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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-12

MIR. W. NJ. Clements, Master Of Transportr
ton Of the $50; railroad company, arrived
i'll the city from the East yesterday morning
and later in the day he and Capt. Il. T. Dew
ries, General Agent Of ths company, left fol
Fairmont, at which poIntit Is their intention
to.take a skihf this morning and 90 down The
Mcnongahela river, for the purpose OF max
ing a personal inspection and forming al
idea OF the character OF the proposed route
OF the projscted ratlrosd from Fsirmon. tt
Morgantown and thence acrcs, The Psnnsyl
vania line. This road the b. & 0. proposes
to construct II deemed expsdisnt after {
EurYsY,
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MANY whose blood had become poisoned
from various CAUSES, and whose III health
was indicated by pimplca, sore feelings, aclss,
pains, urinary, sediments, catalrh and In.
Illumination OF the mucous membrane, con-
atipation, dyspepsia, bad dreams, nervous.
ness, oleeplessness, etc., have been restored to
perfect health by using Dr.. Guy.otts Yellow
Dock and sarsaparilla. 1t Ia tho only true
blood purifier and strengthener OF mind and
body. No other remedy equals 1t. psw
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Martins Ferry.

Mr.. L. D. Cattell is on the sick list.
MI. Henry Floto, who has been quite Ill,
Is improving.
Martins Ferry wants a water works, and il
the court knows itself ia going TO get It.
Mayor Mitchell and Marshal Hanson are
still detained at St. Clairsville, attending the
Zimmerman trial,
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The Wresllinv Match.

Turner Hall has finally been secured for
tho wrestling match betwosn Bill CLARK and
Alex. Gardiner. The mattel. will take placs
at $50 p. N next Saturday. There will
doubtless be a packed house 10 greet the two
athletes. The winner OF the match not niy
takes the 500 purse but all the admjssiona
and pays all expenses. Clark expressed him.
sell last night as feeling very grateful to.
wards the ball committee for allowing him
10 use the place sl!es all the other halls had
been refusad him. - 100 . :"
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The Voltaio Belt Co., OF Marshall, Mich,
offer to send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated yoltaic
Belt and Electric Appliances on trial, for
thirty days. to nicn, old aud young, .illicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality, INT many
other diseases.
See advertisement in this paper. rrhsxw
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OIL Cry, Pa, March 1t.-Riyer 9 feet @
inches aud stationary; weather cloudy and
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WANTED
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-DWELLlNG UoliSr
Il Contai ling six rooms, water md vss A. .
on south Front street. BLAND. -Apliy IA ''II.NTsI
BROWN. American Insurance. Onice' ".;a.
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EEw fOEK, March 1l.-Exports OF domestic cot
ton for the past week. 2,ll0 packages: since the fir.
Of January, ?6,09s packages. General demand Quie
yet tait aud lobDe.s doing better.
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M~oRaANTowN, W. Va, March l1.-liver I
feet o inches ard stationary; weather rainy;
thermometer $50,
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WuIS a lecturer has worked the ladies OF
his audience 30 near 10 the weeping point
that they have gotten out their handker.
and speaks OF tbs Merlts Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup he is bound to rouse 8 fseliugof iu'
,dIgua1on.
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LARGEST line of Spring Goods In the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
u Suitings, 100 different Patterns Of
PantaloOniDgs, and 50 different Patterns
Of Spring Oyerc8atIngs. Made up In
best style, at c. HESS l. sons,
No. 1921 e. 1898 Market Street.
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CoLuNmA, s. c., March ll.-Robert
ssmalls, colored, was nominated at Sumter
last night, by the Republican convention
in Congressman Blacks district to succeed
William Mackey, deceased. The session
OF the convention was stormy.
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NEW York, March li.-Cotton quiet: futures
duct; March 10 SIC; April l0.S6c: May lI.Cic; June
ll.l6c: July ll.27c: August II. SIC; September II .09c;
October 10. zoe; November l0.20c; December 10. COO.
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TOR RENT-A TWO STORY BRI0I
Dwelling. No. q Thirteenth b,rcc,, r,1n . !
lngs .eo1,t; hot aud cold water and rss. T ya'sia
OF 4; Lille co'i'ct Eot' and Hisceatll ~. -N4S'"
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Report Of tho hoard OF pubIIe worn,

o-t"o noNeas OA-TuDllG "OrkA,-
The Boardof Public Works has submitted
70 Council a statement of Its expenditures 10,
tne Quarter ending Deoember:3l, 1889, but as
vas expended during the quarter $50 563 50.
OK this amount $ll, S59.5o was Tor ths Chm.
line street Improvement, which came out Of
the 10 cent levy, leaving sos 2ol expended
funds.
The pay roll of mon, horses and carts for
the quarter amounted to SO 3ol, II; for street
eleanlng-lst district, s495. IS; 2ud district
$3.50 50; repairs to bridges, '$So7 50; Wheeling
& Belmont Bridge Company, toll, sl37. 10;
eobble stone. sl,ls9 %; D. Gore, paving, S.,
zoo; sewer pipe, $l,705 80; curbs and cros,.
ings, $o,SS3 g; surveying, $3.50. These items
are among the more important ones In Tho
list Of expenditures out OF the Contingent and
approximation funde. rg- -t-sS ts'1sss1N'
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Ql1e Qt,telltqesuts;
Onice: NoH. % and ~ Fourieentn Street


Sir Knights Attention.
I O. O. +. Funeral Notice.
A New Stock OF Teas-J. NJ. Ray.
No'ice to Ice Consumers.
Troy Lsundry-M. J. McFadden,
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Par!or Coal Vsses-Nesbitt Il Bro.
Dr.. John E. Bmith-Third page.
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bT5eCIHI bHIe OF Low CNt HTlOeN.
Ninely.three pairs women's button Oxford
and Newport ties, sizes 9. tx, 3, at ST Is,
worth from 81 80 to 80. These goods are a
lot Of samples from a we'll known slipper
maker, and are extra quality. Remember
the eizes, we have not larger in this lot.
.,SH=l2 +NUrG ,Ts,gr u. Y. RInED. d
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Petroleum,

OFT CRY, Pa, March 1l.-Unitcd Pipe Line
9y}sc. closed at 81 Oily: s.les A,93i.cO0 bsrfels; clear
ante saturday 0,S27, Vo0 barrels: runs 70, 1l3 barrels
shipments CO. lis barrels; charters Y0,07y barrels. OIL
City OIL Exchange stock, 81 90 bid. $500 asked. %
lRADrogD, March ll.-Crudc oil stronger. Tota
runs Monday 70,S9d barrels; total shipments OF ,0si
barrels: %ehaf,ets 9l,07g barrels; Clean4uces 9,At,GX
bsrols United plpo line certificates opened ai
sv1tc and closed ut 81 olss, highest piice 81 ols.
lowest wye.
p1TsnuEsH, PA, March 1.-THE afternoon scs
sion was triner aud fairly active; opened ut 99,+c
advanced and closed at 81 Olss.
NEW YORK, March ll.-pet1olcur steady: United
81 OK.
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GREAT bargains in damaged goods at J. ",
Ferrel's corner Main and twenty-first street,.
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GREAT bargains in damaged goods at j.. W.
Fer5el's, corner Main and Twenty.6rst streets
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FOR SALE.
The Desirable Residcnce. No. c. Fifteenth s,,es,
Enquire Of J. u. ELSuN, No. ll3s Chaplipe s,ns sS
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Do not let be forced on you an inferior Cigar
because it happens to DO in q box that once
held the Seal Skin Cigar, Notification Of
such occurrences will be rewarded.
4uiM. REILLY, Agent. Wheeling. W. Va.
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NaA-The card rate Is $3.50.
wheeling Live Stock Marn.,

Caak-Weighing 1000 lbs. areouo,od .,Io,,<,.
Weighing N IRON soy 70 800 lbs, best quality. sZ9ac::
m,lch eoWs, sS9a50: bulls, 3a3kc; calves ~ ti. si.a
and quality, Sdal0 rer head. w ~ !" s'Ie
Iusbs-lka5Mc per ID
Me1I-Ss3Xc per ID,
-Hoo.-S6 30 and y 90 for best grades.
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RAILWAY BoSps-Steady,
STATE SEcURtT1Es-Uull.

fluctuations. the weakness and decline being due
toa call fora meeting Of trunk liuo presidents, 10
consider the alleged cutting OF late,. AS compared
With last nights c!o' ing, Prices Ate 4 to u Percent
higher Tor canada Southern. Central Pacific, New
YORK Central and Omaha preferred, aud M4l5s per.
cent lower for Central Iaei1c, Eorlhwsstefp,' 81.
Paul, Lacsawanns, Louisville Il Na,hville, Lake
Shore, Missouri Pscifc. Kansas d Texas, Ere,
Pacific Mall, Union Pacific, Wabih preferred ana
western union. Ottgan Navigation was two points
lowerat 81. At the s,le OF delinquent subscfi 10.
IONS 10 me SCI o. the Richmond & Dnnvilie Ell
'ension company, which took place to-day, l.2IJ
sftsres sold ut prices ranging from $3.50 to s5 90j
pet 100 hhar. s, which Is equal tostrect quotations..
Transactions 267,COO st,sres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-12

Why suffer the agony OF neuralgia Ben.
sons Capcine Porous Plastels will cure /,
quickly. Pprice % cents. weAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-12
STEUHENvILLE,
ricKpcckets'. Horse Thicrs and N,

Fickpcclsets'. Horse Thicf's and Mur.
derer's TriaIs-NOtes.
The case Of the State OF Ohio vs.. Thomas
ORrien, for murder, In the killing Of John
Barrett, IL set for hearing to-day.
The wits Of e1-Tfpasnrer John G. Brown
died at her home here yesterday morning.
She had been in poor health f,r several years
past.
John Davis, OF Mingo, who was brought 10
this city and locked up, yesterday, because
supposed to be Insane, is low believed 10 be
not crazy, but suffering from assvers nervous
affection. Mo,
The County Commissioners have made as.
ssssments for relief, based on flood claims, as
follows, Steubenvilie, $500: Warren town.
chip. 1856; Island Creek, $l93; Knox, $3.50
Wells, $l2o; town Of Brilliant, 5000; Miugo,
sl2O.
Frank Wilson having been convicted,
Monday night, Of pocketpickine, his two
confedera,es, Ed Steele alias Stevens, and Ben
Miller alias VIM. MARTA, came into Court
this mtraing and plead guilty, feeling, nd
doubt, that the evidence that convicted their
comrsde would DO equally fa.al to them. OF
Wilson little or nothing is known beyond
his connection with this particular otiense.
The other two, however, are well known as
prof.ssiona. thieves.
Geo. Nichols, the young man who halls
from Doddfidga county, ". Va, ard who
stole q horse from Mr.. Altman, a farmer OF
near East Springfield, this county, some time
in February last, was placed on trial for the
otfsnsa In the Court OF Common Plea4 yester-
day. Tha case wes given 10 the jury III the
afternoon, md after being out about M hour,
they reached q verdict Of guilty, with a re.
commendation to tho mercy OF the Court.
The value Of the stolen horse was fixed at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-12

!; WARRANTED Hand-aaws, GO cents, at Boyd's,
Market Square. '
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The following shows the range OF the tler.
momster. as observed at Schnepfsdrug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1883. 1884,
7 An 12H. 8 r. y. r.. Y. 7 4. n. u n. 5 r. ". Z r. n.
50 Al q IS 80 81 IS
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THE DAILY
Tho Financial World,

New YORK. March ll.-Money easy at lka2 per.
cent: Prime mercantile paper task percent. S!erl.
luz Exchange bankers bills barely steady at 81 s.;
demand n sy4. Produce exports for Tho week
sj,SS9,O00.
GovEKNAENTs-Firm.
W. Ss......"".~..lol ~. s. new 4a..........l 2ss11
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RIYER NEWS,
Notes About thcstenmboAts. Bunk Brief,
mud T~eleRraphic Reports.
The Diurnal departed for Petersburg al

The Dlurnal departed for Ps,kersburs at
1870 r. NJ.
The Emma Graham passed up for Pitts.
bnrgh 81 2 P. N.
Yesterdays rains will probably cause a rise
OF several feet by this evening.
The Katie slockdale passed down at an
early hour yesterday morning.
The Andes got away for Cincinnati at ! p.
N. with Il big trip aud plenty Of passengers.
Tbs W. N. Chancellor will pas, down at an
early hour this morning for Charleston and
the Kanawha river.
Frank i. Robinson, n we'll known .s!eanl-
boat steward, 10 lying Mt the point OF death
at tue home Of his brother In New Cumber-
land. 80
Melvin Jobes, OF M%oundsvllle, was yester-
day rendered by telegraph thu position oil en-
Ginoer on the Belle Prince. liz at once tele-
graphed bis acceptance.
Tho river was stationary at this point a
good portion Of yesterday. The depth In the
channel last evening was 90 feet 1 inches
and the river had commenced rising again.
PlrrBugau, March 1l.-River 70 feet q
inches and falling; weather raining.
Gnxrst Bono, Pa, March %l1.-Niycr IS feet
y inclta aud falling; weather raining.
Rlcr's LANDING, Pa, March ll.-River Is
ltet and falling; weather rainy; thermometer
6S'.
CAIRO, I'LL, March ILL., River 80 feet 9 inches
and falling; rain this afternoon; thermome'
ter So.
OIL Cry, Pa, March 1t.-Riyer 9 feet q
inches aud stationary; weather cloudy and
raining. w
M%oRaANrows, W. Va, March l1.-liver I
feet 0 inches ard stationary; weather rainy;
thermometer $50.
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THREE pounds nails Tor 10 cents at Boyd's,
Market Square. .,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, \. O.. March 12-1:3o A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colde
and clearing weather, winds shifting 10 hrish
and high northwesterly, increasing pressure
For the Lower Lakes, rain followed b,
much colder, generally clearing weather
Winds veering to brisk and high westerly
rapidly increasing, preceded in the eastern
portion ty lower pretsu re.
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THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's,,
Market Square. 'a -E'
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, GO cents, at Boyd's,
Market square.
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ION to thc MArdI aras CarnixaI

The Best Cast Steel Hstohet for so cents a
Boyd's, Market Square,,
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GREAT bargains in damaged goods at J. W.
corGer Main and Twenty.Grst streets.
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atket equare.
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Tnr Beat Cast Steel Hatchet for 60 cents a,
Boyd's, Market Square.
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INrKLLrsEsCRR oYylcH,(
WHEELING. Tuciday, March II.
But very fer changes will DO found In the quota.
lions given below. Business Ia very brlsk mud
Grdin-Wheat ii Vual Is per buShcl, State uai,
tOii2c; Rye Csc. but very little offering. Stat
corn. on tho wharf Csc per buShel.
f~Eo,lr.Fancy patents lspring and wintef) 50 50
white amber and winter SO Og; choice family
(choice red winter IS 5Oa6 % Xxx family medium
winterlS IS 5oa5 Is: Xxx bakers (Minnesota) 80 25a
6 80; Xxx baken' tWisconSin) IS 75a6 90. Corn meal
per Dbl; iancy s750 Rye -four 81 5oaA rs.
NH Fud-White q middlings SIS 90 coarst
do SO 00; seconds SIS 90; bran SIG o.: chopped feed
$50 90.
per ton; prime baled 81 C1al0 90 per ton, Wheatstrav
&c co.. oat straw 81 On.
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A Entr offer.

The Best Cast Steel Hatchet for 80 cents at
Boyd's, Market squara.
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LIFE IN ~AiOuMUSDOM.
hi,a AMMO McKenu'n Inlk on the Utai
lNIauif1.


lniquitJ.
The lecture room Of the First Presbyterian
church was filled last night, 10 hear the talk
Of Misa Annie Mexican on the Mormon
Question" Some three yssrs ago Miss Nc.
kean went TO Utah, under the auspices Of
tue Presbyterian church, az a teacher, aud
she spoke from personal observation. The
lady is prepos.es,iug in appearance and an
easy talker, and The audience listened with
pleasure aud interest to what she said.
She began her talk with Il brief personal
history, touching on the journey to Fillmore,
her mission home and ner reception, stop.
ping long enough to pay q tribute to the ma.
iural beauty Of the place and the ky, "as
soft as that Of Ita!y!h Shs was pleasantly
situated aad Jared much better than other
teachers in other placta. Music saa found to
be tho one avenus t, the Mormon heart, and
II Was used to advantage. The older people
would drop in 10 hear the singing aud Zoos.
pei Hymns were soon Sung through all the
town. The ignoralca OF the children was
amaztdg. Ode Child when asked the BIRTH
place Of Christ, answered, Jefferson county,
Missouri"
There arc three classes OF citizens in Utah,
Mormors, Arostates and Gautiles, tho latter
two forming the liberals. These liberals ara
the chief supporters OF the Mission Schools.
TIE Church has row In Utah So schools with
Sc teachers; l2 churches with II ministers
and 3Gichurch members, and 800 scholars
in day schools,
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WARRANTED Handsaws, co cents, at Boyd's.
Market Square.
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u.s. 3s......"-..--.l0l ~, s. new
u.S. AXIS, coupous,, ,llSI:

TEX. pac. land gr'ts.. 49k
lido Rio Grande DIV. II
y. T. bonds, drst...--.ll5A
~. T. Land Grants. .llUE
~. p: sinking iund...ll4E
Virginia 6s............... 40
Virginia consols, ex-
TIA mat. cou pons... 40H
Virginia deierrel.....
lsEItYa lujpYcst
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9 spring 9sa9sc: rejected e6a09c. Corn active anu
firm. htgh mixed Sic; new blx; No, 2 cash and
March $50 bid; April baSfe bldi May ss3c: June
&c: Jnly Is: August 5s}fs6o: ! iec,ed +gHasoc; nc
SssSSEc: 40. . cash 3lrSSEc; March 56aSG<c; May
$!aE37hc. Flower seed dull but firm; prime cNf
$, 70 bid; Msrch ani April s. 70 Uked' no. s. 4,
C%lscIsNATt,. o.. March li.-Rlour steady aud
unchanged. Wheat quiet aud firm: No. 2 red 81 0J
Corn trmer: No. = mixed b0a5!c. Oats steady; No
2 mixed 36ifc., Rye tiIm! No. 2. CSC. barley trn
and unchanged. fotk quiet, arm and unchanged
Lard dull mud nominal; prime steam . ?0c. Hull
meats quiet and firm; shoulders 70: short rib sAc
Dacon steady and unbalanced. whisky steady q
81 is. Butier firm and unclaimed.
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TOR RENTAL A MODERATE FIC'
House, No. 81 Thirteenth street. eoria,r niseilh's
looms. TWO halls, bathroom, wMh.hou,Hs aux nnns
eellar!. Enquire Oh tho premises. ny ~ k'Na
WILDE, No. l4Ni Main street. !" " &C.
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. TOLEDO. March ll.-Wheat quiet aud arm, M
uolHi NAY u @HH;junsai tx; July ia SSsx AP RI
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TOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR LIZ LEAF TOBACCO
a. Slightly daniRgcd by watr,. Nff tn = "a :,
hall price Call OH HtNKf WHEELER NJ n ~ ~ y
chapline St Get, ~ ~
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TOR RENT.

FOR RENT
Ono large Dwelling House. Splendid ~,Oca,,o,
Two Small Dwellings.
Rooms and oHlces. II. ropuro
Telephone A.S6. n9Is;
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Cairo, ILL.,, March H. River SO feet 9 inches
and falling; rain this afternoon; thermome.
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PASSENGERS.

For Port Townsend per Kliltitat,
Feb. 5-S G.. Branson, o Olsen, j
r Orr, Bryant, a w Carter.
For windward ports, per Kinau,
Feb 5th-W r Austin, Miss Aienui,
j B Gibson, p McInerny, + Stiles, j
Z Boardman e wife, L TIyner, T L
Atwater, r Cation, w Shaw, w f A
Brewer, Bishop Willis & wife, Mrs
S G Wilder, S G Wilder Jr, Mr. A r
Little e wife, II Cornwall, J c
KirkwOod.
For Kahului per Kilauea Hou Feb.
Capt Hayley, f Lucas = Peter
burque, Mrs J Farmsworth, Mrs
Shaw and family, II 3 Wentworth
and 45 deck.
For Kauai, per Iwaiani, Feb 5--P
z Ganoa, Mr. IIopla, Mrs Kahlbaum
and ) deck.
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SHIpp,NG MITES.

The whalers Arnolda and Ohio arrived
off port yesterday. The Arnolda is %
days from San Francisco via Maria Is.
The Ohio has l2G bbls of sperm oil on
board, the whales were caught of Keala-
kekua Bay. She will wait for the Mari
posa, and take on board some bread that
is coming here for her
Andrew Cahill is now Captain PRO tenn
of the whaling bark Arnolda.
The whaler Mary Ann Susan is off
Hawaii and is expected here soon.
A number of whalers are expected
here in March.
The Aberystwith Castle will sail on
''rsday or Friday for Portland Or.
". O. LI::'n fiTc-sails to-day at II
ok.
Marion brought $40 bags of sugar
Waianae.
stmr G. II. Bishop is expected
Ilikitat took POP bags of sugar
JIU Townsend, value ut l7446O.
Schr lIalolo brought G23 bags of sugar
and 90 hides.
Schr Rob Roy brought 400 bags OF
salt.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-06

THERE was great circus on Brewers
wharf yesterday when the Independent
candidates addressed the electors. Mr..
Kalaukoa commenced proceedings and
was followed by Mr.. j. o. Carter, when
Mr.. Kaulukou started in opposition.
Mr.. Albert Kunuiakea then occupied a
hack, in close proximity to Mr.. kaulu-
kou, and there was verbal war. The
cries of the populace were deafcnng for
some time, and when Mr.. Kunuiakea at
length succeeded in obtaining hearing
and met with popular favor, rage was
depicted upon the face of Mr., Kaulukou
who drove off with the Minister OF
Finance. Mr., Baker then attempted Ia
stop proceedings, but was told TO " 90
and clean the barracks bedrooms" Mr.
Kunuiakea finished his address, almost
without interruption, and then Mr.
| Baker had short say.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-06

The Cable Company expect the w. ii.
mcr starts from Niu to a suitable point
on the west end of Molokai. Professor
Alexander or Mr.. j. Brown proceed to
erect stations at Molokai. \ start will
be made from Pukoo, on Molokai, TO
Kaanapali, near Lahaina on Maui;
thence from Nun, East Maui to Hawai-
hae OF Honoipo on Hawaii according TO
the nature of the soundings. Captain
jackson and Mr.. G. d. Freeth take
charge of the expedition.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-06

'rnE Fiji Islands" will be the subject
taken up tonight at Fort Street Church,
and an hour will be devoted to addresses
and essays upon the country, people and
misSiOn-work of this interesting group Of
Islands. These monthly meetings for
the study of mission-lands are proving
very interesting, and drawing large
audiences. The invitation to attend is
general.