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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Der GetraiOes unb Dtftaaliens
mdrff.

Gbtcaau, /. auSuf.-RebI fiiu; BGi'
,sn ,tsmlidi lsbbaft uub ihlcB 5 uHter ben
ssfriseu Staten; Muts m6Btg lsbbatt unb
nttbrieer; Sloegeu, Safer unh @srfe fsff;
SdnsineHetl4 lebbnft bet suter ytadfrues
uu6 Idlos fetig. Butter unS Gtsr fi0.
Ruhfsbsnbes finb bic g6IusnOttruu9eu: {:
Rut,eu: eng. 82a, Sept. 83B Oft. So;
Wois: auauit 54a, 9spt. 54g, DIT. $50;
Safer 30; 8oeasn 81; @srfe 654; Glndsiuo'
mtu /. SO; @1wsiusfsiia: ansuf "a 90;
Strtember 1850.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Niehmdrfte.

Gbtcago, /. aHgut.-Sdpetns: gu
fubr IL ,OOO, SsrieuSung 4400 Stiid; Bretie
uarttrten sntlten 81 so uu6 $6.00.-RinOs
bteb: 3ufubr $500, 8erisuOuug 5000 Stid;
Breile uoriirten 3piihsn 50. GO uub $3.50
@Gaefs: 3ufubr 900, Bsrlsuoung 700;
9rsiie Uaritrteu aptiden $500 nno $3.50.
ct. Qouts,1. 4uguf.-Sdpetna: .3us
fubr: 39C0. GerieuOuug 1900; Pretie uaritr'
ten ;rp fdleu $5.25 uuo 1886. - Rtuouieb:
RuIubr 1000, Serien0unl $500; BreiIe bari.
itteu ,wii6en $500 uub $3.50. - 5daaia:
2ufnbr 700, 8erisuSuug 700; BrstI, part,
irteu aptideu $500 uub $4.00.
gnf.2tbertp, Beuui., ben /. Guguf.
Riubutsb: .3ufubt S65, SsrieuouuQ 40;
grstie uariirten 3wtidisu 81 so unb $3.50.
Gtneiue: 3ufnbr 5000, Ssrieubuua 900;
BleiIe poriirten sWtideu $500 uub $5.8J.
-GGoofe: 3ufnbr 600, Berieuoung 1400;
Brsiie uarttrtsu 3piI4su $2.00 uub $475.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
aus Der SunbeSbauptftast.
@tane Der geatfpnaIfdsuLs. .

ggafbtugton, 1. Nuguft.-Ser bsuts
erlaffene Gnstpeis iber Den Staub Der 9tl'
tionalidulo srgtebt, bnb 9estere lett benz 30
Sunt 'S3 nm $101, ,040. 971 90 osrrtngert IT,.
Der 8oarporrntb TIM S6asumte belief iid]
auf $405, ,910, ,004. 90, bic auafebeuben @olos
@ertiffate betrugen $11S, S,O17, 1928, 9tIbsr'
&ertififate $12O. 4O4,341, bic ansfsbenbeu
9sppfitenz Certificate 1890, 900, bic aus
fiebenben 8efunbtrnnss z@ertifitute $274
$50, Die ausftebenbeR SdaBamts gtoten
$346, ,6S1. .016, bas ausfebenee 3letugelO
$6,91S. 491.O0.
Ser Guspei8 oes Wouats Snlt ergtebt,
bns $3,993, ,2S9.O0 NutiOuuIidulceu abbe
3ablt purben.
Solgenbe Summen iuurOsn i'm Saufe bei
Nonats SuIi gesen Auweiiuugeu bonn
Sdlatan1te ausbe,uhlt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Nr. 1876.

Ole lluiScrIititen ron 8cnn unb @retf5s
ipdlp Eeri6ten Cienoe eine 6eutmarfe an
01ger Bros. & 60, ct. 2puts, 0lp.y
fiir @erdb ipfprttge Seiluus berpirft
tur@ Sanper & Sons GufalDptenz Ggtract
lEucalyptol) in allen ISiIlen ppu:
p9ultcn, Statoub, SufIuenB1, 6al5z 2uft1
rrpbrtn=, Suuaeus unp 8ruItent3lnbuug,
pStudbuIte1, &ronhtttS, Grpup, Dipbz
rtbatei Ourhfau, 9tu6r; gtieren= unb tparitz
rHdnthcttcn; SrluC=, 8rlbz, Shnttttpuuz
VcGh Suetlhun8en &errenttn9en, Sc
rIdwulite, &6emati5mus, etc.; ais Sbuk
rgc8en &niteduus Ron ZEN aer3ten oes
ptraualt.
Die mepjSintihe N6t6cilino 6e8 W2tuiFeriz
INNS in 8erlm nm rie &cQlCrlu1 ron Stalien
habep nugrteureucn 9eriht eritattet. DieIe
Gmantttcn bictet tcm aupcre5 pet.u.ttei,
Der 9iame Sulphur Soap" in pltcutnt.
"Sulphur Soap " secured By Letters Patent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
.@nnb g. nberbpten.

Yroptbeuce, R..S., /. Nuaaf -
SANE gpe'Ses," stu BEN 9rn. GAZE geb0'
rtoer Rsnner, trnbte bsute In Dem nRarra.
oouIstt Yurt" cine Weils tn Yituutsu 10
Ssfuuben unb iibsrtraf iomit yRauS g."
brreu qrSste 9sifuug oartu bsffauosu bate,
eine Rsils tn Ntnutsu 104 SefGuosu 3u
MAIDEN. Sas @reisuiB usruriadte uugs=
beure 4ufreauHg inter ben bier OsEiamriel'
ten Spcrtsminnern nuO pr. Gais, iopte Goz
nQrb Bitbers, Der Sodsp Dou SANE @ps'
See" purSeu f0rmIid1 NIT @ladpduideH
iiberIHittet. GroBe Sumusu @slO uaren
borauf aeuettet, OaB Sane gps.Sss" ibreu
friitersn %ecuro BON Rtnntsn 1Of Sstuus
ben uno esujsuigen Der Stuts nytauo @"
ron 3 YPiuuteu 104 Sefunbsn-bishsr bic
beffe 9stfiuug nuf Oem 6eIbs oes GrabrsH'
mems iibsrtreffsn msres.
9ie ntueiteu 8rOnsss, Eliiidss II. Sob.
rnhmeu fur Sbiegel Gno Silner fabriSireu
9DiI6. Gdbar6t, @r. 345, 9eF Saltt'
mOreRrGSe. C%4o'u'l.San.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Gnt5etIibe 1Qmiltentraa6bie.

Qutucp, Sus,, l. auguf.-gtu Rauu,
Gamsns 3illtbsbsr, iAlug beute frib ietner
Hruu nit einem 9nIlidldael ben Sdioel
Elm, norauf er In stueu 9taI gtug uuo ftb
bic &sble burfi6nitt. 8sibe leben nod, le'
bc6 iiub ibrs SerIsRungen t6Stltd, 3tut'
bsbsr erlitt Dor sintger 3sit etueu Conner
fiif, uub man slanbt, baB sr isttbsm gsttess
iranf nGr. Gr mahte i4ou nm lssten Dtttt.
nndb eiusn Selbffmor0periu6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
strs6ninsiaen gum ~beuSbrOb.

BbiIabelp b ia, l. Gnquf. - Wdl'
rsrs 6rau 8rtegtt BOnls, 3J Sabre alt,
Eran Nalp Seup, 38 Sabre alt, Daniel
Gallagher, IS Sabre, EbomuS @orran, %
Sabre, uub tus 13-idbrtgs 9teufmaOdsu
apnie GurrOu heute 4benb in gfr. AT,
g2Urb 10. StraBe, bsi'm Qbenbelisu iaBeu,
1cg Frau 8ople Elm SGd4teld1su aus Der
SaiGe, rosIdes 100 Btllsn entbielt, naHm
stue berislban Elm uuo rstbte 6us SdGttelz
den bnuu beruuf. SsOe Der unueisuSsu Der
Isusn oeridIudte 6 bts IA Btlleu, uub aIs 6as
S6Gfteldsu 3uriid on 6rau 8oete gelaagte,
nabm iis ben Nef Der Bt(leu etu. Salo
nadber srtrnutteu nlle 8ethetligte, nno etue
llnterIuhung ergub, bas iebe Der BtaeH 1870
Gran Strphniu entbielt. 4unte Carroll
farb nod beute absnO, unO ulle usbrigsu
liegen In frittItem 3uffanOe baruie6er.
giau psis ni6t, su tpsIdsm 3nede bts Btt.
len erlangt purben, ieoof tn es wabrihetu
lid, bus bic 8stbetlistsu Die Ssfabr utht
fanntsn uuo bic Yillsu nSum S4sr3" Elm.
nabr1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Der @eIbmnrFt.

gltm sYorf, I. &ugut. = 8Olgeu6es
fnD bic SGluBrotirnnseu Sch 0finste
IN II Rrossnt InO idtOB IN II BrO}eut.-
Stsrltuqg 8sGiI 4.81f-482 auf is1s,tg
9oqs unb 4.S33-4.64 nuF Sidt.- 8uuoss'
Cbiigottoueu S=pro3. 100, 4l.pro3 1923
unb pro3. 1208.-aftien: aoauls' $rPres
l28, Central sBuctfic Az, @bei. & ObtO ST,
Grie I6a, DO. Brior. 34t 9ate'Sbors 864,
RS. Central 65 Rortbz Befern 1893, 90.
Brior. lS4, Rzg. Central 110J, Bitts6urg
1877. Rsabtng PSI, Sod Sslaub li45, Union
Bacific 46k gSeseruzlntou 61x.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02

Ser 3auQsl on Ab3usstaudleu in ben
Boutintiheu Siimpfsn BET 8om ruff elm
Sumpifieber bsrUOr, bus Der S&redea Der
&eiIsnben Ia. Aper's Asus.@ure 1T etu
nitiiumes SGusmittsI gsgeu btsis 9rant-
belt unb bstlt 9isisnissn, trelde berislbsu
nsrfuIsu inb. @bsu 70 miriam III ee tn
oIIsn Sbnitden @egsnbsn bitheite oss Dye
ans. 8triudt istue 8tttuug.
QS25 5t&E32.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
aurit @absIhepefAen.

- SIN brttlimsn SerTenb0nle palRrte &c
fern bic Bill gsgeu bte &tuinIeppung uon
Sietiauheu bic brittle 0eiupg.
- 8is BarIeattsn tm brIttideu Inter
houie mer6eu osr SerbfRBlua os5 Blrlas
ments rtGt betruobneu, tusnu lte ntdt ipsjtsu
oou Burreu ba3G oufsefOrHeTt peresu.
- 2orS gtmuub 6teRuurtce, uutcrIetrl
t6r bea Nuewittigeu, sriIdrie heute i'm brts
ttlGsu upttrbonie, bic SlsRteruna babe stu
Rrieqsi6ifi uad 0lahagastar gsiattt, I'm
tos Sntsrgiie blilti4er uEtsrtbaueu 81
itIteH.
- Sr. Uortou, Der amsriluniide Ssiauos
te In Baria, bat 1000 6raHcs su bsm 6ouo
beiptfsue,t, meinsu amsrtloniihs 6luflsr
oufbrtnGeu, nm ber Staot Barts eiu-GroBas
grou3empbsu ser 8artbOlOt : Static ~
iGsnisu.
3as Gomite bts britiihsu uutsrbauIes,
peltsm biegtl in Bs3uf nuf ben Ruuaefer
Ghiffsfaual Ibsrmislfu purbe, bat stuftm
mtQ oeaeu bus Broistt entIhteoen. 8a;
brttjide 6srrenbaus 5srparf beute bic Sor
lugs Cbsninls.
= Ser uou Sem trtlhsu Rronaupalt Dol
ten sipesltitete SsrleumbuugsprojsB gsger
YarusI NIB tis anbersu Gtgentbimer bei
SOuruals ,,uuttsb SrsIaub" uubm gefsrn II
9nbliu ifipsn Anfnng. Bolton psrIaua
| eco. coo GGueeusrios.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02

geriudis elm GIas 5nfebarfiGea ROr'
ters! Su Der batsen 5abrss3stt etsbt 60
tsiu uabr6nItsrss, tein geiluesrts @strdut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Gin auffbmuna Der eeutIbtn StabIs Inh
FfIeusSunuffrfc


GiiensS sSnfufirir.
SonIular 8urmsr tn 9uHe(borf 0lbatns
prsuBen, f6idt bsm Staa;soepertement etueH
Berift iibsr ben tiir3lt4en aufidUuug Der
Statlz uno gtsninSItrie In ietuem ROniu-
lurotffritt unb inst uuter Anberem: : sd
peif cus eigener Bsobahtung, oaB ote 20lue
i'm bieiigeu 9i1rttt istt Der @!ufiArHug Oes
nsueu beutideu EaEifs gefte8eu itnO. Die
@onfurren3 nit frer1Sen Sabrttaten bat be
beutsnb abaencmneu, Iuo uitt uur bat ftp
bic Ratirage mad einbeimti4su Sabrttatsu
ueffetaert, iou6sru Die QIaiit1t Der faDrt'
3trtsn 4rttfel tf aud bsbeuteub behar ge=
fporben." Ser Roniul figt ietnem Settt;e
bic ucn ,Serein beuti6er @tien unb Stahl'
Snbufrieuer" ner0ffsutiiGte Stattffit bel,
mel6e bic Sbdtigfett BON 320 StsBereteu,
@iienbltten uub Observation-Disclosures In
perI6ttoeusu Ebsileu Seuti9tauo's umfnBt,
un6 tpsldbe etnsn llsbtrbItd iiber ote Gage Der
@tieuiubuflrte, 6te be1nblten Sohne Il. |. no.
por unb nod @tufibruug Der ueueu Gtisns
30ls In 1879 stebt. SIN Sauuar 1879 nareu
In jeren 800 Gtnbltiisments l51. .582 arbet'
ter bsi66fttgt. Inb Der monatltd bs;ablte
2obu bstrug 81, ,280. 375 I'm Sauuar 1884
betrua BITE 3ahl Der 4rbsiter 202, 1888 uu6
Der u1onatlid1e 2obn $3,46S, ,024. g1dbrenb
boher ieber Grbeiter i'm Sauuar 1879 ourG=
IdntttIid3 $15.04 pro WOuat uerSiente, mar
ber burtihuittlt6e Ssrbienif i'm Sanuar
1884 uuf $17. 17ssftsssu. 8teisrQufdwuus
erstQuete iidb In eiuer BertOoe, In nelder
ptsIe @iIenbiitten in guglaub, 6rantrsid
uub 8eIaien ben Setrteb bdufg gdu3ltd ooer
tbsiltpetie einfsllten unb ben 9Ohu tbrer Sir
better betrdGtliG reou5trtsu.
StrmiibttS.
Ste beutige Stsuer Gtnnahms betrug
$321, $50 unb bic 3olletuuabme $685., 986.
9ur giuI0iuug bsfiimmts gattOualASaut'
uotsu i'm Getruge BON 1916, 900 ltsfsn bsnts
i'm S@asemte stu.
Wan erwartst, baB bic 6arragut Brtlsu
osISer uuaetdbr ON 10. augHit 3ur Ssrtbst'
lung bsrett istn merosn.
@ins bier siUgstrOffsue Brtuat6spsds
mslSst, bab Siaat 9tu, Sflfs Quafor oss
&eprGieutantsnbuuies, bsute In ytstparf' D.,
geforben if.
Der SGasamtsIsfretdr ertbeilts hsuts ben
9oubeorlteu 8sfsbl, tiinfttgbtn 6te 9anoung
aIIer 2umpeu aus europatitsu Sdtsn 3u per.
hinbsrp, bic uuBer ALIEN 3msttsl teht, oaB
fie ni6t aus inft3irtsu 9tffrtttsn faumsu'
Roior Scott, aubtteur bss SrtsgsgertGts.
neI6es ben General Smain1 i'm ndhfsr
Monat rrclsiiirsn iou, bat bisantlagen gegsu
btnislbsn fOrmuIirt. Sieielben lauteuGrftsne
ouf 8eiraaeu, rpeIdes etuss Sffi3ters mt
gbrsnmannse uupiirbig 1T, unb 3peitenG
anf Yfidtpsrnntldiitgung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Gin Nnfer nes 6elben Ifsbers.
Retr rQlprFer RaArtAteu.

Sauauna, /. 4uguf.- Marquis Sesa
gucl0n, @eusrnlgouperneHr BON Borto RtcO,
ffurb Qsftern am aei6en i5ieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Der BaIgen.

5cd;eiten nit StiIerS E6dbterIein-D Dreifddbe
SinrfdbtuHs in 2IInbama iuesen Sraueffii=
tune. @ntfeeIicbs SinriebtHnsSfcen TN
ysps9IuIP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Gummu........S24, ,S53 .SO5.7

Sbige Retrdse finb ausihltesltt Der
Sunlmsu, tuelde CUR SermiuOerung Der yIa'
ticralIduIb ober GiIgung Der 3tnien beSnblt
pnrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
Cine etsentbamltbe Rranf6eit.

Gan Brau3t8 20, 1. 4uguf. = &tuer
9epeife aus Eshatapt, Gal, 3ufolBe TT
etue etgentbImItbe Eranfh:tt anter ben ar'
betteru On etne1 ueEen Bride ~ Nee6les,
Gal., ausgsbrohsu. Die Spfer tueroeu
Don Sfpinbfl bsfalen unb ftiir3en eann tn
Rrarpien gu BObeu. 3net Strants Ftarbsu
btuusu 3pet Stunben inter unidslthen
9stoeu, uub oisr3sbu nnbere tuuroeu bepustz
los in etu SoipitaI gsbra9t. Gin a[lgsmet'
ner Pauit if in Der Nadburidaft eutftau'
aen. @tuer Der 3rautsn nurbe, nahSsm er
tn's 9stpustietn ,urIfaefebrt mar, ii6er ist.
ne GmPfHbuugen befcugt unO erpIOerte, er
erinnere iid an Ndts. YIau alaubt, bas
bic Srantbeit cine Sotge bss idLedtsu Gttut'
maftra nub Ser tuterfoeu StBs TT. Rstue
neugrfu Grfran!nrasn finN bsrtdtet pOreen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
9r. S'5pnnen unb fetne aH&fGeis
oeTt Ehitnefeu.

Rstp sgort 1. Guguf. - Or. 6. 8.
O'Dounsu aus 9au Srau;tsco, ber Unit
@btneieu,agttatOr, TT bier augetommeu uuO
i'm n@rnnb luton SoteI" obgeftegsu. Gr
bat isiue ausiGsigen &htueieu, ben 31.id6rt.
gen 30 Sin uuO Osn 81. 7.idBrigeu Ut &btn,
msld3e ct als abi6redeuoe SeiipteIe 3ur
SGau ftslleu mill, mitgebra9t.
Der Ra1Cr uub bic Barf>&orrifidre Der.
tpetgsrteu tbm bic gefOrbsrts @rIuubntB,
baute einsu Sortrag i'm unionsSquare gu
baltsn, nuelu er erfldrt, er tperbe ft9 tros.
bsm 8eb0r oetiGaffeu. gr NOBLE fsin 9elb
osr6ieUsu, ionseru uur i'm Sutereife Der &t'
utilization ptrfen. Die 4usiGstseu befiubeu
iih utft In bsr Stnot ielbft, iouSsru iOlleu
in elmer Der Soradote nerborgen ietn, neil
Or. S'9onueu bsfirdtet, baB ftd3 Der btues
fifdle SCniuI uuo bic btefgeu &btueieu oers
ielteu 3u bemddtt9en beriudeu biirftsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02

@nEunft eGr Dampfer .Ebetis." "Sear" HnS
palrrt" JW WUrtSmUHtb. @mpfaHsSs SssmoHz
ftratfpn eHrd) bic SIette. - Riihreuee gee
Htu bel ser BssssHuns bes etsutenaHts
5reeIp init ftIuer Trau uae D2uttcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
@nrOpdif@s RabelberiAte.
Ole Stseanuns Ger Saifsr Don DtutibIdnl
une Ce8rsi6.

SerIin, 1. Iuguf. - &aiisr B!Ebetm
ntrb nm 5. guguf iatus Rur IN @afsiu ab-
i6IisBeu. I'm 6. AugHii Bormtttag5 miro
er ton bort obrsiien, In SulJburg iibsruad.
ten uub um z. ausuIt tn gbeuIss nit 9atisr
5rona SOisph 5niammsu trsfsn uuh nit BITE
lem uodl Sihl gsbeu. Stin IufeatbaIt ha'
ieIbft ioll bis 10. au9uf frib oauern. Briu;
@itbalm BON BrsuBeu, pal4er nm bieieI1e
3stt tsm 0hreidii4au 6ronpriu3supaare tn
garsnburg cine 8tiits nbfatten mtro, iOq
nit benz Sfrorprtu;supGars osrstnt bteie bet
ban Snge IN Sidl usrbrtnqeu uro BON bort
suglet6 nit 6aiIsr g9tIbeIm otrsft mad
Berlin guild fsbren.
Ole GrforfAuns Snntr'Hfrisa's.
8erItn, 2. Inguf.-pr. SdmeIufGgth
mitb 6emudAf I'm GuftcGge Der D8erltuer
Afaosmte Der gBiHeni9aftsu" etue ptfieu'
iGaftliGe Expedition na9 bem Suueru 4frt'
fn q UrtPrupbfuPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
SuIphurSOap
(S SCbiUefel. Seife)

2iccs muiterbafte duBcrld an5upenoenNe
@}utel gesn gu8iaGags, Bun6sHmO
&UletuugCn Der 5aut bciutist Hidt rur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02

Barts, l. GuguR. - Dem SerneBme1
mad bat 2Orb 2goEs, Der bteitgs brlijjhe
Sotldaitsr, BremisruItutftsr 6srrp in briug'
Iider 8stie I'M 3uriidiiebuHg 6Gr SOrlage
eriudt, psi6e 6te Deportation DOE iibst
Iiibrten SerbrsGeru EOd StrafiClOute'u be
trifit. 9ieis SorbsruHg bat tbreu @tuub
In Der fsiubIsitgsn StsLuug, uel4e bte ale
1rnliden RolOnts'u oteism Berfabreu 6raut
rstb's gsgenIbsr eiuusbmeu, ba Otsielbeu
ridt larger sntpidsueu fran56Tiheu Straf
Iiugen ais 3uHuhtsOrt bteusH m0gsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02
ellie @laFel be8 SetntS,

@Qe SeilUortbeiIe Der @ dwefelba6er
ucrOeH OLr9 8enpeung bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-02

2os idpar; psife Gbsgaar. - Gtrunten. -
esldli,bt rem 3eHRnliautsH RedJt - lina
qsIafene pifUIeH. Scr stIeiuJ graeH
bic Sunet. 60 Bsetutsnter 5Caue, - ESe5z
haIb % aEI6,iebt.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-01
COM MERCIAL,


N"hetNiNt MAfrN 30 1854
thersare indication. ,in,s last issue Of q slight Inns
prosenen IN local tr,de a there is a,o TO ,b,rpIor
matters.
The arrivals nv the week have been Zee ,ompdsiu.
The caibafirn city " sydney. y e Mwny AVID
Eureka, from san Francisco. an with mie.,lianeou,
cargo for this pom; thc 4 u whitmotc md u > Wi.
ams with lumber from tie sound aud .,,,rsl whsls.
ships % and on 1' supplies etc. en- route 60 he west,
grounds, ere the, go north
MI tdam, has held latee ttade ,ale mi, eeet
BY instructions from Mcsss u fiastfelJ O., To- close
oonssnmen,', oceupyine Thdtsds, and Friday The
s'le vas well attended md resulted satisfactory ON
Wednesday Ia one Vt III, ton street stores In the
Campbell bock, Mf Adams will sell recent invoice Of
hne walnut furniture whrh will shortly be ready cor
inspection.
Messrs cohn CO open to-day their new store In
the Campbell block with fine stock 81 furnishing goods
clothing, etc ju, lt hand per Alameda q, also their
httings. The Temple of Fashion evidently aims 10
eater to a ia,f share Of fashionable trade
There have been no recent meetings u The stock
exchange Vet 10 hath no, the orphan r-tunirdY
l'y the City u sydney on Monday la, from san
Francisco We have date, 10 the iyth uldmo. The
market report, show no alterations in pu5tations
though there are indications Of an improved change n
the future
Through the courtesy Of the Advertiser h the use II
their prepared custom house tables Tor $50, We are
enabled this week present the same To- our reader, ~
The supplement form, 10 accompany which has been
prepared our usual annual review Of the commerce of
the Islands This number will therefore b, an addition.
ally interesting mail friend, abroad q, well as
one to preserve for future reference
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-01
III. Mo.m HoIvohe 4iumnae n...io,.

There was very interesting gathering IN
this city on Friday the 2ad ultimo, OF the
Hawaiian branch of the Alumnae Association
OF Mount Holyoke, South Hadley, Massa.
chusei,s, in honor OF Miss Julia r. Ward, 10,
many year Connected with, and for the last
ten years the highly esteemed and beloved
principal OF tina, time-hononcd institution 70,
the education Of young ladies, founded by
Mary Lyons, which may be styled the parent
OF the now numerous colleges for young ladies
in the United States.
The Alumnae Association Of Ilawa il mum.
bers eighteen, eleven Of whom reside in Homo.
ulu. The company met At the residence Of
Mrs A. o. Forbes, whogaye anenjoyable lunch
party To company OF twelve. Besides being
welcome TO Mary Ward, the occasion may
he deemed a notable one in having two present
who were members OF the institution in the
early years Of Miss Lyons administration, Mrs.
Malyin- Chaplin Rowell, and Miss Eunice
Knight, the former being the 6rsi graduate
Who went to a foreign missionary field.
The others present were Mn Forbes, Mrs.
W. D. Alexander, Mrs. Dwight Baldwin, Mrs.
Warren Chamberlain, Mn. Mary Thurslon
Henfss, Miss L. X. bingham, Miss Helen 5.
Morton, Miss NJ. A. Chamberlain and Mn.
Ellen itowell Ricmenschaidcr. The latter.
iho1gh not graduate Of Mount lIolyoke
Is a graduate OF Mills seminary, California.
which is a daughter Of Iiolyoke.
Tbe niee.iRe ~as almost wholly social one,
and was enliysned ~ many "Reminiscences, u
the carly days u the seminay. A fss minutes
we're given 10 bushes, in The afternoon and a
cammii,ee appointed TO decide on suitable
gan 10 alma mater, 10 be -eni when Miss
ward. l~ho Is here feIu.ling her health may
return 10 the East. A report 81 lhs com
mi'ies may be eapseisd al The annual meeting
in June.
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4 NeL,.Inr 1Henria.

We had glorious sun set glow this evening.
II seems that the earth is a long time passing
through the belt Of cosmic vnpor that infringes
on her orbit. The opinion that the phenomenon
was caused by the explosive volcanic fires on
the Island of Java is simply ridiculous. Scienti.
hc men are sometimes given to vagaries and
adhere to the most untenable theories. Pro.
lessor Lockyer is one of the class il he had
reverted to the we'll known scientific fact tina,
rom August to December, the earth passes
through a nebular cioud-Sfa, d.sf-as the
Germans call it, and produces the meteoric
phenomena which has been distinctly marked
since the great meteoric shower of 1882. 1t
reaches the eliminating point about the 18th
OF November, when the meteoric display Is
the greatest. The present year there has been
no meteoric display. The cause is Obvious.
There had been a changed condition of the
nebular mass. The cosmic vapor has probably
become more dens, and is further removed
from the earth'S orbit, hence il does not come
within the influence of the earths atmosphere,
and we have not had the grand me,eoric dis.
plays, which should have occurred durinq the
period that We had had our glowing sunrises
and sunsets-an alpine glow of the heavens.
a pop-gun loaded with sand would have about
as much influence in charging the millions of
miles IN the earth's orbit with vapor or atten.
uated dust on the volcanic throes of lava.
Have our own volcanoes in Hawaii mel. with
all their tremendous lava flows ever produced
a local phenomenon such as the sun set glow
that saw this EVENING"
In 1885, the volcano of Casagueria in Cen.
tral America, was torn 10 pieces by an erup.
ton which lasted for several days, the atmos.
phere was darkened, earthquakes rent the
earth, storms of ashes fell at least cara deem
IN Salvador and Nicaragua New islands
were found in the gulf of Fonseca. The sea
Tor many leagues was covered with pumice
and the master of one vessel stated thai he
sailed through it for three days. The shower
OF ashes reached 10 Soconusco, Mexico, and
even reached the Island of Jamaica. A rive,
which had 1T. source near Casagueria was to.
tally obliterated and destroyed. This was A
far grander CONFUSION than that of lava, but
no glowing sun rises or sun sets followed.
When the volcano and earthquake shocks had
subsidized, the sun arose and set serenely with
out any glow whatever. might cite many
other instances, but this is sufficient to show
the falacy OF the Java theory,
VIAroR.
WAn.UKu, February 20, 1885,,
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