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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

coney Island Rod and Gun Club Shoot.

The largest scores made st gun club shoot on
Long Island were made yesterday at the regular
monthly shoot Of the Coney Island Rod snd Gun Club
At WOodlawn Park Tho club shoots seven live birds
each Hnringh.m Club hsndiosn Tho hr,t prize I. the
that shot eight Killed their seven straight II was
great race for the honor Of winning: 4! r. Davenport
W. Lair, q Dwyer, q Jumbo J. Voorhees, T. IT,
Garri,on, B. " Northriias aud Dr. Van Ord Killed bird
rowsd down 10 match between Davenport. Lair and
Northridge. each having killed twenty. three. They
agreed snoot of st the shoot OF the club. Tho
second and third prizes Will also 30 decided the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
The Nat,ona, A. G. ops.,.s no..

Tho Naona, A. c. of Brooklyn is In the feld with
warning OF It's third annual boxing tourpsms VII oh
II snnounssd Will take place a. the Csrmont
rink on Oct I and 3 Tho trials being down for the
first date and the finals for the second The classes
for which sntrss viii be receiy.i up to- Sept 20 by
ares io5, pounds. ia pounds ia5 pounds and 40
pounds Tho Term "wetsr weight" ia used TO describe
the aforementioned class ~. sntrsass fec ISL Two
also annnuncen lags ftS Of the America Z iii
meet Henry, spsM OF ths kstionaiA and Van Hou.
Calan q The Saltonsis The prizes are gold and silver
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Whom Temporary Chairman John Haas called the
meeting Of tho National Bowling Tournament order
last night and rsquesdhs desgatsA to pay the sscrs
tary their entrance money hetersksltsr to Rss
the money paid down. lest their entrance should b 70.
fused Prior to this season has been almost mpos-
sbls for clubs to ct ~ atournament hence tho ap4s
elected msbers each paying an entrance fec Of ei5
ounst Germsnia u. Fahrenk amp; Glendale. T. Tnpe;
i. irincs: SonpsreiI H.. Holman: Fssrisss, K W
snI,sri Fg.sda!s :; H. Meipksp Spartan. J: Thum;
6:nsfV: nUv Fiish $s,d u Walters; washington
Proprietor Thum viii add SIS :. making = total Of
f4ta fer the prizes Twenty one clubs VIII eompsts
Ing which viii be hsId Vt the 0srnspia Assembly
ashs: s.s :Sssa to ny
xsIs, ch.irmsn John H.s .|, Ass.!:9s Chapman
~ ES:sut!ys rSmmit.ss sop;.,lns q Nss.r. Iein.
psn.sa 70 ai.W g. sst II rules and .ns
ths clubs mus. send to ths seeretsIy full liI Of
thA American National hovng Toprnsmsut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
"A Great Inter-st.t. Cock,ps Main.

Arrangements have been completed st the Roltes
Gazette ONCE for inter State cooking main between
California and Maryland for saoo and 500 each as.
Ito. The contracting parties are anthony Gsssns Of
Sacramento. Cal. and A. B. Suit Of suitlana Maryland
bots prominent breeders OF game fo~. Rishssd < Fog
IL the hnal stakeholder and his Ia to be
present IN that eapsei.y when the 10 gbt Zach
R9unds ounces. the heavy weight 0'pounds I opncsa
Ihs ma y TO os to.g y New York % New Jersey on
select hs hattie ground Zach size hs. dspossd $40
posted on Jan T. ls'2 masinE the total SaoVh SUIT
allows Greene 500 for aApsnses to hRht EASE -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
FOOTBALL oUIL0oK At COLUMBIA.
Candidates for the Columbia College Eleven
Report on sept. 80

Pho Columbia College football team had rather dis
couragiIg last yesr but nothing dapned saor
will b. made ~ bolster their teams this year so that
the Columbia steven will ba IN puususy strong one
A. the opening Of the college term drAws the In
terest in the game II on the increase j LUDLOW
Chrystis, 49, who will captain this years team has
issued cali for the assembling OF all the students de-
string try for places in shs university and second
slsysus At the Columbia Oral on saturday afternoon
es s g team: s a. ION . sss
college OIL ens ~ IL possible
team ample Opportunity to train !hls fall and. provided
sufficient enthusiastn 10 manifested In the The
studsntk tbipa which wss iacking last year. The pros
Rsss sIeaid e ye5y RrSn9iSn5 1Ss Columbia a'shs
.Onths team last year thsrs Mere 9trader, Erskins
Mackenzie Palmer JAneW Little, Chrystie Barnard
Dilworth, uollistsr. Culver. Mckenzie lutte GiI
deryleeye
DO sbssnt fso ti esesoh team 9is very Tx ely some
half dozen OF The old roam viii again play.
Alarss crowd d expected 70 turn Out for the opening
precetoo,
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The Winner. Mt Garfield Park.

CHICAGO. Sept l0.-Garheld Park track good
First RAcs-Thrso quarters Of . mile. Garcia won
Audrey second, Tom Stevens third. Time, l:li,k
Second nse'T 7C mi.s , ICED rnys wen Boyle
Third Race Three GHar's,so anil. Tom Karl
Fourth Race.n1s and Snseighth miles l.onglight
Pin RaesNns sissesnsSs ~ m r Nsrs an
Won crneksbAnk second, johnnie Grssusr third.
sixth liscs-one mile. Modjsska won, Falsrpa sec.
onL DAlesmRn third Time. la
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julio, Take Back Lavish o. r. B., Count Rialto,
Laughing Water slsndsr. and vsrbsnA also ran.

julio Take Back, Lavish. O. r. B., Count Rialto.
Laughing Water. SANDER and verbsnA also ran.
Time lilz
HettinR-Four to against Laughing water, o to
Hyhcinhe. u TO Take 4 ack and AlcAde, to Temple
and Lavish 10 to o. r. IS. IL to yerbenA and Raltn
2oto SANDER and Count IS to julio Mutuals paid
Sskv0 S2l35 $50
THE FIFTH RACE.
heavy handicap sweepstakes of $40 each, or Of IS
declared with SioUo addsd i've aud half furlongs;
\, Joynsr's Oh: g. Chesapeake. =, by 81 Biaise-
". Daiysb Q. tivi service T. isa fIamhisy) .
Keystone stables CHI Apollo a 10 lMartin)..,...
haywood also ran.
Time f.n9L
Betng-Tsn to on Chesapeake 4 to against Civil
Service. 80 TO haywood, +Oto Apollo Mutuais paid
S6.t5. Saa5, 81.
TIE SIXTH RACE.
Aswespstates OF $40 each, for threeyear olds and
upward that have not won q stake race toy ernight
sweep,tasss net counting) In 1891 with siUU0 addsd
one mile and n o. xteenth
c. 6otnshl.sn. b. g king Crab o, by Kinnnshsr-
CartA lO7 (iiortonJ ........,,
waicott Cainpbss ch. G Worth & Ito tTaraD 49,.
Rsncocas stables oh. Pagan. lUi Lainbiey)......
Mas Belle also ran
Time l;iaH
BsunR-Two to on Mo III. 3 to against King Crab
Ito Pagan. 70 TO Mas Belle Mutuas paid els Az
$B.l5 $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
Tennis ut Youkers.

YoxxraS Sept l6,-Fair skies and cool brsezss drew
ont large crowd at the tournament Of the Yonlsrs
Lawn Tennis Club this afternoon The scores;
Ladies' Singles. Second Round-Miss Moore best Miss
Btrapg ga "a; Miss Atkins beat Miss Ettng, "a
g.
Mems sinslss-Ketcham beat W. Carpenter. 60
6-2: y. 4. Bogart beat q. ketcham SO. 6-L
Mems D0ubls,-Thsysr and WArnock beat Waring
and Hale, St. 81, a..
Ladies' Doubiss Final Rouud-Miss strang and Miss
Atkins beat Miss Temple and Miss Moore - e-3 "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
DAILY and slos.en Play Next Week

George slosson and Maurice paly have arranged =
little treat for next week for The billiard lovers OF this
city and Brooklyn The two will give exhibitions Of
their skill At baIkne billiards at each Others parlors
The Ismss wiz be $ points up, and viz begin 81 .
O'Clock 10 lbs evening. On Monday and NedneEiHy the
gems will be IN Days Brook ~ Assembly Rooms on
Washington street and on Tuesday and Friday AZ slos
son Columbia rooms Admission tO the latter exhibi
lions Will be by card The iartthst slosson has begun
practice for the compx CHI w,tn Gu ampiou Sclgefer
lends added interest TO tLese events
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Interstate Gun Club Shoot.

Alta meeting of the Atlantic Rod and Gun Club Of
Coney Island the following team elected to repre-
the club the State live bird match which
viii 10 decided at Pleasure Fay; near Long Branch TO-
President Richard Dwyer, Judge kenneth Sutherland.
y. 7. lanRcake X. MaRnus II. Bazer Richard Monsess
Charles Morris. This the strongest team the club has
yet entered In y competition
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The Winner. at Gloucester.

oLoucEsrER, Sept ls-Foowing are the results Of to.
days events;
Thorn. second, 9nnone.s th'rd; Time :ie.,
won Lord Stanley second, Henry Tyler third.
Time O:T.
won, raols second. Hannibal third Time, 80
won Question second. Ed NcGinnH third Time 2:I3a.
Fifth Race-FOnr and ono half iurlongy Maid 1t
O61A
Baltimore H. second, Liza third Time. ;2a.
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TarneH Nay Not Start.

It's not known fer certainty that George Turner Of
PhsdsphiA the professional starter Of foot will
accept the Invitation to stsrt the A. u mponshp
e ess tsu B. s.y'qE 81
not feel at oiA 10 ibis direction, for In D. See they
position ~ ~ 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

The grounds OF the Z mo Tennis Club, at Willis ave
and i36th stree. presented . very lively appear
ancs yesterday, when the finals in the gsntlemen's
doubles In the clubs Invitation handicap tournament
were played. Boyd and Clark OF tho Limo Club won
rather easily from their opponsnts. Hall aud Ruper
The scores were a. follows;
Gentemen's Doubes-Final round, william Boyd
Je, and A. c. CLARK tkmol half 81 defeated A. r. Hall
Jr, william Ruper, half 81, 40, "a I'D - 81.
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D .; PHILADELPHIA . arcoSp eAxE).

base hits-beIehanty Mycra Thornton Mexican: Three
base --MoAleer, Stolen ,1sses-Chi'as McAlser:
base 6.IisIChilds: MeKean MoAssr. Grubsr liit
ton shearon (!l Passed bals-Zimmes : wild
pitches-Thornton. 2; Grubsr, 1imo-l;4s, Umpire
BOSTON. Z; CHICAGO q
Bosros Sept 10 1t was Boston's turn 70 day. They
heIded almost perfectly and punched their ha while
Hutchinson support was very weak and raryed. At
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Fiji ,:.S SSsa h:.GG S!sSS 60!
Ii, On w. bag; p
First base on balls by conKhn, ii by King Struck
Ttsrush. shusaE. llanl0n. Sacrifice hits Ok ey
Reilly stolen bass-Niler. Double psys-RicLsrdson
fpd CSnnor, BIsrbauer and Becklsy. Wild pitchss-
CppRhlin u kinE, L. umpre-McQuade, TINE, $40
BROOKLYN. / CINCINNATI. tFIRsT CAME.
1t vas horse and horse" bstwsOn the
Brooklyn and Cincinnati clubs yes erday, The
Nave won the second. but alter pitching len
again In the .econd With disastrous results.
These were the concluding games between
series. The game The BrooElyns won vas tie
best played game seen at Eastern fIfk for
scored IN the FIRST inning made the second
Although Wards men outplayed the Cincin-
natis In tbs first game. it was through b huke
that the home team Won the game Nine In
Mugs had been played and the run column
vas minus runs; Even Latham was. excited.
settled the game. He had been catching
STEADY game but at critical moment made
his mlsplay. Grifp otensd the inning with a
drive TO left field which netted him two bases.
Ely struck out and 20 did DAILY. On tho lstteIs
third StriEe Griffin saw q opportunity to steal
third. HARRINGTON threw the ball over Latham's
head fully two feet, and Griiiin reached the
long sought-for home plate. Tho score:
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Earned runs-Boiton. Z; Chicaga 2 Homs runs
Bennett Carroll Three base hi. Tpcksr Two base
R.ssnn iI:s base fsevsY e. s5Ods
fors-Boson 6; Chicago. l. iIit b. pitched bs-Ryan,
kpsQp. Passsds. hsll,-schrivsr struck out-Bennott
Nichols. Ryan, wtinok Dahlsn. UmpiEes-Gannsy and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
Time--i siA. a:s2N.
A xm,u.,er m Worthy Son or wilton.

Cr>1nASA Sept i6.-rhe attendance. 81 the races
was large day and the sport frstelass Tho feature
OF the day the splendid performance Of the three
year old colt Administer no defeating Andy Cutter in
ST. Aight heats no heal slower than $50
Another OF tho yet OF King Rshe SamovAr, went In,
getting y record Of .3,sl summaries:
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E.rned rans,BrOohiyp !: Cinclnpsu :. rIrft PES.
ssstyn Si.s,nn. s..o 81 s5,n ss, oOs1
Collins ca. Ely. MerSes n.lgan Mullans homs run
.ilo,siisy ryobas' ei.,cg Rnrns .olsn bsss,
WSrd. Pininey, Gri7,n ilallisen, hnisns. ilit BY
pitcher -MoPhse. CmpKo-byncu nme-i5@ A.
tendancs-l.2y4
cLEvkLAsp. II; yarLArrLsHiA. triRsr oAnsl
PsiLAr yLrHtA Sept ls-Ths Philadelphia aud Clsvs'
land Climbs MAYED two games this afternoon keefo
a. in the box Tor the Pit In the rst game
ana no both VIII ana inehectNs AttenuaAoo
2l10, Tho score:
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Earned Ean.-ClsvsH1a q rh!lsasIE,h 6,n, I,rm,1
Stolen basss-Ihompson Child: Gp GruPsE Him.s .r
Double pl.yvsp psy .nd yirIs rss of Dawn On
Virtue ill I.sheS e.-eSa1 s.9.n strg Msk out.
shearon McAIssE yiau. Passed bail-Gray; Wild
pitches-Essfs l2l Tmo-2:lo Umpire-Emslie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

Lett on s.Is.-BreotYn $; Cnsipgste: firsi p4s, on
Burns Ely. DsIy Gl HANGAR Reilly heenan h.Irmg
s,ol.u tasss~colins \ Fontz. Grinin Ely, Double
riays-ksrpan lunass!stsdi: smith; NePhee and nee
Harrington. Umpire Lynch Tims-a hours.
CINCINNATI, s; BRooKLvS. isEcosp CAMEL
Foutz was expesisd to Pitch for TIE Brook
slaysia took Their places L0vett was On hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
EERNDALE IN HER NEW HONE
johnny Drtseou Drives the yeariinx ~
Eighth at u 2s16 Gait.

The black yearlIng Ally Forndale, by Simmo-
colon out OF the dam Of Thistle and Gold Leaf
bought by Mr. John II. Shuts at Cleveland last
week for $4,000. arrived SAFELY Mt Farkvlle
Farm on Sunday last .,.-
johnny Dilscoll logged tho beautiful Young
ster OH Monday. On Tuesday MI. shuts want
johnny hookeI her TO tic highest sulky in
the barn. The baby alter n warming up. OF
other quarter III 81 seconds. the last hall in II
seconds-a 2:l6 clip. Dr!scoll Is enthusiastic
over the ily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

hit-sISch. Three base hIt.Gsrnsy' HON. run.
T.l,h stolen use pcISl. psy..shech and
on 6Siis-oa Madden :; on Van isItrsn. j. Hit 81
Esidsa. l. Passed bsll-vsuyha. Tims-i 81 I'm.
BOSTON, D; COLUMNS. T.
CoLuasux Sept l0-Columbus and Boston played .
hRs game today, the Reds winning In the tsnih on
sng. % BY Duay Andl Rchs rdson aud U kourkss bad
abundance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

Earned runs-st LouiI s.; Athetica 9. Home runs :
MiIiiRan. Cro.s ,Aalvey. stivslts Two.b4se hts
suystts; Z. BY WeyhnE s. BASE on bsLls,2f stiystli
&syhing Hit by pitched ball-COmisksy. Umpirs-
Nshouey. Time-l;5Q.
LOUISVILLE, 7; WASHINGTON, O
LOUISVILLE Sept. l6-Ths Washiugtons one after an
other. spceumhsd to AssIin's curves today. Attend
ance L0Sa The score;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

The Nunber OF starters st Grayesend.
Secretary Mcintyre sends tho following communica.
ton to The Sun:
Tho following number OF entries have been received
Ter the races to be run onortOw Thursday Sept. H.
At Gravesendt First race twelve; second race four;
third race eight fourth race esven nth race. niue
teen; SIKH race hfteeu.
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A R.ee between Ysar,lne. a. era,.,.na.

There was an impromptu race at Graveserd
yesterday morning between yearlings owned
BY 8. A. Jones. W. @. DAILY. and All Lakeland.
The race was for $50 corner, and Days
fllly. ridden BY Lambley. won. flaming the
three furlu ngs In 9S seconds.
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Nthcr Games.

Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day.
Grand League championship gama Chicago VA New
York Game. 3;io r. NJ. Admission Goo Tickets and
ysseryca ssats 1t spaldins's. al IIoadway.-AGv.
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Trott,ue At Homework Park.

PITTSBURGH. Sept l6.-About l60o people attended
the second days at Driving Park thts
Afternoon The weather bright and tho track fayt
o.v-c I'M
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Basebsn Games To.aHy.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Now York " Chicsxo AZ the Polo rroundS
Boston va Pittsburgh, At BOSTON,
fniiadelphiA Va Cincinnati Al Philadelphia
ANkRIcAs 4ss0ClAHuy
st. Lonis Va Athletics at st Louis
Columbus w. Boston. Rt CpluinenI
Louisville va Washington Vt louIsvills
Milwaukee w. BAL imere. VI AtlwAukss
KAHkHs ASSOCIATION
Lebanon Va Albany, at Lebanon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

Arthur u. Miles will captain the Kings County Wheel
men's bowling team isssason.

ARTHUR H. Miles VIII captain the Kngs County wheel
mems bowling team this season
Preparations are under way arrange for the open.
ing games OF the Arlington tournament OF Brooklyn -.
The Manhattan Bicycle Clubs team has secured tho
Arlington lsagns seys on Fourteenth strsst apd will
roll on every Tuesday evening.
The Brooklyn Bicycle Club will hold = meeting next
week organize ther bowling club for this seasons
work. Tbs club viii roll NJ seventh avenue aud Aiuth
street.
siaesrs ior ms ensuing season CnD,.in Arthur tat
Viii meet sysry &ondsy nisbs Al thS drct. bpWlas
alleys Eighth avenue and t,fty'eighth street
lit. TIE Glss " '0 H sab
"a !. y .s'ssx
$:s'ss :%s:s ::s u;
So.i'Is q YS.tvs ASa hsr:m rnrss Drs,s g. Of
hold thsr rsreption AZ he CAFE iosslIns Tie Mas.
Ses yin also hold "smoksr"at the latter place on
Thanksgiving eve
The Jopah Clan composed ,of members from the
ao sy G x.h.. ~ on
The opening NIGHT resulted First Eams-,y Top!itk
vi a sEoPI i's Ga To,Sm ss7 M,1 M M,
4pS , ts,y oaa i s'Has Ms 'Hp s wo IT, II
Meyer. III; Eoshm. 1871: Loenlsr, 1875 Levy, ss
Baseball Notes.
TIN Kss: does not to have pitched in his best
To-day Arson and his men, who will win tho p,nnsnt
for 1891. will DO seen ~ the Pslo grounda
20 .y but sE I tPinn 80 % q:
terms with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

Baseball, Eastern Park, 4 +. n. To-day.
Brooklyn va Cleve and. Admission SOC. Ladies free
ling, County EXPRESS train leaves Bridge a5L-AuI
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The Anerle.n Association,

The American Association
Yesterdays American Association genes re-
sultAd as follows:
Ht. Louis. 10: Athletic. 7.
Louisville, z; Washing ton. O.
Milwaukee. IL; Baltimore,
Boston. 8; Columbus. Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
THE RECORD.

sr Louis Sept. la-superior batting In the ninth 10.
aing gave g. Louis the game to-day. Attendance.
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Columbus .."....,...,".."0 ! Q OIL
Earned runs-Columbus 2; Boston. p Twobass hits
-0RonIks. puass, Richsrdsou iiaddock stolen bases
-Columbus Boston, T. Frat base on bas- BY Gast.
right =; " En.ll. - by iiaadoek, 2 First pas: on
right 81 BY KnslL I; by Iladdock, 4. Wild pitches-
Gsslrigh. 1; Haddoek, T.mo-2:o3. Empire
ksyinG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
Gin Stu0enteuUiB.

Sn stnem renommirten @afbof Der
idpdbti4ru Refosn3 faB aud eiumaI Elm
fotter Suri9e on Der EafeI uno ltsB f9's
wobl isin. Das quite glsu. na1 mebr
aber Der quite @ein, bate feline 3unse sss
l0t, urb CT ipIa1 mad unb nod uisl unb
uieIsrIst. NumsutIi4 i4wabrontrte sr
beb, utsno pon ietnsn mauntsfuItissn 8suts
nidsu in allen mOsIi4en sntoedten uno
uusutbstten @ifeni4afte. Dies mi6isI
eiusm nsbsnanfissuosn BbiIiftsr, einsm
ifattlt4en dItersu 9srrn, benz enDli4 Der
@souIOfacsn riff. rgtun babsu Mir absr
ssuus ssb0rt, mas Sic Aqes i6nnsn,"
iasts CT 3temIt4 barid ju benz Stuosnten,
Der seraos wisbsr cine nsue Aufi1usibsrsi
IOslaiisu wOuts. riassn Sic n Itsbsr,
mas Sie ni3t tOuusn! Sd uslii3srs sic,
id taun's" - r4b! Estu Serr," iaste Der
STUDENT, obue tm minbsffsu aus Der Sal
flung su rommen. .Oas 1T slsid ssiast:
Sd tam msine 3s9e ni4t bsSabIsn. uno
es freut mid, wsnn sic cas- t%0unsul"-
Niles Ia9te, uno Der Bbiltifer am msiitsu.
gr bsIablte ptrtllt ots 3sds uno ItsB
obenbreln nod etll4s 6Iai4sn pom &s4tsn
aufltslsl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
= u uteS Mllerls,.
Gin Solar nit eintm 9plohife in
beijeu Wt1te.

@sueraI 8erbau bat Se,rn e.. Ieu'
lamb, benz 8orfssr bss Rational'S iIbsrs
@rseutiu: 8ommittse. nudfslssnos orisi.
neIs 90iuus Der StIbsrprdsuus uorssi9las
gen.:
gs fol- elm Dollar aus @olo unb gil:
Der semodt wsrosu uub Sw1r 10, baB In Elm
StIbeifit i'm Wsrtbe uou 25 Gents elm
9o9 eeuabt unb In busislbs elm @oloitit
tm 8ertbe uou rs Gents etnseitamptt
pe,be. Sin FOLDER Dollar piroe auen
@tnudnoen sssen bic plumpeu Sit5srbols
lars unb bic tIeinsn @oIbboaars Elm gnbs
MAIDEN. Der General bsbaupiet buB Ct
bieien glan In ben lesteu fe4s Sabren
uielen auseiebsneu Wdnns,u uOseIest uno
tie i'm ule. nit wenissu ausnubmen, gut
SebeiBeu babeu. lin bteien Dollar au9
i'm Ouusslu pom sintm flbernsn SittsIools
lar 81 unite, idstbsn uno ous @eIb Dor 10
uisuns gu f9issn, iOate um oas in benz:
bsfinoItde 9oIo elm etb6btsr Rano seprss:
uerheu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
AGerfet Spas ano &rnh.
Gin interefdntcr San6tl

uu,be tn BrspsI BEL G,efslb suii6sn eiuen,
Observation-Disclosures unb etnsm Wsss
ger ubseidIofsn. g,tsrsr frasts In elmer
@eiealdaft ben Wssser. weldsn Brsts er
fur etnen Rubitmeter SdweinsHsii9 fors
bsre. Ra9 tur5sr Bere4nuns pstIanst CT
1870 Wart, mos pou btm Gnhersn iofort
frsubis ausenommsn wurbs. Ruu wurbs
unierm Wstssr pon sinsm anweienben
S9reinsrmeifter porserebnet, wie isbr er
fa usrtban bate. gr sriff isst gu auers
banb lssren Ausrebsn, um ii9 an bsm
6auf uoIbsi 81 btidsn. Sstu 9ssusr
belt i'm absr 6eim Wort. Bon Ssiten
Der Inwsisnbsu wurbs permitted, unb es
seIans, ben sIidliden adufsr gu bsi4ut9s
tissu, tnbem er ertldrte, pon benz &auf Bu:
rIfbutrstsn, psnn Der Wssssr Elm sutes
@6en Der 9sisai4uft gum Ssffsn sdbs.
bsitsbsnb aus Is BIB. Stlst unb 90 Slas
i5sn 8sin. Da bsrislbs enti9isosn itt
usissrt, psbsr bas Cine gu I~iefsru, nod
bas anoers gum geiteu gu sebsn, 70 wiro
bic Sa4s but4 seri4tIi4e Gntidstbuns
erlebist uerbeu. lin bas anndbsrnbe @es
uidt zines Subitmsters fsitsufsleu, ftnb
pom bstbeiIistsr Ssite foIseubs grmitte;
lunsen ansettsut porbeu. Gin 6ubitfuB
serdu9ertes S9ueinsfeiid wiest Sc Bfb.,
frti9es 6 BIB. mebr. Gin Rubitmeter
bdIt 80 RubitfuB, mitbtn an @sui9t 1892
Bfunb beju. 1884 9fuub, ober bas 6leii4
uou 10 fsttsn S4uetuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
lin iofort 2idt 3u idafien, sibt ss elm

lin tofort gttt ja ifaner, 9'bt ss Elm
b61it sinfa9ss Wi,tsl, obne BITE 9sniS:
uns uon 3inbb6l34su uuo o5ue isbs Ssu'
srsssfabr fir sntSiubIids StoHs. Das
Batsrts unb tsdniide Bureau u,u Tidaro
2ibers In @6rIis idreibt baribsr: Rau
nsbus Elm Idusiidss SIdiden pom wsiBsu
9Ias uub lsss Elm %erbisnsrosss Stid5sn
Pbospbor binein. auf bisIes sisBs mai
retue5, biz gum Sisbspuntt etbtstes Oil:
usu0I unb fiue bamit bic SIaiae bts ]
ibres SubaItss uno uertorts fte bi9t.
Braudt man 2i9t, 10 ~sntfsrnt man ben
Rort, IdBt alio Cuff etntreteu, uno usrs
pfrOft BITE GIafds. Der sau3s lsere Raum
Der 5laids wiro u Ieudten, uuo bieiss
9tdt 1T Elm bO1ft utrtiames. Winbert
ii9 bic 9su4ttraft. 10 Tam mau fe raid
wtebsr auffrii9en, oaB man bic SIai4s
6ffnst unb ueue 9Ift 5~utrsteu Id6t. Si
isbr taIter @itteruus 1T IS mau9maI
uOtbta, bas 5Idi9eu tn Der 6auo gu ers
pdrmsu, um baourd bas Del hiifssr 81
MAIDEN. Cine Slaids lou fir osu sunBsu
Wintsr ausrei1eu. Dieies wuursrbars
2su9tmittsI Tam in Der Eai5e aufbe uubrt
ws,bsu. Aasu Snbabsru uon Wasaitusu,
In bsusn Isidt sut;inbIi9s oosr trpIoius
Stoffs aufbeuabrt wsrssu, 1T gu smpfsblen,
bic Wd9ter bteier Wasa5ins nit eieism
9eu4tmitteI austuifattsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
Gin sdlittsnuslucipso. @an i5reibt

uns: Dsnn Der S9nss bic @ese bedt,
ueriast bas 6abrrab feline 0isnits, sbsnio
ME aIe anbsrn Stra6eufubrpsrts, bic ben
Sooen nur nit tIsiusu 6ld5sn bsri5reu.
um bislsm Wansel abSubsIfsu, bat Der
0sbrsr Gbanusr In S0tpans bel Rsmptsn
sinen pom Sabrer bur9 Grstsn fsrt,ubes
psssnosn S6litten e,ionusu. Die Sort.
b~eussuus erfoIst babel mitteIit spsier
S4ubitauoen, psl6e, bur4 @lntslbsbeI
BON ben Grittsn bes Jab,s,s bspsst, f4
abwsdieIno Gdrittpeife) ssssu bic Sabrs
babn itsmmsn uno baS itstise S~ortaIsitsn
bes S9littsus betbeifuberu; bas Same
1T bic auf eas SsIOctpso ansswaubte Ws9s
anti Dss vSti4eIus" bsim S9Iittsnfabrsu
Der Ruaben, unb bas 9su.su ssI9iebt,
analos ME bsim 5abrrab, bur5 cine DOTS
here trsbbars Qentlaufs.