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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Derun reini9tes 8runnenpaher.

Die NnneIenbeit 9~eringer Mtengsn bon
Stofen aus 0itngerltdtten unO Nbtrittz
gruben i'm 8runnenz unb GueLpaiier gibt
itb III Der 0tegel meoer burGb @ei9lnadss
nod @eru6SperG1oeru1gen 0e5 gSaiiers 81
~crfennen, unb man ib0pft nicbt ictten ert
8eroacbt auf ioIbe Gerunreintgurgen,
lpcnn barcb ben @enuB iolben Maiier5 be-
reitS Sranfbeiten berborgetufen iporben
ftnO. Da6er lit ein @OrlbGag bon Or. 8.
N0r0Itnger bea9tenStpertb, monaco 2atrte
men II. +. ~. nit SoproG gu bcsinfictren
iin0. Steben 8runnen nit BEN 6Gcalz
ltoffen in 8er6inbung, 10 ipirb 1ic9 in Dem
0aiier alSbalO Der mt6rige, al fid unz
icbdblicbe Saprolgcic6maG benrerfbar MAJ
6en. Solben Vrunnen BARI Grinfmalier
DorlGufig ntcbt me6r entnommen tper6en,
6enn po9in einmal Saprol ais ben 2atriz
men ~gebrungen lit, Oabin miilien unfeblbar
auf benz 9letd6en Q8ege aucb G6eile bcs
ilbriQen 5GcalinbaItS gelange1, penn 6teIe
dacb ourcb @eru6 uno @eicbmad ii9 nicbt
imlner benterfbar macben. Die betreffenoe
@rube aber muB ma m09li6it iOfort
leeren unb, neil Tie burcblGiitg lit, neu aus
cementiren laiien. Mudb bann iiberSeuge
mar licb erit ipieOer burcb @in9teBen bon
iebr Derbiinntem Saprolpaiier, oh benz
1tebvl 6auernb abgebolfen 1T. Gbenio
fam man burcb einen 8eriu6 itn6en, Oh
0IngerltGtten II. +. ~. nit benz Irinfs
paifer ir9enbpte in 8erbinbun8 iteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

mas ain Ieicbteiten burh 8in6en nit 8et1
Den, 8inotaoen Ober itarfem 8alt gei9iebt.
Nuf btcies Oabgeitelle lcgt man I'M baS
Geiitg. Die 10 9eoedten&oien Daben bon Der
Salt oe5 9tclii8S ni6t 81 leioen uno er6alte1
Dpcb bet uOtbjgen SduB, lelbft geGen
ftrcn8crc stdlte; aucb fam man bier ebetlo
MACH 8tolr1niB Die 0tei1igldge nit anberen
9ctmotcrlolicn (S9iLf, &o6r ,c.) ergd1z
Sclt ooer oiclclbe permtnoern. Sret5runOe
Seetc fonnen duf 6ielelbe Beiie 9ebedt
tDetoel. Ster collage NJ etnen itarfcn
Btd0l in Der Wtttte beiieLben Elm un0 iege
10 ptel Stan9en, ais Sunt Sraget bes 9tetz
figs notDt9 itno, BON Der PertpDerte aus
an ben Bfabl, baB ein rulbeS 0acb gebtl7
bet ptro. Sinh eS 3artere Stolen, Die man
itber6acben tptQ, 10 empfieblt es ii6, auBer
Der @rgdn3ung Der 0edlage nit S6tlt,
tangent Strob, 0tobr &c. auBerbalb, auf
Dem 8o6en I'M Snnern erit cine S6i6t
nt6t 1aulenoen 9aubes, ooer AUDI 6Gdlel,
SageipGne &C. auf3ule9en. 8epor man
aber Den 8oOen nit le%Btgenannten Stofcl
belegt, miro eS gut ictn, tpenigitenS BET
ntebrig oereoelten Stolen, 6te @roe na6
BENT Wlr5elballe D~cran5u3teben ln0 ote1en
10 bo6 ais moglt6, ieGbit Bis in Die 3peige
btnein, oamlt 5u unbGufeln. @rfrieren
ptrtli9 bic oberen .3weige, 10 wtrb Der
Wur5eIitod it6er unperiebrt bleiben unb
aus letnem S6oB alSbalo tpte0ec lteue,
eble Sriebe berporiprieBen.
Sci gelinbem @etter LITE man, mas oerz
mittelt einigcr Oeffnungen, ipeIcbe I'M
iDper 6er5niteaen iinO, leibt 81 beperfs
i~teui9en lit. SIT eS intpen6ig no6 9efrOren,
10 unterlaiie nan oa8 Bitten nocb, ba bet
plOBlidbe Wecbiel BON 8Glte uno 8Grme
bauptld6ltb nacbt6eilig auf bic 8flan3en
pirtt. NuBcr ben icbon g%enannten Watcriz
alien benllbt man fcrner unO atpar me6r
fir CARTE 0toien: MtooS, Qobe, SdgeipGne,
9dGiel, feinen San6, geitebte Steinfoblenz
al9e &C., iiberbaupt iolbe StOffe, Die ii6
gut troGen erbalten, benn, pie i6on 9es
iagt, eS 1T bic Sredenbeit beS Watertals,
pelcbe Die 8flan3en bauptidbIid por benz
@rfrteren ibibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Samenwehfel.

Sin GROCER She'll Der 9~att6ptrt6e fte6t
Sem SomenipebieL nod nit &elerDe 9e9enz
iIber. Sprtc6t man pom WedbieI beS Saat7
9utes, 10 i9ittelt Der Sarnner miBtrauii9
ben &opf unb mill bapon nicbtS ptiien. 8aS
peranlaBt, i'm tpobL 6oSu? Wtan nirb nlc1t
febL9e6en, tpelt1t maj annimmt, baB mtB>
glidte 8eriu6e i'm Samenpe9ieG i'm bic
&oQe bes %9ebrannten &inbes ipielen ~laiier,
welcbeS bas Seuer fitrcbtet. Sn Der Gbat
lit Dielen 2an6wtrtDen, tpelbe Der nit
groBnamigen, aber tpertbloien Samenz
9teuSu9tungen inlcenirten GecIame trau7
ten, bteie 3eibtgldubi9feit i0Gecbt 6efomz
men. SroBbem pGre eS Elm GROCER Srrz
t6um, tpenn oiele 2anbtpirtbe binfort bon
iesIi6em Webiel beS Saatgules a6ieben
piirben. Sn Der 8flan5enprOOuftion palz
tet Das glei6e Natur8eieb, 6as in Der
Sbiertpelt bic 3ubtpa6L 8%e6tetet. Cine
WftBa9tung be5l8lib 6es Samentpe6lclS
n1uB Elm Stnfen bes @rnteertrageS i'm
@efoLge 6oben. Der San1enipec6iel lift cine
pirtbi9aftli9e 9fotbwenOigfett, nur muB
er rationeu erfoIgen. Sour Elm Saatgut,
DaS ben lofaGen 8erbGltnifien li9 an5uz
poiien permag unb NIT bicler @i9enibaft
archaeological un6 etne groBe Grgiebi9teit
Der6inbet, Darf gum SaatwebieL pertueuoet
tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

chen NuffIdrung al6 nod cine entipree
den6e Qlbdltberung be5 Nnp%cnoun9Sper:
faDrens folgen, nm fitr bic peri3iebenen
in 8etradht fommcn6en Sale oaS Gihtige
All ~treffcf. 8eiterbin lit Sic &eiu3ucbt 6er
0einbefe uito Die MustpabL Der fir Die
Ipe3icIen 53tpcde palienben 6eferalien cine
icbipierige Sabe ltno fam oielel6e nlr bon
Semienigen DolltGn6ig beberri9t peroen,
ipeLcber, berm0Qe meDrjGbrtger, niiien7
icbaftlicber 8ei0Gftigung mil ben beribie1
oenen bierin cini9lagenben Otn9en uno
burch p0ut9e 8ertrautbeit nit ben fur 6te
| Brarts maBgeben6en 0eitbtSpunften, it9
in oicler 6rage DolIfommen 81 9auIe beftnz
bet.
IS ptr6 tein 3peifeL barber beitcben,
SaB Der Yraris BET einem ~ettpGtgen Ge5u8
an 6efe ntcbt 8orltcbt genltg angeratben
peroen fam, unb berlelbe bor allen DIM
gen nur Sort e~rfolgen barf, tpo auc3 Doae
@arantte gendlter SdbfenntniB ln0 @rz
fabruug gegebcn lit. @S DerOen baber rur
b~ieienigen SteIen 6as Hibtige unb 8rau6s
bare 3u bieten I'M Stanoe letu, beren 2eiter
ben e%rpGbnten piel1eiti9en Nnforberungen
poutommen 81 entipre6en Derm0gen.
Wenn 6aber Der BrariS %iOgenannte refine
@einDefen inter nocb beionDers beitecbenO
tlingen6en 0tamer gum &aufe angeboten
tperben, 10 lit benielben ~gegeniiber Die aIers
gr0Bte 8oriicbt an5uratben.
@s lit tbatidcblicb feit9eitelt, 6aB 6efen
IN ben !6anbel 9ebra6t tDur6en, pelbe
teineStpagS rein nnb 0a3u no9 eili9itibl9
paren unb, iopett ie Dertpenbet nuroen,
ben bamit er3eugteu @etn iO6in in gang
empfinbliber @eiie benac6tbetltgen muBten.
@S lte9t na6e, baB Ourdb iOl9e Geflamen
betb6rte Braftifer recbt bal0 eigenartige
@rfaDrungcn macbeu b%iirften. Sic tperz
BEN baourb aber gang baS 8ertrauen 81
elmer Sacbe berlieren, tpel5er Gin lebr 9ez
lumber &ern innepobnt uno Damn bon Dem
gau3en 8erfabren NIGHTS mebr piiien DoIen,
beiien peiterer @uSbau bod 10 iebr erz
miini9t 1T.
@s fann aGfo gum S9lufie ni9t ELM
6rtngGib genu9 empfoblen tperben, Die
6efe nl1r bon einer StelIe 3u beSie6en, bon
Der fir Die gan3e 3i9tun8 un0 Nb9abc
berieI6en cine @arantte gegeben TT uno
tpelcbe au6 fit bic ein3eInen Sale Die ere
iorOerlibe ri3tige &nIeitung CUR Gertpen7
Dung 5u geben Der1nag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
BUR 5roee Ser Wein9dhrun9 mi
reinen befen.

@ingebenbe pilienidaftItde 1tnteriu9unz
gen Der leBten Sabre baben auBer alem
3meifel felt8eiteat, baB es periAiebene
8cinbefearten nit peri6ieoenem 8ergdbs
run8spermOgen unb aucb peri9tebener
8ouquetbtIoung 9iebt. SIS Iie8t bemnab
naDe, na6 benz BET an6eren 3mei9en Der
@dbrungste@nit bepdbrten 9erfabren mitz
telit 6efe5uiaB aucb Die Sraubenmolte elmer
mOgltbit reinen 8er9dbrung ~auS3uieben
uno ben in benieIben ionit mOsli9en, ben
Bein acknowledgement gor9dn9en Oor3uz
beugen. Sbtpobl Die bisberigen t%pilienz
iboftltben unteriucbungen unb Die BON
Seiten Der 8rarts an9eiteuten Geriucbe in
6ieier !9initbt 81 recbt beacbtenStpert6en
@rgebntiien gefiibrt BADEN, limb bieleIben
aber bob no4 ni9t ausret9enO, UNI Elm
beittmmteS, fit ale prattii9en @erbaltnilie
IN gletcber Weiie anmenobares 8erfabren
in 8etreff Der 8enubung BON reinen 6efen
bel Der &ein9Gbrun9 gu geben. @s muB
oor Der 9anb ieber peitereu piiieui6aftltz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Die Qfaste (Socufbaum) ais 5utters
pfonSe.

Inter ben berI6iebenen 2aubarten tpir6
gang b~elon6ers oaS 2aub Der &tasie
Robinia pseudacacia) berporge6oben,
tnoem cs nacb angelteIten 8eriuben al
NGbrz unb 8erbauun98tpertb bte 2u3erne
I'm Oielss iibertreffen unb lomit cine SUIT
terpflunse eriten &au9es ietn lou, 3umaI
Die 8IGtter bon idmmtlicben Gbieren ges
%freiien tper6en. 9a bic Srage i6on 0ftes
a%uf9eworfen purbe: Otute fam man
trodene, lanbt9e Steaen, ODER trodene Qbz
bGnge, ooer ionitige Oltrre 2dnbereien, 100
lOnit gar nidts ipa6len min, am beiter
bepflan3en2" 10 tuiIrbe it9 immer6in auBer
8aloplatterblen 6as 8flansen bon 9lfa5ien
gum 3wede Der Sutter9epinnung empfebz
Ien lailen, Oa serabe Die Nfa3te bon allen
8dumen Die penigiten ~Qnipricbe an ben
8oOen mabl, unb Die 8lattbiIbune eine
itberaus reidltbe 1T. Die 2tfa3ie bat ale
0e9uminoie Die Sdbigfeit, ben freien Std:
ftoff Der 2uft 3l aiiimtliren, mas tbr einen
gang beiOnbereu Bertb Derleibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Sur h~afercuItur.

SIR ie6en @in3eLfaQ @ori6riften fit
BEN Nnbau 6e5 6afers geben su ipouen,
piirbe ldcberLi6 ietn, ba bcr benfenoe uno
prattii6 tbGttge 2anOtDirtD itets wtiien
miro, mas ct 5u tbun bat, Sn0eB peroe1t
fplgenbe 9te9eln i'm Nl9emetnen ais Nnbalt
bienen t0nnen: l. SSH man nit Stbere
belt einen lo9nen0en Grtrdg bonn SAFER err
iparten, 10 muB bic Dirt ietner 8elteuung
lt9 na9 ben 0orfrii6ten unb Der See
i9affenbeit bes 8obenS ri6ten. 2. SIT Der
8o6en i6mer unb bic 8Orfru9t @etreibe
9eneiert, 10 bre6e man bic StOppel mDg7
ltcblt balls nocb ser Grnte tief um unb 9ebe
6ann I'M SpGtberbite ooer Sriibia6re nod
cine flabere Surcbe. 3. SIT oer Sobe1
Lofer, trOden, piellei9t AUDI poler Samen>
untraut, 10 lit eS getpiB rat9lam, i'm Trlbz
iabre nt9t mebr su pflii9en. 4. SIT Der
8oben in Solge zines naliel1, ut9u11ltt9elI
0inters iebr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10
mirb ein Bftii9en i'm Triibiabre o5er mine
beItenS bic unterbringung oer Sant ourct
ben @rubber notbpenbtg. 5. 9ta1 SGds
frii6ten (3u ipeIden ttef 9eadert wnroe)
tpirb eS itet5 3WedmdBig ietn, tpenn i'm
6erbite ior9fGltig gepfligt pur0e, IN!
Srlblabre ben Pfu9 Gatt5 5l 1paren DeI
leicbten, ianOisen 80ben fam es nitbt iel1
ten it9 ais bortbeiI6aft erpeiien, aucb Oas
6erbitpfli9en gu unterlaiien uno bic Soat
nur burb ben @rubber unter3ubrIn9en'
6. gtab &lee 1onte itets n1r etnmal, abe1
por @tnter uno m0gLtcbit ttef gepflu9I
tperben. Z. Sc ret9er an gGbritoffen per
older 1T, poer nit btelen rattoneu DerleDen
tper6en fam, I'M 10 tiefer 1T btrieIbe ull>
3ubre9en; nur burcb tiefe GuIttr 1T be
retcbem 8pben 6aS Bayern 81 permetoell
unb cine reidbe 6aferernte 81 e%r3telen;
8. Die @9ge gebraucbe man lteber 81 ntel
ais au tpentg, iie iOu ben older 9el9lonen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Oas 5un9enftreden bel pferoen

Wfan6e 9fer6e lalien bel Ser 8epegune
bte 3unge gum Mtunbe berausbGn9en,
1pielen nit berlelben, ober queti6en ite aud
stpti5en bic 3Gbne. @s fann bies einc
bdBlicbe Spieleret iein, aber aucb auf elmer
2Gbmung beruben; in beiben SGaen miro
bel ebleren Bferben Ser GerfaufSz ober
@ebraub5pertb 1p%eientli6 berab9eieBt.
Bur 8cletttgung bieier 11ntueerb itnb
lbon piele Wfittel empfobIen porben, Die
aber au6 recbt bGuftg i'm Stic6e lailen.
8rcnnen BON 8unftel1, N6l9neiben 0er
3un8enipibe io0en in Dtelen SGuen gum
3ieL gefibrt baben; aucb cine b~elonberS
fonitrutrte Srenie (20feltrenie) ioa mandbz
NAL porSigticbe 9tenfte leiiten. Qrn 5tpedz
mGBtgiten unb einfabItcn beOtent man it3
zines Der 3un9enform angepaBten Siletz
neBes. 9ai1eLbe muB etma 6 3oa lang
uno an ietnem offenen @nbe burcb etne
S6nur letcht 3uiammentiebbar iein. 8or
bent. @usfabren ober Q(usretten mir6 bas
6iletneb iiber Bic 3unge g%eitreift, burb Die
Sbnur lei3t, iebo3 10 3uiammenge3ogen,
baB Die 3unge nibt eingei6nitrt miro, unb
Bic bei6en S9nire an BEN Gingen bes
&opfgefteas befeftigt. Nuf Oieie @eiie I'll
oas 8ferb nt6t i'm Stan6e, bie 3ungc
iiber Die 2ippen berauS5uftreGen. 0teies
8erfabren miro in Der 8iener 6ofreitz
lbule i6On ieit Sabren nit @rfOlg in 9lns
pen0un9 9ebrabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Knodenwetde bel jur9enSdweinen.

Sduftg bemerft man Bel jungen S9tpeiz
men, baB ibnen bie TiiBe auf9etrieben mera
Sen un0 ie itb trimmer. 9teSbiere magern
ralA ab. Gs lit bieS bic iogenannte en9z
lti6e &rantbeit ober &no9enweicbe. Den
Ibieren muB ntebr &no6eniubitan5 beige;
brabt perben, bober empftebIt ii6 cine
Gabe BON Sutterfnobenmebl Goa. 2-3
SbeeI0ffeL tdgli6) unter bas Sutter. .9ie
Siitterung muB natiirli6 frdftig letn, man
gebe geiArotene Srubt, Wfebl un6 Wtil9
&C.; &etnli9feit i'm Stall unb bduftge 8ez
ipegung i'm Sreien ftnb ie6r fOrberli6, ios
ipobl boB bic &rantbeit nibt gum NuSz
brudb tommt, pie fir cine Breckenridge
Seilung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Spre6fddl.

9ie &e6aftton IteQt sic 8enutltns 6es Spreda
iaalS, lolpeit Ser 9taum eS Su[dBt, ben 9eiern Der
r2anO1p. 8eila9e" fret sur gerfusun8, bob per-
lpabrt tie lid ~ba9esen, nit bem Snbalte Der Arttfel
ben Nltit9tcn Ser &ebaftion Supiberlduft. @tn>
Ienbun9er, Oeren 8erfaller it3 rt6t nit benz poQen
9tamer ul6 @obnOrt unter5eitnen, finben feline
Mufnabme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

macben lln6 3ugleicb Benz Samenforn cine
genii9enSe, boln Seine leibt gu burcb6re>
cben0e 8ebeGung ibaffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Vaughan'S RIumenzMieheln t't sl sstnte'.

@emiidte SsSa5iwtbet., gefiate uno stnfatbe, SOC.
oaS 8nRenb portofret 5u9eidIdt; per 100 Stld per SE'
preB ooer Sra9t ntDt ~portofreL $3.50.
0cnsiidJte Snlpet, tribe eiufabe, 80 @entS per
8usenb. %portofrei per 100 per GgpreB ober Sro9t
$1.5G nid6t %pDrt0Irei.
SPottbillTg!- o Slmmetts tui ebel fir 50.
portofreii IS SOrten, etufblieBli6 boudnbiI9e Spas
3iutber, 3nlpen, golaS, Sbuee9l6d1el, @rocuS. ytar'
3iiien, 6reeiiel. Sober Seuonnq lniro oas Su1
uVaughan's Gardening" iGuftrirt, betgele9t
Vaughan's SamenhandIung,
9leip Norf, z6 Barclay Str. @9tragp, 88 State Ctr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-23
The Presidents Call.

President Dole was aboard the
cruiser Yorktown for half an hour
yesterday. Minister King, Attor-
ney-General Smith and Major
Potter were with the executive.
The party were shown over the
ship and given reception in the
officers quarters. They were taken
from the shore in a cutter with the
Republics flag at the bow. Dur
ing the visit the Hawaiian ensign
huttered from the Yorktown's
mainmast.
President Dole was given the
customary national salute of TWEEN
ty-one guns upon boarding and
leaving the vessel. The usual
courtesies were extended by the
Hyacinth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-23
CASTLE 4 COOKE
I'M PO TIE r 8.
Hardware and
General
Merchandise

For some time we have been
trying to get hold of a GOOD
LAWN MOWER, one that
would do all the work of high
priced machines, and yet sell
for about ONE HALF THE MONEY.
We have succeeded in finding
just such a LAWN MOWER
and do not hesitate to re-
commend them to you. IF
you want a Lawn Mower these
will please you in every res
pect and cost you as we say
about one-halt the usual price.
Besides our regular line of
3 and 4ply HOSE we have the
WATERBURY SPHINCTER
GRIP GALVANIZED SPRING
STEEL ARMORED HOSE,
which is the best of the kind
In this market. Those who have
used the common iron-bound
hose will appreciate the WAT
ERBURY STEEL ARMORED
HOSE; it last longer and
is in every way better.
The CACTUS LAWN
SPRINKLER was evidently
made to never wear out; it is
simple and inexpensive, while
it does the work of any other
Lawn Sprinkler, though it has
no revolving parts.
Remember, we sell PEARL
OIL at $1.90 per case, C. O. d.,
delivered to any part of the
city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-23

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Re-
publican National Congressional
Committee gives out revised list of
the members of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the Fifty-fourth Con-
gress. The total credits the Republi-
cans with 246 members, the Demo-
Gratis 1O4 and the Populists 6.
Reports from the election in the
Eastern States do not change the con-
ditions previously noted. The fruits of
the Republican victory are shown in
the sending to Congress OF at least go
members of the House, the possible
organization of the Senate in 1885,
and great inroads into the Democratic
columns in the South. In some of
the Southern States frauds are claim
ed, and it is not improbable that
when the new Congress meets, the
methods of election in some of the
States, and notably that of Louisiana,
will be investigated and Republican
Representative given places to which
they claim to have been fairly elected.
When the Alameda left San Fran
cisco the vote on the governorship OF
California was as follows:
Budd...... .lO9J9tl
tStee...... '........'.... IOcjool
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-23
They Say he Was Under Sugar Bags
in the Hold Of the Castle.
A FRUITLEss SEARCH WAS MADE.
Hard Work OF Captain Larsen and
Party OF Omcers-APPeal to Captain
Hubbard - All Hands Called Aft
"A shore Boat Chase Follows

II +, r l. Are You
Going, my Charm
ing Billy, Boy ? is
the song that broke
VIM. II. Aldrich's
heart. At least the
young man has left
the country to es-
cape this and other
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-23
Budd's plurality


There were still lightweight pre-
cincts and the official canvass in
twenty-one counties to hear from.
Tammany is talking OF reorganiza-
ton. Who shall do it and how it
shall be done is the question. Under
the new Constitution New York city
is to be redistricted and five new As
sembly districts added. The annual
reorganization of Tammany will be
put over this year from December to
January, and advantage taken of the
new districts to get hold of several
old leaders.
1t has been suggested in New York
and it may be carried out that as a
testimonial to the Rev. DIR. Parkhurst
for the work performed by him in
bringing about the publication of po-
litics in that city a chair be endowed
in Columbia College in his honor. 1t
is proposed to call it "the Parkhurst
chair of municipal REFORM" and to in
stall DIR. Parkhurst as its first pro-
fessor. If the proposition takes tangi-
BILE form, S1OO, 900 will be devoted to
the endowment. The subject will be
taken up and discussed by the COM
mittee OF seventy at once, before
which body the suggestion was laid.
Complete returns on Governor in
Nebraska have been received from all
but five counties in the State. They
show a plurality for Holcomb Gu
SION over Majors CRep.l of 26OO. The
five counties to hear from will in
crease Holcomb's plurality about 200.
The official count in the Eight
zenith Congressional district in Ohio,
complete, gives Taylor (Rep.), 2O,s35;
Raft DEM, 10,006; Coxey (Pop.),
S91S. Coxey's vote exceeds the esti-
mate of the Republican and Demo-
cratic committees 5000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-23
All Is Not
Gold That


Behind a fair face ofttimes
turks deceit. A book with a
handsome cover may contain
nonsense. Shoes made for
style alone, are like the house
built upon the sands, the
storms come and its glory
departs-so does. the customer
to come again never more.
For a firm grip on the affect
ions of a customer, try Nc
Inerny SHOES, where style is
not omitted or quality sacri-
feed.
The M'INERNY SHOE STORE
is now an established fact,
and prepared to show all
graders and styles of shoes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-23
AFTERMATH OF THE ELECTION,
Later Dispatches Confirm the First
Reports Of the Great Landslide.
LIGHT ON ALLEGED FRAUDS.

Contests From the south-Budd's Plu-
raIity smaII-Tammany to Reorgan
ize-TestimoniaI to DIR. Parkhurst.
Close in Nebraska - Coxey's Vote.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-23

Are now prepared to wire
houses either by contract or
day labor and to furnish cleo
trio lamps, chandeliers and
fittings of all descriptions and
of elegant modern styles at
reasonable rates.
w The Company is now
extending its line to Kapiolani
Park, and parties dwelling on
the route who are DESTROYS of
being connected on the
system, will please communi-
cate with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-15
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
TO BIZ MADE TO TIE GROUNDS OF TIE FAIR
ASSOCIATION.
Between Six and Seven Acres Of Additional Ground
Purchased Yesterday-The Track 10 Be
Widsnsd to Sixty Fsot the Grand Stand
Moved, and Other Great Changes
To Be Made.

At the close OF the recent State Fair
the REGISTER outlined some OF the
plans of improvement under considera-
ton by the management, and predicted
that some Of them would be carried out
before the date of the next Fair rolled
around.
This prediction will merge into a
fact in very short order, and six months
hence the old Fair grounds will be
scarcely recognizable.
Yesterday the Association closed a
deal with Henry T. Lille, the extensive
gardener whose place is located
northwest of the Fair grounds,
for the sale of about six and
one-half acre Of ground to the Fair AS
ISOLATION, the price paid being $1,000
per acre. This increases the area OF
the grounds TO thirty.three acres. In
about a month the work Of fencing in
the new addition to the grounds will
be commenced, and then the extensive
improvements projected will be az once
undertaken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-15

A new survey Of the grounds, inclnd-
ing the additions, has been made, and
the changes blocked out on paper, re-
production OF the new plan being here
given. Among the leading changes 10
be made are the following:
The grand stand will be moved back
distance OF fifty feet from its present
location, its eastern face standing about
twenty feet from the edge of the track.
The entire track will then be widened
to sixty feet, il now being but forty.
This will give an abundance Of room for
even the largest field Of horses and will
avoid all danger of accidents to either
horses or men on the track.
Inside the track a quartermile bicy-
Gle track will be laid out in the best
manner, its centre being directly in
front of the centre OF the grand
stand; and between the bicycle
track and the grand stand has o
| ball diamond will be laid of. New
| fences, booths, ETC., will be put up In
the vicinity Of the grand stand, and the
entire fittings will be arranged in the
best and latest manner.
Equally big changes will be made in
the upper part Of the grounds, as is
| indicated by the sketch map. The
string OF old sheep and swine pens,
now extending along the northern end
OF the grounds, from the office to the
west fence, will be taken away, thus
increasing the width OF the grounds
there by an average OF twenty or
twenty-five feet, and sffordiDg much
more room for both teams and pedestri-
ans. The pens west of the north pump
will also be torn out, leaving all that
portion of the grounds free and open,
and this space will be utilized for add
tional roads and walks, an increased
number OF sites for privilege men, etc.
The new stock pens will be erected
In compact shape, on the new land &C
auired, and will, in addition TO giving
stock men far better accommodations,
will also give the public largely increas-
ed facilities for seslng what Is on eXhi-
bition. Time and again the ASsocia-
tion has had TO turn wCuld-be exhibit
ors OF live stock away from the grounds
for a sheer lack of room, but under the
new arrangement there will be accom-
modatonS for all corners, and this fact
will attract an increased number OF ex-
hibitorS all along the line.
Secretary Hook said yesterday that
the improvements would be commenced
as soon as the picnic season VS. over
AID the Association had full con-
troll Of the grounds, snd that the
work would be in progress all win
ter, so that the new track would be
available for use early in the spring.
A large amount Of earth will have to be
hauled In increasing the width OF the
track, and a good deal OF grading on
the old Lille place will be necessary.
The improvement will give employment
TO considerable force for some
| months.
Mr.. Lille retains about two aud half
acres OF his farm, and z portion of the
Smith farm will still intervene between
that portion Of the Fair grounds north
OF the grand stand and Back" river.