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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

SHADES, TONES AND TINTs.

Dark moss green and purple are two col
ors used in Paris millinery this season
French modists also use this combination
Peacock effects in blue and green vii
be seen in street costumes the coming sea
son. Velvet is particularly effective il
these colors.
An acorn fringe in the natural color o
the fruit of the oak tree is the latest French
novelty in the way of elegant dress trim
mings.
Autumn leaves With the brilliant colors
of the American NAPLES are now made
very successfully by the French flower man
factursrs and are used to decorate evening
costumes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
BEAUTY At HOME

The little Dutch cap 60 qusint and jaunty
is the model for fashionable morning caps
Bows or velvet ribbon are used instead oil
ribbon for ornamentstion.
Breakfast jackets Of wool net lace are
worn over q Eatin or silk lining in bright
color.
Cloth of gold is utilized in very effec-
tive manner for vests to be worn with hand
some house toilets.
Little wraps lined With swans down wad-
ding are 10 be worn in the late fall.
lace sleeves will be worn more general
IL than ever. Velvet jackets for house
wear have sleeves Of either white or back
lace.
Long plated apron fronts, with short
black bresdths, are very becoming 10 either
short or tall figures and are quite Ia
mode.
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TO MY SWEETHEART,
Win SOME WHITE vIoLErs,

o happy buds of violet!
give them to my sweet, aud she
Puts them where something sweeter yet
Must ever be.
White violetS find whittier rest;
For faireSt bower how fair fatel
For me remain, D fragrant breast,
Inyiolate.
Mortimer Collins.
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DR.. J. E. SMITH

No. I404 Chapiine Street
Near Fourteenth sutsI
Is the only regularly educated physician ,Fe,iih
on the following diseases In the state o! Not VIZ
xinia and the best evidences Of his skill and tutttas
the testimony OF his patienm be never usg -.
tents name without permission; tko,. Rpy ended o.,
few out Of many hundred certificates IN Bis ps,.
don. Many years experience In the b-st bc,gitn
together with thorough medical education sBdis
miliarity with therapeutic agents, q close otsIuts
OF tempermenic poculiaritias, and sJid s'ishi'oEn
hysienic management enables him 10 treat with IN
cess diseases which are frequently regarded ~ iIN
able In every instance ID. Smith Will lIABily -
lhs patient his opionon.
PROOF.
Consumption, splitting Blood;-sy htiA
gave up all hopes Of my recovery. Dr. JoG6 r. sEin
fured me two yeanrzo Geo Dslantl.
hsruDb FenyJ
Consumption, Chronic Diarrhoa, 81 ii,il,
aid Passing Blood-I "a, eEDscislsj 10 . tie.
ton. Strength gone. DR.. Smith cured NE two go
ago. Mr. C. J. Nelson, " heeling w. W
Catarrh, PoIypus of Nose, Loss Of Nolt.-
suffered Tor years Physicians aud lssd'eiBs' hiS
20 help me. thought my disease incurabls n
Smith cured me completely two yean ago. Es
been veil ever sinos. Chariss ChaddotI
OF speidel q Co, Wheeling, ~
Cancer Of Breast--Wa. cut oui thr9s uHss
physicians DT. Smith cured NE ~ithsuI the iria
Nrs. 81 Tub
To tho Lsdiss-Dr Smith b. met bod Of us
ing falling OF the womb and Ismal. vesEBes, Via
cures II In short time. Ladies need surer no Oogs
Female weakness-Eost agra waited hind -
ole seemed TO understand the Case Of my dSngis
Dr.. smith cured her q year ago aad she Il rss 70
and strong. Mrs. &. j. Nellson. Wheeling, W. Vs.
Fistula In Ano, PiIes-Most sggIsTS'ed n
oven up 70 die and pronounced incunsbls. % NJ
lack for eighteen weeks. DR.. Smith cured In tu
weeks without the knite. three yeau ago, and HS'
bettar health now than ever.
Thos. Coivin, Grocer Whtsiirs
F1ts-My vile had them for years. Gould rs
relief. Dr. Smith cured her three jean ago, sndD
has had none nncs
Smith cured me two ysan ago.
Mn. Catherine PHIL b.SE
Valley Grove, W. "a
nDr. Smith VIII engage 70 cure any cass Of ptas
matter Of ho~ long standing, without ths EEi's, ~
without the least danger oi any kind.
Loas Of 5Lanhood--Dr. Smith hn made ~"
atty Of this condition vhieq saps the foUpdatons
health and renden miserable 70 mani. Hh uns
meut viii restore health and strength IL shat nht
DR.. Smiths rooms are % arranged that patspu o.
ing 70 ne him do not come In contact With e,im
and his bushes With Ladies and gentlemen Hno'
confidential.
stroyer Of LIE may consult d.. Smith With pens'
sursnce .
A Chart for Self. ionseni 70 pstet
at distance on receipt Of two 2e STAINS, and Esns
thus treated are always guaranteed satihscoh,
Consultation Free st ef1cs Oncs hSan ~
Gm.b7p. n. daily, szesgt Sunday u4V
Can On o. sddres DR. J. 4 SaGs,,
na2o Wbsslisg. Wv
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A TURKISH LEGEND.

A certain Pasha, dead these thousand years,
Once from his harem acd IN sadden tears.
And had this sentence on the city's gate
Deeply engIaven; Only tod IS graf
So these four words, above tho ci;y's noise,
Hung like The accents OF an angels yoicc,
And evermore, from the high barbican,
Sslutcd each returning caravan.
lost Is that city's GLORY, livery gust
Lifts, with crisp leaves, the unknown taShas cus'
And all Is ruin,d-SavC one wriuelcd gate,
Wherein Is written: "Only God Is gceat.
IT. b. AldTiCh
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CONSUMPTION.

.savss pontiTs remedy Tor The absys diissssi :;
d use tnousaudx oi cass6 Of the vorst hind are :.
Iong Standing havs oesn cured. Indeed % n'ssl
ny taith IN e sAosey ths, YIN eenp Two sy,.
LIES fekk, togsthsr With vALOAbLtIfI,.
isEoa thds dissass - my sussru s's o1"'
no DI I. 4 iLoUuN. In rsn n ssv Ton
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Il WAS most ready to return blow and
would not brook st all this sort OF thing, y
for knew I cnuld cure all damages with
Salvation Oil.
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Manhood Restored

Remedy Free.-A victim Of youthful imprV
ieuce csusing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility
lost manhood, &C., having tried IN vain even
,sis.cure. vbicb he viii ssnS IRE 10 bis feIJoS
mtIeren. Address, J. II. REEVEs, 10 Chatham
street, New York.
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EDUCATIONAL,
LAW SCHOO,

OF WASHINGTON AND LEE un,r, ~
- Gen. g. w. C. Lee, Pye.idenf "islNERSln
textbook and printed leeturee. yi,h nctt, !
lectures on special subjects by en;r, @a,Hs I
Tuition and lees $50 for session az pins !ssg.
ginning September IL. For catalogue &C SSs'ia.
formation, address Chss. A. Grsves 10 30, III s
Law, Lexington, Va. -'Ot''S
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WEST PHILADELPHIA ACAET,~
w 7Tenfy-sereath Y, ar commences sen, ..
Day and Boarding School ior Toys and young Ia ~.
Comforts Of CirisfidR Home Family Ssl,,r
tied. Locality beautiful and healih,ul. ~, .
literary advantages OF a great city, "! hogt - =
Pupils thoroughly fitted for any Co lcst r- = La
ment Of business. For Catalogues contains. pa.
monials course Of study, aud cuts oi triii.r'- W
dress +. W.HASIlNGS, Ph. u Primo =
Residence, 1923 Locust ST., PhiiaieIrhl.
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Men Think

lAEAHTEp An active Man or women
NM esery county 10 sell our Soods.
M salarJ SIS per Month ard tIpsnfes, Canvass
W Ing outfit aud Particulars FREE. STANDARD
Co Boston, Mas. seIGgv0
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University Of PennsyIyaHG.

l. DEPARTMENT OF ARTS, four yrsr e,r'o
courss. Degree A. Il.
IL TowsR sclRsIIyiU scsooL, f,e.ytr eta
In LAY Chemistry, 10y Geology md SILlus, - ~.
Engineering, az DynaraicsI EnsinfSnIE, lcl Aut .
lecture, leading 70 b. q ard 10 tcahHtSi tnro
p Q. practical Chsniril, II. h, Z. L., = ~, Ara.
tect.
III. WuAKroa scuooL oy fisAHcE Err Itt,
oMY. Courses In Constitutional Low sud Iul r. a.
ministration, Political Ecorony, AauutiIt Iu
and Practice, Finance, Banking, RaiiTest!L2. 10
gree Phi. b.
Nv. CoURIs III PHILOSOPHY, four yos. nrA
lain, French, German, Mental snd Moral Ikl,Ir
ply, Mathematics, General EcisDce, 6IiCTG,d 10.
.truction In Biology with laboratory seii. Ntr'
Liberal election, in and between these oetna,
close OF Second Year.
v. CouRsE IN MUaIc. Twoysars' graded 'e'n
d. gree Mus. BAG.
vi. MEDICAL SCHOOL. Three xIs srsGed S.tr.
With optional fourth rear. Degree NJ. ID.
VII. DxSTALScuoot- Tse-ye2IS sfstsd tSsh
Degree d. ID. 3.
Viii. VErRsIEARY School. Thrsc.ysrrs' yn.
Cd course similIr TO European sebooJ. fSsru '
Cliulcil and lkhorsiory sdrsbifgrs . pro nil ~
feature IN thess three schools
TX. Law sCuooL. Two-yCsfS coEI,o: dttIi
admits to PernsylySnis Bar. Degles IL. b.
X, BIoLO1ICAL School, Tyo'yess ooUIte, win
extended laboratory work. Certificate admin \
Medical School Without examination sItGi
Courses.
XII. DKfAKTNXsr or PHILOSOPHY. Tsoyr,
post graduate oourse In NUMEROUS subjects li,c;il
10 degree Pm. ID.
In mstins inquiry pls1s ,pSsiiy department.
University Of Psnrsy!vsnia, wsst Philsdelpiis,T
mrIscodeAdyb
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CAPITAL I'sslzE, $4,000.

1867 Prizes, amounting tn.............32 ss zoo
Application for rAtes 10 clubs should be made only
70 the once oil the Company In New Orleans
For further Information shte clearly diving ful
address. POSTAL NOTES, Expires Money On,
des or Few York kInhsnge In ordinary sttep,
CdrreneI oy express tei sOms Of IS and upwards i
our expenssb addressed n. A. DAUPAIN.
New Orleans, La
washington, DC
Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and I'D.
dress Registered Letters to
NEW okLEAHs NATIONAL BANK,
Kew OrIeanS, La.
OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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|ENs<<

Ineorpoysted In 1868 for 70 Year, BY the lesisls-
,ure for Educational and Charitable purposes 18th
q capital OF 81 ,0U0,G0-.o which reserve fund OF
ever S550, $40 has sinca been sdded.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its frsnch lee
vas made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December II, A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted On and endorIed BY
the people OF 1ny State.
II never scaies or pcsipoDes. ItrGpnd Singh
Number Irawlnsn tIfe piscs monthly.
A splendid opportunity 70 win fortune. Tenth
Grand Ora wing, Class L. IN the cademy Of Musif,
New Orleans, Tue-dhs. November 10, 1885,
Is6th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL B'ISiZE, $4,000.
1000 Ticket, Al Five Dollsr Esch. Fr,efiors IN
Fittha In proportion.
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WASHINGTON AAO Lee UaIv5PSjn
LEXINGTON, Va.

instruction In the usual academic ,,ps,s,
the profes,io, al schools Of Law ard +, 'tts
Location healthful; expenses Dolera,e ~ 4
opens September IL. For catalogue, sddr,. S ,Ia,
Of the Faculty" VI
jy6rb q. W. c. LEI, Pr,s,.,
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west VIRGINIA MAP.

The RxaIsrER's map Of the State, made from 90
tua surveys Of each county, contains ell pc,t road,
and streams, with political divisions &C., and Ia
considered the only complete map OF the State even
published. size-Three by three and three-iourthI
feet. Price 90 Cents.
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n EpiuAl
SKlNsBLOOD
Diseases from PimpIes to Scrofuii
Cured by Cuficura.

Hundreds Of letters In our possession, c1pie. q
which may be had by return OF mail, peat zee
story: / have betn terrible sufferer Tor yea.s
frem dIsea e. OF the Skin and Blood; have beer
Obliged to shun poblis pIscss BY reason OF my DIS
figuring humon; hsve hHd the best pnyNeianit
have spent huncIeds Of dollars, and got no [eliei
until used the Cntieura Remedies, Whlen rave
curTd me, and left my Akin and blood as pure 81 8
chilis.
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rovrRED wITH ssLT RHEUT.

COVERED WITH SALT hsfEUas'
Cut.cura Remedies are the greatest medicines on
earth. Had tie worst case OF Salt Rheum In Ids
country. Ny mother bad it twenty years, and IN
fact died from 1t. / believe Cutic1ra would hsSe
sayed her u o. Ny arms, breast aud head ere GOV,
cred for three years which nothing relieved euTed
until used the Cuticura R9olvent, Internally, ana
Cuticura aud Cuticura Soap, externally.
NEWARK, o. - W. ADAno'
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PETER wELTr. CIV. wELTT. sAxUxI wrxY
PETER WELTY & CO.,
Impsrtes and Wholesale Dsaiea In
Wines and Liquors.

WHISTLES, Douxhertyss Pure Rxs.
Monticello Pure Rye, G;bson,s Pure Rye.
Belle OF Nelson sour Mash, O. r. @. Tay.
lors Sour Masht Kentucky standaId Sour
Mash.
Also large assortment o, Kentucky Bourhor, m
Bye whistles, such n Hume, New Castle. Rith
Grain, McPherson, John Rmmons Gaf's, stc.
Ch2upagne, Kline Wine, Fine CalifeYuis
Wine and full line Of Bottled Goods.
Patent Bar Faucss.
ans PETER wRLTY a CO. lis us,n g..
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was for rushing of 20 Paris at once; but
de Coussac checked him, saying he was not
at all sure that Mdlls Delphine, is she
could be prevailed upon to undertake the
mission, would not be the better evoy.
Where soldiers had 10 be dealt with, wom-
en- had always the turn iu their favor.
Pierre went off at once to End Delphine.
Miribel-Mribel2 The name seemed
somehow familiar in his ear. He asked
Delphiue if she had ever heard 1t before.
The lady blushed and hesitated httlei
but, recovering herself, she said with q
smile that she knew it well. Colonel Mir
bel was the friend of her friend, Paula
Martinez
Poor Pierre elsppsd his hands with Joy.
Delphine must start for Paris at once. He
had money and could get more. She must
take it all, aud do the best she could. Her
friend, no doubt would have some influence
with Colonel Miribel, and If more money
should be wanting to move that hero 8
comp assion, then Delphine must telegraph
10 London st once Having sent of bis
embassy, he returned to Jamsica-square
with lighter heart.
When he told Rsoul what be had done
that worthy looked little grave aud in
ouired hox much money Mile. DelPhine
had take way with her. .,
~ think l should have gone myself,
Pierre" he said.
Pierre's tountensnce feu and he felt q
sinking at his heart; bat at that moment
de Coussac came into room, and affirmed,
after matters had been explained to him,
that Pierre had done very we'll and that
the life of the talented young poet was as
good as saved.
The next dsy de Coussae also went to
Paris, and after an absence Of about ten
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-17
Robbery.

A bold robbery took place at the resi-
dence of Mrs. McBryde, on School street,
near the junction of Punchbowl, last
Tuesday night. It seems that one of the
young ladies was preparing to go to
Kauai, and had packed her trunk with
what she would need while gone. The
well-filled trunk was placed on the veranda
of the house, but was not locked. Some
time during the night it was opened and
the contents taken, with the exception of
some few articles of ijewelry, which. it is
supposed the thieves left for fear of detec-
ton. The authorities at the Station
house were notified of the robbery yester-
day morning, and the Marshall took i'm
mediate steps to find the missing articles
and those who took them. The matter
was kept quiet by the police until this
morning, when, on a search warrant, the
house Of Portuguese living on Punch
bowl hill was searched, but without result.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-17
THE POLICE COURT ASSAULT CASE

The assailant of Mr.. Monserrat was
sentenced in the Police Court yester-
day for the double offense of assault
and battery and contempt of Court.
The punishment which it was in the
power Of the Police Judge to inf1ict
was wholly inadequate to the of
tense, and we can only regret that it
was impossible to sentence the des-
perate rufian, who assaulted the
prosecuting attorney and threatened
the Court, to the lash. There are
offenses for which corporal punish
ment is clearly necessary, and this is
one of them. In England, the lash
speedily checked the garroters, who
valued their own skins more highly
than they did the lives and bodily
comfort of their victims. In New
Zealand the lash is applied in cases
of assault upon females, aDd especially
when the victim OF the outrage is of
tender age. This law has had a salu-
tary effect, for 1T checked the cowardIy
criminal instincts of ruffians who
have no moral sensibility but have
very wholesome dread of bodily
suffering. James CahilI may serve
a year and half on the reef to satisfy
the cumulative sentences passed upon
him, but he is we'll fed and cared for
meanwhile by the taxpayers, and in
his case this is no punishment what
ever. He is clearly a dangerous
character, and the assault upon Mr..
Monserrat is not solitary offense of
the same character committed by
him in this Kingdom. He should
be closely watched during his term of
imprisonment, or his violent temper
may lead him to the commission of
more serious crime, and upon his re-
lease he should be sent out of the
Kingdom. This country has too
many foreign Migrants and criminals
upon its hands to render it tolerant of
men like Cahill.
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| the United States was far in excess Of
the mint statement. Were it not so,
gold would have appreciated much
more rapidly than it has done in the
period named, which may be aver
aged roughly at four per cent, prices
OF all kinds Of natural products and
manufacture being fully that much
lower, striking a general average,
when measured by their value in
gold.
Reverting to the movement of coin,
Director Burchard presents a table
which is exceedingly suggestive. 1t
appears that during the past five
fiscal years over $13, 100000 in foreign
coin and bullion were deposited in
excess of net gold imports. In other
words, during the period named,
foreign immigrants brought into the
United States, as part of their per-
sOnal effects and at their individual
risk, this vast'sum of money, less the
amount - which is certain to be
sma' - of foreign gold bullion by
raj not entered through the Gus
tom House.
We have thus two elements in
fiuencing the money question in the
United States which do not exist
here. One of these is the production
of dom este gold; the other is
the steady introduction of foreign
money by immigrants. The total
from both sources goes into circula-
ton in one form or other, less the
amount exported and used in the
arts, and of the latter the sum repre-
sented by wages, rent, taxes, ETC.,
also goes into circulation. We men
ton these points because they have
very direct bearing upon our currency
question. The United States makes
gold and silver an unlimited legal
tender, and it is the great gold and
silver producing country of the world.
In the annual settlement of it's ex-
changes it has had, for the past five
years, a large gold balance in it's
favor; but in addition to this, it's coin
Va was W ONCA
$13, 900, 900 in foreign coin in excess'of
the credit balance on it's national
exchange in the same period. This
accounts for the elasticity of the cir
culation in the United States, when
combined with the national paper
currency, and the National Bank
issue, which is practically using $780,
100000 United States bonds as circu-
lating medium.
Yet this Kingdom, which does not
produce either gold or silver, which
has little or no coin introduced by
free immigrants to reinforce it's cir
culation, and which heretofore at
least has been largely debtor coun-
try in it's commercial and financial
relations, adopted gold standard
and expected it to work like charm.
And so it did; but it worked against
the country and in favor of credit in
stitutions and money lenders. In
deed, this was inevitable. It could
work in no other way.
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The IaoG Weed In Kansas.

The laco weed, which has appeared
with frightful rapidity on the kansas
range within the last eighteen! months; to
the dismay of stockmen, will doubtless
disappear within the next eighteen
months. Two years ago this singular
plant had free swing in the Texas Pan
handle and New Mexico, but now it has
nearly disappeared in those sections. The
devilish plant has not come to stay. 1t is
a tramp, and, like other nuisances of a
similar ilk, it makes itself mighty disa-,
greeable to the localities where it effects a;
temporary Judgment This plant, does
not have the appearance Of guile, for
chemists have failed to detect any poison
Gus qualities therein, but it is an estab-
lished fact that horses and cattle are made!
mad by eating it, and that it produces
abortion in cows
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-17
Baseball League.

The Hawaiian Baseball League held a
meeting yesterday noon in the room of
the Chamber of Commerce, as intimated
by the ADVERTISER, for the purpose of de-
termining whether the number of games
to be played this season should be ex-
tended or not. The meeting was called
to order by the President of the League,
Colonel W. F. Allen. The Honolulus and
Married Men were represented by their
captains, while the Oceanics sent in
proxies to cast their two votes. It was
the opinion of those present, with the ex-
ception of the representatives of the
Oceanics, that the games should be ex-
tended, in order that the public might
enjoy full sci es of games, as had been
promised them in the beginning of the
season. Against this decision the Oceanics
protested as follows:
''To Colonel w. F. Allen, President of the
Hawaiian Baseball League.
"DEAR SIR-The Oceanic Baseball
Club hereby represents to the League
that by agreement of the League, sched-
upon.
" THAT under such agreement part of
this schedule number of games has been
played.
"That the Oceanic Club has secured
fair advantage over other clubs by
loosing none of the schedule games thus
far played by them.
" That to now extend the number of
games beyond the original number agreed
upon would have the effect of depriving
them of that advantage, without fault on
their part.
That such action on the part of tie
League would be unjust and unfair, and
that the Oceanic Baseball Club hereby
protests against such action on the part
of the League, and requests that the votes
of its representatives be cast against any
action looking toward such a result.
Yours very respectfully,
Oceanic Baseball Club.
By W. A. Kinney, Captain"
In accordance with the above protest,
the two votes of the Oceanics were cast
against the extension of the games beyond
the original number, but when it was an
nounced that the other clubs had voted
for the extension, the Oceanics submitted
to the action of the League. Under the
new arrangement there will be ten more
games played. Of these, four will be
between the Oceanics and Honolulus;
three between the Married Men and
Honolulus, and three between the Married
Men and Oceanics.
The League, in deciding to extend the
number of games, has been actuated with
a desire to give that large portion of the |
public of Honolulu which are interested |
in the game of baseball all that Was
promised them in the beginning of the |
season; and we are sure that at the close |
of the season the League will find that |
the public appreciate their action.