davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-19
Arbetter= Qn oele9enheiten.
Die mirthe ais 8unoeseenofen ser oreont=
iirteu Qrbeiter. = Die 5wede u1o 6ieIe
Ger &abor Qrmv.

Der 9citrigenS tBung oeS @eiperfic6aftS=
rotb9 Lag elnc 3ul6rift BON Ser SrQantlaz
ton Der I8irtbe bieieS 8e5irfS Dor, laut Ser
bic organiltrten gBirtbe gepiut ieten, forta6
MIR unionlDaaren Su Dcrfaufen. Solte
oteicr 8cibluB ernit 9emeint fem, 10
piir6e ct natllrgemGB etnen gepaltigeu
GtnfluB ouf bic 2lrbeiterbepegung in Die
lem SeSirfe auSli6et, Sumal Der Serbano
Der Q8irtbe bes l. 8e5irfs Don SQinois
ettpa 1000 Wtt9lieDer aG6lt, 8ereitS in
nerldbie0enen oer leBtcn Stbungcn oeS Sc
iperflbaftratbeS tpur6e bon etn5elnen Dele
gaten angeDeutet, oaB Die Brauereibeitber
am 1. Wtat ben Gcriu6 mac6en D%iirOen,
Sic 90bne ibrer 2(n9elteuten gu re6u5iren.
Dab Die 8rauercian9elteQten iib elmer
Qobnreoultion nicbt o6ne QSetteres figen
mirOelt, bart wo6l ais it6er angenommsn
perben, uno eiu Streif wiir6e faum 3u
Oermeiben ietn. Die organiitrten @irt0e
wirOen bann @ele9en1eit Daben, 3l 3eigcll,
ob tbr 8eic6luB emit g%eneint lei. Die 3u>
lcbrtft .be5 WirtDSDerbanOe5 lpur0e DDr1
@etDerficbaftSrat6 lelbltperitGn6licb nit
groBer @enu9tbunng ent9c9en9enomnlen
un0 Der @recutiDe %iibertptelen.
SIM llebrtgcn bracbte Sic geitrige StBung
0es @eiperfi1aftSrat6es tetne 8el6liliie
BON algemetnem Sntere1ie, abgeleben 6az
BON DaB cine 3ui6rtft Der yQ(merican Sc
oeration of 9abor" 5ur Gorlclung 8elangte,
tpelcbe ben 8oDcOtt inbOiiirte, ben Die Orga:
n"titrten Sii6ler Begen Bic Sirma 8runs=
mid, 8alte & @oQenber, unb Gotblcbil6 &
Cons (2tmerican Bar Sirturc g. per5
9dngt baben. SIM 2inben S6eater in
@%ngteipoob tpiro 6cute Nbeno eine Ser
iammlun9 bebufs Or9antItrun9 etncS
3pcigeS Oer r2obor QlrmD" itattfinben.
Die yQabor NrmD" murbe por etnigen Wos
naten bon Sobn s. Goplan0 aus SeraS
inS 2eben g%erufen, I'm cooperative So
Ionien Sur Yrobuftion unb Sabrtfation
allies Defien 81 grinOen, 3aS Die WttgGieber
braucben, Inn ii6 oaS 9eben bebagli6 81
9eitaIten. Die Sbce GopeLan6's bat bon
Nnfang an grnBen Nntlong gefun6en, utb
etipa 600 ~Berlonen 1oQen berctt lein,
praftti6 an oaS gSerf ST. geben, iobalo Die
n0t6igen arrangements fiir Sic 8elc6af>
flung Don paiicnoen 2Gnbereien, W}aicbi7
ncrie un6 bic ionltt0en 8ebIrfnjiie Der
Golonte getroffen itnb. Den Srauen lou
in Oer Golonie feline meitere Q(rbeit 3ugee
tbetlt iper6en, ais sic Gorge fir oaS pbp>
iiide, geiitige unb moralii1e 8ob1 iDrer
&tnDer. N6i6affung Der 2obniflaOeret
uno @tnfilbrun9 Der coOperatiben Q(rbeit
itno bic 3iele Ser v2abor NrnD",
Ob Oie GOpelanO'i6en Sheen in 8irfz
ltdbtett ausftbrbor itno, miro bic 3ufunft
gu lebren 6aben.
, 1894-03-19
Gin Ieihtfinni9er Sonnta9sreiter.

Sames Mur00u9b iiberritt g~eItern No6z
mittag gcgen 3 llbr BEN 8jdbrigen 2lbe
@orbOn, ais OerieLbe nit mebrcren &in6ern
Oor Dem elterliben 6auia, go. "a Subj
Ctr, ipielte. O6ne iib nm Sen iber unb
iiber bIltenben 8naben weiter SIT fiimmern,
rift er baDon. 9ocb Der 9erobe porbet>
fabrenbe Gapt. Sane, Der &ommanbeur
oes 9espIotneS Ctr. 9titrttts. tpar 2tugen7
3eu9e bes Qluftritts gewelen un6 iagtc binz
ter Dem 9aDonreitenben ber. @r faBte i'm
ab unD nabm ibn in 6aft. 9a Der &nahe
in lebr frttii6em s3ultanoe oarnieoerliegt,
oeri6ob Ri9ter 8raDpcu sic G~erDanblunz
gen bis gum 20. uno iteute Sen lei9t@
i%innigen Sonnta8sreite bis Oabin unter
$1,000 8irgiAaft.
, 1894-03-19
our zGrdoe.

alderman Otao6en miro Der beutigen
Staotrat6SltBln9 cine Srbinan3 Dorlegen,
our3 tpcl9e Der Gorporationsantpalt auz
9emieien tperoen fol-, in @enreinicbaft nit
Dem 0berbaucommtlidr feitSuiteuen, tpeldbe
Jtebte Die Staot unter Der iiingit pom
Sbergert9t ab9cgebenen @ntlcbci6Ung auf
benz safe 6rontz8 arr bat. 6erncr loQen
Die bctOcn %genannten 6errn fe1titeuen, in
tDietpctt itdbtiides @runbeigentbum burcb
Observation-Disclosures un6 anbeve prtuate
Gorporattonen benuBt ipir6, namcntlicb
ebentalS in 8~e3ie6un9 auf bic 9erbdltnilIs
an Der gate Tront. S6lteBlidb ioQcn Sic
O%cnannte1 Elm @utabten 6ariibcr abgeben,
pclc9e Jtedbte Der StaOt in Sc5ug auf Sic
9erpenOun9 Der 2afe 6ront ibcrDoupt 31=
itcbcu.
, 1894-03-19
UefegraphiIAe OepeGAen.
Sttrbt an elmer Gtnbtloun9.
mie elmer alien Junefer ihr Gooesta9 Dor
aus9eia9t wuroe.
S II N e. g. q, 10. N2dra.

Gor eilligen Monaten befebrte iich Sic
ettpa f~inf3i8 Sabre alto Sungfer Seancttc
W0rtin, aus Ser in Der 9t66e gelegenen
0&~teoerlaliung MttuS@O}tGS, gum Spiriz
tualiSmuS. Die nGdbIte 6DIge mar, Dap fe
idmmtli9e oarauf beSH9libe Mcrfe oui baS
@ifrigite i~tuOirte. 8or 5mei @oc6en lagte
ite tbrem Ontel, BET ipelcbem lie wobnte,
OaB iDr Der @eiit bon 8btlo Mfius, einem
Dor etni8en Wtonaten 8eitorbenen Na96ar,
cri6ienen lei un6 t6r geia8t babe, Dab tie
AM IA. Oieies Monate5 fterben tperbe. Ser
Snfel periucbte, bic Sacbe pe9Sulacben,
aber ie blteb feit BET Dem @louben, baB bic
SorReriagung eintrcffen werOe. Qlm Mtttts
ipocb Wor9en itanb ite nicbt CUR gewODnz
li6ert Belt auf, unO lo9te i1rem Ontel, baB
iie it6 nibt pobl fiible. Ser OnfeI !poute
gum 9oftOr geben, aber ite e%rflGrte, OaB
baS 1ibts 6elfen wiir6e, ba ie bocb bal0
iterben tper0e. Srpboem ging CT ST einem
@r5te; ais ct aber NIT bieiem 5uriidfcDrte,
lag baS WfGbcbcn i6on I'M Sterben, unO
mar balb barauf cine 2ei6e, 10 baB alio
iene 8oralsia9un9 oes y@eiiteS" uonBbilo
Wfias ani9einenb ipirflicb e%intraf.
, 1894-03-19
Die BIdttern.

@eltern ur6 beute 0ormittag ipurben
f~Ol9cnbe neue 8latternfGQe i'm @e1unbbeitSz
amt angemel0et:
81. s.. 0oueb, 25 S., 22O .. ObiO. Ctr,
@bas. gtcrion, 20 S., Safe Que. unO 55.
Ctr.
MarD 9erne8te, Is S., 159 9e aooen
Ctr.
6iQwof, 20 S., 11O5 8OOm's6aIe 9aOoO.
Daniel @%ouiins, 81 S., 81 Guitum 9Ouie
8Iace.
Seize Zimmerman, % S., 4G7 Sutton
Ctr.
Tre0, 2lber, 40 S.. 1875 8aciftc Qpe.
emanuel McGOb, % s., $50 Nuittn Nbc.
6attie 9teDer6oDiap, % g., II Mart ct.
GDos. 9emorS, so S, 81 g. 9eSplaineS
Str.
So5n 8rotpn, 10 S., 1926 Glort Str.
Sno 6. S6anien, 20 g., 1893 g8. 10. Str.
Sophia Stemper, 6S., 1011 g8. 20. Str.
W}aA0ie Softer, 81 s., $50 %. %. Str.
Sane Softer, 40 s., 730 90. p. Str.
ST.. Us, 81. lSbitcader, 81 S., 81 @ppreB
Str.
, 1894-03-19
Odter mo Uohter.

Sobn @edGer, ii6er beIien Qtblebet un6
2ebenslauf mir tiir5licb an OOrIie9enOer
STEELE auSflbrlt9 beribteten, wur6e bcute
auT benz ct. 8ontfaciuSz &irb6of 3uiam9
men nit ieiner Go9ter, Srau Olarv
gStuiams, bcgraben. 6rau @iuiams,
melcbe III SEQ. 80 8eetbooen 8Gace po6nte,
lag bcretts i'm 8ett, ais i6r 8ater erz
frantic un6 beiien @bleben murbe lift aus
S9onun8 nicbt mtt9etbeiIt. Sic ftarb am
Samltag al Blutpergiftung, obne 5t
%tpiien, boB i6r Nater ibr int Iooe porane
gegangen let. Die Observation-Disclosures
tonOen beutc 8Ormttta8 untcr. 5abIreicher
8etDetli9un8 in Der st, MticbaelS@& ircbe
itatt.
, 1894-03-19
fir oas c~oIumbifde mu1eum.

9as TielS> Golumbti9e Wtuleum ptr6
bot ietner @rOffnun9 nocb burcb cine Qn5
5Gbl iebr tpertbDouer Sbieftc bereicbert lperz
oen. Il. q. lit fir baiielbe bic groBe
Si1anD'l9e Goeliteinz SammlHng fir ben
8reiS BON ettpa 500, 900 angefauft iporoen.
SIS 1T 6teieS bteielbe Sammlung, sic in Ser
StffonD'i6en Nusiteaung i'm Sn6uitriez
palait etne 10 grOBe Qtn5iebungstraft altf
6aS Bublttum auSiibte. Sic entbGLt
Gremplare auer @6eliteine uno lit nit
groBen Soften 3uiommengebrobt mor6en.
Il. q, entbGlt bic Sammlun9 BEN beriibms
ten !6ope Opal, Ser emit in 0onbon fir
$26,31O D%ertauft purbe, ferner ben 6ope
%Nquamarin, einen 9~ritnen Gurmoltn unb
BEN 0orereS 0ia1nanten, Der auf Der 8ariler
Nuslteuung 1873 groBeS Nufieben erregte.
NuBer 6ieier tpertbpollen Sammlung lit
fir baS Wtuleum bic &unb'i1c Sammlung
bon MeteOriten, cine mineralogiicbe 8tbLto7
tbef BON 5000 8Gnben, cine Sammlung
BON 8prtraitS ser beoeutenoiten Wtineraz
lOgen uno 0eologen, cine 9roBe Wtiin37
lammlung H., a. M. ertpor6en tpor0en.
, 1894-03-19
feueribGoen.

9luS un6cfannter ltriocbe bracb beute
Oforgcn I'M 81 lt0r in Ocm BON s. 9.
Giltng beiUObnten 6auie go. 1179 g8aib=
in8ton 8ouleOarb Seuer aus. Die Teuerz
ipebr lparoe per Gelep6on berbeigerufen uu6
e5 gclang ibr balO, bic 6lammen SIT l0fben,
bob mar berett9 eiE Sbaoeu bon $500 an
9ertbtet iporOen. Ser GerIuit lit Ourcb
8erii6erung 9e0eft.
Sn 6ol8e zines iiber6ei3ten SfenS bracb
beute Wfor9en nm 10 ltbr in benz 6auie
"a @Oam5 Str, in benz 6reO Seitmann
etneg8trtbI6af betrcibt, Elm 6eucr aus, ba8
an Dem @ebduoe etten Sc9oOen bon $500
anrt9tete, che eS gel0idbt per0en fonnte.
, 1894-03-19
8efommen 6eIe9enhett sum Dir
betten.

Srant BiGioms, alias &eab, Elm notortz
iber Character BET Wetieite, Der i9on perz
Ibtebene Sermtne in ben @%efGngniiien uno
3u%cbt6duiern bieies 2anbes 5ugebratbt, un6
SDoS. SGrrea, Tranf 8eit uno GDomaS
Sarien, bret e6enfaus lebr anrii9ige un6
arbettSi3eue Snbibtbuen, purben beute
Dem &iobter @berbarb, unter Der oIge,nein
9ebaltenen Qlnflage rltnorbentLicbes 8ez
tragen" Dorgefifbrt. Qlue bier iouen in ben
leBten @oCben Dcri6iebene 6auunfel1itreibe
beriibt baben unb b~eionberS bic @egeno an
9eSplatneS Str, nobe Qlbans uno Ban
Buren Str, unit6er mac6en.
8otbetpaiitren0e 8rauen tper6en orf's
grObltcblte beLetOigt, WtannSperionen an
9ebalten, an9eIocbten uno penn ite fidb
tpeigern, Bic ungebin6erte 8aiioge iidb
Ourcb Elm @%clbopfer 3u %erfoufer, miBbanz
BELT. lin Der 8an6e Gin penig boS 6eno>
tperf 81 legerr, le9te Der gticbter Seoem porz
lGuftg cine $5zStrafe auf. Mit 8tQioms,
9e9en ben Die Detectives etipoS Ibipereres
@ci6iB aufsufabren I'M Stanoe iein mol
len, tpirO itb Ser 3icbter nocb etnmal am
q. 3. 81. belbdftt9en. 8is oo6in itebt Der
ST. 3ubtbGuSler inter $500 Bitr9ibaft.
SIN letner Gai6e fanb ma cine nit 3eug
lberwt6elte Bleifugel.
, 1894-03-19
Qn's 0riminaloeridt pernieIen

Sn Solepb Davenport, ben oie8oltsiiten
&qteu uno %ponS 9eitern Wtorgen nm 4
lbr mach elmer beiBen Sago an Ser Gfe Der
Wtabt1onS un6 40. StraBe ocrbQftctcu
unO beute fritb Oor 9ti9ter DoDle fii6rten,
9laubte man ben Ginbrec6er eripilcbt III
baben, ber am Samitag Nben6 in bieS8obz
1ung oeS 9errn @auB, bes eriten 6iilfSz
gtbltotbetarS unlerer itabtiicben 8i6lios
tibet, brang nnb auf Qebteren, ais CT er.
tOadbte. icboB. Inter $1,000 8irgicbaft
beripies Der Gi9ter Davenport an bas
Griminalgeribt.
, 1894-03-19
Opfer 6es 2lIcoboI.

So6n @arritD, tpelcber bisber nit ieinem
SObn $50. 81 Srantlinltrobe 3uiammenz
mObnte, pur0e auf Den 2tntrag Oes lebteren
inter elmer Strafe bon $40 nacb benz 8al6z
in9tonian Some 9eianot.
Srau 8ogle eripirfie bte ltebermeilung
t6reS @atten, Batrid 8ogle, inter elmer
Strafe bon $50 an bas ~Q8aibin9tonian
Some. 9aS @bepoar tpobnte go. 81 8tnez
1traBe. 9atrif lit oftenbar Dem 0elirium
IremenS ~perfauen.
, 1894-03-19
UnperdntportIib.

Trau So6u Q8tie bon $50. 967 90. 21.
StraBc Iegte geitern MorQen ibr 5 Wonate
aIteS G0bterbcn auf ooS 8ett unb beoefte
es nit elmer 0ede. Oils eS balls barauf
81 regnen Drobte, cling Ser Gater beS &inoeS
in ben 6of, Inn Die bort sum Grofnen aufz
gebGngte NSGicbe db3uneDmen. Gr mari
Die l8dibe aui baS 8ctt, in tpel6em bas
Sinh icblief uno beOe6te 2ebteyes pouz
it6nbtg. 2uS bic Otutter cine Stunoe
ipdter nab benz &inOe ie9en poute, mar es
TINT
, 1894-03-19

9eS oeritorbenen y8laf Sad" Oat~
tatp's 8umboot lift jebt in Gin 8etbaus perz
lDal1oelt NporOel, nacbOem eS 81 Dieiem
3ned Die 1totbi9en 8erdnberungen crlitten.
gSo lteb tritber Der Ausi9ant befan6, itebt
1eBt Die San5el, bon pel6er 9teo. 6. 81.
Bterce oaS @oangelium pertiin6et. 9as
Soot ltegt lilbli6 bon bet MaOtion Ctr.
Bride bor Anter.
, 1894-03-19

Die Orbtnansen betreffs 11mman6z
lung Ser Bferbeba6n=9taien ser Sibieite in
eleftriibe Srouep : Qtnten perOen beute
9l6enb nacb einem @inDeritdnbniB 3tpii6en
benz WfaDor un0 0en1 Qntpalt @rinneQ bon
ber SibieitezS Observation-Disclosures in
Der Staotrot6sitbung ntcbt gum 4lufruf 9ez
lan0en.
, 1894-03-19
oFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Statement of the NEWARK FIRE
hhhual OtotVMVHt INSURANCE of
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
3lst day of December 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
25o,VVU.VO
, 1894-03-19
FFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statement Of the 5. Branch Of the HAM
hnnuui D'0lVmVW BURG BREMEN FIRE TNSU-
RANCE COMPANY of Hamburg in the State Of
Hamburg, Empire of Germany on the 3Ist day of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Super
of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-17
n sT. PAUL,s CLUB.

Rev. pr. Smyth speaks on. che Life
 and Character of Ireland,s Patron
 Saint.
 The St. Paul's club was addressed last evening by Rev. Dr. Newman smyth on aThe Life and Traditions of St. Patrtek," and although. said he, very meagrs and unreliable legends, together with exagger- ated accounts by monks tend to make many tales of his life of no authentic value, yet Dr. Smyth gave short biogra- phy, which he supported by quoting some of the best authorities. He affirmed that the best sourcesof knowledge in regard to this noted Irish saint are German works.
 The speaker began with the childhood of St. Patrick, saying he was undoubtedly born in Gaul, instead of Scotland, as is sometimes said. At tho age of six hs was captured by pirates and taken to Ireland, where he remained in captivity for seven years.
 It the end Of this time fie wss led by . vision to seek the coast where he began his labors for the church, which lasted for thirty-four years. He kept the Irish church apart from the Roman church and 1t was through his efforts that the Irish church was the last in European countries to become connected with Rome, and this was only done at last by England through force of arms.
 St. Patrick placed schools beside churches, thinking one to be as valuable as the other, and in his time the Irish were one of the most intelligent people of Europe. His confession and some letters are still extant, showing much of his character. The speaker mentioned various facts to show the fine character of the man, and said he was we'll worthy of being sainted. There was . large attendance It the club and the lecture was much enjoyed.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-17
Fair Haven.

3 The officers of the Association for the Advancement of Women, now in sessfon in this city. will be entertained at lunch- con to-day from 11:30 a. m. 10 p. m.. ct the rssidenoe of Dr. Mary B. Moody, cor ner of Grand and Shirland avenues, on the heights. e
 At the Second Congregational church to morrow evening at 7:30 the service will be in charge of the Congregational broth hood of the church. There will be print ed program, which will include music by the choir, assisted by the cornet, and also congregational singing, and sermon by the pastor, Rev. D. N. James. These ser- vices have been specially interesting and largely attended. Rev. Fl. w. Hunt will preach at the chapel services each evening next week except on Tuesday.
 s-e The funeral of Miss sAdella M. Wrioht. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright of Townsend avenue, and teacher ein the Woodward school. will be largely attended from Ss. Andrews M. E. church this after noon ct 2:30 o'clock.
 The annual meeting of the Young Ls- dies Mission circle connected with the Grand avenue Congregational church was held Thursday evening at the home of the Misses Griswold, on Clinton avenue. The following were elected as officers for the coming year: For president, Miss Jennie l.. Griswold; vice presidents, Miss Anette Johnson and Miss Mary Blakealee; score tary, Miss Clara Ford; treasurer, Mrs. B. F. Bacon. The treasurer reported an ex. penditure of $1O9 for missionary and . balance in the treasury of $43.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-17
Boys Fall

Church Suits or any other kind you want. A free key with every purchase and a possibility of unlocking the box containing $Io.oo in gold. Tonr's if you do. Boys Clothing. Judging
 by sales, silk gowns of Black Grenadine will flourish. Plain or fancy stripes and figures, priced from $ cents to $I.25 a yard.
 A few added new styles in e catchy
 Swivel Silks. Maybe few evening
 occasions and after that, pretty a
 summer gown as one would wish
 5S cents yard.
 On Saturday a new line of neat checks and mixtures in Spring Suitings. All popular shades A inches wide at 75 cents yard. Acknowledged $I.oo fabric. Main Entrance Left Aisle
 A medicine-taking and ,,,o,,ax, c,x,,, rr
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-17
YALE nAsRnALL SCHEDULE.
Announced by Manager Skinner Yes-
 terday Afternoon.


 by Manager skinner Yes-
 terday Afternoon. Manager Skinner of the Yale baseball nine yesterday afternoon gave out the schedule of games arranged by the team from the beginning of the ssason till the opening of the championship season with the initial contest of the Princeton series. As few games will be played subsqusnt to this date, except the Harvard and Princeton matches. the published schedule is practi- cally complete.
 It Is e follows: March 22, with the Y. M. 0. A. club at Washington, D O.; Msrch 23, with the University of North Carolina ct Greensboro, N. O.; March 24, with the University of Virginia ct Richmond, Va {; March 20, with the University of Virginia at Charlottesville, Va; March -, United States Nsvsl academy at Annapolis, Md. for the Easter trip.
 The remaining games are: April 3, with Williams college st New. Haven; April and z, with Boston league team at New Haven; April IA, with Brooklyn league in Brooklyn, N. F.; April IS, with Wesleyan university as Niddletown, Conn. April 21, with Brown university at New Haven; April 2S. with University Of Psnn- sylvapia at New Haven; May 9. with Amherst college at New Haven; May 5, with Brown university at Providence; May 6. with Amherst ct Amherst; May 12, with University of Pennf ylvania at Philadel- phis; May 19, with Princeton at New Haven.
 The series with the University of Penn. l sylvanis will probably be left undecided, as only two games have been arranged. A | third game will bs played with Brown uni versity ct Providence on Decoration day whether either college wins both of the | previous games or not. No games havt been arranged with sitber Dartmouth oI the University Of Vermont this year Dartmouth wished to play only at home and Yale thought the distance too far University of Vermont was able to com, to New Haven only during the progress q the semiannusl examinations and the Ysl, management thought this would be an un desirable time. Audover academy vii play at Yale later in the season.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-17
STATE nAss BALL LEAGUE.

Meriden and New Britain may Not
 be in it.South Nerwalk and Rock-
 ville Clanor0us to Get in-Pros-
 poets as to the Rig Ball Towns.
 From the present indications 1t looks as if Meriden and New Britain would drop out of the proposed new Connecticut State league. At the first meeting held in New Haven on last Saturday both New Britain and Me1iden said that they felt little shaky. and that 1t was not certain whether or not they would go in the league. How ever, should they both pull out, as they now threaten to do, 1t will in no way break up the proposed new league. Both South Norwalk and Rockville are clamoring to get in, and in fact 1t matters not If either
 Rockville or South Norwalk stay out be-
 cause very strong and compact league
 could be formed and would be composed
 of New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeporr, Wa-
 terbury, New London and Norwich. These
 are the nix largest and strongest baseball towns in the state, and they could easily hold together until the end of the season. ssIt is e great deal better," said awell known local enthusiast yesterday, "that the weak clubs should pull out before 1t is too late and then there will bs no uncer- tsinty about the league from the start. Meriden and New Britain were always weak and in my opinion they arc better out of the league than in It."
 The fact that Walter W. Burnham, the we'll known baseball manager, was in New Haven yesterday looks we'll for the new league. It Is not at all improbable that he h4 fp of and if he does the league ought to start in and finish the season in fins shape. His experience has been both wide and varied, like all baseball managers, and should he consent to get into line 1t would augur well for the new leagues success. It will be remembered that under Burnhsm'e management the New Haven eranks saw some of the best ball they ever witnessed in their lives, and there is no doubt in the minds of New Haven enthusiasts that he | can furnish it to other cities ss we'll as he | did here.
 Manager John Mckee is being overrun | with applicants for positions on the New Haven team from the young players in thii city and elsewhere, and he will have album dant material from which to select tnt
 team. This poohing at young players be
 cause they are young Is all nonsense. Tne pest game or pal playeo tc-oay Il
 being put up by the young blood. Tn. l best men in the big leagues are those witt
 strong arms, bright eyes, and the remark able qnjekness and ginger that is to b' found nowhere except in the young play CTS. New Haven has developed some oi the best players in the National league sim ply by letting the youngsters have chance to show what they could do, and it is SC
 everywhere. There is no telling but wha
 some more stars will be developed this sea
 son from the green young players, and ta' enthusiasts may rest assured that there ar'
 just as many to be picked up in New Ha ven as in any other city in the country. I you don't believe 1t just take walk around
 the city these fine afternoons and see then | eat baaeballs.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-17
Railroads and Bridges.

The committee room in the city hall was altogether too small last evening to ac- commodste the number of Fair Haven residents who desired to be present at the meeting of the committee on railroads and bridges in expedition to the petition of the Manufacturers' street rail lway. Strong arguments were made against granting the petition. The committee will meet next Tuesday and formulate Q report.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-17
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Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-17
Yale Ru6aIo CIub R.nouet.

The first annual dinner of the Yale Buffalo club was held at Henblein's cafe last evening and was most enjoyable affair. Frank 0. Putnam was toastmaster, and toasts were responded to by Sherman R. Hall, George E. Dorlsnd. Albert l.. Grein. George William Olmsted. Arthur B. Chivers, Nathan H. Jsvett, R. Harvey Thsyer, jr., W. Harry Glenny, Theodore N. Gowsns, Edward M. Sicard, Robert J. Perew, Thomas B. Lockwood and James D, Sawyer,