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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-24
Not Tint KIND of a Cat.

"My dear, I have been trying TO think Of
something lovely TO give you for a birthday
present. said fond Plymouth avenue wife
70 her devoted husband recently "You know
there are so many things it is hard TO select,
so have, made out "A little list. Just glance
over it aud cross Off anything you don't want
and add on anything nice which has not Oc-
CURED TO me- This was the list: "a canary
bird, "A willow rocker, King Charles spaniel,
a carpet sweeper a subscription for Harper's
Bazaar, plush covered perfume sachel, n box
OF monogram society stationery and Turkish
rug for our bedroom The wretch read it
over and returned it with the following addl-
tons "A new hustle, pair of diamond ear
rings and a iady's work basket."-Budalo
COurier
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-24

1t is not generally known that the or
binary meerschaum of pipe bowls, tip
and ornaments is n true mineral. 1t j
found in considerable beds in CrimeG, tht
island of Negropont, and in Asia Minor
In chemical constitution it is a combina
ton of magnesia, carbonic acid gas ant
water. The largest and best pieces art
sent to Vienna, while the smaller bits ar,
purchased for the north German in
dustry. At the little dorf of Ruhla, dis
tant sixteen kilomet,Ts from the histori,
Eisenach, is the center of the business
The exports of finished products from
that village alone amounts TO severa
millions alnuaIly. Tho beds of nicer
schaum So owned by the Turkish gov.
eminent, ut are worked by European
capital. about 4. 1000 men are employed
at the Chicago Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-24
How He Got Even.

\ GJtje while back there was n ''strOne
man" who travelled sboUt the country
performing very wCnC arfdl fcats, but he
had the misfortune to quarrel one night
with an assistant, wlro with superhumar
struggles was won't TO hand him the 81.
Santic cannon balls necessary for the per-
Torrance. The assistant had demanded
increased wages; the demand was re
fused. The performance proceeded swim
mingly, but when the applause was at itt
height, the assistant collected the objects
on the stage, which i'll the aggregate
should have weighed about a ton and a
half, threw them lightly on a tray, and
jauntily carried off all with one hand.
The ''strong man" never exhibited at that
place of entertainment again.-Philadal
pllia ca.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-24
DIpIomaLe and Consular RepresentatIyes Of Hawaii.
COUNTRY.

COUNTRY.
UNITED STATES.
Washin gton, d. G.
New York.
San Francisco,
Boston,
Portland, o.,
Port Townsend,
Philadelphia,
MEXICO,
Mexico,
ManZanillo,
CENTRAL IL SOUTH
AMERICA.
VALPARAISO,
Lima,
CallaO,
Colon,
Guatemala,
Monte Video,
Assumption,
| GREAT BRITAIN &
Ireland.
! London,
| Liverpool,
Bristol,
Hull,
Newcastle on
Tyne,
Falmouth,
Dover and the
Cirque Ports,
Cardiff IL Swan
sea,
Edinburgh and
Leith,
Glasgow,
Dundee,
Dublin,
Queenstown,
Cork,
Belfast,
CANADA.
Ottawa,
Montreal,
Toronto,
p RneSoville, Out.
HamiIt1aS6nt.,
kingstown, Ont
Rimouski, q,
st. Johns, n. b
Halifax, n. s.,
Yarmouth \. )
Victoria, b. C.,
Vancouver, b. g
AUSTRALASIA.
Sydney, n. ). w
Newcastle, "
Melbourne, Vic.
brisbane, O.,
Hobart, Tas.,
Launcest3n, Fa'
Auckland, n. Il.
Dunedin, n. Il.
HONGKONG,
SHANGHAI,
GIBRALTAR,
FRANCE d COLo-
MES.
Paris,
Marseilles,
Bordeaux,
ROuen,
SOCIETY GROUP.
Papeete, Tahiti
GERMANY Il COLC
MES.
Berlin,
Hamburg,
Bremen,
ErankfOrt-On-
Maine,
Dresden,
Karlsruhe.
SPAIN d COLONIES
Madrid,
Barcelona,
CadiZ,
Valencia,
Malaga,
Carta gena,
CANARY ISLANDS.
Las Palmas,
Santa Cruz de !
Palma,
PORTUGAL IL COL'
MES.
Lisbon,
OpOrtO,
Madeira,
St. Michaels,
st. Vincent,
ITALY.
Rome,
Genoa,
Maple
Palermo,
NETHERLANDS.
Amsterdam,
Dordrccht,
| BELGIUM.
Antwerp,
Client,
LieGe,
Bruges,
SWEDEN Il NoRwA'
Stockholm,
Christiania,
LyskIl,
GOthemburg,
/ AUSTRIA.
Vienna,
. DENMARK.
Copenhagen,
JAPAN.
Toxic.
Hiogo q Osaka,
/ SOUTH AFRICAN
REPUBLIC.
Pretoria,
EEaE1Elszii = : -
The Dali,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
MISS MARTHA.
A Story Which Proves That True
Love Never Runs Smoothly.

Miss Martha H~ailcy-known throughout
Roscvi lie simply rs Miss Martha'-sat by
one OF the windows OF her cosy sitting room.
putting the last stitches into a flannel skirt
for old Mrs. Bodley, who suffered terribly
with the rheumatism. which was not i'm
proved by the weekly scrubbings she gave
the Offices in the brick block on Main street.
Miss Martha had just scwed q stout horn
button on the waist belt, and MAS about 70
fold the skirt up. smiling NJ the thought Of
the old woman's delight when she should
receive the gilt. when the hall door Orcncd
without the ceremony OF u preceding knock,
and a nciShbor. Mrs. Marsh. came in.
"Icu ought not 20 sew by u twilight. Miss
Martha she said. IA she entered the room.
you'll ruin your eyes. But that's not what
came here TO say; Mrs. Norcross died m
hour ago"
and her eyes grew humid.
Poor woman :" she said. In her low, sweet
voice. = she has gone NJ last. She suf-
fcred . great deal"
"Hcs. and she was glad 70 80. But ahe
Rad every attention In spite Of being .
y here. DIR. Eiccrourt visited her
every day, and never charged her . cent I
know. and all the ~ueighbors sent things to
cat. Cancers are terrible things. She WAS
D mighty patient woman. Poor soul! But
now" with u sudden change OF tone, 'What
is TO be done with Evsr'
HAS she no relative at ALI"
..No one. She il too refined and pretty 20
do homework, even il she WAS strong
enough, which she isn't. She can't 60 70
the poor-hcuse. Of course. and she hasn't Q
d~ollar-there's to be . subscription to nav
!. the burial expenses"
' Miss Martha stood smoothing the flannel
skirt with her white. thin hands. her face
wearing an expressiu OF deep thought min
gled with anxiety. Once she opened her lips
~ il to speak. then hesitatcd and closed
them again. Ought she 70 make this sacri-
nee which seemed urged upon bert It
would be selfish not 70 do %. She raised
her head and said in . firm. sweet voice:
The girl must come to me, since there b
no one else to take her. lhave plenty for
cne-I can make IL enough for two by exer-
cising economy"
''Thas's just like you. Miss Martha: I
knew you'd make the offer. The girl has got
. first rate education. and she can study up
enough to take . school by next fall. OF
course you won't want her around after you
arc married"
A deep flush came into Miss NaE9ha's
naturally pale face; she dropped her eyes
and turned away from Ma Marsh With
some murmured excuse about making ~
flannel skirt she held into . bundle . y
sent away.
The naishboEs agreed tAas Eva Neesgeos
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
SHUT vOUR MOUTH.
a rsysssssa's - As".s Ne osisss -
A..a b.s r'..ss.~

4 rhysietsa's ~ Ab.ss shs Osiess -
Mss D~s rssssse&
You snorsSsdon', YOU" asked .
Pittsburgh doctor Of a pa;i.n, ~ho vS
afflicted with a throat trouble.
MY wife say. that ] do"
And you laugh quite o'ien~
Yes"
And your mouths open \ good deal
81 the iime-Iust ~ Is 10 nov when
you are nos talking. laughing or snoe-
ing,"
II suppose 50"
well. that 10 What Alls you. Break
yourself o. the habit and your throat
will &c, cell. Br~ashe through your
nos--thai 10 what 10 vas made for.
When you dns The air through yor,r
mouth you receive 10 With all n. duss
and impurities IL ~coa.aias Pros~s-
sionA runners underStand THE: they
know they can not hold oas IN nacs
unle.- they keep their mouths c.ossa-
The sAvaees u~ndervsssd IL ssd -
Indian mother sho secs hes hahs
sle<p.ne ui;h it. mouth open vii pres
isS lips together. 90 thss lie rcspiraaos
nay D. natural You has. hsA-d he
story Of the Indian vho vas matched
against . white MAJ 20 run . n~.
Ne bras um. sure. he SD hesorv The
contess begun On bsssg ssSsd hA
rcasoa for 90 heli~via9. he rspibsd hist
he bad % fear ~ . man. either IN
rce or . agh. vho ksps HE nossh
opsn-
IL people generally tssv hsv sssy
1iseas~s 81 ths Throat and lzses
ere beooghs o. by vrvag kantss II
er-sihine. ] :hisk they would b. no~s
aztsosA Why. svea . hSr~> 0st
stand IL voa.as's bug - animal
TIA; xeps IL noSsh op~a eli shs une.
nor voed say aas vho hsev asy
,hias About hor--FusbarxA Dis
pnscA-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Creeds Among Intelligent Psople-Athststs
Answered-The Churches Misreprs-
Observation-Disclosures BY Faith De-
lended-POWer Of Prayer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

"A nevspaper post demands -
know. Where IRE the girls q shs
pasts' Bringing up the girls Of -
future. don't you think:@craasos
Truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

Ds~ - w.
where the shutters had been carefully
closed by old Hannah to keep out dust and
dies.
''Tom," said Miss Martha. laying her
and on his sleeve: can you ever forgive
met ] sec every thing very plainly now. II
was not you I heard say . man WAS . fool
to engage himself to . woman older than
himself. Your voice and Arnold's are %
much alike. and I did not know OF his en-
sseement" And then she told all she had
heard when b he'd gone to the old cabinet
for spoons the evening Of the supper.
Martha" said Tom. in his manly way.
Il never loved any woman but you. Ibid
not know o were older than I. for you
never spoke your aee. and il would have
made indifference 70 NE anyhow. I thought
Of Eva only - . child. and knowing Of his
enGaGemeut OF which ~ had forbidden ne
70 speak. IL distressed me q sec his ast0utions
70 hcr. for I saw that she WAS learning 70
love him. That evening In the garden I
gave him . long lecture, q pointed out to
him the harm he WAS doing the girl. He
promised 70 see her 10 more: but though
he went home . fsw days later, he CORES
pended with her. and ended BY clipping
with her yesserday evsaias. did not i'm
asine for IN instant that you thought me in
love With Eva We both labcred under Q
mistake, Martha I noticed your growing
coldness and thought you were becoming
weary Of your engagement 70 . poor village
doctor. You did cot seen to rare for love
making Or carcssea. and I could not OF
course. wish % 6orco ~ a4ecsioa upoa
you"
II Ma wrong. for ! do love you dearly
and then. - 10 took her % his heart kiss
ing repeatedly b soft cheek. on which
there was nov no lack Of color. she sdded
softly, al our engagement need not b Of
long duration. Ton. io0 hesitssed u marry
me while I had - little. and yoa nothing.
but you will not hesitate nov that I an
rcA- Yes he glanced q her black
drcss-ay ssnt 10 Odd. ed che kn ~
esa0N IAAye ss4ersd eaough for ny mis-
taxa md whak b niue b yoarA dear Ton"
And Toms teader kiss ave cheerful ~
sest % Ill she said"-Bostcn True FLAG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

he wasoas vent On 20 The csDstssy: and
thess deed were not buried In nsves. has
IN great 6eachsA IN great pits. In oes psf
Lila bsria's! TAs carts vosiA co0s Up
With their ersas burden os swsssy o. tAissy
20 The noa,h d - PSI, aad sAs fross AZ
the cart was lifted asd ne desA shos INTO
The pit All b churches in Loedos ssrU
opsa fos prayer Day asd sight md In.
giasd go il gs~sas>angssshL A. nat vssy
tina 81 . hotsl ~ . ways:de ian ssss The
CHEF bsYiaI-plsc~ sAsre 80 Q esosp %
hsrdssed nss. who sas day afsss day ga
aigss sfsss night ksaspAsoiae OoA ssA
initiating Tie grsss-stssck vhe rent By TO
IL bsrs, p'acA TAsss men sas ,hsss day
aftes day and sighs assss aiehl asd
thsy sco4~d q .ss ed sAsy soo6.A
- Oo0sa and thsy scoasA - OoA
Bot afsss awhile ~ u sAs0 90 stsvee
vitA ~ plagSs ssd In svo vssss eli a
~ grOap SEW down b shs suOeA fseo
The margin q sAies sAsy haA susrsA
sbsis riha,dry. ~ frissda . Cssaav
plaGvs V sbs0sd IN stis So<iA Maiisss
have dss4 At IL Aaisoss ssS soissss eth
70 ses. PlaGse q 80. piaS.s Of serrovs
paasss 81 vrssrSsts~~ piAgss q vA
AA1 conserved Voosa sd - frsu
al CsrssessAoo are eosss ct syias 10
stay - psagDs asA s,ssvisss IL ssgsiss.
ssd A0s - . Crosp of ~ 10
the epvafry base ss1seA 90 90 60
Ssssds - sosh ny 500 - - Assa
cd 10y sco9 sssvssgssisa. 81 ~ ~uR
- Sssss C1nse ~ sssy ss9 - GA u
thsss 0erAs sAAii UaeA shso siaAsr vN,ss
10y sss ssefsae 1880 to-day. - sAsuaxh
u psisssnS pross. - - sSl tbsO - -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

said: you must b silent o. you msst 70
out" tn neIt night that stranger cans.
and he VA converted to God. He vss in
the liquor businesa He sssigssd The bu q.
ness. The next day be sent hack the
samples that lad just beea seat hin. He
began % love that Wb,cA - hated ]
haptissd hin By imDersioa 10 the hopssstry
under this platform A large salary 80
offered him II be woald return % bic for.
msr busisesA He declined IL He voaId
rather suffer With Jesus Chriss thsa b
prospered in the world He wrote bone Q
letter to his Chsiseian mother. The CAr,s.
tiaa mother wrote bach cuagystuistse
him, and said: If IL the change Of year
Business you have lack es asaaa. cone
home; yoo are always welcome bona"
He told of bic coavsesioa TO . dissoiuts
companion. The d,ssoiuss coupasSoa aid:
~ ell, IL yea have bsco0ss Chriseiss yeu
girl. Shs 10 dying wi:A quiek Coz
nev convert vent aAsrA All
The dyiag girl that jesus wosld AVE hss.
b! wAss 0akss you sy sos" II have u
Asrs d . boek il ny pocket" - rspsssA
He pslied ont . ysw restaoese sAs aid:
"SAow II 20 -: Il ! eaa e savsA doc q
% ~ 10 that book" He said: 4 hsvs
osGiecsed this bos& - yo1 Asvs see3srssd
u fos oasy ysars asd I Aoat knov vAeeu
- aad IL bss ] k.ov ss 10 ssosvA@v -.
tween The Ida" rhsa - hsg.n - szn
ovse b lsavsA ssd ssnasgs aaA hsassissi
% ssy. bis eye sosc spoa tAis Dassoes.
-SsssAss d ! cuo4eos 49,: = ~ - -
osn." SAs 80. III isar psssihss ~
70 tAsess" "TA"h 0iA .1hos b shssS.s
He hssd q - bsesrs ~ dying syss ~
- aa4: % ~. ! - b tx 1ysax I
occspe ~ pso0iss; sxessA0 - Ieoh-
~. - - - - 0M's I Q
1s8s ~ QBa 0s1o0av hshs~~
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

knees by m easy chair. buried her lace in
the soft cushions
Eva noticed that Miss Martha wa very
pale and distract the following day. and WAS
not looking her best Then Arnold Edge
court came with Tom to call. She had never
seen this brother before. but he WAS 90 like
Tom in every way hat she liked him 1t
onco He WAS. however. more . man OF the
world than Tom. and white Toms face wore
. look Of frank good nature. Arnold's WAS
clouded by an expression Of melancholy and
disconteut. This Miss Martha ascribcd to
those secret troubles OF which Tom had
spoken. and she wondered il some woman
had Tilted the handsome lawyer.
Several weeks passed by, and Misc Martha
WA NO longer her former bright cheerful
self. She did not know what II waa now to
b without that sharp pain at heart and tbe
es~trangcment between herself and Tom
seemed 70 grow greater every day. He
withdrew more and more into himself. and
abe made NO Effort to restore the old pleas
ant relations between them. She watched
him closely and saw that he seemed m
noycd M distressed q Aruold's decided A.
tenticns 70 Eva. Once she heard hin Ne
monstrate with his brother. but EvA's name
~as the only word she caught distinctly.
thought Tom Jealous and afraid that
The girls heart would b won from himself.
ut must GOMEZ Misc Martha would muir.
mur to herself. II must otter him his free
dom. Why can not ! Be brave and do IL a
ooces He loves Iva but BE- b nos ffee to
win her, and Arnold's alterations pain and
trouble hin But how caa I give hin ups
! VIII wait just . little leagee."
Thus from day % day she PIT Oh tAe evil
hour n which sAs ws 70 - her dearest
hoDoo crunhao . dao6 aoAoa o. shuh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

tOtU0s " ~ Ky SOGOOku bo0 Cpu89bV0tOIy
OF my friend ct Jamaica, who has flowers
from all lands growing under arches Of
glass md who has an aquarium all
ssQuirm with trout and gold fish and there
are trees bearing oranges and bananas
IL I want to 60 there l could. am free to
60 II want 20 60 over to Hobokeu and
leap into . furnace OF IN oil factory. IL !
want 70 jump from the platform Of the
Philadelphia express train, il I want 70
leap from Brooklyn bridge. I NAV. Bot
suppose ! should 60 Tomorrow and leap
into The furnace st Hoboken. Who would
b 70 blame: That 10 all there 10 about
sovereignty and free agency. God ruiss
end rsiGus and He has Conservatives and
He has blast furnaces. II you want "a
walk in the gardens. walk thers. II yos
want % leap into the furnaces you nay.
suppose now . man had . charmed kew
with which hs coald open all the jaila ssd
hs shoald opea Raymond street Jail and
the New York Tombs and all the psisoos
on b continent In three weeks what
kiad q . eoaatry wosld THE be! oil H.
inmasss turned out Of those psisons and
penitsntisrieA- Suppose all the repro
hatsA the bod spirits. the Outrageous
spiritA shcold b tanned into the Nev
jerusalem Why. the mex mornisg the
gAtes Of pearl would b found OF hinge
The linchpin would Be gone out OF the
chariot vhes,a the 'hoass Of many man.
sioas" would b ~burgiarised- Assault and
battery. arsOa. libertinism and assassins.
tioa vosld reside d the capital Of IT, skisa
Angels q God would - insulssa o. H.
sereseA HeavsA Woald b . deaA faisurs
Il there vsrs no Lookup II al pso-
pie without regard 20 their cAarae.
To- wAsa hey leave this world 20 rieAs
iass gisryIl woeAse ifia the ssapSs q -
skiss CAaFiss Gpisesn asd John Wlko
DsetA sccspy IL ans psw: Yoas eM-
- saase 1s0anAs sWo dessiaiss. ASl
~ - - ~ HfssbyserAn ClureA b.
lisviAg tAseO afU Infants b perSitiA n
- yin hstae - xssehytagsaa e eood'
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30

-Four Of our nice stylish Young men
had been engaged as usl.ers aud one of
them Mr.. Geo; Hawley Dough, 500
suit Of clothes especially for the occasion
He however can use them for his own
wedding which takes place shortly.
Mr.. Will Cowan. Mas selected as chief
usher as he was particular friend of
Mr.. Buckner: He5got outfits best dress
suit and patent leather pumps and was
preparing for the wedding when the
news came OF the elopelnent. Hand
some Will Cowan is thepet Of the ladies'
We give his picture on the first page.
Anderson Brodies one Of our dressy
young men has a St shirt on his bands
that he doesn't know what to do with.
He bought it for the wedding rs ne was
to have been one of the ushers.
An APPEAL reporter overheard some
ladies discussing the scandal, and sew
eral expressed doubts regarding the Sex
Of one of the principals. The APPEAL.
began investigation and is able to state
positively that the ladies are wrong in
their conjectures.
The scandal has been discussed i'll all
its phases by every DO ~ aud it would
take more space than we have at oEr
command to give the comments Of all
on the greatest sensation Chicago's Col
ored Colony las ever produced.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30
Financial Cards.

The importance Of keeping ledge ac-
counts in an orderly aud systematic
manner cannot be over-estimated. The
Welle Financial Card. or Ready Receipt
for Dues and Assessments, is just the
thing to save trouble and annoyance.
The card enables member to see his
financial standing at a glance. without
troubling the Receiving Officer, and as
every payment is entered on the card it ie
q perfect receipt, showing when and bv
whom the payments were received,
there can be no misunderstanding or
dispute,
They are single and double, and are
furnished printed to order with name of.
lodge. Samples and price-lists o { these
cards will te sent to any address upon
application to Welle & Co., 3l2 w. JET.
fereen street, Louisville, KY.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30
Edward Il. Cooper.

AS is true OF the great majority of Col
ored journalists Mr.. Cooper is South
ern product, but early in life without
money Of friends but full of pluck and
ambition he selected the North as his
future home an6 field Of operations and
came to indianapolis. During his first
year in indianapolis he worked for bis
board and clothing with the privilege OF
attending school. His ability to provide
tor himself WAS somewhat improved
during his second and third year at
school. He graduated from the High
school and although be was the only Col.
ored member Of a ella of IS he held his
own with the best of the class.
In 1882 he entered the U, S. Railway
Mail Service ana in 1856 had full charge
OF his car, being the only CoIored posta]
clerk that had Il corps of white clerks as
subo rdinates.
In the spring Of SO, and yet while in
the government service, he in connec.
ton with Edwin +. Horn and others,
began the publication of the "Colored
WorlI' issued at indianapolis. The
venture WAS a success in the beginning,
but owing TO change of "runs," Mr..
Cooper was compelled to sever his con-
nection with the paper. A stock COM
pany taking hold to run it.
In 1888 he began the publication OF
The Freeman, the first illustrated news
paper ever published by Colored man.
Its success has been phenomenal. In
summing up tho controlling master
qualities of Mr.. Cooper's mental organ
ISM, those who have met him personally
and know him will readily admit him a
striking and remarkable man. He is
pleasant and anAbe and is probably tho
best all around Colored newspaper man
i'll the country.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30

In this issue we present pictures OF
Milton M. Holland, Esq, who was re-
Gently appointed Chief of division in
the second Auditors office at Washing
ton, D. c.; f. f. Cooper, editor of tle
indianapolis, Freeman; the principals
in the recent Chicago sensation, Miss
Bertha Wilson, Ed Young, ]. C. Buck
ner, Will Cowan; John d. Starks, the
first Colored postmaster of Kentucky
Rev. H. H. White, prominent divine OF
Henderson, KY; r. S. Bryan, the noted
restaurateur and leading politician O
Chicago; Peter Jackson, the champion
Colered pugilist Of the world; F. l.. Nc
Ghee,> the only Colored lawyer of St.
Paul; Rev. L. II. Reynolds, one of the
leading divines ofChicago and the edi-
tor OF THk APPEAL. How do you like
them?
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30
Cincinnati. Ohio.

Mrs. Mary Mcleod one of our old
citizens has returned to the city to live.
Mcssrs. Edgar 1. Watson and Geo. W.
Hayes hsve gone into the Commission
business.
The Colored Republican Office holders
are preparing to bid adieu to the places
that now know them.
Mrs. Amanda Cocaine after three
months visit to her relatives in this CITY
has returned to her home in Marietta
Ga
Miss Adena White, the artist has
severed her connection with Union Bap-
fist church and joined the Catholic
church.
Mrs. Katie Ida Easton the leader OF
Cincinnati's 400 gave breakfast FRIDAY
morning in honor of her friend Mrs,
Finney uf Detroit.
The new and popular preacher of the
Harrison Street Christian Church, has
been entertaining the people of Walnut
hills with his new theme, Take up the
Tail"
The Porter Block just completed Oh
Court street by our enterprising towns
man Mr.. VIM. Porter is an ornament to
the city and q credit to his energy and
business sagacity.
A musical prodigy in the shape of a
little Colored girl not quite four years OF
age is delighting the musical people OF
this city with her wonderful perform.
aances. She plays sixty pieces.
John Hobson, Colored porter living
at III George street, had quarrel with
Laura Wallace, a notorious white courte-
san, at Sixth and John streets, Sunday
night, and knocked her into the mud.
They we're both arrested and locked up,
charged with aisorderly conduct.