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YOUNG McDoNALD's SHARE.
Judge Coffey Wants the Heir to Have
little of the Fortune.


The account showing the value of the
property coming to Henry Mcdonald,
which Judge Coffey ordered prepared in
order TO determine the value OF the services
rendered by the several attorneys in
the case, was not forthcoming yester-
day morning. which caused his Honor
to make some rather caustic comments on
the evils OF procrastination.
81 feel obliged to exercise great care in
this matter" said Judge Coffey. "because
want, if possible, 10 so dispose of these
claims as to have something left to turn over
TO your young client.
Now, in such a case as this. where the
services rendered have been so considerable
and the labor involved so aiduous, desire
also TO do justice to the lawyers, but it is
absolutely necessary for me TO see this
account so that l may make an equitable
division between all parties.
"If | allow all the money some of ynu
gentlemen think you are entitled to. Pm
afraid there would be little left for the boy."
Aud the court looked very hard at Mr..
Kowalsky, whose estimate of the value of
his services reaches the modest figure of
500 900.
Further hearing of the matter was post
pOned for one week.
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Hard on NicoIini.

A. NlcolInl. respsctable-looking old
man, was arrested few days ago for being
drunk and carrying concealed weapon.
he WAS convicted on Monday and begged
bsrd 70. mercy, as he had neyor been ar
rested hetsTe, He said he put the revolver
into his peeket as he was going Into the
GuntTy to work. Judge Campbell yester-
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Is Sfahaf Mafern

Rossinrs "Stabat Mater" will be sung on
Friday evening st7:SO o'clock at the Church
Sonora Nuestra de Guadalupe. On Broad
soloists: Miss L. Goodman, Mrs. 4. l.
O'Brien, Mrs. 6. Sutton, Mr. j. q. Morris
sey aud Mr.. D. R. Warde, assisted by a
large chorus. The entire performance will
be under the direction of Professor S. Arri-
llaga. OTgauist of the church.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

The only change Is decline in Lamb. due to in.
creased arrivals. Choice Beef Is firm. Mutton and
Nehl are steady. PORK is easy and In ample supply.
Wholesale rates from slaushterers are as follows:
BEEF-txtra choice, 7e; first quality 61sc q 10
second quality, 51a@l6c; third do. s@15e q 10.
VEkL-Large. C@7c = 10; small Calves 71E @Sc;
Dairy Calves. si5d9c = ~.
MUTT 0N-W Welhers. s1aaec 2 n ; Ewes, sasIa &C.
SPRING LAMB-l2lh@lBe e 10.
PoRK-Liye Hogs. 7Ss@7Is 2 u for heavy and
medium grain-fed: small TAT H0gs 1897 I4c stock
Hogs. 6Iac {. 10; dressed do. 100 l0IAc e n.
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A. Flgiya signor OF Washington Township lot on
line of Russell street. $50 OF Calais. W 40, n
lS0 90, 40. 5 1894, lot 20, block 20, smiths
subdivision of Mathews Tract berkeley SO.
John Yule of Oakland to william C. Mason OF
Oakland. lot on Sc llne OF Twenty-sixth avenue.
1929 Sw OF East Fou teenth street. Sw 37:5, sE
l20 10. NE 81 IS. MY 12O.l2 lot g. block J. revised
map OF Eden Park BROOKLYN Township. SO
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pEL1NouRNT SALE NOTICES.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING CoMPANY-Lo-
~ cation Of prime pal place of business. San Fran
cisco. Cal: location OF works, Gold HILL Storey
County. New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described Stock, account OF assessment mo. 45),
levied on the 2sth day OF January, 1893, the sew
eral amounts opposite the names OF the respee-
- foil
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-wheat was quiet and opened
I5e lower, declined 1ac more free sales by local
brokers. raiied s4c purchases by the same
brokers, ana closed easy a lower than yester-
Cay. IL Is a question whether the bull clique is
trying TO get rid OF holdings 10 taking on more
Receipts. l25uOJ bushels; shipments, $4,000
bushels Rye. soc. Barley. sec
CHICAGO. March 2l.-Wheat-Cash. 73Lsc Corn
Ale Pork. sl7 20. Lard, sI2 20. Ribs, $40 U2Is.
WHISKY, 81 IT.
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Builders, Contracts

Metha Rohe with Cook & Pattinson. additions on
SW corner of Ellis and Webster streets: Sl4OO.
John +. Boyd with T. J. and NJ Brennan. to build
on the NV lire OF Howard street, 449 SW of
Fourth, SW 1905 by NV 50; $I7.575
J.. q. Fitzgerald with Sandy q illogley, to build
on the line of Eugenia street. 1886 Of Mission;
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday;
REGULAR sIsssGoN-9:30 A. NJ.
100 Alpha ..... 10 200 CC&Va..22O6O9 Ovrmn.. 25
800 Andes 200 a O..-..7O2O0 PotOst. .l.45
200 q Is. I.35lO0 & y ..luO7OO Savage. 80
$50 Bullion ..I635O MeIoAn 80 2OJ .s5
$50 Choliar. .65 200 oDhr.. .65 2UOsB q NJ. rs
6O0 Point. .3O225 ........1 so 200 Newt 90
AFTERNooS sEssIoN-2:3g.
800 Andes ....4O 800 Cholar. go $50 Ophir go
800 Bechr so 200 ..........65 90 overm. ....26
800 Il B...l3U 80 Point. 80 800 Potosi. j. 40
40 ........l.S5sO 400 ga Co... 50 2UO SAVAGE. ...b5
loo Bullion. 50 200 a y ...95 5U0 UnIon..... 20
700 Bulwer.. rs 500 Mexicn..114 2O............TO
$50 { 6N.2.l5
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

NORTH BELLE ISLE MINING COMPANY-Lo-
IN cation OF principal place OF business. San Fran
cisco, Cal. Location OF works, Tuscarora Mining
District. Elko County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
descr bed stock, account OF assessment (NO. 22)
levied the 25tb day of January 1898 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, follows:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW wEsTERN HOTEL.

NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J W Fline. Chicago A Primrose Ny
O'Connor. Lowell W Dwyer. Sunol
w Wilcox \ II Buttner, Sunol
Orton. Chicago Andrade. Suuol
D Brown, Tacoma II Carey. SuuOI
Trailer Stockton II Taylor, Alcatraz
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
NJ silvs. San Pedro wM Marble. Cal
Delcome, Mexico ID McKnnOn. Sacto
II Ctarkng, - Louis + Evans & ", Y
F Gallo, Sacramento Lewis. Cal
NJ Barnes. Oak1nd NJ Oswig Monterey
Scott Monterey J Fitch Looms
Mrs Modem IL d. LeadvIl W A ton & W, sta Maria
a Johnson, santa Maria w Johnson, Santa Maria
@ Mckay. Me9ced Wilson W. Cal
Chapman, Cal d Graham, santa Rosa
j Aston. stockton Aston, Stockton
King, STOCKTON
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
John Brander, Tahiti HI Hallett.N
Hallett. Mrs iialiett N Y
gBRedmond Mapsdeld,o 0 siss Morgan, Y
Miss Maud Morgan, \ Mrs Morgan. Ny
\ L Avery. Boston r u saehslford, Robles
Captain Barry, W Nasblngtn II Jarvis. Cal
g Dotson W, Des Moibes Hammon d w, ,Ninghmtn
CJJackson &w' 'binghmtn NV tstcott Kw BInghmtn
John l. hdener, Chicago BW Bona. Brooklyn.NY
Wslker. salt Lake Cty u Crouch, Sacramento
n y near Q, Chicago Mrs Horace Day. l. GGtos
N Day, Los Gatos Mrs Ayers. omaha
Capt G Ayres. Omaha James Lotan, Portland
u strowbrldge Portlnd Mrs Geo Rodma I. .Ch tea 70
MISS Kodmsn Chicago Mouhson. SACRAMENTO
h miller, Cal Ehas Bnsgett. Denver
w Cole, Chcago Ewing, Dublin. Irelnd
capt Barnes Tahiti @ BsrHes Jr. Tahiti
WNWtlisms, Kansas CITY J Wilson Aigoue Iowa
M Biume, Milwaukee Geo Paw. Gonzales
6 Francis, Napa Mrs Chase. Portland
Bosttck, U S n John w Ferris Cal
Chas Foler, Bedford VIM Clarke. USN
ChasAGOwdler, Pasadena Geo Fierce. Cambridge
W Slayton, Lansing II Palcott ny
PALACE HOTEL
r Wallbank. Chicago J N Tripin w. st Paul
stedman. Yokohama Q d Nash, Milwaukee
} Higgins q W. Waterloo d Calm & W, st Louis
Miss Higgins, Waterloo Miss CatI n, st Louis
d Leach &w, Manchester o l. Simmons Bristol
A Porter, Colorado G 5 Pike x W. Chicago
MISS Porter San jose Mrs Korkwell. Chicago
Bailey, ~ Townsend McGrath, Chicago
J Marks chicago Miss MeGrath, Chicago
Smith, A Robnson Boston
Smith, Y Robinson. Boston
6 w Renna Jr. Chicago j Klnkead & W, Sacto
X Hedges, Sioux City Tebby, Plttsburg
l. Hawkins, Portland Kemp, PittsbuTg
Lusk. Chico O Evans Il W, Sn Rafa ell
W l. Boise Portland L w Burris santa Rosa
A Angen, Everett w Soule q w. Rochester
Nj j Reid. We c. Portland e Ferguson &w PitrsbR
} BuIdeli & W Portland NJ 6cnomaker Plttsburg
Schrader, Y J. NJ ScbOmakerdw. .Pitsbg
W X Chamberlain, Reno J I Schomaker N Y
de BruYn Amsterdam Mrs NJ G Sehomaker Ny
w X Garrison, N y Mrs W Carr PIttsburg
" 5teYens, W ashlngton o II Chiids &w. Pitrsburg
" Tv II ~ hoDos q w. Y Childs W, Pittsburg
Donald, Boston n = SnIers gan ynsa
W j Grady W. Chicago Mrs Bucki kinpham V6nav,a
g Upton W. III G Hoar Chica1n "'i'
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English Wheat Market.

LIvERPooL March 2l.-The spot market Is
lower at 6s l1ad Cargoes lower at 20s for of
coast. SOs for Just shipped and 29s 80 for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
liverpool quotations FOR No Red Winter: March
5S I'd; Aprr. IS Sd: May. 5s I'd; June 5s 784d;
July, 5s sgd; August, IS el4d,
SECURITIES.
LONDON, March 2I-Consols 9S SIG; Silver
375s; Rentes, 96f 75c. Bullion into BANK of
England fl0. 600.
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The Court of Anne.Ic

Owing TO the work which is being done
on the new courtroom of the Circuit Court
OF Appeals. which will not be finished as
soon as was expected, the court will not
meet on the first Monday in April. as was
reported. but it will be postponed until the
third Monday of the same month.
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sHIPPING INrELLIGENoE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
TUESDAY March 81.
Stmr Homer, Butler. days from Astoria; pass
and mdse. TO Geo Frltch.
Stmr state of California, Ackley. 80 hours from
Portland via Astoria 46 hours: pass and mdse to
GOodail. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Waa Walla, Wallace, 6SIa hours from Vic
torla ana Puget Sound; pass and mdse, TO GoodaII
Perkins & Co.
stmr Whitesboro, johnson, l6 hours from Greeu-
wood; 2l0 N It lumber, To L White. up river d.
rect.
Stmr Alcazar, Gunderson. I6 hours from Cleone;
railroad ties snd piles. to White.
Stmr Albion. johnson. 1S hours from Albion. :.
247 NJ IT lumber. to Oakland Lumber Co
Stmr Coos Bay, Hunter, ~ hours from Newport
and way ports: pass aud mdse, TO Goodai, Perkins
Il Co.
Br ship oimara, Brown, lQ8 days from Calcutta
jute and gunnies, to Farrott j. Co.
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Wood lIsrl,er

Posts quotabe at l0Iac each; Redwood. IS so q
cord: OAK, roush. 81 25@7 SO: peeled So IS; Pine.
So 75 y cord; Railroad Ties 371ac apiece for 6x8,
Ale for 7xS and 45@l5Oc for 7Tg.
TANBARK-Grouud Bark, S24 2 ton.
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Wool Market
PortIand's Business.

NEW YORK, March 2l-wooi Inactive and firm.
Domestie Fleece, 27GS2c; Pulled. 26G37c; Texas,
l7G2lc . u.
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And IN accordance with law and an order OF the
Board Of Directors made on the twenty-slxth day
OF Janua y 1898. So many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock as may lie necessary viii be sold at put
lie auction at the Office o; the company No 3lO
Pine street, rooms 10 and IL. San Francisco Calf
fornia, on MONDAY. the third day OF April 1895
AZ the hour OF / o'clock P. NJ OF said day TO paw
salh delinquent assessment thereon to setncr with
Costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
oGee-No 80 Pine street. rooms is and i T. san
Francisco, California. mrlo "a
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And In accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF Directors, made on the twenty-efghth day
OF January. 1898 SO many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock as may he will be sold at pub
nc auction at the of1ce OF TIE company, IA Cali
fornia street, San francisco, Cal, on THURSDAY,
the tweuty-third day OF March, 1885. the hour
OF O'Clock P N. OF said dsy. to pay said Delinquent
assessment thereon together with costs OF adVer-
Using and expenses of sale.
A. S. GRoTH, Secretary.
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-, Aho IN accordance with law and an order from
uary, 1873. SO many shares OF each parcel OF sucb
STOCK as may be necessary VIII be sold public aue
tion at the ONCE OF the company room j. PHI san.
some st.. san Francisco. Cal, on FRIDAY, ms 24tb
uay OF March 1888, at the hour Of IL O'Clock NJ of
sAu gay 70 pay id delinquent ent Thereon
sale I w Ps.IV Sae SeApehseA Oh
oace-Room i. 2II sansoms st San FIsnef.co
California. " ~ - - isSes ~
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE.
THIS DAY.

NFSDAY. March -, 1893. at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
VIII seil.on account OF the owner going East, the
Elegant Furniture OF Is Mason street. consisting of
Fine Bedroom Sets. odd Parlor Furniture, Large
Lot of Bedding; Spring, Hair and Wool Top Mat
tresses; Mantel Mirrors. Lounges Wardro5es and
Cupboard Chairs and Table, Fine Carpets, Rugs.
HB- This is a good chance to get goods at your
own prices, as sale is positive aud must be sold.
mr2l ~ L. BuRD. Anctioneer, l1l4 23d ST.
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day sentenced him to three months i'm
prlsonment in the House of CORE cton,
without the alternative of a fine.
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Exchange and EulIinn.

7 UItIsEII , DUtIUF5H.
PORTLAND. Or. March 2l.-Clearances, S266, COO;
balances. $4,000.
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omce-SO. 4I4 California st. San Francisco. Cal

CBALLENGE CONSOLIDATED MINING COM.
- pany-Location OF principal place OF business
New. -'
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, on account OF assessment mo I4i
levied on the lth day of February lS93 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, a follows:
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Nothing cieanses and beauties the teeth Ike
Whites Yueatan Gum,
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MoRSING SESSION.
Board-5O V Water. lOi: 20 Omnibus Cable, as.
Street-5O Cal Electric Light. ~; 20 L p d
Bank, llP.
AFTERNOnS SESSION.
Board-IO Giant Powder Con So
StTeyt-SlO. 900 ) Y AZ Bonds. s335.
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PARK L0T-A CORNER.
27 5-l2x9I :4-NW. cor Willard and Sullivan.
MALIISTER AND G. GAVE. LOTS.
26Xs1-N IiGe McAIIIster. 1865 feet E OF VII.
lard.
26x1S7;6-N. line Of Golden Gate ave. 200 W. of
Willard.
VALENCIA-ST DWELLING.
24x9O-925 Valencia; rooms aud bath; should
be raised and store put uuder.
HOWARD ST.-8-ROOM HOUSE.
25x90-l2lO o Howard, bet. sth and eth; rooms;
bath; rent value $50; rapidly becoming business
property.
NILLA-20TH, NEAR VALENCIA.
S5xs5-s27 goth Groom villa house. bet Yalen-
cia and Mission; sunny belt.
HAAPSHIRE-ST. COTTAGE.
25T1OO-sI9 Hampshire: Broom cottage; strong.
ly built for raising; street severed and macadam-
lied
RICHMOND L0T-9TH AVE.
25xl2o-E. line OF Sth ave-. bet A and B sts.
commencing l25 feet from b ST.
TWENTY-THIRD ST. COTTAGE.
% 25:6Il14-l4l2 23d. bet Sanchez and Noe: neat
Broom cottage; must bo sold under order of court
mrl2 10 u 2l - 70
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New York Markets.

New YORK. March 2l.-There was one of the
dullest stock markets to-day for some time and
the dealin}s constituted nothing tut a traders
market, with the widest changes in IndustriaIs
and Manhattan. Manhattan sold uo from l62 to
l64H. American Tobacco jumped y and Rubber
ga The announcement OF an advance in the
prices OF refined Sugar by the trust had cOmDara-
lively little effect on that stock. Iu the railroad
list prices tended downward at the opening, but
soon rallied During the afternoon the market re-
ceiYed setback, only to be succeeded BY a reeOy-
cry. The strength ia Sterling Exchange was partly
offset LY an easier feeling IN money, and the fact
that in nucations point TO a better supply OF bills
against grain shipments, which the increase.
The market left off firm In tone but duh Railway
bonds dull but hrmer. Governments steady. Petro-
leum closed at 65c.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-United States Bonds As
ll2lq; do 2's, S9I2; Northern Pacihc 1859: Cana
cihc 30; Atchson and Santa Fe, 81: Wells
Fargo, l49; Western Union, 92s4; Silver, s2;
Sterling, 81 S6l.Cg4 SsIa.
Wheat - May, 76ssc. Flour. steady Coffee.
SlI %. Sugar, 25A9 53sc. Hops-Pacifc Coast,
le92l 1ac. hides, lZ1ac. Copper-LaEr, ST. 20.
Tln-Spot. S2l Is. Lead-Domestic 81 90. Iron,
Sl6 Petroleum. 65c.
HOPS
Hops quiet and offerings moderate and un-
changed, though slightly better.
SUGAR And COFFEE.
Sugar was very strong with prices hardening:
refined was also strong number OF both hards
and soits was marked up I-l6c
Cohse. alter hrm opening. became dull at soil 0
points lower Sales, 10000 bags. March. Sl7 10;
April, Sl6 SO.
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENrs-THE WEEKLY
a CALL. in wrapper ready for mailing
The morning call., 1893-03-22
were the sales IN the Pacific STOCK Board
.tTrpgooy srss,o,- %,

100 BeIchr -. S5 100 II & NJ. e525u Potosi. ! Al
500 Choliar. ..63 200 Kenuuck. 20 100 Savage 5b
800 G c L V..2.l5l25O MexieD..lI4 500 ....... 56
100 EIcheq Ii $50 ..........1 .SuIUO ....... SO
$50 Il c.. .6U550 Ophlr. 90 81 Utahll
90 ........ .B2Iol 400 Potosi. L 6bl
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And IN atcOrdance with law and an order frum
the cord OF directors. made the llth day or.
February, 1898, SO many shares OF each psrcel OF
such STOCK as may be neeessary Will be sold pub
lie auction at the oGice OF the company. room IS
third floor Mills building. cor. Bush and Mont
gomerY sts., San Francisco, CAL. THURSDAY tue
9Th day OF April 1893. at the hour OF l O'clock
p. NJ, OF said day, to pay said delinquent assess
neat thereon, tosether with costs advertising
and expenses OF sale. Z. I. MCCOY, Secrrtlry
Ofice-Room IS. third floor. Mllis building. cor
Bush and Montgomery SITS, San Francisco, Ca ISrd
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HRUIKsHANK GOLD MINING CoMPANY-lo.
Y cation OF principal place Of business san Fran.
eisCiSco Cal; location OF works, Los BurroS Dls-
trict, Monterey County. Cal
Notice-rhere are delinquent upon this following
described stock, account OF assessment I'm r,
ievied en- the 9Th day ot January, 1898 tue sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the respeo
tive shareholders. 4 fo1loUst F--
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Date. OF Departure From San Francisco.

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TEN NENT, Chronometer and
instrument Maker. 4 California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
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FOUR LARGE SIZE LOTS.

CENTRAL AVENUE.
LOTS, SW. COR. HAYES AND SCOTT.
25x75-SW. cor. Hayes and Scott; g lots each
25XT5, adjoining, on Scott
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For Lats SatQpln1 hsteia0saa' see Ei0ats Pu5s
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Lumber Market.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

1uiuDGT haThtbs
Retail rates nominal.
The National tribune., 1893-05-25
THE CHEROKEE STRIP,

Secretary Hoke Smith, on behalf of the
United States. and Chief c. J. Harris, Treasurer
E. T. Starr, ID. w. Lipe and J. T. Cunningham.
on behalf of the Cherokee Nation, one day last
week IN the presence of Chief Justice Bing.
BAN. of the District Supreme Court, signed the
contract which finally disposed Of the Cherokee
Strip 10 the United States Government.
The number Of acres ceded is 6022. 754. and
the price TO be paid for them is Sc. $50. 73G. of
which amount S295.736 has been paid in cash
and the balance in five annual instalments be.
ginning March 4, 1896, and ending March a..
1899, these deferred payments bearing 4 per
cent. interest. The sum of $3.50 000 of the
amount to be paid in cash is held by the Chero.
KEGS TO pay for the improvements of intruders
on the territory Of the Cherokee Nation proper.
the value OF which is to be appraised by board
TO be appointed 10y the President.
The sum of 81 $50 600, the amount of the first
and annual instalment. is to be retained by
the Government TO pay the Delawares, Shaw
nees and freedmen for any amount they NAV
recover in the courts on their claim for par
ucpation in the proceeds Of the sale of the
Outlet and proceeds OF the grazing privileges
thereon received by tho Cherokee Nation.
Secretary Hoke Smith hopes by exDediting in
every possible way the preparations for the
opening Of the Strip to have everything in
readiness for the Presidents proclamation ON
Sept. 10.
The National tribune., 1893-05-25
NEW GUNBOATS.

The Navy may have two composite ships out
of the three 1,200-ton gunboats for which plans
have been prepared at the Navy Department
This, ut least. is the recommendation of the
Board Of Bureau Chiefs. One of the ships will
be of steel, and the Secretary's technical ad.
visers believe it would be al vantagcous to the
service to construct the other two with steel
framing and wooden hills.
This method would render the vessels par
ticulary well adapted for service in the Pacific
aud Asiatic waters, where fouling of bottoms is
so troublesome This method of construction
is economical as well.
There has crept in the question of law, and
already the law officers are discussing whether
the Secretary can build anything but alI-stecl
ships under the latest appropriation act In
that act there is nothing to cOnfine the mate
rial and class to steel but there is reference
to the old law of 1856 tho intent of which was
to have future ships Of the Navy built of steel
The Board of Bureau Chiefs has also recon.
mcnded that the project for sidewheel steamer
be abandoned, and that all three gunboats be
equipped with twin screws
The National tribune., 1893-05-25

for the position to which he has been appoint
ed. He was for many years a Circuit Judge
and afterward a member of the Missouri SUI
preme Court Judge Thomas is a brother in-
law of Representative Bland.
A. G. Baker, of Arizona. to be Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Ari-
IONA.
Kerr Craige, of North Carolina, to be Third
Assistant Postmaster General
Owen McGarr of Tennessee, to be Secretary
of Legation at Santiago Chile; Michael J.
Hendrick, of New York, to be Consul at Belle
vile. Canada.
John l.. Thomas, of Missouri. to be Assistant
Attorney General for the Postoffice Depart
ment.
The National tribune., 1893-05-25

dian country, and stood on an island in the
Mississippi River, about three miles from the
Sank village. The Indians and the officers of
the fort frequently visited one another, and
there was great friendship between them.
As a nation the Indians were called Sauks
and Foxes, and appeared as one tribe If they
ever had been separate it was years and years
ago, and all traces of itwere now lost This was
one of the most considerable Indian villages in
Illinois, and possessed great deal of influence.
The scenery on the Mississippi at this place
is of remarkable beauty, while near the In
dian village, on the bluffs of Rock River is an
emiDence called Black Hawks Watch Tower,
which overooks an immense extent of country.
it is said that the chief frequently spent many
days here, watching the arrival and departure
of friends and enemies. 1t was to him a very
important point, and filled with many mem
cries.
At the age of ID Black Hawk was admitted
to the rank of brave, having wounded an
The National tribune., 1893-05-25
OUT OF THE TREASURY

The Supreme Court of the United States has
affirmed its previous rulings in the important
that trimmings" cases, by which the Govern
ment will be called upon to refund from
SS,000,oO0 to Sl0000,000. Secretary Fosters
estimate was $25, 100000 He offered to conn.,
promise was not effected. During the past
three years g, 600, 600 of duties in these cases
have been refunded. These three cases came
on appeal from the judgments of the Circuit
Courts for the United States-two from the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania and one from
the Northern District of Illinois-the contro.
versy in each case being between the Collector
of the Port aud the importers as to the rating
to be made upon material used for hat trim
mings