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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-05-25

on his return from II. B. MS Com
missioner Hawes' reception. In re-
sponse to a question, the Minister said
to reporter for the Advertiser:
81 was very much surprised this af-
ternoon to read in the newspapers
communication which had been, or
would be sent me by Minister of For
eign Affairs Cooper. 1t seemed SO un-
usual continued Minister Shima-
mura, ito find a communication of a
diplomatic nature in public print be-
fore it had reached the person to whom
it is addressed. l suppose [ should not
object; it may be diplomatic etiquette
according to Hawaii. I had been in
vited to assist Commissioner Hawes at
his reception this afternoon, and ar
ranged to leave the Legation at $3.50.
l had several callers before that time,
and after the last one had departed
and l was waiting the hour to leave,
the newspapers arrived, and / was
amazed to find an account of the let
ter that had been sent. Shortly after
ward the document arrived.
81 cannot show you the letter. From
our standpoint, it is not for publica-
ton, but if you are willing to accept
what appears in the afternoon papers,
and said to be a copy, you can
do so. I do not consider what 1
have received to be an answer TO my
request for particulars, and | shall
make another attempt to secure one.
Japan asks nothing unreasonable; she
wants justice and fairness in the mat
ter-nothing else. If she cannot get
it-well, I do not know what will fol-
low. The action of the Hawaiian Gov
ernment in refusing landing to peo-
pie who, Japan believed, after an in
vestigation made before their depart
ure, were eligible to land, was a gross
violatiin of the treaty. Now, | have
asked for an explanation; for reasons
for this Governments actions, and [
get what? This (reading from an after
noon paper) is what the Foreign Office
gives out as it's answer to Japan's re-
quest:
The position taken by the Hawai-
ian Government is that the immigra-
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-05-25
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
IF YOU BUY A SINGER.

You will receive careful instruction
from a competent teacher at your
home.
You can obtain necessary accessories
direct from the company's Offices.
You will get prompt attention in any
part Of the world, as our Offices are ev-
eIywhere and we give careful attention
TO all customers, no matter where the
machine may have been purchased.
You will be dealing with the leading
company in the sewing machine busi-
ness, having an unequalled experience
and an unrivalled reputation-the
strongest guarantee of excellence.
Sold on easy payments. Repairing
done. B. BERGERSEN, Agent.
1612 Bethel Street, Honolulu.
The City Carriage Company possess
only first-class hacks and employ only
careful, steady drivers
Carriages at all hours.
Telephone 113.
JOHN S. ANDRADE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-05-25
DOROTHY DREW VISITS VICTORIA.
Gladstone's Grandd" tighter Honored
hV the Queen.

LONDON, May S--The Queen did
a graceful thing on Thursday and de-
lighted Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone by
sumoning their granddaughter, Dor
othy Drew, to Windsor Cactle. Her
majesty was anxious to see the child
which figured so prominently in Mr..
Gladstone's domestic life. Dorothy
left Hawarden on Wednesday, accom-
panied by her mother, and from Lon
don to Windsor Travelled with the
Princess Louise. On arriving at Wind
sor they were met by William H. P.
Darlington, one of the equerries in or
dinary, with royal carriage, to take
them to the castle After luncheon
with the Queen Miss Drew returned 10
town
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-05-25
Honor of Japan at Stake
and Treaty Violated.
VIII Insist Upon Reasonable Ex-
planation-Probabl Sever
ing of Relations.

The Hawaii-Japan immigration diff
ferences grow apace. Yesterday the
Foreign Office sent communication
to Minister Shimamura in answer to
back the Japanese immigrants by the
three steamers more than a month
ago. Minister Shimamura was seen
at the Japanese Legation last evening
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-05-25
InSurnctiO1 In Tibet.

YOKOHAMA, May 13.-Insurrection
seems to have broken out again in Il
bet, the scene of last years rebellion.
Viceroy Lu, of Szechuan, is collecting
troops to march against the insurgents
as soon as the mountain passes are free
from snow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-05-25

Victoria, in honor of the Jubilee, by
the British residents in Hawaii. The
guest book was there also. Following
is the program of the music furnished
by the Government Band during the
afternoon:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
The Jonnfc Juniors

The ladies Of the Pickett Buchanan
lamp chapter, United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, find Is necessary to n1ake
an effort to raise funds In order to con-
tinue the aid extended to the helpless
WIDOWS of Confederate soldiers during
the summer months. With this object
IN view they have accepted the eener-
Gus offer Of q benefit from the jennie
Juniors OF Washington, D. G. e. club
composed OF the sons and relatives of
Confederate soldiers) which will take
place on Monday evening, May 31st, ct
the Academy Of Music. In order to
facilitate matters tickets have been is
sued to the members Of the association
to sell. and it is earnestly requested
that every effort will be made to dis
pose Of them. The last meeting of the
season Will be held in the hall Of the
camp at II o'clock Tuesday. June lst,
where all unsold tickets and funds must
be returned. The following ladies com
pose the committee of arrangements
Mrs. j. Y. Leigh president; Mrs. T. W.
henderson. treasurer; Mrs. w. P. Bur
row. recording secretary; Miss Doyle.
corresponding secretary: Mrs. G. Briggs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
EI.IZAHETla CITY.

Elizabeth City, N. c., May 2s-(spe-
cial.) -"Ten Nights in Bar Room
was presented at the Academy OF Music
last night by Miss Emma Warren and
her excellent company. Quite a large
audience was present and all were freely
repaid by the fine production Of that
popular play. Tonight TOO Much Mar
riage." q laughable comedy. will be
presented.
Mr., Il. T. Adylett is in Ieeleigh on
business.
Misses Rebecca Murray, Sallie Carter
and ---------------- Chadwick, Of Fairfield
Dare county, who have been visiting
here, returned home last night.
Strawberries are now getting scarce
in our market. 5Eta
The Rev. Mr.. Ryder, of Edenton. and
the Rev. Mr.. Rumley, OF Hartford, are
assisting the Rev. j. II. Hall In his re-
ivival service at the Methodist church.
The Emma Warren company will pre-
sent EST Patrick's Eve at the Acade-
my Of Music Tomorrow night
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
asEls'EF0RD.

Hereford. N. c., May 26.-tSpec!al.)-
Mr.. Robert Perry Will leave III few
days for Norfolk where he will resume
his position as fireman on the steamer
Nettie, plying between Baltimore ana
Norfolk.
Miss Bessie Rlddicl1 returned from col
lege last night, much to the delight or
her many friends.
Mr.. II. d. Saunders will send his
steamer. Belvidere. to Elizabeth City IN
a few days, where she will be put on
the ways for repairs. @
The Rev. "A. w. Burfoot returned from
Columbia, S. c., yesterday.
The weather Is somewhat cooler to-
day.
The Rev. Q. Ryder Is IN Eliza beth
City helping MI. Hall in a revival.
Mr.. P. IT, Small Is In Chowan county
looking after lumber mills. He Will re-
turn Tonight.
Mr.. w. II, Buffl1in, Of Elizabeth City.
was in town yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
lROI, INA
iaA.Il.lFAx x.

Halifax, N. c., May 6-(Special.)-
Civil court is now in session with Judge
Undertake presiding. The Purnell case.
which came up yesterday, still contin-
ues. They will probably take all day to
get through with it.
Quite g number of strangers are here
owing to court being IN session, among
them are r. .. Burton Raleigh; w. Fl.
Day, Raleigh; j. G.. MacRae. Raleigh: J..
b. Batchelor, Raleigh: J. ]. Wood, Lit
Teton; II. J. Lewis. Solicitor Daniel.
Weldon; Howard Aston, Llttleton, and
many others. -
Rev J. w. Kramer, Of Wilmington,
n. c., lectured last night at the court
house for the benefit Of the Baptist
church here. He will deliver n sermon
tonight. The subject Of the lecture
was "a Man with a Wrong Suit OF
Clothes On"
The hotel register shows the names
of nearly fifty visitors.
Our high school closes to-day, mucl,
to the students delight
Mr.. L. G.. Robertson, of Ringwood. is
In town on u short visit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
tconciuded from Seventh Page,

tconciuded from Seventh Page.)
schr. Alice Hodges, Rappahannocls,
river, with corn.
Schr. Caroline Augusta, with bluefsh
Barge Felix, to William Lamb G. Co.,
Agents, for coal
schr. Timothy Fields, Smith, Phila-
delphia, light.
schr. Jennie r. Tomilson, Tomilson,
Atlantic City, n. J.
Tug Grace Titus, --. North Carolina,
with tow Of barges
CLEARED.
schr. James II. Hall, -, New York,
with lumber.
schr. L. Virginia Brown, Baltimore,
with lumber.
Barge N. &c w. No. 2, Fall River, with
coal.
Barge N. & ". No. 3, Providence, with
coal.
Barge D. Crockett. Hoboken, with coal.
SAILED.
Schr Henry P. Ravens, Walton, New
York, with lumber
Schr. Ephraim & AnnaTravers. Ralti-
more. with lumber.
Schr. Fannie Kimmy. Wolf. New York
with lumber
Barge P. G. Merryman, Boston, witt,
coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
Sun1ntiOn

This Is the best medicine in the world
ror an forms Of Coughs and Colds and
for Consumption. Every bottle Ia guar
anteed. 1t will cure and not disa appoint,
1t has no equal for Whooping Cough.
Asthma. Hay Fever Pneumonia, Bron-
chltis. La Grippe. Cold in the Head and
FOR Consumption. 1t Is safe for all ages.
pleasant to take. and, above all, sure
cure. Is always we'll to take DR..
Kings New Life Pills in connection with
DR.. Kings New Discovery, as they
regulate and tone the stomach and
bowels. We guarantee perfect satisfac-
ton or return money. Free trial bot
ties at Burrow. Martin & Co.'S Drug
Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
EDENa On.

Edenton. N. c., May 26.-(Special.)-,
Several canoes were capsiZed In the bay
Monday afternoon during the hail, rain
and wind storm but no lives were lost.
The carpenters are at work on MI.
w. j. Leary, Jr.'s new residence, on
Water street.
Messrs. It. B. Boushel. OF Bell Cross;
John ?. Hall. w. l.. New and ]. T.
.Spivy, Of Norfolk, are In town this
morning.
The schools. both public and private,
will soon be closed
The Pannill Paint company are ut
work here.
Strawberries are getting scarce in our
market.
Mrs. Annie Tarlinton Is quite Ill at
her home, on Carteret street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Notice TO lIarinera

sandy Hook Ii ght Vessel.-The Light
mouse Board gives notice that on or
about June 10. 1897, light vessel No. 81,
moored off Sandy Hook on the easterly
prolongation Of the axis Of Gcdney
Channel. entrance to New York Lower
Bay. will be temporarily Withdrawn
rom her station for repairs and re-
placed by relief light vessel No. 1e.
Light vessel No. 16 Will show ref4ac-
TOT light, flashing white every fifteen
seconds dnstead Of an occultlng electric
i.ghD, from the foremost head. The
light Will be visible about ten nautical
miles. the Observers eye fifteen feet
above the sea. Should the flashing light
become imperative fixed white reflec-
tor light will be Shown from the main
mast. -
During thick or foggy weather 12-
inch steam whistle win sound a signal
OF the same characteristic as that sound
ed from light vessel No. 81. viz, blasts
Of three seconds duration, separated by
silent Intervals OF twelve seconds
Prussia has 757 generals on the pen
aion Lat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
APPLIED s0R A RECEIVER.
Marylnnd Coal Company Alleged to
Hc EnHOlyeut.

Baltimore. May William, oliver
brought suit to-day against the Mary
land Coal company, OF Baltimore and
Charles A. Buddenbohn, asking that u
receiver be appointed. Judge Stock
and signed an order requiring the com
pany to show cause before June 9th
why receiver should not be appoint
ed. Mr.. Oliver alleges that he is the
owner of thirty shares of stock Of tho
corporation which was formed in Feb
ruary. 1896, and has not complied with
The law requiring a proper account to
the stockholders. He says that the cor
poration is insolvent and that Charles
a. Buddenbohn. treasurer, has taken
entire charge Of it's affairs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
HE tina WE'D DYNAMITE.
Farmer and Two SONS Killed ana
s# 0therR Badly Injured

Duluth. Mimi, May pa terrible ac-
cident occurred to-day at Germantown,
seven miles from Duluth. Frank Luecl1
q farmer living there, was thawing
some dynamite to be used in clearing
land Of stumps. He was heating it over
a fire when it exploded, tearing tho
house almost to pieces and killing Luecl,
and two young sons. His wife and an.
other small son escaped alive, but are
badly hurt. The boy was blown through
window, and what remained Of the
house caught fire and was destroyed
The mother and son were brought to
Duluth and are In the hospital here
The boy may die, but the mother will
recover. t&H4a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
On Monday, May 3Ist, 'o7,

at II o'clock m, said property, described
as tollows: All that certain lot or parcel Of
tenances thereto belonging, at the north
east corner Of Kilby and Pine streets,
the said Kilby and Pine streets and run
MING northwardly along the east side Of
sa!d Pine street 1S5 feet, thence eastward
southwardly 1873 feet 6 inches to said Kilbv
street. thence Westwnrdly along the north
ginning; this being the same property
that was conveyed to the said Sarah 6.
| Nurney by ". ]. Kilby. trustee, by deed
dated November p. 1891, and recorded in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
for the county Of Nansemond, in Deed
Book rs, page 254
TERMS: By consent OF parties. liberal
terms may be stated at the sale.
S. p. VANDERSLICE,
10 LANE STERN,
my 23-6t Trustees.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Two Petersburg Ifems.

Petersburg. Va. May 26.-(Special)-
Mr.. Z. n. Porch, n widely known locomo-
tive engineer, died here last night, after
O painful illness.
This evening fire broke out in the boiler
room Of the factory Of the Seward Trunk
and Bag company. How the fire origi-
nated Is not known. Loss, 5000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Backbone Of n strike Rro,,en

New York, May 96.-The indica lions
are that the backbone Of the big strike
or garment makers Is broken Over
thirty or the $500 contractors affected by
the strike entered into peace nego,ia-
lions to-day with the United Brother
mood OF Ta!lors. through the settle
meht committee These contractors en-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
AHCTIOF SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
TRUSTEES SALE
@ or
.VQ|uuN||g Suffolk PIoDeTII.

BY virtue Of Q certain deed OF trust exc
euted ~ sarah G. Nurney and John r.
the unders' gned trusteesNo secure the co.
iumbinn Building and Loan Association,
tatn 6nna there9 the e
ton that the said Sarah G. Nnrney and
John II Nurhsy, her husband, shall web
charter and bylaws, pay to the said Assoc
eiation. until SUCH titne as the shares OF
T.; the Sto &C shall be fully paid up. monthly
day Of May, 1894, in consideration Of tho
sum of $4,000. advanced to them by the
thirty-six shares Of stock The said sa-
ran G. Nurney and John T. Nurney hav ng
broken the conditions In said deed and
the undersigned trustees, being requested
SO to do by the Board Of Directors Of the
said Association VIII offer for sale at pub.
lie auction. on the premises n ------- N
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

9EI-TE -1--
BOYS ] WASHABLE SUITS s
Arereadya dozen styles Of them;
not much piece, but right and we'll
made.
Several styles at 75c.
Several styles at soc.
Several styles at 800.
Ages $ to 10 years.
In Crash, with Brown Trimming;
in Duck, Blue with Blue Trimming;
Tan, with Green Trimming; Blue,
with White Trimming; Tan, with
Brown Trimming.
On the second floor you'll find
them.
Erie Bicycles. There's readily SIS
worth Of goodness i'll them highly
polished enamel, raised or drop han.
die bars, nicely nickeled, wood rims,
Hunt Or Garford Saddles, high or low
frame, fitted with Morgan & Wright,
Vim or Newton Tires indeed, a good
Wheel for the Business Man or Wo-
man; Scorchers, too. Ladies', $3.50;
Gents, s3s. Eighteen for immediate
delivery.
Summer CorsetS-quite inexpen-
sive-perfect form fitting--durable
Corsets- four lots.
Summer "Leader" Corsets, CSC.
Summer "Cooler" Corsets, 3711c.
Summerette Corsets, soc.
Thompson's Glove Fitting Summer Cor
sets, 500.
A few things from the Big Stores
many stocks. There's economy stamped
on each of these:
Ladies' Isle Thread Gloves, odd sizes;
were 2sc. pair, here 1oc. and t2Kc.
Usual 121zc. yard wide Percales, in light
and dark patterns, absolutely fast colorings;
one case to go Monday at Sc. yard. %
One lot Sc and 4o-inch Lawns, III light and
dark effects, readily worth 121zc, and sold at
that all over; Mondays price, SC. the yard.
S-inch All Silk Taffeta Ribbons in phids,
i'll every combination, 371zc. yard, worth
SOC. yard.
New and Stylish Ribbons, all silk, inches
wide, white with navy stripes; also, navy
with white stripes, CSC. yard
Taffeta Ribbons, in pin stripes, all silk, 4
inches wide, 25c
Pretty Puff Muslins, new patterns, two
qualities, SC. and 2oc., for Waists, Dresses,
Wrappers.
Infants Crochet Sacques-reduced in
price-s1.2s ones for 7sc., the 81 ones for
SOC.
Hammocks, well made, all colors, fringed,
durable, several lots, commencing at SOC.
''Tlle Big Store"
wAyl, REr1Eu { CLAY,
CRANKY and rlain.
EzEsEzzslSsssEr EEgsWs:EHz,sgEsygEg.M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
TER q:

One-fourth cash; balance In four equal
nstallments, evidenced by negotiable
notes bearing interest OF the rate Of per
trust on the property. Cost Of recording
and dra wing the deed Of trnst to be paid
for by the purchaser or the purchaser can
pny all cash.
II. r. ROGERS, Auctioneer.
ma2l-tGS gE"l-H.rfs #t .s#l Es.gf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

ploy more than 800 operators, all of
whom will resume work tomorrow, and
the number Of strikers will then be re-
duced to about 20, 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
EXCHANGE,
Main street. Norfolk, Va, at 111n.,
TWENTY SEVEN LOTS,

beautifully situated in Atlantic City. now
the Sixth Ward.
Nine OF these lots are located on the
south side Of Camp avenue, between Front
and Pool street. and nine are located on
the east side Of Pool street, between Camp
avenue and Avenue B.. and nine are
situated on the west side of Front street,
between Camp, avenue and Avenue "B."
very scarce IN this part Of Atlantic City,
and with the easy terms should induce
those contemplating building home to
attend this sale.
Plats Of these lots are in the hands Of
the aucttoneer. who will furnish them to
erty at any time before the sale to those
who may desire to see It. .f x
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Ladies, Clean your Kid Gloves

with Miller's Gloveine. It is not q
LIQUID, leaves no oder, and can be used
while the glove is on the hand Sold
only at r. 3. Holmes g. Co.'S drug store.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
CUR 8ermmmft smrH6eetebrt.

0or einiqer s3eit I9ten es, als Oh man in
3anIas einen Gpnflitt nit Der 8unoesrez
qierunq beraufbeIGtpDrsn pplte. Nuf
Grunb bes Mienz2anb~2atp, pelAes bds
3fe6t bon 4u5ldnOern, i'm Stuate Srunoz
fi9ent1um gu befiben, beifrGntt, muroe bas
&e9t Der 4t9iion Santa Se@8aAn in
5rage ge5pgen, @runbeigentbiimerin I'M
Staate gu Iein, unb auf @ntrag bes Stadtsz
o%ntpalts BON S6apnse=@ ountb ertldrte Der
Ridter Mbers in Sopeta bas 9runoeigenz
t6tttt Der 8a6n, Iotpeit IS i'm Stdate Sam
fds liegt, fir berfalen, unb ernannte fir
biefslbe einen geri9tIi6en 8erpalter. Sa
Die gauge 8ahn aber bereits unter bunossz
geridtli9er 8erpqltung itebt, 10 itanb gu
befir9ten, baB es 5nti9en ben beiben Gin
neht1ern BEL beren Ser u9 Der 8oltredung
Der 8efeble i6rer berf9iebenen Iuftraggeber
gu @ompeten5=GonfIitten unb babur6 81
9epaltiamen 3uiammenftDBen atpif6en
@unbesz unb Staatsregierung tommen
1Dnne.
9ieIe 8efir6tungen iinb inbe1en iebt
5eritDrt porOen bur9 bic @ntf9eibunG besz
felben &i9ter Mpers, nond3 bas @lien@
2anbz2up ii4 ni9t ouf @iienbabnen uno
heren @runbbeiib beaiebt, IOnbern nlr Den
3ped bat, gu perbinbern, buB groBe Streden
2anbes in Die 9dnbe fremOer @runOeigenz
tbiimer i~ibergeben, ober nit anoeren @or=
ten, baB bic Sarmer bes Stdates al Yddz
fern berabgepiirOi9t perben. @r bat besz
hal6 iebt Die 8erfalz@ rtlGrung 5uriid9ez
5ogsn, iptpie Die @rnennunq bes Mafenz
bertpalters.
Dis Elm 3ei9en 5uriidtebrenOer 8ernunft
beripri4t pieie @nti4eipung Suites fir
&anias.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
apad,e.htd,e altnota staats- Bettua,s, aetttapodr 6. aa,uar 1897.

Dem unabpenbbarsn @influB Der dlBerli9en
llmitdnoe. 8aBenitein aber bre9t in elmer
fir 8ebel 6alb pergnii9li9en, balb drgerli3en
WeiIe Den SpieB 10 um:
lin Elm na6er IiegenOes 8eiipiel 3u pd94
len: Weil 8ebel uls Der So6n zines ar1nen
l1nteroffi3iers CUR 8elt 9efommen uno
9onbfperfer (0re6sler)~ 9etporben lit, 10 muB
er ia Elm ebrIurner 9anonerter eeblieben lein,
Sber bO6 ni9t?. 8ebel ielbt lift Der bette
@egenbepeis gegen bic platte @eraIgemeiz
nerung Der 2ebre BON benz @%influffe Der
GuBeren umItdnbe. Man bilDe Ii9 bo4
ni9t Elm, nit Dem tablen @%erninfteln Ginger
~Grfa6rungsidbe oas @eien bes auBergez
p0bnliben Settles, iiberbaupt bus %innerite
@eIen Oes Observation-Disclosures ertldren gu
poQen."
Sn bieier Weiie tebert So5iuItt 8aBens
Itein an 8ebeI's 9eilslebren berum!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
samSe1smmfeum bon gbilasepbia

&iir3Ii9 purOe in Y6tlaoelpbta Elm @un=
belsmuieum e%r0ffnet. Ser npbilaO. Semo=
frat" beri9tet bariiber:
@s ent6Glt $4,000 Manufatturs 42ro6en
aus Trantrei9, 9eutidlan6, 8elgisn unb
@n9lanb, namentli9 bon 1ol9en, bic Fir rem
1iioameritani16en Marft be1timmt 1inb.
Oaran i6lieBt it6 cine groBe Gamml%ng
BON &obftoffen in SauIenOen BON proben.
Die 9aupt@prooutte iinb ne6en Den N}uau=
f%utturen in ~beiOnOeren 3immern Ipitemutif9
georbnet. 0urunter iinb 9oG3 .tnb !spI5z
paaren, 8aumpoIe unb @ebitoffe, Seize
unb bas baraus gefertigte 2eber, Wsoi3in=
pflan5en un6 PrGparate baraus, &dfFee,
Sbee u. I. m. SSn einem 6eionoeren 8aum
finben itb Bei5enpro6en, nebit t1ti3tii@en
8arten ii6er beien probuttion in BEN herz
I9ieoenen 3etten. Nebnlide itatiitii9e Sa-
6e0en tperben iebsm proDuttions3peig in
ben a1bern Rdumen 3ltgefigt perben.
Ser @ertb oieier rei6en Sammllagen
fir Tobrifanten unb 8aufleute pirb nDd
oerme6rt Dur4 bic groBe 8tbliot5et, bru
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