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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-18
4nbsrts .nents.
Builders Of Seam Machinery

IN al fteOranCnes.
Steamboat, Steamship. lind Engines Boilers
High Pressurecr Compound
STEAM VESSELS of al kinds built complete,
with bulls OF wood, inn or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
vissble.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Bages and Steam Tugs con-
structed with referene to the trade in which
they are to be employd. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar. Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work con iected herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boilr OF sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitabk lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIvETING Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made by this establishment, riveted by
hydraulic riveting machinery, that quality of
work being far Superior TO hand work.
SHIP WORN, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches. Air and Ciculating Pumps, made
after the most approval plans.
Coast of the Heine Salty Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation OF
city works purposes, fuilt with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
--l3m Room No. 8, uptairs. spreckels' Block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

ing liabilities Of S36649, aid assets q"'
trust deed was made 10 three trustees o" po"i y" ''
creditors and they have since supervisor '"o ""''
His asset, then consisted Of Out-tA'dlhe "''' -
$685. real estate and buildings. S-7''o" P''i'' -
ur,.. and material, SIS G7G. IL j. Sah INC 'pu'o
was caused by placing too much caPI'al %" '""u'''
operation, which did not realize a' id~i - "'9 eN
pectcd ..
Ferdinand f. Netze aud Peter Fiambach' co.n''s'i7
fine firm Of Nctzel a frimtacn. IneIth'hU |''''' 80
No. - Union square made an assignment Neo.'I'',
10 William r. IIo,mcr giving preferences ioi fI'"o'
They have been in business since io'"' an" ''''
claimed capital Of $1,000 invested In Stock
The schedules Of John l.. Peace dealer III >hoc, d'
No n14 West one -hundrc1-and twenty nithNt' sno"
uabiitie, Sas47o. nominal assets $22o5e' actual as
set, il71J7. A.;
Tin. schedules of Charles Magnus. dealer III did
mond at 80 i John-st. show labilltic' oil S77'o+'
mammal assets SIS -7-. actual assets r1l 90 ne h1N
offered compromise at % csiI'7 o.. III" -
sour1b cash and the balance In notes at -FOUR SIN
eight and twelve months .., - .,,;s ci,- o~,insA
the rht.nbottsm & Teall Manufacturlng Complain
rnak.-. Of cor,eis at Wccdspor " O" III id'W W
f. H. Wright Dspatchc, nom WcedSpor' ?'iN wv
comnany was closed by the sheriff on cAccu."'' IW
ia 500 l.; began business on December l. 1885,
raining a capital Of S2O,ooO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
ARTISTIC. r1RcELAly AND GLASSWARE.

The Dnv, Collamorc Company. Broadway ana
Twenty first st. i, displaying many cloir" artistic
novelties ths season In fine porccar~ aud cat glass ~
lnh European and American mauuiattIic. The
Redwood factory commands unqualified precedence
in decorative pottery In thl- coIuH., Although many
other American manufacturers are doing excellent
original work. The shape OF the Rool'A ood piece,
leave, nothing be desired and the decoration, under
the glaze i, the most artistic original work Of die
kind that has ever been done In this country. All
varieties o; garden flowers and Wild plantr are used
for decoration by the artists Of the factory. y mag
nincent vase now exhibition by the C0llGmOre Com
pany i decorated with cotton bolls and Leave an
other with wild parSnp flowers. and another with
ecantinc. The lit Of dcc"ra lions and shnucs IN tiI,
ware j., exceedingly large. the factor, never iupl
cate, any OF IT. pieces.
Among English china The CoalpoN ware }, attracting
general admiration. This factory keeps 90 IT. old
models and does not NugariLc II, pieces by cheap.
y,lS, decorations, A. some other English factories
have done Ire display OF Dresden ch?a hgnrluc, D.,
exceedingly attractive Bread and bu.irf plate, ard
yarou- other dainty individual pieces a"r also shown
iu Dresden ware well complete hnnrr services
Al varieties Of hnc cut glassware are dlNpaicd loc
table use. The gldcd and engraved glassware when
comes chiefly from bohemia. j. rival "i cnt glass ~
fashionable favor aud Of The colord glasses
de, grated In gold are exceedingly beautiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
p,,s1SESs TROUBLES IN SEVERAL CITIES

Nashville Tenn, Dec IA dispatch from Clarke
willie Tenn SAYS: Hancock, Italians a CO.. pro
rrieors OF the Gracey tobacco warehouse Of this city
made an assignment 10 W. j. Ely late saturday night
The liabilities said TO be about $4,000 and the
assets much larger. The stringency OF the money
market caused the assignment.
Chicago, Dec. l5.-rhe Morrison. Adams d Allen
Co. manufacturers OF paints and putty. made an as
signment today 20 Frank > Frderck. The assets
are 800 900 and the liabilities $4,000.
II vas the largest putty manufacturing establishment
In the United states. The members OF the firm say the
destruction Of their factory by the Yerkes csblccar
syndicate some months ago caused the embaTrass meat
which led the failure. Tie putty factory stood on
q wanted by the cable syndicate for tunnel. and
the factory night was suddenly dsmantled by Il
gang OF the cable company employees. suit has been
entered by the firm against the tunnel construction com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
ROSWELL &. HORR TALhS.
A SPEECH BEFORE THE REPUBLICAN CIT b.
SOMETHING ABOUT PROTECTION AND FREE

sONrTu1yG ABOUT PROTECTION AND FREE
TRADE. DEMOCRACY AND REFORM.
The nepublirau club elected officers h>i night
sent a resolution 10 Congress favoring the shipping
bill and heard ext Orgrc>>H k'o"tH - H'I ''3'
abopt noli,,c- william Brockicld wa made pre-
dent Of the organization ahd the rest OF Inc ""'''
are q, follows: Vlcc-pr9dents. Jane \. Blanchard
JOh1, = smith. Lucu~ {. Ashley r'"N"lE 0c'I''"'
Charles Henry Phelps corresponding secretary. Henry
Melville: treasurer, Alfred y. Price; executive com
mttec ITO serve ill 1850, Cepha> BrdlneId. Ndmu'i
Thomas. John Proctor Clark. Andrew L. Humphre''
Henry b. Hayden.
Mr. uorr Il, an cNpoundcr of genuine Republican
doctrine proved a stunning success easily keeping h4
audience captive for an hour while he poured solemn
tritb, su,ul-coated into their willing ears. Iie
greatly admires Thomas Il. Feed because tie SpcA''
weighs about 600 pounds and j. mostly blthh"H'' "'"
ne believe, that if COnGrc>, had had backbone c"-'
to pass the Mckncy bill five or siN months earlier inc
result Of the recent election would have been N"~'N
different lie demolished Carl schuH FOR telling the
Chamber Of Commerce that he (>chuTl Wa better
Projections, than Mckinley. and n~dc all his hearers
believe that Mr. schurz either did not read the Nc
Kinlcv bill did not stoop to tine common vulgar
practice Of telling the truth. These arc some Of the
other things Mr.. lIorr said
/, confuse, IL, to hear Democracy and Reform u'd )" 'h'
SAM CONNIE, Wien uinh Of reform mJ nna some
how ao,- back Il Martin Iu'nc. ami when 'ol come
Ia ui\ sp Glo,,r tlclDJud and Dave HI with NifHn
Lutn-r-,vcll I'm little Bit bothered
Tnc distribution OF ri;rona- j. wa" nmE ''neh' '' -
party just coming into power There arr er' many
patriot. IN country and ha'c a. many - 'h'' h'e
or ten after the place The man who g"' p'A''
rcncNs his political faith AZ once bar th" h'" q" -N W."
don't cot IL ,ay themselves, Timer" must 10" -o 20 I
wrong about the lsty I've been uSnins VIII. IA'
stripes on the nas look plain enough to them but IN" N;-
grow dun
Thc ratio party never known 20 Ii--' an '
lance with anything OF ANYBODY ON TINS I'''''''' Il "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

the association shall be required to make It's action ou
ing upon all. . 49,.
Sxthrhat the Advisory Board shall appoint proper ar
btrstors commissioners and other representatives, anu
adopt by.sws the purposes o the s--ocao
scventh-That company shall withdraw from the a.
.ociation eXccp after DAYS written nOce b> i
luton OF the Board Of Directors, 10 every other H'o
Of the association with the proNiso however mat inc M
ISOLATION shall continue for at least sin months o" JAM
any ]. 1891. dian,
Eirhth-That nnder existing conditions II i eNPU'''
for this company to set In operation the Po''N al" '
dcatcd in the foregoing early a practicable' ),
Ninth-That the president and MI --' one VI 49,,
rectors Of this pany be- ana they are htI'"H
To- be the representatives OF this company !" ~ -,
,sory Dosd, with fun power to act foi th', 'op'
carrying the foregoing preamble an" ''o'''''"
effect ,.
The discussion over Mr. Morgan's resolution
WAS 80 prolonged that it. was after D. III. "Iieh
the meeting adjourned. While s,ric'lY lItnu'H
the debate developed considerable CIV cioItN 81
opnon as 10 the most pracucaole memo" ~ I9'
Niiaintaipino rates in existing circumstances RI
uallv when rp.sed 10 vote, the resolution vas
unanmouslv carried by the vote OF nl'eeh CON-
panirs The Representatives Of the chicago ~.
{ou;s and Kansas City tnc Stlckney ROAD uc-
c1inaS "a vote As they desired tjuc for further
consideration The affirmative "otes were cast on
The understanding that the following roads should
he invited TO ION the association: me 'hicago
and Alton the Kansas City, Fort Scott ana Mem
mis- and The Missouri Kansas and Tcyns Prfi-
dent Roswell Miller, e the NJ. Paul, was selected
as chairman Of the adjourned meeting with power
10 call the first meeting of the ADVISORY board;
after receipt by him Of notices that action had
b.en taken BY the several boards Of directors as
CONTEMPLATED in Nil MorganS resolution me
meeting also adopted resolution urelnS that me
boards of directors Of the several roads he calied
together to act on or before January |. 1901
After the meeting broke up JAY Gould said IL
was most satisfactory. Tie action taken Is en-
tremcly cncOuraging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

NJ the university. The collections for the UNI
ve,,ity fund are coming in rapidly" said CHARLES "ooa
snccd this morning. "Oncenth Of the time gwen us
for securing the entire amount has elapsed ana We
have one fourth Of the The trustee, have n'he
an effort to secure some more territory for the UNI
,.rItv crouuds The first building to be erected VIII
,r,i,,Ilv be a fivestory structure covering ADo"S
10 600 square feet anu costing aboIt 100000. Tic
first noor as now proposed will contain chapel
,r,idcut's Office. faculty and board rooms. thc o"'''
f the registrar. examiner secretary dean and o'eN'
The second floor will have four suites of rrcl'auo'
,ous and the remaining three floors will contain S'A
f,ur room suite, each. There will b" two dol!lor''
Zach 50 fcot long and containing 200 rooms. .4.
Alrcajv Dr. dpOd, speed hss received 0ic. TO- nii
,,,r, ner.on~ ,ign'ying their intention o alt'"'"
,h university Work will he pushed forvai" ~, ~
rully rs DO, .ibc. a, the trustees wish TO lc0o'''
sridcntA a. early october next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
THE vnx1GovrrY COUNTY CONTEST

Ar.t.r,,,n y = Dec 80 >p'. 'i..lac WI
nose. c1.rl,cd to da. in tnc Assembly contest were
III. poll clceh. and inspectors - election i."m ''"'
ard Fort Hunter. and the testimony 81 '' '"'-'
,i,cn,r Tho Rrputn,Gl Comfy '"mnI'''" "'-
ie.un proceeding. under section 3ill o. ~" I"V.-'
statute. which make. Illegal voting A. ans cl"'''n
for member % Cousrc.s q crime. The fIrg men I'D
this civ from tho Fourth Ward who fW'd th'
Democratic t..hct OFT 3D." Lass "l""ti'u d't ".f
FOB da, ,ubpocuacd io appear before United states
Con.ml-,ioue- Van >tc"'hu-g at tuaio.,.' - t..'
their cvidcnc" in e preliminary examination. ltt it,
Di.trctAtt lrnev Alexander W, not prc~ui tn mat
ie- W. adjourned tlf irE dHtt Ih' 'nt-'t
Committee wIU spare ru c"oct- IN fighting the matter
20 the bitter end. d.i number ~ pnuir"ai l'iI'
crni. are becoming uneasy fc'r.s taat they Will 90
arrested the charge az bribery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

, SUIT AGAINST JOHN srETsOY or BOSTON 10
RECOVER TIL MONEY.
Ro,,on. Dec. I5.--A civil suit has been brought ~
Mrs. Annie Everett. for Jonathan Bourne. 81 New
Ecdiod 10 recover $4,000 from John >tetson money
alleged t. have been lost by Bourne IN eanlDllht "
roulette IN rooms occupied 10y the carlton A>sorlauo1'
AZ 40. Ii Hayward Place IN January last >tetSoh ~
mr., lcut Of the association. Bourne had shortly ee
FORE the came into forum" Of 100000" ''a
n ., claimed that he the victim Of lee -.
game. case has been brought % ''Hp-l -
~c.~in t. answer ntcrru Satorcs. ENt'oNcri'F 20 s
- LEADING connsel Cor plaintiff and General bu~s'
tpr defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
HE WEITHER REPORT


FORECAST TILL ) L. VI. TUESDAY,
W,shincton Dec. IJ.-tor East"fn N"w-borA, fJS'eu
Pennsvlyania aud Ncw.Jtr>ey, colder t1r. norhrV
winds, The tempcla allure will fall - drgt,cs at Albany.
For Western Ncw.York. Western Penn'ylvsnla 'At
West Virginia, warmer fair, soGtheiN "ind'i "s''
rain TL,sdiy night.
For Milne New Hampshire Vermont MaSNachuNet1''
Rhode I-lnd and Connecticut, colGc: far noiU'tp
winds, The temperature viii fall - degrees at PoTuahi
and Boston,
For the District of Columbia. Dclawarc. Mar, and VIZ
gins and North Carolina fair weather except hight H
on the virginia and North Carolina coasts, slight changes
IN temperature.
FOR south Carolina and Georgia light isns stationary
temperature.
eastern portion slight changes In temperature.
For AlsOana, mississippi Louisiana, Lisiein IeAsA
fair weather; variable winds stationary temperature
For Kentucky and Tennessee, .Ir easerly "indsi ~
uonaly temperature.
Fof Ohio wagnier fs!I light snow Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
~, ,,-In, now ror cOL0RrD ProPlE

TO ~ mn NONH FVE IUIVNIU H..
.t.,.tin, Of tire KINGS paI"hi'i' "a "'-'
. 49, ,.ld f,., ,.nirs ,t the WaShinft'n Avenue
,,,o,i-t church take measures f"r bu'''"- "" '
t ,-.d co.or.d people at pnu--,. add Ir',-'r Mr-'
NJ Hottomc presided. lh" -"".'4, "''' ~. -,
nissan m. Rev, MI walter aud Others II was
a,o,,d ia rai.c 4,oo0o lor the building. II was an
,,,,.d tha, contractor had offered to b"d "'' ""'
,. nothing provided M" materials were i"'h''n'" ="
"'' ,., 60. ,und The following W'r, 'pp0ht'd
'or,r,tir. with iuu power. Mr. Ens"n' t.. TIA, -
Ill.,, v,u Carleton NJ. bingham. Mr- "'orfc W.
N,n. Mrs, John +. Low. Mr. j. d ''dua'u' mrs
wychog Mr- HOPPE, Mrs sherwood ana Mass ''"''0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
ODDS AND ENDS or Politics.
TIE ILLINOIS sENATORaHIP.

CHF ILLINOIS SENNoRSllP
Chicago Dec. - tspccisu.-The Democratic 0'''o
c.,troI Committee met in ,ciOn in tn, city t)dh /"
consider the United states Senet0rslp question. lr'''
,r,r " q Rrint0n Of TuscOa, said " 80. We ""''
1o2 votes on FONT ballot for Palmer and there ne III"
c,mproniseT However, m" committee VIII "0'Nr
up,n the best method % getting few mora N'c' o'
tho General i'm the three contested cases OF M'' Fo"e'
,o,Iir. and Hamilton. GcOrXe {. hcOrohc ''P''
elected from the XXXVth District made app"'a"o"
f,r :; uotaIiau commission III acdgwirh county NIL
in Ios7 The Democratic managers claim th% ~ I'M
act ne los, hi, citizenship IN illinois. In the NN'''
District Collins RcpD elected, but II aPP""'"-
Immediately after the election that he wa~ h'HEipi''
MIR collin, resigned upon advice Of the kcp"p' d
stale central Committee. The Republicans P'P"'o
IN hold new election. The Democrats, "'"t'''
claim that a, Collins Ineligible tie Cud''"l' W."
received the next largest number OF v0ie' Wa "r"'
elected rnc district is Republican, Int tine p.'"
cratic theory will ii valid gly" the seat - a p'.""
Graf I'm the XVIII District Iismiiton KEEP was
..,trd OH tlc face Of the returns los sHdI hdIolE
bu The Democratic Manager VIII pr)ba3l} CONF, ~
lection claiming fraud. \. W Noir. "hI va, 81 80 "
T.. , Hrpybl,c1u As,"mhymau from The \ti 'i'l'' -
tate ths -, certain i@tcv papers "pi'' "a I'M,
CON der h.m.cf 10 De Al ludc pendc', ana VIII 10
an the organization oil the House aud Ior senator J"
- hc Vlca>ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
FAILURE IN PHILADELPHIA.
mAK1s SMITH ASSIGN WITH LIABILITIES OF
$500 900.

,,ns.,nh,a Uec l5-Narls q smith, bankers ana
,,.rs ., To 20 south Third->t, this city, made an
sscnment this afternoon for the benefit OF thcl cVu
,,or. IA Samuel H. Iluey. The assignment lon'"''
m. entering Of judgment against the hr" Oh a NV
Cor s1s 600 In favor OF John NJ Mars, father u "'n
-. ,he eenior member of the firm. The d>9lEhe'
NJ Uuey said tonight that the liabilities VIII prop
ah,v exceed 100000. distributed among num0cr u
ccdtors There arc several large debts ranging ron
500 600 TO sol 900 Nothing could be learned a. u"
assets of the firm. They managed 10 meet an VI '
,o,gements at the stock Exchange up To the closing
Lnur and the assignment not announced until
.ctcr the closing hour. The firm had been gradually
reducing lie deals the Exchange for some time past
and It's liabilities there are small
W. IL. smith. the junior partner sara 'oo"N lla' he
Thought matters would De arranged for the trm I" con
,irue lie stated that the failure due to the gen
era shrnksge in values The firm has been in existence
stree ls73 In addition tn Ms membership ~ tne
phiiadelpha Stock Exchange. Mr.. smith Is q member
NJ the New York Consolidated Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

r,t,co Dec l. Tho shipments 81 Hour gram ana pro-
Visions from Chicago TO ur East 10y u'' ''' 9" wv '''
'''" 49,, Ions, acain.t 81 sol ton, dmins The
,,,.r ,.,k and an iacr,a>r OF &.'1i tons. ar1'hN;
- ,, t,i,, m, corresponding week 81 $50, deer 3'
, ..i 1913 TOM. The chicago and Grand iiuhH ''il''u
-. . - ,,t. Michigan Central. Va; Lake Shore, l5o
'. w,v,. 1872: pan.IIandl". IS, Baltimore and ohio.
lo3: Ncw-Nork Genital, IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

,.nic.,o Dec 15-Thc Monon.' Pennsylvania ETY.
l.. ,r, Illinois. BIZ Fouc" and other fpu> oou'"
ar. drifting into controversy OYER -p''"I r''1' ''",
may re.ult in war on Oh" passenger ''''m, -
IT, ,rc,tiou in tine taking Of party 81 -"' h"'E"V7
u,t ,ro,n chicago 10 DAYTON. Ohio and re-
,,.,, lv the Nonon" lat Friday al fouHu 't'P
r,. Of - after the Chicago and Erie "A' 'e''cu /"
contract 10 carry them at o.. II happens ''at d
...a. number of Chicago Pyihidn, arr gong TO N,''
tbc,r lr,.,l.cn at indianapolis neAt ~aiurd'y' y"
.,ccrneut was entered into between the Non"n Dig
-Four" and Eastern Illino, mat III" " hS f'''
,i, ..r,- ,I,.,n II VA stated TO-DAY. However,
tiat the Nonou" and Eastern Illinois mo- made con
., a., earn, lie ptriy Tn" question HOW j,
r,..,.r th, rlg Fo.rr VIII md Taf' 10 give IN"
,onor- a dos. II the ,amc ned cine that the latter
administered t. the iiic la,t week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
CHANGES oN THE NEw.ENGLAND ROAD.

ro.t.n Dec l5-t. W. iayenson. formerly 'up'rln.
,oud,nt of the Eastern Division Of the New-NorA
and esFneland hallway. has been appointed siperin'
t.nd.nt Of transportation ior the whole ROAD I ~
,,li.r has been transferred to succeed Ny EaNenson'
and u y Nichols formerly general superintendent q the
~ Lou, and san Francis Railroad. becomes super.n.
tordcnt o. the western and Springfield divisions with
he.douarlers az Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

Chicago. Dec. II t>pcclbl CHAIRMAN w w. finley,
r t western Passenger Assorstin has fixed December
- a.. t. date on which Ia VIII take up TIE OF the
Rack Island road s-ain>t tie Auh.on. IN which the
,r,r G,,ltr, the later 90 Idr,m large nn beg Of
mileage ticket, found IN me offices ol hoh"f' I"'
ploablty /, that dispute viii esUI; IN the Atthson ;
y uhdrn,ol from the Wrfttrn Passenger Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
The VIEW BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.

chicago Dee. II Specialize. ilaTer. or Nalo
who j, t. be president of the new Baptist University
aud the board Of trustees OF that Institution IN
conference today. discussing the plan which the pres
deaf wishes TO put into execution in the management
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
OTHER FAILIRES REPORTED.

Louis Fax. carpenter and builder and dealer in
builders supplies. at Nos. 80 and III East one
hundred and sixty hfthst.. made assignment YES
terday to William Huck without preference. Mr. FAX
has been In business over twenty years. About ,ix
weeks ago he asked and obtained an extension from
his creditors Of six, twelve and eighteen MONTHS show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

,.,,,.i.,., po. iG-rh, director, of a." Northern
r.,,rl Railroad company th, afternoon declared =
...r. annual d,.dcud % per c'n'' m'"ln; per
,.,, t, thl, wear TN rate paid last year W'' = per
,.,t I'll, dividend VIII bc PAYABLE January - ="
.t,, Nnoldcrs oy record December ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

Bath. Me-. Dec. l3.-rhe ship Parthi,. 400 tons
hurlen which failed To launch -slurisy. went on
the why's this noon. She has three dcch, ana Is o"Ios
by Houghton Brothers. the builders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

san Francisco Dec l5.-Ampng the passenger Oh the
Pacific Mail steamer Juan, which arrived her"
Saturday. Joseph McMuln. = newspaper man
from Ncw-NOrk. In Guatemala he said. smallpox
had made fearful progress recently In seven W0'n,
there Lad been 200 deaths throughout the coiutr,
and the number last accounts the increase.
Few sanitary prC3utOn, had been taken when tho
endemic first appeared. IN the city Of Guatemala
dozens Of deaths had occurred daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

Putnam Conn. Dee 15.-rhcie i heavy freight
bocAa on the York aud NowEngland RAILROAD be-
tween Putnam and Manchester. Tor four ave DAYS the
company has unable handle the freight which has
accumulated at the pons named aud Wilmantc Sew.
cral minor accident, OF late have greatly increased the
bltck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
\ SUR pY TIE NETWORK AID NORTHERN

\ NIIT II HE NV lVI'N -" -
Wa,lu-tIu Dec. l5.--rh' ca-c OF III" Ne" DIX ana
Northern Railway Company against the Ne" orN ana
Nc, England Railroad Compa,r wa- argued odiy DO
G,r, the Interstate Commerce Commission. Inc '''
Involves th' question whether Oh" NcN h"s"'id '"u
t... cam l..t-e - -Ivc through rates ana through
i.i, -, i.di,. f., Tie Ncr Y,ri, and Northern Com
r.~y vhl'c 80 d." t'al" j. grants them 10 me
Uoi,4touic and Sow England r",II"al Company. VIII
nn, C. Whitney. William \. Day aud sherman hV"r''
appcared for tie complainant, and Daniel Davenport
,pi.. ,.,d f,r the defendant colonel D4ncI ;. La
mont ,o is Interested M tie case. va, also pfe'ei
lue argument occupied u" attention ~ thc 'oHhI'
siam fI. r' re- day. and upon - conclusion eh 80 IT,
,,-, Whitney And colonel Lamont returned to New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

la Tie aLasraL. CONTINUOUS line shows s,t
fluctuations vest ray observed at the niteu sSNs
signal service station AZ this city, The dases
the temperature noted Perry Pharmacy sun h"'ns
Tribune once. Dec 10, q. m.-The movement W INC
barometer was upward vesetosy Clear weather r"Nsu"
The temperature ranged between 81 and ~ degrees '
average 3eis) being 50 higher than on the corresponding
day last and Ia lower than on Sunday. .. a..
Colder and clear or fair weather may De eApco~0
day IN and near this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
CONSUL sIMs LEAyING COLON on A WAN OF wAE.

Panama. Dec. 5.-The Telcgrtn," ol Colon. say:
The United states cruiser Enterprise has left here for
Bocas del Toio whittier she d, patchea Oh i'm.
pOrtant business. United states Consul Sims took
passage By her. but not al llery 10 s.stc the
cause Of his having suddenly abandoned his trip to
New, York"