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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11

=
= 2aS id)mddere @eihledt anOersr
StQete ebsnTaus re n9siaueu.
gGic lei6t iid 6raucn pom 3leiBneriz
ideu Shmlnolcrn betriigcn lallen, oa'
pom qiCbt nad)ltebcnoe Scrbaitang plez
Der elnen Ycmcis, Der genii9cno iclu
loute, bti GbnIihen GeIe9enbelten our
Yorltd)t 5u mabncH.
,3n Yorf, Fa., wuroe AM Samitag
friib elm Utann, 9tamen8 JaueS Glart,
alias GamcS 2ewt8, alias S. Gemp,cs
ton, POM @lcb>lmpo!ijtten 0aplt Uon
bier unter Der 2IulhuIotgung perboitct,
Ssrau SQOte yields BON 9tr. 1914, Sitz
yl0ncluaB,, uu 5uet &Oiier ncblt 5nz
bait in Nuthe pon $500 belhwiu0clt
au baben, uuO miro talelblt ieltgebals
ten, bis Die 2luSlteierun9ss Baplert in
SrOnun9 lino.
Yur ungciGbr spct gEoden mar in
Ben blsli9en a3cttun9en Die iOlgcnoe 2ln~
3ci9e erl1lenen:
Sin lSlttmer piinIdlt cine 6au5bGl>
term, weld)c nit lbm uaf Dem l8elten
eebr, UNI oic 6lbruuq zines ioibionablen
Sau5balt5 ;u ii0eruebmen; bat cine
Godter; Salar so mOnat,lt. 2torelle
5omc5 @larf, @eneralzOeliperg, BultI'
more"
Inner ocn gemcrbertnnen nm bic
Stclle beIGnO iib and 6rau Gable
6iel0s pom 9tr. 1911, StzStoolelraBe.
Gle ruurOe Don Start engugtrt uno lOute
all Z. Oidrj nit Oemlctsen nah EO5z
2lugcle8, Gal, abrellcu. Sie pcrtaulte
ibrc Sau8balts-G1ettcn uno rldtete lt5
nit elncnl &oIIenauiwanre pan $500
iiir Die ReiIe esa. 5bre Soheu bate
lie IN 3wet grOBe Garatogas&OHer perz
paft. 2lm Gage Dor Der ieitgtleBten
glbrelIe erItlten VI. Giart nit ctnem
GrpreBwagcu IN Sr0u 6lclO9 9aule,
I'M Die beiOen Scorer sur &crldjiITun9
ua9 Oem 9Seitcn ab3ubOtcn. IS wurGz
perabreoet, OaB ct 6rau 6telO AM nad}>
fen Gage pon lbrtr 9Sobnung abbolen
unO nah oen lSelten b;9leIten loQe.
Zen Sdliillel 81 Oen &OiIern lteB Ell ll9
9,tlhiaQS qeben. 2ll5 0larf jeoO9 am
nGdlteu Gage ni6t bel ibr eri9l:n,
id0pite i5rau 6ielD5 yerOatt, uno iie
mante Gapt. 6reburger OauOn Otlttbeiz
lung. Gebelmpolt;Ilt 0autt, meIder
beauTtragt wurOe, Den 6all 81 unterluz
den, entOedte i6On ua4 elmer Stunoe.
baB Elm Uunn, peItsr Der pOa @Iarf
atgebeneu geidrslbuns sntipra4, ben
einsn &Oher III bisli8er StaOt uertauit
bate. &OHer uHo 3n9alt wurOen pIcz
Ser erlangt.
gebeimpOli;iit @uutt eriu6r, baB
Glarf nil cinem 9rOBcn &oiIer auf Der
,9i0roliAen Gentrnt gabn" IN nOroz
Iider 3ldtung 9tiabren iei, Der @sz
belmp oIt3Iit Iubr o;8balb ebcnTau5 nu6
2Ort, Fa., NO er IN 6reuoenre9ilter
os5 r91eInOles0Oule" ben tol9enoeu 9taz
men fanO: n5. Senlpl ton. Auitin,
Ger." Der @epeimpolijiit ianO IN Oem
GjeieQl4ait5;lmmer oe5 0Otels cen 9ez
luhten, unO Obne &eI:trc6 lArGtt ct
ami thn 81 uuo iastc: y 8ie gebt es
5bnen, 9r. Glart?" Der @ruB uurOe
eriuiSsrt, oO1 lteQte Der Wtann es in
abreos, OaB ct Der @siuate Jet. @sbeinls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
Mns ncr 8unoesla1lntllant.

g8aibingtOn, .. g., 10. 0idr3.
-2ic 0lntrenScn Swlldcn Capt. @lOrt
un0 SO5 6ieiimmou8, uOriiber bcreit5
bcri1tct, lpuroeu an Sanltag 2lbcno
nat Der SorItcQuug i'm 0fOnumentalz
G5eat.r ourb Die NnwGlte Der belbsn
Yarlsicn gcidlidtst. Der Gapitan pcrz
fauIts l:tnen An:bell al5 Gbellbabsr ocr
r. Sob 6ieiimmOn'iden Spe3ialitatens
Comp" al 6leiimmOn unO bic ourd
clneu Gcrldt8beIebl ION Dem Scqucltcr
9llfe MT 8cid ,ag bele9teu Gtntrtlt59elz
Der wuroen ir.t seJeben. 9lumatt Ojarz
tin SObmeyer perGrat Capt. Glort uno
Nlirco Garr ocn 6itiimmon5.
Der Ero3cB gs9en 5obn 6Once, luel>
der beihuloIgt pIrO, Sen Gapltan SDlz
peter hlorofOrmirt uuO nm $3.50 be-
raubt 3u ba6eu, ioll bsute I'M Criminal
9criat aai9cnommen tucrOeu. Die 00.
OomarO = pant uuo 2Sm y. lSelIlager
iunglrcu al5 2tnDaite iir Oen Nlnges
tlastcu unO ucriprldt man liA lntereIs
lauIe GEtbIlluuQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
!&tunerm0r0.
sine mluttsr psralftst lhrs aIsin.n


8aris. Ser., 10. Dtar3. = 6rau
Otarp 9aroutber8 uno 5ame5 Stange
linO auf Die 9lnidulOi1un9 bin perh0Itet
wrrocu, bic belOen StlnOcr Der 6rau crz
morbet su 1aben. Der Sater Der fltiz
nen cntOcdte ieiue 2iebltn9e erlt. as lie
in Den letten .3ii9en Io9en, Il. ein ld)neQ
herbeigebolter 2lrjt tOnnte nur nod ocn
in 6oIge Don Sergiituuq ctngstreteuen
SOB conitatircn. Die 9fob:nmutter sez
itano elm, onB lie Die Stnoer aus ser
Bsl1 sei9afit. nm, ME lie ia4te, Oieiclz
ben Dor Grubel gu beuabren. Gu5
grieien, Die in Der Goroutber5 lfcu
@obnung uOr9einnOen wuroen, mar ju
erieben. OoB Die Ot0rOcriu nit Stan9e
ben YIan geidmieOet bate, 9enteJniam
nad Ocm 2luslanoe 5u qcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
SranOc.

Cortland, 9t.zY, 10. Wdr3. =
&ur3 nah ;wet llBr bcpte frib warO
unicr StQothen pom elmer uerbeercnOen
6euersbrunit beimgciudt. Sle brad
in ocm &eiiclraum Oer nGOrtlanO gSaz
Gcaz6a5rIt" aus uuo bate oaS 9anje
&l:bauoe bereit5 ergrliicn, ebe Ocr
2llarm segsben werOen tonnte. 2luBer
benz 6abritsebauOe wurbcn nod 0cr
geibitau pom g. y. Fed, iowie Die
lSertltatten BON SObn 0OsOlOn unO u.
6. 9uienbcrrp einseaIdert. Der @ez
iammtuerlult betrGQt 500 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
3icht hcn SnO Ger Gntehruna pnr.

Chicago, 5Qs., 10. Olars, -
9a5 StdOthen GrOmweu, Nteileu
peltlih uon Grelt2u, Ja.. beIuoet iiA
in 6Olge oe5 Sslbitmol oe5 oe5 elnilHBs
reihsn girserS 0auio 8lOhtr in gyoBer
2lpfreguns, BlOiicr nabnt iid Oa5 yes
ben, ais CT uegeu6alihuns BON 9tOtsn,
I'M Betra9e BON $4,000, Bic er ut5 Siz
herbcit in oer Greiton 9taiionulbant Be-
ponirt bate, perbaItet weroen ioQie.
Der SelbItnl0rOcr .puroe all ,emein ais
moblbubenO anQeieben uno beiaB encn
Quten 9rc0lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
Ser frau5onid1c 8cianotc at, 9cnc=
aucla Gcllt flcl,n.

Yorts, 10. Wtar3,-0te 9tegie.ung
fat Oen GoumanOcur be5 &rcuscrS
r9tolano." uslher li6 in guiana lben
@epdIIeru bcfinOet, an9e.pieisn. nad
Ga @Gnpra, Senc5ueLa, 5u iabrsn uuO
lem 6abrstug oem fran50Tif @ez
ianOten lfarquj5 9lrpcrt Otonclarc,
melher ieius YdNe crbclt, Sur Yerfiiz
Qnnq Su ltttIcn. 0r. @lt4OrtOul, Ser
pcnc;uelaniitb: &srtr,tcr in Hari8, bat
ieine EaIe ebeufau3 erbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
4nti Snrin brluabrt Ii6.

0as meme SeiIierum rsret etn Dieuidens
lebeu
Upper an6u8tg, o., 10.
W5ar;. = Or. .. s. Stue bat ourb
Die 2lnwcnoung pen 2tHti GOrln Oas
&lno oe8 3cfi. 2lpcre5'ldsn Ghepaarc8,
wclte5 am 9onnerltag an Der Qipbtbes
ric crfrantt mar, gcrettet. 6unijebn
StunO,u nad Der eriten Glniprieuu8
pom ;e9n Gublf, @euttmeter 0eS Sertum6
I'll Ole 5emperatur oes Eatlcntcn BON
1O4 auT 995 graO uno Die 9feipratlon
BON 40 auf p. 2a8 Stub gebt 5ur
3elt lelner 0enelun9 ent9egen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11

80 ait lutc DE
@elt" unb noGl
ME iIbertt ofrsn.
r@epriiit unO iUr
gut beiunDcn,
Dies lit 0as Ser
5lFt BON l1iluIoz
nen. Simmons
2Iuer . 9tegulator
lit ole ctu5lge Oez
bi;lu iiryeber un0
92lersn, aui biz
Sis iih uuter uIs
len llmitan6tn
perlolien fOnnsn,
Gin nlIt6e5 Garlr
lnlttel unO OOIIz
itanois oegctabl.
lid; &c lulrtt BIZ
rstt all Die 2tbe,
uno 9fitrsn. Ger
iutlen Sie ss. Ga
miro pOn alien
gp OthsTcru in ilui
ii9sm, iOuie iii
puluerlltytem :3Hz
ftano uertaIfr,ulun
faun c5 trodcu
einnebnIen Ootr IN
icincnt Gbee Trim :
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
Sr batte Das actbt.
Der &eiebshiaocr elueS Sbioe- DtillSre
uIent5 melBqemaltleu.

Der &eiebshia0er elueS Sbioe- gtiltSre3i.
nIeut5 welBgewaldleu.
6 olum bus, Sbio, 9. OtarS. =
Die Ourb 0oupe,neur Otc&inleD eins
gclcbte, aus Sifi3ieren Der Staat8 nllt3
beiteGenOe @Ommtliton sur llnterluduu9
oes SdleBeu5 uuT Burger pon @aIbe
iugtons@ ourtzOouie, SBtO, ourb Ottll5
unIsr Sberlt Il. y. GOlt bsl Oem ON II.
SttObcr D. s. ltattgebabten 0tiOt, bel
wclhem cine 8olf5men9e e!neu 9te9er
lgn1en pOllte, uelh:r eincm wetBcn
WtdOdeu 0ewalt au9ctban hattie, bat
in ibrcm Serldt oas Serbaltca 0e5
Sberiteu Goit gebiui9t, uuO 9ouusrz
neur Otc&lnleg bat Oen 8erIht 9utgcs
belBcn.
Der Gouperneur iagt in iciner Gutz
belBun9 oe5 Sciunoe5 Der GOmmtllton:
so l6wer unO abideultb au9 oas
Serbrchcn Oes 9te9crs gemelen, tonne
c5 ulbt ais JtedtierttguH9 o0cr Gntz
ldulol9un9 iilr gsleelOlc 9anOlungen
oOcr Scualtatte angeIiIbrt mer0cn. Die
GOunpzSeamtcn uno Die Otlltj iclcH
im Gourtb bouie, mo- Der 9tcger 81 3wanz
Sig5abren @,faugnlB, O.m oOllen Suafs
maB iiir elm Oerurtigcs Strbretcn, pcrz
urtbeilt moroen iet, i0rmlif belagert,
uno e8 ist crit oanu All Den Otob &C.
ibOiIen morOeu, uahOem O,eler Den Serz
iu6 geuaht babe, gewaitiam III Oa8 ges
bauOe etusuOringen. Inter oteier &C.
waltigen Erouofafion bGtten Sberlt GOlt
unO ieine 2eute un9ewObulIte Slu9peit
unO Selbitbsberri1un9 gejclst. 0ls
Geiee lei in Der l&ellc auireht crAaltcn
worOen, pie e5 itctS aurredt crbalten
werOsn iollte. 2gnferel oIrfc IN Ohio
inter feinen umltauOcn 9cDHIoct merz
ben"
0er 0ouperneur idlicBt init elmer
einoringllhea 8elobuna Ser &iu9belt
unO oeS rtdti9ea llrtbeIl5 osS Sberlten
Gott unO ieincr yeute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
Wsid1acl Sse6'
arp6c Sffertc fur bcute!

I'm unfcr riciIaes Eager ppn Sd,ubeu ill uer=
rlngeru. fonHeH Sic lett bel IRid,acI 6cR Su Bar
soln=B BrsiisH faufen:
SE.39. Meuiters2 d,uhe fir 0amem-Gnnpfs
Gc,ube - prad)tuolle Ntuiter = Hertb S2.50 - nun
81 80 bel Mticbacl A1cR's.
Snabeniduhe -aan6 rleitae Sfferte in Snabena
Gd,ubcn-bei SNfid)aeI S5es's.
SR.s5. - Wdnueriebube - sum Sdlniiren unb
nit Notwithstanding, nun $l.15 = bel Weis
c,dei 3ef's, Gr. 316. S8sit=SerlHgtOHitraBe, maize
GutQluitraEe. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
eSapan unn Gblitn.
gieuss pnm 3rieQS dauplag.

2onoon, 10. Wart. Der Core
iponocnt Der .@cntral 9few5" melHet
inter Dem Z. Otar5 aus Yinz&ao Ooer
9teu.@bwang:
Die erite 9tpiiion melbet, oa 5 Die
Sort5 iiiOIidl unO weitlid BON YinsSao
am linten llfer be5 0luie5 eiu9enommen
,uurOen. :3pst SOlOateu wuroen Surd
bic @rploiiOn elmer BON ben Gbiuelen
gcle9ten Wiine getOOtet. Der Slaos5luB
lit nod 5u9eirorea."
geltern ma te General 9tO6su, baB
feline 2lrmee II OtOrsen ole @blncIsn
BEL Gendautai pon brei Seiteu an9ez
griiieu un0 na9 einem Sicmlla BART
nGfl3en Sample in Die 6ludt 9eidla9en
babe. 9escn Ill llbr waro etn Sturm
auT Die Staot unteruOmmen, oer erlolg>
reid mar. Die @biueien, etpa 0,00O
Otanu, floben in bellen 0aufen norbz
mcltlldl. Der Serlult Der 5apaner miro
auf 100, Ser ser Ghtneien oa9e9en auT
2O0O Mouu angegeben. Die Beute an
&rieg g5material mar isbr betrabtllb.
Die Staot ieblt aerietb i'll Sraup unh
warb burd) Seusr fait 9anilih 3erit6rt.
@eueral 9tOOsu 1T gum 6ctOmaridull
ernannt moroen. Die tallsrlu Don
China miro na6 Siroiblma reilen un0
Die peri9ieDenen OttlitdrzVa3aretbe, iOs
ME Die 0OlpItaler Oe8 uSroen5 pom rO'
tben Sreu5"" inipiSiren.
Der Correspondent Ser y@cntralz
9tewa" in Sbausbai 6eridltet, OaB Die
&plueien 9roBe 9nltren9unsen MAIDEN,
cine etluaise 2anouu9 Der Sapancr auf
6ormo q 3u oerbInOern.
Yotobama, 10. OiGri. = 9taa
ben leeten pom &riegsihau2las in Der
1tanDl lAurci eln9etronenen Jtadlrltten
baben Die 5apaner &ofan Obne @loerz
itano beleet. Oas au 3ful=@bwau9 &C.
bOrtse Pin Som wuroe bon Der crlten
1tplliOn Oes 3meiten iapanllben III
meecOrp8 eingenOmmeu, OOd bebauptcn
I6 sic Gbineleu nod IN Sciige Der Sit
ltenTOrt5.
0l: erite uno Sic stpeite iapaniite Dir
mee laben bel Yin,&ow ihrc Serblnz
bun9 btlperfltelltgt. : as Gro5 Der BON
0cnerat Sun9 cOmnanOlrten hlncllz
Iden Armee bat Itb aur Ablenz99u0n9z
1al 3uriidge3Oqen.
2lmtllder Serliderun9 9emaB 1T 1eiz
tens OFT iapaniiqeu 2irmceIeltung Ole
SidCrbeit oer in Ytn>GOm Iebenocn
2lusIGuOer garantlrt wOrOen. Die DOL
tige 6remSentolonlt wlrO Uon iapaulz
l1,n 1ruppcn beIdiist, Ocncn Die bet
Den fremotn &rle9SlaiiIe, Der amerlta.
ui1de - Yetrel" Euo oer britiide sire
branO" Die Gorge mn Die Sl9erBct Der
6,emoen iberlancu babcn.
6Dinciifdle Sgeital 0ciamote tn
SStalIcn.
Jtom, 10. Wtar3. = Der dineiifd:
9eianOte al England miro an IA. D.
ARts. Dem GOulg 1umbcrt Die dlinc.
iiide Spesiul GeianOtidaTt pOrlGellcn,
Uctae scfommen lit, jtaIien gu bewc'
gen, Su 0unlten 9Btna's Bel 9apan 81
Iuterpenlrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
Syl5eiler
8iQelt.

Der Sonis aaer scbermcSi,inem.
sd babe 9syeu simmous gipe.,Reauator &c.
1rautt uno tarH mt SupcritdI laeeH. bag Ct erI
RoHIs Der $tbcrm:oItIHeH it, Sdb bttrGdl,c ihH al5
.lne poQtdHoise apot9ete. = $50 2B ja1oH, 1eco=
ia, g8aiblusto1."
R&s 5eoes SaGet ~NSs
trdst ZEN Sfempel in rptbsr Harbe Guf Gem
III umloilaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11

tFiir ben n2sutiten @orreipoubenten" ipe;ien
teriet ourh ole "lntteo YrsB" uno Die o9teuzgorter
Iiioclrte greiie.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
StaOt SniIImors.
Sine NnsaBl Jraucn bciGminDelt.

en- 5dmsreuo:ber III DOlf, 3D., erwiidlt.
6rou zaore 6IelOS' @rfabrun8sn.
= GaS id)wddere @eidleGt anOerer
StShts eheninlls ,rs 11neinncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11

9iobmforbige ODER iuei6e Grpz
itaI Goro : Z Selben zSensaIineS,
tuerth 81. 6rublobYsaEiaH9=
lSrcI5. Observation-Disclosures l9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11

Dtr eftprcn:
CSruft .. Suabe, jun, pom SSW. 9uobe d Co.,
Clinton " painc. pon gaiHe & 0ac2aran, Bans
flers uno Uiatler
Shpmas SB. SAL, 2lHiualt.
aBilbur +. 5aefipn, B1dibert Der Continental
gtationaI=Sauf.
(ScparS Maine, gtiiSsr urb Scrausse5cr oes
.S.uther Golrcipoloenten."
Games 8 sHafpn pun Der SAINTS 3. giaIcn &c.,
81 SRinelpru GS lIiams, annalt.
Charles 95cnrp Smitb ron Smith, 9irsn Co.,
Enoros, Sdnoler in Rapier uuo Bapieriddsu.
NT. TfcG. prid)ars, GausScgera.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11

StG1miGIbtee uoer ipsiFe Moire
aEttaue uno aut =Guheie,
mcrtb 81. MISUNDERSTANDING
Yrei$. .S9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11
Srfrifenhe Gffrftc in syritBiaBrsz
Sudl=Sanes.
Nnoeruc sSriibinhrsz Surennz 3afsts
Sir Guniirmatlunen uno Scirathcn.

Rabutarbige uno ipeiEe SaT=
fetGz Seioe nj: Tiguren. Die
NlQureH iiHo eGHS beioroers
hublh, porSiiqlih Die l3Iumenz
1lhuiter. 2Eert5 81. TriiBiobrs=
aETGng=ETelS. 45c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11

Giei,ben lb punocIbar id1on. anSte6ero urS tIeio=
lam. Dit Set SpieeH. 2bifuH Hno SeioeHbanO sarz
nIrt. Sm Yrele raHAircH bieelben Don So, So,
81, So, 50, Ss, $40 uno bobcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-11

500 saH5noaere 6r boGrs= toden unb 1ureoo=
HeeIer$. 9ameHz3ut tzSerieu uHo SiaqoHaIzCScmsbe.
2Sertb bon So bis So. Sribiagys 1Frsls. 81 80.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-15

The bill forbidding the appear
anoe Of women upon the stage un-
less attired in skirts failed in the
New York Assembly. The vote
was So ayes and 81 noes, not the
constitutional majority. The Gray
racing bill was also defeated in
the Senate by 10 ayes and 6 noee.
Several people at Hiattville. a
small village near Fort Scott
Kansas, were left in dangerous
condition, and one is dying, as
result of the treatment admins
tered by a handsoms, stylishly
dressed woman who came and adj
yertlsed as Mrs. DIR. Alberta
Oberlin, claiming to be a dentist
travelling from st. Louis. Many
citizens visited her. In extract
ing teeth she applied some liquit
TO the gums of number of he
patients, and soon after the oper-
alton they were invariably takel
i'll.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-15
READ THIS.
Henry Waterhouse
Commission,
8eal estate and Snsurante
S9ent.
FOR SALE.

NJ. l, Kaneohe. Eleven acres
of fine improved land, all planted
out in fruit and ornamental trees,
rare ferns and a beautiful garden
with choice flowers and plants
situate right on the Kaneohe
Bay, and suitable for country
residence and homestead.
No. 9 Rice Lands at Heeia
No. 3. Rice Lands at Palama.
No. A. House Lot on Vineyard,
street. n
No. s. House Lots on Liliha
street.
No. 6 Fifty acres of fine Kona
Coffee Land. situate one and a
half miles from Napoopoo land
ing, 1900 or 1900 feet elevation.
A new graded wagon road is be-
ing made from it to the landing.
No. 7. Five cottages opposite
the North Pacific Institute en-
Punchbowl street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-15
Taken the Oath.

The following named persons
have recently taken the oath to
support the constitution; Jas.
Il, Stacker, American, editor;
L. N. Voeller, Hawaiian, pattern
maker; Henry Tottenham, Brit
ish, civil engineer; Homer M.
Sherwood, American, farmer; P.
II. Boggs, American, horsemani
Edwin Staunton. American, sol
der; John Spencer, Portuguese
farmer; I. A. Burnett, Irish, sol
der; Il. p, Kailipaka, Hawaiian
farmer: Gabriel Keona Keawe-
haiku, Hawaiian, book-keeper,
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ACCIDENTS.
Unfortunate Events in
Town and Country.

Joe, mate of the tug Eleu, fell
backward off the wharf to the
deck of the boat yesterday.
Fortunately he brought up against
the house, or he would have fall
en- on his head and probably
been killed. AS it was, he could
not stand when picked up,snd was
sent home in carriage. No bones
were broken, but Joe's back was
hurt severely.
Few weeks ago Icba Kanakaole
OF Makapala, Kohala, went fish
ing. He has not been seen since,
and it is almost a certainty that
he has been drowned. His fish
ing rod was found on the beach.
Last week native named Ka-
uinalea met his death at Pololu,
Kohala. He went to Honokane,
where he owned some land, and
TOOK the beach road. On his way
homo he was buried by land
slide. When found by his wife
he was dead and his body leaning
against the cliff and buried to
above the waist. His skull was
fractured.
A Young native boy, a son Of
Chung Hoon, aged 10 years, met
with a serious accident last week
while riding bicycle. A native
on horseback rode the boy down
on Nuuanu street, and the little
fellow was seriously injured in
the head. He is now In pre-
carlous condition.
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PASSENGERS. DEPARTURES.
Monday, May IA.
For San Francisco, per bktne
Irmgard, M Davis and wife, e
Cousins, Miss Grace, o A Sand
ers, FL I'll McCloskey, wife and 3
children. and Mrs Trietgens.
For Maui and Hawaii. per
stmr Volcano-J f NJ
gent, Geo s Fraser and e V Hull
and wife. Way Ports-S Ahmi,
W S Terry and wife. Mrs Ahrens
and family, G L Wight, E ID Ten
ny. E w Holdsworth, A Hanne-
berg, f A Schaefer, Mrs & X
Wilder, E Wilhelm, Geo Ross.
Mrs Keola, Miss Kama, JR
Kinney, l. Aseu, Kon Yin Tet
Chang KIM g. wife, Avail IL wife,
Rev ] b Ehrhard, Bro j b KEN,
T r Walker & daughter, IF Fl
Hayselden, II Bertmeyer, TO
Sugawara and rs Deck -
For Maui d Paahau, per
Claudine. Mrs s NJ Carter, J A
Wilder, Mrs Alexander, Mrs Fong
Wal, l. A Andrews, Mrs Kaholo-
kahiki, J w Colville, Achu, Miss
Able, Mrs Won Graevemyer,
Achong, Mrs Harnden, L Akamu.
s NJ Kaaukai, w B Keanu, G w
Marcfarlane, 3 Chinese & so
deck.
For Kauai per Mikahala, ]. t.
Waterhouse & wife, Mrs S Berthe
man, 7 @ Porter, III Blake, Miss
E LWilcox, Mr. Long and wife,
A S Wilcox, GIN Wilcox, W. d
Jennings. Kapeka Lono. A III
Turner, Z Brakeman, Miss Thronas,
and Mrs A Baker.
For Kauai per Ke Au Hou, DR.
Grossman, A Dreier, Mrs Hart
well, Misses, Hartwell 2 and Miss
Burbank.
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NOTES

The barkentines Klikitat and
Irmgard were becalmed off port
until sundown.
Captain Smythe took the
steamer Keauhou out yesterday,
Captain Thompson staying ashore
on account of the illness of his
wife. When Captain Smythe re-
turns he will take command of
the new steamer Cosmopolis.
The barkontine Irmgard,
Schmidt Master which sailed for
San Francisco, took a cargo of
1858 bags of sugar, valued at
$57, 264.44.
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COURT RECORD.
Malina Found Guilty of
Perjury and Sentenced.
Perjury in Another Case.

Georgs Malina was found guilty
of perjury, and Judge Cooper
sentenced him to imprisonment
two years at hard labor.
Kahakauila and Kilikina we're
tried yesterday fer adultery, the
following jury being in the box:
w X Waiamau. G A Long, H Ko-
lomoku, r R Mossmen, J Nalua,
III e Cooke, CB Dwight, J U Ka-
walnut, j Paaniani, J W Maize
Iona ,-Achi X Akau and @ p Ka-
nakanui.
After the evidence was in for
the prosecution, Mr. Poepoe
moved that the defendants be
discharged. The Court over
ruled the motion; and counsel
noted exceptions.
The jury returned verdict of
guilty, three dissenting. Mr. Poe
poe gave notice of motion for a
new trial, but, when the deftn-
dants were brought mp for SEN
tence, he said he believed the
verdict was just land asked for
light sentence.
Mr. Robertson argned agalnt a
light sentence, as the evidence of
the defendants had been perjured
Judge Cooper said he hesitated
between committing the defen-
darts for trial for perjury and
Furnishing them now for the
offense of which they had been
found guilty. He decided to
punish them now and, instead Of
the usual fines, he sentenced the
man to one year and the woman
to four months hard labor, the
highest the law allowed. They had
sworn directly against proved
facts. and he had to make an ex-
ample of them.
Attorney General Smith entered
a nolle prosequi for John Hapa,
charged with highway robbery.
He was convicted at the previous
term and sentenced to seven years
at hard labor. but new trial
was granted him on the ground of
misconduct of jurors.
The Hawaiian jury will appear
again at 8 O'Clock this morning,
Catherine K. Brown has entered
a suit for $500 damages against
w. @. King for unlawful eject
meht of complainant and her
servant from the premises in her
quiet, peaceableSand lawful pos
session. The complaint alleges
that defendant forcibly entered
the room and premises, breaking
and injuring the doors and walls
thereof, and did take and carry
away one white coat, two
Japanese kimonas, nine Grape
shirts, ore lantern, one mosquito
bar, two mattresses, one pair
pants, two Japanese baskets and
one lamp, the property of COM
pla'nant and her servant.
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California Il Hawaiian Fruit *
Produce Comp,ny, opposite H.
r. Depot, King Street. Every
description of groceries and
dried fruits; and by every steamer
from San Francisco and Van
couver, Ice House fruits, fresh
Salmon, and Oysters.
Telephone 1855. P, o. Box a.
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Notice.

All accounts due to the Holo-
mua Publishing Company must
be paid at once to the under
signed manager at his office In
the INDEPENDENT office, on Keku-
anaoa Street, Honolulu.
EDMUND NoRRIE.
Honolulu, May 3, 1895. If.
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A Nav ABSTRACT OFFICE

Asa result of years experience
10 the Abstract Business, am
prepared to make Abstracts OF
Title in most thorough, accur-
ate. and complete II a ,ner and on
short notice.
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Fort Street. myl3.
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Aloha Bath House.

Next to Marine Railway. Bath
ing suits on hand. Patrons
brought free from tug-boat wharf
on telephoning No. 5S5. Furn-
ished rooms to let on the premises
Mrs. j. Fl. REST.
my l5-im