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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03
COMMISSIONERS SAIL

c,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, O,SI.,,
y Ohio. city OF Wheeling IN we
Court Of Wheeling.
William e. IInEdlan, hscrh :"
Ohio county, West Virginia, si1
Administrator Of John Bnn"n IN Cs'fc
deceased,
Fanny BriniOn and Others ., Esu
Pursuant Ia the authority vesp'" - "a, ]. -
decree I'm the above entitled caii", - -. -
3lst day Of May, lssj. BY sAif ,3 -, :,
signed SPECIAL Commissioned "iI -"
Wednesday, the 2StA Day I" J'l'' 4 '.,1s
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a N. n ~, fCs,
ton, nj the front door Of the ,oIis ~ yl.,z
county, West Virginia, IN saiI ~ n ~
10 the highest bidder, the real - - - .. -
Of " hich said John BnDWh w.
possessed, that j. Ia say. -t,.s1 r-Ss5<,
Lot No. q on the plat % the . Ssi's' ,tss -
known a. "JOhn EOns hbIiuyn. "a TrH
at the northwest cornef0 anl''p "A bs-ssss
conveyed 10 Patrick Notation " !; -. 81
Ton and wife by deed dated OcDSp' IN ~
now OF record In the Ofhce o. US ~ saI -
County Court Of aid county ~ 80 n 10
nagc GDs. aicb portion beins O l..'s, 4 ~ >
fTnmencinR al the south He' ~, 80 30
n, the Corner of Twenty sixth srrs' -, -
in The rear OF the lot, and running a. sIis>g
easterly direction with the n0rh - s.,N
IYtb street forty.tgO feet; thsiIcs = - 80
direction back from Twenty LIE H., a ~
with ,aid alley ~ the nof!n -. -. - -,
thence running fOrty.tgo fsei ~ ~ ,S. ~ -
said alley. and from thence WE
said alley 10 the place Of besihh. rsst
Al, the undivided One-'oghh c -
49,. s1,,,h half ri l1t 40 q In tne 81
neing The neIt Iot north Of ssid 80 . -
Inc on the wet ode Of Nfla ~ a, y.
after deducting from such haI - RI ~.
conveyed 20 said AcGshon " p.J.sig
pan Il bounded A. foll0rs aa q ~
southwest corner Of the nan - "a n iSErs
running thence with The eh go h.N u =
tho northwest corner oi OF 's,s,hs al dsx
narslIeI with the south Inc - ~, > -
thence parallel With the vs. - "a 1vp
line Thereof, and frUin theh'e
Of beginning. 80 a, N h 81 %
On ssid PS PHI ,e ~ I brief 49,
- hfah the north side being 80, .I3s
,ba so1,th side AZ the corner % - n -
Market street having a We. ,.Inr 49,
80, "a the rest OF the hOue go 80
aoS on MT the nart OF aid ball % rs<e'
4 q tYo-st0ry brick dwelling
u
ex TepW9 ~ sAIE-One-,hift ca.,ssgr
b. IA =. ,nnch more ihefeoi dsS
NIL, TO- 10 nav. cash In bard o % 81 .
s si residue tkeisof payable IN ~, he TIS
ments In one and two yeas ~ ,arrhsse -
with interest from that day, In -. bss,ttrs
his nates Tor the deferred pei IA a,i<..,s
Ell. with personal security "a tbs die eyiS
the Special Commission ,n,SI Inc ps,po
OF The purchase money, rprD ClLpsf
spe o.S
s,,1r on wrsr ylRGrsI,, c'1s'' " -
I. Thomas N. Dsrrah, Cisi a,s ns0.sSs
hereby certify that the soy y md seus'
Commissioner has given bohu ~
SSired BY law and ss I'D. dsf Il tpARRiAp
June 3, 1886. uur1 -
The above sale Il postponssoe.
ocTosIR ii, 1850. q i.I An sI 'ccALpEEb
suI6ruAsaoc7et
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

These words from the Car of all the
Russias to Prince ALEXANDER make the
hope of a peaceful settlement of the East
ern question seem very doubtful: Your
HighneSs must decide your own course.
/ reserve to myself to judge what my IA
theirs venerated memory, the interests Of
Russia and the peace Of the East require Of
me-" 1t would have been better for the
peace Of Europe had ALEXANDER re-
manned in exile.
Russia must either withdraw from the
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SATURDAY. August sI.I>,s

commencing nj 10 o'clncEa IN the an,,..
described property, that i, Ia >ay tn. -
Rink, situate on the corner of Sl,,.,rr, -,
Market streets, IN the t,;y Of Whc.,rg 49,
county, State at West Virginia. together sar -
the fixtures pertaining thrnUu,u. and So.
nanccS thrrrlInto belonging and a!shlL, ,,..
TERMS OF SAIE-Ou,. hall nI ,L, 80, 80
money or ~ much NOR aSihclmrrhA,,rI,,,.'N,
10 he paid cash on the day 81 ,Hlr ami lLr -.
payable in six months with IutrnJ r.,g ~,
sale the purchaser giving hi,uu,,,ulth Ar,
personal security, and the title Ia h, r,t..1,, ".
deed Of trust given as additional. spcur,y
yll J. u. EWING Irs,
The above sale Is alJnUruoi until SIIrEp,y
SEPTEMBER ilh, l>>, u, u u.c'n.ka
aug5i Jp EWIN,,. Trr,..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

X. b. HAYES is said to have once been
a moderately successful book agent. This
is no diScredit rs the book agent is q great
educator, He had better remained in that
business instead of entering into CON
spiracy to take four years Of another
mans salary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03
WEDNESDAY. JILi ?Sih.hDiN

Commencing nj 10 O'Clock q IN, 1T INh.rnEHE
at the front door ui the Cont iuUs 4 ul5
county, West Virginia. In said city u NLfs a.
10 the highest bidder, the real estate 10 Nj ~
of which Mary ; BrITtDn died s,pd. laE ~
say:
The south half of lot No = IN the I,s Z -
addition commonly known n, "l0hn ElT'AG
ton" fronting on The west side Oi MsnT s'Vi
and being the lot north Ut the laAllAr g.rs
west corner Of Twenty sixth aud Marie sra
less, however, - much 0i sad hall f 4 30
heretofore conveyed Ia nUc Patrick NrthE y
said Mary :. Brint0u and husband by DEED i,si
October ~. lSsiS. AMI now Of UcuUi 10 he -
of the Clerk Of the County CUur u sad C1gt1 1
decd book ~, NJ page ~, which part "ooIfrS
Is bounded ~ follows. Beginning a. u, sJl
west corner Of the half lu; on on aliry Al -
ming thence with the cat side ii N" aI.f1 . y
northwest corner Of said half l0i, theme pA'ls
with the south line Of the hall .I Z! icd, ihssf
parallel with III" w'I line a. Tie sGit ~
thereof, and from thence I! irci I" ib' it' a
beginning.
ON the part Of said lot to be So!d there i's 'E
two-stOry brick dwelling hous.
TERMS OF SALE ucthri q be is'ss
ncy,and ~ much more thrfud0thr ig'lltsi
shall elect To pay, IN cash on the Jay q a. =
residue thereof payable in two equal ma ~
in one and two year rom the day " a. -
Interest from that day, the pIrChAS' W r'n
notes for the deferred pEymrHt' l"arhG lai'7
with personal security therein aiifs'hsl -
Special Commissioner, and the tue " IVY
eTty sold 10 he retained Until The faim'h' -
Wv ALFRED CAlbRtlL-
sJ-cial oonR.saon
STATE OF WET vIgGi.iL, COrSTY " VH' Wv
OF WHEELING: ,.,,.-..- 4,
/. Thomas ". Dar:ah, Clerk 81 80 - -.
hereby certify that the a'"Ic PAM ], a
Commissioner has gwen bond AhI "-'
required by Law and said decree
THOMAS u DAEGAH -
June NJ, lsSf. .r r,,,..,,
The aboye sale II postponed until w W.
OCTOBER II, lsSi, at sAr,e place ,,r,r
special COraEi'.''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

YESTERDAY evening the visiting mem
bers of the State Press Association took
leave Of our city for an excursion to Luray
Cavern and for their respective homes.
The routine work of the newspaper man is
again to be taken up and pushed for all
there is in it. Political differences were
forgotten during the meeting, but now,
since the editors have become better ac-
quainted with Oneanother, they will hurl
their intensest vocabulary at oneanother
with more freedom than before in the pres
ent political campaign.
The well wishes of the REGISTER 20 with
the members of the press.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians IN
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalculable. Ii relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrh9a, gripping
in the bowels and wind collie. By CIV
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price pc. a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

IT now seems likely that the nations
of Europe will continue their contentious
over the Bulgarian crisis till war is the re-
suit. The Car has spoken in a tone that
sounds rather OminOus of conflict.
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Trustees Sa|eof Capitl|Rid
Corner Of Market and Sixteenth sl,,,,
in The CITY of Wheeling '"'N

by VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TPrSr,,..
ID 10y John K. landau and WIi'", ~ SA'
Ian 10 ME H. trustee, dat,,l on the EjI !. nag
cembcr, 4. u. lHni. and rrcorIclIn ~. = -
the Clerk of the County Co,,t If o., ,,',t I
W. Va, in deed Of ir!>l huuA NUM-, a ,''' ..
80 ! VIII sell at public auction. Il, M, ,,r -
Of the Court House uf Ohio rnlln,y ,,, '''' 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

CHARLESTON is Il 2OO-year-old American
town. Her ruin, almost, by an earthquake
is a warning td eagle spread orators that
the United States has no immunity from
this most appalling of all calamities.
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The Gand Bounce.

CHdrieS5IrR Enterprise.
''What is the occupation of you beau?'
one Boston girl asked of another.
''He was employed in bank until re-
Gently, but he is doing nothing at pres
ent."
"Resigned?'
mo; he was cOnhagrated.'
'Conhagrated?'
Eyes; or, as it is vulgarly termed, fired. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

The bricklayers of Charleston, :. c.,
must be regular descendants of SHYLOCE,
to take advantage of the misIortunes Of
the people Of that unfortunate city by
charging exhorbitant wages for their work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

THE Radicals are doing some tall lying
Just now about the Democratic situation.
Democrats should make it their rule OF Oh
servatiOn that the bigger and more fire.
quent the lies, the less hope the Republi-
nom, hnr.. nf .rrnrass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

A REVOLUTION is said to be brewing in
Scandinavia, and probability of the over
throw Of monarchy is apparent, unless
Russia or Germany should interfere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

The dread of another visitation from
earthquake is subSiding in the afflicted
South Carolina towns and the people are
again feeling safe to enter their homes,
where they have not been destroyed.
There will be quite change in the man
ner of building in that State, for some
time to come. People will want their
houses proof against earthquakes, lust rs
the people of the west want theirs to be
cyclone proof
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

THE Democrats Of the Third Congress
sional Diatrict pay Congressman c. p,
SNYDER high compliment in renOmina-
ting him over three such good men as
Messrs. ANDERSON, HARRIS and FLOYD.
This shows that the people are well
pleased with his official action in the past,
and are willing to trust him in the future.
Mr.. SNYDER received 1889 votes al
the last election, while his Republican
opponent, Mr.. DAVIS, received only
1920. There is little doubt that his
nomination is equivalent to an election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

WILL the shock cause more people to at
tend church and give their prayers greater
fervency next Sunday?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

SEVERAL towns and cities are taking ac-
ton to send relief to the earthquake suffer,
ers in South Carolina. What will Wheel
ing do?
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DID you feel the quake?

MEMBERS of the West Virginia press
vale. vale, till we meet again.
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Nyould be a Mean Trick.

WOuIu Dc U HeAA IIIVh'
Merchant TrdUshier.
"Dinny did you be r'adin' in the noos-
papers that Jay Gould's income is tin clnts
livery tOim the clock ticks?'
"Troth, an Oi did. Wouldn't be a
name thrick now if some blaggyard was to
snake in an sthOp his clock fur i'm"
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Aew advertisements.

urANTED-THE FOLLOWING FILES OF
w the DAILY AND SUNDAY REGISTER. sub
scribers having such, or any part OF them, In
their possession will confer great iaNor Dy leaE
EEsIsTER of the year 1885 of following dates
september 5, O. H. H. 16 3, 26, 3, %, and octo-
her 81 % 80 and 81. SUNDAY REGISTER OF the
year 1885 of follwing dates: April Il May ~ ana
December q. ault
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

Being one for every 100 votes cast for Governor
Wilson in lSs4. and one for each fraction of 80
and over.
". G. BENNETT, Chairman.
J. v BLAIR, Secretary.
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for Sale.
EAHM FOR SALE,

The subscriber will sell o,,r,,
property near the City OF Wk.r'lnee 10Y aNGIlr
Acres on Big Wheeling Cn,rl atHu 4 :.
from the city. Land very level 'TT-i,era I.l-
of Good Fruit: Water in EyrFy E, ,-HSr uras,.
tages aud Cold Well Water IN ..N no 10
Feaces; plenty Of Limestone AMI g. iAa -:
ont on the land. A pur,ha>.- can , % .niilt
gain. - s's ts'r a
jylScagh Oliicc, ll60 Main - hM!M
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educational.

DATAPSCO INSTITUTE, ELLGCOTT CITY,
i MD. The SD Annual Session will be resumed
SEPT. It, 1856. Miss A. MATCHETT, Principal.
Miss ROBERTA H. ARCHER, Nicc-Prlncilal.
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THE PittSburg PoSt gives this interesting
little comparison of Mr.. RLAISE's speech
making on the tariff question:

From NJ BldiRGS SDSScA From Hr. BiuiHS'S dsbdir
al SsBdgO Lake Maine Irth tisH. Butler IN
AHguf ~ lSS6.I Congress March To-
81 am a firm believer lS7I three dGgS GjlST
in the efficacy of the the rDtc gf The HDUS
protective tariff and 20 rsDsul al duties on
can look back with Sc coal
rene satisfaction To my Mr.. Blaine-''I was in
record in Congress rs favor of the repeal of the
never blotted by a single coal tariff and the gen
vote that was not tleman Mr. Butlerl was
friendly to the interests not
Of American labor"
Mr.. BLAINE'S memory seems to be de-
fective. And he cannot remember his
freaks at different times with the tariff
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STATE SENATORIAL CONvENTIO!

J. Y. BLAIR, Secretary.
STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS
SECOND DIsrRICr-At Burton, Wetzel county,
September Is.
THIRD DISrRICT-At West Union, September
EIGHrH DISrRICT-At Anderson, September 3,
Rtl2M
TWELFTH DrsrRIcr-At Mooreaeld, on Thurs,
day, September 10.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT-Berkeley Springs. Sep
TENDER SGh.
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Zoe ADMITS TO ALL
+ INSLY INSTITUTE.

lNSL1 INSTITUTE
This old and well known educational institu-
ton now in its I2d year. will reupOn ITS doors
for pupils on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER :, with full
corps of teachers and greatly increased facilities
for imparting ilNtructUn--wth new apparatus.
charts, etc, etc.
Its curriculum provides thorough English
and College preparatory course AMI thorough
instruction in German.
Parents desiring the benefits of this school for
their sons can receive more definite Information
and catalogues by applying personally or by let
ter to either of the Undersigned principals.
Catalogues can be obtained at the book stores
j. c. ORR.
aul6Sae J. VI. LEE,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. CuUNTyu ,
- Ohio, City Of Wheeling IN the Ngn.a,.
Court of Wheeling
Missouri ]. Brintun, and ollcDhyl
next friend. AC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-03

Mary j. COTS ANA uthrrN
Pursuant Ia the authority vested IN bin lr's,
DEGREES in HDOV" Cal,sr. one made MARI =.
1870, and the other "n january VI. lNN he O.
lcrsigupd SpcCial Commissioner "A 81 .r
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CONVENTION.
First District.

At a meeting ofthe Democratic Executive Com
nttse for the First ngreSSiOual Districtof West
Virginia, held at Clarksburg, July - lSS6 1t was
ordered
That a Convention of the Democrats OF the Inst
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
N meet At Clarksburg, West Virginia, on Tuesday
the 7th day of September, 1856, for the purpose
of nominating candidate for Congress IN saiu
District, and for the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the convention; and
that the several counties in said District be re
ouested to send the number Of delegates follow
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ing do?
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2 GRAND PERFORMANCES DAILY. 2

Doors open at and : p. m. ON Lot at west
end of Suspension Bridge. Wonderful Menag
erie The Best Circus in the World for the money
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Police COurL.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTOS-
TUESDAY, August Sd.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTOS-
TUESDAY, August Sd.
Edwin II. Dimond, charged with man
slaughter in the second degree, was com
mitted to the Superior Court.
A. D. Wallace was fined SO, with 81
costs, for assault and battery on f. Nc
Grew.
r. S. Scrimgeour, for drunkenness,
was sent on the reef for fifteen days.
Costs, 81.
Kua was charged with assault and
battery on Mrs. Raymond. They had a
dispute about a roadway, which ended
in the defendant throwing the woman
down and striking her on the head.
Both had been drinking. The defend
ant was fined So, with SO 20 costs.
Awana was sentenced to imprison-
ment at hard labor for seven days for
disorderly conduct in the Cosmopolitan
Saloon.
Sang See was charged with assault
and battery with a gun on Aneko, by
shooting, at Honolulu on the 3lst OF
July. The defendant admits the assault
and pleads justification. The case was
partly heard and continued to the 4th
instant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-04
The Egg Dance at Baroda.

A dance infinitely more graceful and in
teresting than that executed by the
Nautch girls is the egg dance. The
dancing girls, dressed in the ordinary COS
tune of the women of the peOple-a
bodice and very short sarri-carries on
her head a wicker wheel, placed perfectly
horizontal Round this wheel threads are
attached at equal distances, which are
provided at their extremities with slip
knot kept open by means of glass bead.
The dancing girl advances towards the
spectators, holding a basket filled with
eggs, and, to the measure of mOnoton-
Gus and jerky strain of music, begins turn
ing herself around with great rapidity.
Then, Selling an egg, she inserts it in one
of the slip-knots
By means of centrifugal action, the
thread holding the egg is tihgtened and
placed in straight line with the CORE
spending spoke of the wheel. One after
the other the eggs are thrown into slip
knots, and form a horizontal aureola
around the head of the dancing girl. AT
this point the dance becomes more and
more rapid, and the least false step, the
slightest stoppage, would smash the eggs
one against another. The eggs are then
withdrawn one by one in the same man
ner in which they have been fixed, and
this second operation is the most delicate
of the tWo.-Baroda Cor. London Queen.
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Carrying ON a SHOTGUN Revival.

The Brothers Responsibilities returned
from Africa, and are lecturing in their
native city of Crokow. On the upper
Congo they were repeatedly mistaken for
Portuguese missionaries, and one native
chief took occasion to compliment them
on their enterprise in representing the
firm of so distant a God, and privatel,
offered to baptise limited number of his
subjects at a shot gun apiece Cor.
Chicago Graphic News
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-04

Try the ice-cold Boca Draught Beer at
the Keystone"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-04

Call at the Keystone" and try the ice
cold Boca Draught Beer.
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Ladies' Fishing in the sierras.

AS l neared the stream TO secure
material for our first lunch the pleasant
sound of womans voice, followed by
ripping laughter, rather asUonished me,
and, going a few steps farther, somewhat
more cautiously, came upon a very re-
freshing scene. Two young ladies, who
had probably heard of the Indians mode
of fishing by constructing a wicker-work
dam and driving the fish into the trap,
had ingeniously simplifed the plan
and were just commencing operations.
They had Invested themselves Of their
foot-gear, and were standing in the stream
about twenty feet apart, in water some
ten inches deep.
AS soon as the more muscular one sue
ceeded in getting large, tiaring tin pan
in position under water, she called to her
companion, "Now start themw and, brac-
ing herself, prepared to scoop up a fine
mess of fish, while her friend advanced
toward her, beating the water with some
brush and shooting continually. l
watched them make two runs, both at
tended with poor results as far as the
catch of fish was concerned, but they had
all the enjoyment they could manage, judg
ing by the hearty peals of laughter they
INDUCED in; and 1 passed on, as 1 came,
unobserved, and thoroughly amused at
this harmless mode of fishing. Cor. Over
land Monthly.
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Committed for trial.

In the Police Court yesterday Edwin
H. Dimond was charged with man
slaughter in the second degree, con-
trary to chapter I, section 8, of the Penal
Code, by shooting and killing one All
Leong, a Chinese, in Honolulu, on July
81, 1886. The defendant waived exam
ination and was committed for trial at
the October term of the Supreme Court.
Bail was fixed at 81 900. Ashford &
Ashford appeared to assist prosecution;
S. B. Dole for defendant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-04

Havana's AIiIk-wagon and Fruit Stand.
To one who has never been in Spain the
street sights are novel and often astound-
ing After breakfast took a walk down
the Prado. The first sight was the Cuban
milkwagon-nOt wagon at all, but a
mule, on whose back was a pilliOn two
feet high, built up of straw and leather
on the top boy, and hanging on all sides
OF him the numerous milk cans. saw
another method of distributing milk. The
COW with a calf is driven to the entrance of
the house, and MIXED the amount wanted.
This method is for children and invalids.
The calves have on wire muZzle.
Next l came upon fruit stand, and
none in the north can compare with them,
for the majority of Cuban fruits are so
perishable when ripe that they can not be
conveyed off the island. The pineapple,
which we never get ripe, is here like a
massive ruby, whose interior you can eat
with a spoon. In this condition it is the
queen of all fruits. The magno, looking
something like a kidney-snaped pear,
green rind, spotted with red. Peel this
off and around a stone filling three quar-
tiers its interior is the yellow pulp, re-
minding one of the pineapple and the
peach. The sapOdilla, a brOwn-skinned,
round fruit the size of a peach, aIu"SEsU-
ing like very, very insipid pear. The
maumeeappIe is like a small brown
melon the interior a vivid flesh color.
Tim there are watermelons, muskmel-
Cns plantains, bananas, and many others
whose names I could not ascertain to-day.
have often prescribed the tamarind to
my patients. Here 1 got the fruit, like a
large bean in the pod, soft acid, and fresh,
prepared in water, and taste for the first
time this delicious drink in its natural
state.-Dr E. NJ Hale in Inter Ocean.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-04
Cambridge Sausages,

Fresh every afternoon between the hours of 3
and =. m. CORNED BEEF and PICKLED
TONGUE always hand. 329tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-04
a Y1IIape Is a IandInrd-

The town of Waterford, Ireland enjoys
a unique distinction. 1t is the landlord of
over 1900 houses and collects rents averag-
ing 500 yearly from each.