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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-11-03
a VISION OF BEAUTY

is JOY forever and pure and natural complexion
charms all beholders Ladies viii find in CAMELLINE Cali
forna discovery toilet article for the improvement and pre-
servaton of the complexion refreshing agreeable, and
certified by the highest scientific and medical authority
being absolutely free from injurious substances.
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Guftiou Salrs.

E3 JAS. +. MORGAN.
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ever imported to the Islands. Itincludes
rs follows:
Cloth, 8 grades;
Cues, assorted;
Cushions by Block paten);
Billiard Ball., Composition and Ivory ;
Pool Balls, Composition and Ivory;
Tips. Chalk;
Pocket Castings with feathers and
Fringe complete;
Pocket MEETINGS. Fringe and feathers
Rubber Covers;
Court Plaster, green and black;
New Style Chalk Holders; Triangles :;
Shake Balls and Leather Bottles !;
Pool Pins, Markers, etc, etc.
The above goods have been purchased
ut reduced rates and the undersigned
Is now prepared to do any and all kinds
OF Billiard Table work at reasonable rates
with dispatch; also, new and second
hand Billiard and Pool Tables for sale.
ES Please apply
j. ?. BOWEN,
Perry Block. Hotel Street, Honolulu.
S526-tf
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THE report yesterday by Min
lister Damon on the matter of the
postal savings bank shows that
the present minister has succeeded
in placing that bureau of the gov
eminent upon sound financial
basis. Among other important
facts the report shows the bank
has 2455 depositors and IA term
depositors whose deposits with the
postmaster-general's notes, secured
by government bonds to the
amount of $4,000, aggregate
$73S,O15.S6. The cash on hand
in the postal savings bank on
September- 80, 1898, was $21,-
%. The amount received
267 deposifors was $l7,67O.3S.
amount received from the
+y 2fs the Hawaiian govern
+ Enentioned by Minister
gas $4,000. The amount
So of withdrawal for No
yember, December and January
aggregated $32,346. The cash on
hand to meet present demands is
s29, 2SS. so.
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yoa. No far % soar artioa amounts
10 The eoopeatisa q the moral and
material surres q the United States
Tor tho psutscsioa q itfe and psuperty
rom apprrhendsd diessdcrs, your notice
b commended. .bus - fnr ~ Il may appear
TO overstep that limls ~ setting the author.
NY and power uf The United States above
that Of the sovernmsnt Of the Hawaiian
islands. In The capaeity Of protection. o.
TO impair Ia any way tho independent
sovereignty Of the Hawaiian government
% substitu,ing the nag aud powsr of the
United States as o symbol and manifesto.
ton Of authority. Il 10 disavowet."
II 10 said In hauling down the United
States flag At Honolulu Bionnt foiiowed
Instructions given him before lcavina
hero TO the letter. and that the rsason Tor
keeping tho fact he was empowered 10 do
20 secrct. vas to prevent possible disorder
In the islands and keep any other foreign
country from stcppina in unexpectedly.
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THREE TRAINS SMASHED
ChieaGo's BBinsss Streets DO Sesls d
I Serious Wreck.
NOBODY WAS KILLED
A Cable Train Runs AWAY With .
Crowd Of Fasssngsps
AboaPd-WPecksd In
Tunnel.

CaicAGo. April IA runaway eabl0
train with crowd Of passengers aboard
whirled unchecked for q distance OF 10
squares through the most crowded por.
tion of tho city this afternoon. It's Wild
career ended by plunge down the Grs<le
inio tho La Sale street tunnel. where the
train was dcrniled and wrecked cars wseo
strung along tho track near the bottom
Of the sharp incline. south bound train
being involved In ths general wreck.
There Was an exciting scei,o along Dear
born and Randolph streets as tho runs-
way train rolled along at q rate OF six
miles an hour. The employees Of tho
street car company ran ahead. trying To
clear tine crossings 20 NJ to avoid COLLISIONS
and the men. women and children In ths
train were making frantic Efforts 10
escape. Many Of thcm jumped from
tho steps, falling to the ground and
sustaining pain'ul bruises. Crowds were
attracted by the screams of the impsrilled
passengers and the changing Of congs. and
rushed after ;!ic train and endeavored to
aid tho passengers TO aiiGht. Two or
three women tried to jump out of the win
dows and were caught by policcmen.
In the confusion several people weso
trampied upon at crossings by teams
taking fright at the unwonted noise, but
none Of them were seriously hurt. Trains
on the loop ahead OF the runaway wero
advised Of tho trouble. and going right
along without stopping. avoided disaster
and all went well until the entrance to tho
tunnel was reached. There . train just
ahead Of the runaway had q collision
with o horse car crossing Randolph
street. The rear car Of the train was de-
rniied and the runaway coming up immc-
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STILL ARCuiNo.


Cessssi Carter Tolls the Cssss sf Asei.
tesaesa ssas ese1s.
PARIS. April 1a.-Cartss. of the counsel
Tor the United States. contiuuotl hts ad'
tlrsss to-day before the BehvinR ssA court
of arhltration. He further discussed the
Law eovrrain0 tho tribunal. He hksnsd
ths unrestricted destruction Of seaA 10
pelagic piracy. He discussed the original
rights Of Russia in tho Bchring sea. which.
hc claimed, were founded on the diseov.
osy Of tho waters by Russian navigators,
whose achievements Carter related TO the
cosirt. with the assistance Of large map
exhibited on the vail. and which enbeueed
. description Of nehrius eco and adjoin.
Ing regions.
After quoting the ukase Of 1912. Carter
contcndcd that therc was practically NO
limit to Tho proteciion that existed at
present and that scisurcs could he sf-
fected. The thrcc.miie limit, he said, vas
not observed as absolutely In timc OF
pcscc ne in time Of war. When necessary
for tho protection Of tho seal industry lie
maintained that tho search and and seia-
ure Of vessels was jusiifiesl. Carter then
proceeded to quote frOm q decision ot
Chief Justice Marshall to the effect that
tho right of scisure and search was not
limited 10 tue thrce.mile limit. Carter
then said that he had no doubt that Great
Britain admitted the theory.
SIR Char!cs Russell intimated that Grcn,
Britain held contrary opinion. Carter
replicxl that, In that case. the Judgment oi
Chief Justice CocSburn must b. upset -
lie had upheld the theory rcfcrrcd to.
After further argument the court ad
journsd until Tuesday. Hencoforth the
steno9raphic report of the proceedings OF
ths court will devolve upon Great Britain
alone, tho United States declining to share
the responsibility.
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HAWAn'S ALL RIGHT
THE TROOPS NOT NEEDED
Senators Believe That the leland
Realm WIN 6s Annexsd-Ap-
poIntments and Con-
tivmatio0e.


spseAl paspstch 10 the Standard.
WAsMxGroN, April ls.-lt won't mako
much di6srsncs to President Cleveland
now much the republicans shout aboat the
intanS" OF hauling down the Amcrican
Neg NJ hoaolulu. Tise president and
Secretary Gresham are prepared to await
the verdict Of the Amevicaa people In that
matter. Cosnmissioner Biount b carrying
oat taseir instructioas. He found the
sslands In the possession Of the United
otates. but they had been taken from Q
irsendy psopls By q revolutioo abetted. as
ne queen he'd said In her letter to Prcsi.
cent Harrison. by the fovcss Of this GOV.
eminent. The prssident could not 500
how We could undertake TO treat With the
Hawaiians for annexation or any other
close relation while our troops were hold.
ing the people In o position OF menace. II
there 10 to bo annexation In a frendly
way II will be upon the motion Of the
people of Hawaii, free from any coustraint.
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MONTANA MATTERS.

Postnastsrs Appointed Ycsisrsiay-w. A.
Clark In missins.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.
WASHINGTON, April n.-w. A. Clark
has not appeared since the failure Of his
man Humber TO get the internal revenue
collectorship.
Assistant Postmaster Genaral Maxwell
put IN two more postmaster for Montana
to-day. They were at North Great Falls,
Cascade county, where T. n. Olsen sue
ceetied A. T. Kellison. resigned. aud at
Sand Coulee, Cascade county. where T. A..
Gillespie was appointed In place Of s.
Dean, resigned.
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oyTr,Nu WORSE.
ris:ssss csstiasss In shA nsisian Labsv
Trnablss. :.

Truahlss. =.
BRussKIs, April 'N.-The disordsriy
lemoustratious were renewed to-day. The
strikers paraded the streets and twico
came into conflict with the police. The
strikers threw stones and bottles at the
police aud resisted the orders TO d!sperse.
several persons were hurt. The strike -
aiming ground In the district Of Mons.
psoviues of Hsninut, and more trouble b
fermentins there.
A battalion Of infantry has been sent 10
tlss town Of Dour, nine miles from Mono,
whsrs there 70 disposition to violence.
Al ouarsanou. four miles from Mons. tbs
strikers ere again violent. and ut Was
mess, six miles from Mons, and at Partur-
aess. four miiss from Mons. the situation
he's already assumed . dangerous aspect.
The strikers lave been paradin9 thu
stsssts armed With spadss and picks and
attacked and plundsred . number OF
h0usss aud wrecked the works Of the
collieriss.
Az their numbers have increased thsy
have grown more violcnt and aggressive
and at tho latest advices WcrS threatenin9
10 cut telegraph wires and thus prevent
news Of their depredations and outruess
from beine carried at once to the author
ities. The greatest anxiety prevails. A.
q meeting to-day Of the committee Of ths
chamber Of representatives appointed 10
prepare . revision of the constitutes,
Jansou and Feron announced they and
forty other members left would acceds
to the scheme OF Nyssen based ON ths
principle OF plural voting.
This would give the government should
they accept Nyssen's scheme. the requisite
two-ihirds majority for carrying revision
| Of the constitution In the house and thus
solving the electoral problem. II is hoped
| this may result In calming the present ~.
natson In favor Of universal suffrage.
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A. san fruaeisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, April i4.-Flvc-eiRhths
mile-Nellis Van FIRST. Ida Glsnn secoa1,
Lodi third. Time. .02h.
Five-eishths mle-Bounis Jean coli
tlrst. Seaside second, Ovation third. Tina
l:02H.
Three.fourths miie-Lottis Mills nrs4,
Misty Maid second. Topgaliant third.
Time. 1 :ilx.
One mibs-El Rayo flrst. Dinero second.
ST. Patrick third. Time, 1:l2x.
Six furiouGs-The Egrsss first, 81. Croix
second. Time. 1;i4.
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GILLIAN REFUOEG9.

Secretary 0resham Has Not Vet Ordered
Their Release.
WASHINGTON. April N.-The depart.
ment of state 10 still In correspondence
about the refugees Who sought an asylum
In the United States legation At Santiago.
They claimed 10 DO political offenders
only, and rs such Egan gavc them refuge.
The Gillian government demanded their
surrender as common criminals aud asked
that Esan bc instructed to deliver them To
the local authorities. This demand has
not been complied with hy the United
States. sr$,
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WHAT THE SENATORS SAY.
Host Of Them Cessides the Pesssss Al
ttOu % He Conslsteut.

-
' VI mem cess'aes sse Pesssss Ac.
"ea % No Cans'.ten''
wAshiHoION' Apfii is.-Up TO the hour
OF closing OF tue department OF state, no
'hio.inasion had been received there re-
sSns .ne acuoc OF Commissioners
Doun' IN nono'uiu. In inc course OF the
"oon '. Sarer, tho annexation COM
missioner IRON nawaii, had an interview
WIN secne'ary 1resham. which was, he
vu"o sa.,siactory. tie reiterated
.ne s,a'ement 'ha' the removal OF the nag
s uue 70 .ne cono"ion OF anairn IN hoaa'
o'u'u, wnich no longer warranted lis doat'
"a9 over 'he government buildings.
ne provisional government can and
ousu. 70 sus'H'n Hsen' ne said. am
nv, ~ AZ u'seoura&eu over sno SITUATION
s"u os"eve 'nat VIC snaii come Out all
''gn' IN u's emu.
ine news from hawan attracted . great
uea, !" a'eh''on among tue senator's
uhougn 'nese was mecn reference mani
.ss .ss.eu anen n any enor' was made TO draw
sem OUT. Tue democrats reirnined from
irving utterance to what appeared to bo
u'e'r resi sentiments' ana tue rcpubtscans
wsse equally cautious and said more Tor
pss.e cots tnen .ney oro wiling TO see
"uucs1 IN co'a .ype. Ine members
.no ioeien auafs committee are
... ua,urany averse 20 any discussion OF tue
.na.'e's over wh'cn, as sucn committee
..sy WI "sse yur'so'c'.o" wnen 'ne sen
"'c " caHeo upon 70 Act
nnA,or rainier OF illinois sees no
.N, .sason ior n,arh III tue. action OF Com.
"nissHnsr MS .' D'oun'. cen scarcely see,
s"n s"'u .''e sena.or, now tue act OF b'ount
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ST. Locis, April H.-The following -
tiitional deaths as . result u TuesdAv's
storms In this state aro reported: ~
Lexington. William Walker. Mrs. josspa
Hutchiuson and william Walker. making
seven in all. Al Hawkins bank. L I.
Dabney aud . little child of WilliAA
Asher, making . total Of 10 Half dossa
more ass mot expeetsd 10 live.
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JONES IS WRONG
That sssms to Ne tho OpipIon of checsaw
People.

People.
WASHINGTON, April 1f.--Secrctary Hoke
Smith to-day received . telegram from
Agent Benuest. at Antiers, stating that
Governor Jones las refused 10 como there
for eonfersnee. that he will not disbantl
the militia, and that their being Assem-.
baed 10 menace 10 the peace. The pres.
snce Of the regulars, however. 10 aiforline
great relief. The secretary to-day re.
ccived letters from several peoplo. giving
their views OF tho troubles. They alicac
that the Jones party has comm tilted In.
Vulnerable outrages and that jackson
was honestly elected governor Of the ter.
ritory.
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CLEVELAND. Ohio. April A.-The en-
eineess Of the Lake Shore road who quit
work rather than haul Ann Arhor cars. on
which road there was . strike, applied
FOR reinstatement to-day, but their re-
quest was refused.
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UNCERTAIN FATE.

supsrintendent's Decision.
CLEvELAKD, Ohio. April lA.-General
Superintendent Coniff of tho Lake Shore
railroad was clossted all tho morning with
tho engineers who went out nj Toledo
during tho recent labor troubles. They
all petisioned for reinssallment and dis
cussed the case with ConiR. Conih did
not promise the men to answer inside Of
any definite period. but II In understood
that they expect to know their fate soon.
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KoKoMo. Ind, April n.-Tbe cbess
tournament opened In this city to-day.
wasker won the toss and chose tho white
pieces, thus giving him the attack. He
opened with the Zulkerort opening and
won. Tho game lasted four hours.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-15
A pLUcKv DUrcHMAN.
Ne slips Fast th- Csstsm' Oaeisis st
Bs4aie.

BUFFALO. n. ". April N.-Jullus
Schelke. an immigrant from the cho!era
infected Hamburg. via Canada, who has
been endeavorine TO gain an entrance to
this country for several days. succeeded
In getting across the river last night, elud-
ing the customs ofhcials. Schclke was
found nj the residence Of his brothcr-in.
law, John Briskc, who Was arresied on the
charge Of connivance In the Affair. The
Canadian customs officials deny any com.
piicity with the smuggling. NJ charged.
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NOMINATED YESTERDAY.

Lamar 81 Assaissippi Tor Hseeeeer 81 the
Land O6ice-Jadgsa.
WASHINGTON. April iA.-Tbs president
to-day sent the following nominations to
the senate; L. II. Manning ef Arizona,
cral land Office; Richard n. Alvsry Of
Maryland. chief justics. and Martin Y.
Of the court Of appeals Of the District Of
Columbia.
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Lymnn CouAraesl. 1.

WASHINGTON, April N.-Ambrose W.
Lyman has been CONFIRMED % collector of
internal revenue for the district Of Mon.
tana.
August Belmont q Co. were confirmed
as fiscal agents OF the navy department at
London, aud Daniel N. Browning of Illinois
q commissionsr Of Indian Affairs.
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THE OPERATOR cor SCARED.
Heard the wtsd Blaw and rhoughe !
Was CVelone.

MEMPHIS. Tcnn.. April 1A.-Ths cyclone
reported at vicksburR this morning did no
material damage. An operator got scared
Vas feared here that disaster had hap
pencil. A. jackson some harms were un-
down.
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THEY'R: NO GOOD.
Nsrasa Elder Dcassaess npisisssl.
lais On Principis.

lass On Principle.
LAMONT Iowa. April l4.-Yesteriay's
services Of the Latter Day Saints confer
ence wsre conducted by Elder &. X. Dun
can OF Bluo Rapids, Kansas. His sermon
was an attack OH spiritualism. He con-
tended against II because no said Il was
contrary to the doctrine OF Chri ct; II re-
ognises no clearly defined supreme be
ing; u does not develop its devotses 70 q
higher plane OF morality and operates
through them just ~ we'll whom they arc
corrupt as whom they arc purs, aud iss
prophecies aro not fulfilled. In proof of
the Inst proposition. tho speaker citod tho
uttcranccs Of J. r. buchanan In July OF
1891. in which he prophesicd Queen Vic
toris, Pope Leo and Csar Alexander would
all bs dead by this time.
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vesTERDAV's RACES.
MUDDY Track 1t Memphls-sfsv
Time.

Time.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April i4.-Track allow.
Five furionss s--Oscar first, Oliver sso-
ond. B,cephnlus third. Time. 1:iS.
Six furlongs- wcdaefisld first, volun-
teer second, Puryear d., third. T.me,
l:3A.
Four furiouss- Maotinetts FIRST. J. J. n
second. b. r. Flyks third. Time. 5sx.
Seven furlones-Sam Miller first, Helen
n. second, Red Wing third. Time. -
Mile and one-six,centh Granite arss,
Catiin second. Philander third. Time,
1 :JeA.
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sumo the OCTOPUS.
ne ssasAasA 0ii Csapssy sesa 70 nsv,
RutnsA TeieAo's Css1tt.

hslaeA fslsao's Css1tt.
ToLEpo, OAio, April N.-Ts-aAy tbs city
solieitor sAid on behalf of the city 10 viii
flle petition In court hero praying 1oe IN
assessment OF 81 600. 900 damages Agslnst
the Standard Oil company. Grave charges
OF conspiracy are made. II In alleged the
Standard Oil company some time aeo
owned tho Toledo ComMseiai and pub
lished therein ARTICLES % grsatly to thc
city's discrsdit IL was unable to dispose Of
lie bouds.
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TO WIND THEM UP.

Assets.
MURRAY. Idaho. April lA.-The liabili.
tics OF the Coeur d. 'Alens bank Of Wallace,
which failed . week ago, arc $4,000. The
assets are said to be ample to pay all
claims. TIE Miners Exchange hank at
wardner, owned by the same parties,
which was also closed. has liabilities Of
ses.O0O and assets Of ess.O0O. receiver
will bs appointed and the Affairs oe both
banks wound up.
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DOESN'T LIKE oREAsERs.
A resas who shoels M~xicass On PrIs
elule.

cipie.
PHoESix. Ariz.. April N.-Pete Spence
Of the Sentiasi yesterday killed another
Mexican. making In all Ave In tho last 10
days. About week ago Spence. . Texan,
with no love for Mexicans on general
principles. found Il necessary to kill one
while koeping saloon at Giia bend. After
that the grcasers formed q combination
TO do him up aud % far hs has kept OIL
top. AL killings have been In sell do
fense.
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THE TALE OF TAiLORs.
Mas ufacturers Win u Bout From the
Caters

NEW YORK, April N.-The conference
between the clothing manufacturers and
tho cutters to-day adjourned to meet
Thursday afternoon next. The msnuiao-
turcrs practically won the first bout. the
cutters Withdrawing their demand that
the manufacturers should employ only
union men.
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A rhou.aud Homeless Ones.

VIENNA. April A.-A fire Mt vosseprim,
Hungary, destroyed iso houses. Loss,
10000 forms. A thousand people are
homeless.
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LANDSLIDE AND sNowsroRM.

IN Two Places-
Special Dispaaeh 20 the nsasdafd.
MIssocl.A. April lA.-A landslids 10 70
pertsd so-night m the Northern Pacific y,
. pciqs asse ths Marshall grade, about
60 hiip east Of this city In the vicinity
Y - spot where tho big coliision occurred
lass tear. Beyond . few hours delay 10
tssGlc, II 10 not expected that any inooa-
vsnisacs will b experienced hy the CON-
pany. A heavy SNOW storm In the Couer
IL Alsnc mountains again blocked traffic
% ths branch rosd. and the ssst bound
train is many hours late to-day In ososs-
0uo0co.
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BROKE HER NECK.
A Little Girl In Great Falls lastansiy
Killed

Special Dispatch to the standard.
GREAT FALLS. April lt.-Littls May. the
4-year-old daughter Of Mrs. ~. A. Smith.
who keeps restaurant on tho West Side,
was almost instantly killed this evening
at Q 80. The child was hanging to the hay.
rack Of passing wagon. missed Its Mold
and fell. the hind wheel Of the wagon pass.
ing over her neck. The child was carried
home and died before medical AID could
roach her.
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TO EJECT Cross.
Troops viii Ne Sent 20 Stop the BuiiS
Ing Of the Puyaliup.

WASHINGTON. April II. - Secretary
Smith has requested Secretary Lamont 10
send sufYlcient force OF troops 10 compel
Frank Cross and his workmen 10 leave
tho Puyailup reservation, In Washington,
acrvss which they have commenced 10
build railroad contrary TO Law.
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New York Metal Market.

NEw YORK. April IA Bar silver sea.
Coppcr-Easy; lake, s11.2i.
Lead-Firm; domestic. H.l2h.
Tin-Firm and quiet; Straits, eeo.e5
bid; s2i asked; plates. quiet and un-
changed; spelter. firm; domestic, S.02.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

land it is hazardous for any moralst to con-
lecture. But one thing it is entirely safe to
assume. and that is that while monarchy lasts
the English pcolse will insist upon having it so
far as possible respectable institution. with
nothing shabby gcnteel about IT, Parliament
has provided literally Tor the various royal
establishments set up when one member after
ono,hor If rho Oueen's household has married.
II docs not accord with English ideas of de-
cency and propriey to have Princes without
rr;rcalv iucomes. or a monarchy that will be
= siobt and show from its poverty and bad
debts The royal family while it rcsns will
bc permit,ed TO make good appearance with
stately functions and all the pagcantiy of Con-
tinc,dal Court ceremonia's Since monarchy is
q, national institution it must be maintained
with al proper signs of state and dignity. as
bciits the pride Of so conservative people as
the English.