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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-30

Sec. Is. An owner or occupant of land
adjoining public highway may plant
trees in and along said highway on the
side contiguous to his land; they shall
be set in regular rows at distance of at
least twenty feet from each other, and so
that they shall not interfere with the
free passage OF water in the cutters, and
shall be subject TO such regulations as
may be from time to time made by the
Minister OF Interior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-30
TRESPASS TO TREES.

SEC. Is. Any person injuring the
trees in front of the premises of any
owner or occupant without permission of
the owner or occupant, shall be liable to
the owner or occupant in the sum of five
dollars for each tree so injured, to be re-
covered in an action OF trespass, provided
that this shall not apply to the trimming
and removal of trees by authority OF
proper officers of the Government for
public purposes and uses.
MALICIOUS injury To TREES 4 INSIDE
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DIREcrIos addition to the distanc

oectlon !. BOARDs-GUIDE POsTs.
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TREsPAss OF SIDEWALKS g.

Sec. IA. Any person using sidewalk
with mule, horse or team, or who shall
drive a wal on or other wheeled vehicle
on such sidewalk without permission of
the owner, shall be liable to the owner
or occupant in the sum of five dollars for
each trespass and for all damages suffered
thereby, to be recovered by such owner
or occupant in an action for trespass.
Sections 10, 10, II, IS, 10 and %
passed.
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JOHN DNE Err, Honolulu
Room No. 8, upstairs, Spreckels' Block
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
oNE-CENT POSTAGE.
May Come Even sooner Than MIR. Nana
maker PropIsesied it Would

May Come Even Sooner Than Mr. wanna
maker Propsesied it Would
WASHINGTON, August 22.-f the
rate Of increase in the postal revenues
continues, the postofiice department is
likely to be come self-sustaining soon
er than Mr.. Wanamaker estimated it
would when he made his first annual
report as postmaster general
The deficit in 1895, Sixth Auditor
Coulter of the treasury department
said, would be so inconsiderable that
the postofice department could then
be considered self-sustaining. AT the
rate of increase for the first quarter OF
1892 (the calendar year 1892 and the
third quarter of the fiscal year 1892 as
well) the deficit for that year should
be only 81, 4s9,952, or less than one
half the deficit which Mr.. Wanag,aker
anticipated in his estimates of two
years ago.
This ought to bring the postoffioe de-
partment ,to a self-sustaining basis
next year. In the light Of this posi-
bility it is highly probable that there
win be a renewal in Mr.. Wanamakef's
annual report of the recommendation
for a reduction of letter postage to
one-eent per ounce. 1t has never been
the policy of the government to make
the postoffice department self-sustain-
ing and whenever it has seemed likely
Pthat this would be brought about, the
service has been improved in some
way or the cost of the service has been
reduced SO that the meansof communi-
cation should be made as cheap as
as possible.
The postmaster general in his re-
port for 1890, said that the money re-
eeiyed for the transportation of mail
matter was ''trust fund and it is not
nroper. u he continued, ito use it for
any other purpose than in paying the
cost Of the work performed in extend.
ing the convenience Of the service and
in reducing rates.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
DAMON Ann rYrHrAs.

Newark. Ohio. Edwin Ferry as
Damon delighted good sized au-.
dience last evening in Music Hall. This
actor is without doubt star which is
being "seen in the east
HIS support was good. Actors Of
this class are always gifted with that
rare intuition which draws around
them just the men aud women to aid
in their great work. II is seldom that
actors Of such note ever play In this
city and the audience which greeted
him was the most cultured and best
informed of our people. From such,
the light Of genius cannot be "hid
under bushel.n The play itself, an
old one, hinges upon the most en-
trancing principle which can appeal to
the human soul, yicarious suffering.
Systems Of philosophy have been
built upon 1t and the pages Of mythol-
ogy and history in al tongues have
examples Of ii thrown in to relieve
sometimes bloody and dark back
ground. The very thought offers a
boundless field for the romancer, the
poet and the actor.
Well, he handled his subject, and
should he again decide to visit THU
city he will be rendered IN ova
4 tion. All would like 70 see him agaiI
and in damon and Pythias.
AT Martin street Opera House to
night.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
THERE NAY BE ELooDsHED.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. 22.1
Green Farley was shot and killed at
his home near Logan Court House Sat
urday The fatal shot came from a
man who was hiding in the woods near
by. Shortly after the shooting Coon
Connally was seen leaving the place
and being suspected he was arrested
and lodged in jail. Whatever may be
the resultTof the Connally trial it is
safe to say that he will never leave Lo-
gan county alive and as this is in the
Mccoy Hatfield region where they be-
lieve in ayenging the death Of one man
by killing two others, the probabilities
are that there will be considerable
,bloodshed in that region before all
parties are satisfied.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
ENpKp IN 4 FreHr.

Quite a number Of our colored peo-
pie attended the Union picnic at Island
Park Friday. The pleasures were
marred by the disorderly conduct Of
some drunken individuals. During
one Of these awoman from Winchester
was shot and seriously wounded. An
alteration is also reported between
some of the colored men from
Washington and about Harper's Ferry
during which a woman was knocked
down, and several men badly hurt.
No arrests have as yet been made.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
THE COOLEY GANG.

KINgwoeD, w Va, Aug. %. After
six days Chase through the wilds Of
the Cheat River Mountains, the Cooley
gang Of thieves and robbers eluded
Iheir pursuers and are now supposed
to be safe for time in the mountains
along the border between this State
and Pennsylvania. Sheriff jackson, Of
this county, had 100 men under arms
four days, and three times the gang
was apparently surrounded, and we're
fFed ON twice, but succeeded in escap-
ing under cover of darkness.
Two parties of miners were arrested
by various portions of the posse as
suspects and these arrests enabled
Frank Cooley, Jack Ramsey and Yea
ger to get through the lines and make
their way back by way of Morgantowr.
Posses are now being organized on
both sides Of the border to press the
chase for the gang.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
4 YANk ~ LoAp.

Mr.. ]. R. Reyes, of Shepherdstown,
has relic Of which he israther proud.
1t is an old.army musket that he cap
tured in 1862 from Yankee soldier a
couple of miles below Shepherdstown,
and which he has retained in his pos.
session ever since. The musket still
has load in 1.-THE same put there
by the Yankee thirty years ago.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
wILLnAvK ! sronAeR LAKE.

Frederick City. like numerous other
towns in Maryland, is threatened with
a water famine, and for that reason
the board of aldermen have issued an
order restricting the use Of water to
the actual necessities Of the people.
A project is under way to increase the
water supply by building storage
lake Of $4,000, 900 gallons capacity, to
be supplied BY Tuscarora creek, a
stream Of pure mountain water Ave
miles north Of Frederick.
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COT THERE,
'"e Natural Gas Ordinance Passes the
Council Unaaimously.


Council Unaaimously.
I4e city council at their meeting
last sight passed by unanimous vote
an ordinance allowing E. Strong, of
reansylvania, and Col. T. NJ. jackson,
y THIS city, the right to pipe the streets
WIN natural gas, aud approved the
,e4ulred bond for the fullfilment of all
'.rmer ordinances, and the completion
y The plant within the time specified
BY law.
me gasy will be piped from the Big
.s"ae| gasser and it is hoped that the
s seSk will be completed within go days
t; m if it is not finished by that
H. e we are assured that we will have
a sre supply before snow fall. This is
.tbs Of the most important events in
n history of the town and unless un-
v;1Sseeen accidents occur Clarksburg
new ~ hardly know herself within the
year Clarksbnrg Enq.irr.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
PROM The rKADE REVIEW,

New York, August 22.-R. G. Dun
q Co.'S weekly review Or trade says /;
Later advices from the west promise
rather better crops Of wheat and corn,
and cotton prospects are little better,
though neither yield win approach
that of last year. With abun1ant
supplies brought oyer, fhe outlook Is
so good that business distinctly inn
proves and the prospects Cor fan trade
is everywhers considerea bright. The
great strikes in New York, Pennsyl-
wanna and Tennessee appear b have
scarcely an appreciaAde effoSt upon,
business, and though interruption Of
traffic is threatened ON many .impor-
tant railroads stocks are generally
steady and strong, closing bnt a small
fraction lower than,a week ago. More
gold has gone abroad, but money is
abundant and easy, and collections
are more satisfactory than usual.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number for the United
States 172, Canada %, total 1877,
against 1S9 last week and 1S4 the
week previous to the last, and ZIG for
the corresponding week of last year.
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nnIrnAMY.l

/ The subject Of this btief sketch,
Prof. Q. r. Ryheal, was born in this
city, August 30, 1857. He received
| 4 public school education and early in
life assumed the responsibilities Of
business. He held The position Of
Principal Of the Third Ward School for
II years; was a m en- b er the
Board of Examiners and an officer
in, the Sabbath School OF the lst M. Il.
Church. He was conscientious in the
performance of all duties, successful
in his school. and popular with his pu-
pills and patrons. Socially, he was 4
true gentleman and d sincere friend.
His kindly and generous disposition
won HIM many friends, and IL lie made
mistakes he was always ready to ac-
knowledge them. =
During his sickness, weak from suf-
fering, he was patient and uncomplain-.
ing. The many friends who called to
see him found him strong in Christian
faith and calmness. The humble writer
of this short article knew him weH.
An exemplary Christian q devoted
son and brother /; o. kind and loving
husband and father-death had no.
terrors for him. He made no com
plant, gave no sign Of impatience, but
was always kind, considerate, and
cheerful.
He died at his home, on s. Queen
street, July 90, 1892. The funeral
was preached at the list NJ e. Church,
and the interment was in Green Hill
Cemetery.
BY his death, at an age when life
was sweetest and most attractive;
when worldly ambition was the most
alluring; when human ties and pleas
ures We're the most tempting, we are
made to think solemnly of the I'M
certainty Of human life. Death is no
rcspecter of person or condition. The
chant Of songs and glee Of merry ones
to-day, will be broken by walls to-mor-
row, for low beneath the clods Of earth
viii lay the bosom of some we thought
not 50 near the grave. Sorrow treadson
the heels ofjoy; songs are hushed by the
footballs ofdeath; laughs arebrokenrude
no matter how musical, still
in a moment. Soon must weheed Deaths
summons to leave care and pleasure,
grief and Joy, hope and fear duty and
inclination. May we so live and act in
all the duties Of life that when at lastt
golden cord of life is snapped asunder,
Heavens aisles may echo with " Well
done, good and faithful servant p.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
NEWS OF THE CABLE.
VERY HOT WEATHER IN THE OLD
COUNTRY.
SOLDIERS FoRcED To PERFORM
MANEUvERs IN THE sun AND
: MANY FALL EXHAUSTED.

+.
BERLIN, August .. The weather
continues to intensely hot throughout
Germany. At Halle, while the Ninety
third Regiment were on the march one
soldier fell dead and forty others
swooned. AT Carlsrune the Grena-
diers were forced to 60 through the
maneuvers under the broiling sun,
the result of which was that many
dropped down exhausted and six died.
During the posen maneuvers many
cases of sunstroke occurred.
VIENNA, August AT noon here
yesterday the thermometer registered
l020in the shade. Eight deaths, attri-
buted to the heat, have been reported
in the last two days.
At Trieste the mercury to-day rose
to 1l0o in the shade, and the tempera-
ture of the sea water rose to 90o.
VENICE, August 22.--An infantry
IL
regiment marching from Monselice
yesterday suffered dreadfully from the
heat. Over one hundred exhausted
soldiers were left lying by the roadside,
and twenty we're put in hospitals in
Dolo.
ST.. PETERsBuRG, Aug. pa seri.
GUS labor riot occurred at Ekaterino'
slav. Workmen employed in the
Hughes sted rail factory set fire to q
number of workmen's dwellings, plum.
dered the factory, ard had begun tt
demOlish the furnaces when military
detachment, which had been summon
ed, arrived ON the seane. A sharp en-
counter chen took place between tn
troops and the wsslfnen, and severn
persons we're kii1edand large mum
her wounded before the riot was sup
pressed. The damage done to proper
ty was,so great that 1t win take thre,
months TO enect repairs.
MADEID, Ang. 22.-The police o
San Sebastian on Friday night arrest
ed by mistake the American Charg
d'Affaires at Madrid, who has beei
staying at San Sebastian in order t,
confer with the minister Of the colonie
on the Cuban commercial treaty
When mis- identity was made known
line was Immediately liberated with pro
Ifuse apologies, which were accepted b.
1.-THE charge. The offending polio
I;agents have been suspended.
] ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 22,-Th
tcholera returns for all Russia show
that oslo new cases and 50, OF death
Ihave been reported in the last twenty
flour hours.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Col. w. A. MacCorkle, candidate for
Governor on the Democratic ticket will
speak at:
Winfield, Aug. 9th.
Huntington, Sept. sra rd.
Parkersburg, Sept. 9TH.
Morgan's Grove, Jefferson County,
w. Va, Sept. It'll.
Wheeling, Sept. 9Th.
Warrington, (afternoon) Sept. 10th.
Fairmont, might 10th.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
SLIGHT INJURY.

MR.. Martin, Of South Water street.
in attempting to put darkey off his
train on the B. & 0. r. r. near Hobbs
Station, fell between the cars. Mr..
Martin is a conductor, and would have
received serious injury had it not been
for the breakman catching him. AS
it was he had his right arm and body
badly sprained in the fall.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
A MMEcK AyERrEp.

As the passenger train conveying
the excursionists from Inwood last
evening approached the iron bridge
near this city, the conductor saw 4
cow ON the track. He Immediately
had the air brakes applied but the
train could not be stopped in time to
prevent the engine striking the ami
nal which was not killed.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
Mr.. EVANS TALKS.
GIVES HIS VERSION OF FRIDAYS
TRAGEDY.
A GRAVE Ann SERIOUS SURGICAL
OPERATION suCcEssFULLy rER-
FORMED IN A FEW MINUTES.


Mr.. Geo. +. Evans was seen this
morning and in an interview said: Il
emphatically deny giving the boy the
pistol, or telling him TO shoot anyone.
He also denies that gave It to him,
| have not owned a pistol, or had one
since | was boy. My little son gave
the pistol to Veney, it belonged to my
older son. | instructed the boy Veney
to request the showmen not to tress-
pass ON my land, Several Of the show
men abused the boy, and said we
will go up to the camp and get crowd
and clean you all mp. ! then went
to the camp, told the manager of his
mems doings who assured me that he
would keep his men off my land. /
was sitting at the dinner table with
my family when the shooting occurred;
| rushed out to the scene. There is no
better or more truthful boy in the
county than this boy .Neney." Mr..
Evans says he is much grieyed over
the deplorable affair. As has previous
ly been stated there is not more up
right and honorable man in this coun-
ty than Mr.. Evans. He was selected
as grand juror at this term Of court
when the jury was drawn. Messrs-
Faulkner and Walker have been en-
lployed to defend Mr.. Evans, assisted
/ by F. Vernon Aler in defending
Veney.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22

The sugar refneries have entered
into combination and advanced the
price on all grades one sixteenth cent
a pound. Tie retail price 81. sugar
has not been effected as yet but the
grocers in Martinsburg anticipated
other advances before the canning and
preserving season are over, when very
large quantities Of this article are con.
stunned. The grocers are still selling
confectioner's A and graduated at Ave
cents pound and a good grade Of brown
sugar at four and q half cents pound.
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ExcUsEp ASH pRAwN.

Mr.. R. n. Stewart has been excused
from serving as grand juror at the
September term Of Court and Mr..
Robert Lemen has been drawn in his
stead.
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NONE soUTm OF KENTUCKY.


It may be noted that Chairman
CampbelI's appointees for the Repub.
lidan executive committee are all from
what are called doubtful states, with
the exception of the members from
Maine, Missouri and Kentucky. The
other appointees are from Iowa, New
jersey, Connecticut, New York, Wis
consin and Illinois. The ex-officio
members are from Illinois, Montana,
California and New York. which are
all put in the doubtful list. 1t is
significant that no member lives in a
state south Of Kentucky and that West
Virginia has no representative. Louis
rifle Courier JoorMal.
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BI-cHLoR1pE OF. GoLp cLUB.

In response to their application
made some time since, a charter has
been received at the Kelley Institute
of this city, incorporating a club in
Hagerstown, under the laws of the
State of Illinois.
The object Of this club is to extend
the benefits Of Tie Kelley Bi-Chloride
of Gold remedies.
The original members named in the
charter Of the Hagerstown Club, with
their residences, are as follows: Al
fred D.. Merrick, Hagerstown, Nd;
James 7. Hardin, Maryland; G. ?.
Utley, Pennsylvania; HI s. Benson,
d. c.; H. E. Warren, d. c.; i. D.
Sizer, Cumberland, Md. Mail.
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orr NINE.

The Martinsburr base BAH club viii
play game on Friday next either with
Hancock's team in this city or with
the nine of Shepherdstown on the
visited teams ground
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". N. Il. 4. ENrEnrnIsE.

The Western Maryland Railroad
Company has adopted a plan to reach
tidewater in Baltimore by an electric
road. Besides furnishing an admira.
bic road for conveying the Western
Maryland's freight traffic to the water
front, the new extension will afford
means Of local rapid transit. No val
liable property will be married BY the
projected system but Jones Falls, an
unsightly water course, will be put to
uses both convenient and profitable.
Not the least potent factor TO urge
the Western Maryland TO complete this
work is the present payment Of heavy.
charges to the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company for the
use Of its tunnel under the city. These
charges amount to an onerous tax up
on thetearnings Of the Western Mary
land.
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! pEsenynn rnoMorroN.

Saml. Crawford has been given
charge Of the freight train running be-
tween Hagerstown and Winchester,
He was formerly employed on the Hag-
erstown yard force. This is deserv,
ed promotion.
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THE BALL REMOVED.

DIR. 7. J. Bland, assisted by DR.. G..
P. Morrison, yesterday performed an
operation which Is rare in surgical an
mails. The frontal bone Of the man
Daily who was shot on Friday was cut
and the bullet which had lodged above
the left eye was removed with four
pieces Of bone in less than twenty
minutes, DIR. Bland performing the
operation and DIR. Morrison admins
tering chloroform. At 9o'clock this
morning the patient was resting COM
fortably and fully conscious Of all that
was going on about him. DIR. Bland
says his recovery is doubtful.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
cur Annur nm FACF.

While splitting wood at his residence
on Friday evening Mr.. W. 7. MELON
aid had the misfortune 10 have n piece
OF wood strike him on the nose cutting
him severely mud otherwise distiguring
his face
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PRICE. 8 CENTS.


The new Bicycle Works Is an assur-
ed thing, and the corporation will
probably take place in a couple ofdays.
Nearly $4,000 have been subscribed
to the stock so far. The old Hess
building on Corbe,t's addition will be
used for the factory -Hagersto,cn Nal.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
.MoRGAN,s unovE ATTRACTIONS.

The management Of the fair to be
held at Msrgan's Grove, near Shep-
herdstown. on September 60, are try
ing to mike il the best ever held ut
that place. The Rod and Gun Club
are arranging for large trap shoot
each day, and tho baby show will take
place ON Friday. The ladies' riding
match will be held on Tuesday. Among
the corps Of speakers who have been
invited to address the public are Judge
Edward Stake and Col. Buchanan
Schley, of Hagerstown.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
TAX n WARNING.
MARTISsBRuRG, w. Va,
August % 1890

\ August %, 1892.
Mr.. EDITOR.
DEAR SIR A prominent white man
of this city paid a visit to couple Of
ladies of color in Strinesyille yester-
day. He could be seen sitting at the
back window with the lady of color on
his knee, and lie was also seen in other
positions. If this occurs any more
there will not only be piece in THE
WORLD but the magistrates will act in
the case. There is more than one who
slips in at night. SO take warning all
who patronize that place. Signed,
j. w. DERN.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-22
REPORTERS NosEaAY.
Snap shots at Home and Neighborlns
News.

Considerable rain fell one mile west
of this city yesterday but we were not
so favored.