe. The
engines will be compound condensing
with direct acting plunger pumps Ut the
most modern high-duty construction.
The Risdon works built and erected
the large pumps at Lake MERGED ior the
Spring Valley Water Works, the COM
pound steam cylinders being "a in. and
Sc in. diameter and six #. stroke, the
pump plungers being "a in diameter
and six it. stroke, and are the largest on
the Pacific Coast; the guaranteed capa-
city was 5000, 900 gallons per day of twen-
ty-four hours, and in test made by Mr..
dyer and representative of the Spring
Valley Company, these pumps handled
4,OOO,OOO gallons of water in twenty
four hours to height of 325 it. through
ten miles of pipe to the San Francisco
reservoirs. Mr.. Dyer also stated that his
firm were supplying the Hawaiian Sugar
Company's plantation at Maxwell,
Kauai, with complete hydraulic rivet-
ing plant for the 40 in, steel pipe, which
is also being furnished by the Risdon
works.
The Risdon Iron Works have taken a
leading part in all the most important
engineering enterprises on the Pacific
Coast and the Hawaiian Islands. Hy.
draulic riveting was first introduced in
the United States by them nearly twenty
years ago, and they also claim the honor
of building the first triple-expansion en-
| CINE on this side of the Atlantic.
The hydraulic pumping machinery in
the combination shaft, Virginia City, is
another product of the Risdon works
these pumps are located $500 it. below
| the surface, the deepest in the world land
| are operated under the enormous pres
sure of 200 pounds per square inch, the
pump rams being 18 in. diameter and IL
#. stroke.
| It was through the influence and re-
| commentator of Mr.. Joseph Moore o.
| the Risdon works, that double crushing
was first introduced in the Hawaiian
Islands at Spreckelsville, and without
which at the present time no mill is con
sidered complete. Mr.. Joseph Moore has
long since retired from the active man
agement of the works, and the position il
now ably filled by his son, Mr.. r. S
Moore.