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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02
Publication of The Census Re.
turns.
New York Herald.

ANh AVlh Atidius
There have been widespread COM
plants because the census returns
have not been published. 1t is now
nearly two years since the taking OF
the census was begun, and the public
is still without the means Of access to
the great mass of facts collected. Bull.
letins giving fragmentary statistics
have been sent to a favored few and
some special reports have been printed
for limited circulation, but the people
at large are still waiting for the
official results OF the census.
From a circular just issued by the
Census Office it appears that Con ress
is to blame for this delay. Besides
the statistics Of population, public
indebtedness, iron and steel produc,
ton and manufactures of silk, there
have been completed by the Office hua.
reports on the oyster industry, cottor
production 10 Louisiana, the sea
islands of Alaska, railroads Of tht
New England group, production O
the precious metals, manufactures O
the twenty largest cities Of thu
United States, courts Of criminal iu
reelection, firearms and ammunition
steam pumps and pumping engine
and the water power Of the Soutl
Atlantic watershed. The above stat
istics and reports are now stereotypet
and await only the order of Congress
for printing and general distribution
The reports on the following subject
have been sent to the printer an,
some of them are already in type
Cereal crops Of the United States
meat production in Texas, California
Nevada, Oregon, Washington ant
Idaho; manufactures of interchange
able mechanism; newspapers an,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02

of Wellington, and related to him the
above conversation. He remarked
with much apparent feeling and grace
that he should have placed a most
noble feather in his cap had he beaten
SO gallant a people as the Americans"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02

While Longfellow was a professor
at Bowdoin College he once called up
a student who was utterly unprepared
to recite. A fellow student endeav-
ored to help the delinquent youth by
prompting him in a whisper, which,
however, was so loud as to be heard
all through the room. The professor
did not interrupt, but when the stu
dent stopped OF his own accord, re-
marked quietly: Your recitation re-
minds me Of a Spanish theater, where
the prompter is more important than
the actor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02

srIaay s.enlnk. june 2. Isss

THE daily press with the exception
Of the Avalanche appealed to the
MAGISTRATES to settle with Norton and
pay him all he asked. l.
This is a very sweeping assertion
and one that we emphatically deny.
We challenge the Avalanche to pro-
duce a line Of proof from the LEDGER,
and it can have access to our files if it
does not keep them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02

Chronic constipation, chronic dys-
pepsia, chronic diarrhea, promptly
cured by using Browns Iron Bitters.
It is a complete strengthener Of the
digestive organs.
S. Mansfield & Co., W. N. Wilker.
son & CO., and G. W. Jones & Co.,
wholesale agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02
nnARn-

To all who are suffering from the errors and
ndiscretion of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.i will send
n recipe that will cure you, /. FREE OK
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
self-addrossed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH 7.
[NMAw. Station D, New York City.
h2xxxiv52d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02
ChancerY Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 4042, r Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Margaret o Sparks, guardian, and Corne-
Illus Sparks Va. John Huber.
DY virtue Of an interl0cutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause. on the
nth day Of January, 1882, and renewed March
q, 1882, and May Is, 1882, / will sell, at pub
10 auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse OF
Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, June "a, 1852,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
In the city Of Memphis, now the Taxing
District Of Shelby county, being the southern
part oflot No ninety-one (9l) on the plan OF
tho extension of the northern part of the
city Of Memphis, fronting 37h feet on Third
street, east side, and running back to the
depth Of said lot No. 81 one hundred and
forty-eiRht ana one-half feet 10 an alley, said
lot being enclosed in parallel lines running
perpendicular to Third street.
Terms Of Sale-One third cash, balance In
u months. purchaser 10 execute note bearing
interest with approved security for deferred
payment, lien retained, etc.
This May 30, 1882.
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
1881 81 $3.50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02

MI. Walter Mcpherson, of Spring.
field, Mass, writes: II have been
peculiarly unfortunate in life. Ny
guardian robbed me of the fortune
left me by my father, and at the age
Of twenty. one | found myself poor in
purse and poor in health. | married
a young girl whose health soon broke
down from overwork and household
cares. Our six children gave her
great trouble, and we're very puny and
sickly. My doctor bills were larger
than both grocery and dry goods bills
together, Last year [ brought home
a bottle Of Browns Iron Bitters for
my wife. She used it and gave it to
the children also used It myself.
Never did l imagine such a miracu-
lous change from i'll health to perfect
health possible"
s. Mansfield & Co., W. N. Wilker-
son & Co., and g. W Jones & Co.,
wholesale agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02
AN OUTRAGE COMMITTED.

The Republican RevOlutiOnists
Gust Dibble, Fairly Elected to
his Office, and Give the Seat 10
the Man Defeated at the Polls.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-02

PUBLIC LEDGER Job printing Office
and book bindery, ID Madison.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01

EDITOR GAZETTE your Issue Of last
week ur5fge an article from the pen Of Mr.
H. " Whitney en- the above subject, and Is
an Old resident Of New Zealand may be per-
mit,sd 70 make few remarks ca the sound
ness Of ynur correspondents belief auent the
probability and utility Of Maori immigration
% this rir-l0m-
The requirements OF the case appear to be
tFo-fold, yf7st-the necessity Of coguafe race
% ASST IN the rePopuIzti7n Of these Islands,
ard sseDEI-the necessity Il fuiiliiuZ the
wants Ct cur labor market. Il i a well known
fIct 60 III experienced IN New Zealand 4ffiir<,
that IN times f peace the numbers Of the
Ma1ris steadily f-cr-frss. whilst in war time
they are supposed 10 is-rs7se-
Adler HeH than myself u'uss decide on the
likelihood of "A charge taking pIsce IN TIN.
respect IN the sveHt u the Maoris reno ing
q this cugHfry- The great bone Of contention
between the natives and the ColauiaI govern
meHt 5 not, as Mr. Whitney believes, intem-
Fsrzzc-, bGt a series Of disputes arisin. from
The government having cnuGscated various
tracts of and from the differeat tribes, as
punishment for rebellion during the late VAN,
the surveying Of sErh lads beng resistsd 81
the Na1ris, IS instanced By ibe -ctiou Of Te
Whirf's followers lately 90 the Waimate
Plains, ant tie iri-s y Eltivss on govern
msut sHrv-= PARTY It Te Aroha, some eigh-
.een mouths aE1.
Year correspondents appears to Be under the
Impression thas the whites are +" LavIess Az
-rsss1r-, and eucrnach on the rights and
privileges Of the natives
Far from this being the case, the AaSris are
thoroughly Pr0tscte'i By the government. and
sujuy a. least ous privilege dcnisii his white
L-utEers. VIZ, exemption trum TAXATION on real
estate, snG this Concession takes ysry sub
staH-ial f1rus as each tribe possesses large
e reserves
These native reserves are protected to
tie various tribes by the gnvernmsnfs and
cannot legally be either sold CT leased BIZ
their Maori occupants, without the express
sanction Il the Minister Of Native AE4irs
thus The interests Of tie Maaris are veil
watched, ard a. their ample tracts Of IanI
enable them % 1--we EifhsHs iufHs,ry, they
ara 4uits indspenLent and above al possibility
Of -aurY and sHFly lazy aud ainIsss sEiss-
sncs, their greatest labor consisting Ct fishing
o. pig hHHling-
UHa-r Circumstances such az these Il l.
probable that any hope Il psEsIadiHE TIC
Aa1FI. O. labor f1r livelihood ueuld te
douuled % appoinimeuf5 even supposinE this
government were ViILiuE 10 give Mr. Witt
uey's suggestion a trial, What inducements
cau Il offer the Maoris % leave their own
cuHnfry for one * whose very ezisseacs they
are iEn1rzHtz
They have far more land Ct their own than
this csuntry eruld give them, and probably
q better qualify evsry apPortEuisy 10 give
--eIr ciIIldTsn an English sdHcztIou- fEiI
rights Of citizenship, aad an innate love for
their eva faiherfznd
I leE leave this SUBJECT 70 otEer AID more
abIs pens than uIile, AID viii Eimply say that
View Zealand czn ueF=r prove faVarzhle I
Ezii fruu which % fl The vzuts of Hawzii
zei- Yours G. B. HoLLAsD-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01

4Le -. 4. s,sntrv IN ~ .'s.,,,s The
seoEa:s' ,ss, rsossscss IN sas ss''''s ssnSvsl
srcgsssS; ~ \ srsnneree has in ...,,sesSrSs
esse, 1Slu ~ NJ Siollsr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01

SUPREME w,
N~allan t,.fs,s,kRSr
sNkt,,',.ss lltessias Rs. ss
- .,,snnenN fS,t.,..,,e,ts,, (. =
= Nezafet HwiNS
I - ~ aan0Aft, -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01

EDIToz G1zETTE.-I see new" idez n
the GAzETTE frDa the pen Of T. u Whitney
Il Is only tie Eanshamshz ". proposition
r.siatsd shasld Ike t. see tie experiment
tired think it ZsalI. If properly managed
saccsed, bot uuch psald depend CT the way
IN which they night core If they cnaId be
ildEred to csuse az free erHigrznts aoc.erIEaf
u the manuer II TIE Chinese imzi-rafisn q
the past Ecar O. tvs, shorn Of IL obi-ctiaazIle
features, they might cuns and DO g5od a. veil
~ Ee< god
Free enligratiln would Be easier n manage
tlan Gussi cnmPEisiye one- Fer, wifh al ifa
so-esiisd Freedom. there Is an ot5ertiouzI
Principis N cur prsssrt ezzigrs-ion-szd cuu-
fracs l1bcr laws There u 10 bIofiing that
car, a. fIiend WhitneT knows 10 hfs own Erief.
Bat fsr al that Ne are noE IL . posirin1
where eIFerime1ts II lEorn1ghIF made car Be
ef great uss frr future ceriEion- Eaccera
eepsuds ca car rightly Carrying our he great
EWa q International - veil a. psrsonzI PFC
greas-
Agifstion cf The subject Is vie; frasuueh
a. oniy truly freq sniETafi1a VII 70 fhor-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01
Bed Rock Prices
AZ sssEss nun EErs FsssgrEEsz ~ nIs,srrs-

Ihaasias sae PaA..e y Esss Fa-rassEr- l-pe b
rsussalf -e-11lr o t-i-st5 ~ parr1us. o nsriE
a. u > G. WEST.
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TRRICATIONI

TRRIGATION AFTER THIS DATE
= T. ar--F Tr-lsea-- e=EaFr Ae-a=aa The h.1nrr a.
a- ~ HE-- nEd 30 P-DL O. ~ FEEETE.
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Eluslz1r- ArIlI fst1- laes - az
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01

rs1 ray , s ,ssrsss i Sil + s''s srcp j
irs the 80. 49, ana very 80, s.;-,. fresh
y .hs rs Tlss sc.oassr 5 nov sSSa Ss.ica'
pSreh uPea, So 80 shSt the rsEs. . h;tter
-.sa az 49,, -. are le'sEi-'S -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01

.7...,5,,,es Ne NaF> = - 81.
Tss eAss. !. ,.assshea N ~ ~, ,s.ss Ma &
SSsA Il NJ Ucssed Sissse ~, s & wSssen q
teS-s,,.,ly. leeess \ = '.,.reor Low may - =
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- :, IN Assa.sSses's l's .,s..' s'i spS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01
Sugar &c Rdoe Bags
GROCERIES
LIQUORS

De La1ce is H-G Boutslle#1 - Brandy, and
ctrer brzrszs-
Ezu- en- s. PauI Beer. Ale and Porter.
Port q H. Scerr-. Rhine " me-
Fire rrG Table Cl1rets. ChaEIpsgle.
DIV Esilfseics NcnCpCle CT Fare.
H Nr-u Z Co. Sparkling Hook.
M1seL=, &C. &c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01

Ccreazrt-z FiI-sS. Guys. TeapUes. BosLs.
Cbaulers. Eicr Dishes ard Bakers.
DeEuI.ll-s 8 and gals Simple Bottles,
vases and GLASSWARE. lLinila ard Haired Bcpe.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-01

esshly srecessfnl. We 1csi. hike tie inveot-
crs Ct the rev electric lights, Try everything
feasible that Suggests itself Until he right
plan Is fousd. TAss act On that and stiSk to
II, inProviag a. tiue rolls On,
am dear air. yours for
FSxE lNNreR1rioS.
waialea. JsR. II. lSS2,
EpIroR GAzETTEs-I beg to assure your
eerrespoodep' H. N. Whitney, that IL snyOae
can isdscs Masris TO essigEass frOn New
Zealand to tais eoertry there would Re no
reed 10 cbtaia ''Sir Arthur Gordon approval
Or that CT the government Of New Zealand.
TIE Maori sub5ects q Queen Victoria are as
Gree 10 x = hste they Ike as the British cell
cnist himselE A NNw LEALANpER-
Ho-olulE. Jan 3, lSS2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-10
SsorOOentf6er eIDpO.
8nItimo es9inie.
&rgeIma6ise PaEasierbrEirbermns
stpiiGen
Srcmem uno BaIfimDre

d T. g c t.
enr6 bic riibmIiHlf tefanntfn, eifernei. Sdrau
ben T0ifbampff&iifs erttr GIaRs BON 320t
Sramnfbncie, 2eip;is. 9ermamn,
Atfabrf . n Sremen ie en- 3ittrc$.e
Nbfnbrt II Saltimprc, ieben Dpnnerllaa
Der 9iprbbeutIde 9loYb 1T bic erDste beut.
l9e DamyfldiTfab:ts @tfrIll6aff, ieins
Oampffr IinS alf eds 9pIiheife aebauf mil
oeuti6en @eelenten bemannt uns perhen
BON brutf9en 9apitainen brfebIist. Die
GbatlaGe, eab faf
Sine Willinn Pai1aaiere
bic lteberfdbrt 3pff9en europa nnb MmerFa
nit 81. .. 9lpge. .Oampfern aemadbt, IpriGt
mol AM 8efen fir bic 9cliettbeit hieIer Qtnie
beint rtiirnben pubIiFum.
Die @Tpceiticncn fnpSn ME fpI9t RAFT
3tri1bcuS ecfS= 9SaIIaoicre
tefSrbern mir su aueercrbenitiGb tinigrn prei-
len mad unb een Dtuilblnub, SclferrcirbltR-
gnrn. II. {. 10.
Auen @inipau6srern mad pcltIi9cn Staoten
ut bic Heiie iibfr y Iii mpre aan, belpn-
eers nnSuratben lie reiIen iebr bilIi9, Iinb in
Baltimore ror ieber ltebcr5prtbeiluna aeIcbikt
nnb fDnnrn bel Nnfunft in Saltimprr unmit.
tel6ar Scm DampfT9if in bic tereitIfsbenben
Gtlfnbdbnipngen feigen.
User allO bas alte gntcrlanb te1u6en, pbrr
gertpanetr unb 5reunbe beriiter fpmmen Ial-
len mill, iollte itb an bic nnterseianeten @aen-
ten tpFnern, bir su jebsr wcitercn Nusfunft
germ bEreit ilnb. SrisFide Nnfragen merben
prompt bennipprtct.
BE- Ndte barauf baB @usrf padassI6einr
mr. bic 9dinpfcr be5 Rcrbt ben
EiOp b nus8eftcIt ipuern. =
u. Sbmbmntber S 60,
senercl@I9enten,
0 , Su0 @ap Ctr, Baltimore, "
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aus oem Yribatle6en Oes alten
Setsran:u Jrieoridj MInd
nus alter 3eit.
voaa Cert Gs1 1oe.
Is }prteBur9.)

9n Der sUeiten 9alfte Der Sieril8cr
Sabre mur6e ouf benz 2anhc unieres
alien Sceun6ts Elm Slofbuus 0uI2t'
IdIa9en, iueIbeS CUR Oiitliftf6ule Be-
itimmt pnr, unb wenn i'd uibt lebr
IRE, mar mein 8ater Der erite 2ebrer.
Bis su oieier 3eit bate Sr. Wtin4
ui1t alciu Die 9roBercu ieiner eigenen
Sinoer, fouberu aud Die mebreter feis
ner gio9barn in leinem 2auie unters
ridtct un0 e5 purbcu Tim aud 0fters
30a!inae aus ct. 4ouis uuo nnberen
Orteu su9eidi&t.
Die Belt, ju meldcr or feine StcGung
al5 orninirter @ciftIider ouf9e9sben
bate, fann i'd nidt msbr genou beitiu-
men, nbcr idj CLAUDE, oaB er im Sabre
1913, nIS Die erite gr0Be Gatawba 2eie
unIeres aItsn Srsunbes Midarl YOe'
IAel, ocr oamal5 nod am GcIe's
Street. mobntc, 10 uugebeures Nufiebeu
erreat bate, njdts mehr nit DEM Yre-
ciaersN Nmte gu tbun batte.
Sn jenem Serbite mallfabrteteu Ole
Stiu9er BON nab unb fern, su Yferbe
unO nit Gampfbooteu (oie Giienbabn
mar bainals uod uidt 9ebauN iber ole
rauben 8erge am GoIe's Greet nad
Der FIeinsn Ioei6eI'ideu 6orm um
oieie, friiber nod ME gefebene Srau
benpradt gu bcluunpern.
@ub Sr. Mund fam auni entbuFaSs
mirt bon Sermann luriif unb Wiomete
fb nit ser ibm ei9enen GnerBic bem
gSeinbau unb iein Sob lit cin SeWeiS,
! oab er bieicr 9icbe bis ;u ieinsm les-
ten 9Itbem;ua treu oebliebeu mar.
Ter gSenbau wlr 0amaIs nod Elm
gan; neuer Subu2rie3reig.
9ie bielen mLoen Gtbeu. megAe in
ben Bergen uW 3ermaan brrum III
arober Menae aefunaen uproen, brad
! ten mobl ole pieIeu Siio- Oeuti5en uno
Sdmei;er, lueIGc ben 8ern Der eriten
tcutihcn NuiicnIsr in 8d5coulbe 50.
bilae:cn unb nud. aneere teufcnAe Mdu
ner dut cen 8coanfen, haB ib r'e cor:
tige g gsnh mObI fir ben Nnbau beg
9tcbc cigneu m6hts,
Die criisn 1'eriuns, ptI6s NIT bcr
6 ape uuo Siabela ecmndt wu:ben,
litftrten Fcjn isbt ermutbiaeubes Gtful'
int uu0 crit Die Ginfilbrung Der Ga
tambn BON 9anamorth bet Cincinnati,
ole iebod nit arOber8citIlufgtsit ane
| bsbeuteuben Soften beperetsaiat per'
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i1 CLAUDE, ebrlin eemeint. bab g
burn einen wnbnfnni9en Nntrieb 81
Shat aeor6nqt mnroen- Die Nusinge
eresben, en6 sic biefslbe, in ilberlegte
8eiie beldloheu. unb bob iberle9te
uno mi6letteter gSilIe Ger einji9e YIN
trieb war. 8iss mag manden 8erlO
men oils @nbniinn erfdeinen, aber bal
9efsb betra9tet es ais borbebadte
gerbreden.
Sie Derben gebiibrenO @e!egenbei
erbaIten, ieneu Srrtbum, ben i'd in
9aufe bes 8erfabrens bsgangen babei
mag, benz 9iidtercouceium CUR Gnt
lbeioun9 gu unterbrciteu, ober inS'pi
iden bin i'd 9en0thi9t, OaS aeleslid
llrtbciI gu OerfunOen,
bab Sie bon bier nod Dem 9etp0bn'
Iiden 9efdnsnife beS 0iitrictS ee'
lra9t merbeu, aus lueIdem Sie
flmen, unb bort in 9etpabrIam ge.
balten perben; unb Oab Sic Sreitas,
ben 80. Suui 1882, nad Dem inuer'
balb Der 9efduaniBmauern CUR Sim
ridtung bergcridteteu Srte aebra6t
unb smil6en II llbr Mitta95 uno
2 llbr 9lafmitta9S am 9aIie aufgc'
bdn0t lperoen, sis Sic tobt iinb, unb
mo9e Soft fh Sbrsr Seele crbar-
men,"
gD6brenO bes 9eIenS ftnnb 8uitcnu
onibeineno unbewe9t, Den S!if auf
Den Stidter eebeftet iebod ais tos
lebte g8ort 9eipro9eu mar, fdIua er
beiti9 uuf BEN Slid uu0 rief: ultnb
m0ge Soft f9 Sbrer SeeIe erbarmen.
SD itebe liebcr in meinen Sduben, ais
in oenen Der 8eidworenen ODER i'll ben
Sbren, 9err 9tidter. SD fiirdte BEN
500 uidt SD itcbe bier ais Mann
@ottss, uno Soft Ger 9Iumddti9e Utro
Se0en Fuden, iDel6er mIttpirfte, um
bieIeS ur9erehtellrtbeil berbeiSui iibren.
Die 8tIcitiguna Garf fsIos botte ui@ts
aIs 9uteS ;ur So!ge unb bies Wirb oas
llrtbeil Ger gto6welt ilber meine Sn-
ipiratiou ieiu. Sd aebe nibt siuen
nm baS llrtbeil bieieS Der
berbten 8ei6le6tes. Sd piirbe lieber
tauieno WiaI oil meiuer Ste(le iein,
ais on Steue Oerer. meI9e mid su
3ooe aebebt babeu. Sd iuer6e eineu
9Iorrciden Slug in bic 9er:Iidfeit ba-
ben, ieoob 6ieier eIenbe S6urfe @orfs
bin iuirb tort uuten einen elpi9en YIab
baben, weIde Ger SeufeI fir ibn por-
berritet." Nadoem Der 8erurtbeilte
iid ougenibeinlih iatt 9erebet bate,
wanOte er lib on ieinen 8ruber unb
ii9 NIT oieicm cinigc Ntiuu
ten lang obue Die 9crin9ite Spur bon
9tufrc9uug, worauf er aus Dem Sc,
ri6t53 3immcr eefiihrt wurbe.
Sobol6 @uiteou beute nad benz &C.
fdnani6e surif9cfebrt mar, iuuroe er
iofort nad ieiner 3eae oebradt uuo
unter 8emaduug gcfeat. Sieie Sor-
Fdt wirb BEL allen gum 3oOe 8erur.
tbeiItcn bcoba6tet un6 miro aud in
Dem Sale 9uiteaus Sag un0 gfabt
itrengc bcoba6tet iuerGen.
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g Aiub I0!Nt
q. 6nienrittrr lit Elm aelernt

q. 9GIfnritier lit ein gelernter
M M6brlitreiner, uno taber i'm Stanoc,
idletiss 6lbrrfnt ban gutter foliber
Nr5clt ~ uuteri9eiber, baaer f0nHen
iriuc Sunoen pcrFhtrt iein, oab he
bauerbafte @aayea besnmmen, penn
iie bel ibm taufen: @ute 8aaren unO
Teeue Yreiie 1T isin Srunelas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-10
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The Evening critic., 1882-04-20
The stralxOsch italian Opera-Eers-
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The sale OF seats for single nights for the
Strakosch grand opera commences tomorrow
morning, at 8 80, at box-offlce OF National
Theatre, and the indications are that those
gifted artistsGerster and Kellogg-wlll be
greeted with crowded houses. This is posi-
lively the last appearance of Mme Etelka
Gerster in this city, for she leaves on the Sth
of May for Europe, and has already accepted
engagements for three years TO appear in
opera in the principal cities of the Old World.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg VIII also make her
farewell appearance on the lyric stagetn her
original creation of Marguerite in ''Faust."
Nine. Etelka Gerster will appear on Monday
next, oath Instant in her unrivaled role of
AHind in "Sonnambula," and on Wednesday
evening, for the first time here, in her be-
witching rendition OF RoSind in the "Barber of
Seville" Miss Kellogg VIII appear on Tues
day in "Faust." In compliance with numer
GUS requests ito Manager Albaugh a grand
matinee Will be given on Wednesday after
neon, at reduced prices, when the great dra-
matte prima donna, Mile. Maria Leslino, who
created such a favorable impression on her
first appearance here last December, will ap-
pear as Le0nord in ''Il Trovatore." OF Gers
ter's An,iad in ''La Sonnambula' the New
York Times says:
s'Her voice is clear, llmpid and belI-like, its
most phenomenal qualities resting III the.up-
per register, where she uses the staccato In a
manner which is simply marvellous In its ef-
feet. There seems here to be almost no limit to
her range, and her voice ricochets among high
notes and chromatic trills in way that has
seldom before been heard. Her rendering of
Ahl non giunge,' therefore, which cannot be
described In cold type, was, for this reason,
fresh and unconventional to a degree which
caused 1t to be frequently Interrupted by ap-
plause, which eliminated in rousing and en-
thusiastic cheers when the performance had
concluded. Besides being most accomplished
singer, Nine. Gerster Is also a most vivacious
actress, and SO the character of Anlipd received
at her hands adequate dramatic as we'll as
vocal Interpretation. The lady's face is full
of archness and expression, and this, with her
fresh, pure and limpid voice, secured for her
instant favor with the audience. Her success
was emphatic and merited."