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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
IInlnlIiae Sherie.

SerIiu, &c. Ge;.-Sou peribiebeueu
YerioUen iiuO GugcbItde 60ueumal6lueH
als acknowledgements our9 ole Yolt all
6reunoe perianot moroen. Slele Der Norels
lateH pertpel9erteu bic 4nnabme Der per-
oaftt9en Yadet. uno gaben Den Yrifuuss,
beamteH niei uHHDtbtge 9lrbeit. 4SIe Bollz
lei 1T elmer anSahI Abienoer auf Der Spur
uuO bat bereiIs cine Dame uerbGftet.
Gin bubi2er 3aIenoer if
uou Der uSprtngg ggaroen.Srau'@ele1i6aft"
oil lbre SreuuOe uuo Sunoeu perlauot NOR
ben. GeTielbe felt Die vSella" bar III wei=
bem nit Sob 9eldmIdten 9epanoe uno
Welhmeloe nit allBernOeu StelneH. Der
Galen0er biIOet cine idOne @auc3teroe.
vgt Deuti der { loD o."-Ser
9ampier ySarlsruhe" bonn p9iorOo. 2lopo"
fubr geit.rE Ha4mittag uon 9tcIps0orf mad
Baltimore ab Ino wlrO mor9en pier Ct.
lpnrtet.
Der 9ampier pt1. s. Wieier" ;uirb
tuabrihelnIit beute, ytadnluta9s nm 2 ubr,
uOu bier nadl a5remerbaueu SurIdiubren.
Durd1 y TOR 9uI. y i'm II II
purbeu all Sonutug 40r. 4u9ui S1liud
NIB SRI. Gliie 8rctta9 in Oem 6auir gtr.
1928, Sprin9iIruBe, ebeIi9 oerbunpeu. Gtue
frobllde 6eler tOIste Der 8rauanss.@ere.
monte.
0re rSIeinen 4rmeni dwef e n"
lageu ben SabIreiohen g8obltbdt.ru, welfe
i'll 10 reid.r 98eiie Gaben fir Oas &elb.
uuhtsteil Der ibrer Pfe9e aruertruuteu oar.
gebrad]t baben, ihreu betcu 9auf uHo min.
jteu ibuen @ottes SegeH uuO Slid Huo
BobIergeben im ueuen Sabre.
3um 9ehen oes v6eims ii r
9 9ruiHoi Ii d &c" wuroe geiterH
abeuo IN benz @oHiertanle Der pytuft.
Atab.mie" cine Ruppeu.2lusfequus croft.
net. 9iei.Ibe wirO wGbreuO Der sanSen
@ohe anbautr1.
Der - it.8uIt orer Sic.
bertra belt geIteru 2lb.uo i'll ieluem
Qotal., Gde $ratt. unO SetbelfraB,, ielue
SeihaitSiieurs ob, III weIfer prGTotut
Or. s. YaliaIi ben SOriis unO Sr. @eorg
6auIt bas BrOtOtO1 fiibrte. arrangements
fir oeu Dtosteubaa oes Sereins uuroen
beeuOigt. yidhiten 9lenftag fiubet Die uierz
teljdbrlide Serummluug oes 95ereirs itatt.
SIN pY b oOpsS ititut" belt
seteru NbeuO Gr. @owarb @gsleou Don
Nem=gorf eiueu 9ortrag Iber p8eie.Die.
tbooem unb Die ManOerungeu na1 benz
gSeiteu Dor 1907
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
(4ue unlerer aetrtaen 2. g'Orasn> asuo aebe
Gin NcrIttdl, oen WtGDor uOIt
SpniSptlle III eridlieke1t.

XoulS OF e, Sq., 26. 4ej. = Qente
4b.uO luuroe betauut, Dap ein p@rauf" per-
iudIts, ben Dtapor peurp .. 3plsr i'll icts
uem Siireau Su t0Oten. @e9en uicr llbr sr-
ihleu elu Wanu, NameuS i. S. Sdwui,
Dor Dem 0tapOr uuO osrlaugte 8epeile, OaB
lem @ater, Der iid Dor SabreSirIit erl1OIieH
bat, uid)t SeIbnmogo begau9en babe.
gluf Ote @rpioeruuq oe5 WtapOr5, oaB er
Jthts pom Der gau3eu AHseieacubert mtiie,
sog Der Mann etueu HcDoluer mo le9te auf
ben Wiauor all. Geuor CT leOo6 luIeBeH
tOuute, bate 0to1or Gpler oem auidleinenO
Srritunigtn ren 0teuOIucr entriiien, uno mt
Qiilfe Qlu3ueiIeuOer wurOe Snpari bug
feit gemadJt. Ter NtaHu lit SO Sabre alt,
etH &rsHsIer pom @e'fGft uHo ielt GINGER
Aeit nuRrr NrbeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
@erntSnte teIeeravDtfdje senefd,en.

- Die Staot chicago bat elue 2eft;lt
bon 81 500, 900 in Der Staotoerwaltuu9 3u
uer;eldueH.
= Die 6irma MOOre & BaItber ;u Git.
tie Eod. Art., bat nit @ulbabeu Don $780,.
600 iaurt. Die 8erbinOlldteiten iin0 nod
ndt perCfientIint.
- Die vBauuer.Srauerel" in Cincinnati
bat NIT $275,OOo SerbinOIidteiieH Suute.
rott aemndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
BOHEA IMPORTING CO.,
hr. 25, SiS.galpfrt.Str.
(2se,70,7,s2, G, ,e4, sol q; i, ,6,19,94l
elms oer Smnoesbamptffaot.
GS ptro tmmer aroBer, oas Sod i'm Sauoes'
Sdluk,

idbas.
% ibington, 81. 0e;br. - G8
itnO nidt nur S6uarSIcber, lueld)e bel
Dem INNER grOBer merOcn6en OtiBucrz
bGltniB ;ruiifen 8unScS Ginnabmen
nnb >9lus9abcn ST llngunitcn Scr Gritcz
rem bas pOr5onOene 0efiSit am SdluB
Sc8 &olenocriabre3 auf $37 1000, 900
abi6Gecn. &Obl bcscn man6e S6aBz
amtSbeamte Die SOfinun9, baB Die .3ollz
unS Snlanbiteuer @infiinfte p6brenb
Der lcetcn 0dlfte be5 Si8faliabrcs, ipcnn
erit Die 6olgen Der finan;ieQcn Ocprclz
iion iibcritanbcn, iid bcben luiirOen,
bon unbcrcr Seite wiro aber Gin GERM
ger Support auf fir sic nddIte 3eit
porau8gelagt unO crflart, baB Sefrctdr
Carlisle binlidtlid ieincr 9lbid6eun9
bc8 9abreSbcfiSit8 auf S2S, 100000 icbr
enttauidt uerben pirbe. 9lllcs beutct
barauf bin, OaB I'M 2aufe bicIcr @ode
baS im 8unbeSi6ab uOrbon6cne baarc
8elb Elm nod ME Oagelpcicne8 niebri9eS
Ntpeau crreid)en mir6. 2(m SamItag
be;ifferte fid Dieie8 ouf $50, ,487 ,267,
unb miro erpartet, baB I'M 2aufe Scr
&Ode bic 3iiier auf $50, 900 berz
abfaQen wiro. Der @eianmtbctrag am
1. DECEMBER mar $95, ,199, GIG; OaIiclbc
lit alio I'M S4,712,348 mGbrenb be8
Wtonat5 Suriif9eganseu.
Reniabr i'm ~y8ciBen Saus.-
Yralibcnt Glcpelan0 bat fiir ben gteu>
iabrszGmpfan9 im r@ciBcn SauS" bas
folgenOe BrOgramm auf9citellt: II llbr
Sormitta98: Gmpfang be8 Sice YrdIiz
benten, Der OtitglieOcr be8 &abinets
unb bcs biplomatiiden Corps; Inn II
llBr Is sDtinuten: Der Sber Sunoesz
ridter; II llbr 25 Wtinutcn: Der Gonz
sreBmitslicber, 0iitrifts GommiIiGre,
Der 2iitriftsridter, cbcmali9en &abiz
netSnlit9lieber unO Grz@cianbten; Inn
II 1br 40 Mtinutcn: Der Sffi;iere Der
Irmce unb 6lotte; II llbr OttttogS:
Der 9epartcment8 Soriteber; - llbr
Is Otinuten 9tadnittaes: Der ,@ro6cn
9rmee Der 6cpublif" uno an0erer Getez
ranenzScreinigun9en, unb II lBr 35
Wtinuten 9ta6mittag8: Ser 8irger i'm
aagcmeinen. Der Grdii6ent wirS bel
Dem Gmpfan9 BON 6rau Glepelano,
6rau Stcpenion uno ben Oamen oes
&abinet5 unterltiiet mcrben.
germifdtes.
Srdiibcnt Glepclano bat ii6 in Ses
9lcitung Der Sefret6re greibam unb
Carlisle, iOpie Oe8 GapitGnS 9tobleD
.. Gpan8 bonn Sidterbau8Dienitc bcutc
0tlttag auf cine @ntcniag6partic ben
Gotumac berab begeben. Die Ibfabrt
aYf Dem 6egierungsbampfer ySiolet"
sei6ab, Obne baB BON bericlbeu porber
etipa5 befannt 9cpeien iuGre. Die
0auer Oc5 9luSilug8 lit auf eini9e Gage
feit9ciett.
Der 8rdiioent hat sic Bill, ipelde in
bcm Sale Der 9cle9entli6 Der .6OrSz
Sbcaters" &ataitrOpbe Serleetcn Die SScz
itimuung, OaB 60 Sage Die G)ren3c fIr
6cblen i'm 0ienite bilOen, bel Seite ieet,
untcrldriebcu.
GontrOlcur Gccle8 erfldrte 9eitern, Ell
erwarte nidt, OaB SObn :. SopfinS,
Der neu crpdblte Wta1or pOn Chicago,
feline Stellung ais Wtnfeperpalter ser
. yGbenticol 9tatiOualSSanf" auf9c6en,
bie Ibmifelung Der @eidGfte piclmebr
,u Gnbc fibren miiroe. Die Steuung
collibire nit ieinem 2lmte nitt. Die
Suuf ging am 21. Suit in Die 9GnSe
oe5; MaiieperpalterS iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
Giienbabn=lIufaa.

81 Dan te, Yirg., 81. Deg. = 3u
GraultuQe an Der Sbenun6oub Dlui>
fiOn Der ngOrfOltz8 8elternsgubn" ersiss
nete iid beute frIb elm giienbabnunfal.
Der Seitibil3us, meIder nm s lIbr 25
Otinuten frab bier fauis iit, fubr bort
in cine OfIene gBei9e unb cOuibirte nit
eiuem auf oem 9tebenseleiie itsbenOsn
6ruat5us. Die 2OtOmOtipc unS Der
@epdfpasen bcS Sdnea;usss, iOiuie
;wei 6ra9tpa99ons wuroen ;erttiinl>
inert. Der SofOmutipfiibrer uno Sci;er,
iowie Elm Ballagier, 9tamens gilbert
Siluesline, puro.u perlsst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
Ste Maiienfraae inn snoctt.

9apan ma 3. @a., &c. Ge5ember. =
Raf etHer 0epeite aus Sampa' 8Ia.,. iIno
AZ gtann Dlillj aa2 s8tIOpooO geianbt
luOrOen, nm ben N:seraufrubr SH INTER-
orHdeH. Sis l.tt fiHO pier Jie9er syihOiien.
Is l4wer oerwuuOet NIB bier uerbaftet.
ueber 80 Q9eiRe iIehen nnter gNoffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
stnneriumsocIiftc Der GnalanSer.

Gan rauitsco, Gal, 26. 0ei.
= 9as S6ifi pbtlen @. AImp," oas 10.
ebeu BON ben @llbet-Suielu eiHgetrOffen lit,
brtngt Die yiadlrl1t, oaB Die GngIdnOer Die
III YOlpueTeH ltegenre Suielgruppe III ans
n.ttlrtn beabithtlgeu unO uleuel9t bereits
Quueftlrt babeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28

yuns.idbr Dor ueun Suhreu," ihrsibt 6r,
SermauE @arl bon Or. 139. Al. StrnBe.
Erop, N..D., uIitt mem Sohn piel on rbeu
matliheu S6nersen. ,Slr sebrnud)ten Ct.
Satsb's Del. uub er luuroe uOQfaubis uuO
oauerne Qsbsilt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
90 tuar mnS TT Oas ttnstae
S6wer5enss 9eilmtttcl,

u.lhes ti. quGIeubheH S6mersen augeu.
blidhf nilIt, Gut;iuouug llnO.rt uro Sluts
aubrang beisitlgt, lei eS in Der 2uuge, i'm
Ragtu, ben gtodrmeH ober anbereu Drli.
fen ooer SrgaHeu.
Snnerlidb seuOmmsn, beieitia.H 80 bis
60 GropfeH in eiHsm halb.U EriHTgIaie
gBaIier btnnen rpeuigen Dtiuuteu SrdHpfe,
Rageridure, Neru0ftdt, SfIaf ftoftai.it,
Rolf, 0urafa1, Dbnmadt uHO ale iHuers
Iid]eH SAmtjeH-
Gs sibt Ill Der 9eIt tsin SeiImittsI. DeIs
Hes faItes 6leb.r uub 6i.beriduuer uHO aae
aHoereH maIariideH SaQ.n' uno ionifieen
Eieber 10 raid h.ilt, mie RaotDap'S
S3eaoH 8eIief i'm 8.reiu NIT 8aotpAU'&
Bi9en.
Preis so Gents bic SIaiGs. Sn
allen aputbeteu 3n BabrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
NaS 6eShdff be,ohIte fid,.

ct. 2Ouis, Wto., 27. 0esbr.-Ga
itebt icbt feit. OaB Die 9tduber, ruel9t
am Samita98zIbenO bel 6Oreit 2uwn.
lucni9c Otetlcn bon bier, cinen .3u9 De,
NtobilczSbiOzSabn" iiberficlcn, cine
ui9t unbeOcutcnOe Seute 9ema6t bas
ben. @cnau lift es allerOin98 ni9t feit,
9eitellt, luie bod ii6 Ser 9taub belduft,
jeOO6 1T bcfannt, OuB Der &aheni9rant
fir Die 2OfalzgSertbla9en nit 9elOz
Bafeten gut 9cfiiIIt mar, unb OaB bic
9fduber 40 bon Ocn Safetcn nit iid
nabmen. Der 9l9ent Der rSoutbern
grpreB" peruei9ert 3luar iiber sic S0be
be8 gSertbcs ieOe ausfunft, iebOd n1uE
Der 9Sertb Der Yafete elm iebr bctd9tz
li6er 9eiueien iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
Gntieblidpe SreueItbat.

aFereIdubiid,e Snpianer OerbrenneH cine
iunse Rutter NIT ihrtn ncuaebsrenen
Spiuiuaen, tpciI fie eiefcIben y ,n einem
b0Ieu Gelfte beIefIeu oIaubett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28

e 7 o B | / d " c HrtSta 9 6 ter.
= Sr. y. @brtitopb Columbus 0tiooenoort
etu betuuntes gtialieo 6cS p2isoertran5es,
feierte uorgetern iemen Sc. @eburtstag i'm
Srele ieiuer 6reuu6e in Der u2leoertranS'
SaQe.n 9as 8eite, mas oeS Sermulters,
6rn. 6ermanus Greu;er's Ride uno Seller
boteu, muroe aufgetlid)t, uno beitere Reoen
unO Soaite auf Das @eburt8tagstlno mur3'
ten Die @nben. Inter ben 2lnpeienoeH be-
iauoeu fid] Die 66. AIb. Shueioer, gS.
9eqen1arot, 8. SIe5Ier, 3beo0or 8lemll'
Ter, 8uui 5dott, &arl 2adeumeDer, Sob.
9taoefe, q. pon 6eiue, Ssfar permauu,
Or. Iieoel, $. 9iudtrt, 9. gStBmanH, $.
3reu;.r, 5elurld Sed, u. StelnmanH,
4rOieiiOr aug. StmIot, BrOfeiiOr u. Eiu'
mann Il. u.
Der 9e augo i'm v0 r m >
II e" bat in Der eefteru abeno inter oem
8oriibe ieiue5 YrdEoenten 6ru. S. Suh8
abaehalteueu @eidaitsilguug belhIonen, al
benz 9iem,DorIer SanGerfeIte ilb su betbeIs
liseu. SeiIglId Der SpcIluabme on eem
Brelsiiugen founte fem Bedding gefaBt
ueroeE, oa nldlt ale Wiitglleoer aHs
meeno paren. 2luiHabme fauoen fsbeu
paiiiue Wiitglisoer. Jiat) Der SiBun9
brn1ten Die MitglteOer 6rH. aug. S6liud,
Der, luie an auoerer Steae beridteI, am
Sonn,ag III ben gbeitauO eetreteH, ihre
@Iudnuuide bar, uHO oas GrelsuiB pHroe
oaruads III entipreheHber g9eile 9eieiert.
BeriOuaI x Otij.-BrOi. GOuarO
Soduer, Der tiidltige 9irlgeut Oes pSrpbeHS-
giaHner6ors," liegt al Der Grippe leIoeHo
in leIuer SehaulIu9 oarnleesr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
IN Der r@Haemcimen 9eutidIsn 0retitHs
beimatb."

IS mar eine i9ldte, aber nm 10 eins
orudspolsrs Seier, wslte geitsrn gia4nllt'
tag i'll Der pAls.meiuen 9eutideu 9reisn'
heImatb" al Der Seit=9altmorefraBe itatt'
faro. Die SO betagten Suiuiien nleler 10
egensreid.u 2uiaIt hatteu geaen lbr 5u
8eQiuu Der 6erer oil langeu Soteln i'll oem
sroBeu Soalt OerieIben Yloe 9enommen,
mel6e nit 6riidtsu, Su4en, IelH nnO
RjGsn nunsfiif(t mnrsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
NEW.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
E>cm, sion Tickets, NcwYcr. 10 Chicago aud Return
$500.

Through trains for Chicago and the We iI Far leave
foo. West I'D follows 10 inmates enI!c' from
O,tJ s. NJ daily vi, Niagara Falls. Through Pull
man sleeper NeH-losk to chicago i've Dei nt 10
NJ ,nlr,rn. : 4. VI. NJ. Isoui-. T:ij \. NJ
7,IJ T. II. d,lly. via NIosara fal, Reclining chair
r, l.,at, ftcel, Nrw.Ncr% g. Ni1clrI Fall. through
Pullman scernr- Now-NoFk 70 Chicago Airycs Dcffoh
0 80 T. NJ. chicago 90 \. NJ. 81 Louis 90 L VI.
v.15 T. " cNrcpt sunday Tor Campbell II H. Lakes
M"hnnk and NInncwaska. Waikiki Valley stations Mid
dleown Boorlngburg IJicnNc, Fall.Ourg HurlcyNilc.
Liberty. Livingston Manor
Ticket. rri Pullman accommodations ~ 81 Broadway
NewYo.k Transfer Company calls for checks
o destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
ROYAL BLUE Line.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IL. \. 4 II. Il. Ei CO.. Less e.
rave Wet 3-d.;. station NcN-lufk. .ol.
ows nlnly,s earlier from II. frdnklins y. r..
:B,3O A. Nj. NoHbuig. kingston, Albany |;
daily -N,..t SUNDAY Ncst OF tocynau', Jc
1880 A. M-D,iiy for Albany 1T sun Jay. Montreal.
1910 4. M.-Day fos Albany, Uti'a. sylacu 10 he'
ter buffalo Niagara tdls. Detroit. Chicago; except
Naruriay Tor Toronto.
1885 4. M-Dally. except Sunday. for Albany and
400 +. ". Daily. except sunday. Ter Albany.
5,1j r. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Tca syracuse,
h1cncrier Gnfao. Niagara FAILS Toronto. Detroit
Chicago. -. Louis.
$40 r. VI. DAILY cyocp; SUNDAY for Srwburs. Albany
sis r. VI. Daily fp ilbany rtra. Syracuse. Eqchcs
rr iihtlo Niagara .ais Toronto. Dcu oit. CHICAGO
st. Louis
HAN t.,.i.Nw LOCALS. : 90 A. VI. 2:i5. - +. "
Ni.H Re- Lot AIS. go 10 10 \. NJ, Il IL. 80
81 30. ~ - l.. 81
Sleeping for Burao, Magma Falls. Toronto De-
tfOit thfagp on AZ through trans.
Day. r'or tickets imc.toole' parior and shopping
car accommodations or Information Apply Offices; Brook
Ign. 1888 Washington st., '?6 Fniton.st Annex once
loo, ~ lulton.st. Ncw-YOrk CITY. col llJ. 3i3 49,
s42 proadv,y nJ .twery. 81 East litl-st.. IS West
l2jh.st. and OF stat ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04

n SS oS 81 ~ 30 r. ~ p is nsh Go elc9 So
saturday night. sunday u 30 a. ~. 100, $40. 90
For Harrtburg a: 90, 90. si5 A. NJ. 200. 30
100. JCo. 5iij l.. NJ, l2'lJ night tAccp; Satufssy
night. Sundays. II 80 \. NJ. 100 300. $50 +. NJ.
FOR pottsvllle at 90 90 s:t5 A. NJ. 90. 80
100 80 so ~ y iS o c5ths sN'r 90 Snt"ril' q!sI
night. 49,, ,,.,, . -
Q .oo AZ 4 81 1 90 PC 20 i. NJ. - Ii niyht
except SATURDAY night. sunday". 7i5 A. NJ. 90 p NJ,
u Nidnight.
For E,stop. Eenlchcm. k;cntown Manch Chunk. g..
town j. NJ sunda,s. 80. 7:l5 y VI. 90. 80 PSI.
For wnkc-tarrg Pitton and Scranton. sAj A. NJ.
For Rod Bnnk. Long nr'nch and lon,s south 70 Pom;
as n. s.nd,y,6 enecp, Ocean "rov" and Asbury
FOR Takewood Toms l,i,cr rar!crnt Park and Barns.
CAT / 10 s .l5 T. NJ. 80. I so =. NJ.
For Atlantic ly Nineand and EriGcrtNn 80 A. NJ.
30 p. NJ.
For Mon mouth Rc,rh, Scnhrrhi aud iichlqnd Bcacs
80 S.lJ ~ 80 4 VI. 30. 30 4. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY

Anthrnce C0nl used exclusively nsurIng Cleanliness
aud Comfort.l
Fomr Trucks, Protected by Automatic Block Siannl
system. Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Time Table In effect Ma, -, 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
Che Tnrf.

ccD Will. SEND you horse FOR each o oeiock
% morning, with Instruction. how TO play on bet
ting opening; offer good week letters
posted will DO answered follow ing morning early.
II. GORDON. As,or House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
!. RlE 4. IA Is .

lhrou.n rams loi Chicago and the west leave New
YORK II ChanDcrs.,t. daily, as follows, anu u'o
minutes earlier from West 23a.st.: -
90 H. N.-Eycry day through train - Salamanca.
I'D " Pullman Car Ncw.Yoik TO Susquchanna.
IN M A. N.-SeliG train 20 Chicago pullman sleeper
jU.UU Via ,hfutaUqTa Lake. Paror car New
Inrr 20 .ui'alo Dining ear. ~
a nn r. M.-VcstDple Limited. solid train for CHI
s1:UU ago Ma ChsuiauQEa Lake Seepers 10 Chicago,
~, rI,nd and Cincinnati. Dininf.car.
~ On u. N.-Soid train ~ Chicago. Via Niagaro Fails
O:t1U o.erp,rs Buffalo, Rochester and Chicago Din
oe.,U r. M-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara FALL
S.')U sold train TO Chicago. Slecpcrs 70 lio7he!S
,rl, Chicago and Cincirn1t
I al TINE liable, TICKETS AND PnLLMAN
RECOMMENDATIONS at 81 1ol io $40 ana o)I Broacway,
-, W".t..i Ihnwbf, ana Wc>t 23i-t. ferries. New.
y,rk. .3 fult1n.>; HroOklyn 200 udson-st. Hobokcn
and - t'ity station frr transfer Company calls for
AMI check, baggage hotels and residences 10 destina
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-23
Beaten, But
Not Conquered.

The much talked of Portland-Astoria
football match came off yesterday at
Smiths Point grounds in the presence
Of several hundred spectators, who
thoroughly enjoyed the spirited con-
test. The result was as predicted in
yesterdays Astorian-the superior team
work of the Portland men was too
much for the Astorians, and the score
at the finish stood to against the
home men. The metropolitans showed
themselves perfect masters of the sci
ence of playing together, and while
there was much fine individual work
by the Astoria men, itNwas not suf-
ficient to overcome their opponents.
The first goal won by Portland was
kicked by Jack Carruthers, the visit
ing team having secured his services.
as they were a man short. The second
was accidentally kicked between the
posts by one of the Astorians. Near
the close the Astorians began a pretty
passing game, and many times barely
missed getting the ball into goal, but
the Portlanders' defense work was too
good. Shortly before the call of time
Captain Bartholomew sent the sphere
flying to Bell the latter in turn passing
to Astbury, who passed to Higgins on
the left wing. Then began a hot fight,
Higgins being charged by Bingham,
but cleverly passing to Spittle while re-
ceiving the charge. The latter got the
ball well under control, and successfully
'drlbbled' 1t past Smith and Bing-
ham at back and receiving a severe
charge by the Portland goalkeeper.
He got the ball safely and cleverly
past Orr, however, and 1t was sent be-
tween the posts by another of the
team. Time was called d minute af-
terward, and three rousing cheers were
given by the visitors for the home men,
who returned the compliment in kind.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Captain Bartholomew played a fault
less game throughout, and many times
averted danger.
SAuuiS 6Oe1ihSSpiN6l W~S ouPSip dAAu
he stopped dozens of hot shots.
Will Tallant was tireless and played
not alone brilliantly. but steadily as
we'll
George smiths playing at back was
without error, and as usual was inval-
liable to his team.
Bell, Astbury and Ridehalgh in the
forward line played together in good
style, and were ably assisted by Hig-
gins on the left wing.
Rathom played steadily and well
throughout, as did also Frank Spittle
whose excellent work near the close
was mainly instrumental in Scoring
Astoria's only goal.
The home men, in point of physical
development, condition and speed were
the superiors of the visitors, but they
lacked the advantage of having played
together, for of field sports, above
all others, football, requires more in
innate knowledge Of one another's play
on the part of a team.
Call at the Astoria Real Estate Ex-
change and get a lot N Hills frs 9d-
dition for $2.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-23

The liquor, opium, morphine and to-
bacco habits are dreadful powers in a
mans life. Many would sacrifice all
they possess if they could rid them
selves of these evils. Tt has been made
possible to be cured, for it is disease,
and at a moderate cost. The Amerl-
can Institute guarantees cure. Call
at their office over the Astoria Ma
tional bank.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-23

The able funeral sermon delivered
by Rev G. C. Hall, formerly Congo
gational pastor in this city, at the OBJ
seduies Of Ex-Mayor T. B. Stevenson
of Nebraska City has been printed in
extenso, in the Daily News Of that
city, of date 18th, inst. The reverend
and learned divine has been widely
complimented for the force and brill
liancy of the eulogism.
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NOTICE.

To the active firemen of the Astoria
Fire Department. Being urged by a
number Of my friends, hereby an
nounce myself as an independent
candidate for the Office Of chief engin-
eer Of the Astoria Fire Department.
Respectfully,
THoS. B. LoUGHERY.
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ASTORIA TO THE WORLDS FAIR.

Astoria to Chicago in four days.
This is the time made by .he Union
Pacific. Rates have been reduced to
a very low figure. Go now before
higher rates take effect. For further
information call at ticket Office Union
Pacific dock.
G.. w. LOUNSBERRY. Agent.
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Seaside Lodge and its friends will be
glad to learn that its action in the case
of 1. L. Osgood as approved by Grand
Master Workman Hawthorne was
sustained by the Grand Lodge by a
vote of 6S to r.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-23

Krouses Headache Cure, for which
Mr.. Charles Rogers is agent has at last
reached town. 1t is said to be the best
remedy Of it's class extant.