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ceediUg they hint at several alleged schemes
which they pretend to suspect the Demo
Gratis Of harboring, and add I'VE quote from
the last authoritative statement made by
their leader, Senator NORRIS;
He would insist upon assurance from Demo
Gratis that they would allow G0rF 70 he declared
elected before he would vote to organize the
Senate
This statement was made on the floor Of
the Senate yesterday and vas reiterated
by another Republican Senator, MAY
WILL
In other words these precious representa-
tiy6s Of the people give notice that they
will keep on doing nothing and drawing
their pay till the Democrats throw up their
Just cause and pledge themselves not &c
prosecute election rascality.
We appeal this case to the people Of West
Virginia. Do they wish the Democrats to
do that? Or do they wish to see the
notorious wholesale rascaliiy perpstrated
at the November election investigated, the
perpetrators punished and whoever recsiv-
ed the majority of the honest ballots OF the
people for Governor, seated SIS Governor
Is the highly important and imperative
public business that viii come before this
session Of the Legislature TO be shelved and
thoufands Of dollars Of the taxpayers
money worse than wasted because the Re-
publican politicians, for partisan purposes
of their ogn, choose to suspect the major
ity Of tae Legislature OF some SCHEME ~
The idea is prsposterous aud beyond all
law and precedent, yet it is the publicly
avowed intention of tbs Republicans to
carry it cut
More high handed and revolutionary
tactics were never resorted to in Mexico.
Itisa foul disgrace to the State
The House has been organized ard
ready for business sioce the opening of the
session. Il now has the returns Of the
election before it, according to law and
only awaits the organization of the Senate
TO take action az commanded by the Con-
stitution. The House waits in vain. The
rule or ruin reyolutionists OF the Senate
avow theif intention to ignore the COM
mands Of the Constitution, because to
obey would prevent them profting by the
election fraud, which cost them so much
money and intrigue.
Even though they honestly suspect the
Democrats of harbOriug desperate
schemes it furnishes them with no
shadow of excuse for disobeying the spirit
Of the law and refusing to do that which
the people elected them to do. Let them
perform the duty they are sworn to psr-
form, ard if they are wronged by "des-
perate schemes" they VIII not be blamed
and will have their appeal.
Their alleged ausp cioa Of the Democrats
in the most aimsy pretext to prevent a
Ia vial investigation Of their election meth
ods. It's a ga1zy covering OF ooe of the
most desperate and revolutionary schemes
ever conceived to defeat the will of free
people.
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TO rEsr A eLUTToN.
One Of the Most Remarkable Eating Con
tests on Record Outlined.

One of the Most Remarkable Eating Con-
tests on Record Outlined.
MEDIA, PA, January Livery body
in Media who had heard of it are laugh
ing over a wager that was inside to-day
between a well known business man Of
the town ard two other parties, who are
backing WiDfsld Blakes, q colored driver
for Broadhead's line Of stages, in regard to
his ability to eat very large amOUnt at
one meal or sitting.
A bet Of $40 has been made and the
money put up that Blekos will eat 10 one
hour J a bushel of turnips, J peck of white
rotatoes. cups Of coffee, l0ayes OF
/ bread Z p0un0 OF stewed prunes, 4pounds
Of beet, Is small pies, 3 spring chickens, 8
oyster stews, 80 law oysters, 1 can OF sell
roon, and wash all this down with pint
of whisky.
The bet was made in good faith and
articles of agreement drawn up. The
turnips and potatoes ere to be measured
/ whole; aud, OF course, afterwards cooked
and mashed. The loser of the wager Is
also 10 pay for the provisions. The feat is
set down for February -. Blakes will
make on attack upon the big pile Of pro-
visions al O'Clock p. m, and 10 win will
have to clear the table by O'Clock. The
parties who are backing BlGkes altered to
put % $50 that he would get away with
the stuff m the time allowed him. He Is
reported to have dore some big eating re-
Gently with pies and oysters, and is said TO
have never yet so. enough He is Young
manof 81 or %, tall and angular, with
nothing about him to denote his big feed
inc qualities.
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rHE SITUATION.

For no valid reason the Republicans oi
the Senate have now flibus,ered against
the organization OF the Legislature fol
eight DAYS. This represents an tNpoudi-
tnre Of the taxpayers money Of about
$4,000. with iar worse thsn nothing tC
show for it,
In these games of politics, IL is net the
politicians who suffer. Ii Is rot the poll
ticiaus who pay. No, no IL il were We
should have very few such games played
Bat, since it is st the expense Ct the peO
pie, the Republican msiority Of the Sen
ate are far from being in the least hurry tC
break the deadlock, which otectually
prevents an investigation Of their election
iscaliiy and keeps several hundred O.
their paid tools out Of the penitentiary.
Oh. no, They are perfectly content tC
lsy back and DO nothing aui take theil
ease, since their pay, ont Of the public
treasury. goes steadily on and the insI
canvass Of the returns and the inyestiga
tion Of their electoral fraud are prevented
'The Republicans are, to use The
words Of their mcuthpiecs in the Iatolligcn
cen, very comfortable And We believe
IT, for the Republicans Of the Senate have
shown themselves 20 be the kiud Of meu
who can be very comfortable" 3. The
public expense.
The Republicans gave notice yes.er-
day that i. Is their intention &, con-
tiuue Every comfortable" end draw their
pay 50 long IS the Democrats Insist on an
investigation Of the late rotten election
and the vindicstioa Of the purify OF ii,
ballot
As an excuse for this snaSchistie pro
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THE western cattle owners are contem-
plating a raid upon the next Congress aud
administration for the restoration Of the
duty on hides. It viii make boots and
Shoes dearer, bat what Of that? The peo-
pie must be made % experience the foil
blessings OF monopoly protection
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wanamaker's Doodle Gets 1t.

N-rltNst"t 1ltAlNA'
The publication here Of an interview
with George ". Childs, in which he posi-
lively SIS IT'S that John Wanamaker has
hesn selected for Cabinet. place, has
caused much comment in political circles,
and particularly among the Senator's WHO,
in their interviews with the President
elecs, failed to elicit any information in
reference to his selections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16

So no. The Radical revolutionary SEN
ators must have a promise from the Demo-
Gratis before they 20 into joint session In
other words, the Democrats must violate
their oaihs, siultiiy themselves and IN
divers ways prove recreant TO their trusts
before the Republican Senators will con-
sent to allow any business done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16

THE latest extreme to which fashion Is
carried is the lad OF Partisan women, who
wear minute watches as ornaments in their
hair and instead Of roseties on their ball
slippers. What blow to the stay-still-
midnight lovers Of France that fashion
must be.
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Address Registered Letters 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAN *
New Orleans. La,

REMEMBER. that the payment o,
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY YOUR "a.
TIoSAL BANKS Of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President Of an Insii-
tuton, whose chartered rights are recognized in
the highest Courts. therefore, beware OF all mi
tatioEs or anonymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR Is price Of The smallest
part or traction Of q ticket Anything u cur
name offered sor less than q Dollsr IS 8 swindle.
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DISSOLUTION,

Norice IS hereby given that ihe firm Of Kraft
g--s hss thls dsy been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Albert kraiz retiring. The business VIII
~, f-rl nanc OF krstz Boes, who sone are su-
tho-irei to settle the business % The old i'm.
Albert KRAFT,
VA kRAIL.
EDWASD KRArL
urhnoli-r W "a Jan Il ~ lalIs
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roruIar vot. vsr.as EIsetoraI

Boulaugsr is confident. the cable Ie-
ports, that he will be elected by nearly
100. OCO majority. That is just about tbs
size OF the one that Mr. Cleveland was de
faated with.
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NEE.

EBBERT-On Tuesday. January 10Th. lSNg. al
O'Clock a. IN. ANEE T . daughter of Joseph
and Tina Ebbelt aged year. months and
days.
Funeral from residence Of her parents. No. Is
Seventh street. Thursdsy afternoon e. O'Clock.
Friends of the fsmily are invited to attend
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FOR RENT.

Beautiful Residence OF seven rooms, in
Pleasant Valley stable or premises.
Fine Grazing and Bottom Land, near city.
No 1922 Market street, rooms vacant
No. lliS Market street, rooms; vacant.
Store room, southeast corner Twenty second
AMI Main streets; vacant.
Five Room House on South Elm st.; vacant.
No. 1903 Chapline street, rooms. April 1st.
No. 25O5 Alley D, 8 rooms. April lst.
No. BOP Coal street. rooms April lst.
Three rooms corner Twenty ninth and Woods
streets. April Isl.
A farm of1H acres at Elm Grove, Ohio county
Went to borrow 81 500 on fr4t NOR gage, City
property.
Seven per cent Real Estate Bonds for sale.
w. II. RINEHART,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
ial5 1l6S Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16

How DO the people of West Virginia
look upon Rloical domination as far ~ 1t
has gont2 Tide Senate dead lock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16

THE people Of this city will take great iu-
tereet in theinitisl decision Of Judge CAMP
MR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16

The annual mes ting Or the Stockholders OF The
Scbr1ihach Brewing Company Will pc held -
ne Office OF the Company on TUESDAY me ID
dsy of January. lNsl, az % CLOGS ~. ~ .ue
s'srtior IN Di-eetors and the transaction OF any
othcr business that caay De brought before H.
ias.z, h. c. Caldwell, Secretary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16

As THE days grow longer the regime OF
of the Council ring" gets shorter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16

S,I3f Prizes Amounting To-. 81 .O54 SOC
EoTE-Iickets drawing Capital Prizes are not
| entitled 70 terminal Prizes
s9-For Club Rates, o. Sny further information
desired, write legibly 10 the gnod, cllafs
stating your residence, with State, County. streei
and Number. More rspid return r,sl deli
will be assured y your enclosing sn Eav5lore
| besriuG your fuil a3Gress
send POSTAL NOTES, Express AoueJ
Order OF Kew York Exchange Ia ordinaly iel
ter Currency BY ETpross tal on. eIpeusCl a.
dressed -. A. DAUPIEEE,
New Orleans. La.
Or: MA. DAUPHEN.
NRsnfRgf ter. y. q.
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SENATOR VAN PEIT drew the Radical
Ere nicely.
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET

FOR MAYOR
C.. ". sEABRIGHT.
F0E CITY SERGEANT.
LOUIS DELBRCGGE
F0R CITY CLERK.
THOMAS r. THONER
FOR WHAEFNAsrER.
JOHN CROCKARD.
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Many mon are unmiudful
Of thc laws of health and
cxuo,e themselves 60 AN
kinds of weather. such
impwdcnCc often results
bon dangerous Coughs,
Colds. Chest Pains. Rhcu-
mausm. SciaiicaautOthcI
PAINFUL Affections. BEN-
SOUS PLASTER will De
found the most reliable
external remedy known
for che prompt relief AND
cure of such ailments. To
keeps up a healthy TOW
OF thc blood when the
Observation-Disclosures raw
accsefthe mo.tenCicmcni
: weather. Careful buyers
will ask for BENSON f,
PLASTER and refuse AL
Others.
ErSenitwocent STAMP
90 Seablry * Johnson n
P'att ST.. y. y, f0V a copy
oflHSIurtCns fr0Htlt Doc
tnr. valuable household
book.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16

GREAT heads; GoFF's managers.
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Specimen Tour Through Europe.

From London, Dieppe, Paris, Brussels, Cologne,
Rhine Mayence, Frankfort, Heidelberg. Bale,
Geneva Chamounix, Outhy, Bernie Interlaken,
Luzene Zurich. Cairo. St Mortz Chiayenua,
Colico, Como Milan. Genoa, Nice, Monaccc. Pisa,
Rome Naples, Pampej Florence, Bologna, Yer
ona. Venice Botzen, Innsbruck, Salzburg, vi.
emma Munich, Nuremberg. Dresden, Berlin to
Hamburg Tickets for this tour from London
through Europe TO Hamburg sl3l 30. Forsteamer
fare call at H. Y. BEHRENS,
les Ply Market street.
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Afw @armtisenIeats.
TOR SALE.
dwelling House Of Five Rooms and Cellar,

on High Street. near Twelfth Street: ovcrlook'
me civ. Best well water in the State. lo
about So by 90 feet Price only one thousand
dollars. Terms, half cash
ADnlv 10 CARVER BROS,
iai5 1915 Market street
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Affesfed as foII0NFs
commissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers vii
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
teries which may be presented at our counters
R.M. WALNSLEY, Prest Louisiana Nat By
PIERRE LGNAUN. Pres't State Natl Bk
4. BALDWIN, Pres't New Orleans Natl Bk
GAIL kOIIN, Pres't Union National Bank
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NOttrs.
esTocKHOLDERs' MEETING


The annual meeting 90 the stockholders OF tht
Wheeling Iron aud Nail Company viii oe he.d
M nc Oalce OF the Company. on Wednesday
January 2i lsSl, 40 c,ocS o. M, ioI Ile Pus
~, of e'ertiur Directors and any other business
Thar may ccme before %. G. y. hebbAND'
fsnTr-s Secretary.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
At the Academy Of Kusie, New 6rIssrs.
Tuesday, February y. 1859
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500. 900.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollar
each. Halves SIOs auRFfers -
Tenfhs a.; Twentfeths 81.
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ITO COUNTRY
Merchants and Timber 6etters.
N[SNOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders ofthe
Citizens Railway Company will be held at their
Office, No. 81 Twelfth street. on Saturday, Janu-
ary 26, 1859, between the hours Of two and four
O'Clock p II. FRANK p. HALL,
ial6s25 Secretary.
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@sToCKHOLDERs' MEETING.
Sebmnlbaeh Brewips Company.

whecli-g. " "a. Jan ~ I
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CHINESE SCHOOLS AND CHURCH.
interesting Annual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of the Chinese Children in English
Studies, Etc

interesting Annual Exercises-Progress
of the Chinese Children in English
Studies, Etc.
The annual exhibition of the Chinese
Schools, under the supervision of Rev.
r w. Damon, was held in the Chinese
Church, Fort street, yesterday afternoon.
Ihere were sixty scholars present with
their four teachers. They were equally
divided as to the numbers of boys and
girls, and as to the numbers speaking
the two different dialects of the Chinese
immigrants to these islands. The boys
and girls have separate schools in Eng
fish. The exercises consisted of songs
and Rotations. Both boys and girls
showed what patient drilling will ac-
complish in securing fluent recitations of
Chinese history and philosophy, utterly
beyond the comprehension of the chill
dren. No wonder the Chinese get to be
oval eyed with all the amount of blink
ing and squirting it must take to read
and recite the Chinese classics. But the
education in these islands is Christian in
motive and method, and much time is
given to memorizing Bible verses. and
Juvenile catechisms. The annual picnic
for the Chinese children is to come off
tomorrow at Punahou. Three tramcars
will leave Fort street at O'clock to take
the children to the picnic grounds
The Chinese Church has Just cele-
brated its tenth anniversary. Organized
June s, 1879, with thirty-seven members,
it has had 1874 enrolled members; forty
of them, women. The membership now
numbers eighty-nine. There have been
seven different acting pastors, none Or
dained. After the anniversary exercises
on July 9TH, five united by profession,
three by letter, and five children were
baptized. Delegates from the other
evangelical churches in the city were
present, and one of the interesting fea-
lures of the occasion was the two-minute
addresses from one and another of these
visitors. The Chinese Y. M. G. A. is
rejoicing in the payment of its large float
ing debt. Plans are being matured for
broader development of the educational
and Church work.
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POLICE COURT.

TUESDAY, July Is.
All Tai Assault on Pike at Homo
lulu. Fined 81 and 81 80 costs.
Wahineua. Assault on his wife at
Honolulu. Defendant pleaded that he
was drunk at the time and did not know
what he was doing. Fined $40 and 81 10
costs. -
Ben Tenorio is Spaniard and po-
liceman, and was brought up for an
assault on All Guy. He pleaded that he
was drunk at the time of the assault.
Fined $40 and 81 20 costs. Ben was
also charged with ASSEMBLING All Hoy,
but on this charge nolle pros. was en-
tered.
All Fong, was charged with furious
| and needless driving in Honolulu, He
admitted having Knocked down blind
man by accident, but he had paid the
man damages. Reprimanded and dis
| charged.
Avail, charged with assault on Ii at
! Honolulu. The prosecutor is doorkeeper
at the Chinese theater; and defendant
wanted to get in without ticket when
/ Ii reused, ana the result was tIldC AWdl
struck him and forced his way in. Fined
| So and 81 20 costs.
All Tack charged with receiving ten
stolen fowls the property of E.O' Halloran
Sentenced to three months hard labor
and to pay fine of $25 and 81 costs.
Moke charged with an assault on g
wahine at Honolulu. Prisoner was re-
manded until the 18th inst.
Chan Nan charged with being in pos.
session of opium. Found guilty and
sentenced to six hours hard labor and to
pay fine of $50 and So costs.
The three pool cases are held over
until July 18th at 80 p. N.
One drunk was fined in the usua
amount.
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The Gar and the Shah.

The Kolnische Zeitung says that
the Gar has sharply warned the Shah
that if he acceded to England more
than was fair to Russia a hundred
thousand bayonets would cross the
frontier.
Khorassan ("The country Of the
Sun'' is one of the richest provinces
of Persia, forming the northeast
portion of that kingdom. It consists
of 100000 square miles, comprising
nearly quarter of Persia. Popula-
ton, $4,000 The country is wonder
fully fertile, except where the great
desert of Persia encroaches upon it,
and it's prosperity may be expected
to increase now that the Turkman
raids all the way along the north are
suspended, in spite Of the tyranny
and imbecility of the rulers. The
Russian outposts stretch for nearly
1000 miles round the north, from the
mouth of the Atrek to the Zulfcar
Pass. On the south the great desert
separates it from the rest of Persia.
Communication with Teheran is only
maintained by couple of roads
through the narrow cultivated gullet
alongside the Caspian. Early in
1886 an exploring expedition under
the direction of DR.. Radde and other
eminent scientists, under the auspices
of the Emperor of Russia, started
from Tifiis to investigate the natural
history of Khorassan.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

t4mer Lehua sails at noon to-day
z-llua.
|J&Aiams will probably leave to-
Tor Samoa.
StooHtr W. S. Bovine has finished
lg general cargo.
TO- ". Smith went as purser Of the
Ealaleale Yesterday.
amer Likelike took a new smoke
ilhe Walhee Sugar Mill.
4mer PeIe arrived Yesterday from
Hawaii, with more lepers.
aners Kilauea Hou, c. R. Bishop,
ClmminS are due to-day.
i1dsh ship s. F. Hersey, Captain
I, sails to-day in ballast for Port
aAomu Sugar MIL finished grind
.; season last SATURDAY, The Ko-
q Mil suspended operations last
4 two months. The Hilea Sugar
-Aenced grinding on Monday.
&aner W. e. Hall arrived yester-
i ElndTard ports with 6,257 bags
Gags coffee, II packages hides,
aise' Sundries, , horses, and 13
E2eTl a heavy southerly swell
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wants a tomb? The tomb of
aSt outside of Naples, is for
lle buyer can use it as a place
y to In the country. Virgil
lrther use for it.
a \ ,{ = Persico, according to
= A n Gazette, reported to
v. Y that he had proofs of the
I'M M Of the Irish to kill him
lV return to Ireland.
' !. length Of the submarine
! PRESENT in use is given by
sIlan paper at 1901 miles.
~lS'n, lO2,53l miles belong
eS ~ cable companies, and -i 10,2
n Fe Government property.
,, 1;a daa "a the proxy widow
p,aot y "pleS, deVotes herself to
y, n3aeace, and seems to have
I - sl nom her attack of the
~, Sa !. led her to become the
! ~ N female fool Of the country
ss oaafles Beresford, speaking
si,lSS5 Ia n SAID the Government
u tSo Inc country by maxine
Ill 'I ,et addition to the feet me !
b t5 s4ulrements of the case,
gs Why, mad not allowed fol
6' n ru.cl amounted to two bat.
Jatsf - Il year. Still he con.
: loss ss "a t3 they had voted ed
Id bo ot these y ships might COS
edJtragi.r. + Empire. The ar ma
aperlpo,ss \ Germany, and Franc,
tbe M; " Ihose of Britain.
ete5d IS2 t5Egss statistics Bureau o
4lorinSa,a tes Geological IS S M Y "
lions Il are are the totals of tn
PIP i IL The United States 70
Y; : siIp non spot value sG' Si0 "
a5s24 copper, $50, 888Ss az
Is 5G itna%,s;9,l quicksilver IVES? 81
s55oS ;s oat. s24l, $3.50 Sa9A i'm,
&55.33 156ural gas, S22.662l, IDS los
ss sss's6s2 1900; 4 na a. 'Soi
lls ts ofsl chrome IRON On g 5 d
\ Uait 5ai S9 i prod 1 etc
It Ss; Ssd1 st States ties for 0i 1883
yearly fifty millions ion IS oy :
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Leprosy Embarrassing in Russia.
During the last ten years forty-nine
patients were treated in the st.
Petersburg hospitals, half of whom
were natives of the city. The Baltic
provinces suffer most from the
disease
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J. F. Morgan's land sale takes place
to-day at noon. The properties to be
sold comprise lands belonging to His
Majesty's Estate at Waikiki and Manoa
valley, and mortgaged lands at Waikiki,
Waekelu and Waena, this island, and
Kohala, Hawaii.
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The recent election in Pennsyl-
vania and Rhode Island proved big
set back to the prohibitionists. In
Pennsylvania the majority against
prohibition was $4,000.
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The baseball match at Makiki next
Saturday, will be between the Kameha-
mehas and Stars. A good game is ex-
pected, and we trust there will be no dis
appointment
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l.. J. Levey holds sale at G. w.
Harris grocery store, Hotel street, to-day
at u noon, and he also conducts the
evening sales at Egan &. Co.'s during
this week.