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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-06

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ssnoss @siai9tdsn ipislte fid Dor 2arssm
in Der Office oes ~goanspiQe Ssmotrat"
ab. Ser 2ebtere idreibt:
.Sie fam ssItsrn ipie cine GanousntiseI
auf unisr Sanctum ssiOssn unb mari,
obne' mol .baujsou" ,u iassn. loren &sssn.
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tra9tsu uno RIFF bann nit Dor @utb pei.
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nur LANCE ssnus eewartet, baB ie nal en-
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genbIid fill. wdbrsnb mir uuisrs Singer
iibsr bic Namensliit. sleit.n lisBsn uno als
mir ibrsn Namsn sefunoen unb sinsn bideu
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Dffuste lie ibre 8atterie absrmals: so,
lest oubn fe pieusidt better auf en- amer.
NAL /; tu,nn rsi4e 2eute emal en- rot66aari.
gen, bodsbeinisen, idisldusiseu 8ub tris.
gen, 10 tutsn T. bisie Reuisteit in De gang,
8slt binaus, puif.n ben 8,nssl bis In
ben Simm.l uno MAIDEN sinsn gnssl ba.
raus, peun absr arnle 2eute nal elm Rint
triessn. iassn it fein @ort. tpsnn ts ba.
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patfs be meobsr uno barum itoppe i'd
msine 3.ituns," iprad's uno los gu,
Sbir binaus, ui. he setOmmsn.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-06

pas- Solssnbsr broQiss 9 or a n pal.
iirte Dor Ginger Ssit BEL Dem Reifaurani
s., Inter ben 2inoen in Berlin. Bel as=
nanatsm Sraiteur 1T lett Sabrsn Der melt
betannts uno russsn isinsr bumoritii9sn
art alsemsin bslisbts Suitisrai5 q. treuer
Stammsat. Ser 3atb 1T elm GROCER
8ourmano - ODER better, er biloet Iih elm
ss su isin ; bsnn feline sanss @ourmanoil.
beItebt hauptld9lid in Ieinsr 8orlisbe fir
a~usgepdblt gutes ghen unb isltsne Bsin-
Gillette, tpdbrsnb ibm bas fsinsrs Ysritdabs
niB fir bersleidsn tulinarii6e Semitic i'm
gassmsinen abgebt. NsuIi9 abeabs bril-
itste li6 Der bide Sr. &atb, ME Oftsrs, Elm
WtaI tuiebsr nit Dem feinen lnterI5ei=
bunss : 8erm6gen ieiner 3unss. Sirec.
tor g., sleiafuas Slider Stammsait unb
ale;9fals cine olssfanAts 8srliner 5isur
6si6loB, ben &atb bur6 cine Yarforce-
Cur bon i.insm fat i6on Sur Wanie &c.
porbenen eitlsn 8abne 81 bsilsn, ;u mel.
dem 3psd sr i3 nit benz iunssn Setter
bss @siddftss in 9%srbinbuns isste. Ni9t
LANCE oauerte es, ba bra1te Der ~getpanote
OUeIltuVtt UtS SututS9 tlHe utlUtule
S9lTel auf Den Sii9, Der elm t6ili9sr
Suft entfirDmts. Ser pr. Ratb mDdten
Die Site haben", beri4tste Der @anpmeb
i'm Srad, zines BON ben neu einsetrsffsnsn
8irfbibnsrn su f%eten! - Ser &atb
i6munsslts, ~foitete, mar entSiidt, aB i9lisBs
lid bas san,e 8irfbubn auf unb psr-
iidsrte nod ME i'm 2eben elm id6nsres.
iaftigeres per3e6rt su babsn = sr periebe
ii6 6arauf! = ie Wirtuns bisier Worts
mar Elm i5alsnoes 8elddter Der san3sr
Safelrunoe. Director q. erbob ii9 un6
~psrfinbste Dem arg perbliften 8atb. bas
ssprisisne 8irt6ubn lei nitts aneers, als
-bas Sdbete, dItsite Suppsn-
oas Jranl Der Saustne4t, auf
benz Warft babe auftreibsn fDnnen. Ser
Ratb ma smp0rt ibsr ben Streid, Der
ibm bur3 Die &unifsrtistsit oss Robes
geipielt poroen iit-5at aber big bato ME
me9r nit isiner @ourmanoiie ssprablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-06

pSS- 3osciu5sto's Yferb. = Qosciussfo,
Der col. Yole. woQts sinit sinsm 8eifli.
den su Solotburn Gin Der S9peiO sinige
Slaiden qutsn Wsines iibsri.n6en. Or
pdblte basu einen iunssa Wann, nit ga,
men 3sItnsr, unb iibsrlisB ibm fir bi.
R,iis isin sissnss 2eibpfsro. gls 3sltner
;uriidtam, iuste er: .Msin Gslobsrr, i'd
ipsrbe SIR 9fsrb nidt tuieosr rsitsn, psnn
sic mir nidt suslei9 Sore 96ris mitss.
bsn."-s8ie msinit ou bass" frasts Sos.
~ciuSsto. 3sltntr antportste .Sobalo
Elm armer Mann auf Der StraRe Den Sui
abnabm unb UNI Elm Mlmoisn BAT, ifane
oas Yfsrb ausenblidli9 itil uno ains MIDI
sbsr bon Der STEELE, als bis Der 9sttlsr ct.
mas s%mpfanssn bate +; uno als mir snb.
LID bas 8slo aussins, tpuBts i'd oas
Yfero II oaour9 Suirisben 81 itslsn uni
portpdrts gu brinssn, oaB i'd t5at, ais Of
i9 ben 9iitsnosn stpas sdbs?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-06

psg- Der quite 8ursaubiensr. - G6sI (:
.Tun, 3dpt bdbsn sic Die aetsn auf Die
&~seisruns 9stra9sn ?" 3dpf .SsHss, isbt
bah id he lisssn laIisn!" gbsf: so
MAIDEN sic nur ssidwinb, oab sic =
bolsn; bic lisssn 10 mabrideinli9 i'm
8irtbsbuus !" 3dpf YSas ibon, absr
uenn i'd nur wiBr In pslasm !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-06

Gs maiden sar gu germ bic Srausn,
@arum2 9u wilit ss uiisn;
Sie maiden nur, neil lie babel
Den Munb bsmsssn mdHsn.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-04
Rochefort's Wound.

Paris, June 4-Late accounts report
Rochefort's wound serious. Hemorr-
hage has set in. 1t is imposs ible to re-
move him to Geneva.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-04
FoREIGN.
Spanish Legislation,

Madrid, June 4-The senate to-day
adopted n resolution declaring it a neces-
sity to maintain in Office the present
cabinet, and passed the Cuban budget
bill without amendment.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK
New York, June 4.
,OWHEAT-Firm, quiet. Winter 1:Ms.c higher;
No. g red, June s1.9Gss@S1.27; July sl1s1s@
S1.16i4.
'"aN-ii uii. allxed western s3lc@s4; futur
5Okc.
OATs-Dull; western. 40I:047c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago June 4.
WHEAT-S1.01h; $111H June; g75sc July.
CoRE-36isc cash. June and July.
OATs-30ss @SOac cash; 3O1l June; 2si.c July.
RYE-75c cash; 80 July.
BARLEY-76c.
PoRK-S1 S1O.2O1S10.3O cash June; S10.5J6157l.
July.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, June 4.
WHEAT-1sGlc higher, Quiet. Hard s1.Os.
No. l, Sl0i. No. 2 and June STAG; July s91s@.
81. No. 1, Sic.
COARSE GRAIS-Firmer.
ConN-36c.
OATs-3DHc.
RYE-75lsc.
BARLEY-7U072c.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-04
I YANxroN,

overhauled by custom authorities and
brought back. She is suspected of hav-
ing stored under her cargo of grain
q uantity of arms for Cuba.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-04

The Governor OF Arkansas.
Little Rock, Ark, June 4.-The dem
ocratic state convention on the thirty
ninth ballot nominated Thos. j. Church
ill for governor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-04

Broken.
London, June 4The Burmese insur-
gent bands have broken up.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-04

The Weather.
Washington, June 4.-The indications
for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys are: Falling, followed
by stationary or rising barometer, south
winds, partly cloudy weather with occa-
sional rain. In the upper Mississippi
valley, stationary or high temperature.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-04
Carrying Co,.trabanl Goods.

Montreal, June 4EThe ship Atotaya
while proceeding to sea yesterday was
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
Workingmen's Club.

To the Editor Of the STAR
The Workingmen's Club and Institute
is proving great success. As the pro
moters hoEed there is demand for such
institutions As the Club becomes known
it attracts more and more members. The
increase during April was 10 members, and
still they come. Already the Executive
Committee feel that they will have to en-.
large their facilities to accommodate the
demands. They hope to obtain $500 OF
$500 for this purpose.
During April, with Q membership begin
ming with 81 and ending with ITO, the
average attendance at the Club House each
evening was II members. The last wet /
the average was over 20 each day; 33s
visits were made to the rooms in the even
ings alone. We received 1913 visitors; IS
baths we're taken, and 14l games of billiards
were played.
The first week of May shows an average
attendance # % every evening, and every
nisht new names are added to our roll
Nothing succeeds like success and we anti
cipate q most useful future for this new
undertaking. No doubt three or four
hundred men will take advantage of the
benefits here offered before the first yeai
closes. We shall warmly welcome all
workingmen to our roll, and with oul
principles of no politics, no sectarianism
and no socialism, with mutual cooperation,
we must succeed in doing good.
MEMBER.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
4 BAPTIST Convention visi to tho City.


A delegation of Cincinnatians went to
Lexington, KY, the other day and invited
he members of the Baptist Convention in
tAAt city to visit this They came yester-
dsy, and were shown around the city by
1sv. Mr. Stevens of Columbia Church, and
HI. Baumes, of the Baptist Review. A
eellation was served in the evening in the
basement of the Ninth-street Church by
Keppler. Four tables ran across the entire
width of the room. Fifty or sixty of the
had,ng Baptis,s were present. 1t was an
occasion of the heartiest good feeling, and
enc that will prove memorable as the one
hat w. Howard Doane presided over.
The address of welcome was delivered
y Rev. DR.. Duncan, aud was as eloquent
and moving little speech as is often
hard. Then followed short speeches from
Rev. E. T. Winkler, DID,, of Alabama
Rev. DR.. Carpenter, of Louisville; Rev. DR..
Garter, OF West Virginia; Rev. DR.. Viii
HAMS of Baltimore; President Owen, ol
Denison University, this State; Rev. DR..
Hatcher, of Richmond, Va; Rev. DR..
Ahephsrdson, President of the Young La
dies Institute, located at Granville, Ohio;
Rev. DR.. Graves, Memphis; DR.. Ford, ST.
Louis; George F. Davis, Cincinnati. The
addresses were interspersed by singing by
the company, and the reading of "Pity, c
SAVIOR" by Miss Julia Gould. The exer.
eises closed with prayer by DR.. Wharton
q Macon, Ga, and s. K. Leavitt. of thi.
oity, and the singing of the Doxology.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
ROMBACH-BAUMGARDNER,
Big Wedding at St. Francis Church thil
Morning.

Morning.
German circles over the Rhine witnessed
an elegant wedding that took place at hall
past nine o'clock this morning, at st.
Francis Church, corner of Vine and Liberty
streets.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Albert
A. Rombach, of the st. Cecilia M@nnerchor,
and a well-known young business man of
this city, and Miss Sarah. the beautiful and
accom- plished daughter of Mr.. Jacob Baum
gardner, Ex-County Commissioner.
The wedding party marched up the mid
die aisle of the Church to the altar railing
at the appointed hour where Rev. Franz
Lings. o. 8. f., performed the marriage
ceremony. while the organ played the we'd
ding march. The bride was dressed In a
handsome dress OF white satin. over which
flowed the usual long white veil.
Her hair and dress were covered with
orange blossoms, and the beautiful bride
looked her best. The groom was in the
conventional black.
The attendants were Mr.. Michael Rist
and Miss Annie Baumgardner sister of
the bride, and Mr.. J. M. Rothwell and Miss
Emma Rombach, sister of the groom.
Immediately after the ceremonies High
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Lings, assisted
by a Deacon and Sub.deacon; after which
the wedding party proceeded to the resi-
dencs OF the lady's parents, where an ele-
CANT repast awaited them.
The happy couple will at once 20 to
housekeeping at the home of the young
husband on Central avenue, near Liberty
street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12

with Messrs Windisch, Muhlhauser 4 Bro,
the enterprising brewers will be put up at
their premises for the manufacture of ice
on my account and such tests for cooling
water or air ss the gentlemen, with q
view of planting large machine, adequate
to their wants, may devise, when this
smaller one will be removed.
This machine, in competition with all
Others, received the gold prize medal at the
Vienna Par.s and other Expositions. They
require but small external power to drive
a feed and water supply pump, and are
working in nearly every quarter of the civ
ilized globe. 1t only remains to show theil
effectiveness here in order to bring then
into general use and establish fair selling
price for ice. Respectively,
O. G. LEOPOLD, M. e.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The white walters at the FlorentiDe
Aavs been superseded by colored dish
Sihgen
Dr. Newman lectured last night at
Trinity M. E. Church to large and select
andienoe.
The alumni of Mt. Union College had
avsry pleasant reunion at the Grand Hotel
hst evening.
Robert McKeman fell from the second
sAeey of No. III Main street yesterday and
hsoke his leg.
The deposition of Archbishop Purcell
q tAs suits for the sale of the Church prop
sx4y was completed last night
4 paper carrier named Jacob Clyer
HI from q window at No. 80 Buckeye
stsses last night aud broke an arm.
Mr.. Peter Kattenhorn, of No. M7 Day
ton street, was thrown from his buggy last
svsaing on Spring Grove avenue, but
escaped without injury.
The wedding of Mr.. Felix Schlick-
nann and Miss Anna Averbeck took place
yesterday afternoon at St Paul's Catholic
Church, Rev. Father Ferneding officiating.
DR.. Bernard Tauber, tho throat spe-
Glalist, on Monday successfully performed
the operation of tracheotomy on Louis
vtsbel, four years old, living at 1854 Vine
sEReet The child was suffering from men,
hRsnous Group.
The Methodist Conference Dinner Civ
n at Mears Chapel passed off pleasantly
md was success financially. There were
ever three hundred pers MS present. and
many tickets were bought by persons who
II not attend, but bought to aid the
saRse.
The bust Of Mr.. Springer, cut in mar
Ne by Mr.. Powers has been received in
New York and will be shipped to Cincin-
nah m day or two. The bust will occupy
. prominent position in the vestibule of
tAs Music Hall, near the center door during
Festival week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN.

! ]; Il ! !
- DIR. HI. w. LOWELL.
the celebrated Magnetic Physi-
V0 clan, has Just arrived from New
York, and Is now permanently
kW4 located ct 63 Fountain Square,
MAAA opposite the Fountain, Rooms
Is and IA, Fountain House, up.
alA - pstairs Cincinnati. Ohio, where
he proposes successfully to treat all diseases
that flesh is heir to- THE LAME WALK. Tue
BLIND SEE, AND THE DEAF HEAR. The pub.
lie should take advantage of this opportunity and
have their diseases located FREE OF CHARGE
DR.. Lowell makes specially of all Female Com
plants and Nervous Weakness from whatever
cause; he also treats Derangement OF the Mind,
Loss Of Sight and Memory. Deafness In all Its va
rious forms. The Doctor makes nc charge until
the patient is treated and greatly relieved. All
Private and Nervous Diseases quickly cured with.
out mercury or hindrance from business. All
diseases of private nature In either sex, arising
from youthful indisoretions are quickly cured fol
life. Treatment magnetic and by specific medi
cations Private ParIors. 6S Fountain SQUARE, up.
stairs, In the Fountain House. Office hours.
Daily from q. m. till 3 p. m, Sunday included.
All those desiring amedical diagnosis Of disease
will please incluse Il and lock Of hair. Specify
age and sex. Address all communications TO
DR. II. w. LOWELL, Magnetic Physician, "a
Fountain Square, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Allletters of inquiry must contain stamp.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
THE NEW ICE MACHINE.

Osns Corrections--How 1t 10 Worked, Etc.
NoRwoop, HAMILTON Co., May IL, 1880.
- ne Editor OF the Star:
Your issue of May 10th brings a short
,ssics about the improved ammonia ice
machine imported to our city from Ger
many, not by Messrs Windiscn, Muhau-
sr & Bro, but by myself, as the general
sgsnt for the United States OF the manu-.
Heturers Messrs Vaas & Littman, at
Halle Prussia. As the article con.
tsins several mistakes calculated to convey
erroneous mpressions and, in their effect,
eopafdize my business interests, here
~ would respectfully request an early cor
ysotien, and to this end will give you the
kctA
On my late visit to the old country my
sttention was called to these machines,
which found in successful operation in all
suoh establishments on the continent of
Europe and in England which in their in
anstrial pursuits are depending on cold or
- substitute, ice, and, being aware Of their
utility in this country, by the uncertain
~ Of our winters and the far more general
use Of ice for domestic purposes than is the
eass In Europe, at once gave it my pro-
ieniOnal attention aud became con-
WINGED Of the economical producing
0pacity Of this class of ammonia machines,
working on the absorption principle in q
epntinuous and automatical manner.
Last winters failure Of an ice-crop iDsti-
Gstsd the introduction Of these machines,
which are made in so small patterns, that
thsy may be used at the outlay Of few
rounds Of charcoal in every household,
hts our market and on the completion OF
sxrangenents with the manufacturers for
- rapid delivery, I ordered the first erial-
machine for the purpose Of giving ocular
pesof Of the economical workings of the
hachines, and their great utility for cool
~ either water or air to any desired tenn.
paratsre ss low rs 4' Fahr. scale below zero.
Nieh the air machine comes an appara-
~ fss the production Of crystal ice. For
vatsr and air cooling, special apparatua in
sanction with the ice machine is used.
Ihh machine, under private arrangement
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
Amusement Notes.

Remember Bob Miles benefit tom orrow
Mght
'sFun on the Bristol next week at the
Grand.
The kentz.Santley Combination at
Zeuck's next week.
Saints and Sinners" at poth of the per-
fDsmances at Pixies to-day.
Hatinees to-day at the Grand, Pixies,
Keuck's, Coliseum and Vine-street Opera
house.
Miss Ada Gray and her company pre-.
ssnt East Lynne'' at the matinee to-day.
twenty-five cents to all parts of the house.
h the evening Camille"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
The Baptist Ministers' Excursion.

The excursion of the Baptist ministers to
tAis city from Lexington, Ky, was made
a the Kentucky Central Railroad, and the
ninasters express themselves as highly
efatified with the courteous treatment and
SAkging disposition shown by all the officials
ef tke road.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
Shadows Of Coming Events.

Colonel T. G. Campbell will address the
Grant Club this evening.
The students Of st. Joseph's College give
a dramatic performance at Robinson's Op.
era-house tomorrow night.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12

Rev. DR.. Rankin, Rev. DR.. Harvey, Prof
Green, DR.. Bartine, Col. John X. McChes
ney, E. w. Nef. Warner Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure Il marvslously effective.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
Sporting News.
BAsR BALL.

BASK BALL.
CHIcAso, May 12-It's the old story.
The Cincinnatis were defeated, and not
only that, but whitewashed. Here is the
SCORE:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12
6PIRITUALISM.

AIRS. B. FLETCHER. ROOM 4, ARLINGTON
M HOUSE, corner Fifth and Main street2-
Spiritual Circles every THURSDAY and SUNDAY
EVENINGS Admission Ladies l5c; Gents, 25c
Also private sittings daily, 60c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12

NOTICE.
CINCINNATI, May II, 1850
DURSUANT TO NOTICE THE STOCKHOLD-
i ERS OF the Miami Valley Insurance Company
III ct on the Sd instant and elected q Board Of Dk
rectors to serve for the ensuing year, - follovH
viz:
Geo. W. Jones, c. Nv. Smith,
Seth G. Foster, Edwin X. Sterna
Daniel DeCamp, Linnaeus Norton.
James r. Murdock.
On the 10th inst. the Board met and elected d
following officers, viz
Geo. w. Jones, President.
VIM. Hall, Secretary.
Geo. A. Miller, Assistant Secretary.
James Dillaby, Surveyor
II WIN. HALL, SecretAzy,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE second day Of the
OLeary walk closed: Grassland Ill, Ohm
stead 122, Crowley 121, Heastria 1O4
Crawford 66, withdrawn; Brandslette 46
Withdrawn; Gayon S5, Hufferman 81,
Campana ia. Hanran 106, Elder 81, Blake
104, Welsh 80, Caustin 105, Sherry 1lS
Capt. Harry 81, Gilbert 95, withdrawn
Sullivan 80, Walther 3s, withdrawn; Banks
ITO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12


tStovey, Whitney and Farrell.
tStovey l, Richmond /, DOrgan 2, McGeary1.
3Bushong 2. Gross T.
Time of game-2 hours and 10 minutes
Umpire-C +. DanielA
NOTES AND NEWS.
The Worcesters lead in tie league race.
The dark horse, Cleveland, got away with
the Bisons again yesterday.
The Cincinnati and Clevelands play at
the Cincinnati Ball Park tomorrow, Friday
and Saturday.
The Cincinnatis received their first white
wash yesterday from the Chicagos. The
latter club has not yet been whitewashed.
The great walking match begins next
Sunday, at the corner of Central avenue
and Twelfth street. The big tent is being
put up now, and everything will soon be
in readiness for the tourney, which will be
the greatest ever given outside Of New
York City.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-02-29
GanSf Summer 748.

rz4f s
porqeeanaen!~ iaete gioder nit tilent
Enieliageilben Bid nath W0ri0nnel.
sQlber ih bebalte Tie bod uidtl1 aiiiisrte
Snitus Osm Obeim in's Dbr. sd bdtte
bod feine Nube :
8ier3ebn Sage ipdter nfuBte Wariantt
ben Dienit beg N0juncten perlniien. Gini8e
Gage barauf reiite NoIler db.
sSnjmiifen bate IS Do1 Der SnIpeftionss
reiie bes Aoiuncten ieiu Qbfommen ges
babt.
Di. iunsen 2euthen bIieben aIidIi&
beii1mmen.
Mls iie i'm Serbif eben bei'm Mbenbtbee
faben. brad3te Der Yoifboie eifien Brief.
p0om Snfel /! 2" rief Jnftus.
gr 0ifnete ben Brief cine Rarte iiel bers
aus.
Sie entbieIt
Gran3 Boiler unb Marianne
aIS gerin66Ite.
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Nenp m m a qe.

2ientenant: ,@eftern Mben6 int
@aiino ieweien, dltere Rameraosn ietrof.
fen, coIofal amiiiirt, beinabe Gect ie-.
trunfen!"
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g ario nte.

Sas Gpridnort iaat Gin gut Gepiiien
Sit elm gar 5anftes Gubefillen"
So6 tper Elm BoIepiht min Iein.
Ser rabt auf einen Stahe!ihpein.
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ueberfIaffiag

,,Mber. Mama oas III oumm. baB ba.
itebt: Wan bittet, Die Sbiire sn idgieBsH.
sic III la obnebin inlmer sef
/ 4toffen."
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Nauuigfaltisss,
9enba htu n a.

Cine eigentbiimlidbe Grideinnna IN es..
6ab man9e MenIhen beIto perbiIlensrl
perSen, ie mebr lie bic 3dhne perlieren.
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Gin gutter g ater

Trau: .@ott gerenter! Ser fleine
Siaat oeritidt -er bat aeinIudt ben 0ros
ih'n, ben 9u ihm bait selhenft.
I Wann: vWtein Ser5d1e iei ruhig, Is III
fein Werluit - Der @roidp'n mar faIidls
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@eaenieitia.

Mufter (3u, ihrem Gonn): ND,
Mar, id fann Oft Die san5e 9la1t niht
i6Idfem wenn Su 10 fpdt nah ouHie
fomrllf."
( Sobn: $50, i'd aud nitbt."
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g~tl er: ss5ii per gsrs ,1sl~ss-. -
: -4ie2"
Stenifmd6ners: Rein; aber ees
ouIoen sic iieb einen AMaenblid, in elmer
haIben Stunoe lit er ipie0er bal"
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Daa 01olid)e pDlksblatt

Ppgset pet gos obns sOnntdscbtattl $92o per Sabr.
"a 90 sss balbs sabr unb $3.50 has gierteliabs Tt
ssbIat Sill 30 per Sasr $3.50 has saIbe Sabs
rnb s2so sas Wsrtsgiatr.