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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-27

act in the interest of his own race,
might it not he well for him TO call |
in the aid of a few of the educated
Chinese gcntlcmen who are citizens
of this country, and in whose su-
perior business experience and public
probity the public would have con-
fidence.
Whether working men are threat
cned or not by the competing Chi
namcn we arc not entitled to abuse
them; we have invaded their coun-
try against their will. What the
| general public, who have come here
from Europe and America, have a
right to expect is, that some plan of
immigration for population should
be followed: but this involves look
ing to the future, a feature ap-
| parently not yet introduced in lIa-
waiian political economy. Let as
eat, drink and be merry, and leave u
mill stone for the neck of posterity." "
As it is improper to introduce
party feeling, and especially religious
feeling, into our discussion, | think
the reference made to the Missionary
Party, by Mr.. Squircs, in the man
ner in which it is made, is totally
uncallcd for and offensive.
! do not defend men who, being
excessively wealthy, are mean enough
to grind their employees down to
starvation wages, and yet can be
pillars to uphold the commercial
creed that, in this age of shoddy,
passes for the genuine teaching of
the carpenter, the fisherman and the
nt-maker. | know it is the eX-
istencc of such gilded frauds that
causes working men in other cities
to keep outside missionary build
ings. But, as / read the past history
of these Islands, | am convinced
5 that the missionaries have been the
= best friends of the natives, that
, making allowance for the severe
pulitanism Of early days, this race il
: indebted to the missionaries for al
D that has elevated them above tn,
Il savage condition in which they eX
: listed when the first missionarie'
q landed here. | am also satisfied
:, that in proportion as they wande
from the high sanitary morality o
II missionary teaching, will they cour
e physical destruction. Therefore
t say it is not true friendship for tn
] Kanalla which can prompt any ma
to engender ill feeling towards mis-
y sionary influence.
l. My idea, and that of Mr.. Kohr
: and others, was that we might max
this society chiefly an education;
institute by the establishment c
evening classes for the young an
" others, whose rudimentary educatio
- had been neglected, as well as
- social meeting place.
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NOTICE.

Having rented my premises on King
Street, to Mr.. Fritz Wilhelm, who has
acted us my Foreman for number of
years, TO the satisfaction of myself and
customers, and who is thoroughly capa-
BILE of carrying on the business, | hope
my old customers will accord him the
same patronage as they gave me.
G3S I'm l.. WAY.
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JNO. TRAGASAR.
U. S. S. HARTFORD.

The following is correct list of
the officers Of the Hartford:
Rear-Admiral-A. X. Hughes, Com
mandcr-in-Chief, L. S. Naval Force
Pacific Station.
Captain-C. c. Carpenter, CHIEF of
Staff.
Lieutenant-John A. II. Nickels,
Flag Lieutenant.
Lieutenant-R. II. Gait, Secretary.
Naval Cadet. G.. Doyle, Aid.
Captain-C. c. Carpenter, Com.
manding.
-Commanders-E. White
and j. Marthon.
Lieutcnants-J. w. Carlin, G.. p.
Colvocoresses, f. f. Qualtrough,
ii. IIutchns.
Ensign-II. Rodman.
Chief Engineer. w. Moore.
Pay Inspector-H. M. Denniston.
Medical Inspector-D. Kindleberger.
Captain of Marines-W. II. Brown.
Passed-Assistant Surgeons-W. S.
Dixon and j. +. Bransford.
Passed Assistant Engineer - G.
Cowie.
Assistant Engineer. l.. Cow.
Naval Cadets-W. b. Fletcher, S.
A. w. Patterson, w. b. Whittle-
sey, w. |. Grambe, j. M. Poyer,
j. III. Pendeton.
BOatswain-F A. Drau.
Gunner. G. Foster,
Carpenter-T. II. Malone.
Sailmaker--G. Van Mater.
Paymuster's Clepk-L. l.. Brigham.
The Hartford will sail on Monday
for San Francisco, Admiral Hughes
term, on the active list of the Navy,
expiring on 9lst March.
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Referring to the above we beg to III.
form the business public that we arc
prepared to make loans, discount approx
ed notes, and purchase exchange ut the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange ON the principal
points in the United States, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct Il general
banking and exchange business.
G10 3mb (signcd) SPRECKEIS & Co
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RIFLE MATCH.

The following is the score in the
rifle match that took place on Satur-
day afternoon between Messrs. W..
Ungcr and Jno. Tragasar, 40 rounds
at 200 yards:
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 81, 1884.
THIS DAYS DOIhGS.
~ S'
MORNING.

MORNING.
Meeting Stock Exchange, at IL.
EVENING.
Oahu Lodge, No. l X. of p. 1880.
Bethel Prayer Meeting, at 1880.
Fort st. Church, Prayer Meeting
at $50.
st. Andrews Cathedral, usual
services. 7:3O.
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BANKING NOTICE.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed
i copartncrship under the firm
name of" SPRECKELS IL CO.. for the
purpose of carrying ON general bank.
ing and exchange business at Honolulu,
and such other places in the Hawaiian
Kingdom as may he deemed advisa bic.
(Signcd) CLAUS SPRECkELS.
VIM G.. IRWIN.
f. f. Low.
Honolulu, Jan. 18th, 1894.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26

gu bieier 3abl lit nod ni6t IN 9lnre9s
nlin9 gebra6t Der sroBe Sbeil pon &atbos
Iiten unter BEN @in9ewunberten aus Gng:
lamb un0 S6ottlaub. IS lit ferner cine
befante Gbatiu6e, bab Die Quswanberuna
aus Oefterrei6 I'M Genius ni6t correct ans
gegeben lit.
SIN Genius Don 1880 wiro Die 3a6l Der
i'm Nuslaube 9ebsrenen gep0lterung Der
Der. Staaten auf $3.50, 900 ange9eben,
bic ausldnoii6er abitammung auf II ,955,s
600. &ir iinb iiberSeu9t, 6aB uon ben
$3.50, 900 i'm Quslanbe @eborenen gum
Weni9iten 3 ,lO5, 900 8atboliten iinb. unb
es 1T barna9 Elm lei9tes &e9enerempel,
bic l3abl Der Ratboliten auslGnoiI6er 2bs
itammung gu fiuoen. Wir betommen nm
eini9e Sauienb weni9er ais 1000, 900 bers
aus. Oarna9 ii6eri9reitet Die fatbolif6e
gsp0lterung uon uuslGn6ii6er 2%bitammune
Die uOn SaoIier fir 1880 an9e9ebeue 3abl
aIein i6on INN pole zoe, 600.
OaSu miiIen MN nod 9ere9net per6en
Die bier 9eborenr &atboliten unb bic felt
1880 ein9~enunberten 6atboliten. Na6
OieIer 0te9nuns lam man Die ~segenudrtise
tatbol. 0eu0lteruns Der Ser. Stauten auf
1000, 900 anseben unb ni6t auf weniger /;
ia es 9ibt Jag r quite @riinbe, OaB Die wirts
Ii6e 3abl nabesu 10, 200 900 1T.
Gs 1T wabri9einli3, OaB auf Dem be-
uorite6enoen Goncil Der Gmeritanil9en
GrSbii90fe unO Sii9Ofe in Baltimore
etpas 9ei6eben wirb, cine senaue 3dblun9
Der 8atboIiten gu bewerfiteaisen. is 1T
beirembenb, baB bis iett cine iol9e 3dbs
lung nod ME ueriudt worben. Sn mans
der Sesiebung wiirbe eS bon pirfli6em
liuben fir Die 9irten Der SeerSe iein.
Wenn es gei6iebt, Sunn miro boiientli9
bieier Senius elm correfter iein uno mir ses
ben uniere 9ofinuns bin, baB er ulnb l0,s
O0O, 600 berausbrin9en pirb.
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VNH0 vi EfVIV. NHItIIIU J
Gtne anDere Seite Der Sraae.

Die Don einem Ei6ter in Cambria So,
Peun., auIGBli9 zines bcitimmten 6aQss
~ab9e9ebene @nti9eiOung, oaB elm einsi.
ger Steuer5ubler bic AuejabIung Der fin
OffentIi9e S9uIen 6epiQi9ten @eloIum,
men uerbinbern tam, falls er na3peiit
OaB Die in ben Oifentli9en S9ulen 9es
brau6teu @i9er irgeno cine .3eligtons.
%iectc" begiiuitige, III iOrmel ri6tig unO 81
bOfen, Dap Der ProjeB, in pel9em 6as
unter9eri9t Oieie @nti9eiOung ubgab, an
oas 0ber9eri6t 9eIanse, bamit iie sn6sil.
tt9 9ei4Ii6tet werOe.
Na9 elmer bier I'm Bbila6elpbia) DOT
mebreren Sabren itattge6abten llnterIus
dung, in pel9er eS li6 INN Die in elmer,
BON tatbOlii6en SinOern beiu3ten 6ifents
Ii9en S9ule gbiluOelpbia'S 9e6rau6ter
Sebrbdder ban6elts, werOcn in SEN meilten
0fientIi9en S9ulen YbilaoeIpbin's un6
b0@it wobri9einli9 aud in anSern Staos
ten ~unIeres StaateS 2ebrbii6er perwenbet,
Wel9e Der tatbOlii9cn Stride iebr fein6li9
9eiinnt lino unO Die proteltantii6en Secten
b~e9iiuitigen. SIT nun Die Gnti6eiouna bes
Ni9ters IN SObnstOwn ri9ti9 unO se9en
ibre fOrmele 0ti6ti9teit pirO li9 taum Elm
GinpanS srbeben Iuiien, 10 tOnnen ie aud
tatbOIiide Burger gu ibren @uniten 9els
teno MAIDEN. 0abei 6iirite es iebr i6per
peroen, na45uWeiien, OaB ieIbit Sas Iorgs
ialti9It ub9efaBte S9ulbu9 feline .reli.
SiOie Secte" ~be9iinittge, benn es 1T eben
cine unm0gli6teit, bel GrSiebuns Der SUI
9enO BON MtOruI gang dbsuieben un0 bieIe
MfOral pirS itets tut9Olii6, prOteItantii6
Ober beibnii6 iein miiiien,
0aS 9an5e an9ebIi6 reIisionslole, DfTents
li@e S3ulipitem lit 70 pol @iScrlprii6e,
SaB es auf 9runS iOI9er 9eri9tIi9er @nt.
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i6eiounsen nidt ibper iein iolte, bic TIM
mO9li6feit na6Suweiien, es Dor ALIEN relis
siSien @%influiie fret gu balten. Wenn Elm
Yroteftant ober Itbeilt bas &e9t bat, ieos
Ysrpiuisung al cine 0ffentli6e S9ule gu
bintertreiben, in weI9er fatbolii9e Sduls
bidder sur Serpenbuns selansen, webbalb
iollte ni6t aud elm Satbolif 6as &e6t ia:
ben, Die Siilfe Ser @eridte sesen prote:
'itantiide Sertbii6er In Oifentli6en S9uler
a%n5urufen2
@ir itimmen seBbalb po0itdnSis nit Dem
Catholic Standard" therein, wenn e,
bieie anselesenbeit Der beiOnoeren auf:
mertiamteit Der fatboliiden Burger EN-:
pfieblt, 6a ie cine Sanbbabe bietet, in BIZ
seietli6e Ssitimmrns, baB fem Gbeil be'
S6uliteuer fit fatboliide S9ulen per:
we,bet werben BARI cine 8rei9e gu idie:
Ben. Selbit in bem s%orliesenben Sad,
iab ii6 Der &idter sen0tbist, Die sroB'
ltnbiaisfeit unb llnseredtisfeit bieies Sc:
ieess often ansuertennen, obne aber aul
oieies iebr maize Iiesenbe MitteI Der @bbiIf'
b~insupeiien.
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Don alien Seiten, aus Der alien uie aus
Der neuen Welt, t0nen bic 6ilierufe bes
Glenbs. llnO bod b0ren Die Rei6en ni6t
auf, Die Irmen Sur6 Die Gntfaltun9
wabniinnisen Gurus CUR &a9e, gu Sba.
ten Der Ser;peihung, aufSuita9eln. Sa
leien mir IN einem Dem Oorfer Blatte cine
@el6i6te pom elmer Wooiitin fir 6unbe.
Die 0unbei9neioerin bat in elmer Der eles
Santen StraBen Der oberen Stabt elm b09it
elesantes Gtabliiement, fir oas ie Sau.
lenbe BON Dollars Mietbe be,ablen muB.
Dor bieiem fa9rsn Die Suoebeiiberinnen,
meilt ate S6a6teln, aber reid, iebr reid,
Dor, cine 2atai in soloitrotenoer 2iuree
ofinete Die Gbiire unb elm @mpfangsialon
label Die Sunbe unb ibre Yeliterinnen sum
bebasIi3em Ausruben elm, bis Die 9teibe
an Die erlteren fommt. Damn miro Die
len bas DtaB gu ben &odden, Sdt6en,
0ed6en, 9aub6en unO Yaletotden senoms
men unb bic aus ben foltbariten Stoffen
berseitelte Soilette wiro ben SabreS,eiteu
entipre6enb sednbert. @essnwdrtig iinb
bunfelbraune Ober YelSrofe, nit Ottems
fed sarnirt, iebr beliebt. Die Yreiie fir
oieie SunOeansiise u~ariiren uon So bis
$50. = Sn New Oorf perfrieren arme
Neni9en aus Mansel an Sduben unS
Striimpfen Die 5iiBe, baB Oieie amputirt
werben miiien, tra9en 6inOer Die baums
molenen 6dbn9en, Die iett S%erriien iinb,
aber i'm CONNER einmal neu waren, nit
feln SPLITTER ibr einSises 8ud ibren Sduss
linsen I'M bic frOltelnOen @lieber, warmen
ii9 9erSweifeln0e burd S9nappS, neil
ibr @elO fir SeiSmateriaI ODER marine 6leis
Der ni6t Musrei6t unb treibt man Gurus
nit 9unbetoilt
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9ie fatboIii6e SepSIfermna.

Die Sabl Ser fatbolii6en gepSlteruns
Der Ser. Staaten = i6reibt Der v@eitern
@atdman" pon ct. 9ouis = lit felt einiz
ger Seit perI9iebentli6 sei9abt worbsn.
Ginise baben bielelbe auf Is WiQionen
sei6dtt, InSere auf 5. Der yGatbolic
Gite5en" bat es ii6 betra6tlide Mibe to-
item lahen, Su Dem ridtigen S6luB gu
tommsn unb gibt uns IN ieiner lesten gtums
merit bic folsenbe intelligence unb flare
Guseinanoerieeuns.
Bir b%efaiien uns oamit, gu seisen, baB
Die fatbol. SeuDlferuns Der Ser. Staaten
ipitematii1 unteriddbt porSen, uno Sas
@atbolic DIRECTORY, wel6es bauptid6li1
Die SdulO oaran lit. iolte %anfansen, einen
pabrbeitssetreuen 9sridt iiber ben Stanb
Der tatbuliiden 8euDltsruns gu brins
gen. Oenn, ,penn 6atboliten ni6t Die
ibnen Sutommenbe i3abl bsaniprll6en,
wirb ibnen Ntemanb anbers ba,u bebilili9
isin.
Sabliers Catholic DIRECTORY fir 1880
CAB bic tatbolti9s SeuOltsruns auf 6 1900
900 IN. Na9 anbeutuns bes Ser. Staa.
ten Genius beIeIben Sabres tomnen mir
aber ~ elmer ri6tiseren S6Gsuns. Oar
mad CAB es in ben Ser. Staaten l 900 600
9erionen, pel6e in Seuti6lanb seboren.
Sin POLES Orittel Der SepOlferuns Seutl6s
lOnos lino Satboliten, unb wenn mir nun
annebmen (was feline unbere1ti9te Qns
nabnle iit) 6ab unter ben beuti6en Sim
wanberern bier baiielbe SerbGltuiB berrI6t,
io CAB es gum 8enisiten in 1880 in Den
Ser. Staaten 65O,O Oo in Oeutidlanb ses
borene RatnoIiten.
Wenn mir 3u9eben, baB es bier 254, OOO
in Srlanb geborene Yroteltanteu 9ibt (rpas
cine iebr liberale S9abuns iit), bann blsi.
ben na3 Dem Genius bon 1880 nod l 600,
600 in Srlanb 9eborene 8atboliten fir Die
Der. Staoten iibris.
GS lit ferner cine unbeitrittene Chat:
Jade, baB uniere meiiten Ginwanberer aug
Sritil6s Nmerita frauSOii6e GanaOier iinb
Na6 Dem Genius Don 1881 maren por
Ser 4 300, 600 Sep6lteulng Ganaba's L..
75O 200 &atboliten. gon 6en 72O,.
600 Sritti6s ameritanern, wel6e Der Sen,
Jus Der Ser. Staaten angisbt, warsn benz.
nab obne neberI9dbun9 100000 &atbo.
liten.
Nenn mir Die tatbol. glemente suiam:
meniteQen, baun erbalten mir fir bas Sab,
1880 Die iol9enoe Qiite pcn i'm Nuslau6t
nphnreupu RnthoIifeu
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Sir&fi&e g%leuiSReitem.
Snlan0.

Bie bic vStimme Der 98abrbsit" berids
tet, iino unter ben Gapu3inerudtern fols
9enoe Terietungea erfol9t:
Sir 80 ilwautee wuroen beitimmt:
ais Sicarius Der bo9w. p. Matbaus Sol,s
miller, biSber @icar in Galuarp p. @uSus
tin gimperi9 p. atesioius !SaIsbanb,
bisber &ectcr III Galuarp; P. Sob. 6apis
tran CLAUDE; p. Rapbael llmltdtter.
Sir 9aluarp, @ise.: als Sicarius
Der bo6p. p. Yius Wenbl, bisber in Wtils
wautee; p. Douifatius @6bbels, biSber
Seelior9er Der 81. 6reu,. Stride gu 0aus
watoia p. antOniu Wiamer uno P. als
bert 2o6er.
Sir Detroit: ais Guardian bes neien
6lOiters Der bo9w. p. S9natius lllri9,
biSber Vicar gu M~il,paufee; als Sicarius
p. 9ieronpmus Senfel pon 6alparp als
NopiSenmeiiter P. 2aurentius 6enn BON
Galuarp; p. Inaitalins Sufgeii6el uno
p. Stepbanus Sat.
Sir Sort See, y. S.: bodw. P.
6ranciScus Map.
Grsbi0ceie Cincinnati.
Sic ct. NnnasS hnlc fir Tar6ige in
Cincinnati beiinbet li6 bieiesSabrin blibens
berem SuI!anoe ais je supor. Der bodw.
Yiarrer uno Die S6ueitern ipre6en iid
duBerit siinitis iiber Die ~9eiitunssn uno bas
Sstrasen Der junsen 6arbisen aug. Set
furSer 3eit beiu9t aud Elm iunser tatbplis
ider Gbineie Die S6uls, Der i9on ale ieine
Wfiti9iiler IN ben Stubien iiberfiselt bat
uno 81 ben i9Oniten 6Ofinunsen bere6tist.
@rSbi6eeie Gicaso.
Nm II. Sebruar 9ia9mittass lanste
@r5bii6of 6eeban pon leiner &omreiie per
SpeSialSus auf benz Sabnbofe inGbicaso an.
Gr wurbe baielblt pon MapOr Sarriion
unS Experimentation Der fatbOlil6en 6Sr,
peri6aiten unO @ereine besriiBt unb mad
benz sr,bii3Ohi9eu Yalaite bur6 eiuen 3ua
esfortirt, on benz iiber %, 900 MenIden
Sbsil nabmen, unb Der aus allen fatbol.
@eleui9aften unb Sablrei9en Mulitfapels
len gebiloet mar. Srot Der u~nsiiniti9en
@itteruns butten ii9 an Der lansen Goute,
Die Der 3us perfol9te. ii6er 100, 900 Wtens
i6en %einseiuneen, Die AussnSeusen bes
G%mpfanses }ein wolten, Der ale feline @ors
sdn9er on Slang uno @ntbuiiasmus Der
SepOlterunS melt in ben S6atten iteQte.
Oils bic Spite Ses 3uses bic &atbebrale
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Sunsfrauen bic gusen nidt %offnen. sic
werben upr uie nad ibre unberedtisten unb
Speds unb boffnunsSloien Setanntidaften
fortiesen, Bis ibr @ioeritano sntpsber ses
brO@en, Ober ie eiuem abnIi6en S6ifiu ale
uerfalIen. -
Benu Die @rfabruns audi t~auisnbmal
gelebrt, baB bieies einfiItis, sefdbrlid
unb sOttlos lit, 10 bleibt es bod beim jung
frduliden llnueritano ~unierer iSeit beim
Mlter. q. 8. ..
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Sic Stimine Qeo's Kit,

2aiiet susr 2i6t leu6ten Dor ber Meus
I9er, bamit iie euere suten @erte ieben.
llub Der 9err sebe eu3 6uSu Seinen Sesen !!
Geo XIII. an oas in Yarma eri6einenoe 8latt
Luce" VeI6teL &nfan9 1880.
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Wir t0nnen eu9 in benz SorIate, Elm
fatbOl. 8lutt gu ~s,iinben, MIR ermutbisen.
8ir bOffcr, OuB ale suten &atboliten, Die
iid nm bic &eliSion unb bas SaterIanb
usrbient MAIDEN wouen, in benz Gifsr unb
Der Gbdtisteit fir Oieies 8ert, oas in IN:
fern GuSen pom Ser soften 8ebsu III
tung 1T, wetteifern.
go XIII. in 1882 an ben gil4Of pOn Nncsna.
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46ttng ibr &atboIifen
Ole Stimnc bes ucrif. Yius TX.

Btr eriu9en sic initdnbisit, alien bener
ait eurem Suten Btuen un6 eurer @unii
beiSuiteben, Die, nit @eiit begabt unb nit
~scniigenOer &euntutB uusseriitet, ii6 an
Sie Irbeit MAIDEN uno Bidder unb 3eitun.
gen our SertbeiOtSuns un6 9erbreituug Ser
tntbolii9en 9ebre uerOffentIi6en.
Gncpclica Vils NJ.
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Der Strife III Eau silver.

gl3ttauienb grbeiter IN ben Saumpol.
lenfabriten 6aa &iusrS baben bic 9lrbsit
einseiteat unb es 1T wabri9einli6, pab
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Die Sreimaurerei nno ole &c:
siernm8 oer iramS SHi6em
Hepublif,

(0ortleBhn9.)
Der 9inhuB Der 9osen auf bic &esie.
run9 wirS pur9 Swei Wittel seibt; bur9
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fsnsSitterm sebrau9en, unb iie weroen sss
iuuS rolio munter unb nernniint msrhen
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y is 1T BON Der Sriiur a Ia Chinois Die NsSs
mel6e our !3eit 400 iinlere gel9l9le 'p'e'' pe'
/! ben ilnosn IGlMsu lshr ne..sMI @a rr---o- ---,
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,itAen, Sus GbunmOres@ aitIe unO Ous be-
Haabarte S6loB SeuerIeB NIT Der 3eit
Senlslben @ebieter baben weroen2
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fransOfi6sr S6urfiinn uno Wit, otsles
Aadeln i6sint pielmebr bGufiS Die Maste
zines tiefen innern S6merses 81 isin.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-13
AN INGENIOUS AUToMAToN.
A Mechanical Marvel Which VIII
Astonish tho World.

Nicholas Thelan. of Schenectady,
blacksmith by trade. is now engaged on
piece of automatic work which will BIO
completed in another week, and which is
really wonderful in construction. BY
the aid of ninety-four small limitations of
human beings, the movements of which
are regulated by machinery, Mr.. Thelan
portrays the closing scenes in the life and
death of Christ. The cabinet is of light
weight, and could BIO easily transported
from one place to another. The ma
chinery Is in the lower part. There arc
nine compartments in the upper cabinet,
the doors of which open in rotation and
disclose the progressive scenes of the
Passion. In the lower part are keys SINH
lar to those in a large organ. In front Of
these and little above is large roller
operated by cogwheels and rope. At
tached to the rope is heavy weight,
which, after being raised, is allowed to
descend, and tho machinery is set in
motion. The roller, on which are small
pieces of wood placed at intervals, turns
slowly, and each piece in its turn comes
in contact with a key. A wire leads
from each key to separate compart-
ment in the cabinet, and whom tho
pieces of wood on the roller strike the
keys the compartments open and tho
mute display begins. When tho ma
chinery is first placed in motion curtain
rises in the front ofthe cabinet and Christ
and his apostles are discovered sitting at
the last supper. Ii is the moment whom
Judas, half arising, leans toward his Mas
. n,,l ttT nrI 10 IL I Vi Tho curtain
falls, q door near it opens, and the
Saviour is seen in prayer, an angel how
ering near by; close nc hand the apostles
lie in different attitudes of repose. The
third scene opens upon tho garden
where Judas betrayed the Saviour. The
picture is portrayed by nineteen figures,
six being soldiers. Following this the
apostlei slowly pass through the corridor
OF Pontius Pilates palace, but when they
are in front Of the audience q door
opens above them, the Saviour APP
pears, and blesses them. At the
same time Peter, in shame, turns his
head away. When the procession is first
seen Satan's head shows above the cabi-
net 1t fixes its gaze on Peter for an in
slant, and then turns to Judas, and does
not remove his eyes until the figure dis
appears The fifth scene represents tho
| 5cOurging oil jesus, seven nRurcS taxing
part. In the following Jesus is crowned;
| In this there are also seven figures. Then
comes tho courtroom scene, where Jesus
is sentenced to be crucitled Here Pontius
PLATE is seated on the throne listening
to tho message from his wife. The eighth
representation depicts the Saviour on tho
cross between two thieves. Near by is a
troop Of Roman soldiers, with their leader
on horseback. The ninth and last scene
represents the ascension, shown by twelve
| fiUureR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-13


Speaking of the present senate, my at.
tention is drawn to the photograph in my
office of tho senate US it WAS just before
the war. Mark the contrast l will
give you n few of the names of that
remarkable body, Breckenridge was vice
president. On his right is the picture OF
Judah p Benjamin. Next to him is
Stephen A. Douglas. ON the left Is
William IL. Seward, and grouped about
are Henry Wilson, Charles Sumner, Rob
ert Toombs NOW 75 years old, Mason,
Slidell, Jefferson Davis, John r.
Hale, Lewis Cass, Simon Cameron,
Zach Chandler, Harlan, Cola.
mer, Yulee. Ben Wade, the unlucky
Brnderick, Fessenden, Trumbull, and rs
good n patriot ~ ever lived, though
wrong, perhaps, in his methods An
drew johnson. There are other big
faces in the picture, but those | have
given will suffice. Can We match them
to-day Put that senate and tho present
one side by side. In some things we
must confess that the old days were the
better days. In tho house mt the same
period wero Henry Winter Davis, Dan
Sckles. John sherman, Lot Morrill,,
Fenton, Colfax, Roger A. Pryor, Frank
Blair John A. Bingham, f. Il, Spinner,
EIihu b. Washburn, rhaddeus Stephens,
Roscoe Conkling, George IL, Pendleton,
aud the present Holman. John w. For
new was the clerk of that house. Will
the house of to-day compare2 No, my
masters. There were giants in those
days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-13
Magazines.


"Babyhood" is tho name given q new
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discussion of the physical requirements
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Vale is medical editor and Marion Har-
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Tho first number presents very credi-
table appearance.
Harper's Veekly-Christmas Number
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The Book Buyer Christmas Annual,
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