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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
Sunday Trains From Union Station.
For Boston and way stations LOO and 4.15r
Eastern Division From linton Station.

Eastern Division From Union Station.
Fer Esoston (t2.Oo am, daily 90 am, 81 90
t6.c0 p. m. Returning leave Boston ~ 30 800
am, 12,30 D. m. ls.7.OO p. m. daily. Bidde-
ford, Portsmouth, Newbnrypert, salem.
Lynn 200, 900 a, M, LOO, 600 D. m. Ames
bury 800 a. M, LOO, 900 p. M.
PROM COMMERCIAL STREET STATION
for Cape Elizabeth and scarboro Cro.sinR.
6.25, 8.35, 10.15a. M, l2.40, 1926, $50 pm.
Trains from Commercial Street Station connect
at Scarboro Crossing with local and through trains
of both Divisions.
Connects with RAN Lines for New York, South
and West.
sConnects with Sound Lines for New York.
ksWest Division from North Berwick
All trains arriving at and departing from Union
Station run via Western Division between scar
borough Crossing and Portland.
Through Tickets TO all points South and West
for gale at Union station, Congress Street.
Commercial street station, and at Unin,,
Ticket Oalce, 40 Exchange Street,
J. I. FURBER Gen'l Manager, Boston,
ID. j. FLANDERS, ten. p. & +. A.. Boston.
M. L. WILLIAMS, Gen1 Agent, at Portland.
ian19 dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
BOSTON AND kaAiNE n. n
10 effecs January 30, 1850.
WESTERN DIVISION.

Trains leave Portland. Union Station
Yer nOssen 1880, ta.45 .. M, SI2.45,
$50, a. M, LOO. 3.45, p. m. For scnrbors
heacis, Pane Point, $50. 1925, a. M, $3.50
Biddef0rd $50, s.45, 1925 a. M, I2.45. $50
Clio p. m. hennebunlk. $50, S.45 a. m,
l2:4e, $50, 6.15 p. m. Wells Beach
wick, Great Fails, Dover $50, SA6 a. m.
hill, Lawrence, and lowell, Gao s.45 a
M, 12.15, $50 y. N. Rochester, Karin
ingaen, Alton Stay, WoIfboro, 8.z5 a. m.
1245, $50 p. M, ManciresleF and CSncorl
(via Lawrence) S.45 a. M, (via Newmarke
Great Falls and ROcheSterl 6.3O ~ m "
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
Foreign Ports.

Ar at Newcastle NSW, Jan 20, ship Ivy, Low.
ell, Melbourne. for San Francisco
Sid Jan 20, barque Annie Reed, Warren, Vapa-
raise; Both. ship Merom, Glover San Francisco
Ar at Pisagua Jan 7th, barques Annie Lewis
Lewis. Valparaiso; 18th. Grace Deering, Pratt
Iquique; 25th. c Bean, Foster, Talcahuano.
Ar at Honolulu Feb 2S, barQue Edmund Phn.
ney, Young, Newcastle, NSW
Ar at st Thomas 10th inst. sch Anna w Barker
Sargent, Demerara; 14th, Kocheko. Morehead
Martinique.
Sid FIN Demerara 27th, barque Leventer, Gerry
Port Spain.
AT Barbados Meh l, barque Fl Jackson, Ba
con. st Kits, TO load tor New York; syria, Petten
gill, for CienfuegOs and Delaware Breakwater
Sid FIN Port Spain Feb 20, barque Jessie Mac
gregor McFadden. New York.
Ar at Sagua l2tn, brig Kaluna, Coffin Caibarieu
Ar at CardenaS 18th inst, brig Mary Pennell
Mitchell, Havana; schs Falmouth, Henley Phila
delphia; Nina Bell, Thompson, do.
Ar at Havana 17th inst schs B r Woodside
Wade, Philadelphia; 18th, NJ Bird, Merrill, fol
New York.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, sen May o'Nen
Creighton Cardenas.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

Give EIy's Cream Balm a trial. This
justly celebrated remedy for the cure Of catarrh,
hay fever, cold in the head, &C., can be obtained
of any reputable druggist and may be relied upon
as a safe and pleasant remedy for the above COM
plants, and will give immediate relief. 1t is not
liquid, snuff or powder, has no offensive odor and
can be used at any time with good results, as
thousands can testify, among them some of the
attaches of this ofhce.-Spirit of the Times, May
20, 1886.
The Minister-As your guardian, Lucille, /
must insist upon your regular attendance at de-
yotional service.
His charge-Why, then, Guardy, what makes
you use such dreadiully dreadful words? You
needn't insist at all, I've got new love Of
bonnet aud perfect dream of a wrap, and had
inst as lief go as nOt.-Judge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
FreepOrt Steamboat 90

On and after March 10, 1889, the steamer Phan-
tom, III. b. Townsend, Master, will run as fol-
lows:
Between FreepOrt and Portland touching at
Great Chebeague, Little Johns and Cousins
Islands,
Leave South Free2ort daily Sundays excepted)
at 700 a. m.
Returning will leave Burnhams wharf, Portland,
p. m.
H. B. SOULE, Manager.
marl9du FreepOrt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

Catarfn kennedy, DV cents;
The old lady went to the theatre for the first
time The play was "Julius Caesar"
"Wall," she said aft6rwara, ''Pye heern tel
that the theayter were bad, but think that it's
wus than bad. LIS nuthin' but crime to XIII
ali them feers Just to aInuse the aujienee, an IL
oughter be put a stop to."-Harper's Bazaar.
a mans wife should always be tn
same, especially to her husband, but If she Is
weak and nervous, and uses Carriers Iron Pills.
sne cannot be, for they make her ''feel like
different person." so they all say, and their nus
bands say so too!
Jack-Say, why don't you marry that Miss Jones
II you esteem her so highly?
pick-There are serious objections to such a
step, -.
Jack-Objections9 / am sure she Is pretty,
amlable intelligent, of GOO family. aud not wtll-
out worldly INHERITANCE. What possible oplec-
ton can yOu have?
Dick-f suppose can tell you something In con-
hdence, and you won't tell 1t?
Jack-Eyery time old BOY. What Is II?
pek-The objections were filed by Miss Jones
herself.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET


rhe following are to-dsy's closing ouo,ar,ens Of
Gram. Provisions, &C.:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

Grandma in a Box;
Bobby (who is visiting his kind old grandmoth-
er)-I wouldn't mind eatin' some of that nice hot
bread, grandma.
grandmother, you can have all you want of
II.
Bobby-But ma won't let me eat hot bread.
Grandma (testing the lads moral strength)-
She won't know anything about It..
Bobby-All right grandma, just give me
piece, please.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
Central R. R. Of New Jersey.
NEW ROUTE TO
PHIL ADEL PHla, BAL lM0RE. WASHINGTON and ihe
WEST. Shortest and Quickest Rouie

Via CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA and READING RAIIR0An'
and BALTIMORE and OHIO u, RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE of MARCH 10, 1889: Leave New
OF Liberty street, N. r.. for PHILADELPfIiIlAsO".
At 400, AS $780, 80 II 100 a. NJ. 100, 80,
$40 $50 A. NJ, 80. 2:30, 4.45 e"an
1900 P. NJ. For BALTIMORE and WASHING,
TON dally-At $50, Q1:0o except Sundays1 Al NJ.
/ 80, 2:30. 40, ~ 100 T. NJ. Connecting tickets
on sale at principal points,
DRAWING ROOM and SLEEPING CARS.
mar1l DIFF
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris,
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoris
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

~ don't want 10 discourage you, old boy" re-
marked Giles, "but it does seem foolish for you
to imagine that Miss Rightly fell in love with you
at first sight" r
"But am very sure that she did," returned
Merritt, "fOr when gave her my seat in the car
today she said, Thank you.' I'm sure that is
proof enough"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

Baldwins 1 25G1 "a
Eating apples1 1907 90
EvaporaIed " ID 7@Sc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

ALL SIZES in
seasons price offered
senteei sacks ONLY $3.50 Last price $500
YOUNG MEMS stylish handsome
33 sui
best
300 handsome Stripe
ONLY 5000 Last seasons price $3.50
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
BOYS CLOTHING.

Of .suits,i
I.5O
su I'm for to
are The
BARGAINS i'm Boys. snils shall this
BOys's
NOw pei par
10
=
Iseefer
$500
nobby
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

Barge Sumner X Mead, Cox New York, with
part cargo ship Gov Robie-J Winslow g. Co.
Sch A w Ellis, Ryder, New York-George Sy..
yeSter.
SAILED-Schs Grace Webster, Perseverance
and Portland Packet.
Also sid, Barge Puritan, for New York, in
tow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
BEEcHAms PILLS cure bilious and nervous ills

Miss Oldham (who is not so young as she used
to be)-Speakng of fine lace, Mr. jackson, here
is a lace handkerchief made expressly for me on
my sixteenth birthday.
Mr. jackson (gallantly)-Simply beautiful!
All, Miss Oldham, one sees nothing SO line as that
nowadays Things were made much better In
those good old times, weren't they?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
MA RINEs NEW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND
MONDAY, March 20

MONDAY, March 20.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bennett, New York-mdse
to j COy1e.
Steamer State of Maine, billiard, Boston for
Eastport and st John. NIB.
Sen Emerson, Day, New YOrk-oil to Kero
Sch Isabel Alberto, Peterson. New York. coal
to int SIS Co.
Sch Annie Russell, from Clark's Cove-fertili-
ger to N o Cram.
; Sch Annie l. Rust, Sprague, Weymouth-fertili-
ger TO Kendall & Whitney
Sch w Collins, Higgins. Boston, to load for
Bridgeport.
sch Jas Gray. Coleman, Portsmouth. to load
for Boston.
Sch E c Dennison, from Portsmouth, to load for
Boston,
Sch Ella Maud, Hayden, Lockport. Ms. Brings
40 men, who will ship IN American fishing vessels
this season.
Sch Qnickstep, Buckmaster, Boston for Rock
port.
Sch Henry Clay, Davis, Boston for Bar Harbor
Sch Highland Queen. Beals Jonesport.
Sch G v Minot, Hathaway, Machias- wood edg-
ings TO J III Blake.
Sch White Foam, Todd. Lamoine
Sch Lizzie May, Fernaid, Winter Harbor-wood
to ii Blake.
Sch W Pendleton. Weber. Damaristotta
Sch Commerce, Gray, ROckport-lime to Carl
ton Bros.
Sch Cinderella, Nichols, Round Pond.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Boothbay.
Sch Cora Meader, Meader, Boothbay-fertili-
ger to Cumberland Bone Co.
Sch Neponset, Fearby, PASSPORT for New York.
Sch Robert Pettls -, Deer Isle for Boston.
nh I.ana alxraor fOrp notO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

March 10, lat 43, Ion &c. ship Solitaire Sewail
from Dunkrk for New York.
March %, off Charleston, sch Dione, Raynes,
from Boston for Bucksville.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

suits, in twOst
=
- several Wool
FOLk JACKETS consodatediot offered
1 and $3.50 EACH Last seasons price
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

A woman who is weak, nervous ana
sleepless, and who has cold hands and feet can
not feel and act like well person. Carriers Iron
Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness and give strength and rest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26

Thousands of cures follow the use of DR.. sage''
Catarrh Remedy, 30 cents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-26
New York Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, Mch 20, 1ss9.-The following are
to-day's closing uuotat ons of mining stocks:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-04
49. SQ1rgoug.
eSuOeutur= u 0 d e
WobleD 1lnb Garelu.
% ertOC 0errcn!

QGi Febsn SrTe tr nnr Eager oas Snbentar anf3nHn
mb Gdr mernen m cine gmai8c nno 9cBis
nFrrnann macn b m mGgi6 bon aneren Gora5en 3n bFr
nGbg bcRcrn baB btcfer aus Der Ir
56ageu Gnter init nacn u @ cn ibneren odn gGnrcu ais
tt baten n traFet gat Sn 6nTnnm9 an res
2Gct srbnu Die r bic Observation-Disclosures genO9n8 eing
Bamr % jrtt ssnter bercits m 5arn T3lng
ebt nnb um JrBa 9Gaau r ba igrsn gianm teanprm5en
erben aben mir tr6nHcn grgen i9U9 arte cine 8aa inter
rrbmrn. Su bm Gnbmcfe beginner m beme rn Gin alcinCs
Giu9nsbn bic Pc cbrm Scparcment gS mIn bcrlaNtu
Gs tit cine Fbube r unirres Gablicmeais gBaarn nie elmer
Gaun bic bnHbrr nrBmen, an1 F9crld bel
GGnteriaen wcu Grrn rreiOrn te5n
nit bod Gnbn baben ais SSarcn nit in Die nGc San
Bnb nrbmru mKn gSGBreu Or gGo5e rfn ge Oager gr
brmnspcrtbe ergcbic Ys abjrBungrn Gcm Scpnmen
Nncres GelGis ReOuoncu mele fir OcH Scrreu cine
8rOenuHg MAIDEN wcrOru GIT fanuWcnn n fir oiartgu
Gebrau9, 10 Onb mid8ef5en5 fir ipde GgrucH0ang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-04
0(us 0orrtgon's 0ein,atf,. .

SnbtaHGpoIis 2. 5ebruar.- -5tups
beioat Stb aus gieps9url uub 9feprdIeataar
Seau (NsS.) fub beute bier augetommeu
unb baben bti Sen. 9arriiou uorsepro1en.
Der GrfserGnnte iiberbcathte cite @tnlabuaa
su Der i'm Gpril b. s. fattiiueenoen @euteus
nialfeier Der Snauguratiou g8aIbingtoa's.
Rnffeu Snrriion tf nadl Hen=O Oort abgereift.
Die In5eiten, oa5 bic Ausfdten Sobu s.
STEMS fir ben @9aeaute Seiret1tspoieu
redlt giiuffge Ilnb, baben iid beute gan, be-
trGttltt permebrt. Sarriion bat fid it6er
bteiear9etegeubett Snar uift brett geIusart,
aber ietue Semertuagen iiber Die iibriaen
euentneueu @aubiOatan fir oas oeuauRte
amt IniieH erieber, bas Die gbouceu Ren's
eit Der Ablehnuus 4Qtiou's betrd1ttiA ge.
flie9eu fino. aIa iuo bier aus alien Ebei-
len bes Stantes, peIter befunutlia gar an
germ i'm Sabinet bertreteH iaiu m0tte, De
eeiden eiH9elaufeu, in neldeu auf bte Beruz
iurg Wep'S sebrungen nHo auf oeiieu reibe
eiuiflld8tge Grfohruugen b'ugepieieu miro.
3u auebem mus Der @ntjdIuB 6arriIoa's
ols ptdtiser 6attor mitaeretuet ueroeu, fir
oas S6asamt eiHeu g8ehli6ea" III nab
len, fpe!der ton bem bemoraltFrenoeu SIN.
fIuB oer@onturrenS 0fIiGsr Smporteure m6a.
ltc1tt fpelltQ bgriihrt tnirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-04
glcip y prfer 9le61rfdte.,.

Netp - ort, 8. 5ebruar. Die Don ser
Boliteibeb0roe getrofteueu ScrIi5tsnasres
geIn be8iislit bes grOBeu Strnsenba6uz Strt
res tperten beibehaIteu, inbeGeu eretgaet &c
fd uur nod iebr ielten, bas ibre Dienite tn
Aniprub genommen pereeu. Batrouiues
2Ba8en fGubeu beute ben enu5eu Eas iiber
Dor bem Bpii5eihanptquartier Ia SereiIitlaft,
Inn HeierpemanEidoften i'm Rotbfaae mad
trgeuo eiaem betrobteu Buutte inideu su
t6nnen gegeu ubr yia6nittags telepbo.
ulrte @apitdn RaGn, oaB llRrubeu In Der L.
Nreuue in gusiidt ifaaoen, uno eine G6tbais
lung BoIiSei pnree iofort oortbiu aeid1idi.
sc heilte if heraus, ba6 es Iih nur um bic
Strei6e elmer S6aar @afaniunaeu banoelte,
peId,e on @de Der /. apeuue uno "a. Srase
aro6e SteiHe auf bas @eIeiie rollteu. @itfa
1000 @rna6ieue ffnnoeu aui BEN grottoIr
uno idauteu ben Sunseu 3u. Das grI9ei-
uen her BoIisei ma1te benz Spas Iofort eiu
Gnee. Gpdter nm Vu9mittaa eret5uete Iidb
eiue ileiue Hubef6rIng in Der /. Gueuue,
uote oer 28. StrGBe, mo halbpii@ftge 8anfz
bclbe bas @eleiie uerbnrrifaOirten Iuo bic
bnrbeifohreuoen gSaggona nit Steiueu be-
marfen; brei Der 8aosIsiiiArer puroeu usr
taftet unb bic fibriseu rsriagt.
- Seurp Carlton, alias uSauSiome Oar.
rp," peldsr Dor entIiden gtonaten ben Bos
Iisiffeu Sreuuan erulorbste, uuo Der @attiuz
mGrber 6eroiuunb Garoliu iino BON S&erifi
SIad untsr SerbaGtuus Der yEobtern ! adaeH
gef1e1t fDoroen. Beiee WSreer ieleu an
IL. be, sRts, eetauat reroeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-04

i'd bite Sie, rreiEen barilidisu 0anf Safti
entge8eu III rlsbmen, tas sic 10 Daru ben
Sduer8 itber ben arauigmeu @srtaf tbei=
len, zen bie SOriehuug ii5sr ulta 0srb3dS
Sat".
Berlin, ,. Ts6rucr. -gtsbau Der taiier
Ii4en GtaaSarte ift auf BEN SflOfe and bic
Gfrti5id7e 9aiietilaggs nuf 9aIbmait 9e5c.
gen, Safer &tlbttm bat angeurbuet, baB Die
Sifi3iere tes @arSesreuabier ResimeutS,
leheu @Fef Soiier GyGHs SOiiph iif, uuO oas
II. lllanen 0feaimeat, hefau &bsf Der aron'
prir3 mar, eiiie g8ote long Srausr ~ tra9eu
babeu. 8eputati0ueu beiosr 0le9imenter
perbgE bel bem GeiGgabegdrsHiffe Susesen
ieju.
8erIin, 8. Sebrucr. - D2r sSoifiaeu
3situua" Eat Saiisr 8iibsm mad SBieu teles
grophirt, baB ar beubfdtise, auf ale @sbote
Der @tliette &ersift 3u letiteu uno Der Beer
btquHg beS SIonprin}en 8uSolph b2ibupobs
ueu. 8niier 8rau3 SoIepb teIegrapbirte suz
lid. er onnfs ben Screen fin oteien Heueu
gsn6i5 Der innigeu freuubiGaft be5 oeut'
iGtu 9aiisr8, miiie jetUd Die 6ofHuug dn'
fern, oaB eerilIbs BON isiaer 4bfht aoft57en
N,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-04
@sorD 1satp Selnfgnforo.

@bicago, 2. Sebruar. - Die arilofra.
ttidan Senobuer oes y5pbe. Bartsn naroeu
terte eurf eiueu bort beriibten Morb unb
SeIbfuore in uift geriuge gufreauug Der.
iett. au Der @de Der SO. SraBe uuo
sHaibiuston= Strnse ffebt bas eleaaute l8ohnz
bans pom 9. s. Wtunser. Die Tamtlie
hotte einsn itmlrjen 8isuer, glamens SEQ.
s8. @Iait, unb Elm ca. 25 Sabre altes ifmes
tiides 8teutmdbGen, giameus 6iuie 6u<
lGnter. 8er gte9er Uerliebte fih fferblib Ia
oas htibide @ef6tden Der Stueotu, uno
es entipnnH itd spiiheu Beieeu Elm 2iebeas
uerhaIIniB. 2esteres I0ite fi9 abar tiic,Hd1
nnt, uno ete SOlse bapoa mar, bag Gl1rt
hente frt!b ietner geIiebteu nit einenl Ralirz
meffer bic SehIe ourfidnitt unc hierauf BAL
ielte toStringeuoe Experiment On fia uou=
iihrte. Snu1tt niht eeuug, iaate fid Slult
nod eiue 9useI in ben Sopf. Gls frau
Wiuna'r anf bic Siilferufe oes Udbdeus in
he suhs einab elite, fanb fie Beioe IN elmer
ftirtterliGen SIutIa6e anf BEN Sobea lie
GEN. Sn &larfs 3immar fano man etneu
aetn Ssiten iangen Brtef, morin es betst, er
babe fld NIT 9,llie iiberporfen, f6age oher
obue fie ai&t I0ussr lebsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-04
Goufe1l Ste jebt.

gie Sr pr5d5aire gnue mun Inner gilmnh8 Eager f6t
S6nn CUR gasun unb unir P uO Bis gum aaBen r069ora
1brr,grr gpOn Sen urf gala.f0fn bic Q6et8r6den
Prinnb ALIEN Se6fe 5rm iaddn DT5c
4ree rub9et Iber bi Serabsun8 bdnt fd n au cine gepe
9be ion6en 1T cline ausmne In5Hgr crcen n9 na ooS9er
angersyrads, SaGs GIamagst0nnn Sic &tenpreIe
Soeupree bungs RIf jeher Ar fir Die Sugn0
Ssm3ailen bis moSdm ue6ebntOann sic Preu faaIn
me ale usen Glrn aauien anren ln ansfann9sart
nsefa6r Ser 9Ge Der Bree Ser Hn Sion 5a6en.
if Cn Nm Department ausardunen Obab mir nOen
tn 9uarseO fot Sun9SfId sn toben un6g
1T, Die @ree aeu anufHbrn 70 WOln ie Srren, m @
sese @e end auber, frib 9en6 Gage
gDOde au buten un ien wie leidt @ 1T, taufen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-04
80. goasteb,-S Stsun1.
gas Saas pafFrt Die EFIotten= n=Ssr~tHEaunasz
BtA. SunpeEtteMismo 5ruars iar ose
nr,eritaniiabs SIottsaEatioa au GaGoa

GaE Syasis p0ffttt bic SfIotten= =SertotAt1uh9s=
8tu.- SunpeEttaMIsuo 5uuars far otc
amsrttGHiia)s 6IotteHEatioa aa ga6o'
0aso.
Balbiu9toH, 3. 6, 2. Bsbruor. -
Der eHat mar geute nitt in SiBHng.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
tuurhe Guf autrag Spriu9er's (5qs.) BE-
ld1Ioiien, anf ben Sauss 8menbemeuts III Der
Senatsbiu Setreffs AnfRabme St0sDafota'3
IN Ten Staatenbuno III beftebeu. Die 5p.
Sprin9er, Barnes uro Sater (yt.~D.) ugrs
ben ole Saus= Mitalieber bes GOuferenjsS0=
mites ernaRnt. 6atd (Ifo.l berthtete Ole
AdsrbaHzSermiuigungSblG etu, melde auT
bic ReGifrnnOe geIest tDaroe, EuOrauf 00s
SeH8 fi9 als BIeuarz @Omits coufitutrte uno
bic SerGtbuu9 Der TLotteusS usSermiaigunas5ta
aninnbm. gilttelft eiuer geIaidtel rb2tOrls
iden 2Senbnng brG@te eS DtcAooo (9t.sS.)
i'll gSege, bon Der 8eipreGunB oe8 3GftaHee5
unierer 6Iotte auf bie Samoaz 6rGge litcrju=
g,bGu unb bel bieitr @ele9enbeit uOn elmer
sIhBhauoIurs uuierer Sasge Surh clue
So.oe ton gtEortna!iHaea" 81 ipre@eI. GE
fellte Sergleide ar stpiiden nnieren Rrtelsz
ld3iffen uno beneu auoerer Nattoueu, ipe3tea
DcutiGIanb's, uno tetente Die 9t0tbneH0igs
ielt, siuG SSlotte Al Gaffen, DIE iit nit berz
lerj9en Gler Gnbereu 2duoer mefien f0nne,
pobsi er es aIs isiHe lleber3euguug IH6iprldl,
t0B oas SGih5bGlUeien IN ben Ser. S,al'
ten ron SdBr ju Sahr erfrsuli1ere Sort,
idritte MGGe. GSH 8ef uoH 0icN000's
QuSiuIruageH bjloete elm heFttaer AnsTga
aul bic lGnOerbunnrtgen, nit SLeuerH no2rs
biiToeten eur0pGr4eu 2Gaosr, beren 0fe9ie-
ruEgen telnen an0eren auawe9 Iehen, nm
Gle llnBuiIieoeHbeit ibrer SOlier gu bei4Dld=
iiEen, ais bic D2onrOe DoftFiu gu uerlssea
aHo tbren OuId Sublibien anf3ebauteH pan
teiEDe tebr mad auBereuropaii1gn 2Gaoer1
abgalsiteH. 8Outeae (We.) maIGer gleta
III lubeginn ieluer Rsoe etf!drte, itt ui9t
nit auspdrtigeu IH9eIeQenbeiten, ioho2rn
iebtQlid] NIT Der oorltegeu0eH Bill beI41ftt=
gen 81 lpcllen, miss aaf Die yt0tb1eR0igieit
Itberaler Sarpiuiguugsn fir uRier Siotten-
peieu bin, bic uus in Stano icBen i6Iuten,
aniere SGjfe pom Sial bis Bum Utaf TN
5uIGnes Su bauen. Sm lUettereu SerlInie
ieiner 0ieoe uergtid 6outsue eie offt5ieue
Brobsfabrt res inter repablitauidler 40I1ts
initiation gehauteH 8ptpbiE" nit oerjeut5eu
Des ,,Yeiu0ius," nobel IT bic oeu1ofrGuhs
Faitsi Der BeTidtsiGll4uGg Un0 FRAZIER Ia
gereatigteit be5idtigt2. oerbsrt baaatra4te
Elm Enhancement, Del6em Suf0ige 100000
,ul @rrid. .uag elmer fobltukariou Qaf Plgoz
Bogo, iouie ANN SauBs unierer 9ertrGg8s
redjte bsnliGutd Samoa'B beplatgt n3r6eu
iclIer. 2iees lueposmeat uur0e Guls=
uoumen mOrauf bic 6lotteas8etDtIt8nuys,
yia rGdl ejnlGer rBeitsrer Debate 6em Qqlie
einUeIIbiet unb bon bem'eibeu paIftlt mu.o2.
Die pOu &lOuut (@a.) einberi9tete &of.
8stDlutgunge5iq murbe Guf bic Gegifraab.
aeieBt, uHo nm !6 llbr Osrtagte itdl oas QaGe.
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snrdl etnE erpIotptt ntteptes.

Bttts .. SsbruGr. - Der sefieI
bee on Der auSgbenp g9erfte am 5uBe ber
II. @roEe !iegenbeu ShieppOampiars - gnO
grotbersa bQrf bente ysanmittag, poour6
oas q,uarn:e Suhr3eu8 pOufdu0ie serfSrt
urb 6as Boot ,Returur" peIhes uebeu BEN
erlelaa gsleaeu, l6Uer beIhGoigt murbe.
Der RaIdiniff bes ,Return, 9eOrs gBillou,
'onie Der 9ei1er Der pEwo Srotbsrs." Ro'
bert @etrau, parSen Oon ben nuber lIlesen,
genben sefieIirnsmente1 9etroHen uuo au'
Der Stelle eetSbtet; mebrere anoere Perlonsu,
ueIdhe iido sur 3sit eer erplofon tn be- ytdbe
Bee lIualiidsitiftes betouoeu, erhisltsg lamers
BgrIssuuesu.
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3IanBe!t tttt &o0lets. aao Gifca,
8eTG16ite.

GbamOfiu, 9a., ?. 5ebrnar. - 9ns
gSuds8ibeez," Bear SaIep'." Bnruf6ez"
uu6 oas pROrth. 5rantIiuz btenberap srt +"
iamnltIif Der y0ieQoiugs&o." ges5rig, babeu
teute in GOlBe Der 8lauheit 6es 40hleueez
itdfts ibreu Setrieb eingefeut. SertauieuS
arbeter uerIieren bier6ur6 ibre Beidaftts
aung, aus BottauilIe ptrb geueloet, bas
SoGofen ytr. Der yBottsuiQer Sroa. &
SteeIsgo<" fir rrlebrere @ouate anger ShG<
tietsit gefest norSeu III. @ruao: Demora.
Iiiation bes @ienmarttes.
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ScrItEtt ,gnT nfe,,

Bertiu, 2. 6ebruar. Die Wittbeiluug,
bag 6iitit 8tsmard augeOr6uet bat, bas Ia
Samoa prOf!amivte Grieg8raat ui1t auf
AusldEber aus8ubebuen uHO 0aB Der beutibe
aCniul augetpieien moroea III, ijdb Don Der
&outrOIe Der SsrwaItuu9 juriif;HjiebsH, fin
bet in her Prefe uur tbeiItuete 8tGig1na.
Die cppoiitiORelle pSoifAe 3eitung" be-
merit, baB eth be=arttSes 8Crseheu ntdt ge=
eignet ietr bel ben lesiaeu seipauuteu 3us
Ednoeu auf Samoa bic 4utoritdt Der oortigen
beutideH BebDroeT sR fiGrtsn. Die 9iegiez
runge. YreiIe aIertennt es als riGttg, oas Die
ReGte unO SutereHeu bon GusldnSeru re-
ipeiGrt Derbeu, bebarrt abar auf Der gtott.
mA 6feit, fir Rataaia'e Ittafe aeaen bic
9eatYdeu gSieberuerseItuugsma5re5elu Sur
4Iaiubruug Bu brinseu.
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aus oee SumOe8DauptFaos.
Eat pettere ItHtOnsH Segass Far 9saHO.

-!FTF EVVEFE4E 0ssAEUHEN -LNtAEa i3@ NE4sEV=
tteG,
gEaibingtoR .. G.. 3. Tebruur. -
sQie Ger Peafors'&ommlidr Dem Settetar
0es SnnerH mittbetlt, ptro fa bic fir oGs
Iauieu6e YernaltuHgeia5r aussep0rfeue Be-
rpiG,guuS fur PeatonsSipede als I'M cirta
S8,0OO,0OO 81 geriug erueiieu. Der gom=
miIiGr legt bem Setretdr bes SuHern uabe,
ben GougreB auf bic giotbpeubistsit Der uuz
5erSiiSIiaen SsduHg Oteies 9efiBtts aufmsrfz
IAN 81 maGeH.
Der BepiIltsungs GusiduB bes Senats
bat beute bic 9e9islatiu. .Beruiaisunssbiu fiir
oGs nddte SistaIiabr firttg gefeut, 9te.
ielbe ift bis Guf pentse uapeieutIi9e YGutte
nit berienigeu fir bas Iaufsuoe Ga9RuHgss
iahr ihEnfiid1