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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

by the ease and. comfort and elegance Of
d Pennsylvania railroad palace car,
within six hours.
The president was driven to the resi-
.dsnceiOf Governor Green, where recep-
stipn was held until 9 O'clock. & At that
time he took his seat on the stand built
on the lawno Of the governors residence
and /, :%5 ..
I - .%ss@ Rayiewed the Procession.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Morton occu-
pied seats near the president, and Vice
President Morton stood up well to the
presidents left. Ten thousand people
had gathered on the sidewalk and green
sward near Governor Green's mansion
and - IL. :;",I ~.'t.-
? 81 + - Cheerel tho President II
rs he'gracely lifted his hat and bowed
to the passing organizations. ...y
- p. 5ss:,..$ s .5SS'l Tho Line of March
followed as near as possible the historic
march taken by Gen. Washington 100
years ago, and from Governor Green's
residence to the Alcyone Boat club house
Is a. distance 0f about two miles and q
half. q. 4 r. 49,
The Parade aud Procession f..
was4the most imposing ever witnessed
Asr& Nearly 5.OV0 L men were in line.
J At V:45 the president left the platform
'e1d entering . carriage with Governor
Green drove toward the Elizabethport
ss1harf fe3esb by Vice Presidents Nor
.ton. G61ReeWalk Mayor GFier and safe
.anda city officials and embarked on the
.DiSbatch. 5S.~$ s;ss .. ., ) =, I
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1'|'!H|D||!'|GIR1|Af Il! | gRl THNlHAL
The IilaboFaic Prosrnn.inc q
Tho Conln niltees Faithfully q
Carried Out. 5s
a EayalsParade Over Ten Miles Long
Reviewed 81 President Har.
rison.
Niliiary Parade such IS Mover Before
Seen n New York d
City.
The, cpeat esntenaaI Bah and Raaque. d, ,,he
Ptesident Mammoth Industrial
\ .5ss Parade. y y

iEIiSAsErH, n j., April %. -Tht CEN
tqslpisl celebration in CONNIE mennoration
Of the Inauguration Of the dTst president
q the ,upited States may be said to have
conI1euleed here with the arrival OF
RFesident Harrison. W. On the 23d Of
Aprilore hundred yea,s Gen. ashing-
snarrived here the place .was then
csllsd EAsAbs thtaEn alter artedious
3sskney " sfEoms Washington.
Fseaidens ~ great is the con-
taast nmeans u ansportation wrought
by a century, arrived at 7:25 q. M. hav-
ing covered the same distance surrounded
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

Read at the su - :. -, ar,,a,ns N.,.
y Z: { T.~.I $500 a.-.,oo x - -.
f. - - -. 80. :. as
ID. III The 2nls vow OF l HAsHllh.aToN. l!.. ...
= 'Iay rree,, ria asids hy Trs..dnp, ,.cn. s.'
And serered seetinns ,yss,v ~ dah"tas -.
Joiaed hai,is al Insf and vs,s t1n;ass Sfo+a. =
= !, :. ,,.s..:.., - -. 50 r.;
6 How proud the dlsv wi thst 4. v,ue.,arn 4haa e. e.
when the new era. ionp desirei h,csnE
! And tn its need, tia hnar hSSS fs,nS ~. r..nt
81 A.. II 2 -,
I The resnnan. I hs,i t,,,.s,,s s .s..,.st s.s, -,
The yoioef,ii Stsesfs IN easss,E S,u.
And n,,sver ~. h,,,,, =. '.s.os -. o.
Panlsi - = ~'''s'ff's - 's -" =
How felt ,ho land = e,,o,,, = ,,.., -, ~ s5S
4 The strong thrnh "a : = ,sst;,p.. 80 ka. n
Al It's praat leader o.sv =. A s.i.i, ,..aHs.
HIS pIeire "a fsnion ss,s,+r Ss Nd ""e'
That n,edpe ,ba ..o u. !. h,n, ,., -
& That VOW the sIean ~ rsnf,irts.s ~ ssti,-.S- +,
Ii word. .wida ,onSsr n. ,ss,.S.s k.
Taek eaxe "a FreSdonn, n srssf sYnes S,,snt j E-,
Gpa,,s gfa,ceed3 ~ b,.n. so,a I :. 10y + - =.
And hnrs,s decpivs1 4, stSa nis.os,, -. ~, f
Aboytnss fi,s y,n, ~ :,
Wa the lans dram 1assss go s I.".. Psss
i r7,.,,r Ca, -. ...., -.
TIC - 80, - III W. F
vtl.e havond ass ~ q 80 = Z -. s r. ~
Calm il the strencth @ ~ A. ss,as. o
M. ,,,,a :, ,,,.,,.. 20. 6
If Maas Ioss,t.a III ..s,ss. Srus.: Pe. -
,Ta,rht pr;ncs o,.1 ~ 80 .vlM ~. .ss.se Hs
so 'u's' a'one sn'cn serves 1ne rNed' u 1asti
II la hate n of rand snsIeIs sqa s es ssroas
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fo,ms,, squads of New York. atata sregi.
,nents and G. Al; r., formed
n ,thesatreets on .eitl,as side of Broadway
n the lower, part of the city. BY the
:;,e the presidential part left st. Paula
on Their wayst., the s,1natreasury nloSv
OF the troops which took part IN the parsj
atle we.t. anassei about Nall, PINE, Rec.
tcr! and other streets in the vicinity. .. :.
+ The route of the procession was lined
with, such, vast, crowds that passage
along the streets was impossible. From
mbstone 10 the ead jacent buildings the,
was packed in without regard
to human comfort and i'll betide the
luckless mortal who was sick or weak.
Individual rights were MOTTO be thought
Of and the weak went to the wall liter
ally TO the walls of the houses and away.
from the curbstope and the, center Of
attraction. .Fs'sS ssp ~ ~
!. As the literary exercises. began at the
suhstreasury, i s7,,. ss.e sl.- -.
Il The Word 10 Start Was.Giyen r., =.
The line was preceded by q plat
0on Of police, then came the, troops in
the following order: Chief Mafshal
Schotield and staff West Point cadets.
regular troops, marines and sailors
from naval vessels ina, port, ma;
tional guards OF the several states
headed by governors and staffs;
GA r. and Loyaki Lesion. s .Nhere
were between /! so 0Oo and 60, 900 men in
line s,s q sst.'S - If s.. IS y \.
When the literary, exercises at the sub.
TREASURY were cover the parade was halted
and formed in two lines, one on. each
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

4 During the evening. there was gen
eEal Silluminationtof the city anda dis
play Of fireworks at Ton, pkiny 4sauaIs.
Union square, Fifty ninth street and
Eighth avenue, Mount NorIs.pasksE East
River. park, Washington Heights, and
other places. At each Of these places
!; the most noticeable, feature swss assfasue
Of George Washington on hogsebsck.
The different statue set pieces were fred
simultaneously. - =, u = r -,
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F0sToFFIcE DIREcToRy I.

ri 3IIlt'ss1I[oFFICE DIRECTORY. 4
aAilsaC Ciosn. sssssS e
gS'ihs Nofsh--Train IS . No. daily $500 10: 81,
uSssa S,ss, daily. nj No A, daily
s:l0a m. 55 35 5 vi - - ~ suiiua
knckMaD stage via tnye,s,,,, an,t /, /, 3
eAtufdAys i.f5 a 49, Il alp sl
!inH staa,r. Z. riti,iys, 2 d, nj. sss s5
.sssa. sa EESifis MI aessiay and Friday, M
S = l.sogoxs y Wednesday and satnraay, 5 Is, Z
rsss'il1ss ops'l every Sunday from IL i, 10 |,
3 " '5 s3. John wETzEL, Il. il. q
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
THE GREAT BALL.
scenos OF Splendor at the Metropoiits
:, ,.&# Seldom. Equalied.S i =; ~ Z;

6 .rr :
scenos of splendor at the Metropoiisan
: -. .SeidonsEqualied.s s@1f@g< Es
NEws YORK, April 30. The Metropoli-
tan opera house was thrown open at 8;
o'clock for the centennial ball. Long sbe.
fore that hour, however, Broadway and
Seventh avenues, in the vicinity of the
opera house, were literally packed with
curious spectators, and the police had
the greatest difficulty in: keeping pas,
sage.ways open for the carriages OF those
who, bent upon avoiding the crush that
came later, ,endeavored to be among the
first to arrive. .ss.as 90 .9t.5a
Mayor Grant, as host and chairman OF
the committee on the centennial celebra-.
.t;on, arrived shortly after 10 O'clock and,
. little after half past ten President Har,
rison arrived, accompanied by Mrs. Har-:
rison, Vice President Morton and Mrs.
Morton. and Lieut.. Gov. Jones and Mrs.
Jones' The manager OF tbs BAL. j Mss n.
G. Stanton, met the president at his car-5
riage and conducted him into the build
ing, where the mayor gave the party 4
formal reception, the members of the.
signal corps and of the second hettery:
being drawn up in line I'M the, ,yestihnie
as, the party passed through At the
conclusion or the reception the guests
above named were conducted to the baH
room. .$s E8 Ssi
Immediately after this had been done
the opening quadrille was formed and
AZ \ 4 =
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LITTLE ALLs, NJ Or 4 IsD ~ CO. FRIDAY,

etAASA
s s. 3 Fsa1pi Ixxxv. $S III 8; ~
b b ~ FIRST Lesson Eccles XIV. !,
Is k Te Deum. 5Si,s.. b s5 ss1i S
I q Second Lesson. 81 John VIZ. 81
q. Henesiicte. 533S9 .s&s M
20. Greed and Prayers ss Il sss
ddress NJ tho Rt. Rev. Henry G. Potter; a
Bishop of New: York. s 8 hi
}Ssl0. Recessional Hymn. rs s55 aS sffs
the suRaTREAsuRY.
Eioquent Grafton of Depew--Po fron,
ss@ the Pen oT whittier. s5lzsfl 81
NEw YoRK, A April 81. In front Of the
platform Of the subtreasury building,
where the literary ,exeFcises connected
with the Centennial scelebrat ion look
place, a sea Of heads greeted the sye and
III 8 bout the spot. from Broadway 10
I'M illiana street and - far % ona could
seesdown Broad sstreet. t.eager, thronging
humanity was packed.
The Dec0ratio1.o .of. thss sab rsAsuryss5
sTss most elaborate. and certaissly Has
never been equalIe ed bel ia the mem
orv 81 any New Yorkef. !. 3fs
Isl ,rhe Fbxnd be9anssthe peoRramnneat
about . O'clock ,iand ontinusds tire
arTivalof the pgesident. i; hen lJiluAOee
Il sight SEof Il the nrasidAl.t,s
carsiaea, he, 8. waved .:..l III. & s haa,,n
and t,. the E.,.s full .sssshand 5ss.s laYei
J. !. -. I. ). !, 4 3 3.
~, .s ~ IS s.'.s..
Dufing ihe NY o. u s1iis INC Rfess
dent aighted and was eecerted g hig
seat on the platform; the mombeEsl 0f
his cabinet grouped sthernselvesssabo
him. and the other anvited guests. were.
seated near. VS. AS soon sas all were. .ars
Tauged and quiet Vas. gasned. rAEts
oI,agesl. Ser cilal.naan .essne sc9na,
a..is v .n aio .:as,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

Equitable building at 1:55 p. M, and,
after reception Of about an hour. were
escorted to the breakfast room, where an
elaborate COLLATION. was served. From
thence the party were driven to the city
hall, where the public reception was
held. The president was met at the
steps by 200 young school girls. who
strewed flowers 10 his path a. 4 did the
school children for Washington on his
memorable journey 100 years ago When
was driven 10 to- % the residence
Of Vice President Morton, whose guest
he is while in the city. 5.z...'<5s .#.
The president and Mrs Harrison, Vice
PRESIDENT Morton and Mrs, Morton were
entertained at dinner later at the resi-
dence of Stuyvesant Fish. .<.s.t.. * = :, s. .
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
DENTISTRY.

MARTIN. Dentist Ofiice In gBlake's build-
y ihy. Little EsIls, MINI. gAll work warranted
uur 20 year tracttcal experience In the Dental
Ar assures us that we can guarantee to the pub.
nc That our work VIII be h6norabIy aid scieitifi.
eAlsy done and equal 10 the best. 80 {
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

IL of P. GRANITE LODGE, NO. a.
n KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAS Meets every
Tuest!ay evening at the hail over Berg's store.
Mclshe, &. G. W. III. Fulier. K. orr s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
BUSINESS CARDS. .

~ 4 CHURCHILL, Real Estate ard Insurance
We Ot1ce al Tuttla & Churchill'H store, Little
Falls MINI. - 49, -. s'','' -'''''' "
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

A o. Y. W. Little Falls Lodge No. IO4. Meets
1T.,,,,.., ~ "sanSsaay W Sathat snsohc Mall. E.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

@ Q. F. LITTLE FAILS LODGE NO. Ill.
1. Meets every Fr!dny evening vt Masomic
Hall. 5. C. Tennis, N. G. j. c. Rurrel, eecre
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

5HIRMAN CATHOLIC, CHURCH OF THE
NJ SAL RED HEART. Fourth ST.. sonth of Ma
pie. Mass every suiiday at 10. 80 H. m. and YES
pers nt 2;Sop. IN. Sunday school afier Vespers,
Rev ARTHUR i.AhoTHs RAMsEY Pastor. y
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

~ Il. WORKMAN POST no 81 Meets on
VI. Saturday evening each week st 1 he Conrt
mouse. II. s. Clyde, COmmnnder. W. H. Bus
kirk, Adlntapt J7'lI.'T - - : -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
SOCIETIES..

MASONIC. LIN. ,FalM Ledge, No. 140. a. &
VIA N. Stated communications the first and
;hird Thursdays in t.b month. J. H. Rhodes,
~. NJ. Lyman sisnor, Secretary.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME TAI, rs q.

s ~ : 1AtSAts ~ 4AME IAbl.E .E. 5gsa,
,.s,an y eairyias rassengefs leave Little rail.
~ rts !. ~, - I'll ssyF IS ~ Il.
No M u,. sgS p. n
M & EhaM e::sS i. m
M i3 /, ,,, 3 q. m.
No a., :, pas' p. m
~, ). e - - $. n, III
M a. 5, .'..., S:uO Il, nj
IA. IL L III
FsFf5 9' toiis t Hls1s ~ y. M
LITTLE FALLS 4 DARoTA. 585
NS M ,pnns W..ss. a, M
a. - ......s 81 y. M
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

9 OFaF. Garfield Camp, No. 80. Sons OF Vet.
~. GRAMS Meets on the 1sl mud Sru L fidass.
and the Ind and ith saturdays, evelln a. over
turtle STORE. 5. 4. Fnrnbani, Captain. N
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
!, OFFICIAL,

r FULLER, Justice oFthe Peace a:ia Gouri
~ commissioner, Qfiics OH the second finOr 0f
"arottes Block Oak Street, Little Falls, Mfnfi.fi
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

Nos five seven, nine, eleven, and thirteen,
bk two, $3.50 each: No. one, ,bk Eve, $500;
Nos fifteen, seventeen, nineteen, twenty
one twenty-three, bk B, seventeen, nine-
teen and twenty-one, bk one i've 4 and
seven, blz A, $3.50 each; Nos nine, eleven,
bk six, one, three, five, bk seven, $500 each;
Nos fve7seEen, nine, bk nine, &a.6O 90 each;
Nos one, three, five, seven, blk eleven, sthree
five, seven, bk IL, one, three and zseyen.
four, $4OO each.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
You want to stop pay
Ing rent, and own your
own home, here is an oppor-
tunity.
| 4 OTIS in Mli's;sissipp IS; Addidon |

lloanine, eleven, thirteen, Oh
iifbeen, seventeen, blk four co.
Nos Efifteen, seventeen,
nineteen, twenty one, TWEEN u
ty-three, twenty-five, bk1xil1
two; seven, nine, eleven /. r.o, 4. ]
block five 4. Y
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

ERENCH CATHOLIC, CHURCf. or 81. SAL
- aVADOR. Cor. Fourth and Chestnut, Mass
every Sabbath nt iO:30 n. m. and Ve$pers st o:3O
P N Sunday school ":S0. Rev. J. T. FuGrIRE,
Pastor. -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
CHURCHES.

S~S~S>.~->~~~~-~-~>
NErHODI5T EPISCOPAL Services every
Atisunday at the N. E. church. on Second ST.,
near Chestnut St., Mt 1880 n. m. andS D. m. Sab
bate School at II m. The Pastors study IA in
sne the south clHss. s.room Of the church. Rev.
4. A.. Wood, PASTOR .
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

EPlsCoPAL. CHURCH or OUR SAVIOUR,
- Corner First ans. Walnut Services every
sunday At 1890 q. m aud 7:30 p. IN. Sabbath
sChool at l2 NJ. Rev. A. HARPER Rector
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
a. MAGNIFICENT SPEC TAcLe:.

Sixty Thousand Troops Reviewed BY
,5 President Harrison. -:
=, New YoRK, April 3O.-At an early
hour troops Ct soldiers, veterans, militia
men from out of town i in smart uni
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03

( (tONGREGATlUSAL. Preaching every Sab.
Gbath at 1920 a. m, and 800 p. m. Sabbath
Ct 7GO p m Church corner of Chestnut and
Fourth streets. Rev. p. Donovan, Pastor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-03
sWAsTTiER's: .poEM

Head as the sub-Treasury sBuildins. New
+. j. ..zs. =. 4: York, April 80. ...:s,.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

"sweo; home il she INDUCED In these
little folbles Yet I say unto you. yea. ard
verify. her latitude IN that direction shol
be just as VIDE as yours. What 4 the vile
you married j. getting faoe- ke the fahrlc
often washed. what Il few lines aud
wrinkles have come where The smile ia -
6impenenf was ard crow tracks Ike tho
marks of birds feet CD the wei and shining
SANDS have traced The skin mat once was
softer tAan rose leaf, what II he once
graceful shoulders are bent little ard
the cld-fimo laughter has left her Cyesf n
you have tie chvalry a. true man 10
your soul y0u VIII revere and honor sour
wife with greater and increasing tender
ness a. she grows old and faded. for what
Is ~, prav. tn4t has aged herr What has
stolen her bloom and robbed bcr glance -
- laughing hghti What cut sninisteriag
% you anu to.lng % MAKE your home
happy one Tho children have stolen the rose
tnts from her cheeks aud lips and tending
20 their myriad wants by night and DAY rzs
deprived Lcr 81 Tue eas- grace % youth. In
tie dead q the night when The Raid
headed Tvr4nf" asserts himself who taxes
him NJ an soethcs and pac.fes hini 10
yo-, goa b.r. orrwsr scn - Adam Not
much Away voa ssp Sc distant cham
ber, while tbe mother isys her neck under
he waSc fli baby = small l1bs foot Per
haps you do try o. perform eour share 90
cas'ous'iY. bat YOU look A. injured and mar
fvTizcd and mad al fte trae t.at fb, tired
mother is glad enough - rcIicve voa aud
herself bush TIC suall dospot back 70 stun
Der.
How abol' boxes n candy faker bono.
not 70 tho children but - tie svlfef H0w
about pleasant sururltss ard love fosehsf
You excuse your indifference an8 neglect
and Toe Withdrawal of fond ard 200 81 81
foufioDs. net ss dear tr her 81 forty "a st
twenty with fbe thought "Dh. we. she
knows / lofe Ter. w1afs TIE uss =
.spoon.ng' o. Cur age BY and ~ there
WI come time when YOU sha see her
lyiog in the corin. perhaps and you would
SCI your soul that osf - ps abe ~ shine
away long years r. cod reg .sct with tie
rusu fesfafion q ths love shat was s. s~srs
i8 your heart cerfainiF. but carefully kert
on ire Cali a "spo0nlnF" r You Ike. ~
arv ether name r. contempt. but ! trl rcu
there is nothing % sad in e. LIES history
a. tte var shed oQp0rtunlfv ~ usuIfest :
love frr vrIrn some = END went hungry
throa 81 v wears ~ uDosmcnstrstvs snd
stgu5 reserve
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
4 TALK TO HUSBANDS.
Amber Feels Equal to the Task Of Kakins
Them over tho Goals.


There Is so much excellent advice gwen
to wives, suppose, for a change, we turn
around and read the hus bands a nice little
manual OF correct behavior, writes Am
ber" in the Chicago Tribune. II is high
time some one took them N hand. but, al
though l have had NY eve upon them for d
good while. ! have been bothered 10 fad a
ripe opportunity.
In tho first place. 10 plunge right into the
midst Of things without further waiting.
how DC YOU 70 home 10 your wife at night
Chapters have been written as 20 how she
ought 10 receive YOU. now let ms say q
word about the other siuc ~ the question.
When you find tired lilc woman who has
been so hard at work a. Gay with FIVE babies
and az incompetent girl. callers. and r, S.
ceianeous joas q meud.ng, pastry mai'Ig =
and picElinc. tha: she has fognd nc tllle 10
curl her hal- and put on Ecr best gown %
meet You, what 90 you do Do VOC. Ike
dear Ola syLpath.1ng fellow, takc her
worn face into q warm embrace and ~his-
per in her ear: Never mind. 0caric !
have got home, ard vc'I share tie cares
for tho rest 81 the day. J ou 60 and rest
yourself while iut Johnnie and Irof AMI
baby 20 bed DO you sec hat sne sits -
the easiest chair wht.c voE skip around a1d
minister % her wantsi 10 you keep siicat
while she roads tho evening paper 80 ner-
self. and are YOU mindful q drafts and slam
ming doors waue she takes her ease in
slppored contcrti Do the stars dance toe
Newport. and does the moon sing psalm
tunosi Just about as much IS you 90 al
this You expect the husbs8 home. and
TIE sicsta with the paper and the slippers
for yourself 20 BE- sure. and II yos don't got
~tr ~ sgr- .I.r
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

question. Well should say there was.
There i a big amount OF money invested
in 1t. Three millions, Well. yes. should
say more. OF coure it is hard TO get at
the amount Of money invested in baseball.
You sec most Of the clubs lease their
grounds. and their capital is hard TO esti-
mate. Boston probably has a greater
amount of capital invested than any other
club, for 10 owns its own grounds and has
costly grand stand The Philadelphia
Club too owns It's own grounds. Now it
would cost the New York club a couple Of
million dollars TO buy the site OF its present
grounds, sni then 10 coHldn't, for the
streets are TO Dc cut through it eventually.
In the matter of expenses, however the
New York club leads. Il costs about $780,
0OJ per year to rua ;ha New York club,
which believe is more taAn it costs 10
maintain any other. but know Of course
the Boston club has spent good deal of
money ia the last two years in buying
Kelly, Clarkson, and later in securing
Bennett and the others, which may run
their expenses up pretty high. But think
that the expenses Of the New York team
I are greater hnn those % any other
What Is the best baseball city so FAR as
+ attendance on games is cOnceruedf'
Well Think New York leads here too.
But Boston is g great baseball city, and no
mistake. The record for attendance n =
siugle game is 2OOo0. That was In New
York. Well. Boston has come very close
to that. Chicago is great baseball city
a. we'll These three cities are the best
. with Philadelphia coming next, for the
reason that IL i a twenty-five cent city,
and not because it doesn take in base ball.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

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country better known than James Mutrie.
the manager OF the New York baseball
club. sometimes known as Truthful
James other times termed smiling
James. and not unfrequently called plain
Jim Among the fraternity he ranks
: with such men as al" Spalding, Harry
Wright, Captain Anson and other vete-
rams. Mr. Mutrie has been for number
o. years with the New YORK Baseball Club.
and every year until last year he went in
for shat championship pennant, and didn't
yet il. Aud every year James would start
.u new ani VOW to get there. Last year
be did get there. And this year James Is
austlng for the pennant again.
The big manager sat in mis- Office the
other day bu~ily engaged with a good
,igtr aud schedule or 1889 games
This is 70 b- a great year for BASEBALL"
he said.
Better than last year 80 inquired.
O. / think II will be much better" the
genial manager replied. The outlook
is good ali around The trip that Spald-
iuz's men have taken viii give q boom TO
the game. bat forthst matter it was grow
ing in a healthy manner before. Then
again the teams are all good ones every
one ~ them. and people will always pay
ro see good game of bail There is q
good deal of rivalry among the teams too
New York holds the pennanf Well. the
other mines Will 90 their best 70 take IL
away. and I promise yon New York viii
g. Us best 20 keep ir. In coIrseq ueace You
sill see bot fight and the people who
know q good thing Will want 10 see it "
" Aud what viii the result Of that fight
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