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s,.,mcrs pREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
p,s, Al Y r foot Cara ST.. at z. NJ. daily SUNDAYS
eSceped Direct connection with cypress tram ,,o 20
2rhayiS Snrlnes Slagara Falls. Sharon spriIrs ana
toonrrstown SATURDAY night steamers connect WI Sun
Sw pmoro,na train Tor Saratoga Lake George.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01

rALlyDw-Marset moderately active ana Hr.n; s,uS at
rep RE-. Of l-5 hhds n; 13-l6di lo'ioe' o'oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01

10 do 1872 NJ at 90 80; u 90 20 ID ."
y, ~ sG 1 rough $50 N, NJ 70. ~ - M 81 60
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VVU"s '0f-.- Ina
~. '"poh, ana laY wear contrast ~ follows .

Market closed barr steady n'tcrahI" o'd'F, =
sued september. 7.3j Total sales, lt?-W D'l.> NV
YORK spot .acs to-day and last night For eNloit 231
bales consumption. lsl bale, delivered on contract 100
tal total rO3l Ia spot market easy. Micdllhg
uplands 7asc which f. unchanged from yesieda Quot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR BOSTON WORCESTER PRoNIDENCE WIN! nH
MTS. AND ALL POINTS EA>I, sf1 mr. 90 "a
NFCThTT and MA>SACHr SETS leave f,'r, ~ lma
mol North River foot II Warren St. - go J. VI u'9'
except Sundly connecting trains du. Boston 10 ~ ~
Worcester cNccp, Sunday. 90 \ NJ
STONENGTON LINE.
d r,,o for BOSTON and the East ard direct route 70
\ NKRNGANSETT PIER and WATCH HILL. - ~
stool se,ncrs leave Pier 80 " H. one DOCK aoo'o
anal St al ; 80 T.. NJ. daily including sunday
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TROY BOATS.

CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier AZ. ~ M,
foot West iOthst daily. except saturday. I. M oun'
day steamer touches at Abaiy'
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Scpicuih 20 - '"
OctDhor .....--- % -"
Eer.p, Of hrcad-tuG- At interior pont, In thou, ard
last th ,yphcs 600 omitted. ious bhs gram bush
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plosion at Santander, a fearfully
destructive earthquake in Persia,
and long list of dreadful railway
accidents in the United States, to-
gether with widespread financial dis
aster in both the United States and
Australia, have made it on the whole
a rather sad year to many thousands
Of our race.
This article does not pretend to
be an exhaustive review of all re-
markable events of the year, but
only sort of sample sheet of hap
penings of the greatest note. Let
us hope that the coming year will
have even moro of happiness and
less of misery to chronicle as its re-
cord when its closing hours have
arrived, With hope that springs
eternal in the human breast, there
should DO coupled effort by every
worthy man to make the worlds
condition better as the years roll on
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.
This Mornings Business Results
Mostly in Continuances.

The civil suit of James I. Dowsett
vs. Mrs. Flora Jones and P. Jones
for $500 on a note was heard again
in the District Court this morning.
A. S. Hartwell appeared generally
for P. Jones and specially for the
other defendant, and stated that
proper service had not been made
on Mrs. Jones. The latter being i'll
at the time of the service, the suit
was continued till Jan. Sd, on mo-
ton of plaintiffs counsel.
There were no convictions in the
District Criminal Court to-day. The
che ia cases, with the exception oi
one who pleaded guilty, were dis.
charged. Sentence was suspended
as to the guilty prisoner.
Two Japs, Kurazoe Morioka and
Utaro Shigenaga, came before Mag.
istrate Robertson on charge of as
sault and battery on Nakazoe
Ochiai, at Eva, on Dec. %. By
advice Of counsel both pleaded
not guilty, and the case was set fol
Jan. I'd.
The case of a Chinaman named
All Look, arrested for selling opium
last night, was set for Jan. 4th. An
other celestial for vagrancy wa.
ordered to appear in Court on Jan
I'd.
Keaupuni and Keoni Bulu, ar
rested for che ia playing, were re
leased.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
COURT CHRONICLE.
Minister Thurston Makes Deposi
ton in the immigration Case.

Minister Thurston Makes n DEPOSIT
ton in the immigration Case.
In the case OF II. Hackfeld e. Co.
VS.. w. G. Irwin g. Co. and others,
the deposition of l.. A, Thurston,
formerly Minister of Interior, was
taken to-day in anticipation of his
departure. The case is on the same
grounds and for the same services
as that Of Carl Henoch against the
Hawaiian Government, which re-
suited in favor of defendant at the
jury trial in the Circuit Court.
Judge Cooper this morning heard
T. X. r. Amalu VS.. Kona Fruit CO.
Kinney for plaintiff; Rosa for de.
fendant.
Aswan's petition for a writ Of ha.
beas corpus to allow Chinaman on
hoard the Oceanic liberty to land in
Honolulu, which was filed on Oct
ls, was set for hearing to-day, the
Oceanic being in port. Up to l.
o'clock, however, the hearing had
not taken place.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
by :. ). Australia.l
San FRANcIsco, Dec. %.
LATEST ABOUT HAWAII.

POLICY OF THE PRESIDENT TO BE PUSHED.
Washington dispatches in the San
Francisco papers are strongly col
ored to make everything unfavor-
able to the Administration. They
show, however, that the Presidents
Hawaiian policy is to be vigorously
pushed to a conclusion in Congress
without delay.
The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations will sit on the matter dur
ing the holidays. 1t is said it will
take the testimony of several Ha-
waiians in Washington before they
leave.
Democrats are represented as feel
ing that the resolutions reported to
the House are liable to devolve a
heavy responsibility on the party.
McCreary is also said to be censured
for including Commander Wiltse in
his expressions of condemnation. 1t
is held wrong to condemn the dead
commander for carrying out orders
issued to him.
Chairman Wilson of the Ways
and Means Committee is represented
as refusing to consent to the first
two days after the holidays being
given to the Hawaiian matter. II
this is true, the objections of Wilson
have apparently been over-ruled, as
Chairman McCreary assured the
House that two days would be giver
to the Hawaiian question within the
first ten days.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
Circuit Court, First Circuit of the Ha-
weiian Islends.-In Probate.

TN TIE MATTER uF THE EST ATE
l. of LU X SANG, late of Honolulu, de-
ceased, interstate.
in reading and filing the petition of <.
Ahmi, of Kahului, Maui, alleging that
LUX Fang, OF Honolulu, died intesiatc nt
Choy Hang, China, on the Sth day of July,
A. u. 1887, and praying that Letters of Ad-
ministration issue to s. Ahmi.
1t is ordered that MONDAY, the 18th
day of January, A. ID. 1894, be and hereby
the Court Room of this Court, at Homo
lulu, at which time and place all persons
concerned may appear and show cause, il
any they have, why said petition should
not be granted.
Dated Honolulu, H. J., Dec. Is, 1893.
BY the Court:
CHAs. +. PETERSON,
GUj-Gt WAS Clerk
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
UNITED STATES.
COMMODORE STANTON RESTORE.

COMMODORE STANTON RESTORE.
Secretary Herbert has restored
Commodore Stanton to duty and
assigned him to the command of the
North Atlantic squadron. The
Secretary in his letter said the de-
partment never considered Stanton
Intentionally guilty of any wrong,
in saluting the rebel flagship at Rio,
but only that he committed grave
error of Judgment. For this reason,
and to satisfy the authorities of
Brazil, who were offended at his
action, he was detached from the
command.
The U. S. S. Kearsarge has been
sent to San Domingo to protect
American interests, in consequence
of advices of plot to assassinate
President Heureaux.
NOVEL SUIT.
Employees of the Toledo, St.
Louis and Kansas City Railroad
have petitioned the United States
Court at Toledo for an order to
allow them to receive living wages
from the company. This is the first
action of the kind ever begun. The
men say, as the United States Court
would not allow the employees of
the Ann Arbor road to strike last
spring, they have appealed to it for
justice rather than take the chances
of losing strike and Of being out
of employment for the rest of the
winter.
Owing to the refusal OF the Cana
dian Pacific to restore transconti-
mental rates unless allowed a differ
ential, there is likely to be a general
war of railway rates across the con-
tinent.
Shortly after o'clock this (Satur-
day. morning cave-in occurred at
the Homestead iron works, by which
it is known that fourteen mon were
killed.
Chinese in Connecticut are dis
inclined to register, in spite ol
strong official warnings. They re-
fused to register before and went
unpunished and seem ready to dare
the law again.
A renewal of the rumor about the
Presidents health, though receiving
little credit, affected stocks unfavor,
ably in New York yesterday.
Governor Mitchell fatty refused
to grant a charter to the Duva
Athletic Club, and declared he
would use all lawful means to pre-
vent the Corbett-Mitchell fight from
taking place in Florida.
S. HI. Hart has been arrested al
Baltimore for embezzling $4,000 o.
the funds of the Buckley, Wash.
bank. He is said to have swindleC
ex-Postmaster General Wanamakel
out of considerable money.
There is not single exhibit yet
in place for the Midwinter Fair.
1t is reported that John ID. Rookie
feller has made another gift O
$l,00O,00O to the Chicago University
At the trial of Prendergast for thu
murder of Mayor Harrison of Chi
cago, a number of experts have testi
fed that they believed the prisone
sane and responsible for his acts.
Lewis A. Hill, paying teller of th'
st, Nicholas bank, New York, wen
short $4,000 and has been arrested
: at Newark, n. j.
A crazy son of Brigham YOUNG
tried to run amuck on the stage o
the Salt Lake Theatre. He wa
overpowered by property man be
fore he could make tragedy.
Mayor Terhune of Anderson, Ind.
has issued an order to the chief o
police to furnish each night patrol
man with q blacksnake whip. Ever,
tramp will be whipped out OF tn,
city and whipped again il he re
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Baseball on New Years Day.

The Unknowns and the Planets
will play the last game of the season
on Monday, Jan. l, 1894, at 10 o'clock
in the morning; as no enjoyment is
going on the boys ought to be pat
ronized, as good game is going to
be played. This game decides the
championship. Following are the
members:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
Legion of Honor

Hawaiian Council, No. $50, Ameri-
can Legion of Honor, elected officers
for the ensuing half year last night
as follows:
A. Z. Murphy, Commander (re-
elected);
j. Mort Oat, Vice Commander;
julius Asch, Orator;
j. T. Eckardt, Secretary
Chas. Hustace, Treasurer;
Thos. Douglas, Collector;
i. e. Nichols, Warden;
Geo. P. Castle, Chaplain.
Purser McCombe Of the $. S.
Australia will please accept the
thanks of tho BULLETIN for news
favor.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
Ask Your Friends

Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
what they think of it, and the re-
plies will be positive in it's favor.
Simply what Hoods Sarsaparilla
does, that tells the story of its me-
rit. One has been cured of indiges-
ton or dyspepsia, another finds it
indispensable for sick headache or
biliousness, while others report re,
markable cures of scrofula, catarrh,
rheumatism, salt rheum, etc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
SATURDAY,, Dec. 80, 1893.

ragged skirts of the old year
and, in a perturbed state of
mind, contemplates the posi-
bilities and probabilities Of
1894. The commercial disas
ters which befel the United
States during the past twelve
months were of a character to
make the merchant every
where, careful as to his pur-
chases as we'll as his sales.
The banker who watched the
cent per cent" promissory
notes Of his customers BIOS
som, left them to the receivers
to pluck the fruit.
AS us,lal, for hard times has
had no visible effect upon us,
we start the year with large
assortment of handsome goods
as we'll as serviceable articles.
We can give you a plow-a
Hendry Breaker-that is both
handsome and serviceable in
the eyes Of the plantation
manager, but which would be
unattractive to the lady who
sees more beauty in one of
our piano lamps. Our stock
is selected to suit people in all
classes Of society from the 400
down, but the quality in each
class is the best, and that is
the reason that every article
we sell gives perfect satisfac-
ton.
The invoice of lamps we re-
ceived just a little late for
Christmas included some very
handsome ones, perhaps the
prettiest we have ever had,
and do just as we'll after the
holidays as any other time;
and the silver ware looks just
as we'll on the table. The idea
that a man should buy for his
home such articles as these on
a certain day, Or at some spe-
cial season is a mistake; his
wife will enjoy them at any
time.
Last week we sent to the
homes Of three prominent Ho.
nolulu people, Fischer stee,
ranges. From two of them
we have reports that theil
meals have been better cook
ed than ever before, and the
amount Of fuel required fol
the service less. The ranges
- we now sell you are made O
steel, just double the thickness:
Of any we have ever sold; this
. means years of continuedgooe
health to the stove. People
who have travelled on dining
cars in the United States will
understand the value of thu
:: Fischer range when we tel
+. them that it is the one uset
there. People here who have
the services of inferior cook
will appreciate the value of /;
Fischer range once they hav'
eaten a meal cooked on on
of these stoves. Compared
: with the time they last, the,
c are cheaper than four ordinar,
iron stoves.
The Locked Fence is kin,
among fences, and we are tn
n n sole agents for these Islands
Like good many other thing
we sell you they last too Ion!
to be profitable to any one bu
il the purchaser. Steel every
where lasts longer than wood
Then why should not tn
l. spring stays used in buildin,
a locked fence outlast a wooe
E en- post? AS to strength
e there's no comparison; yo
:; could turn loose a herd {
It prize bullocks against tn
\, Locked fence and not weake
h it, it's built with a view to re
y sist the attacks Of any numbe
O. O. Of wild cattle. Its adoption b
II plantation owners here is a
Id certain as anything can be, be
cause every one Of them want
to economize in every wa
X. possible. There is no easies
I way than this.
4 A weather prophet tells l
that the next summer will be
1ry Cnr IF ha ;c corrac+
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER THE 1st JANUARY,
~ 1894, the retailing OF Dry Goods will
be discontinued.
9l9-lw THEQ. II. DAVIES & co.
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The retailing of dry goods win be
discontinued after Jan. lst by the
firm OF Theo. III. Davies Il Co
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FRANK TOZU.

DLEASE CALL AT w. 6. IRWIN g.
l. Co. (Ltdl. Important information
awaits you. a.. 9l0-1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
EUROPE.

General Dodds cables to Paris
that King Behanzin is nearly sur
rounded and his capture is immi-
nent.
Gladstone has scored a victory in
the House of Commons. making a
great speech and being sustained by
majority Of 36 on naval matters.
A motion implying want of regard
for the necessities Of the navy by
the Government was taken by the
Premier as vote of want of conf
dence. He moved an amendment
expressing full confidence of Par
lament in the Cabinet as to naval
improvement, which passed by the
majority above stated. The London
Globe says that all the lords of the
Admiralty resigned after Tuesdays s
debate in the House of Commons,
and only withdrew their resigna-
tions on the assurance from Sir Will
liam Vernon Harcourt that the Gov
ernment intended to maintain the
supremacy of the British navy.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
TO LET

A FEW ROOMS, FUR 4 .~a->
II nished or unfurnished. ESSA4I
Cool location. Ten min E I'LL EAsA
utes walk from Post Office. He3@Esa He3@Esa
Also Stable and Carriage House. Inquire
at CHR. GERTZ SHOE STORE,
9l9-4t Fort Street
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30

Hoods Pills arc purely vegetable
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-30
BRAZIL.

pthAAIh,
REPORTED CAPTURE OF RIO DE JANEIRo.
Rumors were current in Pernam-
buco yesterday that Rio dc Janeiro
had been captured by the rebel Adj
miral Mello, and that President
Peixoto was prisoner. The people
of Pernambuco did not credit the
rumors.
Neither in official nor diplomatic
circles at Washington are the rumors
of the fall of Rio believed. The
fact that Captain Picking has sent
no report of such happenings is
taken as proof that the news Is at
least premature.
AT the Brazilian legation no cables
had been received since the depart
ure of Minister Mondonca for New
York on Wednesday.
De Zeballos, the Argentine Minis
ter, received no news and was sure,
If the reports we're correct, it would
be known in Buenos Ayres, which is
the New York of South America.
He says that Mello and Cana have
no force strong enough to capture
Rio, while Peixoto has 5000 soldiers
to repel invasion. The reports, he
says, are probably based on the fact
that the rebels have taken some out
post or part of the city.
The American Consul has sent
the complaints of several American
captains to Capt. Picking of the
Charleston, regarding damage done
to the rigging of their ships by the
indiscriminate firing of Mello's gun
ners. Not only merchantmen but
foreign warships have been struck
10y shells, which are flying in all
directions over the bay.
1t is supposed that several Of
Mello's officers have deserted their
ships on account of Gama's mon
archical manifesto.
The vessels bought by the Govern,
ment in the United States and
Europe are arriving at different
points on the coast one after another
1t has been found difficult thus fal
to get fighting crew for the Mic
theroy lying at Pernambuco.
The U. S. S. New York is ordered
to Rio with Admiral Benham. II
is not known for certain whether
the monitor Miantonomah will &c
there as was reported she would
There is possibility that the Sar
Francisco may come home after thu
arrival out of the New York.
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turns. This action is taken on ac-
count of frequent outrages by
tramps.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24
Der a1rp ,,t,n 4irpc.

0tcies gintt be6auptete iciner 9cit,
oaB Der l(ebergon9 iult ldmmtithcr
8eutideu III Splua Sur oemprraillhtl
Barter ourdInue uldt lrud)tlUs mar, oh
wpbl lie Der Elrtei uid)t Die SMr gtbibni
Jung oe5 &tObIbitiUnsg.ieBes uDtblae
Wtebrbelt Der 9e9lslotar 81 ueri6afien
permobten. g9lr maren Der glnliht,
bnB Die un9ebeuren erlittenen Serluite
Die ,epublitaniife Yartei sur &niion
uno our 8eriuet9eruu9 iernerer unters
Itiibuu9 Der BroblbitlOn bringen wiirben.
0ns 1T nun eriolst. Sn ibrer @onuens
tion leste 8ode ertlGrten ii6 bic Re'
publifaner BON Soma fir 2ocal Option.
lueun aub ui6t 9eraoe unumDnnoen
aIuc often. sic muBten bas tbun ooer
cine seialSene Niseerlase mar ibnen
Si6er. IA nun Die Yarteiianition Der
e&rpbibitiun entiosen urb leBtere ses
1uihermulieu uo9elfrei ertlGrt ut, 10 ut
eber Die Mo9li6teit uor banoen, oaB Der
probibitioniitiihe 5liisel Der republlta
nliheu Barter benz libernlen iih unter.
Uerfen muB, Inn ni1t ganj 5luI6en
StIblen unn Ydnten binunter5ufdllen.
SniOlseueiien 1T in Soma mebr ais je
gluSiht aui @ieocrrui Der Eroblbitleu
uOrbanoen llno bieie CUTE &usilht
,puroe berbei9eiiibrt curh Die oeuti6e
6luth, Die oeutihen g8dblertolonnen,
ole seiblOien inter Dem 5reiheltS.
Banner Der Democratic sesen Die re
publitonlide 3uiusbnrs anltilrmten.
bis tie in lbreu 8runoueiten er5ltterte.
Sn Siio. 0atota mare Der Grfol9 iol.
der elnmiitbi9en oeutlden Grs
bebun9 inter oemielbeu Banner nod
li6erer; eln ale 9alenber5en uno 3wei's
Ter binreiBenSes vSurrab!". ein Nn
1turm uno bic i6on mpri9en &ingmau
ern mibteu beriten uuO iaaeu -uui im'
nler
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24
Mitea, sao9atota, 9ommeraas Sen "a. 9lnsnit 1893.

eutperer oIrett, ober inoirett, ooer in
@eitnlt BON Silber 3ertiiitnten uuo
Shnbamts. Sd)eInen. liner Sitber lit
olles in 3irtalottOn Gs ut,
genuu 9eiprOtCn, nlles IN Sduoen oes
&ultes. @ir bnben Die %oriiebenoe
2lusemonocrictuug bier luieoer9eseben,
nidt weil lie etluas Neues eutbdlt, ipns
bern peil lie nus9ebeuo Don eiuem
Blntte, oas ielber iilberieinolih 1T, III
ll6tuoaer @eiie ems Der bGufi9it 9eb6r,
ten Qlr0umenic Der 6,oIondbrun9es
Greiie wloerle9t. 9ns glreument
uamllh, bnB bu8 uOu Der 8e9ieruns ge
tuuite Sllber ,miiBi9" im Sd)oBunt
iie9c, uuo onb 5OrticBuu9 Der Sllber
tGuie mur Die Nien0e bes ymiiBiaen"
"Details INNER 9r5Ber made Gs lino
leloer Sum 9rpBen 5bell oeut d c
SlGticr, Die Die bl6olinnigC Sebauptun9
INNER bon gteuem wieber auitliheu,
uno onmlt eutueoer uiiiertlicb ibre Sc.
Ter tduihen. ooer nber ibre eigene ltr1is
lide lluWiienbeit betuuoen. (@bl)
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24
Ws ,irkulirt nndj.

Sin befdnnter englil6er 5iuansier bat
fiirsli6 ben Ser. Staaten ben &atb err
tbeilt, Den Setras ibres fleinen Iapiers
9eloes 5u uerminoern, nm aui Die @eiie
Hlab iir ben llmlaui Don mebr Silber
5u l6aifen. Den Sorl6las fritiiirt Der
,gbica9o 0eralo" wie folst: y0ie
gBabrbeit lit, oaB unlere SilbermilnSen
our6 Yermitteluns BON 3ertliitaten
(Silberlheine) weitere 3irtulation
baben, ais Tie uermuibli6 jenals in
eisner @eitalt errei6en fonnten SOr
tpeniseu 1aseu fam aus @albinston
bic Infiinoisuns, baB feline Silber Ser.
tifitate mebr aus9egeben peroen t0uns
ten, neil ibrer bereits bis gum pollen
8etrase jebes ueriiisbaren seprdsten
Dellars ausseseben iino. 9as beoeutet,
SaB ieoer Silberbollar iid in Sdnoen
bes Yolfes beiinoet; entiueoer in
ieiner Mlnjseitalt ooer bprd bas ibn
reprdientirenoe 3ertififat. 8ertififate
iuerben senommen uuo umseiebt, neil
ibntn oas Bolt (ber Beaumlidfeit me-
gem por ben Wiinjen ben 8or5us siebt.
@rfabruns bat seSeist, oaB bas 8olt
nibt mebr als 10000. 900 9eprdste
SilberoOllcIs i'm @ebradh balten mag.
SIR Die iibrIse 3irfulation uerlanst es
Bapiersele ano Sbeibemiin5e. Die
Sadie itebt alio To-: Nfles unter benz
8lanb. glaiion @eieb sefarite Silber
uno Der san5eMiin5ertras bon unsefdbr
2l,00O,OOO llnsen, bic inter benz Sbers
mans@eieb seprdst pnrben, beiinoen
iid in S6noen bes 8olfes, entiueber in
Geltalt BON Miinjen ober bon 9ertifis
iaten. GlleS unsemiin5te Silber,
oas unter benz Sherman. @eieb getauft
iporben. 1T tbatiddlid ebeuialls IN oirs
fulation; in @eitalt BON Sdabamtsibels
men gum pollen 8oitenpreiie bes Silbers.
Das beibt: be llu5e Silber, bic nnter
einem Der beiben @eiebe sefauit iuproen,
lerfalltibre Vflidt ais @elbi
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24
4. sSabrgam9.
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meitern Bnbngeiellibait in ibrem uel /.
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lebteres ole 9in,e pun Wtitdea bis
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bern, bnB iih oieielbe gut reutirt, bmhs
I6neioet lie bod cine Der beiten @e9ea.
oeu oes Staates. lluo bod bebnnoelt
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Ginnnbmen: o1S9ublitum piiroe nitt
uerfeblen BON Den 9ebOtenen Sertebrs:
srleibterun9en @ebraud 5u MAIDEN.