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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-09
CIRCUIT JUDGE AT CHAN

y BERS; Third judicial Circuit,-HD P-a1,oi,
Estate of W. X. KAAINONT Al loodte-
Ty Un reading ddG and filing The petition of r. A.
haainOni * deceased. late of Uan,o ~ m n
wall wan showing that the personal property i
lnsnlnclent to pay the first debts of ne esTste
am sa d praying thIt authority may be given him to
shaii De necessary to pay the debts. %
II. II IS ordered, that KuOkala Ck.) supnosa5
near 10 the estate the next of kin, and ait per
az tteLes'eu III the said estate, appear before
1 n9ssmak AZ IA Hawaii, on SATURDAY, july a0fb
1857 at ~ o'clock A NJ, then and there ~ sbo1,
cause aia II any there be, why such order for the
Dated June 10, 1889. W 'I4hted'
1216-4t l. AT-STI>- C.-
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nrr.EvEEr or FoREIaN ArrAIEs

aA4NA A. It bishAAf-N Ar AXIS
Best known 10 all whom it may concern,
-zt 7. a. SCHAEFER, ESQ, having this
day presented TO this Department his Com
mission from His Excellency JoseM anuel
Ealuacela. President Of the Republic Of
lLiE. which is found 10 be in due form he
the sad T. A. Schaeser, Esq, is hereby
acknowledged, by order OF His Majesty, as
Consul 5or the Republic OF Chilli in Homo
-l-a and adj his official acts, as such, are
ordered so receive full faith and credit by
the authorities of this Government.
Given under my hand and the Seal
-ot the Foreign Office at Homo
Lulu this First Day OF July, \.
-- u. lssg IONA. AUSTIN,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
2-3t l21s-It
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The June number OF "Handicraft'' is
received, and it contains a well-writteu
article upon education in this kingdom
and also several interesting paragraphs
OF news connected with the Kameha-
meha school. As a sample OF local re-
porting in its columns, we extract the
following: "a restaurant keeper at the
corner OF Liliha and King streets has the
enticing name Of Kun Yin. Another,
near the bridge, named Kun Long, is a
trife blunter in his hospitality"
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Ctoal advertisements.
CUPREME COURT OLE TILE

NOI hI4-uII OUU NJ UF NH II
~ Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate. In the
matter OF -he Estate OF D. P. EAEHAE Ck)' Of
Luluku, kaneohe, KOolaupoSO, Oahu, deceased
interstate.
On reading and filing the petition of II q
Polikapa Of Honolulu, Oahu, alleging that D.
Haehae OF Luluku. Ksneohe Kooiaupoko Oab1
died intcstate at said Luluku on the 10Th Say
OF october, \. d. 1897. aud praying that Letters
OF Administration Issue 20 him
II Is ordered that SATURDAY, the 9th dav
OF July, \. d. 1889, be and hereby is appointed
for nearing said petition before the said Justice
IN the Court Room of this Court, at HonOIuIu
al which time and place all persons concerned
may appear and show cause, il any they haze
why said petition should not be granted
Dated Honolulu, II. l., July ). A. D. 1889.
l2le-3t J. II. REST. Deputy Clerk.
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r.Errex OFFICE. July !. lssa.

This day had audience OF the King:
"a -ahaeie-, Esq, TO present his Com
mission from HIS EzcelIency Jose Manuel
Ba-maceda. President Of the Republic OF
chin. Is Consul for Chill at Honolulu.
(Which audience Mr.. Schaefer was in
PRODUCED boy His Ezcellency Hon. iona.
Austin. his Majesty Minister OF Foreign
Affairs
HIS Majesty was attended on this occa-
son ay dis ExceIlency Hon. iona. Austin
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and James w.
Robertson. Esq. His Maiesty's Vice, and
Acting Chamberlain. . l27S-It
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How They Stand

Following is the standing OF the clubs
in the Hawaiian Baseball League up to
date, including last Saturdays game.
The game between the Honolulus and
Stars on the Fourth Of July not having
been settled as yet:
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Government Land Sales.

The following was the result OF the
Government land sales on Wednesday
Piece of grazing land at Kalihi leased
for SIG per annum.
Lease OF land at Kamaoloali $40 per
annum.
The Wilson premises and allotment,
situated on the Esplanade, were bought
by ]. 4. Hopper Tor the upset price
100.
Nine pieces OF land at Kamaole, Kuia,
Maui, aggregated S, S32 90
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y LII CIRCUIT CoURr OF

y IHE CIRCUIT COURT or
u = the Third Judicial Circuit Of the TIa,vo;ta-
waiian Islands, King: VI N0u' OF the ha-
:; - M l siarshaI of the Kingdom. or his r,...
Al Wy tne Ihlfu judicial Circuft-Greeting. Pu'J
,C,tV Vu ~ hereDy commanded 10 sur1r166r .c,,-.
snsy,a. Ji.8Hdht' In case he shall file written
of 70 WITHIN twenty days after service tbere-
Cont n, +S aliI appear before the said Circnit
the co,,- ne pay Term thereof to be holden a.
the TsI",d NOON OF the Court House az HiIo in
10. es NJ OF Hawaii, on TUESDGV - ~ -.
ua5 vi May next, at O'Clock ~ ene t ~
Siuse WY the claim Of KAAEW In - ar sI I.
tha should not be awarded her lrre,,, y" ~
re- s' .t OI annexed petition. And bove ,o,o
proceedings thereon. ia return Ol your
"ltness, Hon a. FRANCIS JUDD.
ISL Shlei Justice OF our Supreme
- - Cont, at Hilo, this I'D dav of
February, A. D. 1889.
DANIEL PORTER.
d;ll;z Clerk Of Circuit Court.
,,i, GiIi'i?ent search having been made ON tho
mas left the Kingdom. iounu Is ne
and hereby return this suumons mot sa-,..s
Too-.t< J. II. SOPER. Marshal
/ certify that the foregoing is a trne CON- ,r
tAe summons in said cause and the ry ~
me aarshal thereon And that said ce-,-+ -
tue NAY Term, 1889 ordered thar the cose stond
continued until next November Term T,irneo
~ ~ anu mat an attested CODY of said sum
mons De published as required BY Law.
witness my hand and seal OF said
Sourt at Hilo. this 18th day Of
1s-,r. May. A. ID. 1889
iA''-0' DANIEL PORTER, Clerk.
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Mrs Mackay has sued the Man
chester Examiner and the London
Echo for libel, because of publishing
a story about her mother being a
WasherMoman.
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In the Matter of the Application of
the Grove Ranch Plantation Com
pauy for DisiEcoporatiOn.
-------"- e n LIIIJIIl1 J UNI
1877 2-3t

OFFICE OF -EE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR.
HeNoLULU, July 1, 1889.
.yza-z-s she Grove Ranch Plantation
Company has in conformity with the stat
z-= 5n tHat 3eaaIf presented to the under
s--a5 and tie undersigned has entered of
record IL tie Office Of the department of the
interior tie petition Of the said Grove
Ranch Plantation Company to be disincor-
1ra.sd and dissolved and a certificate set
sag forth THAI at meeting of its stock
holders called for that purpose it was
5sciJe5 By three-fourths vote thereof to
dissolve AID disincorporate the said Corpor-
alton nov therefore.
Notice Is hereby given TO any and all
persous having any claims against the said
Corporation interested in any manner what
soerer IL tie said Corporation, that objec-
1i08s 10 the granting Of the said petition
nast be fled in the Office of the under
signed on OF before the third day of
September, 1889; and that any person or
persons desiring 70 be heard thereon must
be n attendance at the office of the under
signed in Aliiolani Hale. Honolulu, at 10
o'clock A. Il. Of that day, and show cause
Elv sid petition should not be granted.
/. A. THURSTON,
ls Minister of the Interior.
KANOkUNUI has this day been ape
pointed an Agent to perform the Marriage
Ceremony for the Distric: of Hanalei, Island
sf Kauai.
/. a. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior OHoe. June %, 1889. 1277-3t
III {. ". FULLER has this day been
appointed a member Of the Road Board of
Eau. Hawaii, vice Peter Lee, resigned. The
Board now consists Of
Ed SMITH. Chairman;
Hugh Center,
Z. ". Fuller.
L. 4. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior
Interior Office. June &c. 1889. 127r3t
EIE ANDREW cox has this day been
appointed member of the Road Board of |
Waialua- Oahu, vice JAS. Gay resigned.
The Board now consists of:
L. HALsrEAD, Chairman;
". a. Buick,
Andrew Cox.
/. A. THURST0N,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, June 10. 1889. 1861
JONAH NAKILA, JR, has this day been
appointed an Agent to Grant Marriage
Licenses for the District of Hama, Island
q Maui.
1. 4. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Once, June IS, 1889. 1861
Sale Of Government Lots at KuIaoIa
hua, Honolulu.
On THURSDAY. July Il, 1859, at u ,
O'Clock noon At the front entrance of
Aliiolani Hale viii be sold at Public Auc-
.5on. Lots on the block bounded by Bere- I
---,-~ No-nr and Eaeaunool-, st-ao+s Z
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Dn -1utIlorIt0
rn-cI-n once Notice.

FoEEIGN OFFICE q
H0s1LuLr. II. l.. June %, 1889. (
QElc5a- notice having been received that
T. A. >CHAEFEE. ESQ.
mas resumed exercise OF his functions as
Consul 5a= Italy "a Honolulu, all persons
are hereby required 20 give full faith and
1-el- Co al official acts of the said 7. 4.
>elze.e-. ESQ. as sUch Consul as aforesaid.
JONA. AUSTIN,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
--5t I27S-lt
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Notice to Personal Taxpayers.
The undersigned Assessors and Collec-
tors OF Taxes for the General Taxation
Divisions of the Kingdom, would respect
fully call the attention OF Taxpayers to
the new Laws in regard to the payment OF
Personal Taxes, Section 5sA, Chapter GS
of the Session Laws of A. D. 1855:
An personal taxes shall be due and
payable on and after the first day Of July
OF each year, and may be collected by the
proper officers at any time after that date. "
c. A. BROWN,
Assessor x Collector of Taxes LIST Division.
H. G. TREADWAY,
Assessor & Collector of Taxes ID Division.
Il. c. AUSTIN,
Assessor & Collector OF Taxes 80 Division.
J. L. FARLEY,
Assessor d Collector OF Taxes 4th Division
l36 1274-1m
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kuiaokahua, subject to 10 feet being taken
off for widening OF Be-etania street.
Upset price 500 each Lot.
The terms and conditions OF sale will be
cash or, at the option of the purchaser,
one-iourth cash and the remainder in
equal instalments payable in one, two and
three years, with interest payable semi
annually at the rate OF Seven per cent. per
aanum.
Other conditions can be ascertained at
the Land Office
I. 4. THURSTON.
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, June 8 1889.
134junG sjuIl,3.5,S 1274-jun11iul9
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4)awatianQ5azette

EST MODUs IN REBUs.
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Sale Of Government Lots at KuIaol1a
hua, Honolulu.

On THURSDAY, July II, 1859, at u
O'Clock noon At the front entrance of
Aliiolani Hale viii be sold at Public Auc-
non. Lots on the block bounded by Bere-
1zaia, Young and Reeaumoku streets,
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JONAH NAKILA, j., has this day beer
appointed an Agent to Grant Marriage
Licenses for the District Of Hama, Island
q Maui.
/ 4. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Once. June IS. 1889. 1861
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Minister of the Interior

EANOkUNUI has this day been ape
pointed an Agent TO perform the Marriage
Ceremony for the Distric: of Hanalei, Island
sfEEuai.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
1873 e. 1875 w. =. Str, Z @fen, ct. 20

ben fonnte. Ser bo6w'1te Serr 8iz
i6of &aber mirb bielelbe peri6nli9
poI5ieben. Die Stride entbdlt jebt
ni9t peni9er benn 900 Sibpldbe.
Sa1s Der @rtras Der Stublrente int
Der neren Stride ben @ri~partunsen
entipri9t, ioQ nit benz 1. Sec. Die
8farri6u1e Der @emeinbe in
cine freie S9ule Gin pel6er fein
S6ul9elb erbpben pirb) oerpanbelt
uerben Sr. Gbas. Suosz
itoel lit gum Seeliorser Der Sc
metnbe 8 omaam t ernannt un6
miro BON bort aus audi Die Wiiiioz
men 8arriib, Sarrilon unb MinOc<
qua perleben, mo es nod feine&irden
sibt.
Milwanfee, @is.-Im 20. Npp.
miro Der bo9w'ite Serr gr5bii6of
SeiB in gaBptlle bic 11eue &irs
If e einueiben unb bic IF. s M
II II g ipenben. SIM nd6iten Wuuat
iOllen 81 Scpnompm 0 Die neue
ct. Sieronpmusz Stride unb in@ a u
Die prd6tise neue Stride
eingemeibt mer6en.
Marauette, Mi6. - 3u &eb
Safet purbe am pprl. Spntag=
Morsen bic nere Ilppent19e 6 ~ {,
NIT oeren 8au pur tpenisen @p6en
be9onnen morben mar, BON einem
itarfen 8inoe m sepebt. Ser
S6aoen ioa ii6 auf $4,000 belauz
fen.
Gbitagp, SG.-9er bp6m. Serr
gr5bil6of Seeban bat in einem Sir
tenbrief BEN @iprbaro Bruno
SCANDAL perurtbeilt unO an9eprbnet,
baB in alien &ir6en Der gr5zSi65ele
Chicago am s., 8. unb 10. Ntpp. cine
Inba6t na6 Der Meinuns bes IF.
Saters ab9ebalten uerbe. --So6w.
Qr. Au9. 2DltDn n, DER er1te f1r=
bi9e fatb. Grieiter Der Ser. Staater
unb felt einisen Sabren Seeli6rser
Der fatb. ct. SOiepb's @emeinoe fir
Sarbise in Quincy, ST., lit na9
gbicaso iiberIieoelt, tpp er BON nun
ab als Seelior9er tbdtis iein wiro.
Buffalo, 81. g.-SO6u. ST. Gr>
ton Ibolt 5ulett Seellorger Der
beuti6en fatb. @emeinbe in Samburs,
bat ben gntl6luB sefaBt, feline flint
ti9en 2ebenstage bel ben Trapptlten
5u Marian Sill in Sibufrifa gu uer<
brin9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

cages ben arr,en Sarmern ben Gar.
aus MAIDEN; benn bieIelben baben
feline 8armber5isfeit; bic nebmen
Iles, bas 8rpo ben &inoern aus
benz Munbe, bic lebte &ub unb bas
8ett unter Dem 2eibe. Die @elOs
Saie 1inb bic 2anbplase BON
Dafota, iie iino 19limmer ais 8ro=
bibitiun, Seul9reden unb aaes Gn.
oere.... Gin sdn5li6er MiBwa6s
fat nod ME in Noroz9 afota eriftirt,
audi ni6t bieies Sabr, es sibt INNER
etmas, uno mir baben se~9enwdrti9
senus @ei5en, @ieb, &artOfeln uno
anoere Sri6te gu erportiren, UNI eine
boppelte 8epOlferuns 5u fiittern, aber
bic 3in1en bes D1tlihca Capitals unb
bic @elbz @u6erer bier, iowie Die
gilenbabnen freiien bic 2eute in Daz
fota auf. -. &Qes, iuas mir in
@oroz0 afota sebrauden, 1T @elo 81
nieorisem 3insfuB unb bas @ertilz
gen Der @eloz@ u9erer, bann brau6t
niemanb in Dafota 9unser gu lei
ben. Das lit bas ein5ise, mas Da=
fota bilft. @ir pollen ni9ts sez
i9enft baben unb brau9en ni9t Bet
teln gu seben. Soffentli6 miro UNI
iere 2esislatnr S9ritte tbun, ba, NOD
Notb 1T, bieielbe 5u linoern, obne
auswdrtise Silfe. Die s%ewiHenluien
Speculanten tpo0en ni9t allein un>
Ter Sab unb @ut baben, ionoern audi
nod uniere @bre.
-@ine Der 16mer 5u lDi enben Mufz
9aben, mel6en bic 8ep1lferuns BON
9afOta entsesen tritt, iast Der @uuz
perneur, lit Die 8el6affuns BON Bill
lt9em Seuerungsmaterial. Ser 6pl3@
pOrratb in ben S9mar5en Bergen lit
nabe5u erl96pft. Gus oieiem @runoe
baben inn 2aufe bes Sabres piele
Na61u9un9en na9 &oble itattgefunz
ben, mel6e i'm purisen Summer CUR
@ntoeduns bon &oblenla9ern
I'M iuoli6en Sbeile Der S6war5en
8er9e bel bem &eb GanDon 9efibrt
baben. Sin in Der umsegenO bon
&apio GitD sesrabener S6a6t fiibrte
our6 bas &oblenfl65. N6roli9 in
ben S6war5en Bergen fommt mon
an &oblenlaser in Der Ndbe BON SoD
Greet im8utte County, unb i'm 2aufe
Oes Sabres murben an Der @ren5e
upn 8Domins mertbuplle &ublensruz
ben er6Hnet, aber man9els @ilenz
babnperbinouns barrt bieie Irt bes
8er9baus mod Der gntwtdeluns.
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Nnen seH. @ittbeilunsen aus tutbOliiden gereinen
ipirb ar porliegenber Stele an9emehene Seriidiif=
tigung 5u thetl tperoen.
= gurl. Sonntas fan6 in @elf
8enb bic erlte 8erIammlung bes
GrecutipsG pmite fiir bic erlte ab3u<
baltenbe Stats g a M MT
dmtli9er beuti9en
fatbpli16en Il II t + It ii s.
II n q 8 : 8eretne pm @ts<
cpnin itatt. Inweie nb tparen Die
6erren @ilbelm Sinfe BON 8urlin9<
ton, Ibolpb @eber BON &acine, 8e<
ter 8oben bon '@elt 8enO, @uitan
&ailer, @ilbelm Casper, SObn 2o6e<
mes unb Mnton 8tdel BON Milpalt~
fee. Die @erlammlun9 murbe bur6
6errn @uItap &ailer, ben GicezBrdz
benton bes Staates, CUR Sr6nung
aerufen, nnb als Secretdr fun9irte
6err Nntpn 8ifel. Na6bem Der
8orIiber in fur3em erfldrt bate,
tparum biele erite Sibun9 bes @recu<
tip,gomite einberufen tpurbe, tuurbe
Solsenbes einltimmis bei6loiien: y
Sine Stats eriammlun9 ab5ubalz
ten. p Die erite Staatszg eriamm>
flung finbet in Wilmaufee itatt. 81
un6 pirb bielelbe am 26. unb 81.
Mai (8finsiten 189O) absebaltet.
A. Tim bas @recutioz@omtte gu perz
itarfen, tpurben nod fOlsenoe Serren'
, als 8eamte erwdblt. Sodw. Soiepb.
@iebmann BON Ga GroGe, Souls
S9inb BON GppletOn. s. Sober nr@
teritibunss> gerein i'm Staate 1T gu
3nei 8eprd1entanten beredtist. 81
3ued bieier gentral@G pnoention mirb
in fir5eiter 3eit bur6 einen Gufruf
an Die bu9wirbise @eiitli6feit, TO-
tpie an alle gereire uno Die Yreiie
flarselest weroem. Sierauf wuroe
bei9loHen, Die nd6ite @recutiuz8 Ser
lammlnns in burlington, @is., ab<
5ubalten.
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WmforOerMng.

Die Serren Secretdre Der 2ocalz
gereine merben biermit au~fseforoert,.
ben 8etras bes 113. IlieBments in>
fplse 6ini6eioens bes 9rn. Mt6.
Main5, Mitslieb Der @eleal6aft bon
Cuttings, Minn., Der am 80. Oct.
1889 i'm Sitter BON 81 Sa6ren itarb,
re6tSeitis ein~5uienben. -
Sobn g. @robe,a~@
Gecr. Der 3. 6. Il. 9. b. SO.
ct. Saul, II. 9ou. 1889
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&tr6li6e Na6ri6tem.

ct. Saul, Winn.-Oer bo9m'ite
ST. @r5bil9ofSrelanb peroronet, 6aB
am Sunntag "a. Nop. in a1en Sir
9en Der @r5biD5eie Die ,iibli6e Sab
reszG ollecte III BEN Sem i
II zSonb auf9enommen werbe.
SIM S, 1887 er9ab Die gpllecte einen
@rtra9 BON. $7,312.95; i'm S. 1888
$12,766.52 &uBeroem sinsen int
eben abgelaufenen &e6nunssjabre
elm: an bei. @aben $12o, 3urid3ab<
lungen BON Stubenten $392.95, Bin
len BON 2esaten S13S.54. Die Musz
9aben ~betrusen $1S,O73.O7 rnb 5tpar
fir 9rud= unO 8uitla9en $112.23,
an bas ct. Sbomasz Seminar fiir
1nterbalt Der Stubenten 81, 1865
unb fir 8I9er II. &leiber $63S.71
ait bas 81. Sobannesz Golesium in
@ol1esepile, Mintt., $112.5O; an bas
amerif. GpQ. in &pm $596.66; an
bas amertf. gpllesium 1T 26pen
$242.5O; at GoQesten IN Srlano
$1,5O6.5O; fir &eileipeien Der Stuz
Oenten II. MiilionsprieIter 81, 242.S2
unO fir Sunltises 800. IS bleibt
cine S9ulO BON $4,4S2.29. Der
5eit bereiten ii6 i'm ct. TbOmas<
Seminar Al unb in ben peri9ieoenen
europdii6en Snitituten - Stuoen>
ten fir ben 8rielterberuf Dor. SIM
nd9iten &e6nungsjabre meroen iid
Die Nussaben b6ber belaufen. Iae
Gelber fir ben SeminarS onb iino
an ben bii6Dfli9en Secretdr bo6w.
Srn. Sames 8. 8prne 5u lenben.-
Die Golecte tit bic Nptbleiz
benben 1T Norb<0 afota, tpel9e
porlebten Sonntas auf er5biI96fli6e
Inorbnuns in ben fatb. &ir9en gu
ct. Saul oorsenOmmen wOroen lit,
ersab etnen Grtras BON $607.31 unb
5par in Der &atbeOralz& ir6e 1856,
ct. Sames $22, ct. Sincen5 $40,
ct. Solepb $3.50, St.2ufe $21.20
ct. Mattbdus $16.17, ct. Gsnes
$50, M. 6tmmelfabrt $65.19, ct
Ibalbert $25, ct. Marp 500, ct
Souls $36, ct. Yatrid, $21.25, ct
Mi6ael $25.-6p6m. 6r. So
8u6 BON &eb @ins, uel6er iein'
tbeolpsil9en Stubien an Der Uni
per1itdt in Snnsbrud, SeIterrei6
madte unb unlanslt gum 8rieiterse
meibt 1T, iowte bpdw. Serr g
Sanebp, 5ulebt Seellurser in So
ribault, iinb bebufs meiterer &usbil
buns an Die nniueriitdt @albinstol
selanbt wproen. 2u5o1
lit BON Sileo na9 80 china a, yen
nepin Guuntp, periebt wurben. :
tlSieie ISOLDE balten, wie i6ol
beri6tet, in Der $ er5Seu< &ird
in CT. Saul Die bo9w. Pc. S. j
Neubranb unb Sort cine Fl. sc
Iliion ab; nddlte @ode wiro ein
1ol6e in Der St. Sran5ponS ga
lies &ir9e itattfinoen. = S.
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t Saul itarb, erlt "a Sabre al
9 d 10 It Ell alODiia, tribe
Glen gQiptt. R. T.. P.-Sn Wir
neapplis peroen bemnd6lt 5ru'
meme 8farrsemeinoen e
: ri9tet iperben; Die cine miro fid DO
: Der s. 4penue g. biz 5umMiliiiiipl
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= Sn Denton tpurbe Der 80
Sabre alte rIl6felb bonn Sdlaa
9eribrt unb ipar ausenblidltd
tpbt. @r mar eben auf benz Na6s
baul eme9 BON benz 2ei6enz8 esrdbntb
Der Srau Sobann Mobrba6er.
-3u Georgetown, glap
County, 1T Tpaif Sanlen gum britt
tenmale bes unbere9tisten Spirituus
lenperfaufs an9eflast unb perbaf=
tet mprben.
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in @lencOe iinb bret @eiansene
e nj men, mdbrenb ii9 Der
Sberif iu @eri6tsanselesenbeiten in
Minneapplis aufbielt.
= Sn folse mebrerer 8ei6las g.
II a + mebefeb1e lit in sleepy
6 re Der 2aben bes 6. S. l1lm gez
i6lo1ien mprben. @ie man pernimmt
%betrasen Die @erbtnbli6feiten circa
$4,000.
- Ser @ermaltuassratb Der ST.
renanitalt st p6eiter udblte Or.
&ilburn gum Superintenoenten
Der Initalt. Saulfner relisnirte
als Iiiiiten5zIr5t, unb &err als
Stemaro.
= Sn &eb @ins 1T bic M6z
belfabrif Der v&eo @ing Manufac=
turing Company" ein &aub Der
S%lammen %9etporben.
= 9ie @erwaltuns bes M1eranz
au g 10 Il nj
bat bel6lpien, insfiinftis iol6e Set
ltesfranfe in oas 9olpital auf5unebz
men, oeren lleberfiibruns in Elm ST.
renbaus ni6t unerldBli9 notbwenbis
lit. 9ieler 8el6luB ueroient aa1eiz
ti9e Inerfennun9.
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@eretnsna6ri6ten

3nen eel. Mittbeilunsen aus fathplii6en gereineH
tuiro an rorliegenber Steae an9emeiene 8erildiid1=
tisung si tbeil iperben.
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patronage. and yet the only murmur that
arises from the entire American contingent
is not pleasant to the management. The
hotel. 1 need hardly add. has been recently
refitted and refurnished throughout, has a
new rubber door-mat with holes punctured
through it, and row of fiunkies who adorn
the hall. and who welcome the arriving and
speed the departing guest at shilling per
welcome and one and six per speed.
rather wet and cherries. The sun came
out the day before long enough for US to
see that our trousers were all properly roll
ed Ep at the bottom. and then it went back
again. The chimes of bills, at one shilling
and six per chime, broke through the moist
air. l took my bright new Gorham butter
dish. wrapped it in a newspaper and started
for the wedding.
I was all dressed up and was the cynosure
of all eyes. Many people turned to look at
my bright, expectant face and elastic step.
London was all agog. Some of it was all
agrog. l drove hastily up tc where the SER
vice was to be held and alighted from my
hanson, fearing that 1 had kept people
waiting. 1 found $1,000 people there. also
with eXpectant faces. l asked a bobby If
ahead of him at mark. / shook hands
with him at one and six. and then he be-
came more sosiable. He said they had not
come. Iknc = then that had several hours
to wait. and So, in the language of Amos j.
Walker. / was anxious to get at it as soon
as possible. By and by the Life Guards
came along and everybody pulled out an
extra joint in his neck to see them. Then
a red flannel coach with naughty PAPER
mache coachman and footmen came along.
1t had no one inside of it, but everybody
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watched the inaugural parade till my eyes
were red; once when 1 looked at the GEN.
tennial parade till my teeth got loose. and
once when 1 watched the wedding party in
London.
Finally a carriage went by. with little
stout old lady in it. We also caught sight
of good-natured man in red coat and full
habit. and slender girl in long. white
veil and her other dress. I am told that
these three were the Queen, the Prince OF
Wales and the bride. If they saw me they
dissembled very much.
was tired, and so, send no +" the house
my butter dish with my card. printed In our
own job office. where all kinds of plain and
colored work. blanks. equestrian bills and
ornamental printing are done promptly for
cash. went home with my slumbering
legs. 1 give below list of the wedding
presents as nearly as possible from mem
orv:
To the bride. from her grandmother. one
camel's hair shawl.
To Mrs. File. from Mr.. B. Nye, Of Ameri-
ca, as an evidence OF friendship between
the two great countries. one beautiful but
ter dish. chaste and elegant beyond de-
scripticn.
From the brides father. beautiful teacup
and saucer. bearing the statement in old
German text: