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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-04

And upon the same terms for Lot No. j. so
that payments can be very easily met.
plan OF these lots can seen the auction room
The new Tranway, for which Charter was
recently granted by the Legislature, Will bring
this Property within Is minutes of the Post once
and Will naturally increase it value. We invite
an examination aud inspection of those Lots
they well situated and very desirable
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Rand Concert.
Police Court.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BIcKERToN.
FRIDAY, April Sd.
A clean docket.
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Wanted to Purchase,
BY J. NJ. DAT. JR., & CO.,

The following Nos Of the DAILY bulletin:
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Lot No. lis ia feet front and 800 feet deep,
with a Fine House and out Buildings, Stables,
Carriage House, etc, upon it, and IS the property
lately occupied by Rev ] a CruZan The House Is
comparatively new, is in fine order and VIII be
it. The upset price for this splendid piece Of
property Will be $6,500.
ONE-FOURTH CASH, BALANCE IN /, ?
AND , YEARS, WITH INTEREST
At PER CENT.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. /.
ARRIVALS.

AhHEWAL8s
FRIDAY, April 3.
stmr Waimanalo, Nelson, from WRimanalo
Schr Kawailani, from KooIau
Schr Manuokawai, from Ko0lau
Schr Caterlna, from Hanalel
Schr Nettie Merrill, from Lahaina.
Bchr WaIoli, from Maliko
Bchr Josephine, from Eva
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VIII leave regularly for Paauhau, Koholalele
Ookala, Kukaiau, Honohina, LaupahoehOe, Haka
lau and Onomea.
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tfScisHAIIs Feb. 2i-E1our quiet and tn-
receipts 5, 600 Hhukhels; shipments Il 200 bpShels
Corn easIei. No mixed Oats flrjner at 3ic.
Rye eGSinfsat 5lG72e. Barley quiet, firm and nn.
changei Pork quiet q sla b. Lard quiet at 0ll
y. dIc Bulk meats dull. but firm and unchanged,
Bacon outlet and unchanged Whisky dull At S118.
Butter heavy receipts have depfcSse d the market,
creamery SSaS7e dairy Eggs veal at 2ia2oc.
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LOCAL BRRvIrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About q

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City. j
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record yesterday. II. y
4 Norcg the attractions for the week at
Island Rink under newladye rtisements.
Tug Palace rink at Little Washingtonis
to be opened this evening. A party Of
Wheeling skaters Is announced to be pres;
ent by the Reporter.
Tar Island Rink was well filled last
evening. The "CalibashH was awarded
10 VIII Higgins, lie wearing the largest
and handsomest tic. e
The Gantzo oil wellat Little Washington
continues TO do wei, and tue opinion pre-
walls to IA greater extent than ever, that
tho wellis q, valuable. one.
Iris understood that young Burkett, q
local skater with a good repnta alton for
speed, win challenge Boil sDoyeher in q
ifewdays forthe Capitol Rink adge, which
Doyener has already won twice. II the
raceis made IL WILDE . iast one, ~ (
Mr.. JOIN .. HKsnS, Manager Of the
Tayleures Comedy Company, i, in the city
making HETEROGENEOUS luI 3Lle4 lCVhilns
weeks engagement OF his company at
Charley Shay,s Theatre. The company
will give "The 0ctoroonp till Helnesday
highland Christie johnson" the rest OF
the week.
( TnE Calico Carnival tonight at the Is.
land Rink promises to be agranl affair.
All tho patrons Of the rink are invited;
the ladies will all wear calico dresses land
sun.bonnets II they wish and the gents
calico suits.or neckties-tlis Is chance
for all to spend an enjoyable evening.
Funi Is the object.
THg latest aspirant for Tho Office Of Col.
lector OF Internal Revenue Is Hon.
Thornton Henshaw, OF Berkeley county.
a petition askidg that he be appointed
was in circulation yesterday among the
Democratic members OF the legislature
and was being generally signed by them:
They appeared to sign II in matter Of
course manner. They would Just glance
over It and then scratch their names just
as they have done on other petitions
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Mr.. President an impartial people will
decide who are respo nsible for the failures
of this Legislature, and to them / am con-
tent 70 leave thesubjsct,n
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faIr demand for desirable spring gtade but dull
f0rwinter Wheat unSettled hndlower; No 2 red
February so q. March so April S'lza
SID. May 90 $50 q Corn February options de.
l6is dull aud srilaE; No. yellow zoo steamer
No 2;mixed and yellow 59c; No. 2 mixed! Feb;
FuAfy afge. March April
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r1NANoE . TRADE.
me Features q .ho money and stock Mar.

fkcts. ~ i
NV. Ynnr. FAN o. .Ninncv easv III tstLl ~.
cent Prime %ssssS M Psss ssln
dema MI n Nj - y ~
(;nvraS strst,,,,c a., taa h,stnes.
sfATF syrrHifiEs II sood deinand atid hieher
tiavs hi, IN Il N h iSs VIZ.
moor, IA fhat tSe NJ m ma ~ ,,i
priees this eyein sSafs naiiy Inn,
=, prevalent ep
ties ofi the i1tli6f, tnaffef Monday t,d m az
,sas mn fsr tke III I,,s,,s y
hef Sftsr tke md ihat tI,e boSr W.
aIS y b epins gSSsS e
I'm ,Sas, Ky nv
was dnii md iiot,e 4
more iISs was irinsfd ihn dSsi INV lteS
III Ccloch the cow q A ~ tehde ai;,yni
iarISa Nv pps WIZ ~ H. F
wcts made but WIN, one os two ~ ccptiens tss
H., "
Fsss tis iessT,, sses SsFs
III fai eaeh al iest " tto,1t nm t,s,, Y.
attS and tho lStter IN Yofis Central hi
N Dsi ~ S ssE MIN sgSii
WA nf isn,s M
Tani ma Ioliisyilin 4 1sef s.sn.
tonsliy sstoas. me eoalse ri tEss general
VIM :, i,sse ~ Il Wy Ply.
isS, NM ioliSw mn ircsTt "a
shoItly hefore ,shen no 1ghnle IN IeeeIst
~ thN N ,scts HI ~,
M, tess d, M. ~! tSM
small n inns INN IN Il, :,
XIV n 1 ny q
Ia M essts sds ~ III y NY
sg,te n idsSt, cinst wiz 4 M ~ n g ~
az it,Ss NM M
~ 4 ~, h9 WIS
ma III ~ ~ iot
reSssi mi ia iis 9
finnsd shhy an eive,ss al ic tSs !, y,
~ ~ ~ WI
WI s eISef IN ~ III M n y ~ Y ~
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FOR SALE.

/ No. 142T Main street.
! store Room and Dwelling on Market stftst
No. 17iRnd 176 Seventeen street. n
No. 2i0i and 9i06 Woods street,
5 Rpomed House on Market between IEtfq
fourth and Twenty.fiith streets.
IRoomed House on F0fty.ltth street ~
I Houses on Twenty fourth street,
a Small Farm on Glenn's Run, about y ~
Sc Aero Farm, sherTari, Marshall county 9
IS Dwellings in The city exclusive e!the cue ~
For further information, inQnIrec Of .,,.
: = - - = JANIS A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent and Eoiat Pe6if
ifebl9 ili.1yi. b t.li.i1l lhls AaIGEILLa.
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aFfI,., En- Again.

). ]. Il. Emmett the fanaousl dialect come
dian and vocalist, will present his new
play, Fritz's Strange Marriage, at the
Opera House tomorrow and Saturday
evenings. He sings several new and
pleasing songs, among them Love is q
Flower, One Naughty Baby, y Yust
Look on Dot I Face, Tom Call the Cows
in, and "star ot Love- Fritzlis d fix
tufeiin the esteem Of theatre-goers who
persisten1y refuse to believe the stories
told fhis powers fading Drills attractive
ness failing. f1tSwouldbe difficult forhimi
TO produce play that would not please
hisold time admirers. Those who know,
say that the new drama " hieh he will
present next week SURPRISES all his old
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FOR RENE.

Basiness Hou'e and Dwelling, No. aTses
sixth street.
Business House and Dwelling on corner d ~
andSeyenteenth streets. XXI
Z No us seventeenth street, y roomS
Z No. 90 North Front street.
Store Room No. 2l6S Main street.
No 2S56 Woods street
3iRoons No. 26eS Main street.
store Room and Dwelling, No. 9tJl Mltta lil.
No. rs kiShteenth street,
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The KniRhts Of pythias viii have d
benefit entertainment ii the Capitol rink
to.mofTownight, the very attractive pro,
eIamme 81 which appears in the adyertia-
Ing columns this morning, together with
the very liberal prizes offered by the
Lodge. The entertainment will comprise
many novel md pleasing features, and n
Is open 10 the public. The committees
viii do ali in their power to secure the
enjoyment Of tlie audience, and
there can be mo doubt that ii WILDE q
most enjoyable affair.
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AIIeWOOL KNIT JACKETS.

Weilaye now In stock q full line Of the
above Jackets also, an extraheayy quail.
ityforbutehers, and q full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear. warranted not to
shrink. G. HESS q SONS,
Merchant Tailors aud Gents Furnishers.
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Eotg a1e.

;EloR EXCHANGE FOR WESTERN
~ land or for sale. 49,. .,I,l,
large and eommodlous residence laa ~ ",
and three tenement houses, situate ~ peA \. N.
iBFookvale. one mile west Of BRIDGEPORT 3. - =
pike. Property GU be rented for q 60 ~ "
To good pafty ;reaE0n for 4 Hing: 0Wne ~ =,
forp fiinuian inquiie ii The MhaS w y.
- g. A. ECIlAkFkk6V W
Teieph6iie. Real Estate aud Sl0ck B1Lses-.
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THE FESTIVE PLUMBER.

i. ~ III Il EESIIfEg Buh BEHs
This is,a Pfopitious season for Him-The
Depth Of the Frost. 3
This has been profitable season thus
lar for the plumbers. They have had
plenty Of work to engross their time and
attention, and at times they, have had
more than they conld attend 70. II the
popular belief about the plumbers profits
holds good, one may expect to see the
Wheeling plumbers families hieing of to
the fashionable summer resorts in q few
months, while the boss plumbers will
sport diamonds as big as walnuts.
The number Of pipes that have burst
this season has been unusually large,
much to the sorrow OF neat and tidy
housewives who, find that not only are the
walls OF her house ldampened and stained
and her carpets injured, but her house
must be torn up by. the ruthless hand OF
the plumber in search of the break. "A
bursted water pipe is q thing to be- dread.
ed tits pretty nearly as bad as q food. The
cause OF this widespread bursting Is sup
posed to have been the number OF sudden
changes in the weath her that have prevailed
this season. ~ Is
The breaking pipes have caused nanyto
believe that the water!mains are In dam
ger from the frost. This however, is o
false impression all the mains and nearly
all hetlre plugs in this city are In q good
condition and there Is very little occasion
for alarm. Nearly all OF the mains are,
buried below the reach OF the. frost. 1t is
syariously estimated that the frost has
reached q depth Of from a TO 81 feet. The
gravediggers say thatit isdoNn 4 feet.
Its probably down aboutas far as Il will.
90 tiiis season. The number Of fires burn
ing in the streets at present are in q ma
iority. OF cases for the purpose OF heating
up the gas mains and thereby securinga
better flow Of gas, especially for the street
lamps Some ofsthe fresaye about the
fire plugs When a plug becomes frozen.
npiit takes about 10 bushels Of coal TO get
itsthawed ont and I'M good condition again,
Guentl,er schneile Goes d The penitsntlary,
Yesterday enther schnelte, the mnr-
derer Of his uncle, De. G. Schuchardt,
whom be claimed was his father, was
taken TO AfoundNille and placed in the
penitentiary for FIVE years. It;wiIl be re.
membered that Schnelle convicted and
sentenced aboutthree months ago; but on
motion Of his attorney q stay d, proceed
ings was granted for sixty days. Somoye
having been made by his attorneysinth
time, nothing remained TO do but to take
the prisoner To the penitentiafy. schnelle
Iis q lucky person as soon as he had fired
the shot that ended DR.. Schuchafdk's
careerh he sent q bullet into his own head
inHipsiag Q wound that It would seem
could result In nothing but degth, yet that
gave,hi but little tronb bic, and then alter
alongtriaI, during Which he was on the
point Of being set free two or three times,
lhewas conyicted OF voluntary tnanslnghter
only and geptenced u but five years. He
Is much indebted tos this 10 the able
efforts made in his behalf by his counsel,
Col. Nv. w. Arnett. e.
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on CRY, Pa, Feb. q. National transit certif.
Gates opened az highest 81 q. lowest
closed at 81 sales coo barrels clearlnees
runs 12l barrels shipments Is igi
barrels; charters 80 barrels on city on isx.
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TWestetn.EupeIi1f
s. S5iti 20 Rhee
2 winter red en0l
7laiElc. May
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,Witcli.Hasel, American Pine. Canada Fir,
MarigOll, and Clover Blossoms.


For lie tolleil and prey6ntion,
tho his aft &c Il applied, u hcI.
liatlsui NenmlRia eGlalita,
Coughs Colds, yy0ik Baelt. s tom.
lehl and Bowels Sd ting RRiiig,
Suinhntf, HyAtetia, feulale
h4lilA, kaipitAlion, pysi,g rala,
Liver Complaint. Bilious Fewer.
Nalafia, aud i.rliefnics. ute Col.
Inn RiMleil tau Elceitic Battery
combined Wiih D n9ftus rlhtlefil
fnd hugh " pain ~, esegy-
Rhefel iep2AIhaw
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The following coriyeyances OF real estate
were adm lifted To record by Recorder Hook
yesterday
a deed made February "a, 1856, by
Chas. w. Ffansheim and vile to Henry
sFrieg, ofpart Of lot 40. y, in square No.
,eT. situated on the west side Of Woods
street, between Thitty-ninth and Four
tieth streets, Tor $500.
IA deed made February % by Nicholas
Neidert and vile to Henry .. Hubbard IN
consideration OF s, 900, OF Q lot IN the DIS
tfiet Of riiadelphia, containing about one
acre.
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Thsr,nometnr Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as Observed at schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterlay::
"a. Ns2g, Y ", &:
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( Ms. Gregg, Of Pittsburgh, is a'guest at
the residence Of Hon. Benjamin Fisher,
IN fEnnrtaenth atreet = Is. 81 IA
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FoR RENT.

One seven roomed Honse, with as aud u
room, on South Front street. Three d. tptr
Houses with gus and BATH room, on South NJ
street One eight fo9med aolse, With q /, 4.
tage on Delaware street. One Owe r0Omtd On
onlD Delaware street, stAbleOn lot One lvE Tsla
Cottage on Kentucky street, stable 90 VI q
three roomed Cottage on Ohio street. staes al
Is 5fa0Q ? 7fIT5 = ] Ef0Nl
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t1IlAI4HV htUtk HU UIuEt IIuNU VIltItu.l
TnusvlaLss PA, Feb. 2S-N Rti6nai Transit CERT.
tcates opened At 70; highest 81 n; lowest 5S "a;
closed a. 81 shipments FOR Tie entire oil 10
sinns lal runs for the etitire Oh regions
~ 1sg barrels. charters S5i2ss barrels. Z
K NEW YoHg, Feb. 2j-petoleum excited and
higher; United 81 refined g. ~
4 AfElNeels ND Fob. . Petroleum highef.re.
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ARour PEopIE.

strangers In tho CITY and wheeling FOLDS
Abroad.
Hon. John w. Mason, Of Grafton, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. w. IS. Wiley, Of tho New Maritime
Vile Democrat, Is In the city.
Ed. Gruber is lying quite III with typ:
hold fever at his home on Fifteenth street.
Hon. JohnJ Davis, Of Clarksburg, was
on tie floor Of the, House OF Delegates yes
terday. e.
William Taylor, agent for q. s. Feeny,
is out the Baitimorei& Ohio railroad on
business. ~
Ex.Delegate Sep. Hall, otNyetzelcounty,
isamong the prominent West yirginians
inthe city. ~
Ms, Gregg, Of Pittsburgh, is a'guest at
tile residence; Of Hon. Benjamin Fisher,
on Fourteenth street. Y
n. Perry Jacobs, Esq, editor Of the New
Martinsyflle Messenger, companied by his
wife, arrived in the city last evening.
Hon. W. I. Thompson, Of Huntington,
the State Treasures lee, arrived In the
city yesterday and registered Of the Stamm
House. ~ g; g
Mr.. Cork, OF Roane county, who is! to
be the clerkin the State, superintendent
OF Schools Office under Prol Morgah, Is in
the city.
Messrs. Henry stamm, John Piarr,
Theodore Schneider and VIM. Kreiger ar
rived home late last evening from New
Orleans, where they have been spending
the past two weeks. They lad o very
pleasant time, sbut ut the same time were
glad to get home again. q
3 Mr.. A. #, lyilmoth, who las served 50
efficiently In the office Of State snperin:
tendent Of Schools Butcher, has been ap.
pointed general agent for West Virginia
ior5 q. II. Andrews q Co, the Office,
bank and school furniture manufacturers
Of Chicago. HeSwill probably make this
place his headquarters. s.ss X I. :,
Ben. Fisher, Esq, and Maj. Thomas
Norton returned last evening from q
Southern tour They are among the hfst
Of Wheeling's pilgrims to return from the
New Orleans Exposition. They visited
,s!.tlethey were gone nearly all the pfii-
cipalS Southern cities and expressed them
selves as very well pleased with what
they, saw. n 4 \ n ~
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Dry Goodl.

/ NEW YORK, Feb. q. The general demand has
been outlet with % ialt business Islehea, though
chiefly through ptirciias OF city jobbefs whose
blisttie dali increases wing to the snow storm
iast night buyer MAKE tetaaf li1Ss viii much
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Il & Y !, kets. Is
NEW. YoRE, Feb. q Money easy at 1allI 4 peis
cent Prime mercantile paper la5 percent Sterling
Exehangs bankers q, bills outlet and 81
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a1e,u adperttse,,1ents.
GM1TH RoUoHELL's

Bicycle aud BolleF Skating Combination Mn /,
hibit at the Excelsior Rink, Martins Fem. OS,'
Friday afternoon and evening, February n N
Prices susual. Doors open atl.SOa and 6 81 4
Music by the Excelsior Band al both re,io,,,,'
and every evening during the week. ~
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EyoRIsAI,E

valuable Real nta.s on n. z cotnst my; y
fourth and Market streets, In the CITY o. MI ,s.s
viva. Lot IL feet by 90 feet; now oeeap@ gsi
u. Ellithts q wagon and blacksmith @0H
3 Wv kooE4Spo.
{. 40 100 MG,Eet stNG
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MEMBERS Of Legislature invited L
call and see our stock.
JACOB M. 6RUBB,
Jeweler. Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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Myitwo.story ELECTROMAGNETIC No @s tSs'
street, Wheeling Island.
Price low and terms eASy.
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rnEIIsNow.ANpEsLusln3.. !.

~ =. ~ ~ - - ~ II V! -
AsHorribie mixture In the Streets = The
NJ Rivers Riso.7
( When thecitywo up yesterday morn
ing there was q white mantle OF snow
nearly q otdeep over everything. When
the inhabitants retired last night there
was nothing but horrible slush in the
streets. During the early part Of the day
people wore keptbasy cleaning their side
walks, digging out theirgntters and shovel:
ing thesnowotff theirroots. The weather
was moderating all day and further snow
orrain was threatened. The snow melted
just enough to mako IL slushy and mixed
withthe SCOT that was plentiful, madesit
very disagreeable for one 10 be out There
were several out in sleighs, butithe sleigh
ing was notsof the best. IS
The threatening Indications Of more
snow, and very likely rain, and the con-
itinuai melting 81. the heayysfaiisof snow
did not tend TO allay the apprehensions
felt by some in regard to the river. Il Is
not to be denied that there Is; probability
of q big rise and that conside fable damage
will be done 70 steamboat property. Res
ports MS Il. the effect Of the storm and the
melting OF the snow at head watefs will.
probably be received to-day.
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A motion to strike out the appropria.
ton ior the State Eth Gommissionefs
caused considerable debate. Nh. Hover
male opposed the motion, because he
hopedthat fish, being o brain food, might
be cnItivated until q Legislature could be
secured that would have more brains and
less tongue. The moIionwas lost.
Under the head, ITO pay interest on
money borrowed Of the school fund, 81
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iFoelR RENT
Or SAFE.

The DcsIIable Residence on The cOncr olT.l1lI
and Fsff street, now occupied by Df. HtSaasI;
contains six large rooms and several mallnla
K Is - JAMES /. 1IAw[EY,
y faQo lI10 Main stfl4
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SaIamds

WANTED TIIoRoU ~, NTERs
wv pfiSlnR young man or woman 70 iate
outlFOS control Of OUT husiness IN -Four eity ~
which W. eau sguAtantec 81 O. day. NO manual
siAiior and btsnsss pefiectly easy and cam re
qnising NOT over. three hours attention each day
Send 81 90 i1f samples y. III a
SyAsHlN GT0N MoNuafENrGn,
felsls s y & sH9shlng tdn, u O.
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Addrcs y II. CALpNhs
AZ Broker In Nortsage lnins e! e.
des.s ,iss z. seycnt,, Street, saint Ian. A!4A
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Cotton.

z NEW YORK, Feb. rs Cotton dun. futures am; .
February Il 49c: March 4 Sic; April li.b7c May
l1eIci june u, July u August ii. 80 Sep
tembef il .42rt October N0yenibef II. 7bcs
December 10 TIC y ~ + - ~
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BRApFoRp. Pa Feb 81 Crude oil excited and
higher Wi no continued upward tentla rams,
Tuesday as barrels total shipmehts b le2 hat.
rels; charters .eIi barrels cleafanceS e0l 900
barrels: United Transit cart ates opened n 5sn
and closed az 81 the highest ptice q de dayi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-26
iEoRsALE-Co SEAT

( Ten acres Of choice high bottom lGSt a y 4 II
below Wheeling, on Ohio River a1 Hn! y " Ii tss
n1psosed sSSSIIEsaIst SatSateG ID
maple. sugar and poplar trees. Ab0'
don Of fruit trees. Apply 70 ,.,a v.ttt.E
N lfl'ii w. ". HO6K 4 BKO1 - - n Z
Or r. W. MORROW, on tho ptsIn1ee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-26

ircostsbut City cents 70 SET nd otrheu-
inatism by 81. jacobs OIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-26

.Bettatre Ohio, 7saIeas. y r.
Tho Second Branch of Wheeling ,Coun-
Gil last night passed % res flntion by IN
unanimous vote asking the Legislature to
appoint a committee % apply to the Leg.
islature, Of Pennsylvania asking for the
purchase and anne ation TO Pennsylvania
ofthe counties OF West Virginia known
as. the Panhandle. The resolution was
not acted upon in the First Branch OF
Council. Tie industrious and enterpris:
ing part OF that State arc getting tired Of
the bourbonism aud oppression Of their
rulers that has made Of them hewers Of
wood and drawers ofwater for the balance
OF the State. Z x
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-26

fHoUsE FOR SALE.