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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-11

To SUBSIDY HERETOFORE GRANTED FOR MAIL
COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WHEREAS the Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands
with the approval of His Majesty the King DID, in the
Session of the Legislature 1884 grant to the Oceanic
Steamship Company for carrying mails between the
Ports of Honolulu and San Francisco subsidy of Fifteen
Hundred Dollars for each round trip made by the
OF said Company, under which subsidy the said service
has been continued under conditions heretofore pre-
scribed BY law, tue day of March A d. 1886
WHEREAS it is of public importance necessity THAI said
Mail should be costnned without Interruption
therefore,
Be it Enacted By the King and the Legislature assembly Of
Ho'caan Islands IN the Legislature Of Kingdom Asscrnblcd
SECTION l. Subsidy Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars for
each round trip shall be paid the Steamship Com
pany for carrying the mails Ports Honolulu
and San Francisco respectively said Subsidy commence
from the 31 day of March, 1886 and expire the 31st
day Of March 1888.
SECTION 2. Said subsidy is granted upon condition:
l. That increase shall be made rates charged
for freight and passengers during the last years past
2. That the rate of freight specie shall exceed
half of one per
3. That said mail shall be carried on first class steam
vessels, not less than eighteen hundred register
That said subs y shall paid for more than two
round trips each month.
5. Provided that the charge upon bananas shall not
exceed fifty five bunch
SECTION g. The Minister of Finance hereby authorized
upon satisfactory proof him that said been
performed and the conditions in this mentioned have
been fulfilled pay such Steamship Company, the said
Subsidy, at the end of every month in like other
appropriations paid.
SECTION 4 This Act shall go the date of
its approval.
Approved this seventh day of October A d. 1886
KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-11
Royal Hawaiian Hotel.

The following are registered at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel: Oscar Unna, XII
pahula, Maui; Z H. Hoffman, Maui Mr.
and Mrs Z. c. Renuie, nurse and child,
Springfield Mass. 4. P Raymond,
Boston, Mass. J. Marsden, Hawaii; W.
A. Douglas, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs.
II. Turton, Lahaina, Maui; J. F. B.
McCleary, San Francisco; DIR. 0. 5.
Trimmer and wife, Salinas, California
Frank Gardner and wife, New Zealand ;
James W. stevens, San Francisco; T. J.
Finch, New York; J. G. Barron and
wife, Sydney; Ben. Saylor, F. A Bishop,
San Francisco; A Haneberg, Kauai ;
Miss Brownlow, London Chas. W.
Clinb, Greenock, Scotland; W. Il. Cum
mings, Wailuku; H Engelbracht, San
Francisco T. r. Keyworth, PaauiIo;
Major W II. CornweI, Maui.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-11
AN ACT


To AMEND CHAPTER LNNNVI OF PENAL CODE.
Be 1t Enacted by the King Legislature assembly Of the
Haoeoiion Islands in the Legislature Of the k"g'om assembled:
SECTION l. Section of Chapter LXXXVI of the Penal
Code shall be amended as o read as follows
Section 5. The Inspectors # Election namely the
Police District Justice, the Tax Collector and the Tax
Assessor Agents appointed by them, shall at least fifteen
days before the day Of holding any election for Representa-
tve excepting such may be ordered pursuant the pro
visions of Sections 797 of the Civil Code make and
copies to be posted the place where the election be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-11
AN ACT
To REGULATE THE HAWAIIAN BOARD OF HEALTH.

To REGULATE HAWAIIAN BOARD OF HEALTH
Hawaiiaa Islands IN the Legislature of Kingdom Assembcd
SECTION l. His Majesty King shall appoint five
Hawaiians to be Hawaiian Board of Health, and His
Majesty the King shall appoint of them be President
of said Board and all of said Board shall be persons skilled
in the practice of native medicine of good character and
they shall serve during the Kings pleasure.
SECTION >. 1t shall be the duty of said Hawaiian Board
of Health hear all applications made by native Hawuans
who wish practice native medicine in this Kingdom for
the of any kind of disease for the of chronic
diseases hereditary diseases for the of broken
bones.
SECTION g. Said Board, majority thereof, shall give
applicant certificate certifying to the Minister
the Interior the qualification of the applicant practice
native medicine in any kind disease
of chronic disease hereditary diseases of the of
broken bones may be stated in the application.
SECTION T. The Minister of the Interior shall grant
the order of the said Board license any applicant who
has received certificate of his qualification practice med
cne in any kind of disease upon receiving twenty dollars
SECTION Every person licensed to practice medicine
in Section of this Act specified shall keep records of his
practice of medicine and shall correctly such
ords all the business done by him Any person who has
received license authorized by this Act, who shall pac
tce hoomanamana, hoopopo anaana hoounauna, -sha
have his license cancelled Immediately.
SECTION g. Any native Hawaiian who shall practice native
medicine without having obtained license shall be fined
upon conviction thereof before any Police District Magts-
trate in the sum of twenty dollars.
SECTION T. The said Board shall have authority to APP
point three persons of good character and residents of the
district and who proficient in the practice of medicine
in each district except the District of Honolulu
be local Board; and shall be the duty of such local
Boards report the Hawaiian Board of Health the
qualifications OF applicants to practice native medicine, and
if the remedies proposed suitable for the of
the diseases mentioned in Section 2 of this Act.
g. The President of the said Board may appoint
the times of meeting of the Board for the transaction of all
business under the provisions of this Act.
SECTION g. For the purposes of this Act, Section 48 and
40 of the Penal Code amended by Act approved
the 18th day of September A d. 1876 aud also Sections 80,
ST. 50 and SO of the Penal Code Chapter So hereby
repealed.
SECTION TO- This Act shall from and after the
date of its approval.
Approved this seventh day of October A. d. 1886
KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-11
HTLO. October 9TH


The beautiful yacht Brunhilde, Cap
tain J. J. Phelps, arrived at Hilo, Octo-
Der LIST. She came into the bay with
every sail set, presenting a fine appear
ance Captain Phelps and his friend
Mr. T. r. billiard stayed at the resi-
dence of the Governess of Hawaii, but
supplied their inner man at the house
of Mr.. C. n Arnold. On the Sd inst
Captain Phelps, Mr.. billiard and c. \.
Arnold departed to visit the Volcano,
and returned on the 5th On the 9th
inst. Captain Phelps gave a reception on
board the yacht. An elegant lunch was
provided in the cabin. Mr.. c. \. Ar
mold and wife, Mr. Chas. Finneux, Mr..
Dodge, Of Honolulu; Mr. Geo B. Beck
ley, purser OF the Kinau; Miss Elvina
Richardson, Miss Maria Conway and
Mr. j. y Martin were present. Others
were invited, but had to decline for fear
Of seasickness. Those who did 90 were
delighted with the fine yacht, which de-
parted for Callao on the 9TH inst All
wished them a delightful voyage.
J. \. NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-11
Death of Rev. I. LSnns.

The Rev. Lorenzo Lyons died at Wal
mea, Hawaii, October 9Th, in the 8Oth
year OF his age, after a years service as
missionary Of the American Board Of
Foreign Missions
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-11
TO LET.

FURNISHED HOUSE, COMPLETE FOR
Y Housekeeping VIII be let cheap. Cen
trally located. Possession given By the END OF
the month. For further particulars apply at this
Cf3ce
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-11
NEW RESTAURANT.

MIR. JOE MENDFs DESIRES To INFORM
vi his friends and the public generally that
he has opened the PACIFIC RESTAURANT II
the new building on Smith street. on the site OF
lis old restaurant, where he Will be pleased 10
have them call on him, l3O-ocl4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-11

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE KING
dom Mr. A. Gartenberg will act for me
under Power of Attorney. CHAS. J. FISHEL.
Igq-OCt9
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Furnished or UNFINISHED

4 COTTAGE ON LUNALILO AND PIKOU SITS,
~ furnished complete for housekeeping. Use
of horse and carriage; large garden. Apply to
CHAS J. FISHEL,
I27-oct7tf Cor. Fort and Hotel SITS.
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Special n office.

DOCTORS W. h. HILL AND J. T. RENNIE,
- by special request Will hold consultations
extract teeth and give remedies in their special
ties between the hours Of and O'Clock ?. IN,
during their stay in this city. in the Office, Fort
street near the Pantheon Stables. lZ3ts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-01
OVER the RIVER P. MS.
General Warner Takes a Trip to
BeIIaire TO Gain
SOME NFoRMGTIoN OF AsPlRANTs.
Wise, Of Bellaire, Piper Of GAINESVILLE,
LOughy, Of St. ClairsVille, and
Todd, Of Bridgeport.
SD,cial 10 ne RsQisisr.

WASHINGTON, D, C., January Sl.-Gsn-
eral Warner has gone to Bellsire to spend
Sunday with his daughter and his grand
son. a recent arrival While there the
General intends to obtain some much
needed information about the several sP-
pReants for postmaster. 1t WAS thought
that Mr.. Wise, the present incumbent,
would have been removed before this, but
IS his commission expires on The SIb OF
March he will now probably BE- PERMITTED
10 serve his term out. As 10 the cases of
Piper, Of Bsrnesvills. Langley of s..
Clairsyille and Todd, OF BsidEeE ort il is
vers probabls that Just as soon as the pend,
ing controversy between the Presiden! and
the Senate is definitely settled they will be
removed. An especial effort will be made
in Todds case first as it is said he is the
most Objectionable OF the trio. A gentle
man told me this evening that he heard
Sam Piper say in Barnesvills just prior to
the presidential election. that be was 8
Republican and that if the Democrats
were successful he vOu'd at once tender
his resignation and step down. The next
thing heard Of Sam was that he Was max
ing an effort 10 be retained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-01
PREPARING FOR A SIEGE.
The Coke Strikers Will Resist
: Eviction BY the Operators
At the PERIL OF THEIR LIVES.
And viii Protect Their Wives and Chili-
ren.--Some Trouble Expect
ed Soon.

Mr. PLEislxr, Pa January 81 .-.Evefy
Hungarian abiding place 9; both Moore
wood and Standard coke works viii TO-
morrow be castle. Doors and windows
will be barred, while within viii stand
resolute men ready to lay down their lives
before seeing their wives and children
thrown out 10 the snow which s now drift.
ing and blowing about their houss&
The Socialistic assemblies have held Q
number Of meetings to-day. but their
proceedings are most zealously guarded.
Yeatsrday the s,csssA A~<ve crowded With
foreigners preparing for the seige which
they expect to open tomorrow. Long
lines Of men carrying bundles Of provisions
trudeiug homeward through the snow car.
rying. provender which is generally pur.
chased by the females. On tie operators
side there Rave been numerous con
claves and private consultations
10 day. When blun,ly questioned
as to the plan Of procedure in erecting
their tenants, FncS's official refused to
give any information at all. Thirty Hcu.
garians fresh from Castle Garden arrived
at S,oueville, on Saturday evening with
bundles, babies and women. They were
not welcomed by any OF the coal operators.
bit were scon ensct need under shelter OF
the strikers at Moorewooj, where they be.
gan studyipg the alphabet Of al American
strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL BUSINESS.
What ths Senate and House wnl Do This
W,ak

What ths Senate and House will Do This
week,
WASHINGTON, January 3l-Attsr the
call of States in the House tOmorro" 1t
will be in order for 0By member to move
to suspend the rules and place any measure
upon its passage, or 10 adopt resolutions
exercising the sense Of the House 1Pon
any question pending in Congress An
early adjournment is probable as means
of preventing the Offering Of u resolution
10 commit the House upon the SILVER ques-
tion before that subject shall have received
careful consideration Of the committee
having jurisdiction over it. Tuesday will
DE devoted to the delivery Of eulogies on the
late Vice President Hendricks. In the morn
IIg hour Wednesday further discussion
of the Dingley shipping bull will take
place. After the morning honr the Marson
bill 70 increase the pensions OF WIDOWS Wl'
be unfinished business. The Committee
ou Banking and Currency has Instructed
Nr. Adams, OF Illinois, tn call up tor &C
tiou during the course Of the week his bill
N authorize Natioual banks 10 increase
their capital stocks. The general bill sp-
pTcaSle 10 Fi.z John Porter may be call
ed. it an opportunity offers, Rsxt Thursday
Private bills will monOPollzs the sttsn-
yoa Of the House on Friday. Upon any
day OF the week a political discussion may
he forced upon the HOUSE by the reply OF
the Secretary d the Navy TO the Boutelle
resolution.
Tna Dakota 6ll AMI ths electoral count
hin ao.h stand upon tho Senate calendar
q. up6sished business and are, therefore,
~ tbs pos,fious Of mutual Antagonlsm to
rbs osdar Of e1a-ll-rariOn. There will be
= consultation to-nOrroS morning between
Ss,s,. rrs Harrison aud HOsr. having these
measures respectively 10 chargs - the
.b,rn shall % feet proceeded With.
Whichever - ts.Neu uD will probably con-
anne the greater part OF the week.
The bill to diS,d- The Sioux reservation
hollis =, the head Of the calendar for the
morring hour [, wes near the point Of
ani.n more than Esek sgo, but every
r;,,a II has be-D reached, new entire
I,8,xp nuestion has O-sn opened up and
,be morning hour has not been counted
lon, enough 10 dispose Of fresh amend
meu,s which tais iEui,iul topic suggested,
ATTORNEY GENERAL GAsLANDs LITTER
,iseEu.ug TO furnish papers called for by
the Senate relIinG n the Dasin case val
ba Ia;l before the S~uAt- at the next eXecu'
,iye session. Sscrsr proceedings OF the
Seoar thereafter ere likely 10 be very IN
,ereaiog to pArticipGusa, sDd II they are
nilox.i 20 le,k our, Wili bs 'qVal!y 50 to
,bs pl5i, Mr. q Conquest Clarke, re
eeoriy appointed cl~rS oi the House Com
mirtrr On Foreign Affairs teLdered hl'
res ,,.s'ion to Nc Belno"t. chairman o
tae committee. immsfiArelY on ire Puonea
tiop O. atscGsou bIs political record. IN
b,, letter Of re-ignsrion Mr. Clarke says
If c-nm it due 10 iou ss we'll as 10 myself
So,aT that in all tn 'hous&Uds OF pages o
v.sqr-9uy eaIled fcrlh b7 the Presidentia
mudr.s Of ls7C th-se is not one hns
Usco' 70 sustain "ry charge against ~
personal iategrity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-01
ANOTHER WIRE NAIL MACHINE.

A Pittsburg Inv.nt,on Turns Out Two
Hu, dred and Thirty Per misats
Yesterdays Pinsburg Leader contained
the following:
For months pas. an sarnss! quiet man
in Allegheny has been patiently a. work
perfec,ing q machine, which when general
" known viii make no lii,ls stir in the
mechanical world. The inventor 10 ar.
William Taylor, OF No. l7s Lscock s'reet.
Allegheny, and the piece Of mechanism be
has finished is machine for making wire
nails. This machine as seen In opssa.iou
yesterday, turned out $50 wire nails per
minute. which is forty nails more than
any other hss made in the same
length Of time. Material VARYING
from sixteen TO thirteen wire
guage Is worked BY this machine. and
s.th each sizs perfectly formed, nsih from
three fourth inch to ,so aud one iosiih
inches long are turtsd ont. At tbs con
ing meeting of wire mai! manufactures 10
be held in Piusbarg. this machine will be
brought iorssrd. Mr. Taylor. the inyen-
tor, iu . talk On Lis labofs saJs: The
constantly recurring .diffcoliies 10 tbs ns,l
trade have led isysn;ors 70 sosk on var.
ious plans 10 perfect sutomaiic feeders snd
other .co.triysncss designed 10 dDpenss
With Easpual labor. Tbs wire nail y dss
tined TO drive tho cut nail oat cf ibs mG-
ket M !. answers oil Purposes folly - veil,
and does not require 40 much skilled lsScr
| In its manuiaciu ure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-01
ANOTHER sEw NAIL.
What n Corr e.pondsnt sRys About y
wheeling Inyeuuon.


Speaking OF the attempt being made to
introduce au improved nail into the market,
the Wheeling correspondent OF the 81.
Louis Age OF Steel says:
Two other devices have been shown 10
me. One, the suggsstlon ot Mat Al,meyer,
an old mailer and factory manager. cuts
the chisel point. and the iisng,s which
make the head are 90 slightly compressed
by the dies as TO prevent cryStali2 alton
and consequent brlttieoPss OF the had.
giving it more tensile strength. II 10 =
question whether this IL pitentsble.
think not. TIE other, the device OF Jake
Allmeyer, brother Of ha! aud also aD
old mailer and factory manager, looss
more ha,tering for the inventor, he
claims tn have device Cor eating square
or qusdrangulsr sharp poiu, or conicai
one. as may bs desired. lie 10 nj piessnt
ia Washington iliug his caveat Jake
Altmeyer gs,g =, one Of the distinctive
merits Of the wire neil while e,ill preserv
ing the old square and popular shape.
That merit which is generally allowed j
believe, 10 this; the sharp point, whether
square or round, simply di'placss the fiber
Of the wood when driven iG.o IL, and these
fibers. their integrity being lnimpaired,
shrink back against the nail, holding ID 10
its p!aco by direct lateral pressure. The
old blunt poin, tears aud forces hs way.
actually destroying The dtet, violating It's
integrity aud running rs strength, being
held TO i,s pace by s own rough edges
and only TO the line when The lacerssd
fibers decay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-01
TREASURY STATEMENT.
l,,.rs. nal Bsak ard Legal Tender Notes
.lntstauding at o. rtain Dates

,,ztS. nal Bsok ard Legal Tender SOtss
outstanding at o. rtain Dates
W.sHrNGroS. January 3I.-Ths follow
icv 81. a statement OF the COmp.rOller Of
,hs Currency shoSing the amounts ot
Na.innsl bauk notes and OF legal tender
mott. outstanding ~ ths dates OF the pass
40. cr the acts OF jane 30. 1874. January
II 2>l5 aud May 81, 1878, together With
amounts outstanding at date OF Increase
Az decrease: Amount outstanding June
30 1874. S34O,894 1872; January IA. 1873,
S3ji.s6l, ,45O, May 81, 1875, $I22 555, 800; ;
amount outstanding st da,e OF (eire1lstion
o. National gold bonds nos iaelud@d,
SS6l 4O9) $3l4,655,O23. Increase during
last month, 1881. 1853; decrease since FEB
ruary /, 1885, -, IoJsji.
Legal tender notes. amount outstand-
iuy June 80. 1874. $3S2 900, 900; January
IA. 1873, $382. 600. .0a0; amount retired
under act of January IL, 1875, 10 May 81,
1878 1886. 5.3IS,9S4 Amount outstanding
on and since May 81, 1873 $3tS,SSl, ,Ol6r
amount on deposit with U S Treasurer to
Se4ssn notes of finsolvent and hquidstlns
banks and bankers retiring circulation,
under set of June 20, 1874, SO, 5SS, 4Si
inere Ise in deposit during last month
S3,gS3,Ol9; inefssss 10 deposits since Feb
Fuary lst, 1885, S2S2,il2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-01
BKLLAIRE.

The Ladies Bazaar, in Elyssas Rint,
24th int promises TO be q way sSasd 81.
fair. The ladies Of 81, joins church are
numerous hnd energetic.
Tomoros 10 CAsdlemss day In the
Catholic church Blessins Of candles 10
81. Johns church At 8 =. m. Tuesday y
the feast OF 81. Hssius. Bissing Of
tbroA,s at 8 q 70. and Up. %. in 81 Jobs's
church, and q. Wareock Station st 5p. n.
in the private Csibolic chapel.
The Daily Fexs;ysg' vii be poblisasd
during .hs Catholic Bazaar.
The usual weekly collection in H-
Johns church yesterday suoontsi To
s47. A gradual increase every Sunday.
Miss Theresa Aaser. OF NJ De Cbsutsi.
spent Sunday with relatives hssa.
Rsaineer John Mooes, Of the G. o d.
yiaion Of the B. 4 o.. vas RELEASED from
The contest, Is DO passenger engineer %
the main s.sss of iks B. 4 O. could b N
ducsd 10 spSnss him. Father Cun Iooku
on this "a clear losi Of $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-01
THE SUPPLY OF STEEL,
The Output Of the wheeling District, and
Whore II Goes.

"COd Short In Ag, ctste,i.
The editor or correspondent Of the
Stove and Hardware Reporter is very
much at sea on one phase OF the nail stu
alton In recent isaue, IN an article on
the question, he has discovered au ap-
preaching trouble and demonstrates to his
satisfaction that famine IN steel nail
plate ia impending. But in THE discount
ing trouble he shoots very vide Of the
mark. In TIE trst place Chess, Cook d
Co. 90 not make steel, never did, and
eyiuoe no present disposition TO do so.
Neither do Zug & Co. The Calumet has
an opsn.hearihei furnace and Dc Lot make
alabs, as to my certain knowledge they are
in the marks. "a buyers. Aga u, no le OF
tksm make s,tel plates. They manussc'
,ure biIIets aud slabs. These latter are
rolled dosn to nail plate in the plate mills,
which are an integral part Of o rail msnu.
fac.uriug piast. AS TO the threatened
dearth there are not the slightest grounds
for apprehension. Ia the Wheeling dis
trict, the csotrsl point Of the .s'i trade,
the product ia easily .sple. There are
tbres stee! plants low idle bat
-eaay 10 com meme opers!ions ~
soon as il suits their y;eSs--ihs River
side, Bellairs and Junction; then the plan,
Of the Wheeling See! Compeny ia rapidly
approaching completion sDd will coon ts
| In condi,ioa to @2ri. The aggregate out
put Of these isae plants will be close on 10
200 tons deily say 100 This will OF
can be distributed as follows The River
side will consume in her nal ana oiheI
mills $50 tons daily; ihs Benwocd. eighty
tons daily; ,Ls Belmo1t, seyenty.6ye tom
daily; Wheeling Iroa Works. sixty Eve
tons dsiiy; Bsliaire. sky fss tons; Jurc
tior, sixiy.i7e lobs; LaOghlip, 100 ie,s
Jelferson seventy ious; Liable sixty tons
Brilliant forty ,ops--If0 toDs 10 sll, lea'
ing a cozs..Jie issplas Of $50 tona 90. Q
this tie Tesre Haute coald gss the hlt,
tons she require ise B.l.on, sixty ton.
the Kelly sizty ions and Ashland six,
tcus, stiii leaving 100 tons The shet
niiIs--tbe Whitaker. the Etna sud th
Stsndard--Eill toge her consume abor
twenty Eve ious. Nsz while there ID bG
small margin Of sGspi1s, il is Ike Ne
cC;io ssGDd, 's0. 20 deep ~ well. nc
80 vide as 3 ebareb door, bat tis enougl
'tEiil serve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-01
SUNDAY THEATRES.
Heuok's Two Cincinnati Houses Giys
Sbows Yesterday UpuoIeyted

Heuck's Two Cincinnati Houses giys
shows Yesterday UpHolsSted,
ClScISSAr;, January SILT was ex.
peetsd that Gil the theatres would be closed
to-day but this morning s papers announced
that performances at Heucs's i-s theatres
would be givs- setn ip The afternoon and
tonight The performances we're not ir'
terrupted. 10 explanation Of shis breach
Of an agreeper. nsds last week, Hsueks
manager said that they gave their pFomise
TO close upon pledge Of Law and order
leagues that all concerts and saloo4s ahoald
be cIosed. TseF gege AA open to-day and
10 night. Ike League, on The other hand
claims that it did noi sgres 70 close the
concert saloons in one week and tha, il i.
using diligence in that direction BY max
ing arrests. Ii is probable that more Ar
rests will be made tomorrow. All .ksstrei
except HeucEs reuAiae3 closed TO day.