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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20

No one in last inning. -
f EsT,YS5s 4 . : 9 9 g 20
Tsrnr1 -Nswyork 6 Indianapolis 3. First base
on errors-New- o. Indianapolis B. Lelt Oh OaSeS
NewYork 6 Indianapolis H. BASES On bahs- by NIdle
6 by (iezein T. struck Out-By Crane q Dy Deze!n :.
Home run-O RouIke. Three,bsss, h'S-ESlng Se cbS
/ NcGeachv l. TwO.base hits-GOre |, Herman Iheh-
,rdson / OfI;ourke . GasscOck l, Sullivan MeGeachy
Stolen bascs-Gore l. GlasscOck l. Sacrlntc mus
Sore l. Conner l. Richardson l, o'Roarke L. Hines ,s l.
piScn"Cranc. Passed ball-Ewing. Umpire-Mcouaoe'
lime game :2l.
The Iersey city team defeated its Hartford rivals
after well played and interesting game IT OAK
land Park. jersey City, yesterday the play lhs was
sharp and the batting of the liveeSt KIND. Mart
ford would have scored many more runs Dul 1oi tle
excellent manner in which Landman was snppoiIeu
McCabe PLAYED a remarkable game at second TWO
Young women presented 10 Forster handsome bouquet
of flowers. The score was as appended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA
To.DAy.s RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK.

FIRENZI EXPECTED TO RUN IN THE NAFE>lNh
HANDICAP.
Strideaway may win the opening hanucap a' ''i
mouth Park today, while Fitzroy may run second.
Carrie c. NAV carry of the Colleen stakes, with
Livonia second.
Hella g. is likely to win the tard race, with Bess
In second place
If Tomboy does not swerve, bolt or sulk' he could
win the Stevens Stakes The colt was on his good
behavior on Tuesday but he is OF very uncertain tenn
per and very hard TO handle. look upon ETC as
an undoubted stayer although Of little speed ana as
Tomboy is so cratic in his humor, Eric should WIN
,bs stevens. while Tomboy may run second. The
manner I'm which both Longstreet and Sorrento have
been runnng in the last few days does not mako the
chances of either look bright. ~, ,
Fire&z should win the Naveslnk Hanueap anu
Inverwick Should run second.
Ban Cloche may win the last race Ben iiarllsoil
second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20

The division embraces all clubs in New-York as far as
Yonkers up the Sound TO the Connecticut line Lons
Island NewJersey, eastern Pennsylvania and the Chesa
peake The camp well situated its tents being peheo
on bIun Yesterday afternoon series OF were begun
TO last till night The races will include sailing race
Of three miles cruisers race sailing upset race sane
manoeuvrng race for unclassned canoes Shiihg
and padding combined sailing and padding atefhaeiS
and padding races Clubs present from New-hork
uoboken Yonkcrs Paterson, Perth AmbOy Newark
Brooklyn Arlington and other places near New'York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
LECTURES AT OCEAN GROVE.
YESTERDAYS PROGRAMME AT THE SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY.

NNHOOG AS-FMBLI
Ocean Grove July 10 (SpeclaD.-This was the
seventh day Of the Sunday school Assembly MiS'
II. b. LOOMS I'm the boys and girls hour taught the
,mnortant events in the third thousand years-the
Journeys Of the parlarchs the sojourn In Egypt the
wandering in the wilderness, the conquest OF Canaan
the rule OF the judges and the reign OF the Kings
She also taught them the names OF ten places con
neeted with the life OF Chrlst-Behehem, Jerusalem
Bethany, Bethabara, sychar. Nazareth, cana, oaper
naum Bethsada and Cesarea Phlippi. AZ the hon-
ess meetIne there was unusual interest. Mrs Grace
Welser Davis was present She Is an earnest WORKER
I'm these meetings. several seekers of salvation were
AZ the altar. The young peoples meeting continues
10 draw a large crowd. Professor Ciymers nfSt
lecture to-day was on Glass Management anu
Week Day Influence" The Rev. Dr. Looihls AZ ulo
.ona years class discoursed ON The New Tesla
mant a. the Revelation Of the Christian Church
The Christian Church, he said, Is union OF osheVc,
in Christ. Tho Church was formed within inc pounuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
GREAT BATTING BY THE AMERICANS.
BIG SCORE RUN UP AGAINST THE CHAMPION
COUNTY TEAM OF ENGLAND.

COUNTY IMAM OF LNDLAND.
London July I9-The Philadelphia cricketers have
once more demonstrated their immense batting strength
surprising to-day even their great performance at
Liverpool last week AS at the latter place Scott
and Morgan were the heroes, tho former getting his
second century for tue trip and the latter scoring o.
Neither batsman gave a chance and their truly won-
aerfl1 performance astonished the 5000 Brfhshers
who turned out in London fog expecting TO their
champions win easily The big total Of 45s was put
together In the face of fine fielding by the Gentlemen
OF Surrey. The home eleven did not seem TO possess
any frstclass trunders and all Of the Phadelphians
who came to the bat today with the exception of the
last two men, made large scores Scott
was at the wicket, all told for five
aour, and his stand with Morgan lasted
ihfee hours. During that time 169 runs wero
booked and not chance was given. The good
work was not over with the departure OF these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
srocrsspr1 snRrKE LEADS TO OTHERS.

The winning OF a strike by non'union elgamakeFs In
49,, ,o,ov NJ sutro & Newmark this week has encouraged
.,i .rlkes by union The most important strikes
ara IN the shops OF Lchtenstein Co.. Hrstave and
r.,r,v sohtbst and Levy Brothers Co., Avenue and
hireenthst In former shop $50 employees belong
ing to Clgarmakers Union No. 10 went on strike yes
,ordav IN enforce demand for fifty cents advance for
liz and tortynye cents for lunches This Is return
10 former rate OF pay. In the shop OF Levy Brothers
"a strike Of 200 union men occurred Thursday night
and all efforts for setuement nave ia"u' inc
sn demanding m advance OF al thousand cigars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20

FIRE INSURANCE IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
A meeting OF the fire insurance companies doina
business in the Southern States held at the rooms
OF the NewYork Board OF Fire Underwriters yesterday,
Eleven companies were represented. They discussed
the project of forming survey bureau 10 cover tins
southern states commit from the Niagarathe Lon.
don and Liverpool and Globe and Continental companies
was appointed 10 urge upon the southeastern Tann
Association the necessity of adding Inspection OF rs
TO their rating OF the same Inc meeuhs du|ournco~
1 o'clock,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
THE STATE ASSESSORS LYING Low.

Tho members Of the Board Of State Assessors en-
gagged I'm figuring" the real estate valuations OF
this city for 1889 did not appear at the Tax Com
mlssoners' office yesterday. II was said that the
bliserlng which President Michael Coleman them
and their methods Thursday bad unseuling
effect upon the nerves OF the rural philosophers and
that they had gone into seclusiOn until the effects OF
the Commissioners lecture bad passed away. MIR.
Coleman. who Is probably able accurately b gauge
the consequences Of his doses, said that he did not
e1 pect 10 tho for two three days yet
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TINE SMALL DOG BEARS ALL THE BLAME.

Tine SMALL DOG BEARS ALL THE BL4ME.
Coroner MESSENGER yesterday held an Inquest in the
case OF year-od Annie Brown, who died from
injuries received by falling down flight Of stairs at
her home, No. 70 CannOn-st., on April 10. Several
little girls playing the roof of the house when
a small dog belonging to Julia speer ran across tho
roof the adjoining house. The children became
frightened and started TO down the roof stairs
when they all umbed down the entire flight aud Anne
Brown fractured her skull. The jury cxonerated tho
Of the dog holding that the animal himself was
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
orrluovl TrRR1rOR1AL CONVENTION.

St. Louis July ia dispatch TO " The Republic
from Guthrie l. T., says The Territorial Conven-
lion assembled at IL a. m. The committee on ere
deutals submitted complete report, seating ninety
two members The report, after some wrangng, was
adopted The report OF the committee organization
recommended f. T. Green, of Edmond, for permanent
chairman and NJ. A. Duff Of CimarIon, for SECRETARY
Tho ,enort also provided for assistant secretaries. door
keeners and sergeanta at arms, and was unanimously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
THE WILLIAMS GROVE CONVENTION.

Carlisle Penn, July 10 (SpeciaD-The attendance
at the sabbathschool Convention to-day at Williams
Grove was not as large as that of yesterday. The
Rev. Dr. James L. Phillips lectured on Mission Life
in IndIas At noon the usual concert was given by
the Octette Band In the afternoon the singing was by
the Chambersburg choir. and was finely rendered.
The last lecture delivered tonight by the Rev Dr.
/ y Iandls Of Ohio, on success" The election of
Officers and other business matters VIII occupy the
time of the Convention tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
ATHEISM AND CAvERNS, THEMES AT KEY EAST.

ATHEISM AND CAVERNS, THEMES AT KEY EAST
Key East Beach, July 10 SpeclaD-The large al
tendance at the Seaside Assembly Grounds to-day was
due TO the unusually fine lectures which were on the
programme for the morning and evening exercises
The morning lecture delivered by George Sexton
L. d.. of London, England, on 81 The Folly Of
Atheism Intensified by Modern Discovery" He l.
the Editor of The Shield of Faith" He spoke Of
the doctrine of persistence of energy and the cOrrea
tion OF force He showed that force independent
of matter and higher than matter. and that all the
phenomena of the universe resulted from manifesto
lions Of force that the only true origin of force was
in mind hence without originating and controlling
mind there could be no motion hl the universe. The
Rev DIR H. c. Hovey of Bridgeport, Conn.,, lectured
nm The Alazes aud Marvels of Mammoth Cave" He
has been cave hunter from boyhOOd having explored
over 100 American caVerns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
TIE SEASIDE SCHOOL OF PEDAGOGY.

Asbury Park, n. j., July 10 6peciaD.-The daily
session of the Seaside Summer School of Pedagogy
began with a lecture on Biology by Professor p.
T. Demarest, of Stelnway School, Long Island City.
His lecture to-day pertaining 70 the marine ami
mails of New-Jersey waters His course of lectures
began with the protozoans, or singecelled animals
and will end with the complex forms. Professor
j. s. Cooley, of Windsor Locks Conn, gave an inter
estng lecture TO the assembled teachers Writing
lie showed the many devices by which chld's mind
may be occupied as he learns his letters The sand
tray was used, in which the form Of the letter Is
traced tn tho sand. The school IS In every way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
NEW CRUISERS TO MAKE SPEED TRIALS,

NEW CRUTSERS TO MIKE NPEED IhIALoI
Commodore Ramsay, the commandant OF tho Navy
Yard. has transmitted orders from the Navy Depart
nent 10 each Of the four new cruisers now at the
Navy Yard, the Boston, the Atlanta, the iorh'o"n
and the Chicago, to go TO Newport and mako speed
trials ss soon as they are ready. He has also sens
an order 70 the Boston to have her make dock trial
before she goes TO Newport The dock trial Is 10 be
made no test the speed and horsepower developed.
,ha amont OF coal burned and the general condition
Of the engines and ship In trial for liked time.
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batsmcn, as Newhar made Al, Brewster 80 and

batsmcn, as Newhall made AZ, Brewster 80 and
Etting II.
The inning did not close until after o'clock ana
then the Engllshmcn went in 10 start thor ~orl,
of knocking off the american lead OF io4 runs, anu S
adding enough to IL TO draw the game. run lot
Surrey now seems almost out Of the question. heS
and Captain Schutter started the work. pu, VIZ,
by Scott This was fine start, as Key has Dee, neen
doing this year the greatest batting IN ~
c. e. Morgan and Schutter played ont uhc, uIe
score being As for one wicket The game at PISs9n'
stands surrey, 294 and 40 for one wcket' , rn
delphia, 458 When play stopped yesterday fausf-
son, r. u. Brown and stoever were out lot % ,
and "a respectively. The score OF to-daS'S Pug
Is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
rRo1uNG IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, July 19.-At the last day OF the
summer trotting meeting Of the Belmont DRIVING
Club at Belmont Park. the following horses won :
Astoria In the race for throe year-old colts BUNDLE
Bee, second; Q 80 class. Grand r. hrst y: ~ I'm, N;
second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20

The New-York aud Indian apolis teams Will play at
the Polo Grounds to-day. the Brooklyn and Athlete
teams at Washington Park. and the jersey City and
Hartford mines at Oakland Park 80
To morrow the jersey City and Worcester teams VIII
cross bats playing the first Sunday championship game
tn jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
cANoEIsTs IN CAMP.

The Atlantic Division OF the American Association 10
u camp At Chsessouske Greek. South Amboy N =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20

Earned runs-Iersey civ 4, Hartford ? ilrst D4se ON
srrors-Jersey City ., Hartford o. l,ft on DasesIersy
f'ity : Hartford O. First base balls-Qn Landman d
,G Smith A. Stolen bases-O Brlen g. Ffiel. Lang sac
Iince hits-Knowlcs O'Brcn, Lyons. Double plays
knowles and O'Bren Lang, Gerhaidt and OBrien Lyons
snd o, Bren. McCabe Farrell and Lynch .. TWODa,e
hits-Hlland. Lyons. Lynch. FOiser Passed Ddhs-
Derby l. Umpire-Knight Time OF game a.
The Newark and New Haven teams played at
Newark yesterday, the home team winning after we'll
fought battle The pitching OF DOoms and Doran was
enectiVe. The score:
Newark .................O o q q o.
New Haven ..-...-...-.-1 o.
PitcheIs-Dooms and Doran' Umpire-Hopkns
The Giants lost another excellent opportunity yeSter
lay 10 the distance between themselves ana their
Boston rivals. Both the leaders lost yesterday, the
other games being prevented by rain. The League
recnrd now is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
Doubtful starter
NOTES OF THE TURF.

First race at 80 D. m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-12
Observation-Disclosures

Ser Stabtratb periammeIte fd am
Montas gu ietner re%seImdBtsen Wonats.
Sibun9 unb in Mbweienbeit bes Wapor
8ur1 iibrte Glib. WuItsrn ben 0orfie.
9on ben our SorIuse setrmmsnen &e1s
nunsen fanben nur eintse weniee 8eans
ftanbun9; bic Yetittonen in 8eBus auf
S%traBenbau, @aslatsrnen II. (. N. wurs
ben an bic 3uitsbsnben Gomites gewisien.
- Den 8eri9ten Der Stabtbsamten sufoIse
rparen our Be3abluns Der Qo!i3si,W anns
f4aften $1,400, ter StabtsB eamten
81, 237.04, Der SeuerpebrsQ eute 81, 1876
fur ben Wonat Sebruar erforberIid. Der
Warftmeiiter beri9tete, bab bic @tnnabs
men Der Gitps9aa Stabtuaase 1913. 80 be-
trasen babsn, baB ct 1922 fir 422
einselieferte tobte Sperlinse bs3ablt; unb
baB er fir 8et6fisuns uon @sfanssuen
5000 3u forbern babe.
Sn Der Na9mittass' Sisuns bsridtste
ber Stabt Snseneur, buB bic l1sbsruSIbuus
bes Ib3usstanals on Der Weit: Scout
StraBe 1856 toiten werbs; unb baB bic
BON Seiten bes 9errn Booth aussefibrten
MuffiuunsSsN rbeiten In BOOTHS Mbbition
einem Wertbe pom $3l6O.O7 slei9toms
men. - 8etreffs Der 9ropibeuce.S traBen
M~useIesenbeit wurbe benz StraBen gomite
elm Iufi9ub fir Beti9tsg rfattung be-
wiQist. 9enanntes gomite bsri1tete In
Be3us auf 5inbernife, ueIde ben Yertsbr
auf ben StraBen Der Stabt beeintrd1tisen
unb sefdbrosn unb ma9te barauf besisItbe
@mpfsblursen. - Oas @eiu9 Der @asls
Boint Sabre gompasnie, um @uffiuuns
Der &bombers ausnue bis gum feitssiteu'
ten @rabe, wuroe bswiaist; ebsnio bas
@eiu9 BON 9. g. Rpbsr, UNI NuffteIuns
elmer StraBenlatsrne an Der Seminar
StraBe. - Der 8eri6t bss betreffsnben
gomitss iiber Petitionen In geSus auf
riditdnSise Steuern wurbe ansenommen.
- 4uf antras bss a!b. 9ulpin warbe Der
StabtsI nuaIt beauftrast gu unteriuden,
Oh bic Chicago, Burlington unb Nortb.
ern @iienbabn @ompasnie ben 9erphids
tunsen na9setommen il, ueI6s ibr bic, bas
Wsgere9t bepiutsenbe Srbonnan3 aufers
Isst. 8ei9loisn wurbe, bic @atfielb 2lpe.
BON Der SensIer StruBe bis gum 9eleiie
ber gbic., Milw. d ct. Saul @iisnbabn
su srabiren unb gu pflaitsrn, unb bic Dat
StraBe benz gertebr gu es6fnen. Sn
Der Srbonnana, weI4e Der electric
Wotor SO. bas Wesers9t perIsibt, wurbe
bic @lauiel seitriden, welde einen Bomb
BON $4,000 fur S3ablosbaItuns Der Stabt
perIanst. Cine anSere @lauiel, wel9e Be-
fiimmt, baB bic ansrenSenben g~isentbimsr
fir bic bur9 ben 8au Der Sabn entiteben;
rem Na3tbeile snii9dbist pe,ben mifsn,
3 bic Babn sebaut ptrb, wurbe aufs
re9t erbalten; unb in bieier Safuus fam
bic Wotor.S 8 bonnant i6IisBIt6 aur alns
nabme. Ser Staotratb uertaste ft9 biers
auf bis gum Is. Mdrs, um bic Sabresbes
ri9te Der 9eamten tn gmpfans gu ne5men.
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2arembnrsii6es aus Mmerifa.
Na6tr6eli6.)


@orreipouben3. - Caledonia,
Wttun., Z. Mdrt 1889. - Serr @onner!
Ra6 Ianssrsr &rantbsit psrfdieb babier,
perieben NIT ben 81. Satramenten, Sit.
Ebeiisu, seboren gu ReiIinseu, 2uremburs,
I'M @Itsr pom u Subren. Scr 8erifors
bene wanberte i'm Sabre 1866 nod Imerita
uu6 biutsrldBt 8 erua9iene SObne unb 8
E69ter. g. 3.
Gorre o nbent. - 2uremburs,
Dubuque So, AM s. Rdr5 1889. am
Muntas, ben 4. Rdrs. fino babier 3u 9us
remburg tn Der 81. DreifaIttsteits ,&ir9e
bur9 ben bo9p. Germ Sberbr6fltus
Mi5ael 8ries unb Mnna 8ste,s sbsli6
setraut porbsn. Die So9sett faub i'm
GIterubuuie Der Braut itutt unb babel sins
es mad gutter alter Dirt bod bsr. q. g.
ueber Sort &eosb, broben in
Montana, NO bic @eIt nit 8rstteru suses
1aselt 1T, sebt uns elm Iusi6nitt aus Der
vgbtcaso Eribune" pom 5. Wdra iber Dos
Banquet ber 2ursmburger in Brands
Sale gu, nit Der Bttte, i'm au ~perDffent.
Ii6en. Ser 8eri5t Der vEribune" lit etns
Gntitsluus ber 8ubrbeit, aber bic 3uien'
buns bes ausi9ntttes aus iener ferner
9esenb 3eist, pel9sn Qntbsil bic 2ursm:
burger on ibrer v@u3ette" uebuseu unb nit
fie 19 bseiIen, buSu bet3utrasen, bas Slati
interefant gu MAIDEN. @tr banten unieru
eeeb,ttn 2anbsmann g. Cur pom 9oipi:
tai gorps fir bic Iufmertiamteit.
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Sic Stabtwablen tommen INNER uaber.
@er eisentIid Ro9 unb Rslsrmsiitsr 1T,
has weiB nod Niemanb. Iaer 0abrs
ideinli5teit mad tommsn brsi @abI3sttsI
ms Selb. Sin Etdet iteqen bic Demo-
traten. bas anoere bic uertappten I,bsits.
ritter, bic Sadionians aut bas brittle bic
HspubIttaner. Ote Oemotraten perber
bieiesmal bic (@ons) Sutton bereuen, bic
fe p. Sabr b~esineen. Run, menus ni4t
anbers fein tann, bann mOssn bic &epus
bIitaner NAL bic Stubtuerwaltuns fibren.
gu @runb sebt bic Stabt beBwesen bod
nod nidt. l~lnfere bemotratifden Iemters
idssrn finb 70 %unicrupuIOs seuorben, baB
ibnen cine orbentIi6e Citrate ni9ts i3aben
tOunte. @s banbeIt ii9 beute ni9t mebr
um bas @obI bes Bottles, fonbern UNI bic
Sai9e bes Aemteridsers.
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Saitenberuronunsen in Der 9iDeeie
SaDsnport.

~ Ii6ermittpo6 faat auf ben 6. WGrs.
2.) 4ue Sage in ben b. @o6en iinb Saittase,
nit ausnabme Der Sonnta9e.
8; slae gsrionen, bic ibr 81. SaRr pou en-
rei6t baben, rpenu ni6t seIeSli9 bispeniirt,
iino perpfli6tet, ibre Saiten Su balten. Ser Sc
brau6 erlaubt cine Saiie &aiiee, Sbee ODE,
@bocolabe nit einem fleinen Stid grob OIL,
Wtoroen. Sim Qbenb lit cine COLLATION., biz
ni6t nebr oils ben pierten She'll eines Wables
ausma6t, erlaubt.
A. 0ur6 Oiipens 1T Der @ebrau6 pon
Sleii6ipeilen bel ben Sauptmabl;eiten erlaubi
Otonta9s, Sienita9s, Sonnerita9s unb Gam:
tags, uusgenomme1 SamIta9 in Der Sllatem:
berno6e unb Der Sounerita9 unb Samltas III
Der @barwo6e.
81 Der @ebrau6 pon Slid unb Sleii6ipei=
len 1T pGbreno Der SaitenSeit bel berielbel
Vfabljeit ni6t erlanbt.
6. ollie Sieieni9en, bic ni6t 81 Sabre ali
itno, ooer bic bart arbeiten miiiien, ober bic
Srauten uno @eneIenoen, uno Yerlonen. bic
ni6t faIten %fOnnen, obne Der @elunbbeit ~
i6aoen, limb ni6t gum S5aiten perpflidtet. Ser
ionen, bic pom Saiten entI6nlbi9t limb, pegen
Sugenb, barter grbeit, Sranfbeit iinb nidt oil
BEN Gebrau6 Don Sleii6ipeiien bel Der einel
Wtabljeit an ben Sa9en, mo iol6e Speiien ers
lalbt limb, 9ebunben. Sieieni9e1, bic bere6ti9te
3peiiel iiber ibre 9erpfli6tun9en gum Saiter
be9en iolten ibren Yrieiter nm Ratb ober Oil
pens eriuden.
~ Die 3eit CUR Grfiiuun9 Der 0Iterli6et,
Pfltdten eritreft ii6 in Der SiDceie pom eriterl
SOnnta9e IN Der SaitenSeit bis gum beili9en
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Die @eiili6en iinb 9ebeten, bieie Serorbnun;
gen ben 8laubi9en Dor Se9inn Der beili9er
Saitenjeit pOrjulelen unb Sl ertlGren.
Senrp SpS9roue,
gii6of Don Davenport.
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Gbriit. SDlfer, Der grs Wupor, 1T 10
aroBmitbig, baB CT wieber ganoibat fur
Wapor iein MIL, psnn ct ban,it bic beiben
SIiseI Der bemotratii6en 8artet einisen
Tam. Nber, felt mann biftiren bic &ebel:
len bic Triebensbebinsunsen2 Seit mann
felt man bic 8erratbsr an bic Spiss2
Wenn bic Inbdnser Der conmuniftiid on
sebaudten Grbeiterpartei su Der bemotras
tii9en 8artei su,iidtebreu wouen, gut, abe,
banu ioIen ie lire Sinben bereuen, BuBs
In Cad unb Ii6e tbun, id f@Dn rubie
binten auf bic Bant iesen, aber ni9t bel
ibren friberen 8artetsenofen eIei9 Der
ruifi9en gSaren ipieIen moIen. &appeIt's
Bel aepiien 9euten i'm SberfiibSen2 @i'
miiIen boS faft slaubea2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-12
0os Sftsrfsit fdut in bieiem Sabr

Sas Siterfsit fdat in bieiem Sabre
sismIi9 ipdt, auf ben 81. gpriI. Dennod
III Sftern i'm Sabre 1886 nod ipdter unb
omar auf ben %. Ipril sefaaen. 2etterer
1T bas fpateite Datum, auf peldes Sitsrn
iiberbaupt fallen fam. Der Sau 1T tn
bieiem Sabrbunbe,t nod ni6t basewefen
unb fommt srit i'm Sabre 1913 Dor. SIN
Sabre 1859 feel auf ben "a. gpril unb
1867 au9 auf ben 81. apriI. Oas fris
bsils Sfterbatuu, Der 90. Wdr3. fisl in
bieiem Sabrbunbert auf bas Sabr 1918
unb t,ifit 10 frib erft i'm Sabre 1885 mics
Der. elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-12
Mm Sonntas Dor s Saseu warb sess

WtttsrnaGt bel benz bo9u. 9ater Wortsl
i'm Pfarrbuufe gu &sp 8sit ansetlopft.
3pei Dor benz Sauie ftebenbe Wdnner
tbeiItsn inn nit, buB Srau gowers, Elm
Wttslieb Der Pfarret, am Sterben liese,
uub feline @esenwurt ermini9t iei. Ser
quite, feeleneifrise Yrtefter tleibete fi9
i6neu an unb fun berunter. &aum mar
bic 9uustbire se0fuet, ieIeu bic beiben
&erIe iibsr i'm Der, warfen i'm our Grbe
unb wdbrenb i'm Der cine an Der @ursel
feftbislt, bsraubte Der anbere bes Brisfters
Eai9en. Die Rerle nabmen ibm bic ubr unt
81 ab, saben isoo9 bic llbr, aus gnsit, fis
m6se gum 8e,rdtber an ibnsn wsrbsn, sus
rid, ipransen In eia bereititebenbss @es
ipdnn unb iaeten bauon. Gsu. Wortel
iast, sr babe bel Der itodinitern Ra5t bic
Wdnner nitt ertennsn t6nnen unb babe
aud tsiue abnuns, wsr fe ieieu. Man
iteDts natirIi9 Ratfori9unsen on, aber,
pte eS i9eint, bis itst obne @rfols. SIS
bteb iosar man babe bic bstbsn &dubsr,
absr IS mar Ieeres @eri1t. Batter Mors
tel 1T eth ieslensifrissr, isbr bsIiebter Pries
fer.
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Tonne, iissn fe ieet on ben Baie rn unb
petnen iber ibre SerIuite.