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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

Boar VoYAGINe Gu Friday last six gentlemen.
Tourists aud others, who had been visiting the vol
caro- and were disappointed by the non-arrival of
the steamer Kilaura. embarked whulc-hoai be
longing Ia Mrssrs HiichcYck aud Brothers, with a
boats crew al six natives and started Tor Kuhala
where they thought ihry might fnd schooner
baund Tor Houululu. They reached K"hala about
p,nf ,in Saturday. ard hndiug vessel there, iwo
OF them. DR.. Max Bucnnrr, 81 Munich, and Mr.. w.
N. trsou. 81 Liverpool, being anxious TO
catch The Pacific Mail Steamship Zralandia,
determined 10 continue their hazardous
voyugr to this place. but the other four. thinking
lrndrce the better part vulur decided Ia remain
TIN. buai len K.laa ou Sunday murning and cr,iss
ed the channei without accident, arriving al Llhai-
"a nj eleven o'clock on Monday forenoon. The
,.s-~sryrrs Welt ushorr aud io.k dinner aud after
~ hours reel they r,-,mhaikcd for the last pr OF
the mp. Tnry had good run down, getting into
the har,,ur lutte alter midnight an Tuesday
mcr,.itg. THIS WAS a cruise not in tue usual pro-
gramme Of a "Trip 10 The vulcanO
A number Of the passengers who went up in
the Kilauca last week. and were landed against
,hir uish,s At lahaiia hirrd couple Of boats aud
srnr,. of ir IA, thai llsce "Wednesday murning
Tor Ms-Gr,asnr's Landing aud Maksra. Cap. Makee
uas Ia command ui one buai, aud Capt Miiliing IT,
Cumniaud ut the oiuef ait theIe "eie A"out l.'1
en- ladies aud gentlemen In the two BOATS They
found smooth sailing till they came opposite The
foot Of the mountains, when they met strong
gale which rendered IL impossible for them To
make MrGregur's Landing and they therefore kept
ON straight acrns- the lav- The waves dasbrd
over ine b,sAt- frequently. and all hands gri n
thorough seeking. but the ladies exhibited the
.rissi d'gr-r 81 diiy. taking hriI culd isi b
gsitt ir-ricci g,sod hum~r. About n""u th">e al
she Messengers who bound lar Waikiki land
I'd near Mr. C,ruweirs Siarr-huusr, and the h,'ais
pr,crcded IL Mnkee's landing whrrr they arrived
shortly after IN safety We happy To learn that
10 bad results have followed this romantic Incl
cgut
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06


o. r.a-aa 1-lar -sIssr-us g. rue importation u FREE
a--- lslaua- ss--. u 3. behaved ~ ti.o-e
traal .rauiar faat iiie admission q sugar
s-- EIav-.E ral harr tli iiifie itnueuce Ca
-1- r.a- rs---sa-s arricie ~ c.si-uuiItuu' The
1aea ua--u-1ad ls QaIii'uuit be- ISIS wac
r.a.-- uai.t -niaarf shs iuI.usied fuua the-e
-s --.all. --saua. a--1is uiarr Than ute-isn a.
d ..--. .as.a .as t~aHefF -usar- The iH,pat.-
t.--t.a f-ua ti-s I-.aids ,r is75 riil probably
-- ra..s1 -a,sal,. srr &c g. toiai consumption q
aa. faaaal- 1.l sfs. Y ihs importation q 50
Hr1 F.e aaa a.. .-a- vi ts i-i as The or1p De
la -,.- iul-, BE- -rraier, md sh0w sO'Hv
1.-. -s-. as s-..r vii t. siuiIiar tut more
--l 1.r..1 -i-- - u--I u Csliiaraia IS taiss rice
"a. .rH aa- sae-. tilr laat IS laroIua iice, which
s.s So Ea-i alaiau. g r-r.i- abe consumption j.
ta- a-aaa-l li-- lssvsr sz4e-lyl asout Io1oo0
r -ea.. r.t Dr. ta.ata. r,sr, @ r,rr. rrs,'oiiIy
.la.-.a ufi..- dee ull iarsey iaor,a.ss iter
-aa--r E-- ar. -i.ai a.r -a-sl sd a,-ra-- zoou0g
d. aaaasl fHl iaas lsur Ius rr-u.i Nil re a uia-
- a-at 81 li- erase 60 rr.ur-eo. prob .lly Go
.s-. -..lr fsl t-ilr sat, frsi-cias- rice
--- a- --s-. t-rr l.s r-,li-asu sho ilas been
ras..- r.t ras-a-t 80 Boz lrvsig O. carry cut ui-
E.- -al a.s.Il I.s s-sai slsauis-t @. shipper.
ala.l as ,lr r.ar aad vll ealbe Them 60
razei send. ai.l aty aIler market where
..-al.. tlas a.fa-r-
--r. is-t t-su.- aaaf4s slstur Nac'esy. CanuHa
-.-l H.tiaal- tls- ,aa.d-1 il laii.-i. Scr
s.a.s ana 1is kllau H---e. s.-ierias, iar san
F-- ls la1-s ss--l ta, uusrs tsg liiiii.l, pounds
sarur ~ rrsrrs sil-r Auru-r y. an 90 which
Ha.r s,it cas- rss ui.aar tas Eec.Tn.cii, Treaty
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

DIED.-Thr native woman who was referred L"
some time since 10y ns having been badly burned
by the explosion uf krrusene Tin while lighting
her nal-iron has since died IN consequence Of her
wounds hsvng brvn nrglrcted. She had no attend =
o. c. except some native kah,mdS and in cases like
Ih- incat1aiinis aud sHcritcrs of white cocks and
aNs-ruut ARE uui fo Ice relied u son.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
NOTES OF rmE WEEK.

~ On our fourth page will he found an inter
esiinr letter written by Mr. DGiou, relating l.
Ere risks, in this city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

NEw SrEANER.-The experience If the pact
week demonstrates, if any decentralization be ueces-
sury. the importance If Maintaining reliable aud
efficient iuier-isaud steam service The days Of ex-
elusive dependence upon wind and tide have passed
forever away and no country which cannot show any
practical appreciation Of It Is worthy Of the Nine
teenth Century. Our old steamboat. the Kilauea,
has done more work than is often performed by
-es Of Der class and all will agree that she should be
replaced by another But the enterprise should.
f possible, be cufdvd to private parties. there is
doubt but that it irht be carried in that way.
even il aiIed by liberal subsidy. with saving to the
Government Of at east fifty per cent. rre.eni
lendrure-. The bill noW before the Assembly pr'-
vide. faI the payment II subsidy private parties.
the Minister call TOR endrrs and award
traci L. the lrwet bidder.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
Notice to Planters.

S7iIE UNDEitSIG Ab BEGS TO GIVE
noicc To Painters and Others these islanis
that he expects nOhn.uu IN n few weeks,
he will really unde e tn BorihS OF
ArIe>IaH wells IA any part Uf the country, on the
most Civ rabe terms
comm, ic,t rs may be addressed to care of Gazette
Otfcp OuJluIu.
6Us-d CHARLES OEsTER.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

BROKE Down AGAIN.-The steamer Kilauea made
srcoud attempt To reach Tlin on Thursday Of last
week but she did not yet AZ far rs on Monday,
returning 10 port alter only three h"n's absence.
The causr If her return was another failure Of her
bniief The old craft has been in service long
rt,nugh std has fairly earned the ughi To be d.
clarrd suptfannuated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

REToRT CouKTEoUs.-One Of Jeromes draymen
while endeavuriuE, Monday morning. 10 chusiisr
his hurse inia dociiiiy, received iron The hur-r
Alex 10 retaliation which hrake his leg below the
knee. The horse was quite correct. Ifuur laws
lor The prevention OF cruelty To- animals cann't Ice
executed. The latter have no remedy but 10 make
rrptieuls Ter themselves.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

NErTIE MERErLL-This popular craft came down
ON Monday morning with toll load of sugar from
Makers plantation. A. she was entering the har-
hor she grounded, and il was nearly tw" hours
before shegui ufT NJ damage doue. Il was only
ihc extra value and weight ni The free sugar, un
ler. thai causrd tht accIdrnl.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

- /, is possible that there may be an arrival
from San Francisco next week, with news week
ar ten dayz later than we had rs the steamer,
Though vessel announced as likely to Leave
FOR this port.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

PUNaHoU COLLEGE opens to-day under the
ciurEe OF Pres. Pratt, assisted 10y Mr.. Palmer Miss
Dame and Miss Marston. The list Of scholars is
ia yer tlau forrevrral ears past aud The institution
/. .traaIlv rrga.ning It's lorner pApulArity.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

~ According to our time table, which has
proved remarkably correct far, the steamer Zea-
laudia, IRON the souih. viii be due here on We'd
tuesday the 18Th incl. II she has n quick run, sue
may arrive on The 18TH.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
adm nistra tors Notice.

SNITE CNDERSIfsN I'D HAVING been duly
appointed Administrator Of the estate of the tev
Cooper oearle of i4ihanu deceased, by the ion a
Fernandez, reqn all p indebted said
make lam dat ment; AID all prisons having claims
against tn estat- It the within six months
fro "a date thereof.
I'll MAS J. HAYSELDEN,
administrator.
ihl.na, Mau., Sept l, 1876. 6O4t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted,

ERY Az EXPERIENCED ENGINEER. A
STU At N on a plantttlOE. Good references
given. Please al lress ISEER," this office. Cos IT,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

RUNoR.-we learn that the report was current
In Kohala in the latter part Of last week that ih
nou-arrival of the Kilauea owing to the preya-
ience Of the small-pox IN Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

NARROW EscAPE-On Sunday morning, while
out ia the tug Prlr, endrnv"rHg 10 secure the bill
buoy which had escaped from it's mornings Cap
laiu Brown WIS jrrkrd overheard iuiu the raami'g
ahy-s in consequence Of getting his leg rntanglrd ia
a small r,,lr which fast To Chain cable. When
the, lei 20 the clnin the Captain disappeared from
the DICK of the tug, aud went down 1" the bottom
iu twelve inth"ms of water with rHpidity which
must have taken his breath away. Even tie sharks
uerr startled out uf their usual keen Hpprliies, aud
failed 10 rrHliz- iiii WAS too late. what delicate
iii bii had brru Offered Them. The Captain cannot
swim. AID his life with difficulty preserved by
two OF the native prisoners employed on the boat
Win instantly divrd ia after him aud dragged him
10 the surface, The brave friioWs ought Ia be re-
Nardt Tor ihrir hrroIc If IRIS IN hrhali IT humanity
los r,cri, ing t.irir Iard"us furih~iih The Cap
tain. happy q" slate. Is not much Tue w"rse
r his submarine trip. except Tor lacerated ankle
where he rope caught him.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For sale,

~ PART OR ALL OF the COWS .rrs-J
) q on the Nuuanu Plantation. These cows lS1f1
s-a11re largely of foreign bio d. and guaFan i1-ny
tied Inc gentle herd Of Mich In the KINGDOM.
Ap. J. II. WOOD.
~ gust 2sth, 1876. 6O7 If
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
Notice.

LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AgainSI
n Mr.. e. II. tiWr iiS hereby fled to present
the ! Dickson, his attorney in fact ON OF
OsfJre the j. september, 1915.
honolulu sept /, 1870. 603-ltS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
N1TlCE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
I public nntire, that my wife Raulao >e4h kaipo
left my he'd ami board without Just and
pruvct ion shall be responsible for any debts
Iracted by her my account
WILLIAM BROWN.
Kuoa, August sith, 1876 sO7-sm.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
Col red CoraIs and Shells.

q HAVE Now ON SALE THE BALANCE
Of the Fine Shells Colored Corals, and coral BOWS
brought from Micronesia IN the " Morning star the
in goods in this line here Thre are but
few each. and those who wish TO secure the best viii
please apply riy.
AS the above vessel will probably bring any
OF these cpos for sale this will be the only chance for
obtaining them. Apply 10
Ii. NJ. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

F-s-sT - .aO -"-IE.U-
AaTgER I'D
l-.lr u-rrl- Assasa.s. frsaa NaakaL
a.rH1s A. .IaHi. frall haua sud hsg
Manlal IaIsis htat f. fHaaI NA~lliNt
aafr. Assem-. raaaalra lfsIa ht.haia.
ha1lalr .Isa-- i-aar h.aaa aud Naiuea-
aalHr- a.au.Hs=rl. frau ha4uA aal ~ uIulel-
l...aaa- .lara- fsa.H haaaA
nsuf.s. l.fsu .ll- fr.ia hatIuiri
.rrraa Ir1lll lralI Lahaiua
faluel- EsaaA. rala hltla aul
SAILED
r- El. Narr.- kalsuaia- fr Molskai.
90 .-is.II NalH1la. tlssa-Fr Cor Portland
Narlat saaless. q f.4aa. g. RgrllHua
hfr.al Nauaasta ta- llanHlri
ears La5sli. iluai1.a. Co. Hcualei.
-HsH .'.arll.. frT ard kau
a-~aa- aiafaaaa. llsa.lsff. ktiaa ard NHimes.
aaa-a 1larltast tst a iudvard Purts-
aalr ...s1i Iuasllral far htlala-
alarls GalI. G. kt.-aia
hnn.a Esr ia..a. s.. kahului
der lie--e. A.sss Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

DEATH OF Hos S VI. HAMAK,U-Ycstcrday At
i--uopu al three "'eluck ihis venerable add
Nhai ncm .ikshe Hawaiian passed away, Had he
survived till the % Il 1t Octuhrt next he would
nav- completed HE sixlN-irst year. having been
birn in Wniaua this island, Oct iber % 1915
For the lasi iWeui, -ii,e years he has occupied ii
prominent 'lacr in the fairs ni The c"uury. having,
brru rumher If timcs returned To the Naiiuual
legislature. ia which body he held seat al the
,i his decease He had also gain, tor himself
quite lcrar, reputation, his contributions 10 Ha-
waiian literature being vvrg vuIumnious aud valuu-
bic Among other works Of value in this depart
mcui may be uoird his life of Kamehameha the
Grrst, aud other historical sketches. which were
pnhishrd some years since in the Kuokoa. He was
q uau Of great sireugth Of character and was su"d
specimen of the genuine old Hawaiian stuck,-a
type which unfortunately is growing scarce. His
funeral will be hrld from the Catholic Cathedral
tails P. NJ al four O'Clock Rsqriesoat ia pace
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

THEAuucALs.-A performance given at the
Royal HuWu,iaf Theatre Oh Saturday nighl by
uumhvr al amateurs in this city whicL II flrciet
grail credit ON al; concerned. The object oi ihr
performance was To raise small iuud Tor amily
ia NERD and in accomplishing this prisrwnr'hy
cnd the community WIS provided with couple of
hours of great enjoyment. " Prrlec ion the
Maid of Nh stvr" was exceedingly well llay I'd,
calling nut a degree If histripnic talent which unly
the Testimony 81 cur own eyes aud ears could have
convinced existed IN This city. But the very
amusing comedy lei on Pare Fuucais.n was
rendered with even better effect, aud provoked
almost incessaut applause and laughter. The dill
iercni paris all well sustained, aud in several
cases would have put professional actors to the
blush We trust that may often be scduci
into charitable deeds By similar moaus, and lhat
THE local talent of The city NAV not be buried IL "a
uat.kin The music iur the occasion ~u- furnished
b, the hsud-tnasier, Mr. Schmid,, assisted Uy sevt-
ral members Of the band.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

Pa &C q 400 90 II ho-lz ! : P-e-a0sT.
-s76
rra-rrt t1 1-rL DrulG sniL Har5a-uasicr
E-lllllz.C a-E-ASrglrE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

E1NllCLr auASTINE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-18
gbina.
Gin &ticg stpiid,en Slima uno GnGlamo lit


= a Srau5tSc II. Auguf.-Oer
9ampfer o@)reat Gepublic," tpeld)cr Sougz
Song am 10. Suli rno 2)otobama am 25.
Sult oerlie6, 1T angefonmen uno bringt fol-
oeuoe giadlrid,ten: Die Qbreie Oe8 Srn.
gSaoe BON Beftng uno Die giurtdtung Der
englii9en @eianbtidJaft tnSbangbai ueriettcu
Die dtneiidep 8eb0r0en in nidt gcringe Guf>
re9ung.
SieIel6en perIud)ten 5uerit, Sru. gSaSe III
beluegen, nah Selling SuriidSufehren, uno
idlu9en Johann Dor, ben SicefDnig Don 9tans
ftug Su ihm Su dJideu, Inn bic abgebrodeue1
Qnterbanolungcn mieber anSufniipien. @s
Derlautet, oaB $or. Baoe, Der enqlild1e @es
ianote, al(e Sorihldge sutiifpie8 uno er@
f!Grte, baB ftd) i6on Sruppen BON SnOien
SOiina bon alien tuteuigenteu @binsieu &C.
mitndlt mirb, perOen bod aftlOe milttdtiide
Sorberettungen getrofcn, uno Die Grmee bon
3tenBln MIN C0n5entrrt.
Su Den nUroIifen Brouil3cn lit cine Suu'
ger8notb ausgebrod)cn, uno &auieuoe lterben
tdgltb ans Utangel an ytabrung. 3ruei fas
tholtidle YtiiItoudre, melde friiber in @orea
plrtten nno lid titr5ltd) lpieOer oortbin beges
ben batten, wur0eu Oaielbf ciugeferfcrt. Ser
britiidle SriegSOampier DSDluia" lit mad
9ore1 5urudbeoroert, nm 9euugtbuuug me-
gen etneS i'm lesten 6erbile periibten Angrlfia
auf britiide 8oote gu erlangen.
9G8 britiide ilegcnoe geiGJmaOer, luelAea
itd ioeben i'll Jtagaafl beItnOet, miro iofOrt
nadl Sban9bai 5uriidfehren uuO Dem britt.
id]en @eianOtcn sur Serfiiguug 9eiteut mers
ben. Die Refelcieu hrtitliAer @tupobnel
Ill Der PrOutn5 Sjhuen oauern fort.
9lm 4. Sult erploomtc Der 8eiiel zines
9ampierS ami eiusm Snlauoiee i'll Sapan
uno 20 Berionen famen nm.
Sn @anbcra lit etne 0tebellion Don Dem
gruoer beS rege-enben &aiiers ange;ettel
tuoroen. = Die d)lneitlde 9te9erung hat oel
Oeutiden &egierung $4,000 sur gcirteot
gung Der anipriide Setreff5 ocS Sdiffes
| y2lnla" au8geSabl.
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StQ0t Baltimore.

9ieb fable. - Gin Jteger, Ramens 6.
@ruthfelb, melher 6ru. s. y. Srelt, SIR.
Sc, RorO=&harleSinnBe, eiuen Ualatta. StOds
9egen i'm gSertbe Don $25 entuenoet babcn
ioa, puroe pom Gid)ter @rafi iu's StaSt=
@efdngniB gcididt, bis bic @roBgei9moreucn
Den 60a erDrtert babeu. Die ytegcr Glireo
Sadon uuo Benjamin BoooS, mel6e megeH
teIielben 0iebitabls III Sait 9euommen maz
reu, purbeu we9eu 0ioHgel8 an Sepeiien mic
Der freigelaiien.
= Ser gtsger SamcS GoB, melder auges
6uIbi9t lit, peri6iebene Sleibuug8itiide I'M
gSertbe BON S68, @tgentbum otS @apt. Sobn
3. Yapue bonn Sdooner o9eorgia," iowie
cine golOene llbr uno Sette I'M 8ertbe bon
$l25 Dem @apt. $. s. @Onuer pom S6OOuer
,,Veni. gS. 8ater" entmenOet III baten,
wurbe bonn 9fidter @rafi tn'S Staotsefduas
ntB geididt uno miro am ndhiteu 0onner=
tag, ben "a. 2luguit, Elm SoruerbGr i'm mitts
lereu StatlOnSbaaie 81 bciteben b0beu.- Sin
yteger, gtamen8 6raut Sil9bmau, alias @bas.
SoneS, pel6er augei6uloigt mar, Die llbr in
eInem Bianbbauie oerictt 81 habcn, wuroe
entlaiicn, Da ni9t 9euiigcuOc Beweiie gegcn
tbu pprla1eu
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SnStnnerfrte9+
Die @erftarf,.,ta Der alrmee

gSaibiu gtOu, II. Au9uit. - 0aS
&rieg8oepartement 6at bereitS Sefebl erbalz
ten, bie 0tetrItirun9 bon 25O0 Naun fir Die
Gauauerie, rpelde am leeten 9ienitage burd
ben @onsreB autoriiirt murhe, iobalo, al8
mDglid) ~ perrptrfli6en. Die ieitberigeu Gna,
lififationen Der 9tetruten erforserten, OaB bic.
ielben menigitens SUP 5 3ol groB iein uno
nidt iiber 155 Yfunb miegen iollten. 9aS
9epartement bat ieooA angenrbnet oieie
Qualtftfationen oabin 8u beidIraufeu, baB
iett 9tefruten bon 6uB 8 3oll 9rOBe unb
einem 9eluithte bis 81 175 8funb angewors
ben peroen tOnnen. Die bauptidali6iten
@erbeanItalten befiaben iid) in ct. 2oul8,
gteru-Dorf, 8oitOn, Chicago Buffalo NIB
Snotanapolis; es peroen jeoof nod IN meh'
reren meitliden Stdoten 3wetg gSerbebii'
reauS erriC9tet tueroen, mn Die erforoerltdJe
4n5abl iobaln al8 mOgli9 81 erlangen. Die
an9eiporbeueu Refruten meroen ungeldumt
ausgeriitet un6 ben i'm 6eloe itehenben Regi.
mentern einperlei6t wcrben. Die Seau1ten
oeS &riegSoepartementS iin6 Der Aniid)t,
oaB bic erforoerlt6en 2500 Wann in lan9ltenS
3 2Sod)en angemorben Iein ruer0en.
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Sas gSGSnerid)e SiibncnfcTfptcl
IN 8SQurefttn&

lleber bic 4uffiibrung Der sipeiten Sper
bon &agner's GROCER DStibelunSen. "Srilo9ie
beridtet Der Spes. Correspondent Der DN..Y.
GtaatsStg." ourtb oas Sabel:
,3ie lufiibrun9 pon uSiegfrieO," Der
srpetts Gbell Ober pielmcbr mad gsagner'a
Bese;d,nuns Der smeite Sag Der srOBen Sri
logic, bat, als @anses betrad)tet, feiuen ir
tieigebeneen @inOruf gemadltt oils bic glui.
;iibruns Der y8alfiire" am Mtonta9 AbenO
Der @rnnb lit BARN su in6en, oab Die Sor,
itellura te,ne 10 slatte nnb gerunSete mar, wit
bic porberssbeHSe. Die iebr lan9e Gcen'
,pliaen n0iime" unO ySiegfrien" i'm erller
&ae, eiuidlishl,A ees Spiele8 nit hem Sd-
rsu. ii war Gaptbwrnplg fir bic 5anolHug
aber BOD red,t lans,..,- tree Der brlaautsr
fomiid,slr Mutf, rpslde Bagn.c-- n slir "gt'nle'
seiaafien bot. Die Seene 3pti9en Orn'
v9Banberer" (SSotan) uno nWtime" eruiiSet
Oura ibre au userorosntllGe 9duse unO Gin.
toniafsit etenfaas. Die eriten Streifli9tel
BON Sd)Snbeit wirft bic Scene in oas gSerf
in wel6er uSie9trieo" bas ,3auberI6wer
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Observation-Disclosures"

Ser sDarsStA< D pftesa6 der" nit leiRcr berr=
6idtn qaae In Nnne Mrunbel @ounth On Der 2i9bt=
n gleiIs BON Der srilds, bic
let ai6 BeeroigungSplat belo1Dere S3r5n9e. Sas
Qano it wenenjormis, Der Booen trotea nnD tisiis
uuo jiir encn 5obtenader beionbers seesnet. Die
.0ompaenie muroe i'm SABRE 1875 ncorporirt uub bat
73 Wsorsen aano ausetouft, osiien gsfttitsI nnans
saitbar III uno iuorauf fie tir 8aulidteten uno anz
Oere Beri6onernuss Mnta9en etne srose Slmne
lseloeS psriuenSst bat. Pas ts76sI gees, Sapitsi
x, ,nn bic &ouutpS@o @ommifidre BON anue arnnoels
Sn,,n,a an, on ooer Dor benz 1. Sftober 1876 bic
q hssro Brlde an5ufauen uno bre Baiirun9
no bic srs 81 isis ggsang &C..
ss.rs,su ~. saen 8eSabluns Don BrdenSon fir
s:ssa ss% gs5tssaafa nai s1 snu is; Siss
sTiidbea hem gormittas mo Wa9mittas ubr t9un.
Per nnn ItS aas ssuads austat IL
ertpetlen. Neor5nr;sotste
noriirt BON $50 bis 500 e uad Der sdge: iie tonner
,%,. sio sinsaoluns uuo 1utribtuns bss 1eitss in
monatttfbeH Sf4ten setduit meroen.
Mnntif1tloaeu tam man berEl 2 upeItnIe h=
enfs ia, tyottesader ooer I'M 8ireau Der eom=
Sa,n,s ' Rr. Al, stotosgaIbertitrafie,
,hiIssriallen. (Tsaili. .6qGts,is iso'Sonn'u'Wont')
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