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Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras az 90
"a; Bakers extras, SJ soGi; superhne. 81 7093 10
p Dbl.
wHEAT-Futures were higher yesterday and the
spot market was steady. No. / Is quotable at
81 271a choice, 81 2Ss4 lower grades 81 2OGl 20
extra choice Tor milling. 81 30@1 IS q ctI.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1O o'clock-Buyer December
300 tons 81 20; May-l0o. 81 80; 100, ST. 1919.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - May 600 tons
81 1855 Buyer December-300. 81 2s1s
AFTERNOON SEssIoS-Msy-200 tons 81 33Ik;
500. 81 80. Buyer Deeomber-3OV, 81 27gA
BARLEY-There was activity on call yes
terday than for some weeks and prices were more or
less unsettled No. Feed s5@s7 1ac: choice bright
Ss7I,c no Cneysiier. 81 i7i"Si So isr s1
grades, sigh 10 p etl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1O o'eock-No sales
ssIsc; 100, ss9sc: 500, sse; May-ioo, sO5sc;
500. eos4c: 200. slksc; 220o. Gle; 700. sOTsc.
Buyer December = 100. 5gc; 100, ss7sc. 100.
sss4c; 200 ss1sc; 100. ssI4c.
500. S6c; 500. S512 May-lOO 9034c; 100, eO5sc:
200, soc; 200. 90Isc. Buyer Dccembor-IOO SIC
ST. ctl so@moS is e fn2 as Mii sD
81 1901 40; surprise. 81 45@i so; Black. for seed,
io ao sra So 8. To- a5Si So c SIi i' Red
CoRN-inactive and weak. Large Yellow. 81:
BRAN-Quoted at $l4@l4 80 for the best and
SIS SO for outside brands.
MIDDLINGs-Quoted at $1,000 2 ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Lowera at sls@ 9 so . ton.
at ssslo ton barley Sos ton; Aiaf. "' $50
| o SO; Wheat. SO 50@1s; oat S79lo; Wheat and
oat, ss@li; Compressed. ss9lI; stock. 80 509
sTRAW-o Quoted at so@5Oc y bale
MILLSTUffS = Ground aud Rolled Barley,
$40 60920 50 . ton. The mills sell oiicaKe Meal
st s35 = ton metz Rye Flour, S24e q ID; Rye Meal
Greats, &c; Cracked Wheat 3s4c: Buckwheat
Flour. 9@51sc; Pearl Barley. So csc p 10.
tsrd. 4@i1se; Flax, 81 1905 y ctl: Domestic
Canary, -: Imported Canary. 434@51sc; Alfalfa
| s1a@9e; Timothy sac; Rape. 2I4@s3I4c; Hemp.
DRIED PEAS Niles are quotab,e at 81 coo
10 p ell; Green, 81 1901 80; Eastern Green, =;
Blackoye: nominal; Split Peas. 41sla5Iac 2 N.
UCkWHEAT-Nominally quoted at 81 q ctl,
| with demand.
CORNMEAL. ETc-Table Meal sIS@ic . 10:
Feed Corn. s25@26 Cracked Corn. $2o so926 so
BEANS-Bayos. 81 25e,2 35 = cti; Pea 81 Se@
65 Large white 81 1902 IS: Small WHITE SO 40
50 80 asked; Buffers. 81 5O@S p ctl.
POTATOES-Sweets are lower. Other descrip-
lions are higher, as arrivals light and the de-
Burbanks, 7Ods5c p cti; oregon Burbanks csc
| @Sl l7i Salinas Burbanxs. 81 goal so; Garnet
Chilcs 7S@soc; River Reds. 60@55e: Peerless. 20 a
ONIONs-Unchanged at s5cfl$l q ctl.
BUTTER-The week opened with unchanged
msh sass al s5s fSosos at ss.s
q 10; fancy roll. 30@3lc q 10; good TO choice.
2sa2sc; common TO fair. 221@@271zc; picked
an. Nv
CHEEsE-Fair to choice mild new is suotsb,e
log Sc cased Cheese. lsc additional; Eastern. i2@
PoULTRY-A car of Eastern sold at % 50 for
BOOSTERS and 81 for old Roosters California stock
Was dull and nominal Dressed Turkeys quotable 1t
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK Dec 6.-The movements in the stock
market to-day were more than usually important
interest being conferred chiefly in Gould aud Gran
ger stocks. which advanced l@l16s. with Western
Union and Rock Island In the lead Among the
speciates Illinois Central first jumped 24 TO
1854 on reports that the well known lske-front
suit had been decided in the company's favor,
When these reports were found TO be untrue early
buyers turned sellers, and the stock made rlpid
descent 70 lOl IA. Governments quiet. Petroleum.
Dull at $3.50.
NEw IoRg, Dec. b.-United States Bonds "a
1884: do rs. 100; Northern Pacific l71a: Cana.
dian Pacific. go; Central Pacific. 2sl2: Union Pa
cine SlJs; Atchison ana santa Fe, SO: Wells
Fargo, las; Western Union. S6Is; Silver s4sI:
Sterling. - sega go
Wheat-December 1880. Flour, steady. Coffee
sl6 90 sugar Is 66e52se. Bops-PacIfic Coast
1SG24c- Hides. 12tsc. Copper = Lake. $l2 90.
Iih-srot, sle CO. Lead-Donestic. 80 65. Iron.
$l6. Petrocum-533sc
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now proceeding to SIT upon them down
there. The other managers are very irate
with the Los Angeles chief. and it is not at
all improbable that the southern city will
be struck out of the league, ia which case
Stockton or Sacramento will be taken in.
The newspaper teams will meet at Haight
street next Sunday to decide which knows
least about the national game, and some
amusing. il not scientific, ball will be put
up The Colonel has expressed his willing
ness TO take his life in his hands and act as
M nj
The morning call., 1892-12-06

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Wheat was fair. and business
opened 1sc lower. advanced csc buying by
prominent LEGAL operators and closed steady at
3sc higher th1n Saturday. Receipts, 10000
bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels. Rye zS1ac
Barley &c.
CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-wheat - Cash. 7lssc. Corn
Also Pork Sl4 25 Lard l. $40 90 Ribs
as o.. Mhisky-Sl Is.
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AN ORDINANCE WANTED.
What Chief Crowley Says of the POOL
room Nuisance.

Wanted-For the city Of San Francisco
an ordinance prohibiting pool-selling on
prize-fghts.
This is not an advertisement but an an
nounceinent that 1t would be we'll for the
coming Board OF Supervisors to bear in
mind. so said Chief Crowley yesterday
when interviewed on the subject OF pool
other sporting events.
The Chief was informed OF the or divided
condition nightly Of the sidewalk on the
west side Of Stockton street In front of the
row OF poolrooms. He was also told that
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MARKET REPORTS.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
MONDAY EVENING Dec o.
Silver lower.
Wheat futures weaker
Wheat freights declined,
Barley active and lower.
oats, Corn and Rye UNCHANGED.
Cornmeal and Cracked Corn lower
Chopped Feed marked down.
Hay dull and weak.
Beans Inactive.
Potatoes still higher.
Onions steady.
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Eggs weak.
car OF Eastern Poultry sold.
Game scarcer aud nrm.
No Grapes arrived.
Oranges dull and weak.
Dried Plums higher. Grapes. Pears and Peaches
lower.
Brazil Nuts advanced
Wool declined.
Mushrooms In market.
Coffee in steady request.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL Dee 6.-The spot market is weak
at % I'd. Cargoes arc lower at s2s for Of coast.
SIS Sd for just shipped and 32s for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Q Red Winter:
December. bs $50: January, bs es4d; February
os I'D: March. IS; April, IS Id; May. 6s I'd.
sECURITfEs.
LoSDoN. Dec. 5.-Consois, e7i4d; Silver 9s7sd;
Rentes. sJI 65c. Bullion into Bank of England,
45T 600.
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Exchange and RulIion.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3. - The visible supply OF
Grain Is as follows: Whest, a. 5Sl. 900 bushels an
increase of lsl6,O 900; Corn. 1851. 600 bushels.
q decrease of "a 900; Oats. 1871 600 bushels,
decrease OF 456,000; Rye. 1910 900 bushels an
increase OF 22.o00; Barley, 2.775,000 bushels, an
decrease OF $4,000.
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San Franci SEQ Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers ara
follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. Sc; choice. SIC; second
quality. 59g5 A2c; third do 3I604J1c
Dairy Calves. SGSIs q 10.
MUTTuN-W ethers, 6@27c q 10. Ewes Sc
LAMB-SGS1ac 2 10
PORK-Livc Hogs 5I4c for heavy and medium
granted; small fat Hogs. 5I4c; stock Hogs 4sI0
sc; dressed do. 7lakpSc q 10. ~
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Exhibition of Wines

The attending exhibitors of California
wines at the Worlds Fair will meet this
morning in the rooms of the Viticultnral
Commission to consider what has been
done so far toward securing a display at
Chicago.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELIsQUENT SALE NoTI0E-EXCHEQUER
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF busin ess. francisco, California Location OF
orks. Cod HILL storey County. Nevada
Nottce.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF assessment (So. 34),
levied on the twentY-eighth (2S) day of october.
1892, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders, as follows;
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The British Grain ,rartet.

LONDON. Dec. b.-The Marx Lane Express In its
weekly review OF the British grain trade says :
English and foreign wheats dull and lower.
Barley Is a third dearer. Oats steady and Corn
weaker. American and Argentine Wheats are I'd
cheaper. Russian and Indian are down Sd. Flour
is quiet; American met with good sale.
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And In accordance with law. and order OF ths
Board OF Directors, made on the twenty-eighth day
OF September 1882 many shares OF each parcel OK
such stock as may be necessary win be sold &C
public auction at the oftce Of tho company. room
II, 3o3 California street. san Francisco, Cali
fornta. on MONDAY, the twenty first day OF NO.
vember. 1892 at tue hour OF 1 O'Clock r. of said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thsreon.
together with costs of advertising aud expenses OK
the sale. A. w BARROWS. Secretary.
ofhce-so3 California street. room IL. San Fraa'
cisco. California.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

NoTICE-THE SALE OF THE ABovEDE-
Az scribed Delinquent stock IS hereby postponed
until MONDAY. the 12th day OF December, 1892.
II the ONCE OF the company. room IL. sos Caifor-
MIA street. at one y O'Clock II. BY order Of tha
directors.
no22 - cHAs c HARVEY. sscres.ry rrn tenn
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Licensed to Marry.

Licenses 10 marry were yesterday Issued
to the following:
Alberi Ssootsky and Mary Cohn, 27-25
James McEiwaln and Maggie Mcguire. 1926.
dIen, 42-35 ~
Bernard }: Murphy and Mary Wheian. 35-2l.
games ): Davis To Esther CLARKE, 1928.
ROBERT Bendle and Lucy NJ. johnson, 24-21
25-22 -
David j. Dooley and Elizabeth Lane, 1920,
Sniisuan r. H.ldmaun and johanna Gus
tafeD, 1886.
The total number Of families in the United
States In 1890 was IL, 600 l52.
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Hops ara quiet. easy and unchanged.
Chicago Markets.

SUGAR AND C0FfEE
sugar-Raw and refined. firm and unchanged.
Cofee-weak at to Is points decline. Decem
Der, Sl6 l5: January, SIS 90: Re bruary, SIS as.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. s. IsMSlH.

AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
40 hearay ST.. bet. California anu Siaa
THIS DAY
4ueSOay December 6. 1882
AT IL O'Clock a. NJ, the premises
432 Geary Street.
----I WILL HOLD
THE SECOND PUBLIC SALE OF THE
DIR. LA CHANGE COLLECTION
THIS SALE WILL INCLUDE
THE BALANCE OF RARE BRIC-ABRAC
The Valuable Paintings by Iolii. L. Pernett A. r.
Vfczers Bellon Fox, Esparto. f. Ciayo Cooke elmer
Westa Galot and other celebrated artists: Silver
frame Mir Grand Billiardtabie: all the Superb
English Carpets W tn the MagnfeenI Antique
Venetian Furniture and Rare Old hrouzes
hls Will be the most Interesting sale OF the entire
collection The house Will be open for exhibition
on Monday, the 9Th Inst, from 10 P. Tickets
OF admission TO be had at my ONCE only.
de6 1t GEO r. LAMSON. Auctio1eer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL,


= II Reyes, Pasadena Greeley. Santa Ana
de Burn, San Diego g Hc6inli IS santa ana
IL w Frank, Los Angeles G. X Mason Bvron Snr,,,s
:, r1usg. Wisconsin bryan, Colorado Sprgs
ii burroughs. Florida Mansfield, New YORK
w SMITH ", san carlos Mrs QualtTough W. ID q
II w COSker, Chicago w Abrshams fssno
q w Powers, Salt Lake w Bliss & VT Nevsaa
FW Williams Seattle L Stinson Seattle
Z ID Muiyehlil, Chicago II Alkau. BunaIo
w Bargate 4 W, Nacavlie II FlickiDyer San Joea
RAYMOND WI hrk II Leeds, New YORK
1 Raymond, New YORK w COurtiee 4 W. ~
> . helnbsi Sacto Nathan, Sacramento
Berry, Sausalito ChuEehill & VT Mana
VI MAKER Arizona Mrs Harvey a a. Gait
r. u b.aney boston Doolittie. California
Weitermeyer. York Il Cowau Sacramen.o
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
NJ Cline, Yacaviic n Martin Enel.na
j Ames. Vacaville W S Stone ToTIes
II hester, fscaviue Mrs Pierce. Stockton
u hicks, Seattle Decaster. California
ID CahiI, Tacoma w Grained SAINT. Ga,
EIllott Eureka GsIlamar Eareka
- heeu' Salllorhla walter, Fresno
w Cnsse. Eureka Thompson. u
" Hsgsh, EUREKA Ginser. Red Bluff
ii Thomas Bakersfield Gross Rrant,raaa
ID Lowell. Washington Lewis Fresno
Mccullough. Reno q Holman OaKla,d
. McDohalu NoVada u Dean, Sacramento
ID AcEvoy, Petaluma + Becker CastroytIia
Hodgson. Fresno @ Garwood Mana
M Clay, EngIand r. krenz, st Paul
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
Gibson, Colusa canine, Eureka
q Damn, salt Lake ID Bowneare Mar
w Butchart. Salt Lake W ID Forbela Minne.noIi.
n smith, ONO keland. Aleatraz
IL Buroam. Indiana e. Bitter. Oregon C,rv
II y IdSo, Nc" 1eaiahu MIA hussel & fSan Jose
" ~sker Ne" horH chadwick, Sacramento
j II McGints, Winters q Nj SteIson (,hIcaoo
q X Evans Oakland
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Weak Men and Women

CHoULD USg DAMIANA BITTERS, THs
- Great Mexican Remedy; giyss Health aud
Strength to the Sexual organL rot eoIse
The morning call., 1892-12-06

Aud in accordance with law, ana order from
the Board OF Directors made on the Jwenty-eighth
day OF october, 1892. so many shares OF each par
Gel OF such STOCK as may be necessary will be sold
at public auction at the office OF the company,
IS, Nevada block, S09 Montgo meEy ST, San Fran
cisco, California, on TUESDAY, the twentieth day
OF December, 1897, at the hour OF O'clock p OK
said day 10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale. CHARLES e ELLIOT. Secretary
Ohce-Room 79 Nevada block. 3ae montgomery
-. san francisco. California. de2 I'd
;ELINQUENT SALE NOTICE = BULLION
~ Mining COMPANY. Location of principal piacs
OF business. San Francisco, Cal. location OF works.
storey County. New.
Notlee-There are delinquent upon the following
oescrlo stock. on account OF assessment No 40
levied on the tw entieth day OF October 1892. the
eVersl amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spec tive shareaolusIs. as foIIoHs:
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That Lottery Petition.

Mr.. EDITOR I'm behalf of the
committee of ladies who presented
the memorial to Her Majesty permit
me to say that your editorial notice
in this mornings issue is calcu-
lated to convey false impression.
Her Majesty received us most
graciously, and her reply was as
decisive as we had any right to
expect indeed, we felt that she
said all that she could say. Her
reply, as given in print, was not
verbatim, and, unintentionally, I
am sure, conveys an impression of
curtness not discovered by anyone
of the committee.
Her Majesty said, substantially,
that she realized the seriousness Of
the subject, and would give our
petition due consideration that
she could make no promises, but
would lay the matter before hel
Cabinet and consult with them
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The Industrial Home.

MIR. EDITOR The advertisement
of the auction sale at the Indus
trial Home reminds us that we
cannot let that noble institution
for Hawaiian girls 60 under with
out expressing our sorrow for the
financial crisis which rendered it
necessary, and our appreciation of
this wise Christian enterprise, A
home of this kind has been a long
felt want in this community, not
only for the purpose of helping to
civilize and Christianize Hawaiian
girls, but to teach them that indie
pendence of thought and action
that self-reliance which their Sis
tiers of other nationalities have to
so great a degree. If woman is
able to earn her own living, many
temptations to wrong-doing are
taken from her, and we believe
that if this life-saving home could
have been kept up, many a Ha-
waiian girl would have been saved
from ruin. We were sorry to see,
in long article in the ADVERTISER
of few weeks ago, how entirely
the writer misunderstood the OBJ
jects of the Home. The bad taste
of dragging the debates of the
Cousin Society before an indiffer-
ent public is to be regretted. The
that the undertaking was not a
missionary one, needs no comment.
After the Industrial Home was
started, Kawaiahao Seminary also
sent for a dressmaker, and is now
aiming to keep UP a first-class
dressmaking establishment, the
work being done by the pupils of
the school. Also, this year, the
pupils are to go out to sew by the
day, as in the Industrial Home.
We wish them all success, and
earnestly hope they may be able
to enlarge their borders enough to
take in some of the girls who are
cast adrift by the closing of the
Home. Perhaps in happier times
we may look forward to its re-
establishment. ALGARoBA.
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Only One Point.

Mr.. EDITOR: There is only one
point in Mr.. Horner's letter pub
lished yesterday, which l wish to
notice; it is the sentence which
states that I said, "these notes
american National Bank notes.
are kept at par because they are
redeemable in gold at the bank OF
ISSUE"
l did not say so. What | did
say and now repeat for Mr.. Horn
er's special benefit was as follows
Bank notes are not money, they
are merely instruments of credit
like bills of exchange and promls-
sorry notes, and their value depends
altogether on the credit which the
bank of issue enjoys in the com
mercial world.
I do not think it will serve any
good purpose to prolong this dis
cussion. ,. II. b.
Honolulu, 22d Sept, 1892.
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l. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER

Her Majesty's manner was far
more expressive than her words
would indicate. While she re-
ceived a formal committee for
mally, she was also very cordial.
The memorial has been given to
the public by Her Majesty, not by
the committee, and this fact, it
seems to me, is proof positive that
she received it most kindly.
Respectfully,
ELIZABETH HALL.
By order of the Committee.
Honolulu, Sept. %, 1892.
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The DAILY ADVERTISER Is pages, AZ
columns) publishes more news and
has a larger advertising patronage
than any newspaper published in the
Hawaiian Islands.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

We do nos hold ourselves responsible Tor the
statements made, or opinions expressed By our
correspondents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-24

1.-THE editorial referred to simply
instituted a comparison, and our
correspondent alleges nothing
which affects the comparison in
any way.-ED. ADVERTISER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

hurtful TO the interests OF the country
resulted from Mr.. Cleveland's former
administration. nothing harmful need
be anticipated as the result Of bis sue
cess now. The answer to this sugges-
ton was that during Mr.. Cleveland's
former term a republican senate stood
between him and his party and the
practical carrying out Of their policies,
compelling him to administer the gov
eminent upon the lines laid down by
republican statesmen. and in substan-
tial, IL not willing, accord with repub-
lican principles.
But MI. Cleveland's election has
been brought about this time by ma
j%orities SO decisive, and IL is coincident
with the choice of so large n demo-
cratic majority in the house Of repre-.
sentatives as 10 leave no room to doubt
n a there Is a reactionary sentiment
among the people against the meas
ures which republican statesmen have
devised ms progressive and prolific Of
great public advantages. If, as repub-
leans have generally anticipated, the
election Of Cleveland assures also the
election of a working democratic ma
1ority In the senate rs we'll as in the
house. we shall expect the democrats
to show that they have the courage Of
their alleged convictions. They have
said, with all the emphasis that zones
OF the deliberate rejection in their ma
tional convention of u counter and an
tagonistic proposition, that tariff duties
so adjusted as to protect American in.
dustry rs well as to raise revenue are
unconstitutional, and on this PROPOSE
ton they have o They have said,
too, that they propose to enable the
various states, each under such regu-
lations as 1t may see fit to impose. to
issue paper money. 1t was certainly
not the fault Of the republicans If any
voter failed to understand that these
were the uses to which Mr.. Cleveland
and his party would put their power.
II power was given to them. II has
been given, aud with IL is imposed "A
responsibility. The people will expect
n result.
The democratic party has n habit OF
running away from responsibility.
This was powerfully illustrated by the
way 1t did not do the things il had said
1t would do in the last congress. A
party OF opposition is generally n party
OF shreds and patches, and when sud.
denly converted into u party of admin
istrntion is palsied with self-distrust
and fettered with faction. This has
been particularly true of the democ-
racy, but as n preparation for the work
now intrusted to it its leaders have had
the experience OF four years of execu-
tive control and of several terms of au-
thority In one branch or another of
the congress. There will now be no
excuse for their failure to adopt a
understood programme, to put
that programme into actual operation,
and to stand up and be judged on the
merits of work actually performed
N. y. Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25
THE FLAME.
A Pretty and Ancient Custom Of the Jew.
ish Families.

A Pretty and Ancient Custom of the jew.
ish Families.
At the home of a we'll known Jew
was recently seen a tiny flame burning
In a handsome goblet. Examination
showed the goblet to be half filed with
water, on the top Of which fioated about
an inch OF pure olive oil. A miniature
float OF corlss, fastened on either side of
a metallic ring, rested upon the oil.
On the ring was placed a wax taper,
passing through q small circle of thin
wood, so that the lower end of the
thread dipped through the ring into
the olive oil. The upper end Of the
taper was lighted as above mentioned.
The oil drawn up through the wax-cov-
cred taper served to keep it alight for
several hours.
w burn this" said the lady of the
house, lin memory of one of our dead.
When the taper burns nearly out we
WIN substitute another, so that the
fiame, like the vestal fire. never goes
out We light the taper when our rela
tives dies and let it burn n year, the last
one being allowed to burn out.
we attend to those lights with @ reat
care, thus keeping alive the memory OF
our loved one. 1t Is an old custom of
ours, and n seldom now observed.
Some burn 1t only for n week, while
others burn 1t for q month. Our family
adheres to tho custom in all its purity.
always keeping the flame alive for n
ear."-Yankee Blade.