davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

The Chester Times ssys: Herr
steinitz, the champion chess PLAYER,
visited the Thurlow Chess Club Tues-
day, at HArkius' Hall, and gave a FIRE
exhibition Of simultaneous playing.
There were six players from Wilmington,
tTo Of whom have won = reputation for
skill, two from Chester, and the remain
der from Thurlow and elsewhere Rleven
persons played, and being seated in q
row steinitz walked back and forwsrd,
making the moves, playing hiS eleven
opponents ct one time. He won ten
games, and lost one, William ]. Ferris Of
New Castle, being the winner Of the
single game.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
A New LIQUOR selI,ns Dectu,on,

Associrte' sss Dispatch By -peclA wires.
sPRrNGPiELD. ILL, Feb. 1S.-4mos
Shriver OF SDawuesIowp was brought be-
ore Judge Treat In the Federal oou't he e
on an indictment for selling liquor IL
Fairfield without license. The
proof showed that shriver sent
liquors to citizens Of FslrA n,
tie price to be collected on delivery
The court holds that this constituted the
sale Of the liquors in Fairfield, and tina,
as Shriver sold them there with
eut special tax he vas guilty
of carving on the business Of a
retail liquor dealer In FAird-l1 with
out havii paid the special ,sE required
by the laws Of the UDiled States. This lie
the first time this point has been passed
upon by the United States court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

Hotel PEODerty Leased.

John P. Donahos Of this city, has
leased his hotel property, the Phillips
House, at Ksnnett Square, Pa to Colonel
r. B. Speskmsn OF CoAtesville, Pa, for q
term Of 10 years. The house will be
opened about the 1st Of April by Charles
q. SpeakmAn, . son Of the lessee, who
will conduct IL rs q nrst.olAss hotel and
Summer boarding house.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Dynamite In the Nortnwent.

AaAnttAteA tFcIf Pla 'ainf ~ Si"r]-| -f "
PORTLAND, OREGON, F ls.-A special to
the o egonian from Wha'cOm, Wishing
ton Territory, says: The new residence
OF John Fl Singer, president ct Wash
ington colony, was blown to atoms last
eight by dynamite. The los Is $4,000
No lives uere lost. The cAuse osnnot be
learned, bat II lie supposed to be the out
come Of land troub IS, which have been
trewing for two years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

ecialCorrespondeRce Of Gazette and Journal.
PoRr PENN, Feb. 1.-THE snow visa
10 inches deep here. The rain which
followed caused the river to overflow it's
banks and submerge the marshes. The
banks were frozen, so that very little
damage was done to them. Very little
water came over the bank owned by the
81. Georges Marsh Company. The river
is very full Of Ice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Dea,h OF an old CIsizen.

Henry KieDle, shoemaker, who csme
to this city from Wur,enbsrg, GsrmEny,
in 1S49, died yesterday OF general
debility a, bis home, No. 322 Bsst Seem
street, aged "a years. HIS had b.en
atling about two years, sod had b'en
confined 30 his bed about three mont hs.
A wife aud several children survive I'm.
He will DO buried IN Rivervisw cemetery
IN Friday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
british Soldiers Released.

LONDON, Feb. l6.-ol account Of the
rain upon the war establishment to fur.
u lah endorsements for BSypt, the
z, ,vernment has found 1t necessary to
r, lease many soldiers who la, been 90
e led to prison for military offences.
s veral hundred men have thus been
p Tdored and ordered TO join their
II giments.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
SMYRNA.
John b. Coughs Lecture-A Birth.
day Parry.

John b. Coughs Lecture-A Birth.
day Parry.
peclal Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
SMYRNA, Feb. Is The grand hop
given by the young men Of SMYRNA last
Rht at the town hall was in every par
ticular q decided spoo'ss. tbs sffAir sur
passes anything Of its nature for enjoy
mapt ever occurring in town an re CTS
great credit upon the manssers. The
hall was tasteiully Rior ed with ever.
Green's aud mall fl ga snd presented
besu.iful sosne. Dau ipg beRau
abgut 8 O'Clock aud the grand
march led by T. o. Cooper
4 Wilmington ard Mics Kat
Douglass OF SMYRNA WAS participated 10
by So cou pies, The music ~As furnished
by home orchestra | by Joseph Rob.
inson, AID was considered exosll Mt. Al
midnight choice supper was served At
the Delaware House. The festivities
were kept up till dawn.
Smyrna, Feb. II -Dpspita the in
clement westher OF Saturday night,
friends and relatives to the number OF
shout 80, assembled at the residences o,
Robert D. HOffecker and gave his wife
surprise. The event was the fiftieih
birthday Of Mrs. Hoffsoker.
Considerable interest is still being
manifested in the revival meetings az the
VI. K church, which will bs continued
over this week. Fourteen persons were
received into the church Sunday night
on probation.
The Young Women's Christian Tenn
perAUce Uaion will meet Rt 730 to.
morrow everiDg in the NJ parsonage
A large and HppFeoistive audience
asst mb'ed at the town hall last night to
hear John B. Cough, who appeared
under the supervision OF the star course
Hs did not lecture on "Blunders," the
subjaot advertised, but "PeouliAr
People" which subject was ably
handled.
Some lumber for the rink was hauled
down yesterday.
The remsins OF James Kemp arrive
herl from Philadelphia yesterday morn
ing and we're conveyed directly to the N.
Church, where the services were held.
Heemsu Roe, a local brother, oficiated.
IpteTmeDt at Glenvood cemetery.
The funeral Of john Hamilton took
place yesterday, trem his late residence
on North street. A great many friends
end relstives were present end the R.v.
]. B. Q lisg oond noted the services. The
remsins were inferred as St. Peter
cemrtery. Mr.. Hamilton was . we'll.
known Citizen and disd early Saturday
moTnins, after long Illness.
Moving day, tue lst Of March, is draw
ing near, aud slresdy soms parties around
town have changed homes. W. Scott
Reynolds has commenced moving his
stock Il merchandise to Clayton, where he
bought ont William a. C. Hardcastle, who
disoontipues the business.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
The EIeclIon al Reading.

The election at ReHding Tuesday re-.
81 Ilted For MAYOR, William g. Rove,
u 10 present incumbent, 4,079 votes !;
lmes X. Getz, Democrat, 4,635 votes F.;
q esz's major ty, $50. For city treasurer,
IorAtio Jopes, Republican, was elected
b y 1856 mEjority. Joseph HousUm, Demo.
rat, the present incumbent, was elected
O. Lntroller by 567 majority.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
ex.Goyernor NOSES sentenced

AasocisEfa fre's DIpstcn Oy sDssIal "us7
BosToN Feb. IS In tire superior
criminal court at Bsst Cambridge ysstsr
day afternoon, the case Of ex Governor
Noses Of sonth Carolina, charged with
obtaining s34 uuder fsl.e prst.nses frcn
Col. T. W. HisSinson of Cambridge,
came up for sentence, the de-
iaudAnt having pleaded guilty
Mr.. Moses made an e'oquea.
appeal for mercy, reviewing bis past
career, and sisted that his mind had
given way under his troubles, instsnclng
the paltriness of the crime in proof
tnersf. He WAS sentenced to six months
in the house Of correction. .5...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Death OF mrs. Ferris.

Mira ssllis Ferris, Wits Of D. Brain
erd Ferris Of near Glasgow, died Oh S1tur-
DAY afternoon after lingering illpsss.
She was buried IN tho Glasgow Presby
serian cemetery. her funeral being largely
attended. recesed was a daughter OF
Johp Frazer of near Glasgow, aud sister
Of Registrar Frazer Of Il is city. one Of
her daughters was recently married to
Dr.. c R. Jakes OF Magnolia. Mrs. Frazer
hsd been & member Of the Glasgow
Presbyterian church since her gtrlhood,
aud her gentle IL fiusnos vas felt in every
circle Of social and religious life into
which she entered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

Presley Alice aud Mics Clara R. Bspn
Of Dover we're married in the NJ. (. Chu rob
II that place last Sunday night by The
Raw. 7. K. MArtindRle While the wed
ling was in progress the church was
lrowded. The bridegroom is brothe Of
+ A. Alice, Dover jsweler. Msny g lite
asve bsen received by the CONTRACT Ing
parties from their friends.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
1HE PENISsULA,

A gel 'tleman Of Queen Anne's county
pNssessea 8 piece Of figured muslin, over
ITO years old.
The dwt Hing on the farm owned and
occupied 10y TwifOid Wright, in Caroline
county, near the Delaware line, was
totally deA troysd by Are Tuesday night.
Loss about 81 900 no insurance, Caro-.
ltns Democrat. ....-..... .-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

Regarding DR. David Kennedy's "Favorite
Remedy the writer, Prof A. q, Chandler,
principal Of the academy, BrOOkhaven Miss,
saws: Il suffered from torpidity OF the liver
and bowels and paralysis. fused the Favorite
Remedy iOr two months, and am now able to
use nv side which for long time had been
like piece of dead flesh. My general health
WAS never better than at present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
TWO aaIon or Real Ealnte.

The real estate Of the late Richard
Simmons, consisting Of two two. storied
frame houses aud lots In Newark will be
sold on Saturday week at Washington
Hotel in that place. On Thursday,
February 26ih, Is acres Of marsh land In
marlborough marsh will be sold AT
the court house. The property belongs
to the estate Of the late Jane r. CrumliRh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
.'Bunertng Humanity owes You =
Den OF GraItaude.o

Writes Mr., Hai ry W. olmsteAd, proof reader,
Indianapolis. Ina :, Times ''Life was almost
b st physicians gave me no relief. used DR..
David Kennedy's + avorite Remedy and can
say feel like a new man, am confident
am entirely cured, AND write TO return my
sincere thanks for the 'ure your medicine has
effected shall use eN cry opportunity to let
sufferers know where thu v may ind relief"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
A VISIT by 1Iasous,

dupont Lodge, No. 20, A, +. A. M, 40
oompanied by members of the Or ~.
Lodge, will attend the dedication Of IL,
Washington monument next SSturds
The visitors will leave this oity A
N. on Saturday and some Of them win
remain in Washington over Sunday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
niladelphia Markets.

Associated ress ls.sl ntsu Js peG;Ki NIrSR.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lS.--Flour, dull and
weak.
Whest, dull and steady No. 2 Delaware
red exc.
50Nc.
Oats, dull and easy No. 2 white, 36Hc37.;
No. $ do, 35ha36,.; rejected, SS1sas 5c.i No. 2
mixed SIC.
Provisions, quiet and firm.
Lard, quiet.
Butter, quiet and firm creamery extras.
3iaSl =, western good g. choice, lSs22>.
Eggs, tirmer and fairly active; extras. 26a
27c.
Cheese quiet and easier; New Yok full
cream. IL a &c. Ohio tiats choice. llAc.
PetrOle I'm, dull.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

CHESTER, Feb 1.-THE Republicans
elected their entire counoilmAnic tiuhet
to day BY over 200 majority; ali the
school directors and all the other ofacers
except one assessor. There will not be a
Democrat In either the council or the
school board.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Tns schooner Ma,,,e Page.

The hull of the wrecked schooner,
Hattie Page, which has been lying at the
ship yard Of Bnoch Moore, has been old
by her owners, William a. Swiggett, A.
u. Ainscow and John Dunn, to CAptS in
TryOn OF Connecticut. The sohooue r, II
will BIS remembered, came to grief some
time ago at tine BreAkwRtsr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

A man who, itis alleged about two years
ago deserted his wife In New York ,elo ped
with another woman and settled near
Camden, this State, had both feet 80
badly frozen while at the Five Points, not
far from his home, one day last week
that they had to be AmputAted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Pub,Ic Ma, 3 Of Farm stock.

M.F Powell Of Red Lion, intending
10 leave the county will dispose Of his
stock Of COWS, horses, mules and eheep,
also hay and farming implements at
public sale on March I'd next. Due notice
of the sale will sppear in the DELAWARE
GAZETTE AND STATE JOURNAL.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Arthur Observes the Day .

AsSor,slsI r,.ss utS1ateo NJ spenA Tres
WASHINGTON, Feb lS,-The President
observed Asa Wednesday by attending
divine service at 81. Johns Episcopal
Church this morning, and denying him
self to visitors during the day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
nenth of Mr.. MnIIarv

Ms. Clara G. Mallery, the mother Of
the E lev. Charles p. MSllery, pastor OF
olivrt Presbyterian Church this city died
s.ar:'Ay at the residence Of her son,
10l01 West Third street. T..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
Mntttes.

NOTICE II HBcRBf G'VEN THAT
y THH annual mc.tl-g of the r. grdy gins
Hunfrad Assee at On for the Re over " tiicH
HOr ga and Uet elton OF hev4B Wit q he'd
the hotl ,llVr u. Parry or = UHDAY,
y r'h 7th 1885, at O'CLOCK. y. ",
febl9 st H. NJ. BARLOW &c rrtir-
N0TIGR-T0 WHOM IT HAY CON
GERM Il hereby glvs notice tint chat
retition ire Legis ur Of the Staie a. Nslawsra,
At ihls fessi0n, 10 grant me a divorce an my
husband, HAfry wilson Cham 70, from no 10 ~
OF mau'mnny. JEANFrrF NJ. CitANNN. -
DELAWARE CITY, Jan 7 1856 i,a1b tins
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

The Baltimore SUNS Salisbury GORE
spondent reports the snow was % inches
deep on level Sunday morning, and
that on some farms thereRbout itb'es
and cattle sheds were nearly buried by
drifted snow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

The expected crank with his pig and
rooster passed down Market street at
8 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

PHILADELPHIA F.b IS - noon Stock +,
= adj strOngeT Para Erie, 10; R. ding,
81. o. P.unsy lvauiA, So Leh'gn ViIltS 81
U lt.'I Comma mics of N. ] l9iS Nun
a Pac nr l71s; do prefer ed, Ala 'ulth"Iu
Cenlial 5j%; LehIgh NAvi 10 4O'tt Nor s.
Osn lOI CrDIra Transportation, ~; b Il 10
n Y. & Philadelphia, "a Lttls Sohuylkill,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

DR.. J. B. Wood was reelected to his
sixth term as burgess Of West Chester,
Pa, Tuesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

A Boston girl, with bang and curl,
And lace, and satins fine.
Walked with her uncle forth to see
Her cousin milk the kline.
And as she stirred among the herd,
She shook her Iustllng silk,
She cried; Obi u cle, where's the COW
That gives the BUrTERMILK ?"
MoRAL.-Pratt's Food will make your COWS
give mere milk. l26 South Second street,
Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

They are CIeanIy and Elegant.
There Is no other external remedy that does
10 much good as Benson's Capcine PlaHters.
rs cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19

The undersigned intends moving to Wiulnyt,n,
and viii sell ut public sale at his residence, AZ XIX
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
RabIie RaIes.
PUBLIc sALB

PUBLIc sAIB
The N gndsrsisnea Intends moving " wImsngt,n
wood, Delaware, On
SATURDAY,
2'sr Day or FRBsusRy 1885,
Ali o'clociJ, a. m. sharp
Tie tol'o~iny rcrsoil"l ~. Io Is:
7 PEAD ~ H : rs
No. Roh. s0rrel hnrse, 8 years ~ ~ ha,'ta
hish sound and geut q ID III bafne-.. cry qu Ct
any lady cap driy bun.
MIA, Nil nark or XIV enywncre ~ j. ''''''
No I. Jersey, brown mare, years niil splerdid
driver, aud Will work ans where, with al.
No. a. Bunkstin, dun horse, III years old, haE besn
used to market dearborn aud l. very superior
M 3 Dexter E hay HORSE Is Years old, has been
No.. Uualy. jet black nnre, . ye rs Old.
2, HAD % CArTLE:
Two cows will soon be- in profit; 20 head York
nia earring heifers Holsten bull, coming
~ RRIAGRs, HARNESS. &c:
York carriage nearly new; two g ated family
carriage, rocklway carriage, old notion bugEy,l
light road'ca I, neagly new; ! cd market dear
SsPieS Il hasSst-;i reaeh bed, With spring.
capacity 81 haske 4. in Roo1 order old was rnp-
Mug gear, seighH one large and me snail IRON
axle hoIse.c9rt ses double har es n arly new In
cart harness and mail lot Of farming impel enta
POULTRY Lat Of chickens oy tho lnlr PlcEled
pork by the pound
HOUSS OLD GOODS. &C.:
mo. airon king co k stove, in good order No.
Niayra CO k stove, farmer-' D .iler, y gallon,
nearly new; o stoves, coal and wood B. IL
st. ads, one 81 them single iron one marble top
bureau extension tables, and lot ~ other Tables
chairs, benches. meat barrels and -four barrels, .
venetian bliids. window shades and fixtures, q
d0u Ole hanging lamp and lot Of other lamps, Il
yards Of ingram Garrett ~ yards o. rag Garnet a
nice large maple office desk, very convenient;
double-barreed gun, nearly new; churns, meal
chest, peach aesortsr, int OF carpentsrs tools, lot
of milk cans and milk pans, | cedar nest cask lot
of rop-, aud many otter things TOO tedious to
mention One large buffalo robe, whips. horse
blankets surcingles, haters, and very hne lot of
sleigh bells sc
n RMS OF SALE All sums of $50 and under
the cash wIl be required over that amount credit
OF six months will ne given by purchaser giving
bankAble note with an approved indOrser. interest
added. Three per cent OIL for cash. NO go DIS
to be removed unth above conditions are complied
JOHN O. CLARK.
&. NJ. ESos, Auctioneer. ..
CHAs. q. CLARK, Clerk feble3ts
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
AGENTS WANTED I

rINU SSH h, FINEST FRUIT Nd OsSA-
Il MEN lAL NURSERY STOCK. T rus LIB
ERAL. s tuHtons permanent. AS-Wr t. for
;rms. GLEN BRJrhERs, NUTS ryman,
Roche + y, Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
MARkET QUOTATIONS.
vsIlmInEtoa KsrkssS.

Brcadstuns correct DAILY ~ TIA william,
Les q Son To-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-19
MONDAY. MARCH %, 1885,
ate 1905 ocr. a, ~ s arr.
TWPLVR RsE1. MUI S SAND OTIS.

Ate 80 0't ncF, a, ~ s. arr.
TwRLvR II Rss1, MUJ SAND roLTS.
No Maea beaut full sorrel horse. Is bonds biSh.
conln- years Old, gnAr'nteed hoind, well b. oxen
, Flora, handsome dark brown mare. II
b'ksn w,l to al h,rl,e.s VIZ" sA''' e"' uri'ef'
Nj sNid4 Fla / ala Minnie. pair of vary
old, We uated, Eua AZ teen soun' .ther OF tn IN
10 D5ve d i.clk are. ID hands high, com rg
Il Se r. nd hand ONE se ts aud kind IN az har-
M. q. Fllra haud,gme bay mare, hands
TO harue.s, and safe for lady to drive sound
No 7. Prince, ha me back colt, rising
stock, a ine mover AID 0r,,llises speed
No. g.. kaie j ba, mare. 10 ha. d nigh. coming 10
No. q Nsli, dark brown mare. i6 hands high,
coEinK years good inrin mare
hish. ming years old well broken and good as
No. II Dextar,a black colt,a years old. good one
Is FL S -CL IS DAIRY cows.
of them should have calves by day of sale all will
be In profit toon; two year old heifers, yearl'ng
heller, thor ugh-bred Durham, heifer calf. sister
coming years old, fat and VIII weigh lsOJ; stock
bull, coming years old, Durham.
AZ HHADo or HOG S ilATs AND PIGS.
brood soys, with ris4 By their. sides. Berkshire
China boar, months old. fine one.
AZ HEAD OF FlRSr-CLAsS WESTERN
RWEs.
Will have lambs by their sides by day of sale, all
young AVID healthy; II SUuthdown buck.
FARM q IMPLEMENT '-4 farm wagons, 9
Of them new; Germantown carriage with pole,
York WAGON, sulkey Buckeye grain and phis-
phate drill, nearly new | Minneapolis Irvine binder,
nearly new combined Champion reaper, IN good
order 4 new corn matke ,astee tooth stubble rakes
new OK cart, OK yoke,s new nay rigRiugs,a grain
fans in good order; large roller, as Y od as new;
Syracuse pows, one horse plnss double co n
plOws, wheel cultvator, iron cult 7ators, Iron
Age guilty Ator with attachments twin ha rows,
set of wagon h trness, | set Of nearly new carriage
harness. set OF pillow harness. good set Of brides,
collars, shuyels forks Al hoes. grtnds one.
DAIRY FIXTURES-C ooey's creamer. nearly
new, cans large churn, Reids patent butter
worker. large butter tub, large milk cans large
farm bell, "a ACRES OF WHEAT IN THE
GROUND.
ERMS-Au sums of $50 and under, cash; over
that amount a credit OF ~ months on purchaser
giving bankable note with approved endorser
Interest added. MARTIN +. POWELL.
WI, LASK, AuctiOneer.
join W. BURKIs, Clerk. febia,i996
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-28
neath Of Mr. J. R. Robbins.

We regret to learn OF the death OF Mr..
]. r. Robbins, which took place at Wal
kapu, Maui, on the 18th instant, after a
lingering illness. The deceased was well
known and highly respected in business
circles in this city, where he formerly
occupied the responsible position of book
keeper for G. w. Macfarlane & Co.
In early life Mr. j. r. Robbins was a
famhiar figure on Wall street, New
York, where he was a competitor with
Russell Sage and other giants of the
money market His last days were
spent at the hospitable home of his rela-
tive. Mr.. H. Cornwell. A son of the de-
ceased was with him at the time of his
death. The body was buried in Wal
Iuku Cemetery, the funeral being at
tended by numerous mourners.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-28
More ODiun.

On Saturday evening Marshal Soper,
Officer Mehrtens and Special Officer
Good made a raid on a Chinese laundry
in Rose Lane. 1t was late at night and
the occupants of the house had just re-
turned from the theatre, and, with some
friends, were all sitting outside on the
back veranda and in the. yard. The
Marshal and his assistants climbed over
the fence. The only light on the prem
ises was a lamp which was already lighted
ready for opium smoking. This was in a
room in shed in the rear of the prem
Uses. The occupant of the room, Vim
King, was arrested along with horn of
opium, lamp and pair of scales. No
pipes were found. In the shed adjoining
the mans room six and One-half tins of
opium were found, some wrapped up in
paper. Vim Kings trunk was also taken
to the Station House, and the papers in
it will be examined, as it is suspected he
has been importing opium.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-28
MONDAY September 2Sth.
CORRECTION.

An obvious error occurred in the
heading of the articles in Saturdays
issue in reference to the Spreckels- De
Young trial. The name of Mr.. Gus.
Spreckels was inadvertently substi-
tuted for that of Mr.. AdoIph B.
Spreckels, the gentleman whose ac-
ton in that affair was indersed by
the London Chimes" and other in
fuential English newspapers, and
which was similarly Endorsed by the
the Glasgow "Mail," of August 22d.
The mail" is the leading news
paper of Scotland.