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LAWN TENNIS.
The New YORK Tespis Tournament.

Play in the New York tournament was begun yester-
day ats P. NJ although the weather was threatening,
and occasional showers reminded the contestants that
their matches likely to be stopped At any moment
c. a. Eamss and 4. r. McMullon started the afternoons
play by winning their unfinished match OF the previous
day with ". l. Thaoher and A. +. Wright The scores
snRleh third round-C. r. Runyon beat a. u. Hen
shaw, 6-2 80; G O. Bames beat r. " Beach 60 6-l
uentlemen's Doubles-tirst Round-C. g. bames an !
+ !. McMullen beat A. g. Wright and W. L. IhAcher,
Ga Ga -
second Round-v. g. Hall and c. Hobart beat n. u
Iefkins and q. Il Runyon, 60 6-f; &. q, EAmes anu
(unhnishedl .
LadisE Doubes-First Round-Miss Cahiil ana Mrs
60
Mixed Doubles-Frst ROund-U j. rost and Miss
Burdette beat ". l.. Thachcr and Mira Howard Badge
ley, e. 40
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MIR. BRAUN,S GATE
It was = BarOneter TO the Members OF the
Fnatinas Athletic Club Regarding the Rent.

| It was = BarOneter TO the Members OF the
Fnsti~e Athletic CIub Regarding the Rent.
The Pastlme Athletic Club has not been rum
ming In the smoothest OF grooves since Big
Chief Sullivan deserted it. and the latest dis
turbinR element among tho Indians" is the
report that the club will lose the beautiful
grounds on the bluff at the foot OF East Sixty
sixth street. Like their brethren in the West.
this selling OF their land means death and ex-
tinction OF the famous tribe, and 1t looks as IL
the wearers OF the Brazilian Cross" were
doomed to share in the general oblivion that is
absorbing McGinty md other noted characters:
Ihe Pastimes, grounds is the only spot OF
country lett in the metropolis, anu nave long
been an object Of envy and longing on the part
OF other clubs The land is a part Qt the Scher-
not iailen Victim nu 10 oT the march Of progress
and the hill. with It's quaint churchyard, is a
Tmn S enc o New 9rS S SHnIfy 10 sH s club
When the Pastines first TOOK the grounds
many year. years aTo, the, rent was merely nom.
bias kept apqce with the clubs progress. lie
has rnised the rent on tho slightest preteXt,
In the back OF the club house is gate leading
TO the river bank, where lies the sweetest uSSok
Mr Banrn, took it Il into %" his head that an in.
crease IN tho PaStimes, rent would not be ont
remain nn GGk he s"IS dSmand was complied
with. As this generally occurred in the SUM
me %hsn s the athletes we're rdnr parnti9s % i9r oio
would quickly be acredcd to, esnecially as the
lessee always alluded to dozens u clubs Which
were after The grounds aud willing TO pay n
great deal more than the Pastimes. In
this manner the nominal rent assumed re-
spectable proportions.
Thus things went on. Mr. Braun not only
held the key TO the situation, but also 70 the
gate. The latter Is Just now locked, and bids
fair to remain 80. When the fact was announced
70 me ci9o that $25 increase Eer m4nth was
newest member OF the club led them out OF the
WILDERNESS with short Speecn:
talth. an what matters u II the gate is |
locked Shure. you can climb over that aisy |
enough" It was an Inspiration, and the boys
are now eli bing. Mr.. Braun Is enraRed. and |
snys the club will have t. vacate, on July l. |
The ofilcials mean to give him fight and are
looking up the lawyers OF the estate TO present |
tho case to them and to endeavor to ain
lease ss, at first hand. The outc9nme Will be
Mr.. Braun says his family is opposed to study
ing the nude. and that he was compelled either
10 pQhrd up the windows on one side o. bis
residence or stop the swimming Of the I'm
dians." and he chose the latter
The sun., 1890-06-07
a Crescent City Sporting Man In Town.

Leon Durien, wotknown sporting and club man Of
New OrieaDs arrived in this city yesterday lie is hero
OIL visit ana will spend several days the races and
base ball games before leaving for home. Duren is
member Of the Audobon. Columbia Wet End and
Young Mems GymnaStc clubs OF New Orleans and Is
also one OF the leading ants OF that city lie wRs
seen by reporter OF Tnl FtN and IA seAking Of tie
Brorts IN the Crescent Cts lie -Hid; There has been
some very good nights I'm New ORLEANS iTing mast
year but Mayor shakespeare has isne order to the
eject that no more prize ghting viii bn Above within
tho cry limits The gambling houses are all closed and
many OF ~ len>ine GNnhlCs have de'eEted tho city.
Bud Eenhud has departed for Indianapolis where he
intends to make ho0k the races The West End Club
viii oin~r purse of S,'nu for hyhi hrtw-en Jack Nc
Aure and AnHy Bowen 4" take place tho fall Andy
Will not LRht any ole rutl October"
The sun., 1890-06-07

FRiN'EToH Juno G-The base ball team left this after
noon on trip to Richmond Va. where they will play
the University Of Virginia team tomorrow Owing TO
al injury hnicksroocEer who play short stop was un
HoIe 10 20, NJ y Bergen. w takes his place. With
thiS exception the team IA compo,ed OF tbo regular
PLAYERS " "P. w. '"o ieh"'"i
Next Tuesday promises to be = great athletic day At
IIiht9n the occasion being tho hOldn OF the annual
Eaeuian an riab HameS at bch the four classes Viii
Tugge lOF sunTeHhry and for thu DOSsUssion Of the
up 10 wnieh ~ ~ much honor attaches There
me casSrs are bringing out az many new men a. nos
sloe. Inc Games WIN 9e largely attended by yisinK
ment week. " " 'N" vs. 'V'"u'e"''
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Sportsn,an'S Goods.

no ToU KNOW that spAdiug BroG nave the
most complete and extensive department in New York
Tor outing clothing trnnk and base ball uniformsi
W" they have and It viii pay sou TO go there ifin
hren o. anIlhng FOR oniinE wear rom cap 70 shoe.
men he elegant AMI RraNetul uNiurd sash. the psrfeo
ton ~ n''h {" summer suit nu'l think of buying
Asa'u net"Ir ouElng 1T tho oxford Manufactured 6Y
a. ~ sPALDlNG A HRpS. gIl Broadway.
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OTTAWA June G-Wori has been received from Nr
Join Corbet Ihe famous Brockvils Epr,ntsr who is
now in the West that ho is matched to run 40 wards
with an unknown In Vancouver II. e.. on the 10Th Of
June, for the sum Of $500 n eide. COrbett ia b-inr
barh,u bl man named scot, residing IN QuAppcllo
lie was never IN better trim for race, aud Ii EuTs hat
OF tie "unhn0Wn' are not slow m putting up nancy
on Tho result II l. expected that between SlbOOI ana
t2O,OOl VIII change hNhls on tie result -
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At special meeting OF the New York Yacht Racing
Association at o'Neils Twenythird and sixth
avenue, last night Commodore A j. rrine OF tho Yon
kers Corinthian Yacht Club presiding it was decided to
begin the annual cruise of the association July 2s
of College Point remaining al anchor during sunday.
on Monday they sail for oyster Bav. on tuesday for
Roton Point. Conn, on "Wednesday for Back Rock on
Thursday for lloyds lIarhor, on Friday for Indian
HArbor and on Saturday for Sea Cl where they Will
disband At least 100 yacht owners have sgnifed their
intention Of tax lnR part In the cruise.
DeleKates from the lOnkeTs Yacht Climb applied for
admission 10 IN" associhtion. Their request will bo
acted upon at tho next meeting
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Faulkner Bestsd Steve brown,

pTTRolT Mich, June 6 Tile Wrestling match catch
IA catcrcan' between James Faulkner Of Bunalo and
Steve Brown or Flint last nhht for stake OF SOD was
won by Faulkner tho FIRST hOut IN IL minutes and tho
second In 4 minute, ~"N '"'
The tccond match also for Slrn between Tom Con.
ners OF MIN auko" ami Id lirnwn OF Flint uborn
" rontestrh toners nLaiv won the first fN ln hour
anu 90 mnteA ann the second aud match IN IniIuts
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shooting Notes.

Ie LreSA Gun club of this city will have their regn
ar pT"r shoot at both live birds and blue rUcAI
~ MARION, y. j, on Tuesday.
ioSG bhLhclL June G,-llenry G. Wbit0 of Little Sl.
N', Wv champion pigeon shot Of oninnuh county has
~ nsd y IN &nhrhsr 10 any man hyinY Mihin three mites
tlOO TO 500 a side. ' N " ~
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Drivers Murt Try to Win.

BlRM,NGu, Conn, June CA. F.. Cole OF Kensico
n. y, owner o! tn, horse Webb entered Ia the 2.4s
class at the Derby Driving CompanyS track yesterday
was suspended for one year aud his driver, wiiAmA
wa' nnod RS. As this isa National Association track
Cole can tr0f more horsos this year This action
iaS- Gulc order0d the driver to drop Tho
race when le nJht euGliy have IL. Judge IIarhi
sOn saw thrOusn tic scheme with the above reBultS
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uorsrmanshIp at West Point.

wEsr ,P"NL June 6-This afternoon in tho riding
halls the frs, claSs of cadets gave an exhibition OF
horGemanSh,p that would put 10 shame the best per
fornuncr ever seen in tie circus ring. The cadets
NlShed aroHnl on the tan lark In true COmAuche
sye shsnlnE on the wooden hsadE OF imaginary foes
HHd Cutting VI rant FtG Capss 10 show their able
shll N EoisemAgship ohy small portion OF the uer
sous hn irbl ed 10 witness tho show could gain admit
tahce owing 10 The very limited kCCVmmodkl
ViAitoES which The building AnoIdk ~
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Good FIshlne In the ST. Inur.nss.

wArrRroWS, y. Y, Jrne A party OF seven New
N"rL aud WAtcrtown tpprtmsn have ust arrived from
the 81 Lawrence and report the fishing better than IL
has been IN ten they caught 81 pounds OF DA1s
and musAall0Hgr IN four dAys
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To Race Through the Whirlpool Rapids

NIAGAEA fALLL June Alt (, announced here that
John L. Souies ot husEosou, Mich. and SAmusl Smith
OF Lewiston have arranged for a race through the
dangerous whirlpool rapids July They will lea,n
we ola Maid y the Mbt landing on the came boat
nhu VIII fide a. far AH possibe IN IT, Tho nrst man 10
!nhu AZ tho whirlpool Will be considered the winner OF
Tue race ana Slol while tho loser Will receive s2S
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Racing In the Rocky Mountains.

DTNVIR June e-TodAys races were poorly attended
First Race Runnins) Seven sighthS OF mile. BuElS
l:32i4.
second Race (RunnnR)-Three quarters OF . miia
joe Joe won Chicaws second Advent third Time, l7h.
Killer Won rliny second, Louise 81. third Tns l:SI
John Minhed second Ben Carlisle third. TiWe, OioO[
Fifth Race (irOuiugI-First Can won, j. C. second
Louise !, third. lime 9:2bk.
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stricker Homs run--Tvitehsn stolsu bssss-Brovn-
inG lS Hoy CD. Hhddook shcrihce hiu-RhdfOrd
Bsechor. Base, on ball-By McGiiL 81 by Haddoet,
etruek out-BY NOON q; by Hhddnck. hit by pitch.
bhilioy Mset, Double =, pSys.TsSsAn and LaIkina IL
nltehesnNeoill !; HAddock Umpirss-fsrGuson
and IL olbeft.
CHICAGO u. LA o. TrTrsSuRGH n. Ll
CnioIGo june o-Ths Chicago Club the game
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Football.

a. 10 morrow there viii he game " football at Nav
aa"tp petNten TWO team composed vt nleiru erS
OF e lrth American Atheiv riWl Atlrr III prActics
sHns sss 's"hi tI"m me rny IN play team on, an
"i"t nm lhs next game vii hr payeu tu lie he
RlDImt nt lhs organization All HI wish 10 witness
hnnMs sloyii be at the staten II and srry In time
tram for the gTouRdL ""S 'H'''H'
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fishing Gaehlr.
NOTICE TO FISHERMENI

CUT PRICES FOR 1870! brass multiplying
Ieeh pAhhce handle screw Oh cup hudB 3yI fest InG
= n Linen reel lines on block 80 feet 0thread isc
thread Ioc ~ thread, SO SDerd hOOk- EiuEle gut
,Gc ,G dozen dozen double M ,rsns ."r Beaded SwlrIS
hc each GIt leaders. | foot l5r uDzen; a foot s,c;
TOO, SO Large \arietyof Is ood Eecls tDc DC 20
TAcAIS Catalogue tor l-N4 'D'~S
d. MARSTEHS,
% COURT 81" NEAR CITY HALL BROOKLYN, hE
(OPEN EYEAINGal :"
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SHOOTING.


The soldier boys of tho Twenty third Regiment N O.
e NJ " OF Brooklyn continued the rife practice the
Crcedmoor ranges yesterday. The day was cloudy.
During the afternoon the wind blew the ranges
at n velocity Of twelve miles an hour 1t became so
cloudy late In tho afternoon that tho did to
the 500 and 600 yard ranges The score!
T1ELp AND srArr orTcrRa 200 Ydk 800 TdL Totd:.
Cant Il. l. Cochran ...............l6 ID 80
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SPORTS ON THE BALL FIELD.
THE WINNBRS AND LOSERS IN YES
TERDlYS ONME6

In This City the FIayers' C1nb Won and
the Leagus Ciub Lost - Some Games
stopped bY Rain = other News.
The scores 10 the four big Leagues yester.
day we're ~ follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 10; New York. 8.
Chicago. IL: Cleveland. 4.
Cincinnati. o; Pittsburgh. g.
At Philadelphia-Rai
THE PLAYERs' LEAGUE.
New York IL; Brooklyn, a.
Cleveland. IA: Buffalo,
Chicago. 9; Pittsburgh. g.
At Philadelphia Rain.
TER AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn. s; Rochester, 8
At syraouse-Rain.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey CITY. 4; New Haven. l.
In other cities-Rain.
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Yachtlng.

The regatta Of the Albany Yacht Club has been post
poned until July 3.
As there not enough wind May 20 10 test tho
sailing qualities OF the dInorant yachts entered in their
regatta of that day tho Kin Won Ku act club of Port
Richmond staten Island have de itcd to haye another
Oreu regatta Friday July Handsome silver prizes
viii lie awarded 10 the winning boat in each class All
yachts in aud around New York bay Newark bay, and
Long Island are invited 10 take part
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CINCINNATI e. Ll o. PirrsBURGH *. L-). 3.
CINCINNATI June e.-Cncinnat drew nearer tho Phil.
ndalnhi ina this AMI arnoon Tho Rnora

Barned rung-cincinnatt o. Pittsburgh l. Two base
tSses on bssnNePhes Mnilane SicoIl KeltT Berser
9tolsn ba.es-Mc Phee, Sacrifice hits knight Nicoll
(3l Baldwin, Sunday, Roat. Struck out-Beard Fore.
manA Crane l4) Passed bas-BAldwin, 8. Tme-l:5A
pmplre-McDsrmotL
CHICAGO tE. LIZ IL; cLEvEtASp tS Ll
OISVELAHD, June GA triho 800 ope witnessed
Apaon team take another stride to glory and the top
OF the pennant ladder at the expense OF the Cleveland
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The Yale LAWN Tenn,s Tournament.

EFw HAVEN. Conn, June G-Tho finals In the Yale
lawn tennis Tournament day reputrd victory for
huntington who dceRted parker after hard battle BY
score OF 0-i 4-e "a, 10. 6-9.
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Earned runS-ChifAgo B. Home run-Duny. Three
base hits-KInE BecElcy Two base hit Robinson
SHorne. hii-Boyl. Pii,t base on eTrors-GnhSsSE9 s.
roll HRnlon C2 BAset on balls on King 3; OF stAlsy
g. struck Out-By King =. by StAeN L. DonhlelAys-
Corcorsn, Robinson and Beekley wild rIteh-Eing.
Umpirss-Barnes and GAffney.
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Manager MIIt ReIenasd.
Base Hail Notes,

PHILApRLPHIA, June 6-B. L. Hit was reaased as
Club to-day.
The sun., 1890-06-07

Lnrned rnos-key Y0rk. g Br0okyn, . FlrSt bass
BroOil,n 4 TiIt bass on bAlIS-Oa sowdsrS ..
base hits,.Eyin5ta ,JJwO;Gass hi,-RishGTdsOn Sac
rncs snits.nAn.ehIa .ha " S MSSshShy sy stolen bases
Matthew'S and Cunning. TmO-I;S5 AttendGnce-L6la
CLEVELAND T ~ Ia SUTTALo H. ~ T.
CLFrEtAKp June 6-PgobAbly COO persons were At the
Players League grounds this afternoon TO see ClsVe
land fairly wipe he ground uD with the BuhAo team
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Earned runs-Sow Haven ]; Jersey City !. Two bR4o
hit-Diekerton. Three base htt-Mckee. First base on
bas-New Haven Jersey City. First base on
New Haven, jersey civ, l. Hit by pitched ball
Dowd, ,McGncken ~ Struck out-AcGucken, McDer-
mott Murphy Mckee Lally. Doyle, Hoford Stolen
base Doyle Passed ball-Murphy. Time-i:30 At
tendance 500. Umpire-MahOney.
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The start will BE- made at 10 A. NJ, and will be flying
one. Tho start and finish for all classes will be from
imaEinory lpe between tie steamboat and dock at Lab
erty Island. In absence of the steamboat yachts Will
pass between sthkebOnt and said dock when time will
bstahen The preparatory signal VIII to given by long
blast OF steam whistle and rniIlng OF the blue peter on
the Llagstai Of the steamer Ten minutes later long
whistle AMI raising OF the club nag will be the signal Tor
az classes 90 start Ten minutes later onR whistle
VIII lie given Ms handicap signal All yachts not hRv.
ing crosse the line within after the signal
TO start Will 10 timed starting at the expiration Of said
ten minutes.
Course l-For Class A-To and around can buoy No
in lower bay leaving It on port hand.
Course IL-for Glasses Il, g, and n. to and around
Buoy - or Swinburno Island. keeping same port
hand
The race 4 70 be h,ly governed by the bylaws Of
the club which prohibits ntunR ballast and allows hut
one man for every Ave feet or fraction Tho Steamboat
Fort Lee Will accompany the yachts the course
and make the following landings Foot Of Fourteenth
street. Hoboken, OA A. N; West f~onty second street
w and Canal street at PSi A. VI.
cIIhe The judges are Comodore a. J. Prime. Workers
Yacht CLUB; and George E. Gartand New Jersey Yacht
club. The Regatta Committee are John ortlieb, Rich
ard G. Grieten, Gilbert S brown,
The sun., 1890-06-07

Grand League championship game Boston VS. New
Ill"rk came y ~ Admission 5Dc. RuSe and Buck
'sS' Ne" hoTk bGteTy.-Adn
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CSisvel,nd .'....'''.'... o "a
Earned runs-Clsveland. u Chicago =. Two base
hitS-Milmot q, Zimmsr Thre e base nts-Ans1n Ne.
keRn( (2). stolen hases -NeRch. CuOnry. Nmut burns
g., Sacrifice hts7u!ks Daiey t2l, Ardner, Hurn%
O. struck out-Ey llu'rhisOn =, by Ga"nrld . lit w
pitcher WInoI. Passed bal-Eimmer. Umpire
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The American Association.
pRUOkLYF q. Al g. EOcnIsTEH
The Brooklyn and Rochester clubs played tie game
At RidRnM oOl Yesterday. The scoreI


Earned runs-Brooklyn l. Left on bssss-Brookiyn
q. Rochester, .. irst base on errOrs-Brooklyn, =;
Rochester. First base on balls-Of Daily = oh Cal
Ialrau = Strnck out-By Daily. 8; by Callahan, g. Sac
ri1ce hits-W q Brien, Berhardt Greenwood. Callahan
M ny pt,her-T Brien W, WBren louee play,
Stolen hases-Pitz, Schetlor. W. oBrion. Umpire
Dooscher Time-l:45. AttendAnce-Bla
The sun., 1890-06-07

BArned runs-Sow York. !: Boston, = First base OH
Srrors-New lHrG l. Boston T. Left on pases7New
?; on Burkett l. struck out-By Ciarkson 4; by Rur.
kett Hit by pitcher-Donovan. Carkson. Three ba.o
hit-Burkett Two pase hits-Denny. Hurket. Buck ey
LonE TUCKER Clarkson sacrifice hts-Ularhs, Rusic
Brodie Stolen u1Ees-DOnovan. sullivan AG,urr Bro
Die. GARRISON. Wild pitch-Burkett. Passed balls
Buckley 2 Cmpre-McQuaid. Time-l:4u. Attend.
The sun., 1890-06-07

RHSe Ball To-day. BFOtherhOOd Park.
Grand Championship game. John NardE BROOKLYN
mond,n vs. New SoEkS Giants KOefs and Ewing the
KING battery. Game ! T.. M.-Adp
The sun., 1890-06-07

Hsersaion ground onE IalGnd CITY to pnorroW Stars
!" |Ant0nIi ETsAt match ILmSi Y, H.-1GV.
The sun., 1890-06-07

he New Jersey Yacht Club Regatta.

Tho nineteenth annual regatta Of the New jersey
Yacht Club will be sailed on Thursday, June IA The
entries are
A, 90.
The sun., 1890-06-07
The Atlantic Assoeiat,ou.
JERskT CITY.

NV IIAvES June B-Tnexcusablo errors at critical
points In days game lost It for the home team. Tue
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-17

half what il Is England, continue to
bring them over in . stream which
Aucturt+s, but does not diminisht
During the past ten fiscal years,
ending with June 80, the number Of
immigrants coming directly to our
ports from the United Kingdom Of
Great Britsi" and ireland has been
l. Asa, $40, OF over 1 per cent. Of the
total p.'pula,ion in 1881. This does
not include those that come into the
country through Canada. OF this
number 644.67O or at per cent were
from England and Is per cont. were
from Ireland, leaving about 10 per
cent. t. com~ from Scotland, Wales,
&c. F." the FIRST Eve years Of the
decade the Irish immigration ex-
creded that from England, bus for
every subsequent year the number It
English has he+n in excess, 5l.3 per
..e"t, If the English immigration hav.
ing arrived in thu last five years snd
only AZ 3 per cent. Of thu Irish.
We have received = vrsy large
immigrstio" from Europe. slmos,
seva" snd three quarter milli""s, and
the comparatively small United King
.lom has furnished shout 81, Or more
exactly, 30.s. per cent. OF these. Thi.
has been in spite Of "the lower cost Of
raw materials and the lower wages
secured to them BY Free Trade.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-17
THE RELATIVE VALUE OF WAGES
HERE AND IN EN6LAND.

After the Enxlishmea who think
the only thing necessary to make "
most dangerous comp. titor OF theirs
for the tin pls,e trade of the world, is
the t.tal abolition Of the duty on tin
plate, possihly no E"glishmen are
more c,mmon than those who think
there 10 no advantage t. the wage
es,ner from the higher wages paid
here. Mr.. E. Dickinson, Of Micro.
brook Bank, Sh. field, aud Secretary
Of tho Hardy Patent Pick Company,
was interviewed or his return from
this country. and after saying "such
inducements have been offered that in
the principal works most OF the man-
ayers aud best workmen are English.
men, and TO E"glishmen is due, in
great measure, tho success of Am-,i
can manufacturers" hss,e"s to add,
tnst though ".he weeks wages come
TO about double what they are here,
money there is not worth more than
half what i, il in England"
II would be interesting if NJ. Dick.
i"so" would explain the nature Of the
inducements which have been so sue.
cessfulIy EelI tut to Erglisl me" a.
to induce them to come to this country
in such numh-rs as to become SO 20.
tent = factor, as he says, i" the success
Of the latgr., manufa, turing country
OF thu world. DO they exp~triate
themselves through y PlatOnic love oi
the United st ties? Or are they sucl,
poor fnxncie,s that wages of about
double what they can earn at home,
paid in money not worth more than
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Notice For Publication.
LAND OvrIcx AT HALEY, IDAHO.

LAND OvrIcx AT HALEY, IDAHO,
Dec. &c, 1890.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named etsler has iled notice hts intention TO
make final proof III support Of hts clsin. and thst
sad proof will b. made Def, re the Register and
es.ivtr. at HALEY Idaho. on Jan &c, ls9l, Wig
Corhelius q. Hubhs for the south half of the
southeast quart of Section thirty Ave. Township
one north. Range eighteen east.
lie nxmss the following witnesses to prove hts
continuous residence NJ on. and guilty ssiob Of
said l.nd. Wig: Ckss. Bia /, william Black and
Shelby Lege't "f spring Greek. Iiaho. and James
CvWeU. Of Haley. idaho.
W.T.. RILEY, Register
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NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Alturas Water Company fer the purpose Of elect
ing Board Of Trustees for the ensuing year. and
to transact any other business which may prop.
sriy come before II. Will be held At the res,dsnce
Of Z. A. v htte. on MONDAY. January II. 1891. q,
7 80 O'Clock p. m.
BY order OF the Board.
ALEX wIILMAN.
Secretary.
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WOOD RIVER TINES
HALEY. IDAHO.

1t is pr"posed to amend the
appor,ionment hill now before Con.
gress in such manner 40 ~ forever
stop the State Legislature from max
i:g pa, tisan g~rr. ma"de's OF the Con
Rressionsl Districts. This, it Is stated.
10 intended to forestsll threatened
action by the u. m"trx,s to gerry
,nander every State in which they
control the Legislature in such way
as TO practically shu. out the Repub.
licsns.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-17
$500 Reward.

FOR THE RETrRN OF BAY WORK.HORSE
to Pine Grove. branded on left shoulder. with
white star In face. white nostriis ant left hind
foot white; weight sbcut lOO0 The shove reward
will b given TO any one returning ssid horse b
Cssndals pasture q PIN drove: o. An, one giving
Information - to hts where shouts will be suit bly,
rvws,de BY sending word 10 AlKk JOHNSt,N,
R.chy Bar. Idaho. ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-17
cAtARR|)'

Il constitutional aud hot lecal disease.
and therefore It oaAnot 10 cured BY local
applications. It requires constitutional
remedy like Hoods ssrsaparilla, which,
working through the blood, eradicatss The
imputity which causes and promotes he
disease, and effects permanent cure.
Thousands Of people testify to the success
Il Hoods SarsspArilla ~ resnedy for
eatArrh when other preparations had failed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-17

HALEY LODGE. No. I, 4. o. .. ". meets IN
Associatia Ball the rInsT and 1n1nn 0oNnAYe In
each month, I'll 20 O'Clock. p. n. All worhmen
In good Standing are cordially invited TO attend.
2. MOTHERWELL. y. ".
I. ". 0AaHHz1. Recorder.