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Wheel Notes.


Tom McAleer of this city holds more
records than any other rider on the
coast. He has all competition records
from to IL miles and 15 to 26 miles.
The Century Road Club of America
has decided not to take official cogniz-
ance of the straightsway quarter, half,
three.quarter and one mile records
made by Johnson, in Buffalo, October
oath, nor OF other similar records mado
subsequently.
The performances of John Peuseyres,
who went the route unpaced in l :58 2 5,
and lowered Johnson's figures, and that
OF f. +. Leonert, with l 40 to his credit,
will share the same fate az the time
made by the little Swede.
Tho action OF the racing board of the
L. A. W. In recommending to the ma
tional assembly of the league that steps
be taken to abolish road racing is being
widely discussed by wheelmen. The
proposed step, il approved OF, will stop
sport in which in which hundreds OF
members indulge. The L. A. w. is sc-
tuated by the fact that it deems the
practice of holding cycle races on the
public highways interferes with its ad-
vocacy OF road improvement.
A young man coming to Tombstone q
few yeare ago to accept position a. line
rider under Vic Wilson was told that it
was necessary to have bicycle with
which to patrol the border. He took it
in earnest and sent home for one, much
to the amusement of the custo N house
attaches. What was then considered q
joke is to become sober reality. Since
the advent OF bicycles smuggling at the
towns along the border has increased
tenfold, and the trite saying. ''It takes q
thief to catch a thiei," has been turned
into quotation Of modern sense, ''It
takes bicycle to catch bicycle" The
fact, briefly stated. is that bicycles are
to be introduced into the customs
service.
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IOCAL DlAMONO OOoAs
Horton curved the bail in all kinds
of style yesterday.
The rain cannot stop the boys from
playing ball. and the fans come just the
same.
The games for next Sunday are: Ell
Telegrafoa Va. Ksatings, and the Frsncis
Wilson's VS.. Stars.
The Keatings have one more game
to play.
The Wilson's have four games, the
Stars one, and El Telegrafos two more
league games to play.
The managers should make their
players wear uniforms.
Mr.. George Cobb of Riverside was
at the games yesterday.
Mr.. Lucas was in the center garden
for Ell Telegrafcs, and he took care of il
in fine shape.
The following is this standing Of the
league teams to date:
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snv. Poor Mani

II you want 10 see Langworthy about renting
or Duying little home. come up in the even.
ing. Were ther until O'Clock, and though
the elevator donr run, it won't hurt you to
front, No. 226 8. Spring. One little home Tor
$500 on an oil lot at $15 per month. Dont't
that beat paving rent? You bet! Houses to
rent. $40 to 800
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2:l214; Joe Patchen, . :04; : Flying Jib,
2:04.
A. H. Moore. OF Cloverdale Farm,
Colmas, Pa, is the owner OF the famous
sire, Director. Director il the sire OF
Directum, 2:0514, and OF Direct. sire OF
the great little 2-yesr old Directly.
2:07A, pacing champion 2-year-oid,
who anne 80 near the worlds record on
the Los Angeles track last week.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Temperature and Forscasss-Report OF obser-
va ions faken at Los Angeles Decs nbsr 80,
1891, (Note-Barometer reduced to sea level. J
Time. Bar. Ther Rim w'd Vel w'ther.
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Holiday Fancy Goods
And bonbons and marroHs glace at Christie.
piers, 241 e. Spring ct.
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Neitzke & speck, funeral directors ana EN-
balmers. 256 South Main street. Tel. l3A9.
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Horse, Notes.

Some Of the fast flyers in the Sails
bury and Hamlin strings left the city
for Fresno last night. Races will be
given in that city shortly, when all the
events which were seen here during the
holidays will bs duplicated. The op-
portunity will thus be given to test the
supremacy OF the two tracks for record
breaking.
The horses which left yesterday were
Alix. 2:OSM; Robert j.. 2:0l n; Direct-
". 2:07A; Azote, 2:0S1; klamath,
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wan p.psr house Of the so..t. sasa sprns
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BASEBALL UNDER UMBRELLAS.

Two Good Games at Athletic Park Yes
tyrday.
Two good games Of ball were played at
Athletic park yesterday. In the first
game the Wilson's had the best OF
the game all the way through. The
features OF the game were the batting OF
Whaling and Guercia, and double play
made by Allen to Hart. The Ksatings
put up a better fielding game than the
Wilson's, but the Wilson's had their bat-
ting eye with them. and hit out the
game. They had four earned runs to
their credit, which goes to show how
they hit the game out from the start.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Cubs Il 8 4 6 8
Francis Wilson's. o 0 . 3 O-S
Keatin 5s..... / o . 3-5
The second game was shutout ball.
The FL Telegrsios played one OF the
incest fielding games that was ovsr
played at the park. and Mr.. Horton did
some fino work in tho box for the Tele-
grsfos. Kaymer put up q nice game
behind the bat, and "Husky" King held
down the first bag for the Stars in grand
style. In the fifth inning the boya put
on their rubber coats and got their um-'
brellas and played out the game, which
was fine piece OF baseball work.
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Bs.. B.l,n, the East sid.

The La Grandes defeated the East
Sides yesterday afternoon at the East
Side park, by q score Of 13 to 8.
Tho features OF the game were the
heavy batting and good fielding OF the
La Grandes. and also the fielding OF
Refell. the left fielder for tie East Sides.
Score by innings:
IL a SO 7 8 8
East Los Angeles.O . Q ] l-,S
The La Grandes will play the Maier
q Zobeleins at First street grounds on
New Years day at l 80 p. N.
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Maximum temperatur', 81.
Minim i'm temperature, So.
Rainfall past "a hours, .05.
Rainfall for season, 5.35.
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Eastern and San Francisco Races.

The Metropolitan Turf club, 126 West
Second street. Entrance also on Center
place Durkee & Fitzgerald. proprietorss
The New Orleans and San Francisco
races are now being posted. Direct wire
to room. Full description given OF each
event and track odds laid. Eastern
races begin ct IL M, Los Angeles time,
Entries put up every evening. A book
made on all sporting events Of import
ance.
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The Past
Guarantees
The Future

The fact that Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla has cured thousands of
others is certainly sufficient
reason for belief that it will
cure you. 1t makes pure,
rich, healthy blood, tones and
strengthens the nerves, and
builds up the whole system.
Rememher
The herald., 1894-12-31

Msssrs. Duke. Black & Co., of the Los
Angeles Turf club. having purchased
the Royal billiard parlors. 2l2 South
Spring street. opposite the Hollenbeck
hotel. wish to announce to their friends
and patrons that they will be ready for
business Saturday, January oh, next.
Books made on all eastern and San
Francisco races.
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500 p. IN. 80. - 81 81
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daughter. Miss Florence Talbot. de-
hutante of this season. Covers were Idld
for eighteen. and in the absence OF Mr. MI;
Allan Talbot, Mrs. WILLIAM IaiD0V
acted as chaperOne for the evening.
The dining room is. without extra
adornment. one of the very handsOmest
in the city, and the floral ana othei ueto-
ratlons harmonized exquisitely with lis
prevailing green COlOrlng. American
Beauties and the most feathery OF AS
paragus made up the floral decorations.
Il scarf two and a half yards long DeihS
% formed of the latter.
The table appointments were exquisite,
the menu beyond praise. Those present
We're Mrs. William Talbot and Mr.. " III.
Mr.. George Ii ingalls,, Miss Adile Archer
and Mr. VIM. Hannewinckel, Miss Carrie
Talbot and Mr. Saunders Hobson, Miss
Harriet Ross and Mr.. John Atkinson.
Miss Eugenia Tenant and Mr.. Allan
Talbot, Miss Mary Cameron and Mr..
John Currie. Miss Alys COnnally and Mr..
Leigh Page, Miss Irene LanGhorne and
Mr.. Blythe Branch.
On Friday evening the Fortnightly Club
met at the residence of MIR. Matt Pleas
ants, Mrs. Reginald Gillian being the
hostess for the evening. ma. .noou
Swift" Mr.. Carmichael reading an orig
inal essay, on the famous lTishman's
works; and Mr. b. b MUn11GTd az another },iler
a spirited debate bearing upon the even
ing's subject was participated in by
Messrs. Wyndham Meredith, Richard
Gaines, r. Il. Munford. Miss Gussie
Daniel and Mrs. Carmichael. Mr.. Mum
ford made an interesting comparison of
the temperaments of Swift and Ran
dolr h. of Roanoke
At the conclusion OF the meeting much
merriment was created by the presenta-
ton ola Christmas souvenir to each men,
her of the club by Mr.. Nyndham Mere
dlth, these being the witty and pretty
hardiW ork of Miss Lutte Peasants. One,
bearing '.Stela's" head in one Of the
upper corners was as follows;
Lady Sparshigh.
always say no
Wen, but if YOU
You'll never be
married.
The guests of the club at this meeting
were Miss Slllie Bruce and Mr.. e.. \.
Walker.
Miss Mary Lyons Is In charge of the
meeting on the evening of January 10th,
the subject of the evening being THE
Future of Japan"
On Wednesday night the Wednesday
club. whose object is pleasure. TO DE
taken once week, was entertained py
Miss Mary Williams sic west Franklin.
Progressive euchre was on the pro
gram, the first prizes being won by
Miss Mary Howard Ga handsome port
foio). and Mr.. Henry Baskerville ca me
silver knife. The decorations or Doth
the parlors and table were OF pink rose.
and a delicious menu was fauitieSSSSS
served. Those present were MIR. anu Ms'
Brydon Tenant. Mrs. Richmond tie eI
son. of North Carolina; Mr.. ana M 9nhn
". James Walker. Mr.. ana MIS- ''''''
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Mrs. Grayson Burroughs. Miss Lula
Powers, Mrs. =; T. Ro1ins2n, Mrs Mrs:
Eta HAYES. Mrs Thomas Potts. Mrs.
William DOrman. Misses Claudia Ialmer,
Martha Bagby, Elise and Bruce Williams
Carrie aad Flossie Talbot, Callle RYland.
Anne ana Eugenia Tenant, Adele Ar
cher. Nellie Boykin Roy Ellerson, Sallie
Bruce. Ella Cooke, Berta Wexford, Mrs
Warner Moore Mrs Upshur, Mrs. yunius
Morris, Miss Precious Moore MessrS.
George Ingalls, Lilbourn Myers Carter
Branch, Saunders HOOson John Atkinson,
and John Il Anderson.
A brilliat entertainment will shortly be
given by Mrs. James Thomas ana Mrs.
Calderon Carlisle in honor of Marquis
Rodcrigo Sdvedors Of Spain, at present
Mrs. Carlisle's guest.
Mrs. Brydon Tenant has issued invi-
tations to a luncheon 10 be given on
December 18th.
Letters recently received by relatives In
Richmond announced the safe arrival OF
Mrs Ionnally and Mrs. Curry at Genoa
The reception given by Major and Mrs.
Clay Drewry in honor of their daughter
Miss Virginia Drewry and her guest, MISS
Black of Nashville, was another notable
entertainment of the week Palms, ferns,
American Beauties, shades, lamps, canoe
Iabra. etc, combined TO perfect the
beauty of the rooms ,...
The decorat tons of the front parior
were specially artistic. Lamps with pink
shades were placed behind palms reach
ing 10 the very ceiling. and clusters oil
roses placed Just where their contrast
with the green was most effective. IN
this room the guests were received %!
the following young ladies';
Miss Virginia Drewry white satin ana
old point lace American Beauty roses
Miss Lillian Black. Partisan costume OF
pale pink satin and lace; Isabel Taylor,
pink crepe: Judith Deane. white satin.
chiffon and Duchess lace: Salle Bruce,
Meland Bal;by. Florence Talbot. Marie
Saunders. Mary Binford, Lucy Bridges.
Carrie Coleman, Emily Cary. Mitile
Peasants Petersburg. Julia Morton,
Nellie Boykin and the Misses Mayo.
The punch bowl was presided over by
Mrs Beirne Blair in mink faille and lace
and Mrs. William Mayo Taliiaferro. IN
white satin.
Mrs. John Munson, In white satin. dis
perRed the chocolate.
Mrs. CLAY Drewry. in handsome cos
tune of black satin and point lace. was
aided I'm the extension of the courtesles
of the evening 30 guests by Mrs. BenJa-
min Nash and Mrs. }. A. Weich.
An accurate list of those present Wohlu
show the names of very nearly four
hundred Of the younger Fashionable Sc,
beaudom being notably in evidence. a
MARITAL list is as follows Governor ana
Mrs O'Ferrall. Misses Katherine John
Brown Baltlmore), Irene Langhorne,
Claudia Palmer. Anne and Eugenia rem
nant, Irene Peasants, Ella Cooke. Carrie
Elicit. Beulah Patterson, Lula Powers.
- Kent. Alice Tinsley Berta and Sallle
Wexford, Jsaacs, Baltimore; WATSON,
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social functions of the week; elegant as
TO detail and very largely attended. Mrs.
Thomas was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Thomas rutherford. Mrs. Charles Wor-
than, Misses Alys Connally and Irene
Langhcrne. Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Thonas
Ballard aided in the extension OF the
evenings Inequalities. The handsome
rooms were profrsely and beautifully dec
GRATED with American beauty roses,
palms, ferris, etc. The table decorations
were of American beauties exclusively.
A partial list of guests IS as follows:
Mrs. Charles o'Ferrall. Mrs. Charles l.
Williams. Mrs. Judge Witt, Mrs. l.. l..
Lewis. Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. +. ID.
Hotchkiss, Mrs; Benz. H. Nash Mrs; I.
5. w. Trayers. Mrs. John p. Harrison
Mrs. and Miss Cameron. Mrs: James Al
lson, Mrs. II. G. Williams, Mrs. John +.
Branch, Mrs. Cowardin, Mrs. G. -. Lang
horne. Miss Irene Langhorne, Mrs. Jas.
Peasants. Mrs. John Hunter Mrs. John
Howard, Mrs. John Coke, Mrs. Edward
Mayo. Mrs. Moncure Perkins. Mrs Josiah
Ryiand, Mrs. Charles Iathrop Mrs. Jas.
Patton. Mrs. Tom Boiling, Mrs. Charles
Boiling, Mrs. Egbert Leigh, Mrs. Archer
Mrs. J. 4. WEIGH Mrs. e. G. McPhail
Mrs, Or. Cooper. Mrs. r. W. Powers,
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RICHMOND VA, SUNDAY DECEMBER %, 1894

Providence, r. l.: Mary Cameron, Else
and Bruce Williams. Mercer Cooke, Ko!
EIlerson, Salle Talbot. Annie Henry,
Norfolk: Ellie and Evelyn Williams,
Adele Archer, Harriet and Frances ROSS,
Mary Lewis Evie Blankenship: Louise
Quarles, Calvin Bragg, Mamie Hin, the
Misses Weddell, Calvin Bragg, Mrs: ..
ID. Drewry. Misses Mary and Ellen
Swami Drewry, Carrie Moore. Leila ana
Annie Gray; Messrs. James Rutherford.
Cooke, Blankenship; Bragg baxter te
Nashville: Spindle, Washington, H.. I; (;
baldwin. Baltimore: kirkland. and Sci
con, New York; Frank Parker, John
Peasants. Pegram, Colonel 10 Lane
Stern, Leigh Page, Saunders Hobson,
Antrim. Blair Bragg. Tyler and Charles
Brock Gus Drewry. Richard Gaines. AL
Ian Talbot, Carlton Mckinney, Cary
Bruthe. Charlottesville: Victor W Williams
&. Il. Williams. Ben Stacy, Joe Wheat
James Valentine, Jack Peasants. Palm
er, Eddie Willis. Henry baskerville. Or.
G. NJ. Miller, Frank Davenport. Aston
Cabell, Henry Landon Cabell and Powers.
On Friday evening at 8 o'clock Mr.. and
Mrs Allan Talbot entertained number
Of friends at dinner in honor OF their
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Mrs Charles 4. Blauton ana Mrs rs
bert q. Leigh. jr., 800 west Grace stree
viii be- at home to their friends on Thur
day. January 80, from TO Il. NJ.
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triebt,als pie mein Water in Iein sanae
Gene bdtt reble femme. 8ileios bic
Usicbpiiter tpo i9 friebt ben, ben ih
atrer audi bon ben piele 8ldIerausS
brinfs en- gang gebeerige Ouft trisbt.
SD Dente 3lpar nit, baB es Je1nano
gsnpbtiit bot, aiper enibau BEN td
cen gebatt. 81 aors ben iA au1 ea
SpietIh gsmaht IN ZEN bsporeebpipe,
mas msr al for quite 3sit bet bic
&inbtauf sebatt ben uno ben i'm Naz
me a1er 2ebbies I'm S6sntslnidnner
be WunIh an bas junse Glternpaar
seridt, baB 5e uns reht balb niober
oes 0ersniise made 1olle. Ser Spieti4
bot ullsrbines en- annsre Gfett eebatt,
nie idb edspedtet ben. Die 2ebois
ben seblo1dbt TN bic Sdentelmdnner
FEN Iid gsrduIpert un ben nod bic
Sieling eesudt. Mtp.t ,pas is be Diff,
i6 ben's jp gut gemeint. Balo oruff
bot fih 9tues rebois semadt, um for
beim gu itarte I'm ih tppllt grab mel
8upe taunte ob 1e audi nod al bo
spdre; oo treiidt uff eemol mel Oo4z
ter in Sab: Gor @utneb @re1des. id
bente mel BabD fterbt mid! Mir fin
al nod beg 9ettrubm gerunnt, ipo
bes aino in lei @retel selese bot. gs
par gang blau ins @efi4t I'M tonn1
balb nit mebr brieie. Gs mar Slid
bab mer nod redtaeitig tumme finb
osnn mas b.nte sc, ipas bic Mdtte,
mar? Mein Rorli., Der Ooiebub bol
seoentt, bas Bobp bdtt 9unasr IN bnt
EN- eano 8ibtitt in fein Metlde &c:
ftpppt. Oes BiBtett NOR aana pol
geiobtt un mar 70 bid setporbe tpie {
Moidmeqen,
tpomit i9 berbleibe
Sbne Sbr lietper
Rbilipp Sauerampfer.
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EaS oe,,tfHe EMrnets.

llsber bic Mi9tisteit bes Surnunter=
ri6ts in ben beltldsn @ersinen fpra9
prof. s. .. S9oenricb nn Baltimore
por Der @eneraltonf fersn3 Der beutl1en
driitliaen 0ereine iuneer Mdnner, bic
tor &nr5em in Buffalo, q. g., taste.
ST iDar Der InIibt, oab bas ameritaz
niIhe Surnen nit feinen patentappa=
raten uGsr glrt in parlorortig einse=
rlhteten 6allen unter Dem lanbldufi<
gen Sang nah Neuberli9teiten ben
GjetIt ielbit, ben einfaben uripiihiigen
Surnergeiit ernitlih sefdbrbe. Nuf=
gabe Der beutIdsn Nereine ion es iein,
eurh Misunderstanding Der beipdbrten
beutidrn Surnmetboben Dem in ben
ensliI6en 0er.inen einreibenben Par>
lorz unb Observation-Disclosures gu
itsuern, ben @ebrauh Der oft foltlpie>
liesn @pparcte atpil6sn bier Wdnben
mOslidIt gu be elhrdnfen unb in iebe1
Sabres5eit, obne gu Diel Riidiiht auf
bas Wetter, friIde, fr0blide Surnfabr.
ten au 2ano uno WaiIer gu unternebs
men: oo tperben niht nur bic Mus=
teln getrdftist, oa pirb audi Der RDr=
per ab9ebdrtet urb Der Murb gsit6blt,
oa Gubert iid Der mobltbdtise gtnflub
Der Natur auf @etit unb @emiitb, Der
bann Durb trsue aamerabibaft gum
barmoniIden 2lusbrud eeIonst. Be-
ionoeren Werib leste Reoner auf Ma1>
fertouren. $50 es nur tbunlid iei, loGz
ten Rllberabieilunsen einseridtst per,
ben. unb bi. Ruoeriibunsen iollt.n au9
IN Der fdlteren Sabresaeit anssben, 10
lange oas WaHer nur nidt au raub
uno sisf frei lit.
Wlan nerOe ni6t Elm, Der WaNtr.
fprrt lei gu sefdbrli9. Der 9urnr lou
allerbings bic Sc efaN nibt let1tItnnig
hsrausToroern, er ion fi6 aber iiben,
ibr jeber5eit entI9lohen entgesenautres
ten. Sino niht manhe Der 3urniibun=
gen in Der 9alle nit mebr ober neniser
gsfabr perbunben? Dds Wobl bes Waz
terlanbes unb Der @elellIhaft berlangt
nidt Mustelmenlden, vMtbleten" ober
9ltrobaten, ionbern 1petterfeits, mutbise
Mdnner. OurA oas JeIrbalkn an ben
beipdbrten beut1den Eurnmetboben
tperoe man als Elm gutter Sauerteis auf
bic InDeren eintpirten; her selunbe
Sinn Der Mitglieber Der enelildenWer=
eine ipirb Te balb ertennen laIen, tpie
auf biele Weile ni4t anein bic Mus~
teln aetrdftist tptrben. fonbern bic bar.
montlde Gntpidluns oes sanaen Menz
i1en, bes ieelti@en. seiftisen. foaialen
unb pbpliidrn Mtn|aen, beeinflubt
tuiub. Gin fol9es 3iel 1T erniten @tres
bens pertb.
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Cages -@retgniGe
Jnldno.
Die Streif.Qommiifion.

Gbicoso, Slls., 20. Nus. - Ser
Wiae-Yrdlioent Widss BON ber pulman
gompasnie mar geitern mieber lansere
3eit auf ben 3eusenitanb.
4uf eine beSiisli9e Grase beg 9errn
@riebt Iaote er, bab es Der gompaenie
$1,4OO,OOO setoitet baben miirbe, bic
Wassons berSuitellen, fiir tuel6e, als
Der Streit ausbra9, nod Orbres pors
banben tparen. Die Mrbeit aQein tpiirbe
$4,000 sefoitet baben. Die Con-
tratte leien auf @runb elmer 2obnre=
button BON 20 Yro3ent ansenommen
uorben unb unter ben friiberen 26bnen
uirbe Die Nrbeit $4,000 setolte ba=
ben.
Serr @ides CAB su, baB na9 bieler
Bolis bic Gompasnie ibre Ginnabmen
I'm $4,000 reouairt babe unb Die 20bne
Der Mrbeiter um 100000. Dies, iaste
ct, i6eine nidt serabe sere6t gu lein,
ct bente aber, bab es immerbin beKer
1ei, als bic Mrbeiter gang gu entlaNen.
Nuf cine weitere Gra9e bes 9err.,
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ONetttt eGretbebrief oeS Ybtlipy
SaMeraMpfer.
Wlein gutter 6err Mebattiondr!

SD ben, menn
i0 nit miBtebte
fin, Sbne tura
surild reportet,
oaB ib @rdnpa
aemoroe lin IN
DaB id fee@loie
nit gebpt ben,
oaB 10 ebbes 5u
etfspefte ,p1r.
Utei Gisaie
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DH v@arlanb" Oefen unb STANCES
itno ni4t tbeurer als bic uertblolen
Na4abmunsen. 2abt lie gu9 5eigen.
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Der Wtapor bon eblca9o Der ueberbrin'
ger lei.
Rad meiteren unui9tisen Mus5aseu
pertaste ii@ bic 2ommiifon.
9iuise Reife naa europa.
Nem Dort, 81. Mus. = Die
9amburs Mmeritanil9e Dampferlinie
bat ben Jabrpreis BON Nep Oort nad
southampton i'm 3miidenbed ber
S4neloampfer bon SIS auf $40 ber=
abseiebt. Die Mmeritanii9e Qinie bat
l9on ieit bier Wo9en bielen niebrioen
preis bere9net unb Der Mnbrane Der
PaFasiere mar in Golse belen 10 grob,
oab bic Oampfer Der gompagnie nidt
ale beforbern fonnten unb Der ueber=
14ub on bic 9amburser 2inie abeeee=
ben uerben mubte, ,pelber bic Mmerifo=
nijde 2inie aber fir ieoen Yaliaeier $l5
besablen mubte Die Mmeritanilde Qi=
ME setuinnt our9 bieie Nebuftion i'm
Tabrsreis in erfer 2inie, bsnn lie fam
jest ibren ueberlduB an gallaoieren
obne iueiteren 0erluH an bic beutIbe 81.
ME abgeben.
Die $40 Tabrt nad Soutbampton
fat einen sroben She'll oes @erfebrs bon
2iperpool ab9etpenoet uno bic 2iperpop-
ler Dampier=G Gompasnie baben iebt oen
plan in Grtud9uns, Die Gabrt i'm s3ui=
lpenbed auf ibren 2inien auf $3.50 bers
ab3uiesen.
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Nbenbs bis bic leste Diptlion poriiber-
gegansen mar.
9m Nbenb ga5 bic Martne-Gup elm
CONCERT in ber Contention 9ad, bos bon
elmer iiberaus sablreiden Wenlhenmense
beiu6t mar.
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Suppressed or Irregular Men,
situation you must use
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

We have presented this week two az
ticles that ought to rejoice and refresh
the hearts of all temperance workers.
IIefer to the grand meeting set for
June on Staten Island, where so many
thousands will congregate and plan for
our work all over the land, and the
other item of so much interest is found
in the very strong and positive DECLARE
tions of that great body, the General
Conference of the Methodist Church,
South, in favor of Prohibition. Year
after year our church conventions of
the different denominations are put
ting themselves on record as temper
ance bodies, and they seem to be grow
ing stronger and stronger; but what
we need is all the sentiment along that
line can be felt, and then we need the
rofes of Christian men, to carry out
!. this sentiment. Not till then will
We realize what prohibition OF the Ii
quor traffic means.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
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