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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
Neue Mn5etgen.
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@el9aitsplab pon Seem lllm beleseue Wirtb=
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@ei9anb 9anenfetn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

Da i9 meiu Sleil9er=@ el9Gft ausuertauft
babe, err u9e i9 ale Oiejeni9en, 1pel9e mir
1o9 i9uloe1, ibren gerpf lidtun9eu bis ;1lm
Is. b. 80. na93ufommen.
SEEM lllm, ben 1. MGr; 1898.
50 Sran3 8 6uobrt@.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
3u pertaufer o0cr a1 berrentet1

lit Elm 9utes Wobnbars nebit 9uten @tauu,1=
ael1 al gde pou Minnelota II. 4. Norbtrabe.
@e9eu bes Ndbereu rueube mat ii6 al
6enrp Grone.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
@drOsgaucuNe.


Die 1timmberebtisten giir9er Der 1. Borb
pou 0fep lllm, 1pel4e bic 2eitua9 Der itaoti=
l6en Mu9ele9enbeiteu ob,1e polttll9e Nartei=
rIdli9teu %befiiruorten, ii1b eriu0t, ii9 ant
Nreitag, ben "a. Mdr;, abe1bs 8 l16r 1T 6er
Surnba1e gum j3med bet Domination zines
Observation-Disclosures einsufi1be1.
s.. Sebnte.
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iinb erlu9t, li9 gum ielben3med ebenoalelbit
unb ;ur ielben 3eit ST periommel11.
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). q. @6apetaDm,
Die u%nobbansisen giir9er ber 8. @arb
ii,b ebenfaus eril9t, ii@ baielbit sur ielbe1
.3eit unb ;um ielbeu 3wed ;u periammell.
6enrp 9anlden,
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9lbolpb Mwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

OH, OF the KnicKerDocker Club. Will he among TIE
handcnp basis This method OF playing tennis
matches has met with great success In England, and
its introduction into this country has long been de-
sired by those interested In ac success OF the sport
The handicapping In both OF these tournaments VIII
be done on the 'quar,erfftecn' basis. which is now
used abroad with grea; success. For many years
some OF the leading players have been trylng 10 Sc
the introduction OF handicap tennis into TIL;
Of the clubs few II any MeI" e n'g on
In Florida each spring, and club contests on
handicap basis have been frequent in N.Y. YORK ana
Club held open handicap tournament which had
great success, and encouraged ly this J. viii go into
that an orenhandicap contest at mems singles Will
also be held this spring in connection win ihe
hnccn" method of handicappng will be used.
ioIid silver CUP Which wa, offered last year by
slazcngcr d sons, has greatly Increased interest IN
This season will be the greatest IN the history OF
the game at the Central Park courts. The annual
spring championship torrnament VIII be held IN Jnne
win be renewed The tournament will be open to all
year and is therefore champion Of Central Park VIII
he dcbarred from competing in the tournament ths
rmg ana Will be called nPIn to ,he s most most
expert of those who will probably take part IN This
cloae and exciting may be mentioned Dr. T. l.
Townsend, exchampiGn Of the Park John F. W lGHnr,
p Parh rar" T. b pa'e Thurrcr r o. NJ Bo.,wek l. "
Warner, DR. w. ii. Bates. Charles +. IalGht and and
R Rr,%SE rSs sod H. park @f W T
together again. Hobart and Lawre will probably Play
together. while Paret and Thurfer and possibly
Parker and BoS,wick. may also join forces.
Handicap mems singles. open 10 all corners. prob
ably will he held In connection with the spring
champonship and a repetition Of tho tournament
Will take place again in the fan The animal IN
at Tho Park last August will he renewed again this
year and special prize offered hy J. Parmly iarc'
FOR the winner in The greatest number OF ma'cae,.
The conditions of the tournament will be the sam"
as those which govern tn" animal invitation tonrha,
mert of the Nahant sporting Club. Eight or zen OF
Tho hest Park players will be invited 10 compete
and each play one match Of hest three IN nve co. r.
against each OF the other men. Last year inc mr.
nriyc n silver headed cane. won by Dr. l. J.
Townsend. who seven matches ana ioS, o,,o i
Hobart was second with record of six victories nIa
Two defeats willie Parct and Lawrie tied ior llhru
mace each having won five matches and lost two'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
A, ,hn Ciir leland shlrvords evcrythlnc Is hn.ll,
nCCH TROUT FISHING. LITTLE TROrTCATCUING

Norwich. Coma. April 'spcc!aD.-The front season
in Connecticut opcnod seven DAYS ago and during the
last week chcut stream IL Eastern Connecticut
whipped by from two 10 or more OF city
'poriSmcn. No one has had any lack as vet and
veteran fishermen say confidently that the season VIII
be failure. Their IDEA Is that tho rcnarl,alI and
prolonged drought last summer and fall dc,.rovcd
most OF the fish. and mink. muskrais and Others took
what the dry weather spared. =" In fact said
Norwich sport this week. Z" II any ash csc,rcl
the enemies noted they must have had hard TINA q,
II last Winter since many Of the smaller stIram were
frozen solid" Nevertheless few smni trou, have
been taken by local fishermen. \ stafford Sp,incs
man tCoR ~ handsome fellow ont Of the rnnd. q, IL
loot OF the Foxvle dam that weighed Just one nound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

bundle OF sprnCy muscles and Drawn and he plays oDA
ball with the enthusiasm that the Frenchman takes IN his
pIac VITA his fencing ioils. Davls's climb up
add baseball has beer as swift a. IL has
emphatic. lie has been playing four years: in fact
he is only twenty-five years old now lie il hand.
some. unassumng and popular. weighs Ids pounds. aA
Ave feet eight n in height. He is New. Highlander
by birth and started ball.p wing in the AlbaEy club.
He Joined the Cleveland Club in 1890 and REMAINED
there uEtil few weeks ago. lie IL scientific batsnzn,
a speedy base-lunner. ana he has happy faculty Of
being able TO accepaby about every place on
diamond.
The young mans home position has the outaeA.
whore his rmbc legs have stood him In stead 10
IS terrific drive indeed which will SAT- over Dayiss
head The release Davis even In ,Nchan.e for Q
PLAYER OF Ewngs reputation caused the loulest howl u
indignation heard In Cleveland In mapy O day.
Lat year Captain Te5eau was slightly injured and 10
was found necessary for some play the captains
position at thiid base. II determined to try Days
there. and oCornor, the catcher put the outneA
IL trying time In the history baseball In Clcye
ond. for the Spider at this time In the lead for
the championship aud they likely TO win tho pen
mart for the first time. II the second hall tho
with unusual interest The Young man fairly asonhed
hi' Eost enthusiastic odmire. His work a, ,lird ba
was remarkable and the ClcNeard PLAYED better ball than
before. Tebean recovered. but Davis doing well
that Icbeaa dd no; dare make change. and the capain
remained ON the bench for the season, and
Davis was the baseball idol in Cleveland
Daviss place In the New.York team Is uncertain 81.
moush he Is certain 10 be seen In every game In css
Kccer does well third base as is ANTICIPATED thea
Keeer slips up then Davis will be the Giants regular
hiid taseman III does cover that place. then ~
New.fork club will have the best inasld Of any dub
Me National League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Til. SHIPS EXPECTED IL LINE.
The following vessel, will TAX. part:

United stat s-Iai!adclphia Flagship. 1924 tons
Chicago 400 tons; Baltimore. 400 tons Fran
cisco and Newark 4.os3 tons each Charleston. 1910
tons. Atlanta, 3.1sJ tons; Monitor Mlan;onom0h
tons yorktown. Concord aud bennington (gunbcats
zoo tons each dynamite vessel NcsnNius. $50 ton,
Dancr e. practice ship. S53 tons Cushing. torpedo
ll6 tins; Dispatch boat Dolphin. l,5o0 tons H. Is also
nroailc that the amorcd cruiser NewYork. $50 tn,
and the 2o00ton cruiser Detroit may be ready time
o take part
Argentina-Nucyo &, julio protected cruiser. $500
tons and thrty-ccht guns
Ira7ll-Aqudaban. ba;tlcship 1850 tons Rtpublica
nr,tcctrd cruiser 1890 Tiradentes gunbolt. 500
England-Blake armored cruiser 600 Australia,
,rmored crui er $500 Magcenne protected cruiser
$50 tons Tartar partially protected cruise l770
p,r:ric7c same Tartar 7j5 tons.
Frlace-Jeaa Fart. protected eirisI. t.lGo tons;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

Arcthuse (wood). unprotected cruiser ''' ' D'
unprotected cruiser. $50 tons. 49,, , 90,
tons: sceadlcr. unprotected cruiser. iooo .o".,
Holand-van spcyk. unprotected CRUST "''C oo"S
Iay-Etna projected cruiser 700 ,.n. ooo'i,
pausan partially protected cruiser oi"o 'h'' DoN'''
protected cruiser. 2.cs5 tons - -o $780,
Russia-Dmitri Donskoi. barbe'e .'.se'. 90" .o
Genera, Admiral b1rbette cruiser wv TONS hynu''
PARTIALLY protected cruiser 1906 tons lie'o, ~
turret battcship. 9.47G tons Ao"nfai Nachinwn'
=, ,.o IS, tons. Psmiate Azova. barbete
s'''a, GOO tns The three latter are in the Ba;c
ard cannot leave there until about May T.
spain-Eena Reecnts. protected ct',,ef' Soy ''
In.an.a Isabel unprotected crais''' '''' ''"''
Espana torpedo boat. so tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
TIE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
RESULT STILL UNDECIDED-A MASSIVE RAIL
ROAD ENGINE

RESULT STILL UNDECIDED-A MASSIVE RAIL
ROAD ENGINE.
Providence, II. l., April (speciaD.-Thc state
elect on j. Sill uncoIp,ccd. and the situation Of the
political partic, is abou, the same 1t was week
ago. -cvc.al by-clcyt0ns were held today, notably
at Pawiucket and In several county towns and tie
result 4, unknown at this writing. The probabilities
are in favor Of the Republicans. bat the fnal com
ple,on OF TIE Grand Committee VIII probably d.
mend on the result in Provid cnc The second election
is 10 be held next SATURDAY Ii was the intention OF
the City Clerk and Of ihc Republicans In The Board
Of Aldermen to hold the second election Friday
but the Democratic m.ml CTS Lad idea that saiur-
day with is half holiday wo"-~ be more favorable
10 thAr cause Consequently they rc,orcd to IL
trick 10 obtain that result The law provides for
holding an adjourned election within ten days. but
the warrant mist BE- published AT least days
before such ccction. After the count was completed
By the Board OF Aldermen. and before II was
ncuncei Il Democratic candidate iOr Repre- cntatlve
challenged tie correctness OF the count the grouni
that some OF The Aldermen did not actually couat tie
votes but took the wardcns' figures. This was ad-
mittcd by Alderman West. who said that he did 10
because two Other Democratic Aldermen in the
same boat. .Is result a recount ordered for
yesterday. which not completed in tine for the
publication OF tie warrant In Fridays papers. As
Il result The elect on must b. hid on saturday.
I'c Republican apathy. 10 watch due the
present rcs, has eni:cy disappeared. ana the rank
ara file well rs tie leaders viii make vigorous
effort TO carry the Legislature.
The defeat OF Adm Il. Capron for Congress tenn
rorary takes able and afate cut OF politics.
He Is now Speaker II the House. However. there
was election in his town OF Smiillfod, and If i
similar result Is arrived nj uron the second election
Ii. VIII Lold his
The Rhode Island Locomotive Works have shipped
n compound locomotive 10 the Worlds Fair. The
oIgnr has eight drivers AID weighs abont seventy
five TONS being Cf the largest In the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Tho Eastern League made wise selection when u
appointed p r. Powers president.
In case Darby OBrien IS unable to play, Rchardsoa
will probably appointed captain OF the Brooklyn
Lovett be the proprietor OF paying business
venture In New.England which may account for his
obstinacy in refusing to sign a Brooklyn contract
Ruse Crane and King hive tried the new pitching
distance ond they the extra five feet will noe
seriously bother them.
It is little early yet gauge the real playing
strength of the college teams. Yale have
shown up better than anticipated.
The interest in baseball especially In the smaller
cities greater than IL is to-day.
King has SHOWN better form thin either Ruse or
Crane far.
Elaborate preparations being made for the opening
champion ship game at the Polo Grounds April ~
There will be no game the day Of the naval parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
TRIAL TRIPS OF THE NAVAHOE'
SHE SHOWS SPEED. But LACKS STIFFNESS
THE ROGERS BOAT TO BE
LAUNCHED SOON

The Navahoc. Royal Phelps Carroll's new e4ioot
sloop yacht, which Will shortly go abroad to race Tor
the ROYAL Victoria Yacht Clubs International GOA
cp was tested under sail several times last week.
and Mr. Carroll Is said 10 have expressed great SaS-
faction at the results OF her trial spins Her centre
board had not been put In pace wheh her hrs' "'F'
roro made on account OF the lack OF water for the
rnoso NJ the Uerrcshon yards. The lack Of stiff
moss which the new boat showed In her first trai
trims Is attributed to this, for she hccled over badly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
A REMARKABLE YOUNG PLAYER.

GEORGE s. DAvIs'S SUPERIOR WORK ON TIE
BASEBALL FIELD.
George s. Davis Is destined u be ore Of the moss
popular players In the NewYork baseball team. This
f., the yurng nan who Cit such btisnt wo:k Tor As
cleveland team last year ana he suppant> william
Buzz" Ewing As a Giant. Davis IL Q natural achstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

During the war he give efficient and valuable service
n,iu tr Tor snantry at Williamsburg. in the Getteys
burg campaign and At the battle E,S Of h RH 5 ss. Court
liz, sorvice and has proved n.erttorious officer
irev,r he has served. The next retirement for age
1, that OF SurgeonGeneral Charles su'nerano' on
Nav %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
IT WILL ZEE 4 STATE HOLIDAY.

Albany. April s.-Covernor Flower has signed
sono,or Parker, bill making April -. the occasion
OF the Naval Parade IN Newfo'h Haroor' "e''
holiday throughout the state
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-20
HEHIIiSt
The Central rrlls, Co. Of New In CHANGER.
York, ct al,

VIRGINIA In the Clerk n!ice of the Circuit
court for the county OF Wise, on the 18th day OF une
1899, in vacation.
Thrt,stUn, Trustee, }
J. w Fowlkes, ct al
The object OF this snit is to recover judgement
against l. b. F. Mills In the sum OF $56G.G6, with in
terest thereon from Dec p, 1889, and the costs OF
this action: against J. ". FowkcS, in the sum OF
s3f6. c. with ntercrest from the aforesaid date;
and against T. j. Fisher in the sum of 5000, with In
terest from the aforesaid date and the costs OF this
action (said last two Sums being parts of the above
snentoned) and enforce the same by personal de-
cree and nv foreclosure of the vendor lien reserved
in certain deed dated Dec. q, 1889 from big stone
Gap Improvement Company and K. G. Ballard Thrus-
ton, Trustee 10 j. B. +. Mills. Oh lots Is and "a OF
block g. and lot 10 Of block 40, shown on map OF
Big Stone Gap, recorded in office of clerk OF Wise
cs,intv court, known and marked AZ Improvement
Co.'s Plat No. l - and affidavit having been made
and filed that diligence has been used in behalf OF
the plaintiff without effect Ia find In what county
and corporation are Eugene NJ Hogan and Clifton
r. Hogan who have by amended bill bren made par
ties defended this suit the said defendants, are
publication OF this order, in the clerks office OF our
said court, at rues to be holden there for, and do
what is necessaryto protect their interests And II
IN ordered that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
lished once week for four successive weeks In the
Big Stone Gap POSr, newspaper printed III the
town OF Rig Stone Gap in the county OF Wise, State
of Virginia, and posted at the front door of OF the
courthouse OF said county the first day III the
county court after the date of this order.
A copy: Teste: J.E. LIPS, Clerk.
Bulitt & Mcdowell, p. q. 3l-+f
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-20
THE LACE JACK 6T.
a Very Pupolas end Fashionable Gar
,nent foe WuVm Wcathe8. l

a Very Rupnlnp end Fashionable Gar
inent foe Waen Weathes. 1900.
Lace Is che D,aseYial par excellence.
both as garniture end o fabric, Of the
season. As was Che case with the Jacls-
ct IN the early sprang, lace was unre.
servedly declared against by the wise
ceres Of fashion Hut popular favor.
which reserves TO itselS the largest lib
erty OF choice. set az naught these dec
larutions, end we have the lace jacket
leading all other street garments Il
Is seen in oil sorts Of styles, both plain
and fanciful. and is not only used as q
wrap. but over. bodice Of light mate.
rial as part OF house costume A bod
ice cut low or partially low. about the
neck Is transformed by lace Jacket
into high-neci1cd gown g
Not only are multlpatterned laces
che vogue, but the combining of various
kinds Of lace In one garment 10
very popular. The regular jacket
back and the sides are Of heavy
lace with vermicelM cord!ng on Its sur
face Over the plain vest front Is full
plating Of Chanelly lace The full
bishop sleeves are also Of Chantilly
lace and are finished at the hand with o
lace frlll. About the neck Is full
plating Of the same lace In the form OF
q Medici collar Down the front and
on the sleeves are bows OF bluck velvet
ribbon. When this Jacket Is TO be worn
as part OF costume velvet bows the
same shade as the pred color
of the gown ere used anstead OF black.
-ChicaR0 Post
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-20

VIRGINIA: In the clerks Oh CO. ~ the Circuit
Court for the county OF Wise ou the 2 day Of June.
1898 In vacation.
ThruSton. Trustee, }
W. s. Morris, ~ al
The object OF this suit is recover judgement
against w S. Morris and Mrs. +. d. Maynor III the
sum OF $500 90 with interest thereon from 0ctnl'rr
2lst. 1883, subject to credit Of $2l3.M as Of Novem-
her 25th, lH9O, and against :. b. Mason in the sum
Of 5000 40 with interest from january 3ti, 1890, ail1
against II. +. Fox and W. J. SiroIc> in the sum OF
$lNOe1 Will! interest from October 2lSt. 1859, and the
costs Of this action; and to enforce the same by
foreclosure OF the vendors lien reserved III deed
dated October 2st. 1882 from Fig Sone.inp Improve
ncrlt Go and L. C. Ballard Thru>i"n, Trustee to W. s.
Norris and Mrs f.. u. Maynor. Oh lots ii aid - 81
block -, lots and To OF block IS and lots Is and lG
1T block 70 ny shown map uf Big Stone Gap Va.
marked and known rs Improvement Co.'S Flat No
L. recorded in office of Clerk "f Wise County Court.
to which reference is hereby mad" and affidavit
having been malc that Joe Ill., who, by amendment
ia complainant bill, has been made pnriy de-
the said .lecnan, is required to appear within l5days
after due publication u this order, in the Clerks Of
flee of our said court. at rules to BE- holden therefor,
aud do whit s necessary L" protect his interests Ana
is ordered that copy Of this order be forthwith
published ones week, for four slicccSsv" weeks III
the Big Stone Gap Post. newspaper PRINTED III the
town OF Big Stone Gnp. in the county OF Hise and
state Of Virginia. anil postc al The front door Of the
rUur-luuS" az said county on the first day oi next
county court for the said county after the date OF
this order.
\ copy.-Tcstc: j. E. LIPS. Clerk.
Bullitt e. Mcdowell. pa. :'l-4t
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-20
Valuable Town Lots For Sale.

Pursuant to the terms Of decree OF
the Circuit court of Wise Co. Va, ren-
dered on the 9th day of April 1893, by
said Circuit court, in the Chancery Cause
of j F. Bolen, Admr. Of G. H. Bolcn de-
ceased, Versus W. G. Green and W. j.
Sproles Defendants.
| will OIL the oath day of July 1893, that
being County court day. proceed, in front
of the courthouse door Of said county, in
the town of Gladeyille to sell to the high
est bidder the following lots of land lying
and being in the town of Big Stone Gap,
Va, Towit: Lots and 10 of. block No.
50; lots No 8, 10 and l6 of block II, and
No. Is and l6 of block - as shown in Big
Stone Gap Improvement Company'S plat
No. |, recorded in Clerk office OF. the
County court Of Wise CO.. Va.
Terms: Cash sufficient tnl pay cost of
suit, commissions of sale, including advcr-
Using fec, and 0nc-third of the purchase
price to he paid in cash and balance to be
paid in equal imstallmcnts ut the cxplra-
ton OF six and twelve months from day Of
sale with interest from date. the purclias-
or executing bond with good security,
herring interest from date for deferred
payments.
T. NJ ANDERSON,
80 Special Commissioners:
VIRGINIA: liz the Clerks 0fiicc Of the Circuit
Court OF the County Of Wise
j. f. Bolen Admr. &c, Plaintf)
Against IN Clihhccry.
W c. Green and ". J Spr"cs,)
Defendants.
u. +. Iipps Clerk of the said Court, d" certify
that the bond required by the Special Commissioners
by the decree rendered in said cause Oh Tire 9th day
Of April, 1881 has heen dnly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk oi the salt! court:
this 18th day OF June, 1883
81 TeStc. j +. LIPS, Clerk.