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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-23
Death OF Hartley thompson.

The Cincinnati papers Of yesterday contain
news Of the death OF Prof. Hartley Thomp:
son, on Monday morning, after q long and
painful illness, at the residence OF his father
in law, MIR. Daniel Hall, No. s Saunders
street, Mount Auburn. Prof. Thompson
was i brother.in.law OF Mr.. Joseph Hall, Of
tie fifth ward, this city, aud resided here for
several months a year or so ago. His death
will be learned with surprise by his many ac-
quaintances here.
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Members who did not receive their books
In the rnsh OF business last week, can be sup
piled this evening. Amy person Wishing TO sub
scribe for stock can be accommodated. Come
and bring your friends with you. its a good
and profitable place to save your money.
Shares $50 Weekly dues 25 cents. Money
10 loan at @ per centinterest.
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Do you 90 up and down elevators in any
building? Procure a membership in the
United stAtss.M utual Accident Association,
$40 and 80! Broadway, New York. Statistics
show elevators TO be the most dangerous sys.
TEN OF travel ever invented. A few dollars
invested In this Association will realize you
thousands In case OF an accident. Rates less
than half those OF stock companies.
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GREATEsT on EARTH.

on earth, Had the worst case Salt Rheum III This
county. My mother had 1t twenty yeatf, aud In
fact died from IT, l believe Cuticufa would have
saved her life, Ny arns hrASt, and head were
cured until l used the Culicura Resolvent iutor
nally. and :n,icura and Cuticua Soap externally.
ERvIRE q AnAMRI
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The entertainment on the 25!h promists 10
be something extra. Special arrangements
are being made to accommodate a large
audience.
Ga Saturday evening the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity held It's banquet In Chapel Hall.
After assembling in their hall at the Stewart
House and being entertained by the remarks
OF Eugene TArr, Esq, Of Wellsburg, and u
stirring defamation by Prof. Merchant, Of
BelIaire, they repaired to the banquet in
Chapel Hall. Here was spread I'LL the
delicscies OF the season, 0 royal feast. After
supper the following toasts were responded
to-: Prof. I. s. Lose. "0ue First BaDquei;n
Prof. Hagerman, "Frsternal Courlesiesi"
President Pendleton, Our COLLEGE," Prof.
Wooley, college Pleasures" p. Y. Pendle-
ton, "fhe Delta Girls" VS. Payne, "rheta
Chapter" The toasts were sandwitched with
college songs. Among the guests who were
present besIdesthe faculty and ladies, were
Misses Nina Apologize, Ida Curtis, Julia
Purvis, Belle and Lizzie Rodgers, Birdie
Hawkins, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Paryis, DR.. Curtis,
Eugene 'Carr, EsQ, james Cree, and Mr..
Murphy, of WellSburg,
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REnT o PURIFIER.

Ihays used yonr .CutiCura remedies ID several
Them all. Your Cuti'urA RAtolvent, 10 far rs ny
supply allows me 10 tett H. hiss. In my hands. OK.
cetded IN efficacy and Off iency any Alternative
In al nOtivS practice OF so years duration
x. N. EiKER, n. D.
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CaEAPrsr Fashion Magazine In the world,
100 large pages, 4 pages new music, 1000 en-.
Cravings each issue; 10 cents per year single
copies Is cents. SrRAwHRID0E q CLorHLERr
Eighth and Market streets, Philadelphia.
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aInhIe.. dn Fnrrnlr

that for pure, sweet Bread, Rolls and Hot,
Cakes use vienna, formerly Ph@nixl
Pressed Yeast 1t Is always ready and never
fails. All first class grocers and bakers keep
It. white Label" None Others genuine.
MWkP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-23

LADIES: II you want a nice stylish shoe,
before making your purchases, yon should
call and see the Spanish and Bernhard b ut
tons, Just received, ct J.. ". BLoNp's.
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Chancellor Runyon has signed an order au.
.horlzIng the Philadelphia & Reading Rail-
road Company to take possession Of the New
Jersey Central property as soon as the Read
ing Company shall deposit S 1000 600 to gear.
anise the liquidation OF the floating debt
and to insure the property against being
plsced in a receivers hands. The final set
Element will be made in the early part Of
rext week. This IL an important link In
VanderbIlts reported through east AID west
route pin Wheeling,
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Ex.Judge @. H. Krum, a w~ell,known
lawyer, Of St. Louis, is mysteriously miss:
ing. He was administrator OF several
estates, and it is alleged that his accounts
with them are not straight.
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CnrLpRrs's walking shoes and slippers only
so cents n pair at the Bargain Shoe House,
Twelfth street.
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cuTICURA.

PYxxrA, sEPTrEtIA, scRoFuLL, and other forms
OF blood poisoning, resulting In glandular swell
GcesScS, cAtbuncles, tumots, ulcers, sores and akin
crupti0ls. are speedily neutalzed aud expelled BY
the Cuticun Kcsolytnt, the new blond purifier,
while the skin Is cEeRnsed OF all ditfgurtng tumorS
by the external use Of CuiIrufa and CuticIn Soap,
the great skin OuIes. Cuticura Resaly ent abso
lutely destroys disease germs, which float In the
blood, urine an penplratIon-ther Is M doubt
about Il land expel, Them through the bowels,
Kidneys and pores Of the hkin.
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A MANS fine Box toe Button Shoe only
81 so at the Bargain Shoe House, II Twelfth
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snoEs a distinguishing pricss at the Bargain
Shoe House this week, Save % and " cents
on each pair.
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aorSL ARRIVALS.
ar IAMRsH nrRL.

T BCiiue. Cincinnati PB Young, New Lisbon
NJ CaEEon, Columbus HThomAs, Baltimore
] p DutehaTt, baltimore J AndenOn, Pittsburgh
b RoSenheIm, PhilA hsuhheu, New YORK
! TACO. II Nh II Higgins, W dS, " Va
] Roberts. PhiladclrhiA II " kufRcis 4 ", pennA
A II Reed, iS,tsbnIRh GS Ole, city
Shrewsbury, HttSbg Mr Henderson, PAtkerspg
J Haines, Cameron ER Johnson v, AEl0u
shinn. Warrington JPBpntley, Cincinnati
r Van Howe. Z4nesy'le RHJAc0bs. MelIsbuIH
Il Y McNEchep, city J Bell, RMS
y Madly. GalipolIS Niche 4 ", city
W COe1. Forest City b I nj chic, city
q MuhI, man. Str Andes NJ L. Nestnr, LeidSytllo
EtedbeuYIlIe l. KlGou, Steubeuville
ID DlISI SteubenVIlle Ell TrScy, B&o
MEAllen, Cleveland
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IL1psrSArEp book Of Gage Birds mailed for
cent stamp. Bird Food Company, 2SIsouth
Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDIClNES.

The half has mt been told as TO the great cura.
tive powers OF tue Cutipu a Remedies. i have paid
huudedS Of dollars for mediclues 10 cure dheASes
Of the blood and skln. aud never found anything
yet TO equal the CutIcun Remedies.
UHAa 4. WILLIAMS.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
CHE ~gntdligemer
Once. Sos. 40 and AZ Fourteenth Street.


wanted-A Good Girl.
Wanted-A Man.
You C.n,t7J. Brilles.
Palace Reirigeraton-Nesbitt & Bro.
DR.. J.. +. smith-Third page.
Wanted-Cigar Makers.
For Sale-Three Roomed Cottage.
For sale-Houses and Farms.
The Ohio County Teachers' Institute.
Something New-G. Mendel & Co.
Regular Pittsburgh and KRnawha River
oacket-W. N. Chancellor.
Louisiana State Lottery-Head OF Local.
wanted-Pastry Cook-Head OF Local.
University OF Virginia-Head OF Local.
Baltimore& Ohio RAilroad-Third page.
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A PUBLICATIONS..
CLERKS oPFcE,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONER.

OHIO COUNTY.
forthe City District. 10 attend the county poor and
county prisoners during the fiscal year. ending NAV
81, 1884, will be received A. this office until Mon.
~, MSy %, ISIS, at . O'Clock AN.
Also applications for the position OF county rhy.
kicisn. 10 attend the poor In the County lnd,nEiy
for thd fiscal year. ending Nay VI, 1881. as provided
by ordinance
The right Is reserved To reject any or all appllcs.
lions. ROB. b. WoO6s,
\ my2t Clerk,
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EOR SALE.

FOE SALE.
A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale. stu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county. W. Va,
8 miles from B. & o. R. r. station, Is miles
from Wheeling, on o good road, all In grass
and in a high state Of cultivation; one'half
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar,
Sats Snd 'n To be so pis IN one e. Fact SqSt or cnI IN par PAL.
cells. For further particulars call on or nd
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va.
Mention this napsr ia2SM NV
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GENERAL NOTICES,

NOTICE.
Holders Of Bonds Of Ohio County Of the Sir mar
cent loan, numbered Is, % aud II, arc b1 reby
notified that the same have been dmWn and viii
be paid AZ The Bank Of wheeling, on the int day
nyIS 3 pre.L. Roard otcom ohio c" = Va
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FOR RENT.

FoR RENT-THE Brick DWPTI
- ING BouSe, No as. Penn stteet con,.1.LIIL'
water throughout, ventilation and dfIinIsnS snd
Res, ,s.sansS1 oae D 81 70 best on he Island
aprd a !. Lift. ilN Val, r,..,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-23

"a CONDUCTOR who lives at Belair,
Loot hurt being thrown on q chair,
They took him away,
Butiu less than q day,
ST. Jacobs Oil made him all square.
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CuRE nm 4 GANE.

Your Cutlcun Remedies outsell all other medi
patients gay that they have effected a cure In every
Instance, where other remedies hare failed.
h W. BROOK Way. ME-.
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The new Pan Handle fast train between
Chicago and New York; Is proving very popu.
lar. 1t passes stsubsnville east bound at
$40 2. M. It Is nearly two hours faster be-
tween Columbus aud Pittsburgh than the
former train which passed through about this
coach from Wheeling to Pittsburgh on one
train each way. The South end OF the con.
Meeting track between the 4. O. q 81. D. aud
e. P, roads at Mingo has been moved about
fifty yards further up the rive, taking II
aboye the couxty road crossing.
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, q observed at sohnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner,
l'sN 1854 1883
"a. N. l2N.s r.A.7E:N IA. N. II M.3f.. /. 7r.M N.
80 81 % 50 Is ~ Is Il
INDICATIONS.
WAEuISoroS, D. O., May 22-l:So a. "
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
clearing weather, winds mostly northwest.
erly, higher pressure.
Lower Lake Region, local rains followed by
ppS arIy ssyv Winds, stationary or higher VSsN tenn a
nerAtnrei and pressure.
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dor RENT.

TOR RENT.
The New and Elegant Large Budn..
Room, No. iOe5 Main street.
mrl2 JAMES l. HAwLEy.
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TO THE RIVER.
THE WHEELING . LAKE tRIE ROAD.
onl.I.l Confirmation of the Ea,Sr.sl. Reports.
some AiEnlasaut Items in coaaFetiOn NTH
III, New Aeti,Ity Of the Management.
General railroad Notes In Brief.

The Toledo papers OF recent date have some
interesting notes indicative Of the prospects
Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad, and
the intentions Of the manager. One dispatch
from Massillon contains official confirmation
OF the statements already made in the 1HTEL-
LiuEScER. 1t is as follows:
"Geueral G. r. GriGgs, who had the contract
for the building OF the line OF the Wheeling
K Lake Erie railroad rs far as completed, and
also has the contract for finishing 1t from the
Panhandle crossing at Bowerston TO the Ohio
river, arrived In the city tonight and grace
fully submitted 10 an interview. He has
Just returned from Hopeda!e, apoint about
midway between Bowerston aud Wheeling,
where he has been looking after matters on
the extension, and says that within thirty
days work will be commenced and pushed
through at the fastest possible speed.
"There are two tunnels, known as the Max.
well and Copeland Tunnels, being 1900 and
LOO feet long. and these, with other heavy
work, will render the southern part OF the
line tedious Ia construction, but the General
saws that everything looks promising for q
through line 10 Harrisburg, Pa, by Septem.
Der 1st OF next year at the furthest"
The Telegram Of Sunday has the following:
"F0ur bills in aid OF the Harrisburg q Yves.
tern Railroad Company, more familiarly
known as Yanderbilt's South Pennsylvania
system, passed the Legislature OF Pennsylya-
nia, Friday, unanimously. This Is interest
ing news to our readers, as the construction
Of The railroad from Harrisburg TO Wheeling
will give a direct route East in connection
with The Wheeling & Lake Erie, which, from
present indications, seems likely to pass into
Vauderbilt's hands, giving him, with bis
Pennsylvania enterprises, al Independent
line from Toledo to the vast coke and antOra-
cite roal regions Of Pennsylvania as well as
A direct line 10 New York."
II is announced at Toledo that the road
will. 10 the course OF u few weeks, run
| through Nickel Plate coaches from that city
10 Cleveland. This will be OF great benefit
10 both roads aud, considering the popu'
lurity OF the Wheeling, it is thought that
road will capture o large amount OF Lake
| Shore travel.
Mr.. Vaderbiltand q party ofrailroad officials
have recently been In that part OF the State,
and II Is limited that the visit had some sig
n~ifcauce in connection with the rumor Of .
contemplated purchase by the Vanderbilt
interest OF the Lake Erie road and the Mari.
| eta branch. The road Is evidently going to
be built to the Ohio, and this means TO a
moral certainty that the %bridgeover the river
at this point will be bnilt
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FfRST BRANCH.

In the First Branch Mayor Miller presided,
and Messrs. Bingell, Halstead and Zleckler
were the absent ones. A petition from a
number OF residents near the Central glass
works asking for the adjustment Of a soap
factory, was referred to the Committee on
Health. Two or three ordinances OF no
special Importance were adopted, and some
minor business disposed OF.
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LOUISVILLE, May 22-Captain joseph
swager, who has been known for years rs tue
oldest steamboatmau Of the Western rivers,
died iris morning In this city, In the DIST
year Of his egg. He led an active and useful
interests than he. His death was due 10 old
age. As he expressed lust before dying 'ths
machinery wears outeyenly and gradually"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
poath of j. c. Pauger.

Air. J. c. Phuger, for many years the head OF the
house Of Hackfed Co., was taken ill at his resi-
dence in Bremen, on the both of September, and
news has been received of his death, on October
9Th. No particulars of the sad event have been
received beyond telegram, stating the fact Ihat
death must have been very sudden indeed, Is evl-
dent. from the fact that letters written by Mr.
Pluger for this mail have been received.
The history of Mr. Phuger is the history OF the
firm Of Hackfeld Go. Mr. Phuger came to shis
country in the year 1850, being then yo1ng man
Of Il Captain II. Hackfeld had been here few
months before, and established himself III retail
store on the site Of the brick building SO long
known as the Haclfeld premises. Al that time
DR.. Il. ". Wood had the only sugar plantation OF
any size in tine country, and Hackfeld q 20. be
came his factors taking great care OF his Interests.
The Young firm grew with the sugar interests W.
J. C.. Phuger soon acquired the native language
and became popular with old chiefs like Paki.
THIS brought q large native business: the lumber
business also came into their hands, and through
Dr.. Wood the Russian business, which was very
Lucrative. came in the same direction. The house
worked itself forward from small beginning on
a regular business plan. Even when very young
it always made first rate business connections and
ktbt them. From the first 1t always worked on its
own capita and confined itself TO a strict commits
sion hnsiness-
As tine progressed new enterprises were entered
rus,n Under Mr.. Pfnger's management fine
class Of ships were built, such rs the II. W. Hood
r. e. Wrliie, ckas- X. Bishop, Kale. etc, ali Of
which sailed undcT Inc hANdlldl nag anu uAdue
the islands commercially known to a largo part Of
Eur3pe Daring the great Whaling times they en-
gagged il that business and possessed the first
whaiers here. Capt HackfelG left these Islands
allont Twenty-Five years ago, 20 establish the Ger
man house. AMI /. vas 5ir. j c. Pfugers ability
and energy that made the house here, lifting it to
its present commercial position and making the
islands knowa IN every commercial country OF
Europe, IN the United States, In Australia, IN
China
Mr. Pilngcr was steady friend to the sugar bus
mess, and there arc maaT men here who owe Their
fortunes 10 tho helping hand he has given and the
excellent advics he has tsndered-
In 1873 3ir. PHugur lift the islands and settled
In Bremen, but his connection with Hawaii has
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

been strong aud twice he has visited the land Of
his adoption.
It is impossible to speak too highly Of this gen
tlaInau. His character as a merchant and man
was beyond reproach. he possessed great strength
of viii, ind powerful intellect. He belonged to
the class of great merchants. His friends were to
be found in all classes Of society, and numbered
besides all the prominent foreigners here, two
Kings. Kamehameha ~ and V, and all the old
chiefs.
letter which he wrote from Bremen on Sept.
18th Of this year gives far better key TO Mr..
Pfuser's character than anything can write: he
said, Since my return from Honolulu Ihave been
in harness all the time, have not bad moment TO
do anything for myself. The fact is as long as
have business to attend to 1 wish it to be done
well o. not st all, which is r1y reason for sticking
closely TO il. feel however. that my time Is get
ting short, and l must do something to get out of
ady pain, which has never left me for more than
Imy at tine
Few people knew what sufferer Mr.. Phuger
was but be never allowed it for moment TO inter
fere with iis business he steadily put away from
him.
Mr.. Pauger's death will be widely regretted, and
nowhere more so than by his many friends IN IA
vail nei.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

From Lanai. per Lehua Oct lg-w C Irwin. Samuel
Parker J Richardson. II I1aysclden, r Parker NJ y
AonsarTat-
For kauai, per Jas Makee. OCT ls-T Kennedy. Mr.
Freeman, j l. Richardson, Faye C. Wilcox.
For kona aud Kau per Iwalaui. Oct 19-w Il Bailey,
wife aud family. II Baldwin. g Wilkins II L Ter
nice lsaae Fox W holloway, George mn.
From Kauai. per Il Bishop, Oct ga forbes. G
Roweii- Il Willis. W nciue. p Havana.
From san francisco, per Planter Ger 20T Il Foster.
D tyfe, Mrs C W Jaques aud child.
From san Francisco, per Discovery. Oct &C Miles,
wife and child; kiengcr and wife WI Miderhout
Hine, j Burke.
From Colonies, per City OF sydney Oct afr T Major
aud wife.
For San Francisco per City OF Sydney, Oct 22-Miss
Nix. stackpole, wife and child II Sherer and wife
DIR Brodie. II A Willie, II CuuwelL
From san Francisco, per Alameda, Oct 2s-w B Bull
lock wife and daughter, W i Banck Mrs J Kirkland.
Mrs W Fenner, Dr r McRibbn. c a Kcnney, W {
Wilder, wife and son, Mrs l. Parker. daughter and
infant J o Bradford. Mics NJ Z Bradford II GLADE.
Robert Lavery. Hiser, Walker, Ford, Newman.
oliver, Wilson. W Bleahdurn, Smith,
Riehur. Zuzcr. Nav. r W Frazer. C Carlton.
Anderson Mrs Ryan and 8 children. NJ Mccarthy and
J Chinaman.
From Waiaua. per Mokolii Oct - His Tx Governor
Dominis, Mr. Holt, Prof Wood, Eldridge
From Kahuiui, per RIlauca Hon oct s0-H CouwcIl
aud Wife, : Winston, II Won Tcmspky, the Misses
Campbell
From Hawaii and Maui, per Likelikc, Oct Elton
Z Hart, Bryce, T r spencer + L shcarhorn Mrs J r
Mills, Mrs NJ i.eWai. NJ schmidt q Furueaux, Uaa-
kaned, Miss A Mills, J W L Mcclure, Mr. II Clark,
wife c W Ashford J NJ Monsayrat. 5 Obcd. II X Pas
senger, L A Andrews, G Bond, Miss Kalualui
For Kauai, per c r Bishop. Oct - Mr. I.cwis Mr.
Braikcruy, wife and child, Dole aud wife W Il Rice
Il Eociing, c Smith.
FOR Maui and Mulukai. per Bchua, Oct Ellis Ex
Gov Dominis. II r Liliuokalani, Miss ; L sheldon,
W II Cumming Cecil Brown, Unna, D d baldwin.
For Kahului. per Eilauea HUu. Oct 29-Mrs L Par
ker aud children; \ Thornton, LAWN, Miss J. +
Ward, N Turner, } NJ Homer ) i Ingram IL loio-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
comMERcIAL.
RoY0IrIr. ocToBER q. -

H0NOLJLJ. OCIOBER =. isc3.
Bat little activity has bten noticeable in tTauc cir
ces daring the past week. notwithstanding the advent
Of three steamers-two fipm San Francisco and one
from the Coiones-at thi. port. There being as yet
but little stir in chief products the slaeiuess OF
trade Is not to be wondered at Preparations al
ready being made by sorekeepcrs for the coming ho-
day season. and several opening days have already
taken place and others are projected.
Business Is quite Al standstil in commercial cir
ces no movement being noticeable in staples, and but
light freights arriving from coastWards since last
writing the arrivals have been the steamers PlanteE
CITY OF SYDNEY Alameda and barkeBtine Discovery.
Tho departures consist OF the Hope. Queen aud Ame
ia for tbs Sound, the " Z Dodge FOR HUMBOLDT, the
City Of sydney and Falkinburg Tor the Coast.
Tho sale Of valuable leases Of rice plantation Eva.
Oahu advertised by MI. Z. 7. Adams is postponed TO
Saturday. October 9Th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
MEMORANDA.

Report 90 Alameda. morse Commander from
San funcisco.-Lelt San Francisco at p m Oct 1ath.
with - tons freight and a passengers discharged
pilot az 4:it m Oct 10th. 6;Jl IN. Lat 80 H. Long
l5i passed brisautne standing 70 Southwark; mod
crate " sN and Northeriy winds with fine weather;
30 knott per day.
Report o. PMss City Of sydney Dearborn Comm
Discharged sydney pilot Oct lth at 5:il m; received
Auckland pilot Oct = at $50 discharged Auckland
pilot Oct lOh At 0:i2 received Hpnoluiu pilot oct
@i-i n ':5 ~; cabin. steerage passenger and II
tons freight Tor HonOlniu; u cabin and - atecruce
passengers and B5 freight for Francisco tx
Perieneed pleasant weather and light winds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
A Planter's Protego.

Tie new steamer for TIE mter-island Steam
Navigation Co. arrived in post here Oh the 2oIh
inst, II days from San francisco. This new
steamer i called the Planter. and was built by
Hall Bros II San Francisco, to the order of Air.
80 feet beam. and liz feet depth of hold aud her
registered tonnage is i0j She is very sharp. and
is copper fastened Her engines are compound,
10 and 30 inch cylinders and 81 inch stroke The
10 feet in length. and her propeller is feet
inches. The vessel will run about Il knots per
hour. She has excellent passenger accommoda-
ton, and has fine carrying capacity, and will be
undoubtedly well patrOnized The Planter takes
tho place of the IirdldHi the Hawaii and Maui
routes, and will be commanded by the affabe Cap
tain Bates, making her first trip up on the S0th
met