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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-27

Mr.. EDITOR In view of the recent fire
in this city, should like to direct attention
to the Sailors Home, which I regard as one
of the most dangerous buildings in the
place. A fire there could scarcely fail to be
anything short Of disastrous. The building
is old. and would burn like paper; and if it
should catch fire at night the unfortunate
occupants Of the upper rooms would almos:
surely share the fate of the building.
am, Sir. yours, &c,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-27

fatigued him beyond measure. Two
weeks before his death he was con-
siderably better, being able to work
and drive out for recreation. Nearer
the end he was insane, and would
scream: my head is box OF cOlOrs."
He afterwards lost consciousness. and
died of Inflammation of the brain.
His wife and mother were present at
the death bed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-27

Hans Makart, the Austrian Painter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-27

All Orders Promptly Executed. and Samples sent
Oh Application.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-27
HOW no SAVE THE SNIP.


HOW TO SAVE TIRE SHIP.
As the people are not ready to create
banking department of our Government,
as they should, to regulate our home cur
tency for the use of the industries, which
would be good for all time.
Do this: Call the Legislature together.
and let them remonetize our native coin, all
of it, and United States standard dollars to
legal tender coin only. and redeem all silver
certificates in legal tender coin. Say nothing
about United States gold coin in the bill--it
will take care of itself, and be always well
come here, without giving it legal boost at
great expense, and a legal tender endow-
ment at the expense of our more useful coin
If anyone thinks the above outlined bill,
if made law, would not tide rs over our
present difficulty (Which our gold law never
will until our export values arc greater than
our imports), and produce good measure
of value for home use, let him give his
reasons.
This is now, by law. gold base "
country-perhaps, more properly, we should
say, base gold country, as by law we are
required to sell, receive dues, pay debts
tariffs, taxes, &C., in United States gold
coin and there is none to pay it with. We
have not seen but one piece here for twelve
months, and that was keepsake.
Respectfully, &c,
JNo N. HoRNkR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-27
Honolulu, Jan. Is, 1885.

Mr.. EDITOR: Sir-I never heard or saw
any objection made to sore or sick horses
unless for CHAMBERS, in all the countries 1
have been in.
It would be better for the Board that is
appointed to seek out in parts of the dis
trict where horses are sore and sick land
hungry and compel the owners to attend to
them or get 1t done, for Chinese or natives
will not do it without compnlsion, and some
whites also.
And if the Board is paid they ought to
make it part of their time to see them and
show the owners how to wash and attend to
them, in place of killing them when they
can. Yours,
HANTNN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-27
CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made. opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-27
PRECAUTION.

Mr.. EDITOR In your issue of Jan. 10,
Mr.. Cummings, or rather his hOopilinleGGi
(for Mr.. Cummings did not write the article
in question: make frequent use of my name
in his fabrication against his neighbor, not
withstanding the fact that 1 expressly for
babe him doing so.
I would here state that have never re-
ceived anything but the most courteous and
gentlemanly treatment at the hands of Mr..
Unna.
With much respect, remain,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

an SAlURDAI. THE 1HIRTIErH DAY OF
~ MAY, lsSS, IL gnuing At 10 o'clock n. m, NJ
ih- frrLt duIr oil the court House Of Ohio county
wet kirsinis, by virtue Oi a deed OF trust maze
and executed by Vim. X. EIson and Mary J. Elson
bis vie 10 the undersigned trustee, beariug date
the ia GAY II November lSs? and recorded IN the
Office Of the Cleik OF the County Court OF Ohic
county, West Nin,inis in need OF Trust Book No.
49, al page numbered three hundred and one and
thee hundred and two will sell, at public auction,
the following described property, 10 wit: All that
certain piece OF land ground situate on Fifteenth
street, in the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, IVES
Virginia, that Is 10 say: the parts OF lots numberet
thirty.two 49, and thirty i've ISL In Grahams ad
dition TO the city Of Wheeling, at the time OF the
date OF said deed of trust owned and occupied by
said WIN. X. Elson and Mary }. klson, togethei
with the buildings and improvements thereon and
the appurtenances thereuntO belonging, icing the
ssme property conveyed 10 the said Wm. X. Elson
and Mary J. Elson by several deeds dated r.sPec-
lively, January 9th, 1859, MAY 10Th, 1878, and No
clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county West Nir
Cina, in Deed Books No. IS, page ~, No. g., page
81, and No. 81, page 81 respectively.
TERMS OF SAlE-Onethird OF the purChaU
money and a. much more as the purchaser may
elect cash in hand; the residue thereof, with intel
est, In two equal instruments, payable in one and
two years respectively from the day Of sale, the
purchaser 10 give his notes, with good security foi
The deferred payments and the legal title TO b. 70
tanned until the purchase none is paid In full.
Title believed to bC perieCt bat selling a. trustee
] will convey only such title Is vested In me 10y
said deed OF trust. WIN. NJ. RICHARDSON,
TfrnsteA
WV. II. HALLRR, Auctloncer. spl9i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST BBAR-
ID ing date the 2Sd day Of February, 1851, made
by Christian Scibke aid Rate SciOke his wife, 10
as trustee and recorded IN deed Of trust book No.
II, page 40, Of The land rcoords Of Ohio county,
West Virginia. the said trustee will, on
SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1855,
Sell at public auction, at the front door OF th" Court
House OF said Ohio county, commencing at 10 O'Clock
O. m , the following described real estate, TO wit:
Thirty feet 0f OF the north side Of lot umbere1
six eight 6s) In Joseph CadWcls addition 10 the
city Of hseliDg, in Ohio county in the state OF
West Virginia said part Of said lot IL situate and
fronts thirty (30l feet the west side Of Chapne
street between Twenty sixth and Twenty seyenth
streets and extends back In Westerly direction Of
even width ATTY six 1861 feet more or ley 10 Locust
street In the Sixth ward o. said city.
raid property il the same which SN conveyed 10
the said Christian Scihkc by Samuel N. Hamilton
and wfip 10y deed dated the ~ day Of February,
Is.4 and recorded in the clerks ofce OF the County
Court of Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed Book
No. CT, pages i2I and-i25.
TRIMS OF SALE One third Of the purchase money
shall he paid in cash On day Of sale; one third
thereof in one year, vitSntereSt, and the remain.
der thereof in two years with interest from day OF
sale, the purchaser giving his Totes With god -
curty for the deferred payments, AMI the Legal It'll,
To the property TO BE retained until the purchase
money shall have been paid ~ !GIl.
ap25i u. q. BARR, TRUSTEE.
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Commissioners Sale.

IN TIE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
i West Virginia.
Patrick J. Gilligan, administrator d.
bonis non Of VIM. Giligan, deceased In Cbsncsrv
vs. !" N"AH'e'y
Thomas Emmett Gilligan and others.
1Le Undersigned special commissioner hereby
gives notice that pursuant to the auth GRITTY vested IN
him by deere made by said court on the sd day
ul June 1854, lac will, Un
SATURDAY, MAY 16, A. ID. 1888,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. IA sell at public auc'
ton 10 the highest bidder at the front door ot the
Court House Of sad county In the city OF wheeling
West Virginia, the real estate OF which said william
ligan died seized and possessed, that Is TO say:
part Of lot number thirty. nine tS In the addition
10 the city Of Wheeling laid out by William Chap.
lire and John foH and bounded and described ~
iollows Beginning AT the northeast corner ~ said
lot, same being the southwest corner OF Main and
Twenty third streets; thence running westwardly
with Twenty-third treet sixty one feet; thence run.
ming southwaTdly and parallel with Main street
twenty one feet thence caswardly and parallel with
Iwenty-third street sixty'on icet 10 Main street
and thence running with Main street 10 the place
Of beginning, Icing The part OF ssd lot conveyed TO
said lillian Giigan by Hannah HuScman and 9th.
by deed dated June 18th, 1875, and now Of record
among the public land records Of said county.
Upon the portion OF said LOT Aforesaid there Is erect
cd that new and valuable brick building formerly
occupied by Bad William Gillgan As q saloon and
residence.
TERMs OF SALE-One-third Of the purchas.
money, and as much more thereof a. the purchaser
shall elect 10 pay, cash In hand ON tho day OF sale
and the residue there's payabl" in two equal install
ments in one and two yeaIs from the day OF
saIe with interest from that day, the pur.
chaser to give his notes for the deferred payment
With personal security thereon satisfactory 10 thu
undersigned, and the title 10 the property 10 be
taincd until the payment IN tuli Of the puIch~,
money. ALFRED IaLDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
J. &. HERvRY, AuCtioneer.
! hereby certify that above named Special Com
missioner has given bond and security such in tn,
penalty OF $500 a. required by law aud - decree
THOMAS VI. OAR Al,
Clerk Of said Court.
WHEELING, April .. 1885. apit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08

After the los OF One-iuurth Of her Udder, and
her milk reduced 10 an ayersge Of 80 pounds day,
she made IN seven days II pounds ounces butter,
showing conCluSiyey that she Vas capable OF making
over % pounds week before the injury % her
utGCr.
. When 81 months in milk.
Z When 10 months and days m milk, showing
an ave age for year, rs 2-year old, % GD pounds
butter.
Lilly made a pound of butter to 2O.47
pounds of milk; Orient, to 1925 pounds;
Princess Of Wayne, to 2l.20 pounds; Prairie
Flower, to 22,7 pounds; Oatka, to 22.S
pounds; Princess Sd, to 1913 pounds;
Georgia, to 1913 pounds; Sybil I'd, to q
pounds; Dewdrop, to 22O pounds; Jennie
Lind, to 24O6 pounds; Holland Jewel, to
1854 pounds; Success, to 2O.49 pounds;
Gift, 10 26.7 pounds; Frohc, to 300
pounds; Florsbsl, TO 2S.S pounds. All the
animals named are now in their herd, ex'
cept two, of which they have the offspring
The ten 2-years averaged II pounds and
10 ounces each per week; the three 3-yesrs
averaged l6 pound and II ounces each PEI
week; the sixteen 5.years and over averaged
70 pounds and 9! ounces each per week
the entire Twenty-Five of all ages averaged
II pounds and / ounces each per week;
best tHeiVe, lnCluuluS OHe year. a'SAeSoN
2l pounds each per week.
One cow made 2O7 pounds and 81 ounces
of butter in sixty days; one cow made 100
rounds and lO4 ounces of butter in thirty
DAYS; one COW made 81 pounds and }
ounce OF butter in thirty days;
one COW made IS pounds and I
ounces of butter in thirty days; one COW
made 20 pounds and liz ounces OF butter
in thirty DAYS; one COW made 81 pounds and
lOI ounces Of butter in thirty days; one
cow made g. pounds and 1 ounces OF butter
in twenty.one days; one 3-year-old heiter
made 76 pounds and l23 ounces OF butter
in thirty days.
The Messrs. Yeomaus make no claim to
having one Of the largest herds, but they DO
claim to have the most uniformly choice
one, with best milk and butter records.
With a herd of less than thirty-6ve COWS Of
various ages, giving milk during these trials
.hey ask: Where is there herd OF any
breed that can make a like shoTing2
Princess of Wayne (954), calving at .
wears and 9 months, gave 2O,459 pounds
and Q ounces of milk in one year, the
LARGEST record oil any living Holstein COW
Her weight at close Of record was l,4I5
pounds.
April q, 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
aBbeeIins Bssistes
SUFFER- RECORDS.
The Best Butter Records for Two and Five
Year-Olds.

The Best Butter Records for Two and Five
Year-Olds.
The remarkable Holstein heifer Aggie I'd
Herd Book, No. 1860, imported when
calf BY Messrs. 7. G. Yeomans 4 Sons,
Walworth, n. Y, has made the following
wonderful records, which have never been
squalled BY any tWoyeArold: l7,T46 pounds
2 ounces Of milk in one year; IL pounds s
ounces OF butter in one week, when three
and one, half months in milk; ii pounds 3
ounces Of butter IN one week when ten and
oneffth months in milk-indieatiag an
average OF 60 pounds of butter in one
year.
At FIVE years nine and onehslf months
she again comes the trent with the largest
butter record ever reported of any Holstein
COW. During the late extremely cold
weather she made IL pounds II ounces Of
butter in three days, Is pounds 6 ounces
in four days, 20 pounds ounces IN
seven days, lO5 pounds l04 ounces in thirty
days, and POI pounds 81 ounces in sixty
dsys-which is thought to beat any record
vet made. The average for the entire
thirty days is pound OF butter from POOL
pounds Of milk. The butter was well
washed with water in the churn, then taken
out in the granular form and thoroughly
worked into 3 solid mass and weighed be-
fore sailing. Her weight in March 1885,
was ,225 pounds.
While the Jerseys have beaten the Hol-
stems on butter for one week, no record can
be found Of any Jersey for thirty days or
sixty days equal to that Of Aggie I'd (l36O)
for the same time.
Mary Ann of St. Lambert's record is as
follows:
UnShcd Suited, OF. per h.
100 lbs i or. in 81 day,.....-lO6 lbs i2,2 OF.
IS lbs - ~. in 81 days....--loE lbs OF.
1873 Us "a OF. in % days.
AAGGIE 2D.
los lbs l0< OF. in 30 days .......... Not weighed
l0l los in 81 days............... after saltngl
2O7 lbs 81 OF. sGday,.
or an excess 8 lbs II OF. in two days less
time. Where is Mr.. Fsrlee now2
Butter Records of t. G. Yeomans 4 Sons
Thoroughbred Holstein Cows.
Il is a welLestsbhshed fact that the better
strains of Holsteins are superior to any
other breed for the production of butter, as
well as of milk. The following records
were all made in the herd Of thoroughbred
Holstein COWS of Messrs. I. G. Yeomsns i
Sons, OF Wslworth, Wayne county, n. T.,
and all but three have been made since
January /, 1884. The Messrs. Yeomans
feel that they may justly claim that in but
ter their herd stands far ahead of any other
herd of Holsteins in the country. Several
of their COWS were two or three months
under years, but being over u years their
ages are given as years. These records
we're made in the most careful and accurate
manner possible, many in the winter season,
and are authenticated BY the afidaVits OF
reliable persons. In all their butter rests
the butter is thoroughly washed with water
in the churn, then taken out in granular
form and thoroughly worked in one solid
mass and weighed before sailing, this being,
they think, the only correct and accurate
way to get at the true amount Of butter.
These are not estimates but actual records
for the full time given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
PETROLEUM.
Pittsburg.

PlrTsBURG, May 7.-0il-The market
was weak and irregular to-day, trading
dull; prices opened at 78sc; closed at Tile;
highest 78!c; lowest 765c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 7.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
783c and closed at 77}c; highest 1850,
lowest 7Gsc; runs 60, 44j barrels; total ship,
ments 99,38t barrels; charters 63,0l6 bar
rels; clearances 2,23O,O0O barrels.
Iitusville.
TIrusv1LLg, May National Transit
certificates opened at 7Ssc; highest 7o!c;
lowest 7Gsc; closed at Tic; shipments
for the entire oil regions 99,3Si barrels
runs for the entire oil regions 6O,4Di
charters, 63,O6l barrels.
Oil Oity.
OIL CITY, May Crude Oil-National
Transit certificates opened at 1890; highest
7Ssc; lowest 763c; closed at 1859. Sales
l,l44.O0O barrels; clearances 3, l06,0 900 bar
rels; runs 6O,44j barrels shipments SO, 425
barrels; charters 6S,Ol6 barrels. Oil City
Exchange Stock no Did; $3.50 asked
New York.
NV YORK, May 7.-Petroleum-The
petroleum market was strong at the open
ing and in early dealings made an advance
of J per cent TO ISLE. From that price ii
gradually declined on a steady supply Of
certificates until it touched 76c; later it
rhlled over l per cent and closed at 778c,
a net decline from the opening OF lc.
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decline was checked. Lake Shore Is down
II, Michigan Central Il. St. Paul Il, North
western and Lackswsuna each !, Consoli-
dated Gas and Rock Island each l Omaha
con mon and preferred I, and the less &C
tive stocks generally for smaller fractions.
Erie showed gain OF per cent and Pa
cifc Mail, Oregon Navigation, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, Manhattan consolidated
and Texas Pacific are unchanged. Canada
Southern sold down to % aud rallied to rs.
The total sales to-day were 100000 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
SCROFULA.
r.,derhiIy, Money Couldn't Buy 1t.

t.s ,r,ro-th News and Farmer Of this week says:
4 E-.sslrth Baker, living within three miles Of
,,.F remarked that YsnderbilIs fortune could
hry from Ger what six bottles Of eEIt opeSrIue
- ysa-s have suffered almost death hon
4. L,--fh-s disease, SCrOfulA For years l vas IN
4 10 DO ANYTHING in keeping up my domestic
r., las. October I was induced 70 try SEitts
r. am nd two bottles, and vas 50 much ben
II by A. that purchased four more from aessrA
ttbc.t 4 Johnson, which has almost entirely re-
e.. leel ike new person, and can DO Az
,srr r0usevork. Before l took the 5. ). ;, my
v.s a burden, A. my entire person was covered
II S.r,,. and ia this miserable condition did not
toEga. HAD tried every known remedy, and
4 ,sse ras generally regarded A. tncuraoie. had
! ,1e,tei 6y the bsst physicians 70 no avail.
1, bgrrIi.y rCoDmmend SStt's Specific 70 the
-. Eorthcut Z johnson, merchants At Ac-
- ~ Ws know &Ts. Elizabeth Baker person
I w. are familiar With her case, She Is highly
! mel 10 this community,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
Communication.

Rgr.AgKA,ALA., sept. 2s,lSS4.-About Sky
4 became a-''iCl1d With very disagreeaole sklr
ts,a arth large, dry sores and many crusted PIN
on NV lace, hand. and shoulder. The sore on
Ia. igr eat out hole nearly An inch deep, and
! -.-..,.rors appearance OF one OF the SORES near
1 eve EARNED me very much. l tried all kinds
kagtmtut, but found not hing that seemed to affect
l,,stsp. orally dccideS to try ). ;. :. on ad'
slarhvsician. ard In a short time the sc1hs
r. q fr,su the sores and left my skin smooth and
Ir.,rsidrr :. ;. ;. tho greatest blood medicine
IL an the only thing that will cure the disease
Ia gH.rn vas afflicted. think my trouble wSs,
r,..tol a terrible attack Of malarLal fever, con-
E,ei ,hIIp farming in the TallapOOSa river swamp.
n h. 'g.ra a. nv Office in the court house 81
.lstka. You can refer TO me.
j. /. EHOuEs, Dep. sheriff E.u)7e Co, Ala.
Ia. 81. on Blood 20 skin Diseases m9iled Tree.
'JHT SWIFT -pNCIFIC Co. Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga
SpIhy aughFn Rrus. & Co. and Logan So,, a.
sss and retail, Wheeling, ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08

All trains daily cIcept Sunday.
Pullmans Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
through without change from hi.nhebvillo East 10
Philadelphia and New York. West To Calumbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
II. Louis.
accom- modstlons and any further information ap-
NV 10 JNO a. TOMI.IHSoS, Ticket Agent Ut Pan
Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street, or al City
Ticket Office under MoLure House, wheeling.
JAMEs h~CKEA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohia
r 4. fORD.
Cent Pass and Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh ~
CLEVELAND & PITTSBUR6a r. q.
/NOYDESsED TIME TABLE DP PASSENGER
I Trains corrected November 10, isst-Csntrh
standard Time:
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Order of Publication.

yr,HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
County. city OF Wheeling, TO wit: In the Au-
Iicipal Court Of Wheeling. Rules 1881
Bttsey savery, plaintiff,
Maria Corrier and II. 5. Corner, her husband. auY
Gla,, With Glass, her husband juliet VIII
80 witb William williams, her husband, Flora
RIcbard,on With Frederick Richardson, her hus-
hand. Flora Hastings, Mary DecheIt with Louis
Derbsrt. her husband, and Emma Rurtz, defend
ants. ,,,-,,,,
TIL. object Of this suit Is b. procure decree
,b rein accounting new trustee IN place Of Henry
80 trristae, now deceased, In deed Of trust
made by Dennis savery- 70 Henry Kurtz, bearing
date lie sth day Of February, ls57 and duly re-
S'dad In peel Book No. 81, folio ~ in the Clerks
"a ce n the County Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
mia by which said deed the north ons-hall Of lot
8I, "a I'd ill., situate on the west sde oil koH street
in The sixth ward Of the city Of Wheeliogr West
Vi'gibia was conveyed 70 aid Henry Kurt in trust
low the ale and separate Of add Betsy slavery,
he, heirs and assigns; also, for such other general
TeIiei as the plaintiff case may require Andt AZ
N aripg from adsSit fltd In this cause that the
S.ssndsnts Ruby Glass and - Glats, hsr hns-
Tend MAYA CorTier, ID. 8. CoHier, Juliet Williams
WiII.sm williams, Frededk Richardson, Flora
pirhardnou and Emma Kurt are non-residenn Of
he State Of West SrEinLa, nov ota ia ina tn.
IsS ~ This court TO Wit: on the 18th day o. June,
sss or eitfer Of The tvi Glowing days, and do Wig
i Necessary 70 protect their interest In ms sun
An amended oil was ed In this cause on tsSex-
dav Of February lssl: GFen nnde u! has re-
18Th day Of April, lss5o,,.s, nv. "A wss
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of, Twelfth
The above named defendants will 80 vail
the DISPOSITIONS Of Betsy saNerJ, -. Sc
~ taken at the law of5ce Of Rn the bright
Tvs,i,h street, in the city Of wbe -,
81 Net Virginia, on the ath DE OF room.
IssS, between the hours Of q q dwelling, 50
0sos p on 10 b es Z. Isao Of 81 .as wall aud
tom any cause. the taking q tlgone desiring u
.haii not be commenced. Or isse the fine liae
not be compile ed on that day, "a "a firm,
shaIl be completed BIZ
arefoaUt