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, 1877-05-20
-1,,;+e Stockings Reconstruct
|4ns and Change Their Luck.
Successor Has the
D'A e+arcn Taken Out of Him.
,..tons Add Another Victory to
'a' Their Score at Cincinnati.
..,,;,,e's Team Turn the Ia
lo'' h,es on the Hartfords.
f,- The Inaugural Meeting Of
ia's'. u. Breeders' Association.
= ..,sr Wonderful Performance by Gold
lew" xnita Maid in California.
.,e,s p,rt states--Hsrses at Dexter frk--
n. Cintinpati aeetiag.
R4SE-BALL.
rpS IN THR TIDE.

c.,s.,r. sent out bog to hunt up their bat-
a& IL rame In with it just before yesterday s
taR =. ,,,n< to show Nichols couple Of things
n, do hin good. II was the second Of the
"A'- .,,. .eries between st. Louis and Chit
VIEW .saho,b clubs wanted it not little. Both
s1*1' ~ field ont Of sorts and in measure
.s VIZ. The home nine were without Barnes,
-, ,,e,a i fnr]ongh for his health. and Is
W. -, p,ckfo.d bai]ting up his system. HIS
1--.,,esn br Smith, who felded what cane
,nhn elesa shape, nut WAS OF no pasuenia1
wa. h.. Tue ST. Louis 1eam were without
ro.- xho gas ksld to be lame His p'ace At
-sss -. tuea withon, error by Dorean, who used
:. ~, ,,e otaee well with the Stars. Croft went
"a t.e to LETT field. also his nome position,
~ Ithlr.n covered Erst. where he
.1.,.. hss season. To be accu'ate,
psxo. were more nearly In their home posi-
Ar .asy hase been this year. The men who
-. ,,nsed made NO error, and the substitute
...nn q..y .un for the side.
~ A.,tly necessary to describe the game In
.-r hsrse it ean be covered by saying that the
~, ~ s,ocsinss got the range OF Nichols delis~
w. ,vo s=-zu % hit the b,1l square and hard,
-.s.+t. s. Louis not only could rot improve on
- r,rr,ort record of Bradley, but fell OF
49,. II errtet1ly Was Que OF Bradley days, and
t.r.Aen better fnan ever before IN Chicago, while
t.h:r;ng xss equai 70 the nes1 IN rhe HIST he and
- m1s1ne ,aree bits OF four chances. while
VAT rade ne same numuer in fvc tunes at nat.
~ ptucd business in the second lnulns with
,1-hsef: be wcnt up TO tnlrd on Glenn out,
.st.s bfqueh. in by Bsadley's sharp liner to
-tt,d1 In The following inning Anson sent
T.so1ud 70 Satin. and reached third because c
:, sctr chose 10 orer1afow Dehlnan about five
- TIE r1n Ea< eeurel od-NcVey's creditable
s-aee b, 10 right field In the latter half OF
:. ru;rs DehlmEn. coming 6r.r to bat for his
=; a1 t.ie 10 centre field. and reached second on
rz7w xhieh was either McVey's or smith
ls8 ssftay to f1ird on Nichols out and home
r1tte paly run OF his si1e on, DorEans dne
FwUer second. The Chicegos took another run in
ft1h iraire. on base h.ts By Ersdey, Watt,
eXries. Ihe ball having gwen out new QUE
rrr1is At the eirhth inning, and with this I'M
raee Implement the Whites turued lo&,se again
lii" "Isicky Nick " as be delights to be called,
r.s e[e11 hits an.. four zuna-
thk rood dctl Of the work Of the game Was
-, taest were severn. epecial1y noteworthy
Il. Wait : catcn oh Clapp hat in the first
Ecs kas - fre rs eyes seen on the Chicago
e1za4. zod Nc. ey's capture OF kcmscns toni up
u:S itt BOARD OF Ifaue alley was not only
,.tsy bs1 needed excellent Judgment 10 save The
a4e f1pn inlusy- followaIg Ii
THE s-o.E:
, 1877-05-20
THE WAYS OF THE WATERS.

A beautiful ril1
From its home in hill
Danced ont on the stones, and away;
The sun shone bright
From it's glorious hight,
And watched the fair waters At play.
They leaped and they pranced-
They rippied, advanced
so life is ali Joy, said the stream;
t'No creature e'ef wore
Such jewels Eefore
As you see in mr. spray and white plume So
II grow strong aud great
Moving early and late
Great mountains and towns rtce by;
Then rush and roat-
Wild waters pour
Into the vast, restless sea-
t'In mad wares dash
Strong ships oft crash
'Gafnst the rocks. then drive them ashofe !;
] move East and West,
Tossing up my proud crest;
And this do over and o'et-
t'Then a. mist mount high,
Become clouds in the sky.
And float away. far from the sea;
j drift here and there,
Wlthoet thought, without c1re-
I 60 back to the hills and the lei
~ drop at your feet,
= O fsir one and sweet!
In delicate cry stalls aud dew;
= help to hiring flo*ers
To brighten your honrs:
When yen sorrox, weep Tor Toa, too-
, 1877-05-20
TO THE MAYFLOWER.

Hail. sweet Simmer -harb'nEer!
Hc,afding tho approach OF her,
Tetl'stthon- with balmy BREATH
Winters King hath met hls death
Low oepcath whose tyEant power
Norots children long did cuwtr-
Bright thy branches are, agloU, -
Not as iate with pearls Of snow,
But with dewdrop di1munds f1nc, :
KaIubow- hues rejecting Tasr-
ksches fur such jewels shine
Than pale beads VI Crystalline
Flowerrt pure Of tender hua,
Emblem Of the Pilgrims, who
In thJ pamesake sought 4 asnd
Where, unheId by tyrAnt h4nd,
They could, ~ thei1 conscience would,
Mofship God. the GTeas aud Good-
Found this acme OF Liberty:
In ITS soil tney planted tnet,
Bright to shine on bfuu of Spring,
Showing vanquiahed Winters King.
unrestEnined bJ his cold rod
Nature worships her own God.
So. sweet blossom. bloom and hIoW;
With The gems Of morning elcw; F.
FlAunt thy coloss everywhere;
breathe thy ba1m upon the mir; .,~
Tell the world that Summers neaE.
And We freedoms God rcveza-
AALcoLx TAILOR.
, 1877-05-20

1
Ieui, 6,
A:n hs.e On uerrus-Anson, l: Glenn, 1: Bat
q l: keAek, l. Chicago. ,: St Louis. 2.
~ - b.<ess-;NcNe5. ): saalding, I: l'radleE,
t;sass. !; sass. l: Do-2sn. l, Mc6eary. !: Croft, ::
s1sson I; Sietolt. / Calca.o. u; St Ions, 6.
1ass on ca!ied l1als-o1 Nichols, J.
1s';s.e-ssetburr.
ATEaiinn q rnles arose yesterday which should
~ tase moments dount- anc yet which wss Tor
tlfs Moments likely 10 cause row. 1t is well
.1o*n mt Bradley and Aetey hnye ut times q
ttsa tending the ball back and forward with
E.E Esp:d y. and the formers marvellous
~ ~xa @ g 1oe osA End quick delivery enables them
PsfIt 1mo=t suy batsman Who isn't az quick
aos:a1 fes:erd1E they we're put1ing Relnsen
S.s-sa o7as exercise when he had t.ro strikes in
ts<a?o9 eatied, and utterly losing his head he
- taaa6 Il "tsoae without alleging any reason.
H-;a SW because he WAS being outw!tted. The
~ aa ona1 KNOX whether his head was under
t;a.ea9 :: where 1t WIS. and he wanted to collect
e-s -@a, ~ lhef waf owned mp to by his nine last
r.. 1af new el1use Of Sec =, Rule =, which
~. roooetd ose to coret such causes, Is: :" The
IT rm ansA snspend plsy only for valid Featon.
t;saaels Of any player.'' It can hardly
t:,.9 y % srne within This rule TO s1op play 70
toe osher El9e OF hciE balance, o. 10 give
tksa11t1;led n1;led player to collect his thoughts.
F.ac1 whether any excuse can be found for
sssat conduct in standing astride Of The plate
sen aextn. >0e 11'1' ~ fot fe:sas - "'1'e ~
~ ch'npton. hare DOW played tenth OF
rer ao6 h1re E1et three Of their fye oppo-
t.,--.s 19eif success has not been NJ good as was
saos .h &c. taete seems nothing TO be .a:ned BY
il : 10 70! NJ taat now They will leare Tonight
p,a up Which will cover six LeaEue
81 N aaa there i ample oppor-.
so1eEs n mt1ieve al losses IN TIE next
T. tas!s t.soritez win do ibis; and, best Of ali,
tTS.Lsatm satm eood-by with the -rssur1uce that
Hs., - s2A l2A the players vi / do all In their
t,:,.J .,es.se saecess, and will sustain we'll
nech1a9o chtsa toi Feotlenaaly conduct
1sscs- = o'3aostox. n St. Louis Tuesday and
k.rn Indianapolis Frtaay, in Cincinnati
,tlcsi:rs13t y toas Keek and "Wednesday Of uext- and
h fp.rha.. .ae following Thursday and Saturday.
I'll. Ecsetles and defeats. but TIE TnBc&E
eea. IA Isa Sn the Club wins i've Of the six
k1nsr H.. s9a1a NOT grumb1c much II it should
Su 4S'S7a o. Ere. Leaa thin that 1t don e1-
y se Ltagae Eamee this week viii be Bos-
f,unsa !! louisville Tueeday and THURSDAY. and
Cincinnati On tue same daye,
In TIE 4A1RBANEs.
h.s1 Il ose ., o. tie Chicagos le8ves the Fair
tsants ~ p0sseston OF the Twenty-third street
hne psettr as slaa q weeks: and they will utilize
S:fcssn&s.Lao s Laoes1y Club, the proceeus suins to
fsnrs5 Hnane, 4 mort deserving Charity.
:. tne Alwankees will BE- here and play
s*CsIcsec r.;.o 1oo Ih1tsday the istter Club and
EtA!p s::ans,E = rill play for the city cham,
tsrltee ~ 1hIp paF and ere the proceeds to the
e2t.r: - - 90 dasR IN charge the deooratinp Of
III * s7ases on the 3oth.
ts atet IL t. 2 q,;tns Tue GAINESVILLE Club win be
sa;sss.sse e Ftanklina. Who now ho|d Fl fae % ciIT
ikan.Sa,aaa fag June toe FairhsnSs stsrf On
, 1877-05-20
REAL ESTATE.
An improvement in the Chicago,
Loan Market.
List Of Some Of the Principal
Loans Negotiated.
An Uneventfnl Week IN the Real Estate
Market-Buildi1g Notes.

There was considerable business done the past
week The greater part Of the f2uzes In the tasu-
lar statement consisted OF actual loans, many OF
which were for large amounts There Is little
more inquiry, aud the demand is better than it has
been for months past. These movements towards
Improvement are spasmodic, nre not Of q healthy
steauy growth,-in fact, the week closed with
gradual falling of in the number Of actual traus
actions The rates for money are steady at Z to 9
per cent the majority OF loans being placed at g.
Payments are slightly on the Improve
The following important transactions OF the past
Week afford some indication Of the state Of ths
market:
Wabash avenue, east front, IA By Isl feet,
southwest corner Of Washington street, improved
property. 5000, 900. hve years as per cent.
State street, southeast corner OF Jackson, 10 by
I'll feel, improved property; $50, 600, dve yeaEs
at ~ per cent for the use Of the National Life
Insurance Company.
Fifth avenne, southeast corner Of Adams street,
90 feet, west front, improved; SIS, 000 aye years
at ~ per cent for the use OF the National Life
Insurance Company
Madison street, southwest corner Of jefferson.
80 BY 50 feet improved; SIS. ooo, three yeafs At
Sheldon street. 50 feet east front, between
Randolph and Washington; $40, 900, two years at
per cent.
Wabash avenue, 21,z feet, east front, between
Fourteenth and si1teentn streets; s., 600, i've
years at percent
One-ha1 OF Block 20 and thizty-two lots in
Block 81, alt in the east Il OF Sec 81, SO, Il, be-
tween Thirty sixth and Thirty-eiehth streets, ana
$50: 003 due in two years at = Per cent interest
Glencoe, some twenty blocks. TO secure $40, opA
three years at 9 per cent.
COMPARATIVE sEArEaKsr FOE rHE WEE ENDING
, 1877-05-20

Se.c York Etep440 Post.
The persons who advocate complete oEenuIn.
ing Of photography IN the interest q persons VINO
nai1nv "a # il nractjced By uap-makers and press-
cprresponden0. when one learns from tie die.
patches that 33 600 Russians are at GIurKevo: and
;ewo. he feels himself endowed with charming
fiierty Of otthozraphical conscience, which wonld
not BE- offended b; the spelling Of parallel ~
drunken ScsTian mlvat pronounce IL
, 1877-05-20

SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOR TIE TEEk-
TIE following Il the total amount OF city and
suburban transfers within a radius Of seven miles
Of the Conrr-House filed for record during the
consideration, $40, SD. North Of City limits,
sales 6; consideration. 81, sos. South Of city
limits sales II; consideration, S.3, Oo8- West OF
city limits. sales l; consideration, S., 900 Total
sales, IS; total consideration, Se3so, 23a,
BUILDING NOTES.
Otto II. Matz, architect has let the contracts: I.
F. and e. HaJa for two brick dwelling hon.es;55l
and 5f1 North Clark street. They are rs AMI 2f
br Us feet each. oc,agon fronts, with brown stone
trimmings. two stories high, with basement and
attic, md will cost Sl1, 0o0 together. The
came architect is preparing plans for an eie-
west Garner Of Divislon and North Clark streets
for Jonn Hertlng. They will have frontage Of
80 feet North Clark street By SO feet on Division
street- The frst-story fEoutz will be OF iron and
p1ate- glasa- The th:ee stories above will have
stone f51nt On a55 strsst wi5h retafn On p.
Of buildings On the came property had inst been
completed. and Wxs nearly ready for occupancy, IN
October, 1871 AMI IN fact, all OF it was rented,
when the great fire demolished It On The south
east corner Of Twelfth street and Oakley avenue,
block Of ten tenement houses has been prepared
by Mr. Matz for H. ~ Taylef, Esq, to cost
49, o00: and at 399 Division street fouTstory and
basement BRICK building, - by 20 feet, to cost
Sd, 600. The tenement -honsea are each 20 By ~
feet, une-stoEy, with basement, used only for
The bottoms to be coucreted- The frontage, 200
feet, looks very neat: white brick with red Pfeased
brick trimmings and 1nterllnngs,
W. D. kesfoot 4 Co. have let the contracts foe
dre more houses on the Su8ertn tract on the West
Side. This mikes eight OF these oallainca,
good that the whole tract will be covered with these
chem and desirable homes.
, 1877-05-20

Il
loal nases on clean hits hicago, II; St
1euA, 9.
lin hsse n errors Samson, l: Glenn, l: Bat
q l: ksAe4t, l. Chicago. ,: st. Louis. 2.
xt "a hasee-NcVe5. j: Spalding, !: bradley,
!: *ate /: Do-qan, !; Mc6eary. !: Croft, ,:
ees4on- I; Sltho!f. !. Chicago. u; St 1onis, g.
fasss oa c3!ied lalls-O1 Nichols, J.
tEs1.t-ayrtburr
, 1877-05-20

SALES or THE WEEK-
There was no change in the quiet condition Of the
real-estate market. Most OF the sales transacted
hare been already reported in our daily column Of
transfers. -.
Some Of the principal transactions Of the week
JACK Fisher sold 40x165 feet on Michisnn srenue,
south Of Fourteenth street. foE s1e, goo.
street east Of Leayitt street, 70 Amos G1oTeE, for
Sl3, 0o0. -.s..-
$. q. Wheeler sold Nos: 45 and A Third avenue,
lots end baiId1nss, for ST. 500:
corner Of Canal street and Carroll avenue for
j. G. Boyd sold 5ox1e4 feet on Park ayeeue, east
Of aoyne street. with improv vements, for S15, GOD.
Eugene Hartman sold the north = Of the south
vest = Of 10, 81. II, to Austin y. Field. for
Henry Feltman sold 1soxo7H feet on Spring
street. south Of Cana1port aveuue, for 51a. 600.
H. E. Weaver s Co.. sold three-story marble
front, with lot 66 feet 'front.' corner OF Lake Pssk
tional Bank. to y. Sherwood, for $40, 0o0- Also
cottage and lot on Arnold street, for $1-600, and
house aud lot Congress street, corner OF HoJne
10 H. Cofman, for S., GOO.
j. Frank Cummings, for SIS. 323, one lot in Avon
dale Subdivision to Chicago: II lots In Norwood
Park for S. 80; 80 acres at Parksvile, and 80
foot lots at HInsdale- s.
H. E. Weaver i Co., sold marble front house
with lot SO feet front, corner Lake Park avenue
and Thisty-drst street, for Commercial National
Bank, to N. SHERWOOD, SO, 000-
Cottage and lot on Arnold street, near Twenty
fifth, 81. 500.
Two-story brick house on Congress street, near
Royne, lot 22Il40, IS, 600.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were fled for record
Saturday, May 10:
c1rr pHoFkRrr
, 1877-05-20

THE CINCINNATI MEETING.
The programme Of the trottin1 meeting At Ches,
ter purs, Cincinnati, which begins June 10. and
continues four days, has been received Cincin-
natl has long been noted for It's enterprise IN sport
natters, notably oat It " Mas a. nos m
augusated- As the region about Cincinnati Is
somewhat partial TO thoEonshhreds, running meet.
ingt have thus far been made me leatn's n 9at
mi ~ ts me1its deserve, this branch Of turf sport
viii no doubt become equally popular The colt
md 1 il viii % be noticed that two events of this
nature are provided for. Although iHE lRteeSE
has opposed the training and racing Of oao5 tsot-
ters il is glad that the associations az over the
country are going into the matter SO extensively,
beng confident that one seasons experience With
this Kentucky notion Will convince all hands tnat
the system petnicious one.
For the first Day Of the Cincinnati meeting there
is purse Of s. coo for and 9nder' and
s1milaE purse for horses Of me - M e!aie, Inc
horses Of he 2:45 cIass for 81, 600 purse, and
contest between the 2:24 flyers for the same
ps e. ha aa s5 q ooo ood stse tss
meeting will close July with hne od race,
and contest between horses with no record better
than 2:1e. '...- ,<
sASFRASc15co May l9.-At Chico to-day Cold
smith Maid and Rarus .trotted. best three 70 ave,
for purse Of s. o0o and sn extra thousand Il ne
excellent and the day favorable In the dlst heat
at the start Raru1 had the lead nearly length The
Maid closed the gap on the 1tsL Qu3St6F. 3uQ LoOh
and maintained the lead, winning the heat By half
neck il 2:19ss. In the second hest Esarus was
length behind At the start, which relative position
theT maintained until turning into the home
stretch, when the Maid skipped, but caught feet
almost instantly. Rarns closed nearly neck and
nerE meantime hut the Maid crossed the score
half q neck ahead in GIN. The third hest was
similar to the second, and was won by Rarus in
2:17.
THE LOUISVILLE RACES. ......-
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 19.-Neariy zoo thor
oughbreds are here ready for the races which com
uaence on Tuesday next The Tenbfoeek~ ~Arts-
ride event being Of. the former horse :rl1l make
twv efforts against time. one on Thursday AMI the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-29

bas Bauernmdb9en unb Der Rnabe bewua.
bern ibr @%ottesbaus; aud Der drmife
Sanbwsrter wirb in inn nit freuoisem
Stolse erfint, uenn Ct als Bruber IN
Gbriito ben bOditen fi@ sIei9seifelt iebt;
Der feisrIide 9ottesbienit unb bic ber-li9en
&ir1enlieber peridaffsn aud benz unbes
mittelten einsn @enuB, ben Der Sabbatb'
iddnbsr ni5t sinmal our9 bic 2Oiuns elmer
Gintrittstarte in elm Concert nit @elo ii4
%ertauft. Die irbiidsn Sorsen unb 9eis
beni4aften bleiben an Der S4weue ber
6irdtbiir 3urit unb Der @eiit erbebt ii9
auf ben 6liiseIn zines trdftisen 9eianses
aber bic Nieosrunsen zines ie4stdsissn
Iutasslebens. -Wfan mug an SonntaSen
Elm entIesenes Yfarrborf bsiu9en unb bic
3ufriebenbeit, bic slidisIise Seiterteit beos
ba4ten, welde iit auf ben 9eii9tern bies
Ter 9eute ipie9eIt, wen lie aus Der &ir9e
tommsn unb mad allen tSimmelssesenben
ibren Bergen wisbsr ~Suwanbern. Der @rsis,
Der 10 munter einberi9reitet; ber Wann,
Der feline 0ebenssefdbrtin am Mrme fibrt;
bic &inber unb @ntel, weI9e fir ibre trdfs
tise @eiunbbsit sbsn Soft %aebantt; ale
Stirnen, pom Der fubleu Bis CUR iunsfrdulis
den, itrabIen pou SelbitsefibI uab @es
wiiiensrube. SbsIeid bic 2eute bic suIbe
seitidten @ewdnbsr unb bic &oitbarteiten
Der &irde seieben, beuertt man bod ni9t
einen S9atten isner liiternen @ier mad
iroii6em 9ute, nit BET elm lunsernber,
teinen Sonntas mebr baltenbsr Stabtpros
%letarier bic i3were llbrtette bes bebsbissn
&aufmanns betra9tet, Der nit ieiner uuts
fansrei4en 9attin gu benz 8ersniisen pill
CERT. llno wober bies ?-Oie 9eute baben
nod einen Sonntag. or. Nmt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-29
&atboliiGer 6orti6ritt tn Wor.
tue0ett.

BIS Dor aursem bate Die tatboIiIde
&ir9e nod teinen feitsn 9aIt in Normes
gen. Sect absr bsiin6sn f9 Is Yrieter
bort, bic nit GROCER Mibe unb Selbluers
leusuns uiele Wiiionsn psrleben. Gin
Weiterer wiro balb sewsibt unb brei 9lnbere
beftnben fi9, bebufs msiterer Musbilbuns
in Der propaganda in Hom. Der bl. 0as
ter, bic sroBe Wi9tistsit Der Bstsbruns
Norwesens ~ertennenb, ernannte ben Mons
iisnOre Bernarb gum Npoitoliiden grafets
ten. @inise S9weitern pom bl. Solspb
baben cine Mdb9sn:S 9uIe in Gbriitiana
uno uerpfesen nod nebenbei bic @rmsn 10
unermioIi3. baB = wie elm fran5Siii9es
Slatt bemertt-ibr Offer bic SteQe zines
5oipitals %usrtritt. Cine nsue Stride In
BERGEN, benz 81. Paulus sewsibt, itebt flr
bic 9ldubisen often; cine anoere Die pom
beiIisiten Ssr5en in Orontbeim 1T inn Dau
bssriifsn. @anSe @emeinben iinb ldom
aus ben &eiben Der Proteltanten berporass
sanssn. 4n~bsrsslaubise beiuden bdaiia
Ben tatboliiden @ottesbisnit, laulden aufs
merriam ben Brebisteu unb G%rmabnunaen
uno-@ott iei Oant- betebren ii6. Sm
eaufe hes Sabres 1875 nabm Monlisnore
Bernard 25 @onuertiten uni in iolssnben
Sabre ebsnfals %. Nm 6elte Der 81. brei
&Onise firmte er iiebenSebn grwadisne, bas
ran!er IA, bic bem prOteitantismus abses
i9woren. Inter ben 9estsren bsfanb iid
Der franjOfide @sneral @oniul neblt Sas
mile. CUR 3eit ma@t bieier iunss uub
bIibsnbe 3weis Der Rir4e srobe @nitren;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-29
iene 8raft ar ieOen Gbeil bes Me9anismus
abaeben ioQen, aeIGhmt.

lene Strait an leoen Gbetl bes Wtetanlsmus
abseben iOlen, seIdbmt.
Wan frdst li9 um bic llria6e Der trau:
risen llnfrudtbarfeit Der seiitisen Bewe:
guns ~unierer iSeit, trot Der INNER madiens
Den Sbdtisteit Der @eiiter. 8ieaei1t Ton.
men uns Die Bemertunsen, weI9e mir 10
eben seseben baben, barber auftIdren.
Die au,u uereinSelten, ms llnenbli9e ses
tbeiIten &rdite seripIittern unb uerIieren
ii9, neil ibnen cine beitimmte &idtuns
absebt, bic @siiter l9reiten obne Siel, auf's
@eratbpobI fort. Man9er bat NIT Grs
fols cine gaufbabn perfoIst, er uerldBt iis
UNI cine neue einsui9lasen, bic INN gr6Bere
Sortbeils barsubieten idetnt ober Die ieiner
Gitelfeit idmei9elt. Die Serwirrun9 1T
iberau; 0tiemano weiB oSsr wini9t an
ieinem Ylat gu bleiben. Der Ipuofat mill
0ipIomatitsr, Der &rieser Yolititer isin,
Der Banquier mill ben Staat re9ieren, Der
&i9tcr pirb Oetonomiit ". j. 10.
Oieie llnbeitdnbistsit unb 3sripIitteruns
Der &rdfte lit INNER uon i9doli9en Sol:
gen besleitet. gs lit gut, wenn elm junser
Meni4 literariid sebtIbet lit; aber mas
wiro ibm cine briqante Stelle aus Walter
Scott ober 8ictor 5uso niisen, wenn er an
bic Spite zines llnternebmens seiteut, Don
ben WfdnseIn elmer Mai9ine, ben Sortbet'
len ober Na9tbeilen zines 0srfabrens @ins
iidt nebmen ioa? Wub wobl Der Sau:
meilter, Der Snsenieur aus politii9en Stu:
bien 9elernt baben, elm seidmaduo0es unb
feites @ebduoe gu erri9ten, bas benz Oien:
fte, ruoSu es beitialmt 1T, unb benz suten
9eidmade entipridt? Den Blan elmer
StraBe pber zines Canals aufsunebmen,
Sauten nit @inii9t gu lsiten, einen Damn
aufsufibren ober cine Bride iiber einen
5IuB gu i9Iasen9
Wsan bereite ii9 alio gu iebem Sa9e unb
auf bic Nusiibuns leber &unit bur1 bas
Stubium Der Yrinaipien Der @ihenibafi
Dor, auf wel9en bieIe &unit berubt. Ois
Gii9ler unb Mai6inilten perben obns
.3weifeI sei9ittere Meliter werben, wenr
le bic 9lemente Der @spmetrie unb be,
Me6anit beiiten; Sdrber u. Gbnlide Sc:
merbsleute wiirben in ben Qrbeiten hires
Berufes ni5t 10 LANCE berumiu6en, wenr
lie 9emii6e &%enntnille beiaBsn. Wenr
elm GROCER Ebeil Der 3eit, wel9e man IT
Der S9ule uno gu Sauie nit swetloier
Stubien auf iammerli9e Weiie uerseubet,
auf @rIansuns berienisen &%enntniiie per-
wenbet wiiroe, welGe gu benz tiinfiiser
gerufstreis uorbe.eiten, 10 w;irben RE Sn:
Oipibuen, bic Samilien uno bic @eieui6aft
ii9erIid sroBern Nuten aus ibren uielfa:
den Semibunsen uno tOtipieIisen Opieru
,ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-29
Die 22. General SeriamunIun8
oes .. u. s.. Central ereinS.

Sn uniersr Iesten DO. baben mir uniern
Qeiern bas Grosramm ber bissidbrigen
Generals eriammluns'bes Gentral Vsrei.
mes mitsetbeiIt, beute t0nnen mir BON benz
i60nsn 6site ielbit beri9tsn. Glepelanb
am prd5tisen grie See, bic i96ue Walbs
ituOt, itanO i'm berrli9lten S%riiblinssfIeibe
uno madte auf aue Better ben belten Gins
brud. Die @eneral.Y sriammluns seitaI;
tete ii9 bier gu elmer sroben Semonitratipn
une gu einem 5eite, bas bic sanSe Stabt
mitieierte .-Gleuslanb bat pier beutide ia
tboIii9e @emeinben, ndmli9 bic ct. So
iepbs, ct. Beters, ct. Marien unb 81.
Stepbans @emeinbe. Seize berielben bat
einen llnterItitun9suerein, BON benen Srei
gum @entraluerein seb0ren. Der Serein
Der ct. Warien; @smeinbe sebSyt nidt gum
Gentralperein, i9entte ieoo9 $500 sur
wiroisen 6eier bes 6eitss. Die brei ans
beren Interchangeable bilbeten i'm
Saafe bes Sabres elm 6eltcomite, bas iebr
eifris unter Der 3eihns bes Yrdiibentsn
Sobn &aspolo arbeitete unb iber $1,000 in
bic 6eIttaiie bra6te. Sir Die llnterbrin:
suns Der SeIesaten bat ieber Der brei Sers
cine ielbititdnois seiOrst uno 10 iibernabm
aud ieber mad ieiner Starfe ieinen gntbsil
an ben Sorbereitungen gum Sete. Der
Serein Der ct. Peterssemeinbe bate feline
@aite in ben @altb0fen, bic beioen anbsrn
Ssreine bic ibrisen bel priuatIeuten untsrs
sebra9t.
9lm Spnntas Morsen, ben 20. Mai
fanb Der empfuns Der 0eIesatsn, Der per:
idiebenen @ereine in Der feitIi9 ssidmiids
ten Batter Matbews GsmperenS Salls itatt.