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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-09
The Weather we Nav Expect,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The following arc
the weather indications for twenty-four hours
from p. M yesterday: For Indiana and Illi-
nois--Fair weather; cooler in northern por-
tions; southerly TO westerly winds, becoming
variable. For Michigan and Wisconsin
Partly cloudy and probably showers in upper
Michigan, northern lower Michigan and
northern Wisconsin; cooler; southerly to
westerly wins, becoming varia BILE. For
Iowa Fair, cooler weather; variable winds
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-09
The Hamburg Pest Again.

QUARANTINE, n. Y. Oct. 9-The German
stermer, Russia, Captain Schmidt, which
has arrived here from Hamburg had five
deaths during the voyage, two in the cabin
and three in the steerage. The steamer
will be detained. 1t is not certain that
cholera caused the deaths.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-09
Accepted a Reduction of Wages.

bESvER, Oct. 9.-The proposition of
President Jeffries, of the Denver and Rio
Grande railway, of 10 per cent. reduction
in the salaries of all the engineers, firenaen
and trainmen has been accepted by large
majority vote
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-09
Started with Non-Union Men.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 9.-The Clinton Iron
works have been started with non-union
men, a force Of sixty colored non-union
puddlers having been secured who have
agreed to work for "a per ton. The Clinton
mill has always heretofore been governed
by the Amalgamated scale and rules.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. OCTOBER 49, 1898.

bridal party entered and retired from the
church. and the soft sweet notes OF the
organ wrre heard IN an appropriate air
throughout the ceremony.
After the ceremony the couple drove 10
the depot and are now journgylne west
ward accompanied ny a number OF
friends with the Worlds Fair ne their
defamation. with the cordial wishes iCl-
lowing hem OF host ~ friends Tor their
j9y ana peace through life.
Tho bridal presents were many--sone or
them very beautiful and vsllablr-cvi-
de1c'ng the esteem IN which the couple
81 u bod LIZ fhnIr lrinnaA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
Mean tempcraturo.... ............5.


NEW 1iIfkN : 'N IA AlAfNiNla
NEW YORK. October lS-Sfocks w"re
higher an round to-day The news from
Washington regarding the attitude Of Oh"
Senate l0 tha silver matter was construed
fayulh'v hv operators az The Board.
and the fact that the Reading receivers
had succeeded in postponing the sail 20
The campauy's securities 0lod with The
Suevcr syndicate as collateral Tor N.5'" 30
advanced hv the latter also had COOL
eject on the market and M the close the
beHrs wer. Inclined 10 reduce their cn-
tracts. especially near tho close.
Lptc in tho loy ~" advance assumed
important proportions prices going mp
....' fIr 'b. Hrt IrrtaR rHa, .
ST. Paul O.: EncS Island. IT,, burlington
and quincy. rs. Northwestern. l's Chi
ca4-o Gas. IN: General Electric. ~. I@.us-
viIl. and Nashville. i'a: Northern Paciir.
24. Western Union. II. AMI Kcadiu0 L.
The imorovoucut wls duo mainly 90 th'
covering of short contracts, the result of
belief that the Sen1t" VIII dispose az
the silver question NJ m early dnte
IN the srerialtics. Consolidated Gus 1850
49, anJ Ruboor. Trferred declined - -.
The market closet strong. with an add
vl"c'Ng tendency Tho mt gains for me
day ranged from =, To 2% per cent The
.ut.I sales were 10000 shares, OF which
g.. 0 shares were unlisted
Sul-Tru.lry balances Coin. SIS 1000.
currency 5t0Ico
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money Gro o1D has hN0n easy. rangng
from fi, tn ID. last loan ot o. and clo'ns
offered no rcr cent Prime iucrc tutl"
Del
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. October Ofcri1s rcd
Wheat COS hughels corn (whitel, 7Oi bush
IL. cats. igs bushels. peas. 80 bushels
sales Wheat. COS bushels; corn (Whltc)
IS bushels. cats, . bushels
Juota'lon8-Wh L.ongberry, colG3c
mixed. gl6lC9c.; ShOrtberry, D1b9c.; No
c.r1-A. nito. prime Virginia. bag lgia
asa No white. CSC. No. 2, mixed, fc.
Oats Winter lfor seed, gi3sc.' No
Q mixed. &,0lizc.. 30. g. mixed, akt3iigr
Eve-rl roc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD
Prices or Money. Ionds. stocks Grs'a
Tobacco, Gotto1. %c.. and the
Weather Indirattso.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. October is. -
IeIln Forecast Tor Virginia Fair YEA
thcr followed ty increased cloudi-
I ness. slightly warmer in the int
rior; slight northeast winds. becoming
fresh on the coast.
For Nor'h Carolina Cloudy weather,
probably with showers on the coast north
east winds, becoming fresh and brisk on
the coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
RICHMOND. VA, October 40, 1885.
H.E ANAIAIl MEETING OF TIDE

VlhE ANU ID MEEIINU OF IHb
STOCKHOLDERS or THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY. for ,h3 gur-
peso of eechnp directors and Tor Ihe n Ansa :
fion ~ such oghrr business aa may lawfully cone
before TIE n eeting. Will b. hed ~ the once ot
the company ~ The Pace buiilia5. 70 me Guy o.
noon. qbs trnusfsr-i ooks ~ az classes o. s!ock
win be closed from 3 p %. kkiDAf, October l2,
1888, and remain cicnsd unsh 10 a. 81 on
WEDNESDAY, &c Jbrr =, lept
o. I0.td {. Z. WEXFORD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

FE1HF ANNUAL MEETING OF The
A STOCKHOLDERS OF TdE BUCKINGHAM
RAILROAD COMPANY to- ths guilooc y elect
ing directors AMI Cor the uansaJiio1 oi sAra
other buansB. a. may iagluly cone before tle
meeting. Kill be hold a. the once Ct tas conn
uany, m fhe Pace Baflisng, 70 Iho CITY G.; i d
r5nd, ca 4 L ESUAl, October 20. 1893. =, \.
81 The transfer books VII 20 closed IRON J.
b. FRIDAY. October 10, 1893, aud remain y, sed
until 40 A. n. Wednesday, October y, 1893
q. IO-td G. Z. WELLFOkD. Secrstery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

pianrers' and SheDurne's warehouses
had to-day the most satisfactory sales tlis
sessou a. regards prices. The quality
US uothiag very ine, but some large
orop, were sold. and the planters selling
,,'fh nricsS trenshaw's warehouse mad
y small sale OF dark loose to-day Prices
sysrs good Tobacco WaS largely tuuln
the Ashestlie tN. 60 section,
ami Vel attended Prices were we'll up
And satisfactory 70 sellers In every IN
afsncs and there we're no reiecuons.
a large number OF the trade attended
the marriage Of Mr., frsdeslex scott W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

OFFICE OF SEoEffAsy aNJ rFEArtHELi
IAIl.Tro RAILROAD. z

VIHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
4 ING OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PAL3Lt1O RAILROAD lONt.Ni g.l, ne led
a. tl. oHicn 90 sac ltsloirh aui Castor Rlu-1ai
C0wu.uv, in mo r.ty c. Ia .gl. r. C.. 91
Thursday, November %, 1893. r. o'.i. - +.
JOHN a. SHARP.
a.. Il.ti Secretary au1 Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

TH~ WEArurR II RcHHoTD Y~srERpAY
was clear and pleasant, The sklcs wero
Gear a. midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

.rprt t'. tho htu some 'fi. "ii
l.HnI-.arre. viiH vary N" ,.
fy cn'. i1tr1t s',i l' li. 3 o' u
ul'n t1" Ir.tfy r.a-F'P
bride Was too,i in 900 'N1NI. 81
gown o.. i.h.r -iIH '"i
r9..s. So. .s ua es.a.a 'u-'y "-.i'.
DADDY. With .u.t stqr 'it" tt.+. ZIG
conn l,E.ou I.nt u"F. .1'r HH3
3D.. form Aside lrau f..-. h'
intellect AM beauty i D.''
GROOM Pos Tor many ,t.- '.. Fl" .
,u.'a,.. ~ As.p HF g. NJ
Wilkinson r. fi- FrIH O'N l'r'
i"'. L.Nh H.. 'Hi'.' ""l
."i. i.' NOR .H I.. ''' "'''
Nj ani >i's wilkins ...t t.. iN.
-tr" anI OHIO fi.. I.' lu.
' Nn.rr "'t VIZ ,t..,.
..ih,e a-.or- IT. tAo ".i w.. "-..,5
'Il- ',i--
&c.. ....-. 49,. ....', ,-5 ,u.s
~ 'ne F.r.. euti-t church y.t .ifE
. I'-'. Nv .Ir. ol fri.1l-
rh- ceremony was rfnrned tf ,.H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

...IfprorucrcNs or rHoCsAED~-IGHr wrjnr-NE-
....s5. uGIHlI- NOHs raAtA WHOLE fLp3RFULL---AohE
'-rtEI a. Any STOCK rs Io"N-"4 DoNicANE ""oSL
...s..l
...NtI. .J,H A STOCK BGFOEErHE READY MADE SHEARS
-o"lslpl = THE ihADiNG NJ" YORK
moi a MArti CAN bE FuCND---"khAF
-.Io,.D IuL8 FIRE IRAIE-NEN Who WANT TIE
cas- FINISHED AID FAsH'ONED OTHERS 70" MN
So 4.i. DOLLARS APPRECIATE ftE GETTING OF
.oaIa q. yhLrE ICNDRED CENr7WiIh sIfLE-AND
<--F.yE LONESOME MEDIUM cUI~oIhEHS
.sE5. InE rOolE-WIrH VELVET COLLAR AND CUFFS
-A,G-HITB sIRIBING SHAPE
~ TO DRAW PCS ucrUREs-YoU CAN'T FEEL THE FAB
l-NoRs E rHE ELE0ANr MAKING THROUGH rHE PRINT
YOU. HANDs-rLir. luE8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
pErERsBURG's SOCIETY EVENT.
sir william \. bragg, Jr., United to Mas
netiia O. Pntterson-Atteutan Ete.

(Carrasronicnce Of the Dispatch
PETERSBURG. Va. October lS-The
Second Presbyterian church. on Wash
inrton street was filed thN morning at
II O'clock with the many friends " Mr..
William A. Brass. Jr. ana MIss Bottle
49, Patterson % witness ihClr marriage
The ceremony was performed by Rev y.
* VIM the pastor vi tne church. "a.
SISTED by Rev. Dr a. r. Hams. rector q
ST. laups The groom IL one ~ our most
worthy and popular young clt1r.is ahi q
t.r1ninent and successful toShccUnlst TIE
bride SIS the daughter or captain John X.
Patterson petersbHTEs postmaster unnrf
President Clevsland's first adiusaistrd ton,
ana IL one Of The HpckAle CITY = uIoFt
charming and beautiful daughters The
pahers GA the occasion were Messrs. ).
(Fifiam Friend. Pelham Hurt. Alfred
Frlend. Jr., Thomas y. Undsrhhl, and
Meade Calender. Of uiis CITY ana Mr.
William C. Booth. N Amelia cGNnty, WAC
preoaded The bride to the altar
THE CEREMONY.
The bride. attired Ia q fieh dark-biue
travelling gown loGi(ing very lovely and,
~ cDurssA the cynosIre OF all eyes, Gu
tered ttla church leaning upon the arm OF
her fatbor The groom. attended D. hts
hsst man. air. III. +. StrattOn, entered
from The rear OF the pulplt and resolved
Ma brlds NJ the chancel Tbs organist,
Miss Kate Pleasants. skRtdly rendered
,hs esriY,fss wedding marches Lonen-
grla and Msaaesssiaon. respectively as me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
.ogr. srxArgD. ann EopnD.

7 OsT, SATURDAY, OCTOBERGssa
EI14th, WHITE COW liberal re- -- -l..
wsrt will be- given returned 80 JOANn A
BRANCH, No. el0 Hugh s1oai oc lV-lt
CTOLEN FROM fHE FARM IL,
- Of N. ". yADEN IA Chesterfield
county. Tuesday night, Octoeer i7th, one latg:
BAY HORSE; carried a han head, ana lea
crook oil nose Breaihas batd when uayollhg.
A liberal reward wiz be pad for MIS- recovery
" HENRY yADEN,
ocle.lt' Skinluarieg poss-oGice, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
p1ru,rovD TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. October ls.-Auction offer.
ings on change today. % packagea' and
aU s..i Ilighest price, So. lowest. $40.
,tyetag,. U.N. Private sales light.
Revenue Collections
Cigars ard cigarettes '.'.."..'...' , :m 10
Tobacco .,......s.ss.sssss.'.'''''. bofD u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

RICHMOND. October ls-Salas-5oO
yi~dna Centuries. at - Closing 4n'-
t1t.r-.
Government Sscuriu 3 E.l Asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19
Nay-Walthcr.


N- a. Harvey May ari Miss Emma p.
Walthar were married 20 ST AudrrW 3
Eriscop3l church yesterday morning az II
O'Clock. in .lc presence OF q large crowd
OF friends.
The ceremony was performed 10y the
rector Rev IiLt bcWcrs unt hir i,ot-. c
EuEer acted as best man. z uSu'Is
wer, Mes.tt John Turner, Jrn Powell
Io. Rye. Willie Naitter and Fred. Wal
Their.
sftrr the marriage the couple left on me
noon train oi 20, Richmond tr'deflchs-
t.rg uud Potomac Tor northern iVlr'
The groom rs well-known younb busl-
,,,.ss-iu4n OF this cltg while hts bride IS
the daughter OF Mr. y. J. Naliher.
Cottrcli-Doweu.
Park Place church was the scene OF q
very pretty wedding last night AZ o.l9
O'Clock. when Miss Leila dace D0wSi,
a pretty brunette became the bride o.
Nj BENJAMIN Howard CottreiL The pull
iii was tastefully decorated with ever
Greens and pottcd plants and presented
Handsome appearance. The ceremony,
which was Witnessed BY lnrge assein-
NV of frienda. was performed uy the
,,astor Rev Dr. Young. SIR. Roy Is. rae,
y cousin Of the groom, presided al lhe
~renn and rendered TIE wediilns mAfch
a. Excellent style as the bridal cortrse
Uttered the church, The following gentle
nsn acted az ushrrs Sessrn James
rn,yeIl brother Of the bride tbest mani
absrlss Page, Knox Crutchiieid, =, X.
chesterman, Leon Hasieil' and Afehs'
m ~. ssiae. who has an excesdnGly srase-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-19

N.f.-- rI NESS NNG. pn order,
lsri Prime steam We. pominally.
anil cloHr ribs ''sc.. s''f@.
+ Ha,on-loN.t shoulders, &c; th...'
u.,e. clear ribs. u'iHl'.sc. SHORTS.
iigh wines. NIt
CI\,INNATI
CiNCINNATL d.. October N-Flour--
Srru- patents. EiW1 t
Wh.rt. steady. 90 ble FOR No. ro1
/ com So , white &c.. 80. yellow.
oots-tuchang,I
/ iF5 I -Si..4. ;s7a: clear mess. $500:
[a5l sssi, a. o,.a a.. ,.,ss;,o,s.-s SIC
/ loose short-rib Sides ll'-c.; loose short
/ clear SIDES. Tie.
! Whishey Steady at {llL
/ THE COTTON MARKETS.
: LIVERPOOL. october B.--Noon Cotton
| Doe active demand freely met. prices an
/ changed American mtiiliug. Nd, sale.
/ Oh M bales American. = 90 bales sy<cu-
/ l4tion and export. 10 btss; ieeelpt..
: 3 10 balt- American. LOO bales. Futures
.,.aty With demand fair: October ana
Eoy mOer Z &-64f November aud De
,-nter. I &-Gti, December nnd Janaiy.
a7Gld.:. January 9nl Fsbruary, 4 POO
tG.tlI.. Mlrch and April, Z it-C41.. May
/ ani June. I i8-G4d. Tenders. to-days clear
iuss 100 balos. new doshet
/ 1. M.-OctJher. 4 5l-5td, sellers Octo-
/ her ana NOVEMBER. : i6-6id, buyers ~
{ somler aud December. 1O-bid sellers.
January and FEBRUARY. { g6-g4d.. srllsrs;
February ard March { gJGtt. seller 4,
March AMI April. : sJ-Gidi - stl April
/ anl Nay. { god huJ srs. Aay and Jun",
ilGId. buyers Futures closed bare.y
'EEW YORK. October ls--cptton-.
! steady. uolauds. : 9-l5c ORLEANS. : SEC !:
/ lies, W bales. good ordinary. lie.
I Futures closed dull. sales 1900 bales,
Z october Sis. November 9 . December,
3. n. January Nfg. February. = .,
March. A5S. April. ssH. Nay. N.a; June
rotal consolidated net receiots q cotton
Gr..t Dri,alu. l27I bales. stock. lSt. fs5
NO. totals 50 hr this week Net re-
c.t,fs lg1 yct bales; ~Nports - ,hsst
prftsin s0 N5 bales. France. 500 bales
continent 5L&5 bales. -
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON y g.. October l6-
/ R5aln- Firm. strained, -; good 10, ~.
/ lIr,enfinc quiet AZ DC. Tar nfn ~ Nc
Criae turpetine steady hafd, tl' SOFT ahi
Fss1'WVANTAu. GA. october iS-Spiriis
riru,ntina lively, with ien1nd str)Dg,
Iat 6r. Kosln FIRM, with demand strong. al
A. ,;;''t1'Nt,i .t.s'rON. s. e.. October iS-rur-
r,ottnr drm. "a 2yzH2sc. k1sin nrm, ~
$50. for good strained.
NORFOLK rEANtr MAEhET
NORFOLK. VA. october b-Markes
steady Occasional orders coming w az
me factorics. prime. 2'-t-hc.' extra ptiihe'
Zf.c: fancy. &c.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-22

Especial Ecspatch to GloJe-Dcmocrot.)
WoRtD's FAIR, CHICAGO, I'LL, Oct 26.-
No award has over been made so gratifying
to st. Louis people and so justly merited
rs the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury of the Worlds Fair, consisting of con-
noisseurs and chemists of the highest rank,
to the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Associa-
ton. By methods of unrivalled business
enterprise, and by using the best material
produced in America and Europe, exclud-
ing corn and other adulterants or surro-
gates, the different kinds of the Anheuser-
Busch beer have become the favorites with
the American peorle, and have now con-
quered the highest award in every particu-
lar, which had to be considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character of
the award given to-day by the jurors will
be better understood when 1t is known that
the different beers exhibited by the An
heuser- Busch Brewing Association had to
compete with hundreds Of the most excel
lent displays of other brewers. The fact
that no other concern has received so
many points for the various essential quail
tiles of good beer confirms anew the firms
| reputation as the leader of all American
beers, and Mr.. Adolphus Busch can feel
proud over this result so Justly merited.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-22
FOR A TRIAL TRIP.
The Lately Stranded Miowera to
Take a Turn outside. t'

The steamship Miowera will steam
out of the harbor tomorrow morn
ing at 6 o'clock. The trip will only
be undertaken to just out of the
harbor, where the steamer will an
chor to dump out the ashes and
other refuse matter that had been
accumulating on board. Mr.. Wawn,
the gentleman in charge of the
steamship, said that he had received
orders for the vessel to go to San
Francisco for complete repairs, and
she will sail as soon as she receives
coal. Capt. Stott is expected to re-
turn by the Arawa. Chief Engi
neers Smith and Armstrong, of the
U. S. S. Philadelphia and H. B. M. s
Champion, respectively, will examine
into the working of the steamship
particularly the engines, their re
port to be made to Mr.. Wawn per
sonally.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-22
President Dole Has q Marrow Escape.

President Dole came near meeting
with serious accident yesterday
morning, which would have prob
ably necessitated the appointment
of another President. He was out
riding on horseback on Nuuanu
street, when the animal he bestrode
SHE'D at milk wagon, and made a
sudden jump to one side OF the
street. The President was unseated,
but he caught the horse around the
neck, saving himself from falling to
the ground.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-22
Arrival of the g. s. Alameda.

The r. M. S.. S. Alameda, Morse
commander, arrived in port early
this morning from San Francisco.
The following is the memo. of
voyage: Discharged S. f. pilot Dec.
18th, 4:30 p. IN. The first "a hours
out experienced light N. e. winds
and smooth sea, thence to latitude
"a fresh S. w. winds with clear
weather. Heavy swell from W.N.W.
Thence to port light easterly winds.
Stopped for Honolulu pilot Dec.
22d, 6 a. M. At l0:30 p. IN. on the
18th passed the S. S. Australia; 10
a. IN. on the 18th passed the S. S.
Mariposa. The Alameda will leave
again at 6 o'clock this evening for
the Colonies.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-22
Passengers.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
From San Francisco, per r NJ S s Ala
media, Dec DIV n Armstrong, Mrs J B
Atherton, H P Baldwin, DR. FW Bliss, Z
Black and wife, H N Castle, M H Evans
and wife. Mrs Gerber, Miss Gerber. Robt r
Hind, Robt Levers, Mrs Lowell and child
Or Henri McGrew, wife, child and nurse,
J G Mitchelson and wife, Miss Mott Smith,
E H Paris, Thos Renton, DR. F Robinson,
Lieut. w Il Rush. H w Severance, Miss H
Sorenson, n Schauffler, l. A Thurston, Fl
A Widemann,J r, 8 G Wilder, J Hyman.
M Green, Mott Smith and wife, and 81
steerage; 3s cabin and 36 steerage passen-
gers in transit.
DEPARTURES. -
For Kauai, per stmr G R Bishop, Dec 81
Miss A Lowell and G II Willis.
For San Francisco, per bk Alden Besse,
Dec ak 7 Thompson, Man NJ Ferrora,
Ch Herskin.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w G
Hall, Dec 22-Isaac d Iaea, Mrs J Paaka-
ula, Miss E l. Paaksula, J w Kalus, Mrs
Marstin' Miss Smithies, 4 Chaplin, Rev
s H DAVIS, Sam Kauhane, Miss Miriam
Kauhane and about q deck.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-22
Tht Aailg &mllFtin.
FRIDAY, DEC. %, 1898.
COURT CHRONICLE.
Waikapu Commons Appeal and An
other Partition Case.

OJlcE ItEJiIlOu SuSo.
Anidavits have been fled in the
partition suit of the Hawaiian Com
mercial s. Sugar Company VS.. Wal
kapu Sugar Company to attest to
the superior value of the portion as
signed to the III, G. & S. Co., over
that assigned to the w. S. Co. by
the commissioners to partition the
property. G.. w. Macfarlane alleges
the excess of value at 100000, f.
f. Porter places it as FIVE to one,
and j. D. Marlin as several hundred
thousand dollars. Mr.. Porter was
manager for several years, and Mr..
Marlin was field overseer, of the ii.
G. g. S. Co. These aihdavits are in
support of defendants bill of excep-
tions. The plaintiff has also bill
of exceptions to the commissioners
report, in which it claims that de-
fendaut has been given an excess of
land and asks for an even division or
compensation in money for the de-
fciency. Hatch for plaintiff; Hart
well aud G. w. Ashford for defend
ant. The hearing is appointed for
tomorrow at 10 a. m. before Chief
Justice Judd.
Judge Cooper is this day hearing
the case Of Maheau (w) and others
VS.. Keahi (w.) and others, the same
being suit in equity praying for a
partition Of some 100 acres of land
situate in Hamakua, Island of Ha-
waii. w. II. Rickard is one of the
plaintiffs and the Honokaa Sugar
Company one Of the parties defend,
ant. This is the fourth day of the
hearing, it having to drag along
owing to some of the witnesses com
ing from Hamakua. j. A. Magool
appears for the plaintiffs and w. A
Kinney for the defendants.
In the matter of the estate o
Maurice Goldberg, on the petition
for probate of the will, Judge Whit
ing has ordered continuance unit
January 5th, there being no return
of commission sent to San Francisc,
for testimony to prove death.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-22
Grand Army officers.

Last night Geo. w. De Long Post,
G. A. R., elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year:
Samuel McKeague, P. G.
w. F. Williams, S. V. G.
John N. Wright, j. v. G.
r. Jay Greene, Quartermaster.
N. B. Emerson, Surgeon.
Rich. Sherman, Chaplain.
VIM. McCandless, Officer of the
Day.
Jas. Tague, Officer of the Guard
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-22

Mana Widemann returned on the
S. S. Alameda from the Coast, where
he has been employed in the Office
of j. d. Spreckels 81 Bros.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-22

Between last Saturday and Sunday
I0-l00 inch of rain fell at Honokaa,
which is the heaviest shower that
fell in that district for long time
past,