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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19
Young Lady Killed by an Elevator

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1S.-Miss Ida Dusen-
bury, nineteen years old, a stenographer and
typewriter, was instantly killed by an elevator
in the Thackaray Building this afternoon. She
had ridden on the car from an upper floor to
the second story and then walked to the first
hoor, where she pulled the rope, intending to
send the car to the top of the building Tn
fortunately she got hold of the wrong rope and
the heavy car came down on her head, breaking
her neck. few minutes before the accident
Miss Dusenbury had accepted an invitation to
dinner to be given to morrow in honor of
herself and her future husband
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19
An Ugly Cash in the Arm.

Charles w. Dishman, an employe of Mr. Ed
ward Droop's music store on Pennsylvania
avenue, met with painful accident while at
work yesterday afternoon. Dishman was fixing
large glass door, when it slipped, and the glass
DR.. Middleton, of the Emergency Hospitals
dressed his wound and then had him carried
home at 2116 Ninth street.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19
Lionizing Mckinley.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 1S.-Major Mckinley spoke
in Carnegie Hall, Allegheny, tonight No
public man ever received a warmer reception.
After his speech it required squad of police
men to get him to his carriage on account of the
rush to grasp his hand.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19
Specie Imports and Exports.

New YORK, Oct. 1s.-The exports of specie
last week were $50, ,5l2, of which $50, 112 was in
gold and So, 400 in silver. The imports of specie
amounted to $36S, $40, of which $69,965 was in
gold and $29S, ,914 in silver.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19
For Rows and Girls.

Read the announcement on the 11th page of
to-day's HERALD. 1t will interest you, and
your sisters, and your parents, and your cousins,
and your aunts.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19
In the Race.

For superiority of quality, style, fit, and finish
our $40 sack and frock suits come out way
ahead. Eiseman Bros, 7th and E.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19

one lot OF about dozen Corsets all formerly
5Oc &c., &c.,, and 75c, will close at...........
now remember they soed have
placed with other makes; therefore
pose of them.
Our Celebrated Florence Corset which
in Red. Blue, Black and Tan Observation-Disclosures.
Among Loprice Corses will Amber Nadjy and
Windsor White Gray Ecru Corsets for the
money in the city,
fine Coutil Corset regular price, 75c special price
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19
PALA(
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

dnary Special Prices viii Prevail:
A-woo Saxony Flannel Sic
Special drive 56nch Solid WneColored
ranted fast color. Regular
few of those Chenille left the following
special prices:
64 at.....,.. S1.50
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19

Ihe Celebrated C. la Spre Corset style
opeola! pce soc
s'9le S'o' regular price Sl25 special S00
We carry the following styles GLovEFTTING
CORSETS:
A1aoles
II. IL Long, SOO
oison S150
w. EAtra Long S50
HA'ra Long, IN Whlte and Black
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-27
THE CHARLESTON MINISTRIES.

The Opera House was well filled on
Saturday evening when the minstrel
troupe, gotten up from among the
sailors of the Charleston, gave their
first performance. The performance,
taken as IL whole, was Il credit to the
Charleston's crew, although, as is
usual with amateur performances, 1t
was perhaps trille tedions mt times
during the second and third parts.
This defect, however, will doubtless
be corrected, if the Charleston boys
give the public the benefit Of another
performance.
The opening chorus was delight
fully rendered and the musical selec-
tons under the direction of Professor
Klots of the Charleston band were
greatly appreciated by the audience.
Mr.. w. L. Glenn as "lambo" was
especially good and proved himself
amply capable OF turning a "chest-
nut" into II good joke. Mr.. f. Mere
dith in his "Silver Sand Jig" did
some most excellent dancing and
was heartily applauded in his song
"Come Along, Sinners" The clog
dance by Jos. Brown and the double
song and dance by Messrs. Drisco
and McCraith were both repeated
Among those present were noticed
His Majesty the King, His Excel
lency John A. Cummins, Rear-Ad'
| miral Brown of the Charleston and
officers OF the ship.
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SMUGGLING WRALERS.

Recent advices from Alaska give
details of wholesale system of wills
ky smuggling managed and abetted
by whalers. The Alaskan officers
have for some time past been puzzled
to understand the causes for the
spread OF drunkenness among the
natives. Vessels suspected of traf-
ticking in whisky have been kept in
close surveillance, and how the whis-
KY found its way into the country
was battling mystery until very re-
Gently. II was found on investiga-
ton that the far away port OF Homo
lulu has become the main shipping
point for whisky smugglers who
operate in Alaska. The attention ol
A laska officials was first attracted to
smuggling work OF whnlers by Il Pc
port of Subcommittee OF the Ha-
waiian Legislature. which stated that
several whaling agencies on the Isl
ands made n practice OF purchasing
large quantities Of whisky, which
were turned over to whaling vessels
for traffic in Alaska. II is computed
that in this way oyer 6O00 gallons Oi
whisky have been shipped from Ho-
nolulu 10 Alaska. A yigilant ipvesti-
gatien is to be made in the matter
IS. +. Chronicle.
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able article on vaccination by DR..
Charles Creighton in the last edition
of the "Encyclopedia Britannica"
and the recent exhaustive treatise by
Professor +. Crookshank OF the Bac-
THEOLOGICAL Department Kings Col
lege, London, on the History and
Pathology OF Vaccination"
may mention that i'll about
sixty towns and unions in Eng
land the laws enforcing vaccina-
ton are now dead letter, and in
Leicester, Keighley, etc, the vaccina-
tions are only 4 per cent. of the
births. 1t is believed that the result
of the present important inquisitlon
will be the ultimate abrograton oil
vaccine coercion throughout the
civilized world.
Enclosed you will find list OF tn,
Royal Commissioners appointed 10y
Her Majesty Queen Victoria, Will
the Articles of Reference. Also Ger
tain questions relating to the invac
cination of leprosy.
| take the opportunity OF thanking
those gentlemen who have SO cordi
ally assisted my inquiries, and OF re
cording the invarying kindness re
ceived in all quarters during M.
brief sojourn in this beautiful island
Yours Faithfully,
WILLIAM TEBB, Il. X. q. :.
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A TARIFF VIEW.

EDITOR BULLETIN:- =
viii you kindly publish the fol-
lowing extract from private advices
received per Australia from San
Francisco, Oct. II, lS90:-
1.-The Colonel seems to be quite
satisfied with the Tariff. The Trust
people are squealing, they wanted
the duty fixed at - Dutch Standard
and engineered the tariff fight to
that end, but were beaten at their
own game and had to accept No. l6
rs the free limit. Searle is now
charging 'demagogy' on the House
although he is responsible, with his
associates, for any reduction over
20 percent. When the Trust was
backed by the Island planters in its
fight for free sugar all hopes of saw
ing the Islands sugar from the ope-
ration of the Tariff was at an end.
The new Treaty was IN attempt to
throw dust imthe eyes of the coun-
try to save Minister Carter and his
friends from the moral condemnation
for their action in joining the sugar
Trust and supporting free sugar tc
iniure Spreckels. Now they have
got more than they bargained for
and Spreckels got the sugar bounty
and is ''way ahead The Philadel'
phia sugar sells l-l6th of cent pei
| pound higher than Trust sugar
| owing to its superior quality"
Agent
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-27

We are pleased to note the stand
taken by the BULLETIN, few weeks
ago, against the journalistic habit
of libeling the country abroad, is
already bearing good fruit. Two
regular mails and several sailing yes
sells have left port, since our expos
ure of the spitefu and unpatriotc
designs and methods of the disap-
pointed politician who runs the Adj
yertiser, without that journal "dish-
ing up" batch of political msrep-
reservations for distribution abroad.
The immediate result has been that
"Alrs we'll in Hawaii has been
heard from one end of the United
States to the other.
This state of things is at least en-
couraging to all good citizens and
if the repentance, or fear, of the
Advertiser can be kept up by apply
ing the lash at home, our mechanics,
workmen, planters and merchants
will not hereafter feel as il they
were running the risk Of industrial
suicide every time foreign steamer
leaves the harbor.
In any event it is perfectly safe tc
say that the stand taken by the BuL
LETIN i'm this matter has helped pre-
serve the peace and reputation o.
Hawaii. 1t has also aided the evo
lutionists in establishing, by actua
experiment, the fact that the poll
tical Chimpanzee of the Advertiser
can be taught manners, even though
he has not thus far been laugh
enough of language and morals II
enable him to tell the political truti
about his adopted country.
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NOTICE.

LkOM and after His dale We viii moi
L he n sponslhle for amy freight after
same has been delivered Al any station,
Parties Ia whom freight Is ronslgnrd
must be NJ The station 10 receive their
lrighI,
M freight viii be- received lor ship
mrul brlWpnn The hnnrs nl $50 aud u
o'rlouh a ~ and helMnen l. 80 and 2
n'rlnrh u ~
Trains viii nol hr detained ior ship
MINI ni lrrgll without special arrange,
mrnf
So luighl Viii hr rrppNrl plw
lhis iAlr nnliss rhAlgr- are prepaid
nAlil' hAlltl Al 4 lAAnlna
a u Ashlll anprllnluuirni
llunuml nri y lsu. bilu
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Honolulu & Pearl City
At Cent Per Mile. I'd Class
| 10 Gents Per. Mite, LIST Glass,

During term of 8 years from the date
of purchase.
These special Rates of Fare will be
transferable with the property during
the term named in the Original reed.
Trains will always be run for reasonable
accommodation of residents at Pearl
city. Trains will reach Honolulu at
6 :l5 and 5 or s 40 and ! 30 a IN leave
Honolulu for Pearl ity and way Sta
tions ut s :l5 Il. IN and 40 and 4 to
/ 30 and 5:lo to 80 p. m. subject how
ever to such changes as may be from
time to time found necessary for the
convenience of the public or business
interests of the 'mpany. Evening
Trains will also be run whenever there
is 81 reasonable demand
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-27

A Mexican paper says "eleven
prominent men recently refused
Cabinet positions IN the Government
of Guatemala. That's nothing !;
every prominent citizen of Hawaii
has done the same thing lately. The
next time we chop off political heads
we shall be forced to either import
a new stock of prominent citizens OF
let some of our more prominen,
Hkids" run the shebang.
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NOTICE.
tNHE KaploIani Mnlcrnlty IIome has

THE Kapiolani Maternity Home has
TWO rooms 10 ACCOMMODATE paying
patients. Ladies' of moderate means
who wish 10 secure - home on reason
able terms, hei'u" and during he time
Of Il confinement. where the best of
food attendance. nursing aud medical
skilI'M III hc pr vitl"d, viii please apply
IA ia" Home Ia Mr>. Miller, the ualron.
VIII" "iI' attend t. admillinc". give
Terms or other Information required,
Honolulu, Orl, I, $50. ga SIN
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All Nv III BINSuEIN
AsSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

hopklQl rs Of kuau, Maui, hay
- ing llhln an assignment Ol his
property 10 HE undersigned lnr The
hrhrll ni hls creditors, nOllre Is hrrnby
klrh MAJ nlAlus against him mllsl
We lll''hllltl ~ tho llnlrlF lgnrd Nilllin
lnlrhlel "a said \, lln1rlullns arc 20
pnpslrl 20 mahn immrlAln payment %
Do undersigned ~ his ulllrt in Homo
luluf NJ A. DnAhAlNfs,
AaalRnr,
llmllulul appl "A lallO bliu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-27
LETTER FROM Mr.. VIM. TEBB.
THE ROYAL COMMISSION on VAGINA
TIoS.
EuITnu RrI VTIN.

TIoN.
EDITOR BULLETIN:-
My attention has been called TO a
paragraph in the DAILY BULLETIN
oi Tuesday coupled with my name
containing an error which | will
thank you to allow me 10 correct.
am not "A member OF the Royal
Commission referred TO, but for some
time have been engaged in collecting
evidence from various countries
showing the results Of vaccination,
some ol which has been presented Ia
this tribunal ! may also mention,
in answer 20 many inquiries, that
eminent medical and pathological
aKprrls have already testified before
lho Commission Ia The inncnlaliOn at
syphilis aud other serinus maladles,
hy arm IA arm vaccination aud al
aerplula, consumption and npltopirr
llsrasrs hN meanf ~ hullnp YiTus.
The lrsulls ~ ihp lalpsi srnpllhr 90
spalrhps msl No. aapn Ia lhp ipmall
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-27
Annual Meeting Notice.

THE annual meeting of the stock
holders Of Haiku Sugar Company
will be held NJ the office of Castle a
Cooke, RI ESDAI, Oct. -, NJ II A, NJ,
j, Is, ATllERToN,
li'Gi 70 SECRETARY,
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Annual Meeting Notice,

TllE annual meeting Of The slOrk-
Il lpldnr- Of The l'ala Plantation viii
be held ~ The office III castle 4 h00kr,
TUESDAY,, OCT, Is, "a ~,
i, H. AlhEHION,
uni y SECRETARY Pro lem
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NOTICE.

kAllIl.A having made an assign
e. mcni Ia the undersigned for The
benefit OF his creditors. all persons hay
ing claims against said j. Kaiula are
requested 10 present them within two
months NJ the Office of Lyman Brothers,
aud all who are indebted Ia j. Kainla
must make immediate payment 10 Inc
undersigned,
liAll Nv RlfHINSpEIN
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TIL Il;
Dairu BULLETIN
Pledgsd to neither Sect nor Parry,
But established for the benefit of all.
II fl H.
MONDAY, OCT. 27, 1890.

The United States cotton crop for
1890 has gained nearly 5000, 900
bales over that of 1888. If this
thing keeps on the American
farmer will have to change his fam
lily name from ebay seed" to scot
ton seed -
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Housekeeping !!

THE mirlslgpri h prepared a. dn
' hnrsnrpllpphH az reasonable rates.
llirlT lrll "A lhp Panlhrnn elahlh VIII
rullr plnupl Allrnllun
ps9 lm' ~ hhoQhAAAk
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PIoN IGIlH
Building & Loan Association.

1 Nv Heard of Directors Of The Assoc
station have decided " Issue tho
srrund Nnres STOCK, on The llrsl Monday
Ia January, 1891 Subscription ll'ls arn
nnN pprnj and lh0se dnslring slnrh
should lueku Immediate application Tor
Sans lets can hn inund viii q, y
lhAldwani IA Custom ilnuhpi A. W.
hlrhuldsnnl ~ l q innsulAln, nr Win
InkV, y, ltANAlAii
nll ~ hrltiAlA.
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WANTED

A YOUNG American Man wants
IN york, inside or out. References
given. Address "H.' Hamilton House.
692 3t@
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NOTICE.

CAPTAIN IL. Lightbody, of The bark
~ "Birker,' will not be responsible,
for amy debts contracted by his crew
without his written order. G77 II
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BEAUTIFUL VIE w

Those desiring lots where the most
charming view can be had from the
vcrlnda of cottage or mansion, can
obtain lots fronting on I.chua, Maile or
WOOdlawn Avenues; this is Il most
charming location for residences, as all
agree who have ken the trouble to
walk up Lehua Avenue above the Eva
Court House. As II health. resort. IA
better situation cannot be found, To
assist settlers, The foipwing easy terms
are offered
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-27
COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT
Bethel street.

TlIE Young Company having bought
this wcll-known restaurant, is
prepared 10 keep II better table than
before, The best food in the market
viii he served.
Boarding in private room, per week
''t''f''''''''''''' '''''',ff''''H 40
hlnglr Meal t','f'','''''rf'''''ib els
Boarding Ia pnhlir roouh per week
'f'''t'ff'''f'ff' f'''''t'rff''ftN ~
alhglr MeAl'-t'',tfffr' els
hnn lM
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ron sAI.E

pAHlk Glapes lol .alr hy q llsh.
man 4 pounls lm o. 1911
llplrphenn ili hal ~
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~ AUTHORITY.

In conformity with the Act entitled
can Act relating to the Suppression
of Plant Diseases, Blight and Insect
Pests" approved July l6, A. d. 1870,
the following gentlemen have been
appointed Commissioners OF Agricul'
ture for the Districts of North and
South Kona, Island of Hawaii;
w. MULLER, Chairman;
ID. II. NAHlNU,
J.P. KAHALEWAl.
C. n. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Oct. %, 1890.
900 1t
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WANTED

A SITUATION, by \ single middle
~ aged general maGhinist and en-
ginccr. well posted on marine work and
steam engines in general. The very
best OF references rs to ability, cha,ac-
ter and manners. etc. Address Ill, "
this Office. $50 lw*
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NTED.

A THOROUGH reliable American
N Lady wishes Il position rs house
keeper or us invalid Nurse, would not
mind going to some of the other ISL
ands. Address "M," this Office.
luz
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WANTED

A WOMAN to do houscwork and
~ sew. Good wages. Apply nj
this office. B92 st
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To RENT

aaaA I ARGE Airy Room, up
M$SHs IL stairs, unfinished. lately
&aiA occupied by Howard Hitch
cock Inquire at Anderson Il Lundy's
Dental Office. G9l lw
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300 Reward. 500

The readers of the BANNER
will be pleased to learn
that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able
to cure in all Its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, re.
CURES a constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inte.-
nally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and
assisting nature in. doing its work.
The proprietors have 80 much faith
ID its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars tor any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address, F. ].
CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o. Sold
by Druggists, 75c.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-22

On last Saturday evening a party
of ten went from this city to spend
a night of enjoyment camping on
the banks of Mill creek and fishing
for the fnny tribe. To help while
away the time they carried a pack of
cards along with them and engaged
III the seductive game of ven up,
old maid, smut and other games.
After the party returned to the city
some OF them, who 7 great at per-
petrating practical jokes, concluded
they would have some fun, and to
carry it out it was necessary to let
all all of the fishing party into the
conspiracy but n whom they had
selected as the victim. They PIE
tended that the county authorities
had got wind of their playing cards
and that information would be filed
against them and they we're to be
prosecuted. A subscription list was
circulated among the members for
contributions to fee an attorney to
defend them, and it was agreed that
each was to pay SIS. Their names
were all put down and marked
paid" when the list was presented
to the one selected as a victim. See
ing that all the rest had paid (?) he
shelled out his SIS. His friends all
got together shortly afterwards
at his saloon, where they had a jol-
ly good time on the IS, and when
they got through had As cents left.
Several hours elapsed before the
victim of the practical joke learned
that he had been victimized, and
then he was the maddest man in
town.
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Ba1dridge Bridge Undermined.

Constable John Ewing, of the
Washington precinct, was in the
city yesterday, and informed the re-
porter of the BANNER that on Mon
day night the fine massive iron
bridge Of the Baldridge and Court
ney Bridge company, which spans
the Brazos river betW cen Graball
and Courtney, caved in. A portion
Of the approaches and the pier on
the Grimes county side of the river
were left standing, but the pier on
the Graball side and the entire iron
structure have sunk down into the
water. The bridge for most of the
distance across the stream has sunk
entirely out of sight. The cause of
its caving and falling into the river
was the recent high water which
undermined the entertainments and
weakened the foundation of the
pier. The bridge is entirely i'm.
passable and wagon travel between
Courtney and Graball is cut off.
Mr.. Ewing says that it will take
many a dollar to raise the bridge
and put it back like it was.
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a FEW nights ago while Mr.. Will,

a FEW nights ago while Mr.. Willie
Williams, a son of Mr.. G. M. vii,
liams, was returning from town in a
gig to his fathers home four miles
east oftown heran against cultivator
in the dark which had been careless
ly left in the turn row. The force of
the collision upset the gig and
threw him on the ground. He was
only slightly hurt, but mourns the
loss of a finger ring, which was
iostled off in the fall.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The trustees of the public schools
had a meeting late Tuesday after
noon. Besides attending to routine
business they prepared a petition to
the city council asking that some
provision be made to pay off the
teachers their salariesfor last month.
1t is understood that the mayor and
council have already made provision
to borrow a thousand dollars to pay
the teachers.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-22

AT a business meeting of the
Young Mems Social club held on
Monday night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
W. h. Shell, president; Otto Engelke,
vice-president; R, E. GRADER, secre.
tary; F. Kiber, treasurer; Judge
Kirk, R. Hoffman,, Jr., and Jim
Simon, trustees. 1t was decided to
resume the usual weekly
entertainments on the first Tuesday
evening in June.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-22

Rev. A. HAGENsTE1N, a minister Of
the Evangelical church of North
America, formerly pastor of a
church at Zionsville, west of Berlin,
is in the city for the purpose of Or
ganizing a church and starting a
congregation. He will deliver his
first sermon on Sunday at the Pres
byterian church, and cordially in
vites the public-especially Ger
mans-to hear him.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-22

At a called meeting of the Bren,
ham board Of trade, held yesterday
forenoon at Giddings & Giddings'
bank, it was decided to raise $3.50
for the purpose of securing a quar-
ter-page advertisement in the spec
ial Texas edition of Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper. A commit
tee was appointed to canvass among
merchants and business men and
property owners for subscriptions.