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Marriages.

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XNrANTEp. xsa 10 Gu, spruce aud hardwood
w hgs. aud men eth tsams W sAid and
dns IN. fuqaits q
Il. A HALE, Ess, Arl.rg,on, ".
January isth, 1891 sSv
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-18

water run off during the day to a
water wheel which turned Cool
idge's sugar mill. In 1879, or
Whereabouts, the use of this mill |
was discontinued, and it is claimed |
by defendant that the reservoir is
used by plaintiff for general pur-
poses Of irrigation, and supplied
with water from another source, in
Heeia. Plaintiff claims that it
used the water without disturbance
until defendant diverted it, in Sep
TENDER, 1890. Owing to the con-
tour of the land, it would be I'M
possible to turn the water back
from below the reservoir to the kalo
lands below the Nakiana kuleanas.
We deem it to be well settled
law in this kingdom that the right
to use water for irrigation purposes
can be acquired by adverse and
continuous use for twenty years.
1t is not disputed that the Nakiana
kuleanas and other kuleanas in
which were kalo patches below
these had acquired the right to
sufficient water for their needs
from the Kahuiki spring. Now, to
justify plaintiff S claim, it must
show that it had acquired the right
to use this water by user adverse
and continuous for twenty years.
We find it in the evidence that Mr..
Coolidge leased the Nakiana ku-
leanas when he dug the ditch, in
1868, to the reservoi" The infer
ence is strong that i as the water
which these kuleane d acquired
the right to which I N through
the new ditch. [ in evidence
that William Hen Isl now the
lessee of the Maxi ma kuleanas !;
that he took them when Coolidge's
lease expired, in 1881. Henry (de-
fendant) says he put the land int
rice in 1885, and used the Kahuiki
water on it, and that the plaintiff
has not used this water since.
1t seems, therefore, to be clear
that the plaintiff, having begun the
use of the water in dispute as the
lessee of Nakiana's kuleanas, its
use was not adverse during the
time the lease was in existence
} and sufficient time has not elapsed
since to complete a title by pre-.
scription.
We therefore sustain the judg
ment of the commissioner, dismiss
, ing the complaint.
) c. Brown for plaintiff; J. A. Ma
COON for defendant.
r Honolulu, May 25, 1892.
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AN OPEN LETTER.

HONOLULU, March &c, 1892.
MESSRS. HOBRON, NEWMAN & co.
GENTLEMEN: Having used the Edison Mimeo-
graph for the past years cheerfully
ommend it perfect devil for
dup1 eating purposes. lis in daily use in
drawing office dup1ica pl ans, spec1f1
cations, sketches and circulars. We find 1t
convent ent, lean, eff emit land one Of the
most 1nd1 spensable app1 1ances in our office
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
HOBRON, NEWMAN & co.., Agent for the Edis
Monograph.
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OPINION OF THE COURT PER JUDD, CD.
The plaintiff, a corporation,
brought its complaint before the
Commissioner of Private Ways and
Water Rights for Koolaupoko,
Oahu, alleging that defendant had,
without right, taken and diverted
the water to which plaintiff land
at Keaahala was entitled by an
cieat right, the water coming from
springs in Keaahala, and entirely
depriving plaintiff of its water
right, except the water right to
apana 8 of the kuleana of Kuiaia,
and to apana 1 of the kuleana of
Kapunaai.
The commissioner heard the evil
dence and decided adversely to
plaintiff, who now appeal to this
Court.
From the evidence sent up, ii
appears that water comes from
a spring in the land of Keaahala
called Kahuiki, and runs in an an
cient ditch supplying the kuleanas
of kuiaia (apana 8 and of Kapu
naai (apana y, which are alst
called "Nakiana's kuleana," anc
then ran down to lands entitled tx
water below these kuleanas, tn,
fall being quite rapid. In 1876;
Mr.. Coolidge, the lessee of Keaa
hala, extended the ditch westward
and led the water to a reservoir
In 1874 mill was erected, and tn
4 reservoir was filed nightly and tn
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RutcrpuoB,
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
TIMETABLE NO. {.
To Take Eject 1901 a M, June IL, 1899.

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sos. m; No. s. $50 n ~: No. 6l y:s5 \. M;
No. -, l0:0Oa. m; No. 49, ll;tO q. In.; No. III
~: o y. m; No. Fl3, 100 p m; No. els, 2:o0p
80. 400 D. IN. No. 'sl, b:u0 p. IN No. fs3, no
p IN; No. '55, 6:i5 p. m; No. 81, 7;COp. M;
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Leave Peninsula-No. n, 6:2a m. No. g.
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arrive Laughlin's Mill-No Il, 6s9 m; No
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I only,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
10 .s-fne marker !, !, !.

+ sfO-s--I'ne marKeU ), - >..s
al at this time of the year. Prices, howev-
er, We're firm, and advanced &c in sym
patty with the Western market. There
were no State hogs in the markets. 1t is
announced that the hog yard will be closed
on the Fourth of July. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
90 7$4c; other western 7a1l5a19Ec.
Mich cows were in fair demand at S25s
30 per head. Most sales S35a40 per head.
Mich calves were fairly active at 4a64c
Fat cows were in good demand at ga
$50.
Thin COWS were in fair request at SSal5
for bologna and Sl4a20 for slippery.
City dressed beeves were in fair demand
at 5a7l5c.
CHICAGO, June 29.-Cattle-R Receipts,
l,SOO head; shipments, 1900 head; market
active; Texans easier; choice TO extra pa-
tives "a 50a4 80; others 81 00a4 40; Texans
81 l5a3 CO.; stockers s. 00aS 90; feeders
IS 75a3 90; cows 81 15aa3 20.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
1000 head; market active and 5al0c high
err; rough and common s. l0a5 30; mixed
and packers 50 4Oa5 80: prime heaI Y
weights s. j5a5 90; light s. 40a5 -.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market steady; mixed natives
81 50a5 80; wethers s. G5a5 10; fed Texans
s. 4Oa4 So; lambs SO 75a6 %.
EAST LIBERTY, PA. June 29.-Cattle-
Receipts go head; shipments 2+O head /;
market, dull; common to fair 80 00al3 90;
cows and bulls 81 50a3 %; good 10 best
cows $3O OOa4O %; common to fair SIS GOA
- 90.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
400 head; market, firm; corn fed IS 5Oa
> 70; grassers 50 l0a5 35.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market, dull; prime s. 00a5 %
fair to good a 00a4 30; common 81 00a2 30;
yearlings 80 0Oa5 20; spring lambs 81 Goa
p.
Veal calves s. 00a5 -; thin So 0Oa3 50
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Hogs scarce and
higher; common and light $4 S5a5 50; pack
ers and butchers 8 35a5 CD; receipts, 5000
head shipments 1000 head.
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ket ses- &and eS
q9i/c: No. 3 red Son -ypeSas ste2u..A
unchanged; No. RAJ June S61Sci
S,;5<aS7 G. closing at S6s4c; August %
sac closing st size; October SSaSS}sc,
chasing at SSc: November SO las9Sc, clos
ing at SS7Sc; December 901sc. kye, hFi M /;
western SSaS9c Corn. receipts llS,OOO
bushels: exports 5000 bushels; sales, l,V92'-
600 bushels futures and l29.OOO 0ushelS
spot market fairly active: ungradeu i mn Ecu
4ia6l;sc; June 59a60lSc, closing at 6O55c;
.Iulv 56s. a57lsc. closing at 5755c; August
55si,.56 G, closing at 564c; September
55sic; October 551Ea56l4c. Oats, receipts
81 600 bushels: exports 10000 bushels :
sales, l5O, 600 bushels futures and 9OUOO
bushels SPOT: market moderately actlVe;
July 3S5Sc; August 3119c; September
3I7[c: white do 40a47c; No. Chicago
4OISc Hay and Hops, quiet and STEADY.
Coffee, firm and unchanged. Sugar hrn.
Molasses, dull. Rice, steady. Petroleum,
steady. Cotton seed OIL dull. Iauow,
duiet. RoSin, steady and dull Turpen-
tine, dull. Eggs, firm. Pork, moderately
active. Cut Meats, strong. Lard, easy;
western steam 81 1715; July s. Il; August
s. 2l: September s. %; OCTOBER O. 80.
Butter. strong; western dairy l4al6ci do.
creamery l6a22c. Cheese, steady
PAuADFLPHrA. PA, June 29-Flour
quiet out steady Wheat, steady; No.
red June s7lIaS115c; July, August and
September SGl5aS7c. Corn, steady; No.
3 mixed track SIC; No. mixed June 56a
J6l5c; July 554a56c; August a415a59c !;
September 54a543c. Oats, firm; NO. 8
white 3g%c; No. white June 404a+lc;
July 4Oli a4O$Ic; August 394a39$4c; sep
TENDER :SSa3SlSc. Butter firm Pennsylva-
MIA creamery extra 2Oa2lc; do prints 23a26c.
Eggs steady; PENNSYLVANIA hrsts l6al7c.
Receipts-Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
n 600 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels. Snip
ments Corn, $4,000 bushels; oats, 25,OOO
bushels.
ToLEpo, O., June 29.-Wheat, dull and
easier: No. > cash and June S6l4c; July
S3lic; August S2l4c; September S34c.
Corn, active; No ? cash and July Sic.
Oats. quiet; No. , cash $3.50. Rye,
dull: cash 75c Clover seed, quiet and
steady; prime cash s. 90; October 50 ~,
Receipts-Flour, ! 400 barrels; wheat, ~,
600 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; rye, 6OU
bushels. ipments-tlour, 2,OCO barrels
wheat, 20, 900 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels
rye, 400 bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., June 29-Cotton, quiet;
middling sc. Flour quiet; Wheat hrm
No. , red SIC; receipts 1900 bushels; ship
lnents 1000 bushels. Corn, firm; No :
mixed 4SI5c. Oats, steady; No mixed
34a34Ac. Rye, dull at 7Slc. Pork, higher
at Sll 62]5 Lard, firm at S. %. Bulk
meats. quiet at 81 90. Bacon, firm at S 90.
Whisky, steady at 81 II. Eggs, steady al
PIE Cheese, lower; prime to choice
cured Ohio fiat Ease.
BALTIMORE, Mp, June 29-Wheat,
firm; No. red spot S915aS935c: June SOFA
$3.50; July S54aS5l1c; August, S5as5Ac;
Corn, firm; mixed spot and June 5S4a
5Sisc; July 80 5a554c. Oats, trmer; No.
, white western. 4l,aa42c. Rye. strong at
Soc Hay, steady at Sl4 5Oal5 90. Butter,
active; creamery fancy gle; do fair TO
choice. l9a2Oc; do. imitation l6alSc. Eggs
steady at 16c. Coffee steady at 1919.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

Nos. sand 4, daily, p. r. v. Limited, run solid
between New York end Cincinnati with yesti
bule Sleeper between Washington and LouiS-
viii. and between Cincinnati and Old Point
Nos. land 2 solid trains with Pullman Slespers
bstUee n Cincinnati and Washington. No. has
Pullman Sleeper Ronceyerte TO Old Point Com
fort dailY. -,.,. =. I'm
md Srriyss At Charlottesville at 1910 4; m.
srETiNGPON DIVISION: NO; IL, ieATs
Clifton Forge daily $50 m sr5lIs husssg soo
IN ~ p STriye Clifton Forge $50 p N: No. H.
S,iiv eroept Sunday, iesve East SeHeii 500 ;.
:, srriye Huntington 10:O0 a. n. No. 10, daily
W. - sunday. ieave Huntington so0 p. n, ar
rive ESSs ssxeI iDTGSyfSioS No II, daily sr
o.Dt Sunday Ie.Te huntington go a. sIsly:
ciHeinnsi isi5 o,s.ipa.a - SO p a NJ a1s
Sunday, 1sa' s(oS ?. N. No. lS. daily sKespt
sanGsy 90 ss91 .4o.p aIf suss S,
e Sa1s c,ucinnati 500 p. n, aFriEs AAy''iiis
7:40p: n, a MURRAY, Tranis HanagsE
OsOAN a. FULLER, Gen'l PASS. An
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, June 2Q-There was not much
iu the way of news to-day, but feeling Of
nrmCesS pervaded most OF the pits during
the early part OF the session. The trSt car
load of new wheat arrived from South
Kansas Co day and was of fine quality. The
harvesting belt Is steadily extending and
yields are reported fully up 10 eXpecta-
lions snd the quality superb. There was
very little wheat for sale and the demand
was not urgent though equal TO the offer
lngS, Corn was strong and higher early,
but subsequently lost most Of the improve
ment Oats, strong and higher. PrOvi-
SiOns, a moderate business was transacted
az shade higher prices Flour dull and
unchanged Wheat cash. No. spring
H4c: No. 8 spring &c; No. red Sic: June
lsal94c, closing at s9isc; July 7S3l aT9' SC,
closing az ,S4c; August 1Sga59c, closing
at i3c Corn, cash. No ,, jllfc; June
p sa3i5Sc; July 50Sa5li5 sc, closing at 5l3{c;
september 49a4g5sc, closing az 4g,sc
Oats, cash No. =, S4i4; June 33 aS4ltc,
closing at S41SC, july, S2S a34c, closing at
$50 Sc; september, 81 2saS25Sc, closing at
ESQ; Rye, No. 2 56c; Barley, No. 60c;
tlaNseed, 81 0Sl{ Timothy, 81 gal 81 /;
Mess pork, cash Sll 81; July, 81 2Nall 40,
closing at u 3'lsc; september, 81 S5lsa
u 90, closing az n - Lard. cash aud
JAW 81 80; September. s. 0Ja7 10. closing
~ we. Short ribs, s. BIZ July, s. p
~ 40, closing az 2 30; September, s. S5a7 40.
closing az s. 551s. Shoulders, IS 25a6 20: :
cepts-Flour, 10000 barrels; wheat.
10000 bushels: corn, $1,000 bushels:
eats, 9tl, 900 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels;
oaEey, 26Q0O bushels. Shipments-Fleur.
~ 7RHrrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels;
e9 shells; oats, 4SS,0O9 bushels:
frey, 1900 alshels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
CLARENoNr SrocK YlNDs,

-
Arrivals Of live stock al Claremont
road for the week ended June 20: 22l
cars, containing 2.U92 cattle, 2f6 calves.
900 sheep and lambs, 5,564 hogs, 81 horses
and - mules.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia.
etc, 93i cattle, 1,l0l sheep and lambs,
,, 1+2 hogs, 81 horses, IS calves and - mules.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight. Receipts this week
2,S56 head, against 33iS !sst Week. Fair
10 good hogs sold ut 50 OOa5 so. roughs az
8 20 per 10 pounds Pigs 90 0Oa5 GO.
Receipts of sheep and lambs 9. l64 head,
with sales OF sheep a. 81 01a5 - per 100
pounds, and lambs at jaSl5c per 10
PHuADELPuIA, June 25.-The following
were the receipts: West philadelphia
Yard, beeveS, 1910; sheep, 10000: hogs.
$500. North PENNSYLVANIA Yard. beeves.
GO; she p, 1000; hogs, 500. Glass Yard,
hogs, 100 Total for the week. beeves'
$50; sheep, ll,0O0; hogs, 100 Previous
week, beeveS, 3,S2J; sheep, 10000; hogs.
200.
BrEE AND CArTLE-The market was
steady 81 about the same prices Receipts
were little heavier. but there wrs fair
demand. There were taken. 209 live cattle
for export 10 Avonmouth per steamer
Bidar, and 262 head for export to Tendon
per steamer Montana. Quotations: Ct,lls.
Sl4a3Ae; Texas steers. 3a43sc fat cows.
215aSSlc; extra, Sc; good, 45Ss45Sc; lmetli-
I'm, 414a41Se; common, 3%a4kc
SHEEP-The market was steady with very
little change IN prices There was faiI.
demand Tor both sheep and lambs, but com.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
PETROLEUM.

New YoRK, June 29.-The petroleum
market was deserted to-day, not a sale be-
ing made at either Exchange and not even
nominal quotations being made.
OIL CITY. PA, June 29.-Petroleum,
opened at $3.50; highest 534c; lowest
525sc. closed at 52jsc. Sales, $4,000 barrels;
clearances, 49, 600 barrels; shipments, lO9,-
62l barrels; runs, 10, 525 barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 29.-Petroleum,
opened and highest $40; lowest and
closed at 53c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
Metal Market.

New YORK, June 29--Pig iron, quiet;
American $l4 15al6 %. Copper, dull;
lake Sll i0all so. Lead, firm; domestic
81, l5a4 20. Tin, steady; straits SCI l5a
p -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
ON THE WHARF.

CATTE--The arrivals were moderate
aud OF rather better quality. Values were
steady and the quotations were as follows
Thin COWS. SAL per 10; fat COWS, 2l1a3c
per 10. bulls, 2a2i3c per 10; fat beef cattle,
young steers, 4l4a+j5c per 10; light 4a44 c
per 10, and old oxen 2a2${c per 10; fresh
cows, Sl5a35 per head
CALvEs-The offerings were fair and the
market was rather demand. The quota
tions were: Choice veais, 5a5lsc per 10,
and rough TO good 3 0Oai 90 per head.
SHEEP AND LANBS-The run was rather
liberal. and the demand was moderate.
The quotations were rs follows; Lambs
SIC per 10. Sheep, 21@a4c per Id, SO GOA
3 30 per head for prime and 81 OOa2 80 for
fair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
LIVE STOCK
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
THURSDAY, June23, 1892.
AZ CALVERTON YARDS.

AT CALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CArTLE.-rhe market for cattle
this week mas been very slow, and values
for all grades are 1sa4c lower than last
week. There were but few sales tops at
the figures of last weeks 50 per 100 lbs,
there being a very small numoer on the
market-in most cases 414c per 10. being
the highest. Prices ranged down to &c,
with most sales at 3a4l5 per 10. Tops were
not plentiful, but were enough for the de-
mand, and they did not average as good as
those of last week.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best beeves 81 5Oa4 90, those gen
orally rated first quality a 90, medium
or good fair quality g 2ja3 70, and or
binary thin steers, oxen and COWS s. Qua
= - per 100 pounds.
or the cattle received 50 head came
from Maryland, 461 from Virginia, - from
Kentucky, - from New York, y from
Ohio. - from Illinois, and 2l1 head from
PENNSYLVANIA. Total receipts for the
week 1q5 head against l, ll5 head last
week, and ,252 head same time last year.
OF the offerings today 69l head were
taken Dy Baltimore butchers, - by coun-
try dealers, and 50 by Eastern buyers. To
tai sales for the week al head against 500
last week, and 959 head same time last
year
Much COWS-There IS nght 0uerng
and fairly good demand at last weeks
prices. We quote at S20a50 per head, and
fair trade. Receipts this week 80 head.
VEAL CALVES-There is fair supply OF
veal Calves on the market this week, with
a moderate demand. We quote at 4a515c
per pound Receipts this week l76 head.
SHEEP AND LAMRs-There is heavy IN
crease in the number Of the receipts this
week over those of last week, and the eX-
cess consists very largely Of common
sheep, which are difficult of sale at our loyy-
est quotations, PIC gross. Common sheep
are not wanted, at least in such large mum
bers as come to hand The quotations
range at 2l6a415c, which is a decline from
Monday of &c on the best sheep and }2alc
on common Lambs 5aGc, and few for
shipping at she per pound gross The re
ceipJs OF sheep and lambs numbered 10,
226 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
BALTIMORELIVE STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY, June p, 1892.

SwINR-Therc is III increase in the re-
ceipts this week over last weeks numbers
Of 5000 head. But ye. the market is firm
ana fairly active at the improvement, ava
at an advance Of &c over last Monday
figures. We quote the range at Gl4a1Lc
net; and fair to best Westerns at 1a11. c
The receipts of hogs this week numbered
10 OBS head