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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
Literary Notes.

NpDcnooN's for the opening month
Of the now year In ono the test num-
hers Of that popular magazine that has
reached uH for n long time past. The
complete novel II from the pen Of
Young T.. Allison, aud bears the title,
"The Passing Of Major kilgore."
There - an interesting sketch of the
accom- lished American actress, Agnes
Huntington, Of whom an excellent
portrait IN given "a alfpniispiece. "rhe
EditOf.in.Cbief" h a taking chaptcrby
Colonel Alexander Mcclure; the
well known AuihOress, Amelia IL.
Barr, writes on "rhe Decline OF
Pollteuese;" Julia Hawthorne tells
Of IA Literary Conversations"
and Melville Philips deals In his
own peculiar way with "a French
man In America" These are only
few OF the items from the rich list Of
contents. The publishers ARE bippln.
colt 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
7he Irrigation Ago for January lst
comes out IN new and handsome
dress. Its leading article Is the fret in-
stallmrnt NJ a Heriea Of important
papers on EARNING Methods Of the
Greedy Colony, "by David Boyd. An
other important article descfibes the
hest methods Of cultlvating sugar heets
by Irrigation. This is 10y g. A. Gran
ger, agricultural expert Of the great
sugar isctDry at Lent. Utah, the hs-t
factory In the world masking sugar
from Irrigated beet. Thr Washington
Correspondent Of Tie Age presents the
latest news Of Irrigation matters Ut the
capital. Every department OF the
paper If crowded with valuable reading,
aud the announcement or new features
Of 1899 Is enticing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

Our readers will notice the advertis,
ments In these columns Of Cham berlain
n Co., Dies Moines, Iowa. From per.
sonal experience we eau FAY that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
broken up bad colds for our children
aud we ARE acquainted with many
mothers in Centerville who would not
he without u in the house for good
many times Its cost and are recommend
Ing II every ay.-CoHtor rite Is. D)
Chronicle aud hdeT. 50 cent and IS
bottles for saleby u. q. NJ. /. Drug
Store Dept. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

We desire TO say to our citizens tina,
ior yeaTs We bnve been selling DR.
Kings Now Discovery for csnsump
,ion, Dr. hing's New Life Pills, Buck
lens ATnics Salv. aud Electric BIT,
tsis, aud have never handled remedies
thAt soll hs well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction, We do moi
hesitate to guarantee them every time,
anu we stand ready TO refund tho pur.
cnsse price II satisfactory results do not
follow their uso. These renedles have
won 'heir great popularity purely on
Ihelr merits. A. q. Smith n Co.,
druggists. ls.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
Personal.

Messrs. Richard Neslin, general con-
tmcling agent Of the Missouri Pacific.
ana g. u. Williams, private secretary oh
MI w. H. Bennett Of the Rio Grinde
Western, have returned nom thoir Cali
iornia trip.
James y. Moore and Leopold Jordan
advance agents Of "Mr. Potter of TaxasI
city on business Tor thoir companies.
Colonel Murray, Of Doep Creek Rail.
road building flmo, has gone East on
business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

VIII remove to their big new store,
corner OF Richards Avenue aud First
South as soon rs completed. They are
running big Removal sale now for
40 days at their stores 30 aud 30 Market
row. Ladies' Coats, Children's Goats,
Mems aud Boys Clothing are being
glvenaway at less than SOC on the 81 90.
You should not miss IL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
LATIIR-DAY SAINTS toLiIaE
Noiire 10 students.


l.. -. 5. College,
December ~, 1891.
The regular exercises Of the second
semester Of this instithtlon for current
Year will begin ON Tuesday, January
9Th, 1892, nj 0 u. m. Tickets may be
procured and registration made at the
College building, ON Monday, Jsnu.
AIRY ith.
This postponement Of one day In The
beginning Of formal exercises IL made
TO afford students an opportunity Of
attending the opening OF the Brigham
Young Academy, In Provo, Janu.
AIRY 18th.
by courtesy OF the U. p. and ID. a
u. q. W. railways, round.,rip tickets
20 Provo and return, for the purpose
named, will be sold at singl. fare ratse.
j. IL. TALMAuE,
DIT PRINCIPAL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

Belle irompkins, thirty .vight, both q
Eureka.
John Williams, twenly.one, aud
sarah Michael, eighteen, both of Salt
Lake City.
TPictra del Dasso di Chiufo. twenty
three, OF Castle Gate, Utah, ANA Gui-
seppina del Dasso, twenty-five Of Salt
Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

L,RoM THE NORTH SALT LAKE. ON THE
4 evening OF the lsth, one hay Colt Stallion,
j months old, had a halter on, burnt on left
hind loot BY rope. Also. one bay Horse, about
~
der, weighs about lo0Q pounds. Return 90
owner az epLNCER 4 BhwArER 4 Co, /, W.
= temple -, ; l. Cits, AMI be rewarded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

The Ell train leaves here at 500 a. M,
arrives At ogden 10 a. M, la tlmo for
court and general business. Returning,
II loayrs ogden Mt $50 p. M aud arrives
Ia Sal, Lake Ut u .. M. The Eureka train
leaves SIT Lake at 4 p. M, and return
ing arrives hero at 1895 n. M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

Syrup"

Here Is an incident from the South
Mississippi, written in April, 1890,
just after the Grippe had visited that
country. I" ! am a farmer, one Of
those who have to rise carly and
work late. At the beginning Of last
Winter was on trip to the City
ofNicksburg, Miss. where got well
drenched in a shower OF rain.
went home and was soon after seized
with a dry, hacking cough. This
grew worse every day, until I had
10 seek relief. consulted DR.. Dixon
who has since died, and he told me
to geta bottle Of Boschec s German
Syrup. Meantime my cough grew
worse and worse and then the Grippe
came along and caught that also
very severely. My condition then
compelled me to DO something.
got two botilesof German Syrup. I
began using them, and before taking
much OF the second bottle, I was
entirely clear ofthe Cough that had
hung to me so long, the Grippe, and
oil its bad effects. l felt Gp-top and
have felt that way ever since"
PETER J .BRIALs, Jr., Cayuga, Hines
Co., Miss. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

There Ia no danger In whooplng
cough when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In freely given. II keeps the
cough loose ana makes expectorstion
easy. 80 cent bottles for sale by Z. q,
Nj. L. Drug Store Dept. Dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

~ you ar. thinking OF making "A
christmas Present, buy something
useful hs well M pretty. Let ua mans
agold'mounted Buggy Whip, or rich
warm buggy Robe; an elegant assert.
ment nj low prices at Studobaker Bros..
Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

Re sure and see thu beautiful line OF
Toys at the Salt Lake Equitable Co.
op. before purchasing elsewhere; 30
and 80 Market Row.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
Changes in Time.

Tho following changes In time, made
by the Rio Grande Western, took effect
Yesterday;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
AGENTS WANTED

rro SELL rHE PATENT LAMP CHIMNEY
cleaner sells NJ sight No humhus;
every housokcper buy Sample lsc.. samps
tAhen' AZ CHR ARtNTLEN Co.
kRunAhl Wis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

NJ ERcuANTs on OTHERS wHO no SOr
4Nl employ regular bo0ksUcper can nave
petent hand, hy app wing 60 or aftlrosslna"kyl'
hEslHI1 News OWcc. dlg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

A GIVE MAN TO MANAGE ~ OFFICE,
~ Salary siuOO per wear aud iutorcst IN bps.
mess, leiCrcncea and 500 cash .quirnd. tail
AZ Room 60. Washtch iuiiding
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

A NEW YOUR EoOMED nWCE cor
"a tage city water in tlta houte, In Lam
bnd West Temple Streets.
r. g. LAMBERT, uEsEUkr NEws once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

I ADN MANAGER GOOD SALARY. RFF-
erun,es and ,lOQ cash required. Cali At
Room 40, Masatch bulldog.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
SALT lake CRY, Doc. 81, 1891.
dent W. Il. Road:

afNAs ~ AHfAs
Superinton dcntW. u. Road;
1t Is the pleasure Of the employees of
the several departments under 'your
SUPPLEMENTARY TO invite you to this I'M
expected gathering, tor Tho purpose of
expressing In some substantial manner
the esteem in which you arc held by
them, aud thus show INSTRUMENTATION OF
your official kindness and ability. Amer
duo consideration thcy have decided TO
present you with fine gold watch, chain
and charm, of standard quality, with a
non-nagnriic movement, which YOU will
now please accept at our hands US a token
OF good will towards you,
We earnestly hope that your official
career may remain as brilliant, and free
from tarnish, AS will these oinhlsms of
our regard continue TO DO, aud that yonr
administration may be ~ uniform aud lust
IN the presence of Hntagonlzng forcos, ms
the movement OF your wa,ch will no when
brought within tho Hold OF magnetic
onergy-true to correct governing prin-
ciples whatever else assails. Aud NAV
Won long live to enjoy tho friendship OF
your many friends, and We wish You a
happy now year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
CLOTHING STORE.
An elegant line Of Goods for FALL and WINTER nov ready

Mems and Youths sOrvabc $500. 5000.
Meas and fouh' Cashmere and Chr1 suits, $1,000
Mems and Youths OIercoats and listers, all
Beautiful line OF Cbids Jersey Suits. S3.5j $3.50
Largest line Of Cldren Paa, $780,
Mems and Youths Fine Jersey Shirts $is5
Excellent quality Mems sl0OgO 5000 per suit
Cardigan Jackets, $780, Wool Socks i5 and sjc. per pair
also a fri H1ic Of furnishing Goods Hats, Cups.
Shoes Gtoces Neckce1T, etc.. at prices su everyone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
A NEW YEARS GIFT.


On Thursday evening Superintend-
ent w. Il. Read, OF the City Street rail.
road company, was waited upon by a
committee OF the comrsny's employees,
headed by Mr.. George q. Bywaler,
who presented him with the following
address, accompanied by handsome
gold watch, chain and charm. 1t was
most unexpected to Mr.. Read, who &c.
Anowledged the gift In n suitable
speech.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02

= SHARES OF 4 O. NJ. L. sroCk.
- uA' HAMPTON a JONES.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-23

Yl6tIid, als ipdre cine Grfenntnib iber ie
gefommen, berfl1rte ftG ihr @eitht, nnb
tiefbeiuegt REF fie ans: ulIno oenno9 babe
i'd Did nod!"
fades, nit 8luntett b~eltreutes Solbaz
teusrab nieberiab, bas bic Hubeitdtte
OeSjeniger beseidnete, Der ibrem Ser
gen cuff aaeS, Nle8 mar. Riidmarts
tDaroertet lire @eoanfen burd Die
gifta Der Sabre, bin 81 jener 3eit, ba
thr beiBeeliebter juuser @atte iid nit
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fdbroete 8aterlanb gu retten. Wiit
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hebe1oe8 Weib, OH feline bliibenoen 5fpei
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Begeiiterang fir Die quite 9a1e. 8or
ibreui geiiti9en Gnge iab iie inn nod
Dor ff9 fteben, ME er i1re 6anf
IN Der ieinen bieft un6 ibr nit
feiue1 treuen Gusen 70 ber3li9 ms
Gntlie blidte. Nie unb mimmer glaubte
fie, ii6 BON tim trenller at fonnen,
te~iouberS, tpern ibr Bid anf lire beis
6eu 3leiten fiel, bic pie[leiht ibren
Batter nie tpieber ieben piir6en. gie
naren bamals nod ttG)t tn benz Sitter,
bic Widti8feit bes augenbltds 5u erfai<
fen unb nur oaS ernlttrauriae @eii6t
bes yaterS unb bic berporiflrsenoen
Ebrdnen Der SHUTTER lieber lie inlfinttip
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Dor fif aehe, OaB linen eitl lneriebltder
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un6 riefen IN riibrenoen Ionen: %
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molten germ re6t brap lein u Dabei
fh0lten fie NIT ihren &inoeraugeu 10
treuber3i9 gu ben Beioen auf, alS oh lie
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s4rer Bite iiber3eust leien. unidglid
ttef idnitt bieier anblid ben beioen
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ihieoen fem uno oarum, ie fhneller,
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In bas lieblic1e @efidt6en, oils Oh er Is
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Dsn ben @angerl liefen uno le oh oeS
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TIRE rpfisen Sippen. Das @lei9e that
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Define Mat,a unb Dein 9hneIterdeu.
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ipieber init chamber ipasieren ae6en
lDeroen.s Dno 9arrD periprad Soldes
bod unb tbeuer, ma1reno Batter unb
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bte 3eit mar unerbittli9 = nod cine
Iette inni9e l%1marmnug, Elm lester beis
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blieb eth ipeinenbes Aeib nit ibren iid)
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gn,1 @rd6erf6ma6amsstag
esn etpim :. @abmaun.


Mit 8tumeu, Die Der 2ens geboren,
8efrdn3eil mir Der 8raben @rab,
Die fiir Die Union D~erloren
Das 9eben, bas u1S Sreibeit CAB;
Wa8 unter'm Donner Der Sononen
Beitegelt i6r NIT eurem Slut,
ST ins uub tinft'sen @ereretionem
Das b0dite @nt.
Oh 8oden, 1onbe, Sabre idwinOeu
Dabin iut fiihtseu Sanb Der 3eit,
SIR io1t bic 9admelt banfbar inben.
gud nad)Sueifern ftets bereit;
@enrr ldngit aud ms einnral entriidet
Dem Weltfarupf Der Drommete Son,
Bcro' euer @rabn1al nod sel6miidet
Son ser 9tation.
Denn obne eu9 lpGr' ie berborben
Sn m0rberiiden Samples @rau8,
Str babt iie neu fi6 ielblt erporbeu
Sn mandem bart9efodtnen Straus;
Durh eud) nur fonnte es gei6eben,
Sur euh serbnnfet fie 6aS Slid,
Das bnnoertiabrige gefeheit,
Die Jtepublif.
60 ihtnmmert, tapfere Golbaten,
unrrauidt bon linbem 6riiblih9smeb'ns
Stuub ipuroe Stanb, bod eure Sbaten,
Sic tper6en nien1alS uutergeB'n.
limb Oh audi tuelfen GrarS uno Slume,
Die &amerabenbanb eu6 bent,
eebt In 6eS Ser5ens Seili9tbune
SIR etu'se 3eit.
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am 9ra6e.
Gen Sofebb S. sobm.

Tcopyright, 1892. by American Press Associa-
Efs mar ein berrlider Gag, serabe tpie
ytJ1 eef1aifen 3ur Seier bellelbeu. Sn
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iiber Der blumengeidmiidten @rbe, Der
baliamii6e Diifte en%titicgen. 9annt
Der leiieite 6au9 BON @inb mar sn
fpires nnb bod mar e8 nidt l1miil,
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Der Cuff gu i9meben, baS cine unbe@
i9reibli6 mobltbuenoe, berubigenoe
Wirfuns auf Sen Menlheu alsiibte.
Die Nat1r lag iDie in leilem, traumbes
fangelten Shlummer, aus meldem
our6 @eraui9 auf3ufpefen ielbit Die
fonit 10 muntern S0slein iib entbielten,
benn n1tr ielten lieB fid bin urb mieber
ei1 leiies @e5witider pernebmen. gu
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gleidgiltiseS 9er3 fid untpilfirli6 be-
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ur1b ietne @eSanfen Der 8ergangenbeit
unb Der 3nfunft %3uautpenber, eriterer
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oes Wlifs NIT nebmiitbiger Trauer,
letterer NIT reueripahter BON gebeimniBz
bolIen Mddten ein9egebener 6offnnng.
Wie ptel mebr mli6te aber cine iolde
Gtimmuitg in Dem 6er5en Der III tiefe
Trnuer gefleibetett GAME Ylat greifet1,
bie NIT umflorten gliden auf Elm eins
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-23

SIN Gifer. als in Der 96ladt bon
Gbtdamausa, genn., Der Sabncntrdser
beS bauptid9li6 aus Srldnoern bette
benben a3ebuten Eenueiee 8esiments
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bateu, Die SABINE gu trasen. 9at, Der
9eraoe am Saoen mar, ~antiportete !:
r8eim beiligen Sanft Batrid, Sberit,
- lit jett 70 me CUTE SdieBerei bier,
baB iA feline Mtinute Belt babe, mid
nit Dem Ding ba a~b3useben.4
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300 @efphnuna. 800.

Die qeier Der n6reieu %rsiie" merben fid
~freuen, su erfabren, bab es tpenigItens eine
esflrdtrte aranfbett Siebt, pelde bic @if.
feni6aft in oil ibren Stufen su beilen i'm
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items, babard bic @runbiaqe Der Sranfbeil
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= 7ie a6nigin BON gnalanb ia
benz nenen 9bebiue BON 4egDptsn Der
BatbsO rbeH perlieben.
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WrGsinent 0inrnfn murbe q q

Wraibent 9imtnln ipurbe BON Sc,
mano I'm einen Sag nod Ni1monb,
Va., fpel6e8 befanntlt9 bic 0anptz
itaot Der 9onfooerirter mar, gebeten.
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nit srobem Wersnii9en tbun, penr
man meme Bdiie reipettitte, aber i'd
babe In ben leeten 5pei Sabren mebr
ais 250,OOo Seuten Safe mad Ni6z
nlono auSseitellt, unb nod 9einer iii
bort 'reinaetommen."
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9er @nanner lSh,irfef. /

0tr UufuHtr yfug3Ifltt, IDtIdff
I'M Honemher 1862 besriinoet muroe
muo BON oa bis gum Sdluiie bes Grie.
9eS 5wild)en $50 uno 200 Damer aus
alien Stdnteu Su Wtitgtieoern sdblte,
bradte an Eaarcm @elb fir Die I'M Seloe
Stebenoen s21, 778 auf uto perfertiete
an BefleiouIsSartifeln, mollenen nno
baumlDollenrn 9emoen uno unterbeins
fleioern 21 ,592 Stiid.
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Gin Telbprebiaer forberte am Mor.

Gin Jelhprebigtr forOerte am Mor,
gen por Der Sfia9t Die Soloaten lei.
mes SorpS in eiuer anipra6e auf, tap,
fer al farpfen uno i6loB nit Der
gbraie: Der @efallenen tpartet i'm
Simmel ba5 4benobrob. Oann Der,
5o9 er fid) na6 Dem 9iiifen Der Srom
uuo meiHte, els man Jpn %auiforoerte 3u
bseiben, ,er rflese ME gu absno gu ellen..
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-01
VALUABLE PIPES.
A Collection Which Recalls Many Bis
L.

A Collection Which Recalls Many His
toricai IncId ents.
A Broadway tobacconist has just placed on
exhibition collection Of pipes that is re-
markably interesting one from both the
DO ints Of quality Of material and personal
association, SAYS the New York Advertiser
z There are 80 pipes In all, and each at one
time was the property Of some distinguished
man. Among them Is the pipe that the
late John Jacob Astor was accustomed 10
extract afteT-dinner solace from, simple
little meerschaum with a cherry stem,
which has nothing about it to suggest thai it
formerly belonged TO a monetary antocrat.
The meerschaum presented by Napoleon
TO Sir Hudson Lowe for his kind treatment
of him on his voyage TO ST. Helena Is a Pc
culiar bit of work. The bowl is carved
into a small statue Of MAI CleOn sitting with
his arms crossed and an expression Of deep
misery upon his face. That Sir Hudson
appreciated the gift is shown by lis superb
coloring.
The pipe presented to Henry Clay by
John &. Calhoun indicates That John was
not very prosperous in those DAYS or else ne
wasn't very fond of Henry. 1t Is cheap-
looking affair. and its light tints show that
Henry didn't waste much of his valuable
time smoking it.
The pipes that once belonged to Della
croix, the artist, Balfe and Beethoven the
are all quaint and artistic TO degree and
characteristic of their famous owners.
Among the remaining features Of the coll
lection are the pipes OF Peter Stuvvesant.
GaTlbaldi, George III ana Abdel- Kader n
bad man of Arabia
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-01
A PLEASANT OUTING.

The Employees OF Sanborn, Vail ~ Co.
Spend Day in Marin County.
Yesterday the employees of SanborD, Y all
& Co. held their annual outing at Fairfax
Park, where, Joined by about 400 invited
guests, the day was spent in the enjoyment
Of music, dancing and games. A splendid
lunch was also served. for the excellence of
which a vote of thanks was subsequently
passed TO Jim Riley. the master of cere-
monies.
After the games the priZe-winners were
announced as follows: Employees race, AL
bert Rabjohn. set of carvers; married
mems race, A. Howie, gold frame
young mems race, ID. Thomas. frame
ana picture; married women's race,
Mrs Quincy, solid oak comfortable
young ladies' race, Miss Gallagher, box of
tea; boys race, +. Rowan, bat and bal
Handsomely married lady, Mrs. Bailey.
gold frame; handsomest unmarried lady,
Miss Foster, box of tea; most graceful
dancer, T. Morton. case of coal oil; egg
and lajle race. ID. Becker. picture and
frame; sack race, w. +. Johnson. picture
aud frame; three-iegged race. ID. Rowan,
bottle of whisky.
The picnic was arranged by Frederick A.
Rhine and Charles a. Foster. assisted by
the following committees:
Committee OF arrangements - John A.
Marowe, Robert J. Gordon, Charles
Flanders, Charles Fisher and a be Becker;
Cone, Daniel Tehan and Constantine
Ciserrero floor manager, John A. Mar
lowe; assistant floor manager. Robert j..
Gordon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-01

But they do not have to pay such heavy
duty Cow. That was when the CRYSTALS
were imported as glass. Some ingenious
person has discovered that watch-crystaI
Is naTt OF watch. AS such il can be i'm
ported by paying a % percent duty"
This same Maiden-lane dealer in watch
crystals tho gave the information not long
ago described TO a Mail and Express man
Tue interesting process Of cTystal-makinR.
i suppose" said he, that you had an idea
lnas the SASS was spread out in long, thin
Sheets on table aud then siam ed into
shape by rapidly working presses or some
tnlng ~ that sorty Ii isn't as easy as that
70 maze watch-glasses; if it were. we could
60 - mere. by the present process all
watch-glasses are cut from glass globes.
these globes are made Of fine fiint glars and
are blown 20 the proper diameter to allow
the REQUIRED initial curve. This is from
few inches 70 several feet.
lac p OTk Of cutting the crystals from the
Clio IS done by women. They break the
globe into ships by a series OF light taps
These strips are placed with the convex
side downward on thin indiarubber
plate. On this plate is a little apparatus
provided with a handle which works a
diamond-eutter. With this the woman
trace. circIes on tho oonoavo eies - civ
10 leave little waste. Then the disk is
broken out by quick tap This is one of
the most d fieult parts OF the work. aud is
done best by women.
The next thing is TO put bevel edge on
the crystal, and this is done by men with
small lathe, which holds the crystals so
that they are ground by rapidly revolving
stone. This finishes an ordinary crystal.
except The polishing, testing ana packing"