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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04

Bed - Bed iit, penn Der fleine 2iebling
beiuabe nm Sufsn erfldt. bic SHUTTER nidt
III 5anIe if, unb Die 6lni9e Or. Bulls
DD6nfsns gsrupI BON Ger sase serbrofsR
WRr6e. gSir mBdteH ba nidt Batter lsiul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Gptt flrcfn g3r6ntfnnttt erntnroet

Detroit, M}ia., 3. December. Bertha
9Udlpit, Elm Dieuitmdoheu, pWroe baute
friib oils 2eidJe Dor ibrer y9obuung al Der
GbeftnutiiraBe entOedt. Sbre SebIe mar uon
Sbr 81 Sbr burditnitten, ieOOh beianOen
ild ibre SleiOer uift IN llHorOuuug, uuo teiE
0iefer rpur6e in Der yidbe auigefuu0eu. Die
&eritOrbene mar NIT g8m. Steosn5, eiuem
iungen Gienarbeiter, oerlObt uuS bate bis
pat geiterH 9lbenO nit ibm in ibrer UobHuug
5uiummen geieTen. gue Gorbereitungen fir
Die 6etratb wareH getrOfen, auO Die Braut,
tuie Der 8rduligam batteu bereitS ibre oofz
3ettSfeiber in &ereithait. Sbre lluterreouug
9eitcru GbeHb bs3Og id auf be 2lu5mabl be8
8ruutfibrer8 uno Der 8rautiungiern uno
oils fd Steoeus entferute, b0rte man ote
8rautleute nod al Der UorOereu Gbiire NIT
etnanoer lpreden Gin uoH SteueHs benz
Wdb6en geihentter @erlobun9sriHg, meI6eu
bic llngliiflidje AM 93ingfiuger trug, miro
uermiBt, unO SteOens iit Ueribmuuoen. Wau
hat fetne Gbnung bon benz DtottO iitr ben
Utorb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
S90ntframf6e

Nn8ldId9e un6 OQutlei6en
nuty grt, bcionOer3 ttrouiite paufFr1ufG,,t, ,,,.
ocn 9on5 5uoerlalii9 ourdl cine sur init jlaOmap's
$atiaPartltaH gebelL gBlr meuen perqlfete
Touc, pdGe leoer 9elIHbuHg qetroBt baben,
Gel 0ltu apot9cerH. Sin 0oaQr bic SaIbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Die stimmen3a1Iun0 tn Wtroiniet,

&i6mouO, Sa.. 8. DECEMBER. Der
beutiseu Sisuug Der Seietgebuug fanb Die
3dbInug Der bel Der lesten 9ouuerneursz
g8abl nbge9ebenen Stimmen ftatt. DaS Sic
iultat mar: @eiammtpotum fir @Ouuerueur
89,O71, bauOu fir 6iebugb See (0em.)
152 ,544, fir Sobn 9. Q8tie (Jtep.) 1876, $40,
seIffreut IT; @eiammtpotum fir 8icez@ou=
oerneur 284, ,OO3, buuon fir SObu 6. Waiiap
(9em.) 149,179, fir $. 6. 8ooo (0iep. J
1874, ,791, jerfreut 80. 9aS 9otum fir ben
8ice @Ouperneur in Scott Gountp tuuroe
nitt au9enOmmen. Die Geietgebuug er.
tldrte See uno MtuTep al8 gum 9OuUerneur,
rep. Slice @ouperneur, fir eiuen am l. Sa.
mar be9innenoeu Sernlin BON pier Sabren
uno uerta9te iid 0arauf.
Ser oemOtratiitle @autus Der 9tietle.
buns tpirb am nGditeu Woutage eiHeu 8Iu=
6eslenator nominireu.
TerfnGe cIa Wlas 9Mfebart'IGen gors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
9lrbeit ttuS aphr.

goitoH, 3. 3eS. - Sine Seriammlung
bon Stubfabritanteu, rpelher etrpa 250 Bers
iOnen beimobnteH, lpuroe geitsrn bier abgebal,
ten. Die &Ouferen3 mar 8ebuf5 @riiHOuHg
elmer Sduts uHb &rut Srganiiatlon gegen
bic DSnigbts Of 2abor" einberufen rporoen,
uHO bic Seratbungeu murSen baber 9ebeim
gebalten. Sine Ol9e SrganiiatiOu pur0e
inter benz gfamen y9tep. @nglano Boot &;
Sboesafociation" gegrinoet. Die fiir3lidl
etngetretenen Strife8 muroeu beS QGugereu
er0rtert, ieoO6 bem SerHebmeH mad feline
befmitiUen SeidlHfe in Be3ug auf OieielbeH
gefaBt.
gtt8burg, 3. Del. Der 4usfauo Der
in 6eu beioen ar5neiflaiaeH. Sabrifen bleiiger
@taot beiddftigt gerpeieHeu Qrbeiter, mel8er
iiber Elm Sabr oauerte, gelangte gefern Al
@noe. Die 4rbeiter maren tpegen elmer ibz
nen an9etiin6igteu 2Obnberabiebung BON 20
Bro3ent ausse1anoen. sic baben nun einen
8oriflag Der 6abritbetter, bic &rbelt gu
elmer 2Obnberabietung BON 10 ProSent ME.
Der auf5unebmen, acceptlrt, un0 man 9laubt,
0aB bic ier @ompromiB cine 4usi0bnuug 3mtz
lden ben in oen ar5uetfaiheu=6 6abriten Oes
gan5eugan6es beiddftigten 2Irbeitern unO ben
6abritbeitern Snr 6Olge baben meroe.
Ser Gusfan6 Der 8Oblen9raber i9eiut iid
ieinem gnoe Su udberu. Die S'yieiQ'i9en
@ruben iinS in uolem 8etrieb, uuo ooQftan.
bige 9fube berri6t IN ben iibrigen 3e9en, in
mPId1Pu Griot,IptItP nu1eIfellt iIub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
qraiutr,l,ta Ots 96aIes y on Wtertfo

We rtfol 8. Deg. = SIN @OngreB murOe
cine SiG ein9ebradt, melde fir Die DraiHis
ruug bes SbaIes BON 0feritO 100000 be-
tpiligt, Die gemeinium BON Der Stabt WerifO
nn6 Der 9le9ierrng 5u beSahlen iiuo. Der
&ori6lOg iit bonn PrGlbenten 9ebiligt nor
ben. 5erner purbe Elm @eiegeHtpurt uorge=
Iegt, nelder ben 3OIl aHf eiHgefHbrtes Bier
erb0bt, nm bic Snterefeu Der einbeimiI9en
BrQuer Al beidliibeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04

&eriu9e einmal bel @rfdlmug Dr. 2lAguf
S5nigs p6amburger Sruftbee," oas altbe=
pdbrte grttel. 6iiuiHuSSmaH3is Gents eas
Padet. SH alien apOtbeieH Sa ROHeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
9MsNcnne.

TT. Raowan's giueH frb elm 6eilmttter fdr
o'te5 EcloeH. Sie 9c9cn Dem Iga8tH Heue 8talt
Spmptome Der 0usptpiic Dtrihmu6en unb mit
t5nen ole trant5GitH gHrtuuacu oui 6cu CrlQniss
mus. Uian 8tbraude Die ar3uei uah InneiIuno
uHo oslc,ae, mas U!r in "}aIb uu6 gBaBr" a6cr ge3
bPU5IUglig 5lqeU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
0 0Inrfn
IN l9reH Osridie6eHeu6orm
Sf)iittClfCbrr.

ha'teS "a HiO btBtacs Ftebcr, ge6et far so 6epts
g. gTOS 6,, is.4 aRocTes HeImitte IN osr e, 6Ss ia
.,t SulL lMalara) 0ou gutdrteter C5aug foIyyTS,
mUath he SdollOt=, TTpcufC6sr, 5pnbYs 49,
MY U'eOsT QciBen, ais uHtcr 3udc6Hna nor
Itei 6uH5ig Gents Die Naihe. 0''"VH We
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04

oneeerote ODER ron Dem FarigEteu iil6E sultjc1srs
iOIUcut.
III Us rG@ 3lren bet 8etioneu, Die Oou Suaeub auJ
gs ST. 20, 30 uno 10 305reU an Strog6sin Itt,r'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Sie SSnStGuer IluruDcn tlm 5ii0r
tpcIfen.

Boi bington, 3. G., 8. 9e3ember.-
GOmuiiiGr AtIins bat nod fetnen oiTiBeQen
8srift iiber bic @rmorpuug BON Snoianers
6raueu uno z6inoern Der gS9itezM Mountaiu=
Snbianer bu6 bte @biricabua 4pa6en err
baItsn. Gr agte beute, obue 3meifel leiau
bic 9reueI BON Der 8an6e @eronimos be-
gangen pOroeu, mel Die 8bite Nlountaius
Snbianer ben 3egierung8trupren Sunoitaf-
ter 3ur SeriOIgung Der 4paden lieferten !;
Oieie Sunoidafter baben Uiele Nfttglieoer Der
@erOniuOz z8anoe get00tet, poiiir ff oieie
on ben 6raueH uHo Gin0ern Der 89ite=
DtountainzS Suoianer rdd)teH.
SOm b f one, Gri5., 3. DECEMBER. -
lieutenant 0tuu8 1T geitern nit 6arriiOH,
bem @bef Der Sunoi9after, BON Wtioole= PaB
IN ben 8ragoOn. Dtountaius bier etngetrof.
fen. gr beridtet, 6aB @batto, iebt Der erite
6GuptltHg Der auf Der 8eerOatiOH Suriidges
bliebeuen @biricabuaS am SOnutag an
@ramior0'S 4pa6eu &uuOidafter telegra=
pbirte, ale auBerbalb Der 3eieruatiOu befuo=
ltteu SH0ianer gu t0oteu, 0a iOnit Die 6az
milien uno oa8 Sieb auf Der Geieruatiou Tel
rel Gugeubltf iider iiuo. Die entrpi1eneu
Snbtauer ertIdreu, OGB ite ni1t cher 5ur 9ez
ierOutiou 5uriidtepren meroen, bis iie @batto
get0Otet baben. Giuer berlelbeu, etn Soha
OeS ieiuer 3eit bcriidtjgten oiupttug5 Sub,
muroe OOn benz GbJtezIioUurain 6iuptliug
SandJeS eridOHen uuo Elm auoerer idmer
0eTpunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
9riet: ,,TaIi4 nnh gga6r."
0fn Nna NI1nhIEf,.,,r

Uau idltts cine Srictnorts an Or. Raowaa s.
60, gr. 32, BoueH=Sr, NeiUzgogt, fijr r5olIb
uub lEuGr." ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
As. Sabrga1tg.
SeittasasIu,eisen.
Grip q + n | Il.

Gin S,ber IN in ietser 3eit betre5t bel ben gsI'
Jbtebentn Giutdujen @eIo au iOarcn; tn xSirtz
Itdlfett fam aud Elm Seber Oieies erretden, mean
CT in Dem DobIbetdnnten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
oro6fs Sgortimfnt ll1intfrwaaren

erboIten unb empfeble ioIte, iue Gberbaupt meiHen
Norratb in alien Sorten Gbuben &C., etnem geehrten
Bnblitum ouf's Sefe unb iebe gene9tsm 3ulpru1
beftens entgegeH. y. y. H'es'
(I47-) Rr. 145, SIoz zSroaOman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
grneauuuseu.

Der @rdFSent poIl3Og beute folgenOe gr=
uennuugen: Sobn u. Suliuau, Elm betanH=
ter Stem DOrfer @ei4ditsmaHn, gum Bun=
Observation-Disclosures fir ben 3Weiten 9iitritt
bon W1Omiug; 9afaeette Dawiou aus Dtii=
iOuri gum 8unoesri6ter fir Den 0itritt
alasfa; g8iuiam q. 2angfor6 ans 8alla=
2Haua, g8.@S., gum beiitBenoen Rid)ter oeS
Sbergeritts bes SerritOriumS BaibingtOH; !;
Charles 81. 8olaro aus 9elpbi, Sro., gum
beiFten6eu 3ihter bes SbergeriatS beS
Serritoriums ROntaua; S. 8omar 6arris
ans 0iiifiiippi gum 8uusesannaIt fir ben
iiioliden 9tltritt BON MiiTiTppt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04

BerInGe cIa Wlas 9Mfebart' 'Taen Yors
ters! 3u iroer Sahrcsarit Bibt IS teiu
llabrbafterrs, feiIl BciiiRperes GetrRnG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
9r. RaOmab's
S6rlapArisLtQlr 2ieCnfnenf.

mGhes aus StOfeH pou uuBeroDeutfber SriITToft
oeliegt mie Dies 5ur Reini9un9, gBeberbeTHenuno
uHo Stdt9ung 0es uie6er9CbOdsaen Q6rpers rotbs
g9snol9 ll!i ntttt uno belt raial, grInDIidb unS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
The German Correspondent
CoAILr, WEEKLY AND SUNDAY,
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paper, without Daily or Weekly, 81 per annum
The Best and Cheapest German paper in she
Middle and Southern States.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04

@ bang bai, 3. 0e3ember.-gue Guanz
that l0miider WiIu5en ans Der Beriooe pom
Der 3egisrung oe5 &aiier5 8iberiuS bis gu
berisuigeu 2lureliau'S 1T in Der 8-o0r}
e danit, I'M SHnereH Gbma'8, aufgefuuoen
r,OrNpT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Der RirG1enffauOaI ttt Detroit,

Detroit, WiidJ., 3. 8ej.-&etae meites
reu 9}ubef0uHgeu TnO beute pegeu Oe8
Streite8 3niIhen BEN Diitgliebern Der bieii=
gen polniifen tatboIii6en @emeinbe mo
Oem 8ii9Oi SorgeB oorgeiaueu. 9ie Stride
iit geihl0iien, HHo fein 9otteaoieHft mur0e
abgebaIteH. &ater SOlafHsti, Der fritbere
@eiltlide Der @eneiuoe, ertbeilte ben iu Der
@emeinbe geb0rigen 6rauen DEN 3at6, tbre
SIH6er ans Der NIT Der STRIDE in SerbiHOuuq
f,ebenoen &lOfteridule 81 entfaueu, Uno Die
YIounen mareu bem5ufOlge ge3muugeu, 600
polHiidle &inoer Su entlGIeH. Sater 6ola-
iinsft l0Qte bCute in elmer llnterreoung, Die
gegen i'm erpObenen antlagen lauteten auf
lluterihleif BON Sirdengeloeru. @r babe
ieine Si!der einem 2ouofateH iiberantnortet
uno t0uue nit lei6ter Diube beweiieu, bag
er nit ben 6inauien Der @ameiuoe 9ldt5
81 tbun bate. 0tittIerrpeile eieH Smet De-
legaten na4 Som unterpeg8, nm bel Oem
Yapite gegen Die 0taBuabme Oe8 Su6ofa III
protetiren. SIM Sraueu, pelfe in Der ges
ftrigen idmdbltden Scene in Der STRIDE Die
6auptrollen ipteltsn, tpur6en beute uer1aftet
unO nm ie IS beItrait. 3uei oerielben be-
Sablten Die Strafe, uno Die iibrigeu bret
mQH0erteu alIf 80 5aqe iu'S @eiGHauib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04

Wou UGrlargg nun RaOWag's, uno ieba nab, %
ben Name ,,HaowaB" aui bcm YG1bgH iteg..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
germiid1teS.

9te beutige Steuereiunabme betru9 $337,.
100 unO Die 3Oueiunabme S549, ,18O.
BUR @inlGiung beifimmte gtational= 8auf,
NOteu i'm Setra9e BON $3.50, 900 liefeu beute
i'm Sbatamte ein.
superintendent Bell pom Bureau fir ben
ausldubif. BofbieHitj if naf 9tewpOrt.9tep8,
8a., gerelf, nm ben neuenBoItoienf 3mt6en
glepport. Stems uno 8raiilieH siu3uri4ten.
Die erite YOitienbuug ali Der 2iuie miro ON
nddfeu Samfa9 erfOlgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
6ulit &Ier0noer energi MISUNDERSTANDING
Der buIgaui9 rumelii9en lluiOH
enti6l0Iien.

G6berss Iber G6uia Sbi6au's GeTausemz
Wabme. - Spauiidlc Saitanoe. - Grerbte
Sronfbcitcn Der IuugeR &5niaiu. 8.s
rHdlte iiber gsCridW0rnuseR. - 5SrieocHs.
auterban0Iuagen auf GaOaaastar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Qa6wesea Der staristaae stieps.
Sin neutrality-suspicious. Ser camaOiid,sm
gleaierIua.

0t Il tr c @ !, ). 0e5ember.-OGr ,SotdrH
Oer0fientIdlt elnen fiuf Spolteu lauaeu 8s=
ridt bes Suiti3miuiite Sir AleranoerGumpz
bell an ben gebeimeH 8atb Der i'm Beientlls
den 9ii6tS 1T, ais Elm Seriud Ter canaois
ideu 0iegierung, Die 6iHri6tung Riel8 Ri
redtfsrtigen. 3uera miro 6arauf binQeme.
len, oaB ielbif bic gau5e r6miid) fatbolii4e
@eiflid)feit oes gtOromeitens ertldrt babe,
Die oer0ieHe feline Sgulpatbe. Sein OIo.
tiu mar eiufad pefuuidrer 9emiun fir iid
ielbft, uno er mar g8lllens, fir Elm paar Gauz
ienb Dollars Die 9tii6Iinge ieoeu 4u9eublit
i'm Gid Su lafeu. Dap er uidt irriinuia
mar, lei ebeuiaIls 5ur @euiigs fefgeiteat NOR
ben. Der &erid)t iGlieBt nit ben iolgenoeu
NOrten: DSdul6ig oe5 0Ohberratb8 gum
5tueten YtGle, bate er felHeu IulprutI mebr
aut Die gfad)itdt meld)e man gepobnter
gSelle pOIttIihen Serbredcrn 5u She'll ners
Den ldBt. &ber BARN liegt uitt Der abi3eu=
li6e Sbeil ieiHsS SerbrebeHs. 9tiemaHo
FELT in &bre0e, oaB er e8 mat, Der bic SUI
htanerl1mme oe8 gtOr0pefsn8 gum 4uFtln.
be brafte, uu0 oaB er Die birette llriahe mar
Der eutiesIiden glisoerneBeluug elmer 9lnz
Sob 8eriOneu, inter oenen aud) 3uei tatboz
Hide 0ItifOnare oI5 Sp1er nil0er 8arbarai
tallen muBten. 6ra9t ale Brieittr, ale
0tIiujNHYe Ueo IsuIUIpPFtHSt luet oct WLOrJer
1T Der Prteiter 6aiarO Uno 20mardano, uuo
ije mer0en Gue autpOren: 9(teI! @r alein
mar i'm Stan6e, Die Snoiantr gum giuiitano
III iiberreoeHt uno er 1T in eriter 0ielbe uuo
Baupfddlj6 uerantmortliD iiir Die 0tOr6,ba=
ten, meIte Der QuftanO i'm geiolge bate.
glun betradtet ieoe 8egierung, m9lbe 2R=
oianer III cCntrOIreH bat, Oa8 NufbtBeu Der
ielben fir elu Den SOB uerOieuen0eS Serbrez
der, penn es lit etu gegen ale 9eiete Der
Dienidlidfett geribtetCS 8erbrshsu, iAoem
bic 9riegsiibruHg Der Snolaner in eiHem
&ernidtung6frie9 obHe @naOe be1eBt, obne
@rbarmcn fir gpebrlOe, fir 6raueu uuo
8inOers GS 1T Oa8 iamerTte Serbrebeu ge-
gen Die @tOiliiati0H un0 fdut nid)t in Die
Rlaiie poliliider Neraehen.
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S6a6sef6dft pom s. s. 3stes
Rr. 145, saS=Sroaowas,

rcrIpritt unb oosIbfi feline gintduis mudlt in St;'
ftln, Shubsn &C. @ute nuo oauerbaf;e 8aers
rersaute td btiaer, als r9enb Semano IN Der Stoot
~S6neler BertauI unb teiHer BroFt" if meiTl
BrunbIQb, Sd hube ioeben EN-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04

GhnH felt elmer laugeH Reibe oou Sabren
bntte 6rau Bauer, Cir. 235, gOcuft. 5ulBe,
0leabiHg. Yeuui., pObHbaIt, an elmer grOBen
@ei4mulf uuler benz Arme geIItten. linz
idlGge nit pSt. Satobs Del" nareH BON
aHsge5eihneten GrfOlgeH begleitet, OeHH i4an
nod fEr5em @ebraude Uerllelnerte fh bic
@eidrpula bebeutenb uHo Die Sdmerssg lie.
Sen polfdnoig uah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
Rc,,c Reoier,,,,osoebauoe

Or. q. N. Bell, Der SdabumtS z4rditeft,
mel6et benz S6utamtsietretd in ietneul
Sabresberi6t, 6uB 9egenpdrtig 80 meme 0te'
gjerung89ebdu6e, 6eren Soften iidl BON ie
S25, 900 bis gu $4,000, 900 belaufer iOaen,
i'm Ban begrifieR Fn5. Sbre Soften ueroeH
f6 i'm @un5en auf $8,511 400 belaufeu, Hno
i'm 2aufe beS uergangeneH 6isfallahreS fno
s., ,433, 700 fir ienen 3ped ueraus9abt tDor'
ben. Ser Nrditett bei9pert iid1, oaB Der
@On9reB in ptelen 6allen Die SautOfeH Der
@ebduoe auf einen beitimntten 8etrag be.
i6rGnft, obne 81 tpiiien, mas erfOroerli9 tf,
uno baB Die Setrdge bdufig 10 gerin9 iinor
oaB e8 elbit bel Der Qnpenoung bes billtg=
fen MaterialS nidt m0glih 1T, Elm ben 8e,
oiirfniiien bes betrehenoeu Srtes entipre9eus
bes @ebdube berjufteIleu. dis lRtttel 5ur
AbbiiIfe i6IGSt Der Seri6t Dor, baB Der GOns
greb, ebe er Die @rridt1ug neuer @ebduoe
Qutoriftrt, etnen SofenIberi6laQ bon BEN
Sireau bes S9GBumts 2lrditetten erlangeu
iolle, bamit Die Serpilli9ung aui cine intel
Iisente @aunbla9e baiirt perOeu tDnue. Sin
iol6es SerfuhreH piirse nitt uur Die Arbeit
on ben @ebduoen befhleuuigeu, ionoerH aud
Der 6eQierlna piel @slo ipareu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04

QiUerpooG, 3. 9e3.. 1890 U2ittngs.
gaummolle: RitteliOrte SbarIdnOer 3I6;
Ditto. NepzSrIeaHs 57lt6.-9ie 9ert6uf,
betrugen 5000 8aleu, SpefulutiOn uuO AHS.
fubr 500, 3ufubr 5000.
QoH6on, 3. 9e5ember.-ger. Staaten.
Gbligationeu: 4-proj. 1878, Ditto. 44zproj
115g, DO. oerldn9erte 5-pro3. lO45.-4tIieu
&.z@.z28. 50, DO. ?. l3, @rie 26, 90. 3
91s, Hsp. 9OrtsGeutral 1881 Beuni. zGeHtra
Sc, Sus.. Central 141t, &eaoing liz, Cana
biun.Bacifc $751; Dierican 24tr ct. YaU
@ourOn 974.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-04
,entiae aaasmfefamasn on oer oRiee.

gonbOu, 3. 9esember. - 3mei Ula-
frozen Der Oon g8ilmingtou, 81. = s., uaH
gEolgof beIimmteH Oeutiden Barte o6tOez
Iio, melhe i'm britiideu &anal teHterte, iiuo
I'M ct. GeOrge's &anal in etnem Ssote auf-
9efun6en unO in 8eliait gelanOet uoroeu.
Sie berjdtcu, O0B itebeH Ritglieber Der
DtGnud1ait ertrauten.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-03
Very Peculiar Husbands.
[Atlanta Constitution.l


eyes, my husband is peculiar man about
some things remarked Mrs. Manages to her
caller Mrs. Pebley. 'He viii trust the
Judgment of any one, except in the matter
of bsefsteak. This, he declares, no one but
himself can select. Early every morning,
no matter how cold the weather may be- he
gets out Of bed before the fires are made and
goes down to the butchers. Many q time
have asked him why he did not bring the
meat as he comes home in the evening, but
he declares that meat should always be
selected at morning. Sometimes he cannot
find meat to suit him, and then he comes
home without any"
Gust for the world like my husband" re-
marked Mrs. Pebley. "The morning is never
too cold for him to go down town to see
about his beefsteak. 1 had no idea that any
other man was like him"
Following morning. Saloon adjoining
butcher shop:
''HelloI Mangos"
''Good morning, Peblsy. Right sharp
frost this morning"
Eyes, heavy. What are you going to
takeG"
Cocktail"
'fSame for me-"
''The other day." said Manages, "I took
two or three pretty stiff drinks and forgot
my meat. Told the old lady that couldn't
find any to suit me. Here's to you"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-03
THE NEW YEAR.
EOriginal.l

[OriginalI
Oh, Year, thou daughter Of the ages,
come,
We welcome thee upon thy pilgrimage,
And toss into thy bosom priceless gifts
To swell the measure of thy heritage.
And some will gather all their flowers of
love
To wreathe garland for thy royal head.
A necklace thou wilt wear Of diamond tears:
With blossom-dust of hopes thou wilt be
fed
And some will spill upon thy trailing robes
The priceless essence of their honor, white.
That to none other of thy sistsrhood
Had ever yielded up the smallest mite.
And some will place within thine outstretchsd
hand
Their genius, bartered for merry song.
And others gladly give to thee some pain
They've worn upon their waiting hearts
so long.
Thy father. Time, lives always; but thy
Soon wane. Thy fragile beauty cannot
last,
And thou wilt spend thy numbered hours on
earth,
Then join thy sisters in the voiceless past.
Thou art a nameless mystery TO all.
For every one thou hast different face;
To some, thine hours will bring a fateful
curse
To other hearts glory and grace.
Float warm thy breath, oh New Year, on
those lives
That bow before a newborn grief or care,
And paint, with thine own magic alchemy,
A golden lining to their cloud, Despair.
MEDoRA CLARK.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-03
A Sigh for the Frontier of Old.
rp;U N,ya


An old-timer once said to me: give about
decided, Bill, that the west is a matter of
history. When we cooked our grub over
sage bush fire we could get fat and hunt
Indians but now we I'LL our digesters with
the cold pizen and pewter of the canned
peach; we go to a big tavern and stick q
towel under our chin, and eat pie with a
fork, and heat up our carkisses with anti
crist coal. and what do we amount to?
Nuthini used to chase Indians all day,
and eat raw salt pork at night, bekuz das-
sent build a fire, and still felt better than
I do now with wad Of tin-can solder in my
stummich and q homesick feeling in my
weather beaten breast.
ono, we don't have the fun we used to.
We have more swarrees and sciatic and one
bloomin' thing and another of that kind, but
we don't get one snort of pure air and appe-
tite in a year. They're bringin' in the
blamed telephones now, and malaria and
aigue, old sledge and fun might as well skip
out. There amt no frontier any more. All
we've got left is the old trantler joose and
rheumatic Of '49.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-03
Aaron Burr's Retort,
LExchange.l


Aaron Burr was noted for being very
egotistic man, and an unbeliever In all the
doxies of the day. He attended church in
Albany, N. Y, with regularity, and
always made it a point not to come in
until services were commenced, it was
supposed for the sake of being noticed
when he walked down the aisle to his
seat in the first row from the pulpit The
church authorities asked the pastor to
publicly reprimand him, which he did in
the following manner: AS Burr was
walking down the aisle, the minister stop.
ped his discourse and said: "Sir, l will
appear at the judgment seat against you
Burr drew up his little figure, and in his
rich. bass voice said: Sir, in all my
legal practice l have considered that class
of criminals who turned states evidence
the most degraded and to be despised.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-03
For the Lime-KiIn CIuSb's Museum.


The keeper of the Sacred Relics reported
the receipt of the following valuable relics
during the past fortnight:
A small looking-glass said to have been
the property of John Quincy Adams, and
having his initials cut on the back. The
frame has hook at one end by which John
could hang it up in the wOodshed when he
dssired to shave.
A bust of De Soto carved from block Of
Eastwood by an Arkansas boy fourteen years
old. Any one who ever met De Soto would
recognize the bust at glance.
A tobacco box supposed to have been car
ried by Plato for many years. Its original
cost was as much as fifteen cents, proving
that the old man never minded the expense
when he wanted anything.
A small piece of marble supposed to have
been Clipped off the tomb of Herod. This
was passed around the hall and such men,
bers as had rheumatism licked the stone
and declared they felt better.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-03
Smoking in the Light.
fcincinnati oommercial Gazette.

ICincinnau OoHlIneIclaI UaZeIIeI
A Boston philosopher advances the the
DRY that smoking in the dark is pleasant
enough, if the smoker is serenely conf
dent as to where he splits, and doesn't in
hale hot clouds of smoke through his nose
when he breathes But he argues that
smoking in the light is preferred by all
lovers of the weed, on the same principle
that roast turkey is eaten with much more
gusto when we can feast our eyes on the
sight than if were to eat in the dark, or
with Our ewes shut ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-03
NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS ARE LIKE P1l
CRUST, EASILY BROKEN.
Intentions.
boston Posk.l

An old adage says, "Hen is paved with
good Intentions and it is the only place of
which we have ever heard that Generally,
paving Is done with the intention of cheat
ing the city.