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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-13
To Let.

g. THAT ELEGANT RESI-
Eli dence At the head of Victoria
street and Thuraton Avenue,
South Punchbow Hill and known as
"Diana Lodge" partly furnished and
lately occupied by Z. Wolter. The pre-
misses can be inspected daily. A more
elegant sidence and finer location
for health cannot be fonnd in the
city. The house is new and has all the
couveniences necessary. Outside bnild-
ing consists of Servants Quarters Car
riage House, Two stall Stables, and
eed Room, Bath Room, Tool Room and
Chicken House, etc, etc.
R~Apply TO
MAN o. THE PREMISES.
1886 If
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~New and secondhand furni-
ture, all kinds of second hand books,
jewelry and diamonds bought and
sold. Contracts for painting.
HAWKINS & HENRY.
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"a The Singer has again arrived,
and if you wish to see him call at 1l3
BETHEL STREET. We wish to call
special attention to our exhibit OF
embroidery work.
B. BERGEsES.
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-" When you wish to discontinue
housekeeping let Hawkins & Henry
bid on your furniture in its entirety.
It will avoid incony onience of selling
in pieces or sale. King and Alakea
streets.
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~Hawaiiau Boat House,

Foot of Richards street,
Have fine pleasure boats of all des-
criptions for rent by the hour or day.
BALLS 6 SHAW.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-13

o. apron Ginehams, twelve
yards for 81; Dress Ginghams ten and
eight yards for 81; Ladies' r. & r.
Sailors, black and white, for so cents
at n. S. SACHS, $40 Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-13

R~ PatYOnize Ilaniwai Baths,
Waikiki. Tramcars pass the door.
w. s. BARTLETT, Proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-13

Hawkins 81 Henry make es-
Inmates on all classes of painting, wall
papering and upholstering. All work
guaranteed. King and AIakea streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-13

E9A New Lot of passamenterie
trimmings, in silk and jet, have just
been opened at n. S. Sachs, Fort St.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

~ Furnished Rooms for rent
by the day. week, or month at the
Sailors Home.
Mrs. r. I. GREES.
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Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholders u the Hawaiian
Gazette Company. Limited for the
p 'rpose Of electing officrrs for the
ensuing year Will be held at the Office of
W X Ca tie, SATURDAY, March 10,
at O'Clock. ". Z. BROWN,
39s2-td Secretary.
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~ If you want TO sell ont
your FURNITURE I'm its entirety, call
at the I. <. L.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Fred Lewis Il booked Tor another
trip to the Coast.
Hon. W. II. Rice and wife have
returned to Lihue.
Nothing new has turned up in
the Moiliili explosion.
Frank Cooper is again driving
hack for James Carly.
A meeting of the Councils is
called for 9 80 this morning.
A fine foot-lathe is advertised for
sale at the Honolulu cyclery.
The Board of Health holds it's
regular, weekly session this after
noon.
Postal Savings Bank Book 5947
has been lost. Return to GAZETTE
Office.
Mrs. Admiral Beardslee will
leave for the Coast by the Aus
tralia.
Among the Kinau's passengers
were a party Of six tourists for the
Volcano
The local lodge of the Ancient
Order Of Foresters was in session
last night.
Ned Dowsett left yesterday on
the Kinau for his fathers ranch at
Ulupalakua.
The Revs. r. G. Hutchins and
Q. P. Emerson went over to Hilo
on the Kinau.
There will be a social Thursday
night in the parlors of Central
Union church.
The masonry work of the Mutual
Telephone premises is being put in
good condition:
Contractor Feek has nearly COM
pleted the Waianae extension of
the Oahu railway.
Hats were flying about the streets
in great shape yesterday, but the.
wise man wore cap.
A gold bracelet with lock and
key has been lost. Return to this
office and receive reward.
August Dreier, manager of the
Eleele Plantation, returned from
Kauai by the Mikahala.
E. r. Hendry of the Hawaiian
Hardware Company is off on an
other business trip to Hawaii.
The local football Team will have
from the
warship on Saturday afternoon.
Military officials are still desir-
Gus of trying conclusions with the
Sharpshooters at the rife range.
The repairs to Militant hall are
about completed. The building
will probably be reprinted through
out.
Willard z. Brown of the GAZETTE
business Office leaves by the Aus
tralia for six months visit to the
Coast.
James F. Morgan has let the
contract for a handsome residence
on the old Love premises, on Emma
street.
James F. Morgan will sell the
books of a fine library at auction
this morning at 10 o'clock at his
salesroom.
F. w. McChesney, rs assignee of
G. L Brito, has entered upon the
discharge of his duties and taken |
possession of the property.
Yesterdays high wind caused |
some fears for the Opera House
walls, but they withsrood the on
slaught If old Boreas nObly.
The Australia will have large
passenger list on her next trip to
the Coast. AS far as completed, it
is published in another column.
The Australia will only remain
two days in Honolulu on her pres
ent trip. She is due here on the
18th and will leave on the goth
inst.
Rev. r. G. Hutchins, who has
been filling the pulpit of the Cen
trail Union Church SO accsptably of
late, leaves for the Coast on the
2Olh.
A native policeman extipguished
an incipient fire on Maunakea
street at O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing. The department was not
called out.
Quartermaster George Ashley
advertises for bills against the Gov
eminent, contracted between Janu-
airy 9Th and February 18th and not
yet filed.
James Odds is $500 out of pocket
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Lost.

DOSTAL SAVINGS BANK BOOK
Il No 5947. Finder please return 10
this flee. Y94I 2t
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Lost.

A GOLD BRACELET WITH LOCK
IA and key. Probably lost on Tram
car beween Waikiki and Punchbowl
street Finder return to this office and
receive rev ard. 394I-1t
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Notice.

DRAFT No. go, FOR $50, DRAWN
~ by James Hay Wodeh use on Theo.
II. Davies & Co., Limited, having been
lost, payment is stopped
3'i4y-lt THEO. IL DAVIES & GO, L'D.
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Notice.
To Rent Or Lease.

Marshal Hitchcock will proba-
bly, make q business trip to Hilo
during this month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-13
$40 REWARD
For Sale.

4 LUMBER DRAY FOR SALE
"A cheap. Can be seen at T. B. Muir
ray IS shop, King street.
3qES-lw
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-13

DOOMS AND BOARD CANBE HAD
III in private family. Call at No. u
Emma street.
3q35-IW
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YOU CAN OWN
-THE ---
Miracle Working GraphophOne !

To meet the long expressed demand
for a SIMPLE, light, inexpensive. com
pact Talsing Marhine for Exhibition or
Home Entertainment
Loud, clear and brilliant in results !;
either with horn or multiple tube..
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PEERLESS ! PERFECT!

So simple you can learn to use it in
five minutes: nothing to get out of order.
e. Machines can be seen in op-ra-
ton at Harris, Hotel street, or address
c. STOECKLE,
3940-2w Honolulu.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-29
Co,erain s. G. Nov. ~ 1895,
ia pennry VI Mrs. Saran Rogers.

in mev""ry VI Srs. Sarah Rogers
/ picas h.u gtLy Goo n aus i.IIiIc
Misu IN. 1" acc ,IUu u, y GcatI, Send
Ncn,y., M 4 l., 1870, rwg uvari, nv. ,v"i
srr-. MVI""r, n ne "'Suy-s>ov ui "a. Of
",r age, il ~ cheating II vV.d H. our
l,"'' ) tLD, SO" "r .'IS mi sail. :c'' hy
each mcnhcr II lhs cree. Ever where
We luok sc see some htns TO Ieuiud is #
her " no la gone 10 r,st.
IL y .,.a at for US t. thiUk OF "
cAmy aud peacefully she d,cd aud w;tp
Al u we smllc sIe spoke OF the Hcav
Ell acme.
/, may Ss vel. sail o. her, that
iter youth Was nuocent; her rircrase
MarNed with somc at uf gsodnes every
day;
AID wn,cavd by eyes that loved her
m. ana age,
.a!ci he. late dae,iuius years away.
Cheerful she s.re ner UeinS up, ala
went
10 hare tn Ely rest that waits q life
wei & gent.
"H%s'
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Aunt sarah Dillsrd \ iajtllui o'd Neryavt I
,f Mrs. JeiTelsoA DIi!acd died st her hrue
The 10 inst, and Was buried at Wy.i's
Chapel @undr l. .ust A ll'ge crowd 4
toiI whtc aul tlack were on. to pay tho
sau rite 10 "huat Satan." She wss = oatly
respected by ii and will Dl much missed
around ncr houe. She Was ahgut seventy
yea ola. Tier life was that of a humble
ch ssiisn, always ready TO leni "a lad
where sic thought she could do good Sue
.eit her aged husband ana iive chi. drsn TO
nOul her 'uS&.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-29

MARRIED by Rov, d. p. Boyd, Nov.
q, 1895, at the residence of Mr.. Z
Il, Allen, father oil the bride, MIR.
Samuei ID. Moblcy Of Blaekstock S. G..
to Miss Louise Aleu- Vi Evinsvii!,,
SpartaDburg Go. S, G.
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MARRIED. Cunningham, - Harper
On the llth Nov by Rev. A. A. james,
Mr. John W. CunDpip sham and N,s.
sallie Harper all Of Union Co. 8 Z.
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
DOINGS AROUND TOWN

'"s' 'Ao"N'J 'N
Miss Agnes Lapdrum is making her
sister Mrs. c. "A. B. Jennings visit
., ,,;. r, r,,, of S,n,pc !, !,
town, and is the guest Of her uncle Nj
Pc. FAINT.
=, N -, .n,.,r nr ~
,., ,,o .,,r,o, f,r b,;,.
;nc Mr.. T.. + Ballcy's new house.
A. n. ,,,o .,1 ,.,r So,
-,., ,,,:
this week at the Exposition.
Miss N,uje Cohen Of Philadc,ph;
y, ;s h.ro vi.tt,ro the family / :.
Cousins Messys. / Nj. and H. vi
Cohen,
Mr.. AK Sm;,,, ~ I..u.syiii-, *
hut formerly Of this place, spent q i,y
days here last week v:si''nS ms '''
friendS.
Miss Belle Moore left Monday +.
IaylorsViI'e' ~ I. 10 'aAo en''S' o' '''
Primary Department oI 'D' .'Nes'
that place.
Mr. W aiIacc McNe"ce VINO LAS 0''.
In NPa'''hou'5 ever S''.o
came down to slenu AnaoNSN'"s
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{, Ne@arc rfyto hear that Mr.. s. )
Earrfr ui L,ckhsr, had the misfortune
10 lave IL. = nhouse tuiDeG last Thurs
day night VIII his entire crop of fifty
ba les OF Gotten, We all sympathize with
him 10 his lrss.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-29

too busy talk We have been busy before but
SO busy All do Just is to take of
the customers who are coming 70 us-comng in pouring
stream, forcing work day and night in order to keep
stock up
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ll4- ssi ~.
9. :. Bet abau gh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
tccpHiQhL 1881

Ono lesson which | huvo learned In
my rowing lilo, my friend, is never to
call anything n misfortune until you
have Q o the end Of II. ID not every
hour y irc,h point Of Wow In this
case | soon perceived that accident had
done as much for mo a, tho most pro.
found cunning. My guards naturally
commenced their search from tho place
whore | had taken Sir Charles Mere.
dith's coat, and from my hidin, place |
could see them hurrying along tho road
to that point. No. ono OF them evor
dreamed that l could have doubled
back from there, md | lay quito undis.
turbed In tho lit,lo bu%sh.covercd cup
at the sulhmit Of my knoll. Tho pris.
oncrs had, OF course, learned OF my es.
cape, and all day cxultNnt yolls like
that which had aroused mo in tho
morning resouudcd over tho moor, boar.
inE Il welcome message OF sympathy
and companionship to my oars, How
little did thoy dream that on the top
oil that very mound. which thoy could
see from their Windows. war lying tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
Wool,

B~oston-Thc Boston Connie cial R1llctin will
say tomorrow OF the wool IuHIscL: The market
would be dull II It were not for heavy sales OF
Australian WOODS The American mis- a5e not
substituting AUSTRALIAN low CrOSsbryC!s for Amer
lean medium WOODS. The Australian costs a5A
&c clean; the Kentucky woods about &C moTc
than the secured. New Territory WOODS nrc sell.
ilSon n basis OF Soc clean for rne and medium,
There IA Very little call for abort woods. except
the very best. The WOODEN goods market Is very
duL. American exports OF all kinds OF wool
manufacturers have declined in valIe from
sh@,iSo TO Si9S..S. comparing the first nine
months oil the current with the past fiscal year.
American wool and wooden imports from Brad.
ford. England, for April alone show au increase
OF sl,5O0,UOO Tor the month. The sales tor the
week are l,559.iO pounds OF domestic and L.6Sl,.
wv pounds OF foreign, against l,9lI tUO pounds OF
doncSt1c and 9.S.0O pound OF foreign last week.
md l.7S2.iCO pounds OF domestic and GIUGc
pound Of foreign for the same week last wear
Tho sales 10 date show a decrease Of 5ilNll
pounds ul domestic and an increase OF 1885, Sg
pounds OF foreign.
t"ndon-A; the wool auction sales ,o.dav
li.52l bales were offered, Of which 800 bales
were Withdrawn. To-day WIS the largest snlc of
the present series. There WASH good selection Oi
comblngs mud mcrinoS, which wCro actively
competed for by Yorkshire, Germany Rnd Amer
lea. the buyers Tor America paving fully I'd over
the last sale. UnwaShed WOODS were generally
neglected. Tho American purchases are csfi.
mated nt 5000 bales. Following are the sales In
detail:
New South walcs-i,SE bales; secured 7dals
aj~d; greasy IlIaSd.
Queensland -4,S1' bales; secured iJ,a9ysd;
greasy i17aSd.
vic,orta-+,3G bales; secured iasTd: greasy
in9d.
south Australia-4lo balcs; greasy 4ns,..d.
New Zcaland-l,h2l bales; secured ilallISd;
Cape OF Good Hope nnd NatnI-i4. bales:
secured lOI9iRlS i1ad; greasy it,a6d.
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Chtaco Tribune
Speaking OF Noah" said the ok.
change editor.
who's speaking OF Noah" inter.
rupted the financial editor.
IF no owed anybody for work on the
ark" resumed the other, ignoring the
query. "his debts must have been
liquidated when the rain came"
THAT doesn't follow ut all" retor.ed
the financial editor. ale may have
had a large floating indebtedness"
"lt you knew anything about finances
you would know no could settle all tina.
By watering his stock"
Coming from YOU that's shear nor
sense. II he could have exhibited his
animals wouldn't he have had a
DonanZa-'
"No: the bonanza came with q later
Flood"
THAT isn't Fair!"
"He had plenty OF provisions, anyhow.
He had Ham and"
you ouGh. to be 'Shcm'd Of your
self"
"Shat do YOU Noah bout"
water You trying to say, anyway ~
"Ark?' hastily spoke up the index
editor. 81 hear somebody coming"
81 delugs, 'entlcmen." exclaimed the
railway editor, busting in, you've
said enough iorty.day!"
And the assembly broke up in con-
fusion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
A WAR ECHO.
EvoryH Honorable Victorian Deserves
His penaion.
Aud tho Loao Limb Ia Snt tho Only
Reason for a Goysrnmont Reward
Either.


tFFon Journal. LSlriIton, Me-
Samuel X. Jordan has jn,t given tho
Journal M account Of his lilo, which In
Wow Of his extremely hard lot for tho
past lew years will DO read with interest:
IL am iotty.oIght yeatu old and have
always lived In New Portland. | on.
listed In tho army In 1862 as n private
In Company A. Twonty.eishth Mainu
Volunteers. My army experience In.
jured my health to soma oxten,, nj.
though ! worked at blacsGmithinv some
part Of tho timo, when suddenly, sDv.
oral years nso. waS prosirn,oI with
what ablo physicians pronounced loco.
motor ataXin. AT first | could got
around somewhat, yet tho disease pro.
crossed quito rapidly until had hardly
any ioolinr In my legs and ieot, they
toIt like sticEs OF wood. and | grow 30
much worse that | could not movo for
thfoe years without help, as my n0Igh.
bcts aud friends could testify. lem.
ployod several physicians in my vicIn.
ity, and elsewhere. aud they all told mo
that medicines would no. holp me, that
they could do nothing 10 effect Il cure
aud ihat In tino | should become en-
tiroly helpless. became discouraged.
wasa great caro- to my wife and irionds.
Shortly attor | mot nm old army
comradc. Mr.. All. rarlin. n resident Of
Madison. Maine, and no incidentally
men toned how he had iricd DR.. Will
iams' Pink Pills for n severe case of
rheumatism and u spinal and malarial
trOu bio, that lie had suffered with ION.
scquout OF his army life. and had been
greatly benefited by their use. By his
earnest recommendation was induced
to try ,ha pills. After taking them ibr
a time | began TO feel pricKly sensations
in my lcss.and T. return OF strength 80
could move them II little. After fcw
wceksl began to feel u marked improve.
ment In my condition. ! soon was an.
Abled to walk around n little with the
holp OF crutches. After taking for some
time | can now walk without cru,ches,
my general health Is much improved
and lhave regained my old.timed yisor.
| can walk about aud enjoy life once
more, for which l feel very thankful,
and this happy result is duo TO tho use
OF Or. Williams Pink Pills"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills ior Pale PEG.
pie are not a patent medicine in tho
sense that name implies. They were
first compounded "a n prescription aud
used as such IN general practice by an
eminent physician. So great was their
efficacy that it was deemed wise to place
them within the reach Of all. They arc
now manufactured bvthe DR.. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady, y. y,
and arc sold in boxes (never in loose
form by tho dozen Or hundred. and the
public are cautioned against numerous
limitations sold in this SHAPED At 80 cents
\ box. or six boxes for - so, and may
bc had OF all druggists or direct by mail
from Dr.. Williams Medicine Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

DR.. Ottman, tho %well.known and sue
cesstul specialist, who has been making
pr OCCASIONAL visits to this city. and
whose unparalleled success has given
him a wide reputation as a competent
and skilliul practitioner. will in order
10 keep his many patients at this place
under his personal observation. revisit
your city regularly. The increasing
numbers hat throng his parlors At
each succeeding visit sneaks well for
the doctor and shows a keen apprecia.
ton ior superior skill and ability on
the part OF tho afflicted. Tho doctors
wonderful success IN handling that class
OF diseases which arc beyond tho skill
Of tho general practitioner. ia already
becoming n subject for comment in our
coinmuui;y-and there is bu. mt way
to explain n succcss OF this kInd-hc
curos his patients. 10 those who have
failed 10 consult him, wc saya consul
,ation will cost nothing and it may be
tho means OF bringing hoal.h and hap.
pincss.
DR.. Ottman. OF the Franco Medical
Institute. will visi, Bridgeport. Sher-
man liouae. Tuesday, May 81; Bollaire.
Globe Hotel, Wednesday. May -. Con-
sultation iroc and strictly confidential
from ga IN. to S y. IL. Ono dav only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

! CANE VFOS \ sILsNEE lLNSh FULL " IN
CsLLESr BRANDY ASD WATER
comrade whose escape they were cele-
bra,inc. As for me | could look down
upon this poor hssd OF idle warriors, a,
they paced about tho great exercise
yard or gathered in little groups. yes.
ticulating joytully over my success.
Once l heard q shout OF e1ecration, and
| saw beaumont, his head all covered
with bandages, being led across the yard
by two OF the wardens. | cannot tell
you the pleasure which this sight gave
me, for it proved that | had not killed
him, and also that the others knew the
true story OF what had passed. They
had all known me too well to think that
| could have abandoned him.
All that long day l lay behind my
screen OF bushes. listening to tho bells
which struck the hours below.
Ny pockets were filed with bread
which had saved ou. OF my allowance,
and on searching my borrowed over
cost came upon a silver flask, full Of
excellent brandy and water, so tina. |
WAS able TO get through the day with
out hardship. The only other things
in the pockets were 4 red silk hand6er-
chief. 4 torloise.shell snuit.boX, and n
blue envelope with a red seal, addressed
TO the governor OF Dartsmou,h prison.
As to the first ,wo, l determined to send
them back when | should return the
coat itself. The letter caused me more
porplexiiy, Tor the governor had always
shown me every courtesy. and it offend
ed ms sense OF honor that | should in
teriere with his correspondence. | had
almost made up my mind 10 leave 1t
under 4 stone upon tho road way within
~muskei-shot oil The gate. this would
guide them in their search for me, how
ever, aud 40. on the whole. | saw no
better way than just to carry the letter
with me, IN tho hope that might find
some means OF sending it back to him.
Meanwhile I packed * safely away in
my innermost pocket
There was 4 warm sun to dry my
clothes. and when night Tell ! wa, ready
for my journey. | promise you tina.
there were no mistakes this time. |
took the stars for my guides, as every
hu,sar should be taught 10 do, and I
put eight good leagues between myself
and the prison. Ny plan now was to.
obtain n complete suit Of clothes from
the frs. person whom ! could waylay,
and | should then ind my way to the
north coast, where there wore many
s%inugglcrs and fishermen who would
be ready TO earn the reward which was
paid by the emperor to those who
brought eScapinc prisoners across the
channel. had taken the penachc from
my busby and had crushed it in. so that
it might pass as a fur cap, but even with
my line overCoat | feared that sooner O,
later my uniform would be;ray me. Ny
first care must be to provide mysclf
with n complete disguise.
When day broke saw 4 river upon
my right aud a small town upon my
lett-thc Oluc smoke rocking above tho
moor. should have liked we'll to hnvo
entered it, because it would have inter.
eaied ME to Boo something OF the Gus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

Chicnr"-Cattlc steady Mt unchanged nriccs,
Hogs stronger; heavy Il I'Ai 20; light wcIghis
81 Iiai Is. sheep active; sheen sold ut S. OOai S,
andlambS at 81 0tNi u. the beet lambs ruling St
higher than n year ncO; spring lambs nj s. U0GG .;
per 100 pounds. liccciptN-Catilc, i.On head,
calves, 2Oj head; hogs, "l,OJ heat; sheep. Goa
head. :
Fnst Lih"rty-Cattlc steady at unchanged
prices Hogs firm; rhilahclphIRs 81 6Na, 10: com.
mon 10 fair Workers aud pigs 81 ljai 81; ruuehs
81 OOa, 90. Sheep firm; extra 81 l0ai 80: good
s. sOai %; common 81 5Oa. So calves 81 7jai =,
spring lambs. 81 OnaG5O.
Ci~ncinnnn-liogS active Vt 81 3SAi GO; receipts
9,hN head; shipments 1000 head.