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AUCTION SALES.
FRANK W. ByTTERFIELD,
GENERAL AUCTIoNEER.

onice............19 MONTGOMERY street. near sutter
THIS DAY.
.March 1913,
AT II O'Clock a. NJ, the premises.
$50 CEART ST., NEAR JONES,
- III WILL SILL.
Ihe Very Elegant Furniture comprising Costly Odd
rleces OF ParlOr Upholstery; Magnificent Cherry
Easy Chairs: Carved Cherry and Oak Parl1r Rock
ers In ush ana brOcaded silk; Magnificent Cherry
SaDihet aud Desk; Natural Cherry Art Parlor Table:
mantel Drapery Pate IripIicats Mirror; Expensive
vases; Bronze Jardiniere; Lace Curtains aud Por-
Ieres; Japanese Banners; Solid Eastern Chamber
SUIT with Ilate Dressing Bureau, cost 8 25; Rest
spring aud Top Mattresses: Blankets and Pillows;
Oak toiding bed. Handsome Chevai Oak Dressing
Ease; Ease maSninGent Moquet, Body and Tapestry car
pets; Rugs; Vienna Chairs; English Breakfast Ia
Bile; Assorted Crockery and Glassware: Range aud
hitehen Utensils; Step Ladder and many other
useful articles.
NoTE-Ihe above furniture is very handsome and
mas only been In use short time aud sold on &C
count Of the owners immediate departure for tue
East.
To-Morrow, Friday, March "a, 1898,
viii sell the Wellkept furniture at 766 Folsom ST.
near Fourth. Particulars tomorrow
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD, Auctfoneer,
l9 Montgomery street.
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San Francisco Ment Mnr1.ot.

wholesale rates from slaughterers arc as follows.
BEEF-Extra choice, 7c; first quality 6lnc a n !:
second quality 51@@6c; third do. sG5c = Is
VEAL-Large. e@l7c e n; small calves Ansc.
Dairy Calves. sI3@9c 4 10. '-S
MUTION-W ethers SI5dqc n N. F,ves osa1IZc
SPRING LAMB-121s(dI6c y n ~ O'~0 y -
PORK-Liye Hogs. 7saa7lS r m for baavv ard
medium grain-ted; small rat Hogs. 7IEG7Itc; STOCK
Hogs, 612o q M dressed do, loo lOI4c a h
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March %.
OF THE MARKETS.

bUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower.
Wheat very weak.
Barley advanced
Corn still CHER
Oats and Rye unchanged
Beans inactive.
Potatoes and Onions steady.
Butter weak. Eggs firm.
Poultry firm. Game weak
Oranges weak and dull.
Asparagus and Rhubarb lower
No change In Provisions.
1allow tending downward.
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CENTRAL AVENUE.
4L0TS, SW. COR. HAYES AND SCOTT.
25175-Sw. cor. Hayes and Scott; 3 lots each
25x75, adjoining, on Scott.
PARK L0T-A CORNER.
27 5-I2Ig4 INV. cor Willard and Sullivan.
MALLISTER AND G. gave. LOTS.
26xsl-N. line McAlllster, 1866 feet E. OF VIII
lard.
25x1$7:6-N. line of Golden Gate ave, 200 W. of
Willard.
VALENCIA-ST. DWELLING.
24I9O-925 Valencia; rooms and bath; should
be raised and store put under.
HOWARD sT.-3-ROOM HOUSE.
26x9O-l21O 0 Howard bet. 9Th and 9th; rooms;
bath; rent value $50; rapidly becoming business
property.
VILLA-20TH, NEAR VALENCIA.
95xs5-s27 20th. s-room villa house. bet Valeu-
cia and Mission; sunny belt
HAMPSHIRE-ST. COTTAGE.
25x1OU-Sl9 Hampshire; Broom cottage; strong.
lied
RICHMOND L0T-3TH AVE.
2bxl2O-E line of Sth ave-. bet and sts
commencing l 25 feet from ST.
TWENTY-THIRD ST. COTTAGE
% 5:6Il14-l4l2 2Sd. bet. Sanchez and Noe: neat
Broom cottage; must be sold under order of court
mrl2 Is 10 u - p
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Tuesday he began to l aene te
Thursday kidneys
back on him walk lie down in any soE0t
seandbeg obesom hecon his
dthedoct 1--WE egotat rheumatism"
HYoadb btt1tayh yhomen prescription"
,ioni al but haven
then III aknga patent
Ever hesr o.
Yes. Whatsn n
Dontknou known the
medicine erten years time"
You'd
filled"
but @ that Atho-
Ie etavaed heradhekn
in
evening working well he could Saturday
the
vgoa and reh Il
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING CoMPANY-Lo-
" cation OF priRcipsl 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 (NO. 46)s
levied on the 2Sth day OF January. 1898 the sew
eral amounts opposite the names OF the respec-
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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, Tusearora Mining
District, Elko County New.
Notice-rhere are delinquent upon the following
descr bed stock, account OF assessment (So. 22)
levied 26th day of January, 1898, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows:
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GeneraI NIerchnndIse.

Bags. 30Ia132c.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes, terms net cash: Cube Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 55sc q b: Dry Granulated
Extra G, s1ac Golden &. &c; y, 33fc: Standard
A, 434c; halfbbls 14c more than b6is and boxes
Lc HS@NSo
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Sterling Exchange. go days............ 4 81
Sterling Ex change, sicht....... o. -. 80
New NoTk Exchange, sight. ............ 22lA
New York Exchange, telegraphic..... 27l2
Fine Silver, e ounce. uce.................. SlTs
Mexican Dollars ...............,..... -. 65S4 66
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terday to see if he could be detained there,
but the Judge told them he had no power to
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the board Of directors made on the 9Th dav OF ISn
uary 1898 SO many shares of each parcel OF such
STOCK as may be necessary viii be sold pu bic arc-
ton at the once Of the company, room s. 2ll San.
some St; San Francisco. Cal, on FRIDAY, the 29th
day OF March, 1898, at the hour of l2 O'Clock " oh
said day, pay said Delinquent assessm emf tbarso
sale j. w PEW Sccra1s Ssrs 0E
California. mrS "a
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, March 22.-wheat was duh and opened
1s@ssc lower. fuctuated most of the day within
CSC range and closed lac lower than yesterday.
Receipts, lS2OOO bushels; shipments, 10000
bushels. Rye, SOC. Barley. 62c.
CHICAGO. March 2l.-Wheat-Ca 73t4c. Corn,
Whisky, 81 IL
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And I'm accordance with law, and order OF the
Board Of Directors made on the twenty-sixth day
OF January. 1893 so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary viii be sold at pub.
lie auction at the ofice OF the company No 80
Pine street, rooms Is and II, San francisco Calf
fOrnia, on MONDAY. the third day OF APRIL 1898
at the hour Of l O'Clock p. NJ of said day, TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, to sether with
costs OF advertising and expenses of the sale.
j. W. PEW. Secretary
omce-No. llO Pine street. rooms Is and n saa
francisco, California. mrlO "a
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Music in the Park.

The following is the programme OF music
to be performed in Golden Gate Park this
afternoon:
Overture, MY Life for the Czar'' CjlInka
PRELUDE, Homage to Donizettl". ..... PonchieiIi
Grand selection, MADAME FayartI ofenboch
Royal Iambour ct Yivandiere" ....... Rubinstein
"Ierpsiehoresna," potpourri of national dances
Overture, "De Concert" t"......,,....... Nlassenett
CaVatina. cornet solo, performed by William
hhSSelm6nn
Grand selection, "Ione". PetreIla
"Chacone" "...........,.. Dnrand
"hsrche de Victolre" ",.,.,,....... ..H Cieuat
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And In accordance with law. aud order from
the board OF directors made on the llth day OF
February, 1893, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such STOCK as NAV be necessary, will be sold at pub
lie auction ct the oilca OF the company. room IS,
third floor, Mills building. cor. Bush and Mont
gomery sts, San Francisco, Cal, on Thursday tue
9th day OF April, 1898. at the hour OF l o'clsck,
?. NJ, Of said day, TO pay said delinquent assess
mont thereon, together with costs or advertising
ana expenses OF sale. {. L. MCCOY. Secretary.
On1ce-RoOm IS. third floor. Mills building cor
Bush and Montgomei SITS, San Francisco. CAi.IStd
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S. BASCH. AUGTIONEER.

3l9 and 32I Sutter Street. above Grant Avenue.
Outside Sales Specially. Advances Made.
THIS DAY.
Thursda day........-.......4......M March 23, 1898,
AT IL a. NJ. at Pavilion Auction House.
319 and 80 Sutter street. above Grant avenue,
The Greatest Sale in Many Months of
Medium and Fine Grade FurnI ture,
80 dozen Perforated Seat and Back Chairs removed
for convenience of sale 10 spacious salesroom.
And at u O'Clock sharp we Will sell 800 yards
Moquet. Body Brussels. Tapestry and Ingram Car
pes; sOO yards Ltnoleum, Rugs and Mats. Sale
positive. ram or shine.
mr2j 1t s BASCH. Auctioneer
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-25 Pacific Gas Imp. 1894 25 Cal Electric
Light -.
street-125 Water, lOl.
AFTEKN OnN SESSION.
Board-l00 Cal Eleeeric Light. S 30, 221A; 95 do
22H; 100 do. 80, 22I4; 10 Hutchinson 5 Co. 8
80, 3.
sTeet-sloO0o $ Branch Railway Bonds, lO4 /:
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RECEIPTS or PRoDUCE.
So, WIlat Was lie to

SO, What Was lie to SayP
George-Do you love meP
Clsra-NOne of your business.
George-Excuse NE; it is my business
Clara-Well, then, you ought to know
your own business.-Truth.
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And in accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF Directors, made on the tventyei ghth day
OF January, 1898, many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as NAV be uecesS Will be sold pub
lie auction at the ofice OF the company, 4l4 Call.
fornia street, San Francisco, Cat, on THURSDAY
ths twenty third day of March. 1898 at the hour
ot O'Clock P n OF said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adyer-
Using and expenses OF sale.
a. 5. GROTH, Secretary.
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LAURENCE VINCENT.
THE WELL-KEPT FURNITURE
Contained in the Above Private Residence.

COMPRISING IN PART
Walnut-frame ParlOr SUIT: Tennessee Marble-tOp
Tables; CoruiceS and Lace Curtains: Walnut frame
Mantel Mirror; Elegant InIaid Walnut Chamber
Suit, Tennessee Marble-top and French Beyel Mir
rOr; Body Brussels and Tapestry Carpets; walnut
Extension Table; Dining Chairs: Sewing Machine;
Hoey's Sofa Bed; China, Glass and Plated Ware,
etc. Elegant Range and Cooking Utensils COM
plete.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a
New York
Newspaper
Man

Had been feeling little ''of'' for fortnight.
Sunday, March 10, 1892, thinking that brisk
walk would do him good, he started on a tramp
on the Orange mountains, over in Jersey. The
air was cool and he was foolish enough to wear
a'light spring overcoat. Turning homeward,
ina slight perspiration, the cutting east wind
struck him squarely in the back. The proyerb
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CRUIKsHANK GOLD MINING CoMPANY-Lo4
~ cation OF prlucipa place OF business San Fran
clscisco. Cal; location OF works, Los Burros Dis
trfet, Monterey County. Cal
Notiee-TheFe are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment mo. 81
levied on the 9Th day of January, 1898 the sew
erAl amounts set opposite the names the respee-
tive shareholders, Us follows:
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por,,,,d,s pusi,oss

portland's Business.
PoRTLAlSD, Or. March 2Z.-Clearances, $269, 900;
$4,000.
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ClHALLHN6E CONSOLIDATED MINING COM.
~ panT-Location of principal place OF business.
San Francisco, Cal. Location of works Gold Hin
New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
descr bed stocE, account OF assessment mo I45
levied the llth day of February 1893 the several
amounts set opposite the names or the respective
ehareholders -'0
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.

1mputed by THOMAS I EN- NENT. ChrOnometer and
instrument Maker California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
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LlFEHFOOL, Mafcn ZZ-Ine spot market Is
weak at 5s ll12d. Cargoes are weak at 2gs for off
coast. 3Os for Just shipped and 29s Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. = Red Winter: March,
5s 5s4 d; April. 5s I'D: May, 5s I'd; june 5s 7S4d;
Jnly' os S12d; August. 5s 9l4d,
SECURITIES.
LONDON, March 22-ConsoIs 9S Sic; Silver,
81 9-16; Rentes, 96f soc.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, March 22.-rhere was a distinct
improvement IN Wall street to-day, owing to the
smooth working OF the money market and the fact
that up to the present time gold engagements
have been reported. Dealings although compare
lively small, We're distT buted, and advances
also more genera 81 than Of late. The highest quota
t!ons showed an advance on yesterdays closing lg-
ures OF 1s TO 212 per cent with Industrias, Coal
ers, Manhattan and New England in the lead. The
market closed firm In tone, with pIlces anywhere
from IA to "a per cent above last nights figures.
Governments steady. Petroleum firm 66c.
NEW DIRK, March 22.-United States Bonds, AS
1l21a; do 2's, S912; Northern Pacific, 1915; Cana
dian faciic, $685.: Central Pacific, 26La; Union Pa
cifc. 361a; Atchison and Santa Fe. 32H Wells
Fargo, lac; Western Union, 9S5s; Silver, 81 rs !;
Sterling, 81 S6I4G4 SSIa.
Wheat = May, 75 7sc. Flour. steady. Coffee.
$17 20. Sugar 274@3ssc Hops-PaclGc Coast,
Tiu-Spot. $2l. Lead-Domestic 81 02la. Iron,
RRe
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5 H.w. Hw. Lw. Lw e ss
Large Small. Large. Small q r
23-..l 2 SO AN, 8 so PArI O. 10 AM o So PMG Os624
24-..l < 46 An. o 50 PullI.2l Anil 09 PS6.O65.25
26. 45S AN 6 OF fN $50 Pm 900 AN6.u45.26
70. 6.l0 An S56 Pm l35 PM O.29 ANS 036.27
Small Large.
27.... 1927 AN 943 Pm 232 rM AZ ANS. ole. %
2S... g. St AN lO2l PSI 3.22 PM 253 AM6 00B. 29
-. j 8. 3b AMIO bb PN 4 O5 pN 3 Is 8 bS6 80
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WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THR WEEKLY
~ CALL, in wrapper, ready for mailing
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Produca AIsrLct

FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, 81 90
al; Bakers ex,ras, s5 s0G4; superhne, 81 1898 10
p Dbl.
WHEAT-The situation continues gloomy Trade
is very duh and prices are low. No. /. ST 2II4G
22la e eti; choice. 81 23849l %; lower grades
81 l7121gl 20; extra choice Tor milling, 81 26I4@
! BIZ e. ell
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HOPS.
Hops are very dull. unchanged and virtually at a
standoH for the time being.
SUGAR COFFEE
Sugar-Refned firm, in fair demand and un-
changed; law, strong ana unchanged.
Coffee, dnll and weak At 50l0 points decline;
Sales. SOOO bags. March. Sl7 %: April. $l6 65.
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BOAI,n SALES.

Following were the sales in the san Francisco
Stock Board yesterday;
REGULAR sISsfoN-9:30 A. NJ.
500 & Is ! 80 200 g .... .65 400 savaQe...6 80
100 Bullion. ..s.Ib 400 a N....95 so New. 90
200 Cholar.. ..B520O Mexean..lI4 30 ........-..S5
$50 CC& Va.2.2O226 0Dhir... 80 800 Utah. ....l0
81 Con Y. 2O5UO POtosl Ill LOO Y5acKt ....3O
100 ExcnQ
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:3l
$50 Alpha. 10 200 COnhd..l U0l5U OccId .O5
200 Alta......2O 800 Chollar. .7575U OphIr ITO
100 Andes....45 500 .......... $4,000 Overu rs
200 Bechr B 100 Poiut-- 100 POt0si.. "a
10 & B...l35 800 & c.. .70430 Savage. ...65
80 ........l.sU 700 II a ..l.05 1850 ..........TO
1900 Bullion. 80 500 Kontck... 20 200 B q 10
sUO ChAIl ...35 lao Justice. 10 1880 $ev.l.UO
500 &C u W. 80 $50 MeKicn.. .4Ol 100 Uuon.. 80
100 Con y. 20 LOO ....-....I 40 2OO Jacku. so
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English Whent Mnrket.

LIVERPOOL March 22-The spot market is
weak at 5s ll12d Cargoes are weak at 2gs for off
coast. 3Os for Just shipped and 29s Sd for nearly
due
New-York tribune., 1893-11-27
CIPE OE TILE INNINE.

Our regular Albany correspondent explains in
detail on another page the reforms introduced
by the Llnacy Commission in the care OF the
insane Of the State There are about 500 In
mates Of the hospitals and asyluns outside or
Ncw-York and Kings County, and they now
have well-cookc1 food Of the best quality, are
comfortably housed, and so far as is practicable
are Systematically employed in manual labor
The expense Of maintaining this large body OF
insane patients Is very great but important re-
trenchmcnts have been effected in the purchase
OF supplies and in other branches OF administra-
tion. rhe Commission is doing n most humane
work. and Is accomplishing many useful re-
forms There are weak spots In the administra-
ton which have not yet been probed; but there
has been material improvement in the con-
dition of the insane wards Of the State under
reform management
These institutions contain about onc-half or
the insane Door Of the State. The remaining
$500 are cared for in the institutions OF New
York and Kings County The management OF
the NewYorli asylums has always been excel
lent and there is no pressing need or the trans
fer OF the institutions 10 the state. In Kings
County the institutions have been brought
under political Influence. and their manage
mcnt has been fraught with Incompetence and
scandal The asylums M ~. Johnland ana
Flatbush ought 10 be turned over 10 the State.
The insane patients would receive moro scicn-
tGc treatment and more humane care; and
heavy financial burden now borne exclusively
by Brooklyn taxpayers would he distributed
among the counties This Is n practical reform
which Mr. Schiercn. with the help Of Repub-
lican legislature can easily accomplish.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-27

a money value of s5OOOOOoo. The Sulpiclans
say that this is a gross overstatement' Du' 'huS
far they have refused to give any exact hsures'
And when they are asked what they 40 w,en
their income. their only reply is that III looo
they expended S1.517,5O0 in churches schooi-
houses and hospitals. La Minerve,' the Coh-
scrvative Journal which defends them says
that the Seminary is attacked by ultra-frehch
sympathizors. because it has always been deeply
attached to the British Crown. Some color Is
given TO this view Of the case by Ia Patrle'
which arragns the Seminary because In lSoo
it contributed large sums of money for the de-
fence Of Canada against Napoleon.
From these explanations it will be seen that
the quarrel will be n most acrimonious one, ana
like all such quarrcls may involve many VINO
have no desire to take part in it. 1t is probable
that Mr.. La,lrier is one Of these; for to him IS
attributed strong article in "L'Elccteur,' call
ing upon the people to concentrate all their at
tcntion on questions relating to the tariff, and
ignore the Sulpican question raised by La
Patrie"
New-York tribune., 1893-11-27
MONKEY MYSTERY.

What Is the instinct that impels MIR. Cleve-
land to keep back frank and full avowal or
his policy in Hawaii? Why all this secrecy
and mystery? What honest end can they serve!
He has allowed his Secretary of State formally
TO propose the restoration Of the monarchy
His Minister at Honolulu announces that the
American policy Is definitely and concluslvely
formed In his enthusiasm he even goes so
far as to declare that nothing anybody can say
or do will change it. 1t is a sealed book, and
all he has to do is to await the proper time
and then execute It,
But why must there be so much waiting?
Who Is it, what Is 1t, that he and all the rest
of us are waiting for? II for the meeting OF
Congress, why did not the whole matter lie In
Allowance, il any part Of 1t had to? Why pub
lsh anything, II the rest had TO be reserved!
II Mr.. Willis's instructions must be withheld
out of respect to Congress, why do Congress the
disrcspect of printing the Gresham letter and
OF sneaking the Blount report into the hands OF
friendly newspaper men? For nine months Mr..
Cleveland has kept the Hawaiian people In a
state Of excited suspense. With every arriving
steamer they have expected to know their fate.
but nothing has come to them except disappont-
ment, vexatlOn and new patches or rumors 10
feed intrigue and hold trade PROSTATE. Blount
came and went and none could say what for.
All any one knew was that he was para
mount" and while that certainly justified ex-
pectation, nothing issued OF 1t except some
feeble and futile ROyalist conspiracies.
Then came Willis. tense with suppressed pur-
pose. He told them that the thing was settled,
that 1t was as unalterable as law OF the Mcdes
and Pcrsians, and that "at the proper time"
he would open his mouth and speak, stretch
forth his hand and do. Days passed and still
the proper time" did not arrive. Public ex-
citement grew and developed In plots and
counterplots. but still Mr. Willis sat calmly by.
waiting for the proper time" This is almost
as outrageous as would be the armed rein
stallation Of the Queen What is the use Of It?
There Is none. 1t is fool theatricals 1t Is a
part OF the Presidents show Of being sort Of
Yelled Prophet 1t has to be borne In upon
New-York tribune., 1893-11-27
PERSONAL.

William r. Smith, who FOR many years has been
the superintendent of the Botanical Gardens IN
WASHINGTON, has 1t is said personally directed the
planting OF more than G,0O0.U0O trees in different
parts OF the United states.
Baron Kuno Won der Kettenburg a wealthy Ger
man. has begun suit against the Government Of
Sweden for the recovery IL 100000 crowns. In the
year 1854 Sweden. being financially embarrassed,
borrowed $500 thalers from merchant. Jacob
Kr.evcs OF Lubbock The note given 1T the time
was to bear interest at pcr cent. This note s
now In the possession OF Baron Kettenburg. He
has placed his in the hands of one of the
bes,-l,nown Swedish lawyers. who has advised his
Government to compromise with the German for
2Oj 800 crowns. Sweden. however disputes the
claim. 1t is said. and will let the case come to
trial.
Deacon William NJ Mitchell of Hartford who
died last week at the age of eighty-fve years, had
had only twenty-one birthdays He was born on
February y, 1913.
Queen Victoria has presented to the Pitcairn
islanders a fine lifeboat. which will be taken to
them from Esaumault. b. c.. by the Pacific flag
ship Royal Arthur
The City Marshal OF Boston than sixty
wears ago arrested one William Doyle. and found
In his possession deposit book on the Providence
Institution for Savings showing that the prisoner
had deposited $50 there The City Marshal took
possession OF the book Doyle served his term after
sentence and was then lost sight. Long after 1t
was learned that he died In Charlestown. Mass.
leaving no known heir. Five years ago legal pro,
ceedings instituted, publications were made.
and no claimant appeared. Last week the sum on
deposit. which has Increased TO about :. lV was
turned over 10 the commonwealth OF MaSsachu>
setts.
The new statue OF Sir William Wallace. at Bal
timore will be unveiled on Thanksgiving Day by
n great-grandchlld OF w. w. Spence, who gave the
statue to the city,
New-York tribune., 1893-11-27
Amusfmcnfs.


ABBEY'S THEATRE-S-The Merchant OF Venice.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIEs-9 a. m. TO p. MEX
e hbition.
AMERICAN THEATRE-S-The Prodgal Daughter
BIJOU THEATRE-s:i5-A Parior Match.
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CAsINO-s:15-The Princess Nicotine.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-S-Land Of the Midnight SUM-
DALY's THEATRE-s:15-The Algerian
pORE GALLERY, 53d-st. and 7th-ave.-Exhib!tion. II
a. m. TO y. N.
EDEN E-230-S-World In Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRE-S:15-The Councillors Wife.
FIFTH AVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Acres
GARDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Professors Love Story.
HARLEM OPERA HOUsE-s-vaudevlle
HARRIGAN's THEATRE-s-The woolen Stocking.
HERRMANNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Baucis.
HOYTs MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-S:30-A
Temperance Town.
IMPERIAL. MUSIC HALL-2-S-Vaudeville.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-S:l5-Our Wives.
ROSTER & BIALS-S-vaudeville.
LYcEUM THEATRE-s:l5-An American Duchess
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-2:3O-s:3o-Germ Mill
tary Band
NEW METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUsE-s-Faust
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Exhibon.
NIBLOS-S:15-Olaf.
PALMERS THEATRE-S15-1492.
STANDARD THEATRE-S:30-Charleys Aunt.
STAR THEATRE-S-Salvni.
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
18th STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Georgia