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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27
BEELAlItE.

Tween ty-five yenrs ago, during the
al administration OF VIM. Porterlield, ST.,
as uperintendent of the Belmont
County lnfrmary, there was boy
about ten years OF age, named Alvidore
Doty, an inmate OF the institution.
Mr.. Porterfisld's recollection OF the boy
is that he was placed in some family,
whose be does not remember. Yester-
day Mr.. Porterield received letter
from relative OF the boy making in
qutry as TO his whereabouts and stating
that he had been left a bequest by a
relative. Mr.. Porterfield has no
knowledge Of the boys whereabouts:
but recoilects that he was bright and
promising lad.
The Schumann Lady Quartette will
no doubt attract a large crowd at the
Christian Church this evening, as they
were here two years ago and gave
splendid entertainment.
The annual meeting OF the stockhod-
ers OF the Bellaire Nail Works Company
will be held at the Office OF the company
this afternoon.
An interesting revival meeting is in
progress at the Second NJ. T.. Church.
conducted by Rev. DR.. Price, State
Evangelist.
Inc Novelty Stamping Company is
reducing expenses by scaling down the
salaries OF their officials.
Mrs. Mellott,of near Powhatan, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. NJ. Z. Stewart,
OF the Second ward
free stereoptican exhibition at
tracted large crowd on Union. street
last evening.
County Tresurer Archer was in the
city last evening.
If Won wish 20 nave the beat local and
Geographic paper ia tho city left At your
door regularly every morning, subsoribs
or The Daily and Sunday editions of the
Register. IL
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MARTINS FERRY.

Word has been received here from.
Geo ". Burton. who with his family
are visiting friends in Ashland, Ky,
saying that his little s-year-old child.
Daisy, had died and was buried at that
place on the 22nd inst. The family re-
side here on North Fifth street.
Patsy Dougherty will remove his
store from Wheeling over TO this side
Of the river. He has rented the store
room in the HObensack block, formerly
occupied by j. r. Reynolds, the tailor.
and will move into IL the FIRST Of
March
Samuel WestwOod has announced his
name as a candidate FOR the Republican
nomination for Mayor. Sam is finishing
his second torn for Marshal aud has
given perfect satisfaction while serving
the people in that position.
Miss Clara Wallace, OF Hammonds-
vile, o., who has boon the guest Of
Miss Roberta Blackford, Of North
Fourth street. returned home yester-
day.
The seats for the Schumann Omar
tette, which is az tho Opera House
Monday evening, commenced yesterday
and are being sold at lively rate.
The funeral OF the little child Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Farrell will take place
a. 2 o'clock Tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Wood. wife of Senator Wood, OF
Steubenvllle. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
5. l.. Wood. on Walnut street
Ralph McCready, Of East Liverpool,
who has been visiting friends here, re-
turned home yesterday.
Ed Exley has returned from Columbus
L e rnuranffrtr -
lumbermen.
The miners OF the Gaylord coal works
we're paid OF yesterday.
Geo. Collins went up 20 Wellsville
yesterday afternoon.
L. Spence was At Woodsield yester-
day on business.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, January 26-Cattle receipts.
1900 head; shipments, 5000 head; market
slow and better demand fair TO good steers
~ s5aS s.; others 81 OOaf 80; common e. pa
3 IS; Texans - 20s3 a.; COWS 50 50aS -.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
1900 head; market active; prime heavy
s. 50aS 80; prime light So 70; packerss5 Sos
. 3S
Sheep-Receipts. 6.0OO head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; top sheep 81 %
az s.; others 50 0oa2 50; top lambs O. 50a
-.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. January ID Cattle
Receipts, l,S40 lead. shipments. 500
head; market, nothing doing all through
consignmeuts.
Hogs Receipts, $500 head shipments,
1900 head market, steady; all grades s. 50
az 65.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
300 head; market, very slow aud un-
changed.
CINCISNArI, o., January 26.-Hogs
in fair demand aud steady Mt 81 s5a5 go;
receipts, 5,lOO head; shipments. 3, 800 head.
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BENWOOD.

The Eastern b. & l.. Association, OF
Syracuse, y. y, offers TO investors first
mortgage security, seven per cent. in
tereSt, payable quarterly. Loans g. 90
for every dollar contributed bv Local
Boards. Call on or address A. Roeder
n sons, Bellairs, o., State agents for
w. Va.
Yhere were quite a number Of bets
here on the COrbett- Mitchell fight, most
OF the betting favoring Corb Those
who had money on Mitchell are feeling
right bad over the result. Had money
been plenty, it is said, more money
would have been wagered here than on
any prize fight.
The Daughters OF Rebecca held an
l1i'ation and supper at Odd Fellows
l-,, last evening. Widely Lodge, OF
wheeling, came here to Initiate the
members. A most excellent supper
was served and a pleasant evening was
spent
Frank and Lille Stewart, OF Water
street, entertained a number of their
young friends at their home last even
Ing. a pleasant evening was spent and
good refreshments added to the delights
o.. the occasion.
Popular young society men gave a
HaEce last night at Dolan's hall. There
was good attendance. and pleasant
evening was spent. There will be an
o'nor dance at the same hall next Mon
day night.
mere are so many buns getting
lodgings these nights at the City Build
.aS mat the Accommodations are taxed.
.st thursday night the sleepers filling
inc lookup and police headquarters
Interest is growing at the revival
ces in progress at the new M. n.
'"'rcn. Good attendance Is had every
evening. Indications are that a big re.
''lI VIII be had.
Young society people Of town will
Eve dance next Monday night at
'.lnS hall. killmyer will furnish
81, and pleasant event ia planned.
waiter Clark has gone for a hunt to
ne" Nartinsville. lie bet two dozen Of
Eggs with Louis Warner that Mitchell
would win. He lost the eggs.
stock solicitors for the new electric
s'l company have not started 10 can
'a- me town yet for tho s35, 900 neces.
i) secure the plant.
.r-. Ella Higgins. OF this place. will
.'' .N Tho Jefferson a. Rider building
upper Henwood, where she will run
s.l.ug house.
Denton, sister Of the W. +.
.f-, Is here guest OF her brother.
ives 10 Harrison county.
child of VIM. Heinberger. master
auto al the Riverside, is slowly
recovering.
toma5 Williams and Edward Pal.
nave gone TO Cincinnati TO work.
t. Mary Murphy will leave i'm
-5s Tor a visit 20 Baltimore
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fellows, and it certainly looked swag-
ger, but what law OF sense permitted a
handsome young woman TO be at the
mercy OF the cold from waist to away
above the forehead. For. as the pic.
ture shows, the very perch of her hat at
the back OF her head had an airiness
about it which caught the masculine
eye
But every woman's look was more
comprehensive. She noticed other
things: that the fur was Persian lamb,
that the bolero fitted tightly behind,
aud that the full skirts OF the coat
we're deeply plested at the sides and
back. She noted the handsome and
wide Slsshed revers which ended in a
turn down collar, and she caught a
glimpse of the Jackets quilted lining Of
brown satin. Each woman knew that
the girl was warm as toast from hip to
neck, and that the only bit OF pretence
about her defiance OF wintry blasts was
the unprotected face Most OF the
feminine observers, too, would have
r.Eed frosted ear for such a coat
when brand new. FLoRETTE.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

House rooms, brick. Fourteenth St g. 600
tlois la Belvsdcre addition, = corner lots
80 cnch
House rooms. brick. aud roomed house I'm
rear. tOu street. between Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth streets, $500.
House looms. Eighteenth street, In good
condition. p so.
Douole brick house rooms, Fourteenth
street. ejO1D.
aouse seven rooms brick siItesnth street.
House seven rooms. fifteenth sire., lot sos
House seven rooms. Cbsplins street C.nt,.
Wheeling. a 20.
House eight rooms. FIRST ward. Al Olo
House i've ROOMS. Baitlnors street Ear
Lotsast cnI Fourteenth street 500.
House four rooms. Charles street Centre
IS Wheeling. 800
House four rooms. Eightsenth street. 81 Oh
House three rooms, ~ Welffh stferts{O
House eiRht rooms. biEteonth street 10 80.
condition, q no.
500 ~
Hoa.. rooms and stable, Eightssntb stree.
F.1ssuourbsu bomss niles sastof c.t, =.
moderate price
4iots ip 'fl.an. White 3 Gallagher ssii.iou.
601itO foot, t2JO each.
q lots on Caldwell ruu. ~. eaeh
Fire farm. ~ Ecrss, on hafoaal fosa sas
NJ lee east o. city. on easy tsffua
ksfkststresi busissss property a. m3ssrsts
price
oas.han Ice - Needless ,L-s o...,.
WhesllHg, t29A
ons 81 ths BEST aauufsstauss sitss aus
city. Treating o. i've rziirssdA
NESBETT e pEV1NE,
1879 Market Street
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uents $1,000 bushels Oats. nrSn; No. >
mixed western SSaSSi.c. Receipts. $4,000
bushels. Rye. duh; No. = spot soc. But
ter. steady; western creamery 2iasSc I;
Ohio do 23s2ic. Eggs. firm: fresh lTalSc
Cheese, hrmer; fancy New York l2Aa
1870.
TOLEDO. o., january 26-whest. dull
and easier; No. 3scash and January S9k. n
seSc; May e3s(c Corn steady: No = cash
SSSc; May SSs.c; No. ; 34kc; No. 4 S3c.
Oats, dull cash PC. Rye, quiet; cpsh,
5O1Sc. Cloverseed. steady: prime cash.
January and February 50 10: March, 81 Is.
Receipts-Flour coo barrels; wheat. 1900
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 1000
bushels; rye, 500 bushels: cloverseed, 500
bags Shipmeuts-F'lour. $500 barrels;
corn, 2,5Oo bushels; rye, 800 bushels; clo-
verseed, 627 bags
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DRY GOODS.

NEW EoRK, January 26-The dry goods
market has the advantage OF clear. cold
weather, an advancing market for raw
cotton, and rather better general talk as To
the business outlook at large. Prices are
low in all directions, and stocks through
out the country are small. Print cloths
are steady Prints and printed fabrics
arc more active Ginghams and wash
goods and seasousble styles of dress goods
fairly hold their own, with decidedly inn
proving outlook.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27

r. YORK. January 26.-E. q.
No's weekly review SAYS. Score
.5 .'h les decision TO issue bonds
s.- Dbl. early reports Of large bids for
heipad 20 accelerate recovery Of
r. res az trade as was hoped last
'a. anxiety about maintansnco 80
'..' redemption remove the o,Iy
iufther issues
PAPER and thus oive
basis ion greater confidence %.
.Ni.a9 the financial future. The rego.
s'ili ma from customs in Joo.
s' nus Iar -ll. )'.rol, against $40.
b.. la.1 y.t aad from internal
volume OF domestic trade 10 s,ri
The increase I'm number -,
.hs employed ADDS 20 the purcbastng
ever OF the people, and doaiers' stocLs
~ reduced thai any "a Of larger con.
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AGGRESSIVE AIRINESS.

D,rn the street walked little maid
...r 40 one thing about her dress which
-. ,onsDicuous. but cold as IL was the
.,...rs stared and many turned TO
,-,.,b her retreating figure. The rea-
=, ,orLsl was that on a clustering
= -rInc. when everyone in sight was
f..dls3 Up closely aud plainly in a
,e-.nr curry, this girl appeared
..fsrwise The open fronts to the fur
ero OF her handsome coat confused
..s poor man into overlooking the
warm vest which filed the opening
protec ed her warmly. They recoe-
q. most OF EN-, Ia the cut OF the
80 with It's long. full skirts and shor,
zst q wlntry edition done In fur OF
Wat they saw ia abundance during the
sumner 10 blue serge aud the like. /,
,ht be ali stylish, thought the chilled
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GovsRNlIrNrs-Quiet.

Eour--and-a-half Registered 49,. Is
SrATEs-Quiet
kAILRoADs-Active and firm.
STOCKS - The stock market was dull
again o-oay and the speculation was I'M
settled At the opening strong tone pre-
vailed, and the first prices made were
small fraction higher than Yesterdays
closing figure A good buying movement
was developed in Sugar, IL being very gen
orally believed that the attachment OF the
income bill as a ricer 10 the tariff bill
seals the doom OF that measure, which,
OF course, would be worth good many
points 10 the Sugar stock. London was
good buyer of the Changers. about two
O'Clock Washington advices were received
announcing that the judiciary Committee
OF the House had reported resolution
questioning tho right OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury 10 issue bonds as proposed
oy MS recent circular. AS the loan was
accepted as factor toward increasing spec
ulauve values, the suggestion coming from
this quarter that the Government would
exceed ITS powers in making the issue was
made the basis for drive at the market,
which gave way all along the line certain
OF the Specialties leading the downward
movement In the final dealings there was
"a partial recovery Of small fraction, nut
many shares remained AZ the lowest point
touched and the market closed irregular
and unsettled Sales l7O2OO shares
Quotations closed bid
Atchinson, llsi Adams Express, l5l.
American Express, no. Baltimore and
Ohio, 40; Canada Pacific, 40; Central
Pacific, l4bS Chesapeake and Ohio, l7J6
Chicago and Alton, 1873; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, 16'I; Chicago
Gas, 657S; Delaware and Hudson, 1871 /;
Delaware, LsckawRnna and Western.
1865; Denver aud RIO Grande pre-.
ferred, 81 \; Distillers and Cattle Feed
ers Co, 2u1S; Erie, l4t; 90. preferred,
32A; Fort Wayne. 1870; Illinois Cen
trai. %; Lake Shore, l26jf; Michigan
Central, %; Missouri Pacific, "a;
Norfolk and Western preferred 1915
Northern Pacific, As do. preferred. 10
Southwestern, l03S<; do. preferred, 1891 !:
New York Central, 1908; New York
and New England, 1888; Pacific Mail.
Il; Peoria, Decatur aud Evansville, 4
Pittsburg, l49; Pullman Palace, 1863;
Reading, 1855; Rock Island, 67L ST. Louis
and san Francisco first preferred, 5ls st.
Paul 5s35; do. preferred. ny; Tennessee
Coal anu Iron, 1854. Texas Pacific, 81 /;
Union Pacific, 1875; United States Elk
press, 81; Western Union, 81: Wheel
ing and Lake Erie, 1874; do. preferred.
IS
Mining Stocks-Bsnd g., -: Cholor, -;
Crown Point, -; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 26O; Deadwood 100: Gould
and Curry. Co. Hale and Norcross, -:
HomestaSe, 1000; independence, -; Mex
lcan, 50; North Star -: Ontario 800;
| Ophir 100; Plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada,
20; STANDARD, l2j, Union Con. 65: Vel
low Jacket, 90; Iron Silver 10; Quick
Silver. $50; do preferred lOl2; Bulwer .O5.
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krKULEU n.

NEw NoRN, January 26.-Pstroleum
dull; no sales; February options closed ~
bid.
on CRY, PA, January %. Petroleum,
opened, highest, lowest and closed soc /;
sales, 1900 barrels; clcarances 10000 bar
refs; shipments, %, 155 barrels; runs, 55,-
AZ barrels.
PITTsBuRo, PA. January &c -Petroleum,
nothing doing soc bid.
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WHEELING TITLE and TRUST co.
NO. 1918 MARKET STREET


store room lio3 Market street, best location
Tor drug store la the city.
store Rooms 1875 Main street. Possession OF
either % once n April /. iSHt
once rooms Egerter Block. most modern In
the CITY.
Egurter Hall. Best in the city
Moderu eightroomrd dwelling lOi Four
tecnth street
Sevcu.roomcd dwelling % Ohio street: very
large yard; handy location
S"Fcu roomod dwelling % South Penn street
Room especially suttsI for mandolin club
SiX-roomed dwelling l2o South Penn street
Sif roomed dwelling l2S South Penn street.
Si1-roomed dwelling 3il1 Eon street
II foomed dwelling 40 EOsth \ ok street.
-Four room 2i2D Eon street second floor
siH-room-d dwelling - Fourteenth street.
ok ronm-d dwelling y2l Market street.
ftve-roomed dwelling, III Twenty n tn
street now empty. for s.
Five rooms rrst floor. % Thirteenth street
Flve-roomcd dwelling lii6 Wood street
Fiye-rOomsd dwelling 2sIO Eoff ,treet
Fourroomcd dwelling - Tweuty-hftn street
-Four rooms second floor jOTbirteenth street.
Four.Toomed dwelling 10 south York street.
four-roomed dwelling 10 South York street
Four roomed dwelling 1929 Market street.
Three rooms 80. i3i Alley ~.
Three rooms 3yii Market street
Sikroomod dwelling, So Twelfth street. s27.JO
FER month.
Three rooms $50 National Road. empty now,
Two rooms 10 Twenty dfth street
Lawyers offices, Chspline street, nsAe City
-Four rooms le South York street, possession
now; S.
G. o.-SAITH & DICKINS0N,-c. F.
I-a9 MARKET STREET.
REAL Estate. FIRE INSURANCE
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The Metal Market.

New York, January 20. Pig iron,
duh American $l2 00alJ 90. Copper dull ;
lake Zoe. Lead iirmer domestic g 10. Tin
dull: straits so o.
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II you have made up your mind TO
buy Hoods Sarsaparllls, do not be per
suaded 10 take any other. BE sure TO
get Hoods Sarsaparilla, which possesses
peculiar curative powers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-27

HooD'S Pills cure all liver ills, bill
iousness, iaundIee, sick headache.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money. I Per Csnt.-Governments. Quiet.
stocks, Dun-fiour.- Easy and Un-
chsnEed-wheat.D Dull.
NEW ORR, January 6.-Nioney on call
easy al per cent [: last loan closed at 1
per cent Prime mercantile paper ~ a5is
per cent Sterling exchange nrner AT
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II Won wish 70 nave the best local and
Geographic paper in tho city LETT AT your
door regularly every morning, subscribs
or The DAILY and Sunday editions OF the
Register. IL cents per week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-31
ANNEXATION.
A Correspondent Tells How to
Reach That Goal.

MR.. EDITOR: / am an annexation
list, and have been such since the 18th
of January, 1898.
In order to reach that goal with the
greatest certainty and directness, it
seems to me of the highest import
ance TO study the ground and turn a
good strong light on the obstacles that
stand in the way.
The cause of annexation has both
friends and enemies among the po-
litical leaders on the other side of the
water. These men not only represent,
but also are moved by, tendencies and
forces in politics and statecraft, which,
as take il, greatly concern us, be-
cause our political future is largely in
their hands.
These men, these tendencies, then,
are the features which it behooves us
to study well.
We know how Senator Morgan of
Alabama, Davis of Minnesota and
Hoar of Massachusetts stand.
We can appreciate something of
the value to us of such staunch cham
pions as Charles a. Dana, editor of
the Sun-that shines for all; of Mr..
Stevens, and host of others.
All these men are our friends, the
friends of Hawaii and Of her institu-
tions; we know where to find them
every time. They are the ones, or
some of them, to whom the future
State, Hawaii" will yet erect monu-
ments in token of its gratitude.
But there are also other men of in
fiuence, representative men, men rid
ing on the crest of the wave, about
whom it is worth while TO ask a ques-
ton.
How does Mckinley stand? He is
both influential and representative in
the high-up councils of the Republic
can party.
1t looks now as if the Republican
party was going to sail into power
with q high tide in 1896.
The Democratic party, in spite of
what may be said of Mr.. Cleveland,
has certainly done Hawaii a good
turn now and again. How will it be
with us when the Republican party
again takes the reins? What do such
men as Mckinley and Reed think
about annexation?
/ ask these questions for the sake of
information, and as an
ANNEXATIONIST.
Honolulu, Oct. %, 1894.
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altar that they will, Jointly and
severally, grind it to powder. But
the moment they get away from
this common cause, these "Heav-
emily Twins" fall out, and vigo-
rously fling the dead cats of old
slang at each other. The last duel
between them, reminds one of the &C
count given by Phoenix, of his fight
with the tramp, who stole his water
melons. AS the Star should put it, in
relating of its own achievements, in
the Ka Leo scrimmage:
81 managed it, so that when L
tumbled down, he got on top of me.
/ skilfully inserted my nose between
his teeth, and by a quick movement
fixed my eyes so that he got both Of
his fists into them, and gouged them.
Whenever 1 got up, / made jump on
him, and by spreading my legs, l got
on my back, and got him on top,
again, and he bit off my ears. After L
had played with him an hour, I got
the other side of,the fence, and called
him to hand over my nose, and what
be hadn't chewed up of my ears. No,
Sir. don't let no man get the better
of me-" And the Star will not let Ka
Leo prevail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-31
MORMON ENTERPRISE.

When the Mormons wished to
fill up Utah and Idaho with people
of their own kind, they did not call
conventions and pass resolutions,
and raise flags, and have big talks.
They simply went to work earnestly
and intelligently to get people.
They sent missionaries to England,
Germany, Norway and other places,
and got directly at the individuals,
stayed with them, worked over
them, and talked about Mormon
ism, and about land flowing with
milk and honey, and secured a
hundred thousand settlers. So they
got shiploads of them to come over.
No advertising was done. 1t was
"still hunt" for individuals, and
they got them. The emigrants
were attracted to the church, but
the prospect of reaching the land
flowing with milk and honey was
the prevailing motive in their
movements.
Large numbers of American
colonists may be brought here by
this effective "still hunt" process.
The ADVERTISER, in suggesting
work." is, probably, again guilty
of treason to the American Union
Party, if the political ethics of the
Star are the rule.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-31
NO REPAIRS NEEDED.
The Hawaiian Electric Company
Made no Such Statement.

The Star had an editorial last
evening, stating that an employee
of the Electric Company had tel
ephoned TO the Star office that it
wished TO close down on election
day for needed repairs, and asked
that they publish no paper that
day, as there were necessary repairs
to make. This is the reason given
by both the Star and the Bulletin
for not appearing on Monday.
The truth of the matter is, that
the Electric Company made no such
request of either paper. 1t asked
the Star whether it wanted power
on Monday, as there was, at that
time, rumor that the evening
papers would not be issued. This
is the statement made by the Elec-
trio Company, which, naturally,
does not want TO have its work
injured by false statements. There
had been no occasion for them to
shut down, no repairs were needed,
none contemplated and none men
toned. The simple fact was, that
the Star and Bulletin wished to is
sue no paper, and not caring to give
the real reason, decided TO combine
and throw the blame on the Elec-
trio Company. But the latter
doesn't want it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-31

"TRILBY," the novel written by
Du Maurier, the great artist on Lon
don "Punch," was published as a
serial in Harper's Magazine. 1t is
now out in book form, and so great
has been the demand for it, the
origina orders for 10000 copies were
increased to $4,000, and reached 10000
before the book could be supplied to
the trade. Few books have been, in
modern times, in such demand. Social
questions are discussed in it.