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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-01
FRONT STREET GRADE.

rINHE TAX ROLL UNDER ORDINANCE NO.
Il ZIG, of the City Of Seattle, entitled IAN Or
dinance to provide for the levying aud collecting
OF special tax for the grading aud improvement
OF Front street.. which grading and impso vement
was done Rnder Ordinance 10. 112 ana 41s anepd.
meDts thereto is now In my hands for collection.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that all
taxes set forth in said tax roll due and pays-
Bile on or before the ff
18th DAY OF JULY. 1880,
And that all auch taxes not paid on or prior to
said 18th day Of July. $780, will be deemed delin.
queDt. aud the City ktiorney n instructed 70 Or
coed TO collect such deiinquent taxes by action
Dated June II, leso = a -7stl = :. Isl 81 q.
JOHN M. BLANCHAnD, 81
Jel6td Treasurer Of said City OF seattle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-01

SJSPSRShe O1ACSs
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Oct. 5. 1879.
H. Fl. WARNER & Co.-GENrs:-I
have for some tine past been afflicted
with dyspepsia from which 1 could OBJ
tain no permanent relief. until used
your Safe Bittsrs and Pills; and since
using them l have had no trouble from
my former complaint, and l can now
truly say that l am . we'll man.
am gratefully ysurs.
G. P. Brooks.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-01

Regular wags-Pendulums.
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AM. TEAM. IRISH TEAM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-15
Foreign News.

By the arrival of the ]. A. Falklnburg we have
dates up to the 26thof April, but the telegraphic
news is very meagre, the cause for which is assigna-
bic to a break in the wires, lasting several days, and
then, upon the assumption of dispatching. the press
of commercial matter was SO great as TO exclude news
reports to the press. We give annexed the most i'm
portant news:
On the evening ofthe Oath nit, Isaac NJ. Kalloch,
son of l. S KalOch Pastor of Metropolitan Temple
and Mayor of San Francisco. shot and killed Charles
De Young. senior proprietor of the San Francisco
Chronicle.
With regard to tn, affair, the .ditG of the oath ult.
says The killing Of Charles De Young was a
vulgar assassination and is a dark blot on San
Francisco's record. The dead man was far from
blameless. but he. OF whose account the crime was
committed, was not irreproachable in reputation, or
reticent in speech, and had little excuse to have
SANDER against him avenged by the bullet
On Saturday, April Oath, there arrived at Oak
land, Cal, through the blockade beyond Alta, the
first train from the East in Eve days, and bringing
with it the overland mail of that day and of the four
preceding days. Th' weight of the aggregated mails
was forty tons.
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From San Francisco. per Discovery, May lt-Sol9 sacks
aour r1T5 sacks grain, A7 sacks potatoes, 800 cases coal
or lot building material, 21 pkgs liquors l42 kegsnAls;
IS pkxs furniture. lot hardware and iron, LOT canned
goods and groceries. lot millinery and dry goods. IL pigs
Carriages, Al mules, % COWS, 30 bales nay 10 HPieAeu'
25O0 T " posts
coils rope. $40 sacks potatoes, % SACKS oats, y rolls mat
ting. rs pkgs ntsc mdse, 1865 pigs IN rAnsitu'
From Port Townsend, per Buena Vista, MAySozlOn
lumber. 10 N piekets, 10 m laths' 100 sninsies' sac
potatoea-
her. a. M lath. 100 m laths, 100 sacks potatoes
From San Francisco, per A Falkinburg, May 49, pkgs
.&effonerv and paper. as pkgs lard oil, 100 N shingles,
$50 bdls hay. lot hardware and iron, us pkgs paints Ana
ala "a : = chairs. $50 sacks grain, ZOO 7 " posts, AUO
80. r1ee ~ mules. 4 cows, 3 horses, 40 sacks Hour, 10
sackn rotafoes, lot groceries and misc mdse-
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1t was proposed to raise the salary of the Gov
eruor of Kauai, and make it equal to that OF the
other Governors, to which the Hon. Noble mod
estly demurred, stating thar although the resolu-
ton is for the increase of salary, it did not imply
feelings of gratitude on his part.
Several bills passed the second reading, the one
eliciting most discussion being that relating to
the sale of ava, various amendments being made.
The most important was the increase of licenses
to six.
The new bill to regulate the carriage of Chinese
between the islands, will facilitate finding out the
whereabouts of the Asiatic. and also add slightly
to the Golfers of the circuit Judges.
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To the Editor of aePqafc Commercial Advertiser.

DEAR SIR Il beg you TO allow me a small
space in your valuable paper, SO that I may be
able TO correct a statement made, In the last issue
of the HdtOaiian Gazette, contrary to the truth and
facts. 1 was represented by the said paper as
having brought in a petition. from my constituents
of the district OF Hilo. asking that one liquor Ii
cense be allowed for that district.
This, Mr.. Editor. is false. and a libel. On the
contrary, the petition aforesaid was that mo
liquor license be allowed for the District Of Hilo,
and that tabu be put on selling same to natives
and citizens of other nstionalities." Hoping this
will call attention of the Gazette writer ald cause
him to give true statements of the proceedings of
this Assembly. | beg to remain, yours, Sc.
Honolulu, May 18Th. 1880. JOSEPH NAwAHI.
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M
FRIDAY. 4 Il. $50.

FRIDAY. NAY Il. 1880.
business, In commercial circles has displayed renewed
activity during the week past. the arrival Of the Yea
lAndia AGording shippers = desired opportunity to send
our island products 70 market. and the large amount Of
sugar forwarded By both that vessel and the Catherine
Sudden show that the opportunities thus given were
taken advantage Of. There were prospects Of a strin-
gency IN the -four market. but the arrivals Of the Dis
eovery and FaIlinburg have removed the pressure. The
Buena Vista and Camden with eArgOes Of lumber have
temporarily rclisved the wants q the trade in that line.
although there r. yet . scarcity Of rough redwood boards
These four arrivals have brought esrgoes Of . total vslu-
alton Of s1I5.Oo and he J. d. spreekles. which Ia pro-
baby At lilo. will add $4,000 more. The exports for the
week. which include 3.OsO.21 be. Of sugar foot up the
respectable sum Of sI6l .sO9Os. The total number Of
packages Of sugar received since ht writing i
iI,Es2. The City Of New York. f. expected here on
the lstn inst, and the Grace Roberts. ". h Meyer.
and q. ". AImy may follow in short order.
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Which is the Best?

A Cabinet who lend Messrs. Bishop & Co. two
hundred and City thousand dollars, at a good rate
Of interest, upon government bonds as security
10 relieve the community at large ; the greater part
of which was Immediately returned to the treasury.
in the way OF taxes. &c, or an Attorney General
who charges the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, one
hundred dollars for an opinion (ds is an opinion)
upon a government matter. and when ii is found
out refunds the money. BUNSBY.
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ALONG The WHARVEs.

The Am bktns Jane A FAlkingburg. arrived yesterday
from San Francisco. and has locked At the old Custom
House wharf 10 dischargs-
The Ana bk Forest Queen. f. at the old Steamship wharf
loading for San Francisco. for which port she Will sail on
Wednesday, the I9th inst
LThs Ana bk Camden. II discharging lumber At the foot
Hf Fort street she IL now In command Of the chief
omeer. Capt Cutler. Capt. Robinson having resigned to
take command Of the bark Arkwright.
n The Am bk Harvest Home IL disehArsing coal At the
loot OF steamer LikeIiksis dock.
The Discovery has hauled In alongside the EsPlAnade
foot Of Fort street
The Basna Vista Is disehArging lumber at the EsPlA-
made.
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IN PORT

mxRcHANTAEs-
Am mI1s bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Haw bgtne Pomare, for sale
Am sch Houora-
HnW bk Hawaii, Whitney
Am BIZ Forest Queen, Winding
An bk Harvest Home, MatSon
An bk Buena Vista, Calhoun
An Blk Camden, Cutler
An bk J A FaIkinburg. Hubbard
Am bkfne Discovery, Smith
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MEMORAEDA.

san Fruncfsco-AprfI 13-Am sch W L Beebee. Esschen
hence. Arrived April GAM sch Claus SPreckles'
Schmidt hence Aprl6
s~vdney-Auived April 1l-P II s City of Sydney,
Desrborn, hence Mar
Report Of barkentine Dtcoyery, smith, Master-Leit
gxu Frnneisco April 18th, had light winds and Gains 70
Lat zso thence 70 port had moderate trades. III u
passage IN days.
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco. per ZaaIAndiA. April l0-i24s Pkgs
EuRnr. Isl bnchs bananas, IS pkgs betel leaves. 10 oass
rice. IA bales wool. Domestic Value s54,2f1-o3.
For San Francisco. per Catherine Sudden. May II -slyO
pk4s gugnr, 1884 hides, 1IO goat SKINS sA
bomestto Value 81 s567.13-
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PAssENGE

rrou, san Francisco. per Jane A.. FaIkinburg. May IL
q , Green. J wilson, James vierra, SylvAnia sylvesta'
AIbertina Correic, John stevens, II Sherwin, CannA-
var. n Az1trre, Edward Tarney.
From San Francisco. per DisSovery MsyI4S A1rfin,
- VIM EberIina, ] BlAckmore, II J b McCool. j Muir
nv u punn. q Halst, T wienky. J LafrAnee. VIM Hen
~, J T White
For San Francisco, per ZealandiA. May 10-E b Moloe-
nv. A w Buck and wife. A W Pierce and daughter, II
1rundsl. III J Hart, FH Hatch. 8 Magntn wife and emil
d-en- NJ u T Guiiek, L W Dunn, r Gray wife and two
ehtIdren. q West and wife. Mrs W A Wilder. W GLeen'M
Green- n ID Waubrfdge, ID Rankin, J o Carter, Mrs l
Dowsett and daughter, 8 L Austin, Mrs D smith an M
~r5Id Prof DIR A Bastien, II Armitsge. n Larsen, II
E1iIIno4 IA ID pierce, Max Adler, W X Metcahe, Elder J
n HOOK James Grant, q y Wells, CGertz, r T Priteherd,
sad Wife. ID Morgan, and wife, and 10 Chinese
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ye,.sl. fer HouoIaIu from Foreign Ports
An BIZ Ceyion, Boston, overdue
An b. II 3 Whitton, New York. due May Job
Brft shin City Of Madrid, Liverpool, July l5
Haw bztne Storm Bird, South Sea Islands, due
Bnt ship City Of Nankin, Glasgow. due Aug bio
Ger bxtne Nicholas, South Sea Islands, over due
An bkfne Grace Roberts. San Francisco, due
An sen w II Meyer. Gan Rrsnciaco, due
Am brne J ID spreeksts, san Francisco. via HtLo due = u
p NJ 3 8 City Of New York, San frAnetseo, due may ioH
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List of Advertised Letters
DEMAINING IN H GENER AL POST
IA OFFICE, Honolulu. Nav. 1850.

REMAINING IN THE GENERAL POST
IA OFFICE, Honolulu, Nay, 1850.
Anderson, Fritz Kaysnp.ssh Mrs Rose
Amsry, Waiter Lambert, VIC
Browne. John L Lawson, K
Blanchard, Herbert Larkins. Peter
Bartel., Fw Lewis Mrs
Byrne. Mis-. Olivia Lewis. WA
Carter. Charles II LAWYER. Frank
CranshAw, George, Mills. Joseph pa
Campbell, Mrs ThOs MeCorrstou, d
Cohn, G MetcaL Prank
cO.GTove, Anthony MiddIevood, George
COrckney, Geo Mayhew, &
Ch.mberiain. E Mossnan. Samuel
Cooper. Mr.. Mccarthy. william
Cameron. A NJ Muller, Hermsnn
Cameron. John, 2 Murphy, Dennis
eG,Psn' G M.1TOe; I' "
Carson. Harry E Naehmias, Moses
SSIh s.sGBn H Nr POE q "
Doiron, Miss Lizzie Peiser, Theodore E
Davies Miss Annie r Poster, Mrs Nellie
DevoT, Henry Perry. Mrs Jos
Donshue. Patrick Roojnso1. Samuel
Dischouitv. DR. Robinson, F 81
Engert. Fred Remnant. George
Ea@o1a'; Thomas Jr,S SDss5s o John
Faron. Samuel Smith, G
Foster. Alfred Shelton. Alex
Poster, Miss Hattie spocneT E
PitIgsrsid, Thomas H searIe, c
Fairbanks. " W seivert- Cspt
Fitzpatrick Nv Scott, John
Goodman. Mr. Schaefer. A G
Green. W s steenburs. Mrs Hanna
Grace, VIM P Swanson. John
Grsham. r II Sauter. u z
Green, John Slater, r Il
Casper, sieinen. & Won den
Owens. J rs Smith. Geo W
Generous. Henry Terry. Jno Mitchell
Gustsfssou. Oscar Tomiinson. fdwin A
Guilea. Mrs p Turner. Fred J
Harris, Mrs G Z Treat. Mrs Frank
Harrison, AZ Thompson, Fl @
Herbert. Alfred Vernon. Augustus
Hendrickson, A r VehItne, Freh,S
Herbert. G Vsncevsou. J Fl
HAYES, David E ats, Mrs
HaIpin. 8 c. Warren, Mrs
Johns. Walter G., Wiley. Wilbur, 2
x fe. David, Williams. CT
Kelly, Geo r Walker. NJ K
Kenney, Niles Eliza Wall, W
Riser. Jacob wnler.J
Koneay, Dennis Waller. Kennel
Heating, William, 2 Wells. s J, or Well, 8 Fl
Kalbaum. L williams. Salon
Kelly. JamesJ Waterman, LA
| Kavannaugh, c
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SEQ! and recalled by the " BELL"
Queens Purse, 800.
RUNNING-For Ill horses bred in the Kingdom; mile
heats; best 2 in 81 catch weights. Entrance, SIS. Sec
ond horse saves sakes.
Legislators Purse. 800.
TROTTING-Fo- all horses bred in tbs Kingdom; mile
heatsi best 2 in 3 0 harness. Entrance, $40.
Kings Purse. $3.50.
sixty days previous June 18th. 1885, 2 mile dash, to carry
lis pounds, Entrance, sl5. Second horse saves stakes.
Foot Race, $2a
OPEN TO ALL-2OOy yards. $50 to first, IS to second.
Trotting Race, $3.50.
FREE To ALL-Mie heats best 2 in s to haruess.
Entrance, SIS.
Kamehameha Purse, 300.
RUNNING-ope to all horses bred In the Kingdoms 2
mile dash, TO carry 90 pounds. Entrance, SIS.
Ladies' Purse, 800.
RUNNING-opeat TO all horses owned in the Kingdom for
weights. Entrance, SIS
Mule Race, $40.
OPEN TO ALL-Mne dash; catch weights. Entrance. 81
Stallion Race, $3.50.
TROTTI NG-Open to all; mils heats; best 2 in 3 to har-
Purse, $50.
RI NU-Open ID All HAH iouc Oasu1 CalCu weights.
Evecy horse to carry q rider. Entrance, 50.
Boys Purse, $15.
RUNNING-open to all ponies not over 1877 hands high
one mile dash.
Public Purse, $50.
HACK RACE-sweepstakesi mile dash; open to all
horses that have not run in any Of the previous races Of
the day, or that have not won a Purse in any public race.
Post entrance, 81.
Donkey Race. 800.
OPEN TO ALL-oue mile dash; riders to change ami
mails, last one in takes the Purse. Entrance, 81
First race to be called at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, SHARP.
Rules of the n 4TIoNAL ASSOCIATION will govern the
Judges in their decision, and all rules will be strictly enforced.
Entries to be made not later than 5 O'Clock, p. NJ, on
MONDAY. June 18th, 1880. No entry considered made until
the entrance Zee IL Paid.
All riders must be in Jockey Costume,
ADMISSION TO PARK-25cts. for every Adult Children,
free; Scots. for each horse.
Stalls, $500 Fer Day.
(my15l
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COTTAGES TO LET,
gNNHE UNDERSIGN ED BEING ABOUT TO
erect a number Of Cottages. with garden land attached,
a short distance from town in Nuuanu Valley, corner Of
School street, opposite Mr.. Henry Wat-Thouse, also, on School
street. as far as opposite Rev. 3. E. Bishops.
The rentals will be about Twenty-f five Dollars per month.
Tenants will have the right IF purchase by payment in irstall-
ments for three or five years, with a deposte of twenty-five
per cent should any be sold.
Those requiring homes can secure the same by an early a-
pIicaiion to the undersigned. and If not TOO late, can have
buildings 20 suit the intending occupants.
Jas If JOHN THOS. W"ATERH0CSE.
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COMMITTEE OF MNAGEMENT.-R. P. Bickerton, ]. 8
Lemon, j. I'm II Brown, Capt A. n. Trip.
& McWayne
JUDGES.-John a. hown, r. z. Bickerton, }. S. Lemon.
CLERK OF COURSE-Capt. A. N. Trfpp.
DISTANCE JUDGE-W. ID. McWayne.
CLERK OF SCALES-Geo. II. Robertson
SpPERINT MISUNDERSTANDING PADDOCK.-Jas Dodd.
TtMERs.-B. F. Bolls and D. w. Clark.
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DIED.

DIED.
MAHr-In this city, on the It'll inst. Of aneuLisn, the
Eon. n. o. Mahi late member for Eva and "AiAnae'
Oahu
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EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDIToI
FOR SALE OR TO LET !
NOTICE,

a l. PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
N against Shooting or Catching Wild Cattle or Horses on
he premises known as Kaupakuea, Makahanaloa and Pepee-
keo, District Of Bilo, Island of Hawai, from and after this date.
c. AFONG.
HiIo, Hawaii, May Tth, 1880. mys en-
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$4,000 FOR LOAN
COTTAGES TO LET.

nN GOOD SECURITY APPLY TO A.. b.
POST OFFICE BOX NO. S. my9tf
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NOTICE

NAVY WIFE HAVING LEFT MY RED AND
I'VE board, without just cause, / forbid all persons from
trusting her on my account, as L will pay no debts Of her con-
tracting. myS Inn J. NJ. DAIGLE.
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Ali horses to be started from the Stand, at the word
$50! and recalled by the " BELL"
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NOTICE.

IL NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES.
HA ENTs that I, the undersigned, notify the public that
the supreme Court has released me from the Guardianship Of
Her Majesty Queen Emma on the 18th Of April. 1880. In con-
sequence of which | notify all persons that have leased my
lands, that from and after the publication Of this notice, they
shall pay The rent due Oh the said lands to me, the undersigned
at No. g, corner Of Beretanis and Richards Streets.
Honolulu, May 9, 1880. (mys Inn A. KUNUIAREA.
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ELECTION NOTICE

ELECTION NOTICE
N CONSEQUENCES OF THE DEATH OF
Hon. q. U. MAHI, late member Of the Legislative As
sembly, for the District of Eva and Waianae, Island Of Oahu,
a new election will be held to fill the vacancy caused by his
decease ON TUESDAY, Stay 18th. 1880.
Places of election: School House at Waiawa; School House
at Waianae. Polls open at 8 a. m
w. G. NEEDHAM, District Judge,
D. K. FYFE, Tax Assessor,
mys ct II. KAHANU Tax Collector.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
a STEADY. SOBER NJ A n, AT CAM
Mandatory of F. HORN, Hotel Street. mys 2t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Saar, !loftl, Giftl unb 9unsrid.

3n Simmern III an 10. guanf Z
nbr Mbsnbs elm furdtbarsr 8ranb s~ntiians
ben. Dor 8 nbr Iassn bsrsits 8 S9eusrn
anb 8 5auier IN aide.
Die Trterif9e 9iebertafeI,
wsI9e BEL benz @sianswsttffrsit in &6In
NIT nod Is anbersn 8ereinen In erifer
Rlafs tontarrirte, bat ben 5. preis bapons
setrasen. Den eriten Yrsis errana ORES,
ben, Wiesbaoen er5ielt ben fiebentsn un6
Dlfelborf ben pierten 9reis.
SIM AMID Ius an bas s. beuti@e
Eurnfef In frankfurt a. W. babsn su I'm,
fans ausuif iibsr banbert Turnsr, baruns
ter aud einise ameritaner, einen Ausfua
mad Wss uas ben ~umlissenben S9ladt'
felbern ssmadt. Die Solbateuardber auf
lesteren werbel alidbrli9 tint Wonat Gus
quit pon ben Mitslisbern bes 1872 bier
sesrinbetsn Eurnuersins reid sei9midt.
gu Met bat sin SdloEer einsm aIts
bdnbIer biuerie @ei9Iofe absstauft, bic &C
Dor benz Seri9lasen bur9 cine Sonbe ems
einseIn unteriu9en IisB. Die lIntsriu1ung
mar wabti@sinIid nidt sans forsfdItis,
ueuu eIHeo oct VeIppHe erptoottIe penn
8eri5Iassu unb Bite umbsrfissenbeu
Sprensffide perlssten 4 bis 5 perionen.
mebrere i1msr. Ser Nrbeiter, weI&er ben
6ammer fabrte, bIieb ionbsrbarsr @eiie
obne gei@abisuns.
Sn Mantts fisssn am 8. ausuf bic
beioen 9ufti9iffer @obarb nnb 6uruof
slei9seitis NIT ibren 8aIons In bic 2uft.
Sc gait cine @ette uou 2OeO ST..
Oas ReaIprospmnaiium in
Oibsabofen wurbe i'm %usrfoHensmo S&uIs
iibr bon 22s S&aIern beIu@t.
Sn elmer @aitmirtbi&aft su
Erisr ffanb Mitte Musuit sin Raitanien,
baum aam twsitenmaIs in Bllibe. Der
Baum trus 5ur sem0bnIidsn 3sit ipdrIi4
Blatbsn anb 2aub unb msltts bann ani9sis
nsnh, UNI ipater nod sinmaI In Slor su
tommen.
SIM ,WstBen Stetn@, stnsm Weins
berse BET gemtaiteI, fanb man am 10. Mus
suft apsi p~Oafdnbts rsifs Graubsu.
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u 1T.

gSampa6. am 80. SuIi trat Stsf.
fen u II. Sabre alt, Rns1t beim aferer
8. aur Sittsrung bes Stierss, In ben fur
bieien abseionberten Staa. Comic Der
Stier ben Rne9t srbIidts, rib CT ii9 los,
brans auf TIN Elm, bsftsts inn nit ben
50rnern on bic Wausr unb i1Ieuberte ibn
i4lieBli@ au gobsn. Sin tlsines Wabs
den, wsl5es bisies suiab, istte ben Sauss
BERN bieruon tn RenntniB, wsldsr tn ben
Staa elite. ben Rnaben 3u gobsn liesenb
unb ben Sitter einige S9ritte BON Tim abr
febenb fanb. Obns psitere llmiidnbe
tonnte Der Stier pisbsr an feline Stelle Be,
feitist werben. Der 6nstt tlaste iber
farte 9eibl4msr3su unb muSts su Bette
sebra4t werben. am l. Nusuff itarb Der.
ielbe an ben e,Iittsuen inusrsn 0erlesun.
gen.
Scr Mrbeitcr" bat ON 80. SuIi eineu
idIimmen Gag sebabt. Bsssn gsrIdum,
buns Der 50. Bfarrsr Z. In 6. unb o. In
s.. wurbe Der Oruder Sorts su 80 unb Der
SsrIessr Stsifsn su so 5r. Bulge unb beibe
iolibarii@ 3u lie so unb 80 Sr. S1abeners
iat perurtbsiIt. llsbsrbiss purben weaen
srober Beldimpfuns pon IL priefer i'm
vGrbetter~ Der @orreiponbsnt Sob. Sun:
gers aus Sid su 8 Easen @sfdnanib uub
Der &sbactsur Stsffsn gu 100 Sr. BuBe
unb bsibe ioIlbarii9 Su so Sr. Sdabsn,
erias al einen isbsn Der II @eiitli9sn unb
tn bic Rotten uerurtbsiIt. gs 1T lomit
feifssfeut, baB aud 9eifli9e ni4t unae.
ftraft pon iebsm YrsBiunssn ~perIaumSet
unb i%niuItirt werbeu blrfsn. Sislans er.
i4ien bas nod JpeifsIbaft.
Sarlinsen. sIm 6. ausuit UNI bic Ra,
t~assftunbe entffanb Ssuer an benz Dads
Der Wobnuns bss @artnsrs gbilippe 60.
fepb. Sn einem GusenbIid ftanb bas game
Dad In li9ten Slammen unb bate aud
fdon bas Strobbad bss W~obnbauIes bes
Waurers 8. .. DufsIborff Ssuer ssfan.
gen, ais bic S~suerpumps %sintraf. Oant
Der @uersie Der Ssusrwsbrmdnner unb
Dant Der Ebattraft Der san,sn @inpob,
neri9aft wurbe has Seuer on Isstaeuanns
tenn Da9wsrt ssbdmpft, unb Bat DuNel,
borff nur ben IerIuit stua zines Drittbsi.
les ieines Oa1es 3u bstlasen, rpdbrenb
obne Ssue,pumps isiu @obnbaus nebfi
Stauuns unfebIbar eth &aub Der Slam,
men seworben mare.
4aremburg. 9lm Z. Aug, sssen 5
nbr 9ta9m., mar Der RlempnsrIsbrIfns g.
Nennis, l6 Sabre alt, Sobn pon anbreas
Nennis, S9uitsr 3u 2ursmburs, NIT iei.
mem Meifter emil 8immer auf Dem Dad,
merle bes neuen 9aftertidsn 5auiss In
Der WonterepfraBe bsi1dftist, bsE &abmen
zines Da9fenffers NIT BIs9 su bsI9Iaaen,
nobel g. @ennis, wsI1sr In Der Dad.
rinne seiefen unb allen gnl1sin mad et,
men @nfaa pon S4winbsI srbaIten, IL
W. bod btnunter In bic Straee aefausu
III. Der gerunsIidts bate f& In SoIa.
bisiss SALES 70 fart uerlsSt, baS CT i@ou
am acknowledgement WOrsen sstOrben 1T.
Rueier. als bic g5sfrau bss 9eiuews.
bsrs W. aut Worsen bss 8. &usuft pom
Gelbe mad Sauie Fam, sswabrte fe 5eus,
auf benz Spsi9sr tires 9auies. '@uf be.
rem 9lIferuf famsn msbrsre Ra&bareu
btn3u unb ssIans Go bisien nur unter sroi,
len an~ftrensunsen, bas Ssusr 1u bdmpfen,
nod bspor ss gum Gusbru9e tam.