davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19
HILO NEWS LETTER.
Personal Notes.-The Waimea Term-The
Rising Star in Art.

Personal Notes.-The Walmea Term-The
Rising Star in Art.
Hilo residents are glad to welcome
home Mrs. L. Severance from visit of
over year in America. Also Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Scott and child, of Wainaku,
from a visit to America and Canada.
Eighty cases were on the calendar
when the Court opened at Waimea. 1t
seems unfortunate that so many people
are compelled to stay any time at such
an out-Of-the-way place, where there are
such miserable places to eat and sleep,
ami so few of them. The Government
should send a portable hotel there.
Hilo has curiosity ia the person of a
blind young Hawaiian who blows an
immense reed whistle that sounds like
the whistle of the steamer Kinau. When
he finds out when the steamer will
arrive at HilO, he goes from door to door
and reports the hour of arrival.
Mr.. d. Howard Hitchcock leaves in
the Kinau to-day, 18th instant, for wider
fields. He intends to stay in Honolulu
six or eight weeks, if not longer, setting
up his studio there. He takes With him
a number of interesting studies and
several new pictures, showing widely
different phases of our island scenery
notably one of Kilauea by twilight, that
gives a full view of both mountains.
with the north banks and flow of the
crater, and the. sulphur banks to the
right-an exceedingly comprehensive
view. Another, of the historic Hawai-
haze at sunset, gives an impression of
peaceful quiet and brilliant, though sub
dued. coloring, which shows the spirit
of Mr.. Jules Tavernier's teaching and
the ambition and talent of our young
artist under his training. Besides these
he has on hand few unfinished pictures
Of woods and valleys hereabouts, and
quite number of island wood panels, in
which, must say, he excels in putting
bits of bright, tropical scenery on to a |
small surface. On his arrival at the
capital, he would be delighted to receive |
calls from all those who are favorable to |
art, and any person having capital will |
find capital way to dispose of it, and |
home talent j. A. M.
Hilo, November 10.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19
Bp autboritn.
School Notice.

The new Public Free School at kaulu-
wela, in this district, will be opened on
WEDNESDAY next, the 21st instant,
when pupils of both sexes, all nationalities'
and of any persuasion, may be registered
for attendance.
Mr.. C. HENRY WHITE, for several years
assistant Principal of the Royal School,
Ks behuna, has been appointed Principal
and Mrs. NJ. A. WOOD, for number OF
years a successful teacher of primary
grades in public and private schools in this
district, has been appointed Assistant
Teacher. The location of the school. for
health and comfort, is most excellent, and
in the charge of teachers of experience,
should not fail of large attendance.
BIZ order of the Board OF Education.
w. JAS. SMITH, Secretary.
Education Office, Nov, 10, 1888. 151-3t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19
The Pacific Gable.

Sir Julius Vogel, the ex Premier of
New Zealand, is working hard in London
for the Pacific cable. He is unfavorable
to the constructing of cable from Van
couver to the colonies when a much
shorter route could be obtained from a
point south of San Francisco. To talk
of carrying the line through Britisfrter-
ritOry solely was absurd, and would offer
special inducement for hostile power to
cut it in time of war. He doubts whether
capitalists could be found to carry out
the project, and believes his own scheme
would recommend itself in preference.
Reports credit Sir julius with having
under way huge financial scheme for
purchasing the present cable to Australia,
and constructing one from America.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19
Tenders Wanted.

The tenders for lntercepting bitches
Punchbowl Hill, being indefinite, tenders
are again called for the PunChbowl inter
cepting Ditch and also tenders for an in
1terceptlng Ditch at Makiki.
The bids required are as follows:
l. A lump sum for Section 1 of Punch
bowl Ditch.
2. A lump sum for Section 2 of Punch
bowl Ditch.
3. a lump sum for the MakiHi Ditch.
The Makiki Ditch includes masonry of
dam and accessories.
Sealed tenders for the above will be re-
ceived at the Interior Office until TUES
DAY, November 20, 1888, at Y O'Clock
noon.
Plans and specifications for the work
can be seen and all necessary Information
obtained upon application to the office of
the Superintendent of Public Works.
The Minister of the Interior does not
bind himself to accept the lowest or any
bid. l.. a. THURSTON,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, Nov. IA, 1883.
148-4t 15,17 1920
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19
HAWAII IN AUSTRALIA.
Represented at Two ExhibitiOns-NIeI-
bourne Centennial and Sydney WO-

Represented at Two ExhibitiOns-Me1-
bourne Centennial and Sydney WO-
mems.
Mr. H. II. Williams, Hawaiian Com
missioner to the Australian Centennial
Exhibition at Melbourne, has been heard
from. He has established a Hawaiian
court for the small exhibit from this
country, which attracts attention far
beyond the proportion of its size. Some
visitors are said to have been so pleased
with the representations OF civilized life
and activity here as to determine them
to 60 to Europe by way Of these Islands
instead OF the Suez route, as originally
intended. Mr.. Williams is more than
satisfied with the cordiality and gener-
osity oil his reception and treatment.
The Exhibition of Women's In
dustries and Centenary Fair was
opened at Prince Alfred Park, Sydney,
on October I'd. "The undertaking." a
Sydney paper says, owed its origin to
the determination of number OF ladies,
whose names are associated with many
good works, that an eXnlDltIOn OF some
kind should be held in the capital of the
mother colony in celebration of the Cen
tenary of Australia" Lord Darlington,
Governor of New South Wales, was ex-
pected to open the Exhibition, but he
considered it more appropriate that Lady
Darlington should perform the ceremony.
Among those mentioned as witnessing
the opening ceremonies was Mr.. E. 0.
Smith, Consul for Hawaii.
The Town and Country Journal, in
reporting the Women's Exhibition, men
tons in detail the contents of a large
show case near the centre of the hall,
containing siXty-seven catalogued articles
forwarded, through Mr.. Hoffnung, by
the King of the Hawaiian Islands. The
feather cape, bed quilt and pillow covers
are noted as 1.-The most striking articles"
and are described with much praise.
"The most surprising exhibit of all these
strange and peculiar things" the report
concludes, els a primitive telephone,
which invention has been in common
use in the Hawaiian Islands since 1906,
very much to the credit of this intelli-
gent race of people,"
1t is to be hoped that His Majesty's in
teresting exhibit will be added to the
small collection at Melbourne before the
close of that great Exposition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19
THE DAILY
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1888.

THE tramway people are making good
progress in laying their track, which
now extends nearly to Waikiki. The
presence of the rails, which are laid close
to the mauka side of the road, reduces
what was originally rather a narrow
driveway, to a strip altogether unsuited
to the large amount of travel which
passes over it. This, of course, is not
the case with the whole road from Pawaa
outward, but only with that portion OF it
hich runs through the fats and tule
marshes. Here, the road is not only
harrow, but being raised several feet
above the adjoining land, the result of
being run off the side would be particu-
larly unpleasant as we'll as dangerous.
As the laying of the track, and the &C
companying partial breakup of the face
of the road, will necessitate at least a
partial regarding and remaking of the
same, it would appear as though the
present was very favorable and con-
venlent time for making the proposed
improvement. 1t would certainly cost
less to do it now, while the other work
on the road is under way, than at some
future time
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19
The Baseball Expedition.

Outing" for November has an illus
trated article on the baseball expedition
to Australia. AT the head is picture
of the steamship Alameda, while three
groups of portraits appear in the body
the first comprising Messrs. Ward,
Lynch and Anson; the second, the
Chicago team, and the third, the All
America team. A vignette of Mr..
Spalding is inserted at the beginning of
the article. Judging by that of Mr..
Simpson, now in Honolulu, the portraits
are excellent ikenesses. The "plan of
campaign" given by Mr.. Lynch says he
would try to detain the Alameda's de-
parture from San Francisco from 2 to s
O'Clock on the 18th, /" so that we NAV
play our farewell game the day we
leave" 1t is to be hoped this part will
not be carried out, as it involves a risk
of not reaching Honolulu in time to PLAY.
The baseball match on Saturday was
only for practice and no score was kept.
Only a small number of spectators at
tended. Mr.. H. III. Simpson, of the ALI
America team, pitched on one side and
Mr.. Meek on the other. The former
showed himself a smart all-round PLAYER,
pitching a livelier if not more battling
game than the pitchers we are accus-
toned to. He often had three strikes
against batter before ball was called,
and it was noticeable that very few balls
were called before something decisive
was done: In watching the bases he
was lightning In glance and action.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19
Personal.
His Majesty returned to town by the

His Majesty returned to town by the
Kinau.
Mr.. Atkinson, Inspector of Schools,
has returned from his visit to Kauai.
! His Excellency G. w. Ashford, At
torney-General, will leave for the Wal
mea Circuit Court by the Likelike.
Mr.. d. Howard Hitchcock, the young
Hilo artist, arrived in town by the Kinau,
and will make himself known profession
ally to this community.
Hon. G. r. Bishop received a sharp
blow in the chest from wild thrown
ball at Makiki on Saturday. The ball
seemed to be seeking a shining mark, for
the rest of the group in which Mr. Bishop
stood consisted of Hon. w. F. Allen,
Rev. Principal Oleson and Vice Principal
Townsend, of Kamehameha School, and
Lieut.. Crawford of the U. S. S. Alert.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

A letter from Norfolk Island dated
October 9Th, to the Auckland Herald,
reports whaling there progressing very
satisfactorily. Ten whales had been
captured, and good season is antici-
pated, as the whales are plentiful and
show good chances. The American
whaler Niger and the Petrol are the only
vessels named except passing merchant
men and warships.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
@erEnfspernanoIllnne.,.

Staot< y eri4 t. Scr &t4ter Sten=
art.) @uf Der 0iegiigan0e iar beute: 5Ag6=
6e1 G2geu Die Baitm0re'Sb btOz @tIenbabH=
Gompagnie; :" nitft been0at.
Superior 9 ert4t. - (Sor Sbars
tidter Sromu.) Die @elduCreneu ittr sie
tAntten 0ret g8oaen Oes Eermins au8leloof.
- S. 8. Ebiemsper & Comp. gegen s. g.
Satobs, grfenutuIB 81 @anfen Der Riger
anf S687. - guf Der 0iegifranoe fir a:uta !:
ole 9tummern Ais, All uuo SOL.
@rtmiuaIs 9ertdt. - (Sor Ridlter
4beIps.) Die &si9woreueu fir ole ua3ii3u
lnnften BOdsu bes Sauuar Germius wur5eu
1ereI6igt. - Nuf Der 8egifrnaoe fir beuie:
SaS. ytcSinIep, 4Ieranoer 8borutOn, Gfer
8eeo (Reger), 8enlamiu~ Smitb (9ieglr),
aug. 4. 8ereforb, SOiua gemmon (JtegeC),
gfeiton SClp, SoIu GEeuslaser, Uslrg 9ltz
@attrab mc9en 8iebfabIs; Il. I. n.
Us ali eng er d t. (9or ben 9ft9t.rr
EtHoiap, @aHs uu0 Ssufiu6.) Suoeular etn=
Fere!dt III BEN ytadInbfllle ben 3a!b. Is.
Jfatter. - Sormuub3aftsberAt eiuaereid3t
rro 9euetuigt in oem Saas BON 9{oIa j..
9!u9eut.- -S5erDaltuussberidt geuehmtat in
oen yta9laSidler ncn Sob u. starter uno
Sob. u. gBoob. - Der yia4laB pou So5a=
icH q. @r0Eer IoIt Seflm2nt al @iartba
9 @roHer unb Sch. s.. Djetria; uuo osr
0eH Sanna y. GriiR8feloer az Samuel gI
9ia1er iibertruQeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
glein.Mnrfer VIC hrsH,fe,..

gfeD 0orf, 2. Ipril. - Die Boli8eibea
rtd3te Der |; sten paar Gage mel6el cine mn
gen0bnlid gro6e Nnsabl ton Gerbre6eu=
Sin Staiiener, yiaue1S @aauuinO CAN'T,
wurse heute friib Dor Sasesapbru9 ais get
de In ieIu,m 3tnner In benz &easmeutbauie
Nr. 215, @lotiogeftraEe, aufsgfunoeu. D, st
Ufeferfide in ieiuer 91ldie bepieieu, 6aB
er zines gemaltiameu Sooes gefOr5en mar.
- Carrie Seiue, Al <Sabre alt, plrbe mn
36 ubr beute iriih beiDubtlOs aGf Dem Gfla>
fer bes $3ofes binter SIR. 166, Sf 3. StraBe,
9efunber. S5r S5Goel mar entUeoer our5
einen Sturs ooer eiuen 5dlag gebro9su.
gle tDur6e in has :, Selleoite 9oipitaI" sea
bradt, mo- iie sur 3eit i'm Sterbeu liegt.
- Gin Ra1rueier mar bic Naffe, nit
pel6er Batrid cunningham gegen llbc
heute friib in Dem Senemeuthaue yfr. 212,
g8eff'27. Strase, bem 2eben ieiuer Srau elm
GuSe madte. Der 0fauu, peldler biebi1
betrunisu mar, burdi9uitt Der lln8liifliaen
bic grobe SdIasaber ON 6alie. Sie Srau
lief in bas 3immer elmer Na6barsfamilie,
tro ite toet nieberffiir3te. Das @hepaar mar
lett 20 Sabren oerheiratbet unb binteridst
ieGS Sinoer.
Sm pS1er anb Eerrniuer=" "@eri6t iolls
ten beute argurusnte su @unfteu elmer Ser
le9nr9 eee Pro3sites ge9eu Satob Sbarp
nod einem anberen Spuutp uernommen rperz
ben, allein Sharp' sGnp1lte erflGrten, iie
bdtten anIdBlib Der &ranfbeit hires &lienteu
nidt nit bemielben conferiren f6nnen uuo
ieien baher auf feline Irsumente oorbereitet.
0lidter Batterion ueri9Ob ben Sal bis NOR
gen unb niro nittierpeile ben angetIa9teu
our6 spei Qer,te unteriuhen laifen.
- SaS. u. Stanpoob, Elm Weffe Sames
8. gIaine's, tpelher ais @lert i'm 8efuabiz
runss. iireau bes Sdasamts ansefellt mar,
rpurbe beute eutloiien. 9rei anoere guaez
ffeute bes s5ouamtes erbeIten bsute ibreu Ib=
l6ieb.
- 9as @eriidt ift i'm llmlaufe, bag Diz
firiftsnnpalt SelloDs nit eiusm Der naa Ga
uaba bnrhsebranntsn ygooole aldermen"
unterbanbeIt, nm ihu oils StaatsSeuaen I'M
BrrStEe gesen Sufob Sbarp 3u genluneu.
!Sr. SellODs peigert fid, udhere Wtittbei!uuz
aen iibsr bae 9e1iid1t ;u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
nsr @eit aur,sm if bic rsnnmrirte

Carriage and Toy-Company of Baltl-
more" BON ibrem alien Blaee, Rr. 223,
8ef. 6apettefruBe, mad oeu ueueu, melt &C.
rdunligeren 9otaIe SCI 215, g8 ef 3 a +
reRraBe, nit benz eiretten 9urd>
gang nod Nr. 200 uno POP, gB E fsS e r
man ftr s e, iibsrsefebelt. Die 6irma, be-
ftebeuo aus ben %. 9eor9 S. Bre9tel ais
Brdfbentue, Serl pilgenbers ais Sicez Britz
benten, 60. u. Brior als Setretir, Seiuri1
&oiden OILS Shasmeifter un6 s.. &rdmer
ale gupertutenOeuien, erifirt lett oem Sabre
1879 unb beFebt ans lauter frebiameu uuO
anseiebeneH oeuti4en Dtitbiirseru. Sbre gss
mn6teH Iortihrttte uno bic rapipe Ausoeb.
uun9 bes @eiddites lieBen oas frii9ere gOtal
ole Al iIein eri1einen, baber Der umIu9 mad
eiuem sE0Bereu uotbpeuoia DurOe. Sbre 6as
brifate gebeu fiber ale 9taaten Der Union
uuO seiduen ii6 ourf bduerhafte uuo eles
sante Arbeit, ME our9 Btlligfeit uortbeils
bait aus. glan Fuoat baielbf bas sr0Bte
uno rst9hnltisfte 3agsS Don atuberfu f.
den IN alien @r0Beu uuo Breiien, gez
ihmodpoa ausffaiRrt uuo IN ben mauuigfala
tighten fSnrbeu uno Stofen. aud auf Be
heuuus rperoeu ioIde semaGt, obue oaB man
sinen Gent msbr be5ablen mus. GbeniO per'
ben ole 8epuratarstl prompt uu0 biuia aus
geiiibIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
Stebmdrtte.

ct. 2ouis, 2. april. - 8iubpieb: 3u.
fubr 1900, Serienbuns 400. Breiie pariir,
ten spiIheu 1920 nnb S5.4O. - Shueine {:
i3uinbr 1000, Serienouua 1900; Yreiie uaris
irten stpiiden $5.2U un6 $5 50.-Sdaafe
i3ufubr 470O, Serlenbuns 27OO; Yreiie pari.
irten spiiden $500 unb Sc 90.
9bicaso, 2. April. - 8iuboteb: gu.
fubr 5000. Serieubuns 5000; Yretie bari.
,rten ,piihen $3.50 uno Ghneine !:
i3ufubr 5000, Serienbuus 1000; Brstie
6ariirten 3miiheu $3.45 uno $3.50. -
S6aafe: 5ufubr 5000, Serieuouns 1000;
Breiie parilrten suiiGen $500 unb $3.50.
f.@ibertp, Benni., 2. 4pril. -
8inbpieb: 3nfubr $50. Serienbnng 2O9;
Ereiie pariirteu 3pifGeu s. unb s.
S6peine: 3ufubr $500, Seriencuua 5000;
$reiie poriirteu suii6en $4.75 unb $5.S5
= Sdaafs i3uiubr 5000. Serieuouus
2Sc0; Preiie partition 3ptiden $-uub
gSefs fsBhiIab'eIpbia, 2. april.-
8inbpieh: Sufubr 2400; Brima 5i-54. quite
Ssh. mittlere 4i-4a, ssmDbnlide 3&-44
Sdaafe: 3nfubr 5000; Brima Ia, gut!
6t-6a, nittlere ST st, aep6anli6s 4-5;
eGmmer: Ala. Sdmsiue: 3ufubr 500,
8srtdufe 3u Ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
Gnrn isttA lS.hoSEn

Nierre, Guf., 2. aprtl. = Ser Qda6iar
Hobb fuu1 llr3tit ban 6ort Bennett bier al
uno brcGte Die erfe authentiI1e Ra1rid.
Iter BE fctt9efuuosne 6eiratb bon SRI &oga
6Clope nit bem Snbiauer Gbasfa Camp
Ecu. 3is Srauuns muroe ON %. Mdr3 su
Stuif GirSez&anp ourd) Bator 6auoIort5
rod BEN 8ius Der biid0fltfsn STRIDE polz
;o9en. 8tsielbe bGtte i9ou iriibsr ffattftuz
Ten iolen, bod hefiuno Der @eifli1e auf
tem Oreimaliseu anfgsbut. SRI. 5elops
fiberreidte ibrem SrGutigam einsn Sting nit
Der SuiGrift: y@ora an @basta." Der Grau=
uug foIgte csr iiblide, bic game HadIt p6b-
rsnbe San5. tporurf fidl bas luuse Baar in
ieine gScbnung be9ab. Srau Campbell piro
fortfahrRn, Gdlulunterridli All ertheiIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
9ret @eaer erFod,ett. .

Cincinnati, 2. IpriI.-Batrid Sus5es,
Gaue 9nInsber uGo Sos. StOdep, bret gtsz
ger, purbeu bsute AbeHo gu Qima, O., in
eirsr 6auferet nit 3uei anoereR Ne9eru,
gfomenS 9aue @rom0er uno Wu1. @oins,
erffc6eu. Die N0rber murben Serbaftet
uno mubteu BON Der Bet6rbe oerborgeu ruer%
ben, nm bic Seu0IferuHs BON eiaem 2guds
neriilte Qbinhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03

''Dr. Wibor's Pure Cod Liver Oil and
Phosphates" betIt Sufieu, 9apiubiudt,
@1tGltunseu, Afihma, Bronditis. Die sroBe
geliebtbeit bieies 3uuerldifsen unb utrtia'
men Brdparats iff ein3ia unO aGeiu oem ihm
inuepobnenpen gSertbe 3uSuiareiben. Sir
bic 9eiIuns bon Suaeu. @rtGItunseu, Nth
mo, Sronditis. aeuhbufen, ifropbuI0ien
SliiiIsn unb alleu i6nineiidtigeu gri4ei'
nuueen sibt es nidts 3. Keres, peuu iiber'
baupt etrpas @leibuerthises. 9aBt ytiemaus
BEN bic erfien 0n3eiGsn BON Srantbeit Der.
uadblGlfieeu, .rpenu Elm Rittel ;u 9sbots
fieht, bas ollie 2eihen Der Bruft, 9un9s
ober oss SaIiss bsileu nirb. 9ergeheui
ouein bon 4. g. @iibor, @hemifer
Bpffcn. Bel alien 9rosuifisn su babeu.
(71,3,5,7,9,SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
Gin Ianaptertaer Yroses.

@aIpei o n, Ser., 2. Npril.-Oer BRO
3eB iber ben BeFs Der 10000 4der umfai.
ieuoen nub auf $2,Ooo.O 900 seidbdsteu 9dubes
reien bel @aeo in oieiem Staat puroe beute
enbli9 entidieben. nahoem berielbe 40 Sabre
lang geihtpebt hattie. Das 9eridt suti6ieo.
baB has aufsebdufte enOrme BeweismateriaI
nitt sulaifs lei, rporauf bic Surb III @uu=
fen bes ietiseu Beiisers uuo seseu bic Ga
Seaa'fden @rben eutlhieo, pelde betaup-
ten, ibre @isentbumsredte auf oirette Belehs
nnng burd, bic S0uise BON Spanieu suriid'
fiibren su f0uueu. Der Sau ptro iest Dor
bas Staats- Sbergeriht unb oauu Dor oas
Sberseridt Der Ser. Staateu sebra6t perz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
Ser 8eIoutarft.

Nep gurt, 2. apvil. - SOlseutes
finb Die S9luBnottrnugen: @eIb Offuete Su
2-6 unb i4loB 3u Bro3ent. - Sterltn9'
@e6iel $4.S54 -$4.86 auf 60 Gage urb
$4.874-4.88 anf Sidt. - 8uubes.Sbltga.
tioneu: 4 prog. 125, 44,pro3. 1861, g.
prog. -. 4ftien: Ibams' @rpreB 1856. Gent
aIsPacific 27, @beinreafe SbiO II, @ris
224, eitto grior. 81, Suinois, Central 114.,
90fesSbore 85b, giepsSeriep Central TAT,
Gortb Wefieru 103. otho Brior. 1876,
Stem gort Central 1929, .Dhifiifppi
185, bittu Brior. 80, Bittsburs 156, 8eaO'
ing 524, ct. Baul 67g, Ditto BriOr. 1881,
gSefternsl Union II,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
Ser EenerS6mc.t.

gbiIa6eIpbia, 2. &prll. - 8dbreuo
eiue8 beute GbenO in Sas. .. Boolep's Ni0z
belmngasiu, Nr. 122, g8alnutfraBe, ansge>
brchenen 5euers puroe Der 96i9maun 5elir
GonuelIp bur6 einen StHr5 BON elmer 2eiter
get6otet, unb mebrere aubere Otitslie6er Der
Teueruebr erlitten Serlesuuaen. Der pefu=
H;Sra 6S6nhPu hetrIaf SIO o0O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
q, eittt.,, ssotsl erSd1oSTel, q.

Ri6monb, So, 2. aprtl. - DaotO
@laB, elm idparser Nufuarter, rpur6e beute
AbenO i'm ySt. @bartes 6Otei" BON gBiltam
@obitn, bem @siddftsfiibrer oesSOtels, bur4
mebrere Yifolenihiifie getOotst. @obieg bate
benz Neser tpeseu 8flidt1eriGumHts eiaeu
Sernsis ertbeilt, uno 8laB i4Iu9 tbu bes=
baIb nit einem Stnble, porauf Der Sei9aitez
fithrfr INN RphnIh7r nrfff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
GntIarvte Spiettnatiatt,ne,,.
Scr getfsbr etnts aberneiduasntsa Gbt4
eaaoers nit Osts "@stfe0 BON alaauIt
seq

Gcr getfebr e1nts abcrnefduasptea Gbt4
eaaoerS nit oetis ntSsife" pur atuauIt
SpieS.
Chicago, Sll8, .. GbriI. - 3net ols
GpirttuaIifinHen beiauEte SdpeRern, Rlz
mems Bangs, beren ySeaucen0 in fsi,ter.r
3eit oiel Nuheben errs9tea, purSeu ueferr
inter Der 9ntlage, eine 5fientlid1e llnterbal.
ting cbHe gicen5 beirieben uuS @eIb inter
faliGeu Soripiege,uEaen erlauat Al boben,
Oerbeftet nn0 einse Iperrt. Die Frnueu,irrrI
m,r fin0 jung ur0 bitbl6 unS erflGrer' fe
ieieu ooH ibrer &iuobeit anf i'm .spiritraIi.
fieu=@eihGft" geDeIen. Sn let,terer 9sit
fpur6su lis buI6 tta 5Grulen s. S,frny4,g.
eines reiteu bleftlen YbOtOgrupben, erff re5t
bor ete Defsntl'Gislt 8abrc3t. 3ieier Ses
fren NOR etH laT9la9riger SSreunb ee8 Inurs
sjlfiaH AHqu't SfiiS Hno 6,barptete ieit oe8
gttteren 5jltri4un8 hGnftg, baB er bur 3
&ermitieIurg Der @eianiiter 8auqs. beren
uSenrcen" er r8elmabt9 beimobNte, NIT
Spies IN GerttF geleBt iD0rbea iei. Gr
huroe i6!ilflIdj tarlioer perritdt unO muste
bor elner SSoole u etue SrranaHfalt 9ebrad)t
UerbCu. 2. s. SrefHn aus GueIeuoob, elm
anberCr Spirttnll!it, ertiirte isttSem ot.
@dmefera fiir &e ri'gerialtn, unb aufiein.
Seranlafinrg mIl0e bean eiu @steimSolisifi
1T Oh. SeaACtA" 6EiHttit Gtl ben S1tcllz
bel waa1ogy3 bloi 81 fsaen. @efitrn Qbarb
paren 8reinn, r.r 9ebeinpolisiit uub Elm
antergr FoIi3ifi ii StoI! bel eiuer ioiden Sorz
feEurg aureieret n TeI&sr reri6ieoeue
y&eifer0 rem HubIifam u0resIlihr. purOeu.
SIS gcrabe else yruifii9e GriH3ei|iu," In 10.
uiaiiae &enSa&g gclisioeF, ouf Der Bibue
cIlGjen, iprGag Iretnq aui eti qeaebenes
&t9rai bin aHt 2eH 9bp4t" 3u nHo faBte i'm.
Ga6 GeiP,Eff, ps!dles ubrtgsa5 befttgen g8i.
ttifaab ieiltee, 5npErpte l4 ol3 Dta1
Gangs nno mEoe oGraui roa cen Po(iSiiien
fsfaenommsu. @ts Sa:1eI!efa, ibre Qlulter
uro mebraye 0G anp4caeee mGnaltden 2vs
idnuer m.6!auItttt'i, tie St6rcr te8 Ger
aaiigere biuaM IL nh fen, uHb Fauben erft,
0is cie Bol'3titp! ,tre Reboip;r sogeu, pom
gEisetE9a9e ah &ieSGDsitern isbsn isgt
eircm Sgrt5r e,tgtgel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-03
Sdmprrbotoett, Niteli. Etfie (5iiiu=
reu) II. r. 10. fttrtrf.

Ohne Reiier; obne Ridtebr bes esiSens.
9ieferensen: Sunberte pon Baltimorern. tueIte BON
9r. CHARLES 8. 9hompSou. SIR. 5l2. Roro=
gutamffraEe, se6eitt mproeu. (W6rs26, ,12Rtef)