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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

The annual bazaar of the Makawao
Ladies Aid Society will take place the
evening of the 18th, on the large lana
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Baldwin's resi-
dence, Spreckelsville.
The Morning Stars seem to be in
vincible at all games. They have just
won the championship of Maui al
baseball and now they win at football
The first football of the season on Maui
took place at Wells Park, Wailuku, the
afternoon of October 18th, before q
large crowd of people which more thar
filled the grand stand. The attendance
was large in spite of the rain. The
score after a stubborn game stood
twelve goals to fivdAagainst the eleven
of the Athletic Association, or the
"Wailukus" as they are called.
The literary entertainment and dam
cling party which took place last Sat
urday evening, Oct 18th, at Hotel Rem
wick, Puunene, was a great success.
The attendance was large from all
parts of central Maui. The young men
of Puunene make most excellent hosts.
Last evening, Oct. 31st, riding party
CO Makawao young folks visited Pun
meme mill. Miss Agnes Fleming issued
invitations.
The four that will represent Maui
at the coming polo tournament in Ho-
nolulu will probably be H. A. Baldwin,
No. /; Geo. Wilbur No. 2; F. F. Bald
win, No. 8; and L. Won Tempsky, full
back and captain. They played prac-
tice game the afternoon of Oct. 25th,
and another the afternoon of Oct. Goth.
The latter resulted in a tie. Harry
Copp is again on Maui and has been
asked to play in the practice games.
Four of the Republican candidates for
representatives have been educated at
Lahainaluna Seminary Messrs. Pail,
Nakaleta, Haia, and Kalanla. S. Ke-
liinoi graduated from New York nor
NAL school.
Weather: A kona now blowing.
FROM THE MAUI NEWS.
w E. Henping, sugar boiler at the
Pioneer Mill, Lahaina, returned homo
from the Coast this week. Mrs. Hen
ming will return in December.
Mr.. A. w. Wise, manager of the Paia
Plantation store, left for the coast on
the Nevadan, to recuperate from re-
cent severe spell of sickness.
Attorney George Hons, accompanied
by his mother, arrived in Wailuku by
Wednesdays Maui, and will immediate
" resume the practice of his profession.
The payment of taxes has locked up
a good deal of Mauis floating capital,
but the coming legislature viii diffuse
it again. all right, all right.
Manager Barckhausen is planning to
start up the Pioneer mill about the 18th
of November, to grind the new crop,
which promises to be a large one.
There are 46S registered voters in the
Waikiki precinct, and as the law per-
rnfts the use Of only three voting booths
it will take fast work to vote them all.
The Ladies Guild of Wailuku, an
nounce that their annual fair for the
benefit of the Wailuku church will be
held on the evening Of November Sth,
at Alexander House, Waikiki.
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DIR. MARY f. BARRY.-Ofice and
residence No. 144 Beretania street.
Tel Blue 4S2.
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DIR. w. L. MooRE.-Office with DIR.
Garvin, 2S2 Beretania st. ONCE hours
10 to and 1880 to $3.50. Tel. Bite 1881.
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DIR. T. MITAMURA.-Offic 1853 Null
anu ST. Tel. White 152; to 10 a. m.
and to 1880 p. m.
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DENTISTS.

ALBERT B. CLARK. D.D.S.-f3sreter
mia and Miller; office hours, to 4
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4. e. GROSsMAN, D.D.s.-Alakea ~,
three doors above Masonic Tem3ist
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

Henry E. Highton. Thos. Fstsk.
FITCH & HIGHToN.-ofice 8. w. cor.
King and Fort SITS. Tel. Main 81 p.
o. Box s26
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DIR. ]. UCHIDA.--PhysicIan and @uR.
geon; Office, Beretauia. between gerE
and Nuuanu streets; office hours, %
II a. m, to 8 .. M; Tel. 1S11 WhitAs
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BROKERS.
CONTRACTORS,

VIM. f. PATY-Contraetor and Build
er, store and office fitting; shop Ala
kea ST., between King and Hotel;
res, 1641 AnapuRi.
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DEATH OF VIM. ANDERSON.

Last night, Oct. 31st, William Ander-
son of Kirremuir, Scotland, after an
illness of several years, died at the res
idence of his brother-in-law, D. C.
Lindsay of Paia. About two years ago
Mr.. Anderson came to Maui, hoping
that the mild atmosphere of Hawaii
nei would stay the ravages of disease
contracted in the cold climate of mis-
native land, but to no purpose. How
ever, his life was prolonged, and his
suffering was less severe in this land
of the tropics. Mr.. Anderson leaves a
widow and two children in Scotland to
mourn for him. He was much respect
ed by all who knew him for his quiet
manner, pleasing disposition and up
right character. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at 2 p. m. from
the home of Mr. Lindsay, Paia, Rev.
DR.. E. G. Beckwith performing the GER
emony.
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MUSICIANS.
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. ]. B. DE FARIA.-tEuropean.)--
Physician, Surgeon and Obstetrician-
Office and residence, Metropole build
ing, Alakea st. Office hours: From
$3.50 to 10 q. M; to and to p. N.
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DR.. A. C. WALL, DIR. o. ID. WALK
Once hours, 8. m. to p. M: kSvR
BLDG. Fort ST.; Tel. 4sx.
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or the other have been considered in the
foregoing prophecy.
Superintendent Carley of the Maui
Telephone Co. has made arrangements
with the different precincts of Maui TO
obtain the full election returns as soon
as they are counted and complete The
Paia office will be open all night Nov.
4th, to communicate election returns
to subscribers. Arrangements have
also been made with the Republican
headquarters, at Honolulu, to get re-
turns from the different islands, so that
Mr.. Carley viii be able to give them out
for delegate to congress within twenty
four hours after closing of the polls.
The Republican Territorial Committee
have appointed a man in each precinct
to Immediately after the closing of the
polls send complete election returns of
his precinct to Honolulu. The campaign
On Maui will be concluded by large
mass meeting at Lahaina, Sunday
evening, the I'd, at which Prince Kuhio
will try again to break into the Home
Rule ranks
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

W. P. Jarvis, who has been in the
employ of A. B. Loebenstein as sur
veyor and draughtsman for three years
past, leaves on the Enterprise en- route
to Porto Rico.
A representative of Wilcox arrived
In Honokaa yesterday from Honolulu.
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EMPERoR'S BIRTHDAY.

The Japanese residents of this dis
trict will celebrate the birthday of En-
peror Kinjo at Hoolulu Park next Mon
day. The athletic events will take
place in the morning, and in the after
noon there will be some good horse
races The best stock in the district
has been in training for these events
for the past two months, and good
sport is promised. Herald
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17
Chfer 0er Eluthcu.

3o4efer, N.zg, Is. Sult. -
Seit Sonntag Morgen, um tDel6e3ett
ie in einem Canoe cine Segelfa6rt auf
cem Safe Ontario unterna6man, bat
man ni3ts pon Gbarles 9aas uno
George 2~eoertbiep aus SumnerpiGe
gs60rt, unb aqe Ha6forI6ungen am
Stranbe iinO Dergebli4 berlaufen.
Qm 6rettog 4ben0 unterna6men
Der 22zjG6rige 8eQner6uri4e George
Sioen pom n6oiel Ontario" Der etma
glei6altrige George 9ague uno Die
19sia6rige 6rau Slater cine 3uOerz
fa6rt auf benz See, unO BON i6nen BAT
ni6ts nieoer %berlautet.
Sn Sr~onbequOtt : 8ap ertranfen
6eute 3pei &naben, Der breiiG6riqe
So6n oe5 Farmers BENG gu 9enfielO,
pel6er aus einem 8oote fiel, ais er
nu6 elmer 8lume griff, uno einSsunqe
u~nbefannten Ndmens, nel9er ii6 nit
Sapimmen Oergniigte.
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Reue 8a6n in Central
Nfien.

Petersburg, 16. Suli. -
Sin engli76es 8~urlamants : MitgIieo
un0 Der M}oStuuer &apitaliit SRA
montoFf BADEN bic Gon5e1iion erbalz
ten, BON Sai4fent na6 3om5f cine
8u6n gu bauen. Die Strede lit I'M
gefG6r 1900 Meilen lang. Sic mar
79on longe proieftirt. 6ierbur4 perz
ben Die 8a6nen in Central : often nit
Der itbirii6en p~erbunren neroen. Qu6
nirO Daolr8 Dem iibiriI6en 8etreiOe
elm Marft in Central : Qiien er0ffnet.
9a8 S6napp5mOnppol Der gfegiez
rung lit auf Den gr0Bten She'll pon
Central : Qiien au5geoebnt tporoen,
ueber einen Grfolg i'm europdii6en
RuBlanO lit mar ie6r get6silter 4nz
ii6t. Die 3runtiu4t i6eint ntht abz
genommen gu 4aben, a6er bic Ginnubz
me Der 3egierung aus DieIer 9ueQe
lit beDeutenO geitiegen.
Die nRobnida @ijiOomo5fi" t6eilt
nit, oaB Der Plan, pel4er bic @Oli>
Oar6aft Der 8auern fir Gteuern auf@
6ebsn foGte, ais fe6lgeI4lagen gu be-
trudten lit, (9ie ruIiiide 8egierun8
3iebt Die Steuern jeBt ni6t DOn ben
ein3elnen 8auern Elm, Ionoern BON Der
gan3en 8emeinbe, mas fir iie ie6r BE-
quem 1T. 8ern nun Elm Bauer ni6t
3ablt, 10 6aften bic anberen fir i'm,
porousgeieBt, OoB ie nidt Die Steuz
ern aus i6m 6erau5 priigeln t0nnen.)
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9fcrOez nnO MauIrieIsa nsfubr mad
Siinnfrifn.

0epz OrIeans, Ga, Is. SuIi.
Oils geitern nit benz Q6reiBen Der bril-
ti76en Stouungen in G6almette 6e4
gonnen perOen ioIte, Iangte cine bril-
tii4e 9epei6e an, psl6e aufforberte,
Die5 gu unterlafen, unO oaruuf6in Dez
pefdirte Der 9ampfer : 2tgent SO. S.
5ammonb, 1peI6er na6 GngIano geA
gungsn lit, nm gu beriuden, bas
PferOelieferungsgei6dft na4 SiiOz
Nfritd aufreht 81 er6alten, er un0
GapitGn Mori6am, pelde ba8 Sc
i6Gft bier lsiteten, befGnOen ii9 auf
benz 8sge 6ierber, UNI es pieber 5G
e%r0ffnen. 0ie5mQl 6an0eIt es ii6 Odz
rum, bic iiioufritaniIfsn 5armen
BON Neuem nit PferOen unO M}aulz
t6ieren at 6eieBen, unO man nimmt
oQgemein an, OaB gu Oisiem 3pede
Der @erianot DON 3ugtbieren na9
@iiOafrita nod ii6er Sa6r unb Sag
~fortgeieBt per0en nirO, Nu5 Der einz
mai gepldntsn 8~erlegung Des @ez
f6dft5 ndh GdnaoU fteint iOmlt
ni6tS getporOen gu 5ein.
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&f acarn DEN JlciiGzIrnf.
9epzgOrfer &leinI4Gd6ter griinben
cine QttienzG eieui6aft unO err
ri4ten @dIo6tbduier,

Netpz gort, 16. Suli. - Sn
i6rem Sample gegen ben 6leii6truIt
Iinb geitern Die &Ieini6Id6ter Der
StuDt einen S4ritt neiter ge9ongen.
sSn elmer i'm ,Serrucez9arben abgez
b~altenen @erIammlung lpurbe nam
lid cine Qftienz8 8 feufdaft ms Gez
ben geruf fen, nelhe nit einem &apital
Don $4,000 S9la6t6duTer gu err
ri6ten geOentt. 8rditbent S'g}eiQ Der
o3etatl Builders 8rotecttpe Mfociaz
tion" ma9te Ielbit biefe Mntiinoigung.
Nu9 bieB es, Die m~eiiten Der Qftien
feien bereits ge3ei4net unb perbe nit
Gem 8au in Babe begonnen perben.
@iner Der Qnnefenben erbot fi4,
aqein 81 9ro5ent gu 3ei9nen, bod
nurbe Die Offerte prompt 3uriidgefpiez
fen. Die Qttie lautet auf $100 unb
iinb 10 Pro3ent fofort BEL Der Inter
f6rift, peitere 40 9ro3ent am %.
SuIi unb Der Geit an 20. @uguit gu
entriGten. Sm 2aufe Der 8erfamm@
lung belt Der BrGitbent cine GuBerit
i4orfe Rebe gegen ben 6lei16truit II,
ertldrte bann, Die Sleinf6lddter
miiBten nit duBeriter 8orii4t gu
@erte geben, bamit lire 9ldne ni4t
perratben tpiirben. SIS iinb in bic
fer 8%erIammlung 2eute 5ugegen,"
fubr er fort, rberen Snterefen benen
Der 8leini9ld9ter entgegen lauren"
Den 8eri6terituttern iagte aber 9err
Netn, Die Pldne feien bereits melt ppr>
geI9ritten.
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6cirntbs=0icen3frr.

Na6ite6en0e 9eiratbs : 2icen3en
puroen geitern i'm 8iireau beS Off
tuors bes Common 9lea8z@ eri6ts
ou5geitelt:
8opmono &ir6p, q, gr. IT'S, Ga
rato9aItraBe, uno 0tabel 5rancis, 10.
0m. 4lforo Simmons, 20, unD
Marp s. SnsIep, %; Npplitant u.
6. ROton, gr. 624, 9um6artpnz
ND2nue,
S. 6enrp 9enn, q, uno Carrie 90.
8epier, IS; Qpplitant 0m. &sDIer,
Nr, 1880, 6uOionitraBe.
.56oma5 S. 6iBpatrit, A, un6
M}arp 3.Opsn8, 26; Npplitant @6a8.
u. Moron, g}r. 1915, Qisquit6itraBe.
George 5. 2omar, 80, unD N}at6ilz
oa Slime, 81; Npplifont s. s. 8oz
6erts, g}r. 225, M}ontforDz Qbenue.
0apiO &ulit, %, CIR. 500, Giioz
6remOntftraBe, unO Morp Me6oI8tp,
20.
Midoe1 5, 8roprep, 80, unO Sfaz
Belle GrOOte, %; 8eiOe DON @aI6ingz
ton, D. 6.
6enrp 5. Ro6srts, 80, Nr. 1889,
gfOrO GarrpitraBe, unO GRiOie 80.
Gepton, 81.
Goparo 8ooart, 81, uno N}. @aroz
line SIpseninger, 30; Npplitant 6. 8.
&napp, 6iDelitD = 9e6du0e.
Mi6aal Qig6tner, %, gr, 10, 6ibz
9urbamitraBe, unO 2lnnie 9ittrOfj
20.
6ug6 ., Conner, Al, 0r. 381, r.
Garro1ton : QDenue, unO GQa S.
2ei6e6, 26.
geo. !. Slip, AZ, 8eue 8ernon,
ga, unO Darn 5. 2aiprence, 80, Ger.
3O1, 0FzGroBItroBe.
03mon 9. RenDou, %, unO Nnnie
90. 8rosnoban, p; 4pptifant s. 8.
0oug6ertp, g}r. 1909, @eitz9&ort6z
QDenue.
Some5 g., @alter, jun., 26, unG
Wtdr0 u. Plutt, 70; 8etDe bon 9ra=
mite, Mo.
So6n 3, 8reen, %, uno 2ucg
8ierman, 10; QppIitant So6n 8aums
gartnar, iun., 9}r, 700, SiibsRoiez
StraBs.
Or, 6ermonn &lein, 30, g}r. PIT,
Extraordinarily, un0 8eiiie 2az
bin. q.
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Nrrihtsnerhnnhlmnnen

Griminulz8eri8t. - (8or
3t6ter Rit4ie,) llnteri6lagung -
George 6. Os6urne, 2 Monate Sc
fGngniB. 0ie6Tta6l-8m. 2eonarb,
SuIie 0iron, Samuel Soion, je 6
W}onote GefangniB; 6oparO N}i>
6ael8, 6orrp Barnett, je 3 M}onate
@efdngniB; So6n s, Mcg}au96ton,
Nat6an Gcptt, je 2 Monate Gefdnga
nib; 6reOerid 6OparO, u MOnate
@efGngniB; 0altsr 3ilg6man, @eo.
8root8, je elm Sa6r @efdngniB; Gurz
RE 36ompIon, Is Monate 8efdngz
niB; So6n Goof, - Monate; NiQiam
G6uie, Is Monate i'm Stoat8ar6eitss
6auie; Daniel Carr, Same5 Nifon,
je 3 Sabre 3u6t6ou5; G6orles 0}urz
ran, 0m. 6ale, llrt6eil oerI6Oben;
SoIep6 6mit6, 18 M}onote 3u6tz
6aus; @rneit 2utett, Soml. 3urner,
ni6t f6ulOig. Nngriff - 2i33ie
Orem, 60 Sage GefGngniB; 9arrb
0oooen, fiItirt. 8ei6arprijQaIn -
8m. Mc2eon, fitirt. @rauiomtett
gegen 36iere - Qatprence 9. 8ater,
So uno Soften. 8e6er6srgung min
D~erjG6rtger M}Go6en - M}arD 6.
Scott, ni6t f6u(otg. @aga6unOiren
-W}arD GDpurDs, 20}Dnate StadtSz
u~r6eit86aus. Trteoen3it0rung-GtelIa
8opmon, Barbara Somer5, je S.
uno Soften; G6arle8 20. Marion, s.
5orreiter, Gina Cooper, fitirt, 9alz
ten zines unorbentli6en 6auies =
8D6srt 4eters, iiitirt uno Soften.
6onntag5zS pirituoienDerfau - &c..
8agner, $500 unb Soften; Mala4t
+. Goolaban, Sips. Marcin, je 1925
unO Soften.
@otiengeri9t. = Wor ben
3t&tern Sapage, 8lof II. O'8rien.)
@oGma6t al5 8etamentsDoGFrefe
murbe ert6eilt in ben 5GQen pOn Gqen
g. 2eonarb an So6n s, uno Daniel
u. 8. Qeonarb, 8irg76aft 5000;
G6riItion S8om6urg an 2puiIa
66om6urg, 8iirgf6aft $4,000; Gliz
5u6et6 q. Qon8bale an 6erbert g.
2an8oaLe, 8iirgf9uft 5000. 8Ouz
mo6t al5 0a6laBpernalter rpurbe err
t6eilt in ben 6duen BON S0iep6 8ra>
Res an 9ubto Grape8, 8iirgi4uft
$1,000; 0il6elmina &ron3 an SreO.
%. 8ron3, 8iirgi6oft $4,000; @Op.
.. Barton an 6. ID. 8saro, 8iirg>
f6uft $1,000; G6riitian @tItrom an
8. 90. 0enmeao, 8iirgi6aft $500.
0o6laBbernalters : 8eridte purOen
gutge6eiBen in ben 6dGen BON Nm.
Softer, $2374; Oscar q. 5otUler,
$6O7; Daniel 0turP6p, 1851; So6n
9, 2auer, $2O,113; Wtarp @nn 9utz
ton, $115; So6n gtunan. $91, 100;
4gnes q. @olf, $1732. Snpentarien
purOen eingerei6t in ben 6G1en bon
Qgne5 u. @olf $645; 0scar u.
6opler, $3O8; So6n 6. s. @6afer,
$1,000. 9ertauF ratifi3irt i'm Sale
BON Same8 3, 2aler, $67O4.
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Sat ii6 Serre6net.
DER Gen(ns girektOr rnttdn(6t.
Scinc Hemerncnnuna Scr SeffGti=
suna bcs Scnat5 u~nteripprfen.
Sifcrcn5cM nit Sceretdr9itd1cUG.

On Der neuen Sitbmustunal : Gomz
MILTON finb fette Soften gu Derz
geben. = 6reunbe Der 4Omtniz
1trottpn lperben unterge6ra9t. =
9rGiibent 8oOiepelt forgt fir ietz
men 5reunb, General Nopb, -
8erdnberung in ben PlGnen fir
bas grOBe cOmbinirte @rmeez nnO
6lptten : Chamber i'm nd6ften
Monot. - 2Gerlet aus Der 8unz
besbauptItabt.
so af6tngton, 9. g., 16. SuIi.
= Ni6t geringe @ufregung entitanb
i'm Gen1usbireau iiber Ous geItern
bort in llmlauf geIeBte 8erii4t, baB
bic @rnennung iGmmtli9er AngeiteQz
ten bes 8iireaus, beren 3a6l etDG
$40 betrdgt, ungeIeBli4 getpeIen lei,
unh QIe lire 9ldBe berliern piiroen.
Der Setretdr be5 eSSnnern naro bar
auf6tn nit Qnfrogen beftiirmt, uno
oQna9gerabe iteqte Ii6 Der nirfli4e
Sa6Der6alt berau5, beien 8etanntz
perben 5tpar Die Glerts b~erubigte,
ober ben Genfusz0 Director Merriam
in elmer ni9t b~eTOnbers erfreuli6en
Gage 3etgt.
Merriam 1T nGmli6 BON Der @nz
fi9t a~u5gegargen, baB feline SteQung
ais 8oritanb bes Gen1usbiireau5 bet
Der umpanblung biefe5 Bureaus BON
elmer %temporGren 81 elmer permanenz
ten SnItitution cine ununterbrO3ene
ge6lie6en lei, 9abei mar er tpohl DON
Der Sbee geleitet, baB nun fetn Bis
beriges @e6alt pon $500 neitergeben
tperbe, trpBbem bic neue Sin bas Sc
bait bes DIRECTORS uuf $4,000 feftIeBt.
DIS am 9. Sult cine 0epei6e BON
SbIter=8a1 an ben SefretGr De5 Snz
nern fam, er m0ge ba8 neue @rnenz
nungsz9efret bes G"eniu5=0 DIRECTORS
hortbin CUR rnteridrift Ienben, err
fu6te Serr Merriam Den Sefretdr, er
m0ge Dies nt6t t6un, ba er i'm 8ez
1ibe zines @juta6ten8 bes 8eneralanz
tpalts lei, tpel6e5 con tatire, bab cine
NeubeieBung bes 9trettprzBo1tenS
unn0tbig lei, ba Merriam urter Der
alien Grnennung peiter fungiren
f0nne. Der juriItif6e 8eiitanb Deg
Sefretdrs 9it4cod, 9err 8anbeOenz
ter, ltnter1u6te Die Nn~gelegenbeit nun
unb fam gu Der lleber3eugung, DaB Die
alte grnennung nit Dem Quf60ren
bes t~emporGren GenfuSbiireaus erIoz
i9en iet, baB bur6 bas 8efeB elm
neuer Poften gel6affen unb OirettOr
Wferriam BON gfeuem gum Sn6a6er
bethlehem ernannt iperben miife.
Sine Gonferen5 3pii4en 9iilfsz@ez
neralunipalt Rufiea bonn Suiti3amt
unb Qntpalt 8%anbebenter pom 9eparz
tement bes Snnern fanO Itatt, unO
bos Heiultat mar, baB bus SuIti5=
0epartement benz @uta4ten bes 6rn.
Handkerchief beipfli6tete unb bas neue
Grnennung5zPatent nu4 OpIterz8ap
geianbt tpurbe. 9arau5 ergiebt fi4
nun aber cine l1nannebmli6feit fir
9rn. Merrtam. Seine iebt erfolgte
Mieberernennung 1T cine iogenannte
6erienz@rnennung," er tann 3tpar
auf 9runb berielben ais Director bes
8ireaus fungiren, aber er tann fem
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Banfiers unb Mdfler.

BAMBLETON & CO., 9 ~SouthsStr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO., u SouthsStr'
TOWNSEND SCOTT & son (Est. 1ss2ls
Fayette,Str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD d, FISHER & SONS. 6 s. Cals
sertsStr.
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Sruft : g%pmpagnien.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.,
Germans und Calvert=Str.; John Gill,
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm.; ]. r.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
Calvert.Str.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J. B. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.
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= Sin DEB f6li8 fi6 borleBte
Ra4t in Die @obnung oe8 fran50iiz
I4en @eneraltOnIul5 De 2emagne in
San 6ranci8co uno raubte 9idman@
ten unb 96mud laden i'm Wertbe BON
$4,000, O%arunter Elm tiirtiI4er Sroea
i'm Mertbe bon $500. ,
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gdnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Baltic
mores und CalvertsStr.
sPERRY, JONES & CO.. CaIverta und
FayettesStr.
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Wftten, Sbligationen unb 9aumpons.

LoWNDEs & REDWOOD, Stock Exchange
Il. f. BACHMAN & CO., 2e-212 Equita'
BILE Building.
GUSTAVUS ODER, Is ~South=Str.
CHARLES B.HOBLITZELL & CO., Hl
OstsGerman=Str.
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@ummt : RIeiber, Ma~dintoi6es uIn.
G. A. ZIRKEL & CO., 10 E. Pratt Str,
TenitergGas, S1oi4en unb G0rfe.
THE BAKER GLASS CO.. 19O Hanover,
Str.
Sunter : W6isten.
". LANAHAN & SON, 20 Light=Str.
RprburD &be : Wbisfsp.
FISHER BROS, lis W. Baltimore=Str.1
Gaffee - u~nQebrannt uno %gebrannt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO.. 421
Exchange=Place.
2anbpirt659aftli4e @erdtbe unb Sis
merelen.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., $50 N. Pacas
Str.
Mebgerz unb Ginmo4er Mert8euge.
]. P. PFEIFFER & son, 200 N. Paca.str.
Sel, 6arbc unb 9lus.
C. H. wINKELMANN & CO.. Is W.
Pratt=Str.
Srnament1le Srab! : Ir6eiten
DUFUR & co, 81 N. Howard.str.
Yubz unb @eiBpauren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.. 9 W. Balti'
morezStr.
@tiefeIn unb S9ube.
Carroll ADAMS & CO.. p Howardsstr.
Sbiiren, 6enferrabmen, 3ouGeauT.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO.. 400 O.
Pratt.Str.
Wiener 8dderei.
RICE BROS, 312-sA n. Gaysstr.
@aagen unb 3u6ebDr.
THE FAIRBANKS CO.. 1874 Light:str
GfIig, pidels, &raut, @dtinp u. /. M.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO.. R4
Nord CharlessStr.
GnSetail=G efdIdffc.
9iamunten unb S9mnfia9en.
WELSH BROS. 5 o. BaltimOresstr.
Qinnen> unb WeiBtpaaren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 212 N. Charlessstr.
M0bel uno Seppi6e.
JOHN TURNBULL. JR., & CO., 10 w.
BaltimoresStr.
5riebb6fe.
LoUDoN PARK CEMETERY. office p
w. Saratoga Str.
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Seuer : 9%erii6erungs N9enten.
ROYAL ms. CO., Sun Building.
S~nbutridl : Ser i9erungs : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 w.
Fayette=Str.
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-bpt-
empfe6fenswert6en Sinans-,
Gngres- INTO Gmoetaif-
@ef6dften.
Sinan5ieaea
9dnfen.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II SouthsStr.;
i. d, Ferguson. Praes.; Fl. B. Wilcox.
Kassfrer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK,
Baltimore und Liberty=Str.; Chas. w.
Dorsey, Praes. Harry NJ. Mason. Kassi'
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIO'
NAL BANK, Lombard und SouthsStr.;
Chas. T. Crane, Praes.; Carter j.. os'
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTsCHE BANK, Baltimore und Hol'
udaysstr. A. II. Schulz. Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS Mas
TIONAL BANK. Howards und Gers
mansStr.; Lawrence B. Kemp, Praes.;
Wilson Keyser. Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, IA n. Eu'
taw.Str.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes':
W.. Marriott, Kassirer.
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oebensperfi6erungs > gompagnten.

~CUNIIOUVH F|NNNFS~ O~""SOS"
SouthsStr.; w. H. Blackford, Praes.;
John w. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.