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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-05

Corner of Beal ana howard Streets
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
R. S MOORE. .Supernten ent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALI.
i its branches; Steamboat, Steamship, Land
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or COM
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete
with hulls of wood, iron or composite
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam rugs eo1-
structed with reference to the trade IN Whlcb
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage ana
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar MAKING MacnlneL
made after the most approved plans: A1so' u !
Boiler Iron Work connected herewith
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet iron, OF any
size made in suitable lengths for CONNECTING
together, or Sheets rolled punched ana packed
for shipment, ready to be rlVeteo Oh the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work anu
Water Pipes made by this establishment, riV--
eted by hydraulic riveting machinery, that
quality of work being far superior TO haho
work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating PUMPS iA"
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the "a
cifc Coast of the Home Safety Boiler.
pUNPs-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation OF
city works purposes, built with the celeDFateu
Dayv Valve Motion, superior to any Othei
pump.
J. n. s. WILLIAMS hono1"A'
Room No. 3, upstairs, Spreckels' Block.
+f Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-05

p G MOORE .Superinten ent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-05
The RisdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works,

Corner of Beal and Howard Streets
SAN FRANCISCO. ..................CA CALIFORNIA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
MARTINS FERRY.

Mr.. Hiram Frazier has purchased q small
farm lCceted at out three miles west o.
Toronto, in Jefferson county. He will re-
move bis family thence in a few days.
Will link, of Steubenville, was in the
city yesterday calling on friends.
Miss Carrie Elkins and mother, o
Vsnceburg, Ky, are the guests OF Mrs
Elkins' father, Mr.. Peter Belle.
Miss Minnie Hukill and mother, who
have been the guests Of Rev. DR.. DeHass,
have returned to their home in Pittsburg.
Spence, Bags & Co. are running four
days a week now.
John I. Liechti left on an extended
western trip, in the interest of the Buck
eye glass company yesterday.
The steamer Ben Har called at tbs
Northwood landing yesterday.
Wm f II. Connolly has purchased an
other fine black horse, making his match
team complete.
Richard Colts has sold his property corn
er Second aud J ifterson streets, to John
Madden. Price 81, 500. Mr.. Cots has
purchased the property of Ana Graham,
on Fourth street, paying the same amount,
Bernard McEntee and his wife arrived in
the city yesterday, and will make their
home he:e.
A special train will leave Bellaire at 5:45
this morning, standard time, for the con
venience of parties desiring to attend the
X. of P. dedicatory services at Steuben-
Vile. The tram will leave Martins Ferry
at 6 O'Clock. Fare for the round trip, s.
cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
AT THE CAPITAL.

An Outline a what May BE Expected OF
Congress This Week.
WASHINGTON, February l9.-The Sen
ate will probably devote Monday and
Tuesday OF the coming week to the con-
sidsratiOn OF miscellaneous matters on its
calendar, and on Wednesday it viii take
up the differentiation bill. 1t is Senator
Allison's purpose to ask that the usual
adjournment from Thursday to the fol-
lowing Monday be dispensed with this
week unless this measure shall have been
passed by Thursday night, which is not
likely. The executive calendars contain
little TO occupy the time of the Senate,
but the fisheries treaty, which is expected
tomorrow, will perhaps give rise TO some
discussion during the week. 1t is the
intention of some Senators TO ask that the
treaty be made public at once, and q ma
iority is doubtless in favor Of such a
course, but as tue ''prscederts aud tradi-
tons of the Senate ale against it the re-
suit is doubtful.
Unless the report of the Secretary OF
War upon the Bouteils battle dag resolC-
ton should be transmitted to the House Of
Representatives tomorrow and the day
consumed in political discussion the Speak
er, after the introduction Of bills for refer
cree, with cali the committees for motions
To suspend the rules. None of the Com-
mittees have rs yet dec dsd what measures
they will submit for action under this call,
bat msny OF them will hold sessions to-
morrow morning for that purpose. 1t Is
probable that the Ways and Means Com
mittee will endeavor to obtain the passage
by the House of the Mills joint resolution
providing for the investment OF thesGrplus
in the Treasury, and that the
Judiciary Committee will request
action upon the Hoar resolution
proposing q constitutional amendment 20
change the date Of Inauguration Day.
The session of Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday latter the consideration
of the n.oruirg hours each day have been
assigned for public building bills, and the
friends Of this class of legislation are
numerous enough to prevent any other
business disPlacing the special order, al
though an adjournment over Washington's
birthday is spoken ofHH Friday will be dc
voted to private bills, interrupted only by
the report of the committee on nsuutac-
tures, on the resolution directing the
Secretary Of tic Treasury to institute an
irquiry into the New York Sugar Trust,
which may give Use to q brief debate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
THE L T MEMORIAL
Placed In Westminster by G. W. Childs-
The Exercises Yesterday.

ELlC6u N "o5NIh W "
The Exercises Yesterday.
LONDON, February 19.-Dsspite north
east wind, coupled with frequent inter-
mittent now falling, a large congregation
focked to st. Margaret's Church, West
minister, to-day, the occasion being a sps-
cial sermon by Archdeacon Farrar in con-
neetion with the unwilling yesterday OF
the Milton memorial presented TO the
church by Mr.. George ". Childs, OF Phil
sdelphia. The pew space was soon fully
occupied and chairs were placed in the
aisle to accommodate the later arrivals.
The congregation included Mr.. Phelps,
the American minister, and his wife;
Baroness Burdette Coutts, and many Lead
ing American residents. The British aris-
tccracy was also largely represented. The
service was the ordinary Lentsn one, ex-
cept that the hymn before the sermon was
Milton's LET Us with gladstone mind
praise the Lord, for he is kind"
Canon Farar, who preached from Lamen-
~tstiens, xiv, Z, further emphasized the
occasion in his opening remarks, while
Justly claiming attention to the fact that
he never neglected to preach according to
the church's season; that year after year,
through the gloom and glory Of the Chris
tian calendar, it had been aud would be
the endeavor to dwell with the congrega
ton upon each sacred anniversary as it re-
Cured. He plainly announced on this oc-
casion adeparture from the usual practice,
deferring for a week the usual leuten ex-
hortation. He devoted almost the whole
address to pointing out the concrete lesson
of Christianity as expOunded by the noble
life of Milton. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
BRIDGEPORT.

Dr. F. s DeHass will give a lecture Ii
the First NJ. E. Church Friday evening
February 9th. Subject: Sacred Mem
Dries of the Holy Land" Proceeds for the
benefit of the church.
Miss Cora Allender, who has Q the
CUES. of Miss Jessie Allender, of this place,
has returned to her home near Cambridge,
Ohio.
MIR. Frank wood2Ock has accepted q
position with Stone & Thomas, dry goods
meschants, Of Wheeling.
Koehuline Bros. have filled their hve
large ice houses With FIVE thousand tons Of
first class ice.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 1:3O o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. Perry Hathaway.
Mrs. Joshua Faith, who died Saturday
evening, was buried yesterday in Weeks
Cemetery.
Mr.. James Blazer Is visiting relatives in
East Liverpool, q.
DR.. Bolon, a very promising young ply
stefan, who has been among US for soma
time will, we are sorry to say, move tc
Delaware, o.
DIR. W. s. Fisher continuing to improve
and will be able to get out again in Il few
days.
Mr.. Joseph Taylor lost a fine horse on
Sunday morning from sp2smodic collie.
The C. l.. IS. G. will have an open
meeting in the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms thi'
evening TO which all are invited to attend.
A supper and entertainment will be given
By the knights of Labor L. A. No. S8l5,
on Saturday evening, February 25th. The
programme is quite a selected one and
| promises to be of unusual interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
J. West Virginia.
George B. Caldwell and Alfred Caldwell, trustees

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
J. West Virginia.
George B. Caldwell and Alfred Caldwell, trustees,
VS..
Mary Teece, Frances Elizabeth Shaw, william
Braighlon Shaw, Emily Bowyer, Abraham
Bowycf, Sarah Ann Piter, William G.. Hand
Ian, sheriff Of Ohio Capniy, West Virginia,
and admin!stratpr Of irthur n. Teecc, de-
ceaied, and John z. Mckcnnan, assignee IN
bankruptcy OF said Arthur VI. Teece.
II cHANcRRY.
The object Of this suit is to have the Court con-
strne the will Of John Teace, deceased, and di.
rect and Instruct the plaintiff whether 1t is their
duty rs trustees under sucn Will, ont OF tho
money 'ftheir trust, to psy interest 10 raid Sarah
Ann PitCr, from The time of the death OF SAID
deceased, on Ma oh 6, 1874, until March -, 1881,
when he became Gig hteen years of sge, upou
the legacy Of three hundred pmnfs left her By
such will, and AS 20 pay u sad Mary Ieecc,
the widow Of raid tect ased, the interest or In.
come acC,led, urOn the share nf the estate Of sRid
deceased, in which she has n lie interest, during
the yea- next succeeding the death OF said John
Tct &c.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause Ell these rules, that the Defendants, Frances
Elizabeth Shaw, william BralPhton Shaw Emily
Bowyer, Abraham Bnwyer, snh John y. McRen-
ran, ~asSigEea in bankruptcy of Arthur N. Teece.
are non residents OF tire State OF West virginia,
and they not having been served with process In
thlS CauSc, On Hl0tloh w 'uup aithht.' thiS u
der of publication IS entered sgainst them, and
il is ordered that the said defendants. Frances
Elizabeth Shaw, William Braighton shaw Emily
Bcwyer, Abr 4hSm Bowye- and John + ScKen.
nan, assignee IN bankruptcy OF Arthur ". Teece,
be required 10 appear. within one month afler
the dale or the first puhlicato on o. this OIderand
do whst ia Necessary 10 rTotact their interests
II Is further or:ered that tJis uricr be published
and po.tCd ~ required by law.
Witness John ". Mitchell, Clerk o. said Cont,
ai the Court House of said county this Sth day
Of February, ,SSS.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the irst time February 9Th, 1853.
Attest JOHN W. CLERK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
PRODUCE.
New York,

NEW YORK, February 20.-F!our-Re-
caipts II, 612 packages; exports 1885 bar
rels, and 22,572 sacks; market steady;
sales 26, 7G0 barrels. Wheat-Receipts
:, 200 bushels; exports 1877, 746 bushels;
sales 1924, 900 bushels futures, ZIG, 600
bushels spot; options closed firm at highest
prices; ungraded TED ~6Sfa92}c; No. 2 red
February nominal; March s9ic; April 90be;
May 81 sa9l3c, closing al 9lsc; June 9lia
81 1866, closing at 9l3c; July Ole; De-
cember 9l3c. Corn Receipts 10, 450
bushels; exports 29,S3l bushels; sales
800, 600 bushels futures, and 60, 600 bush
els spot; options firm; ungraded 59a60ic;
No. 2 February Gle; March 59!a59ic,
closing at sole; April 59sa59lc, closing at
59sc; May 59s59sc, closing at 59sc; June
59A59lc, closing at 59sc; August Coo; Sep
TENDER 60sc. 0ats-Receipts 20, coo bush
els; exports 900 bushels; sales $40, COO
bushels futures. and ZIG, 900 bushels spot;
market gate higher; mixed western ga
Ale; white do 4la47c. Hay-Steady and
quiet. Hops-Quiet and steadily held
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
THE SMELL MURDER.

The Latest Developments In TIC AysterS-
\ Strange Coincidence.
Chicago, Ill, February 19.-There Is
a man by the the name of Fred. Bondy
Who, if he can DO found, may be able to
tell something OF interest regarding Taseott,
who is accused by the police OF the muir
der Of Mr.. Suell. Fred. Bondy was an ele-
'vator nan at the Palmer House, bot he
disappeared February 10, aud has not been
seen since, though he left behind him his
wardrobe and had twelve days pay due
him. Though it may be merely eo!uci-
dental, it is somewhat singular ttat las
colt and Bondy entered tie employ OF the
Palmer House 90 tie same day, secured
the same kind of work, running elevators,
slept not only in the same room, hut IN tue
same bed, and disappeared from their usual
haunts within two days OF each other.
Bcndy left q gripnck behind IN which
were letters showirg that be had been EN-
ployed al the ''Kirkwood," DesMoines,
Ia, and came from there with the best OF
i UNIV ~o~
lowing address written IN Bcndy,s hand:
Mora ID. Bondy, Gettysburg, Graham
county, Kansas" The police tonight en-
deavOred to give the impression that tney
attached little importance to the diSaF-
pearance Of Bondy. They also denied that
the companion Of Tascott en- the night OF
the murder bad been arrested, b eellet
became quite general that the denial was
not strictly true, and that Bondy was IN
the tolls, a confessed aecomplice OF Taseott;
+. r. Tascott, brother CT the suspected
murderer, has been seen, and claims he can
prove an alibi. He says: my brother was
with me during the afternoon, ate supper
with me and slept in my house that nlgnt.
After supper he went out for q few nonrs'
but returned home and was in bed before
half past IL. There is dozen persons IN
this town ssw him during the evening who
can testify TO the fact He went to town
a day OF two after Mr.. SHELLS murder, n
we have not seen him since"
Mr. F. B. Tascott lives at RidgeIand, q
few miles out Of Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
An Old Citizen Gone.

DALLAS, February I8.-Mr. James Den
iston, who lived one and a half miles west
of here, died of general debility February
II, and was buried at the cemetery at
West Alexander on Tuesday Il. Mr..
Deniston WAS &c years of age, was born
on Siort Creek, and moved on the place
be died over fifty years since, which at
that time was a forest of timber, but with
the labor of his hands and two brothers
and a fathers, they cleared it up of the
mighty oaks and erected the beautiful
home in which be died and the rest Of his
brothers and sisters who are left to mourn
his loss still reside. Mr.. Deniston was q
deyout Christian gentleman, was q mem
Der of the United Presbyterian Church for
over thirty years, and had not an enemy
on earth, but many kind friends who will
miss him and mourn his departure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
MOUNDsYILLE News.

Mr.. William Mace leaves for the West
tomorrow. He intends to make that
place his future abode.
Hon. ]. B. Sommeryille, of your city,
was here Saturday on legal business.
T. Parsons, Principal Of the Cameron
schools, was in town yesterday.
]. l.. Parkinson is no better. His Grip
pied leg hurts him considerably.
Rev. John Boyd left yesterday for his
home in Western Kansas, where he is
stationed as a missionary.
II. P. Maxwell and Lady, of Wheeling,
spent Sunday st the home of Mr.. Max
Wells father, in the upper ward.
Geo. Jones and Thos Rogerson returned
from O flying visit to Fairmcnt yesterday.
4 shaft was broken at the penitentiary
On Saturday which necessitated the stop
ping of work for q short time. 1t was re.
placed by a new one.
Miss Gertrude McCluskey and Ella How
ard have returned to their homes in CAM
eron after a pleasant visit here.
The revival at the II. E. Church closed
on last Friday night. There were eighty.
two accessions to the church.
Misses Maud and Mollis Jefferson enter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
ELLAIRE.

Councilman Fred Eberle is of the opinion
that the numbering Of the houses uncer The
present circumstances is illegal.
An infant child Of John Mitchell, former
ly of this city, bat now of Findlay, was
severely burned by the upsetting of a tea
kettle.
The wOrkmen at the blast furnace have
been granted q 10 per cent. advance in
wages. The Increase was unsolicited.
The congregation OF the First NJ. Z.
Church thinks of building their place o.
worship out to Guernsey street.
BelIaire Lodge No. 37S, 1. o o. F., will
do work in the irst degree tonight. Bel
mont City Lodge of Martins Ferry will be
present.
Manley's wtGrE5oat is completely filled
with freight.
Tho Central Republican Club met las!
night and adop ed new bylaws.
1t Is said that the c. & P. railroad de.
sires 20 purchase the property on when
the German Church stands.
The stranded Uncle Toms Cabin troupe
is still in the city.
Thomas Collins, the B & o. brakeman,
who fell from a car at the BGlIaire Nail
Works, died at his home IN BsnNOod Yes.
terday morning.
The Ohio Tin and Copper Company will
deal extensiSclyin earthenware and crock.
cry. and will put several drummers Oh the
road.
James Gallcn will likely be nominated
By the Democrats for Marshal.
There has been no business at the
Mayors Office for three days.
Prosecuting Attorney Jesse HolliUgs-
worth spoke at the meeting cf the Repub,
lican club last night.
The trial of "R-ddy" Williams has
been set for this morning.
Liberty Hose Company's ball occurs to-
morrow evening.
A Democratic weekly will be started in
this city next month.
The painters are busy already, and a
good season of work is promised them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21

tsined a number Of their friends at their
home in the Third ward on SATURDAY
evening. c.-a
Tne frame work of the Episcopal Churen
is nearing completion. 1t is OF the
finest pieces of workmanship in tins sec
ton of country, and will be a credit to our
town when finished.
Au organ belonging to Samuel Rodoeker
will be ratified off at Amos loves, IN the
Third ward, next Saturday week. There
are eighty chances of one dollar each, ana
about forty have already been taken.
The Herald of last week publishes
Blaine,s letter Of d~eclination with the fol-
lowing ub-head lines: Leaks in the oid
Junk" Excuses for Defeat" etc. Qnite
a huge Joke on the Republican editor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21

OF Re~publ!can.sm Buckl1nS on iheir
Armor.
BUCKHANNON, W. Va,
February II, 1888 J
To TIE Editor Of The Register:
DEAR SIR:-The Democrats of this
thriving town, in common with their fellow
patriotic Democrats of this State, are NOV
ing ear ueatly FOR success at the coming fall
elections. Aware that the enemy, by
every artful means known to political
trickery, are moving heaven and earth 10
regain power in the State and nation, our
faithful Democrats fully realize nov that
these sectional foes Of the country
must be met by stern resistance.
Organization on u part IN
every county, town and village
Of this good commonwealth will preserve it
in the solid line of Democracy-which is
union in our beloved land. Past exper-
fence should teach us to be ever on the
alert. Eternal vigilance is the price Of
liberty" is a maxim we at least are bound
not to lose sight of.
Already We have had an enthusiastic
preliminary meeting for the formation of a
permanent Democratic club in our town.
The greatest unanimity OF sentiment pre-
vailed with regard to the duty incumbent
on every true Democrat in the State of
West Virginia at this hour. The meeting
was organized by the choice Of Messrs.
Theophilus Hodges, Chairman; Captain
Totten, Secretary and F. Bridgeway, Jr.,
Treasurer. This stands as the temporary
organization Of the club. Among the prom
ineut gentlemen present l noticed Hon.
T. ]. Farnsworth Messrs. Ben Basel, Capt.
K. L Neal, J. I. Sheey, E. L Day, c C.
Higginbotham, William G. Carpsr, Captain
Totten and Others Messrs. Shney, Neal
and Stevans are a Committee on Rules and
Regulations, who will report at a meeting
at the club room, Main street, next Satur-
day evening.
The great question of the tariff shall be
fully ventilated BY means of all avail:
able public documents and the printed dis
c~ussiOns all over the country, AS well as
from private contributions. 1t is intended
that this B~uckhanuon Democratic Club
will be a source of intelligent information
to all classes of our citizens. We mean
business, and we say to our fellow Demo
crats in every town and county in West
Virginia, awake to the vital issues that are
to be decided in the election Of Gext No
yenher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
Msdhinal.
oprRoLEUN V. NASBY

r-.im;t acquaintance with a tru
SlsSi ,lways increases our reSPeeA' iui
tbst IsGu' the reason why Syrylta Blocks
Tos 80 make friends as their virtues
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brOnls and people in all the avenues o.
speakers "rii in their praise OF that won
lie aIT new remedy, Synvita Cough BLOCKS
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They SIC s HoarseneSs, Tickling in the
BrOncniSSsor Ire Throat and Group; % doses,
Tnra% Hundreds bear testimony to the
&eep-Shr cures OF DiTrh@a, Dysentery,
rnarS TSc,srs Infantum, or Summer Com
F.aN, md Cholera Morbus, effected by
pam. Blackberry Blocks; % doses, 20
Syn'''" We have stacks of testimonials
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ten ss,sss. have completely cured them
s' Svnyita Worm Blocks; % doses,
hy u'Ts After you have tried all the
p ~ I'd bottle remedies and nave fonna
heaPE bpy a package Of Synvita Kid
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3 w. e;t,,rs in the market, buy a package
2a S,nyia Bitter Blocks for % cents, and
)! from J to / gallon of pure tonic Bit
tsN .,,ss remsdies only 1 cent q dose.
A. n~,t.aspoon 10 sticky bottle. Put
N0y' s,sDt packages. Warranted to cure
z? Iu rsfrpded. Sold by druggists
Or IoIE Gets checker board Of your
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isl't - Scopy Of "THESYNvIrA BLOCK, "
AN y contains a history Of diseases and
Vs. or send l cent stamp for 3 sample Of
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C'D address, TAe Synyita Co, Lock
g D., s3 psIphns, Ohio.
~, ruy ? Urss, gent for Wheeling,
,,.s;te p~oStoSice.
o.. z N~SwoEDs, Agent for Martins
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