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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

GOVERNOR HuAulY saturday opened the
Ohio Democratic campaign by a speech a.
Hamilton, o. /, can safely be said thu, il
is the only tair and square discussion o; the
issues at stake that has yet taken place in
our ueich5or State \ very thorough a..
,uact OF the Governor remarks are pub
Esbsd on tbr ,hlrd page Of this impression.
lie does not dodge al issue nor shirk .
SIR IL point. 5u, meets them al, plainly aud
honestly. never 81 rviug from the princi-
PIES aid toau 10 the platform on which he
stands. The oloody-sbir;is,n OF SHEEvNN
snd tn "tnaidl- OF Mr. FoElNEE are dis
sscred stripped of their flourish and rhe'o-
rio and barred Of all their sophistry By the
. 'ain tongue OF the Governor He handles
SsEEvAN without gloves in his d scussiOn
OF Ohlos affairs and cuts the ground from
under him by ita,ion Of the six months
work Of President CLEVELAND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

TuE r, publican party have ina1gara'ed
two issues over in Ohio for the csnpaiga.
One is to- bloody shirt which Senator
SHERMAN IL handling with the same yigor
he shook it twenty years ago, aud The
other Is Judge FoRANgEs apology for
SugEvAvs course. Tn rank and tile Of
the party are all in fiddle 10 ano" which
issue TO advocate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

THE suit for testing the Civil Service law
to be brought in the United States Circuit
Court in New York. will De one OF mach
importance to the people, as it isto define
the constitutional power Of the President in
appointing to office The case Is likely to
be carried to me uited' States Supreme
Court for final decision. There is diver.
si,y OF opinion 3he.hey this was ori1iua'el
by the friends or enemies Of Civil Service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07
VAhUAs
6ENWl Cd PROPERTY FOR SALE

II UUg>U ASCE Of \ DECREE or Tds
1 Circuit Court o! Ohio county entered o. ~
tfa lay Cd: Cy'0.rr LIST, IN the case c. =. =.
.'u,d'S Admir- - Mary y Good and olher' Stl
'r a. Ps.,ae ssl III DI.Ir' 20 s"t purchasers, The
.yoFlug dtscr. Ded 70. e.'a:s ,itGt In the toFJ
coo FgEa COL, ". Va, d lpggiNg 20 the e>'s:N OF :
H. tC't. sset. ,on>'st'DG Of los Sarrs o: %
tu and .ying b. wyCH 'he OaiD S.rrv railroad and
he h;o TNe-. as 10 acres 81 sIr.AC. and - ace
o. o's, ,ytrF t-eeu The 8. Il - rt..roAi and To-
top Of u hi l.
\ pat has beer nae Of .aii bottom land. and i;
Nil te a IN bg.8suX .y;s II desired 10y pgrcaas-
e.
rGEv> oy S.IE-Oue-thiri d. the purcha'e money
a1d - much more ths purchaser may elPC, a
say, 10 cash and be residue ia two equal snuIA.
plYUeat', With lltar II i-Osn ;hs day % sale tn
purcta giving personal security :nr the 'e'-rrei
p'yucI &. and the titls TO b. ali Ell until the pay
Eent Of the IIIehsse mo@ey IN Jul.
For .u'trr' TartiCU - spr.s 20 the Unjs-sSUe
a. NJ. 10 ChA.lEs sJEcCs, wheeling, ". Va.
:. JONES,
S1sCIa. COMMIT, st0ler.
Gerry thaf hori h'' been given by tn sp1vs
uaU 81 ~psy!s. QCn:li,>icus- = ra,lui-sl be the
sJ.G t',r.s. JOHN ". NItCHELL.
G'--gsHt Cox.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07
Stockholders heatinl.

TIE ASNUAL NE TIM oE THE STOCK.
4 hoi,rs Q: the II Belle I.oa Works Tor the esec-
tiya OF seven cjgsctor, - serve t,s the euIsiuS
year aud the Transaction of other bu'!ue'S will be-
held 1t toe oti.a u the coGplay ~ Tuesday, sap
;c 4JSs ;. I>,s at O'Clock 4 u.
a. ROBINSON.
ay-s.l ssr-.S Se.ratarv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

A NATIONAL Republican det-at don stop
their order FOR campaign funds. They have
been bleeding the Washington clerks so
lcrg tbs, it has become force OF habit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

Tss yler County Star last week came
cut VI der H. management Of its new editor,
Nj. X l. B9asuAN. We Ike the rim, Of
his saluratCry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

Pn...r.N- ClEEsIANp viii arrive in
Washing on next Wednesday. Nos, boys.
!Crxard. d,ubl- quick march
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n.U>uAY. sLPrEMnER =. 1885.

Tns Albuquerque II. NJ Journal SAYS
Il VI tts.srANu wants a second term h.
must marry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07
BETHANY COLLEGE,
EKnnKE CnnNTY. ". Va.

BROOKE COUNTY, ". VA,
v III begin Il, 18th session September rs, 1855. II
D., the ,nu.t noted college 81 our tate having nov
20 Alumni. Il has Jour Col eye Degree Courses: Th'
Classical. the SCi.UtidC, the Ministerial and the
Ladies Course. The College is nov about fret Of
debit and vii! make an cn,rt for en.arsHg its en-.
duwment and its patronage. Examine us cla'ni
ant send up your and daughter 20 II for cO,7gf
drill For iUr.GCr Information Apply 10 Prot.
II. "oolrry Tor catalogues, or
iyg7oCti DIR. ". X. PESD,ETOE, Pres.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
LEXINGTON, Va.

Instruction IN the usuI scader..c studies az he
tie protes-.O schools II law ard Ers!n1"r!hs
iC.U..u'. E.ai'a'T'; cEypn-cE moderate. session
"g"',' sn,' mh': H. For cg'ai,g." ldira-s %, !nrI
~ IL" !ecI.ty."
nmb =. ". :. L..E. Prrt:I,4t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

GAZE OF I-LhED Real ENrAlE-hEE ~.
y y one Desirable LOIS ~ Daniel Zane h0n@
s;Cad Tract.
In pursuance OF a dc cree o. the supreme cont o.
Appeals OF " est Virginia entered 10 thr i,ra. 3
the Circuit Court o. ohio County, ". Va o" tie
lI'h cay OF July 1875 tn the use Of q. en- ..F
and Others agaihst Indiana Networks az "'..n
the undersigned Special Commissioners r... 30.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -, I%SJ,
beginning at goclo,k a. NJ sell al pah.i. $40 '....
al the front door Of the Cont Housr 81 nt.. ,l..
IS, " Va, IN. following dr'c.r,l r.r I'D,.r'7
situated on -hse,Ing island r. III" 'ItN n. F o..
ing, w. Va, tina IL TO say: Tho HnrtI 0rn..a .'
the honest, nd tact Of lsLi" XiI 90. (. ..a".! '"a
whole Of which tract contained twenty =
All one rod, more or less.
Under the authority Of the .Iid decree 90. -
commissioners hay" cau-ed ia" property Zoo '.i.
gii' d IN to convenient pa'C".-, aUt 'HF. ...s ''
streets and a. eyS through the sau,". '''"
ing such larcva, tt:oets and a.I'ys ht' 'r'n 90"
pare", and m9y b. seen at n" '".r' .i'....'
uiilte OF Grrgp HODk Clerk o. ne 'uHT.. ..
'uEtej copies n said pa m1- BE- rhi na
ion 10 The unI,. lind.
: h' 'aI pr, lr-,y vii BE- "rru-i - D a".'
ii''r~ ari, in the parcels 'aoT" rn pa ''l
49,. b. 'o!i In Whichever way 10y s'a..' %" ..''
AZ 81 ia,"Hus.
TFrHs OF sale Onr-rh.,' a. no ... ...
usrcy o. % much more as the i.rr. a.... ...
asu IL nErd the rrmaiIdrr 3. too. 600.
nj. IJy7l. TSpr r;iyr.s :" '.' =
rom he Sag 81 sac. SIil .. r..-. '-.. .'f ."'
.E, purchase: giy!Ls .l' u"''s .rf O.. i......'
,'s In,nts and the ute h~!1E ...t ....
pay m'Lt OF item. ....,...,.,
II q 20. -'....
--cat. l.a'..
&C. UEEy1Y, AuCtioGnG.
I trItify that bond haq hpca gi.rr .~ . 81
Commissioners as required By l-r't... ....
john " '.I'
spscc.di U,. 's.. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07
FOk SALE OR HEMT.
FOR SALE.
For. SAL.

A TRACT or vAITSHIE LN%J uS ,AAr'
"a line Hiil within The Ciiy im.is
CONTAINS THIHIN-TWO hCHE~'
The land 'ies well is itch and aasy c.'ivato' Il
would ua.r q good .aErkei ,arion OF BE- divide -
d,.I!ahlo building lots
MILAN CARNEY,
Admiuis,sa,o: Tor Estate Of la. ,a'u"g.
suab No. LIS Market sir.I'.
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LAW @GrEx&hG,E

or WASHINGTON MO ~ UNIvEPSIrl
I zen. e. Is. &. lee .'rChi. .'. lr-rrn, lion b,
text bOU<- aid printed Lecture aka cyTrNys y
'tciU!cs or special subjects nv eminent irri,o
Tuition sHH ir' Sci Tor .Ps'.rn {. '.Ge IGO1'uS.)B
-5uuir. -,r'nr.I. z ~. i,r ,siJ.gsuE and hG.l 10
or" alton aitrc,. Char =. Gra'es Professor
Law, Lexington, Va jyfh
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FOR 81 T.

rTHE RESIDENCE 40 lbs -ElENI. s.'..I
j street, owned and .urCcr,. occ.r.i .. '.'
late Er Peter laurr
SoO,uiity o; wheeling Bonds, i',uru' ...,. All
q budding lot On TlirleeLth street
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WAITED.

uIANTED-QUICK, COOP nS MES ~ F IN an.
Ghss 4 Co, odd Fellows Building, Wheeling, w.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:

DOARD AND ROOMS AT MRS. H. II. POR-
ID ters, Corner Fourteenth aud ChaPline stree
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

STU All N AS SUR,E. CAN
w give the : est Of Tcccmnt ndatioas. For par-
tiCulals address his Office. sei'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

VvANTEF-A RESIDENT SALESMAN VI
w experience and influence 10 handle the best
line Of Domestic al French WOye Corsets Tor TINS
State on con mi,,ioI. Liberal Terms. address
with Iull particulars, LEWIS SCHIELE Co, S'c
Broadway, New York, auEoraeau
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

u o"". noG g-HT &iu noA.n. S.. "
I ,.,ir -tr.t rlgl.a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-07

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20

The lower part of this house, we'll as the
whole Of the other one, was occupied by
dodgers, most Of whom lose more or less of
their property.
The two houses were insured, each for
$500. and the furniture in both houses for
$500, all in the Prussian National Isurauee
Co., Of which Mr. Rhiemschneider is the
agent here.
Mr.. Sorrenson's house was insured for
$1,000 The damage will amount to $500.
probably.
The dremen worked with will, and were
efficiently directed by their officers. The
heat and smoke was at times overpowering.
Mr.. McCarty was almost choked by the
smoke, and for few moments was uncon-
scious. He was taken into an adjoining
house, and quickly recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vale have the sympathy of
the community with them in the loss they
have sustained. The amount of the insu-
rance will help them somewhat, but there
are many things they have lost besides their
home that money can hardly replace. The
fire police were prompt in getting lines
acroes the street and thus keeping back the
crowd, and leaving the ground clear for the
firemen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

The place to take ''proof of the pud-
din" must be on the cooks galley; but
pi is frequently found in the compost
tom room.
Professor-"Does my question embar-
rass you?'' "Not at all, sir" replied the
student, Kit is quite clear. 1t is the an
swer that bothers me-"
mo-" remarked Fogg at the skating
rink, "the music is not the best ever
heard but it serves admirably to drown
the groaus of the unfortunates."
How did you begin Iife?p the young
man asked the great man. Il didn't be-
gin it," truthfully replied the great man.
ut was here when got here"
Glove on Clutches" is enjoying pros
porous run at New York theater. Per-
haps if certain other plays were put on
crutches, they would also run better.
1t is SAID that bleeding a partially
blind horse at the nose will restore him
to sight So much for the horse. To
open mans eyes you must bleed him in
the pocket.
Paris hospitals are applying instantan-
eous photographing to patients wraeked
with pain, in order to properly demon
strate the various expressions of intense
suffering in cases of hysteria, for instance,
the peculiar contortions are interesting to
medical men and the pictures will help in
recognizing the disease in others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20

efforts, or lack of virtue, our honesty. or our
villaiuies.
These thoughts have been suggested by q
circumstance that has lately come under our
notice. There is a quiet, Christian family
here in town, the members of which have
devoted their lives and their fortunes to the
Advancement Of all that is accounted good.
They have toil4d on year after year, never
allowing q selfish feeling of personal gain TO
check them in the bestowing of charity. OF
GOODNESS of feeling TO cause them to pause
in the work of making those about them
better men and women. They have held
themselves aloof from the giddy whirl Of
Iife's popular pleasures, and the mad rush
for wealth content with the moderate in
come their transformations labors earned for
them. They have always felt that their in
expensive future here on earth was pro-
vided for, as they own the dwelling where
they live, and each one has always found
something to do to help exc out the income
of the sEhole. They have seen a modest
little bank account grow slowly and surely,
and looked forward to quiet, cid age made
comfortable in a modest way by the savings
of their prudent lives. If ever a family had
COON reason for believing that the declining
year of its aged members, the lu8ty man
hood of the middle-aged, and the bright,
early days Of its children would be passed
in freedom from the lurking cares Of poverty,
this was one.
But oh, the cruel irony of Fate In one
brief hour as it were, their hopes are
clouded Ger, and now swift, relentless ruin
stares them in the face. Do you ask, what
is this dire calamity that has befallen them
It's this: Yesterday, there were some
plumbers at work about their dwelling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20
The Tourists.

The Raymond and Whitney tourists who
are now visiting these islands, have re-
turned from their trip to the Volcano, and
they express themselves delighted with their
journey. The party consisted of R. G.
Washburn and wife, Miss A. NJ. Prescott,
Messrs. G.. NJ. Horton, 4. f. Newell, S. F.
Whitehouse AMI A. 7. Smith. They met
Sir Kenneth Cummings, Miss Lizzie Good
win, and Messrs. r. W. Podmore and G..
Ramsay on the way, so that the combined
party was quite large one.
Mr. C. C. Harding, under whose care the
first named party wasg found that the &C
commoda tons on the steamer were very
good, and the whole trip made much more
pleasant, if possible, by the care and atten-
lions Of the Messrs. Foster. The tourists
landed at Kealakeakua Bay, where they had
time to visit the Cooke monument. They
were then taken on by the steamer to Puma
Iuu landing, where they took the tram
cars to Pahala, a distance of five miles.
From there they rode>>to the Halfway
house. II miles, in carriages, and after a
rest, went on to the Volcano House, an
other IL miles on horseback. The ladies
enjoyed the novelty of riding Hawaiian
fashion" (that is, astride), and declared it
was the only sensible way to sit on a horse
away out in the country, at any rate.)
When the party arrived at the Volcano
House, they found no one there to receive
them, and it was couple of hours before
the manager turned up Mr.. Thos. Foster
had very thoughtfully sent along a couple
of large boxes filled with eatables, and it
turned out that they were very acceptable,
not to say indispensable.
The whole party went into the crater and
had a fine view of the lake of burning lava.
Those of them who had seen Monsieur Tav-
ernier's picture of the scene declare that
the artist has caught the true spirit of the
volcano, and that the reality is even more
brilliant than the painting. The party
spent two nights and one day at the Volcano,
and have come back to Honolulu fully sat
isfied with the whole trip. They will re-
main in Honolulu, quietly enjoying the
many pretty rides and drives in this imme-
date vicinity, until the 28th of this month
when they return to the States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20
vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

steamship Alameda, II G Morse, from san
Francisco due Feb %
steamship Australia, Chest from San Francisco.
due Feb %
BrIt bark Orient from Liverpool due April
HaW bark Thos Foster, from Newcastle, )
W due Feb 20
steamship Mount Lebanon, D Maxwell, from
Houzkong, via Yokohama, now due
+ BARK Chasca CBrit), from Liverpool
Hsw steam-bark Morning Star, Bray, from BIOS
ten, due Feb
Bark Mendoza, from New York. due Mar I-20
Am brgtne d SpreckelS Fries, from san
Francisco, due at Kahului, Jan 1918
Am blk Ceylon, Barstow, from Hongkong, due
Feb 20
Am ship MeIrose, from Victoria, c, due Feb
1915
Francisco, Feb l3
Brit bark James Blaine, from San Pedro, due
March
Am bark o Whitmore, Calhoun, from Port
Townsend due Mar 10
Am fern Eva from San Francisco. due Mar
Am tern Joseph Russ. from Eureka, due Mar Z
Brit bark Birmah, Wits, from Glasgow. due
April 80
Haw schr Jennie Walker, Holland, from Fam
pIng's Island, due March
Am Brgtne Consuelo, Cousins, from San Fran
cisco, due Mar II
Am bark Amy Turner, Newell, IRON HohSkonS
due March to
p n ) City Of Sydney (Am), Dearborn, from
the Colonies due March Is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20
SHIPPING NOTES.

The stmr Iwalaui brough 1899 bags sugar,
horses, so bdls goatskins, aud 16 hides from Ham
akua.
The stmr James Nakee took away yesterday SO
Japanese cmenl for Lihue, Kauai for Messrs H
Hackfeld & Co.
The stmr w G Hall brought S262 bags sugar -
hays coffee. 16s bags ava, 80 head cattle and liz
pkgs sundrIes from windward ports.
BY the w G Hall yesterday, we learn that the
steam whaIer NarwhaI, Captain Willard, left Ma
laea last wednesday afternoon for here, she VIII
therefore arrive to-day and will leave for the
Arctic.
The Am bgtne Courtney Ford sailed from ka-
hului last Wednesday for San Francisco with
lo,s7o bags sugar, weighing us tons and valued
at 46s, $50 So.
The stmr Lehua took yesterday l3s japanese.
men, women. children, most of them were for
Kahului, and the remaining for Kohalalele and
Paauhau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco per Blk Hesper, Feb 19-H
HackfeId & Co, 2,O2s,743 lbs sugar; c Along & Co,
i go 2O9; Wong Leong & Co, 2l.97O; J I Water
house d Co, II 224. Hyman Bros, 81, 900 lbs riee
Total bags sugar 1874. Total tonnage 1905 tons.
Dom val SII3 ,921
For San Francisco, per bktne Rosalind, Feb 10
w q Irwin & Co, SIS, S53 lbs sugar; c Brewer q
Co. $3.50; Castle & Cooke, 232, 300. Total bags
sugar sOs6. Total tonnage 452 tons. Dom val
444, S571S.
For San Francisco per ok Dacca, Feb GOV &
irwin & Co, ,269,S1I lbs sugar; Castle & Cooke,
IS44I7; II A Widemann, I47 ,269; Theo 81 Davies
a Co. 26I s27; F a Schaeser & Co, 699 ,022. Total
bags sugar "a ,Os6 bags. Total tonnage 1852 tons.
Dom val $II9,41O 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Captain Oats condition continues to i'm
prove, and his friends hope he may fully re-
cover his health ere long.
Messrs. Lyons & Levey held their regular
cash sale yesterday. A varied lot of goods
were disposed Of at fair prices.
+ Tue trial Of the fire extinguishers was a
complete success last evening. -Four bottles
did the business at once.
In the case of the bankruptcy of Kennedy
& Co.. an appeal was taken yesterday by
Mr.. HartweIl, council for the firm, from
the decision Of Judge McCully.
A stroll through one of our lumber yards
is quite suggestive of a ramble in a pine
wood forest. The woody scent is so strong
that all one has to do is to shut their eyes
and make believe" some and the result is
"a picnic--to all intents and purposes.
The U. S. sloop-of-war Hartford will
probably leave San Francisco about the first
of March to visit the Society Islands, and
then come here The vessel may be looked
for about the middle of May. The visit
here will be a short one. probably, as the
vessel is due in San Francisco again on
June LIST.
An incident connected with the fire yes
terday morning was that one man accused
another of insuring his property and then
burning it down (or up as it happened in
this instance). The charge was met by a
vigorous protest on the part of the accused
who inflicted personal chastisement on his
accuser. Result, an appeal to the Police
Justice for a warrant for assault.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20

The tug Pele towed ont yesterday the schr Ros-
alind, and the blk Hesper was lowed out by the
stmr James Makee
During the recent heavy swell at Paauhau,
Hawaii, there was "A landslide Of about 600 tons.
z The bgtne Claus spreckels took in sugar from
the W g Hail yesterday.
The schr Mary Z Foster sails to-day for Wal
1nea and Eleele, Kauai, with so tons coal and 90
tons railroad material Meteor
The boiler Of the 'sHiiaka" has received 4 new
coating Of cement yesterday.
The Office Of the ColIector-General at the Gus
tom House is being thoroughly renovated and re-
pain ted
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20
a Fine MusIcaI and Dramatic
Journal.

Fruend's Music and Drama reaches us
regularly, and always contains great deal
interesting to lovers of art in its highest
and most popular form.
In the number for January oath is no
tice of the temperance of that great actor
Edwin Booth in the character of Iago,
in Shakespeare's "Othello.' 1t is claimed
by not few critics that Iago is the great
character of that play, and Booth has
studied the part until he has made it his
own. We know of hardly any greater in
tellectual treat than to see him in this or in
Hamlet"
+ Our old friend Bandmann is :'starring it"
in Western New York. And those who re-
member his representations of histrioaic
characters while here two years ago, will not
be surprised to learn that he has had very
successful tour while playing ''Shylock" and
Richard III
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20
The Irony of Fate.
lCONIMCNICATED.I

To one who watches the strange, and often
inconsistent changes that take place in the
lives of men, the thought must often come
up that he who once misquoted two cele-
brated lines By misplacing comma was not
far wrong when he made them read
There is a divinity that shapes our ends rough,
Hew them rs will"
1t would seem at times as though fate ="
prescribed what was in store for US ire
speetive of our modes of living, or moral
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-20
PASSENGERS.

For san Francisco, per bark Dacca, Feb 20-Mr
Carsler, wife and children, Jno Richie and F
Fletcher.
From Hamakua, per stmr Iwalani, Feb 10
w III Daniels, Geo Irvine, y Irvine and II deck
For Kauai via Waialua, per James Makee
FEB I9-Madame Cora and SO deck.
From Maui and Hawaii per w G Hall, Feb 10
r q Washpurn and wife. Miss NJ y Prescott,
whitehouse, \ f Smith, G NJ Horton, T a Newell
r Podmore, Miss Goodwin, K w Cummings, Z {
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BY AUTHORITY.

On Wednesday, the 18th instant, His Majesty
the King received in audience at Iolani Palance,
Tiro Nakamura, Esq, His Imperial Japanese
Majesty's Consul, and 2. Nakayaula, Esq, Score
tsry TO the Japanese Consulate.
NJ. Nakamura and Mr.. Naka yama were met at
the entrance Of the Palace by Colonel Ed"d. ".
Purvis, vlce-Chamberlain, and received at the
head Of the stairs by His Excellency the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. and thence escorted TO the
Audience Hall.
His ExcelIency the Minister of Foreign Affairs
presented TO His Majesty Mr. Nakamura, who
then presented his Secretary, Arr. Nakayama.
His Majesty was attended on this occasion by
Ria E1ceIlency Hon Walter NJ. Gibson and by
Colonel f. w. Purvis
Au0lani Hale, Feb. Is, 1885.
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