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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
PREPARATIONS Fog SPRINGFIELD.
THE YALE TEAM WILL TAKE ITS THAININd-TABLS
COOKS AND \ SUPPLY OF LAKE
WHITNEY wATrI
ACID POISONING

'-N'''@
WHITNEY WATER
Now-Uaven Nov l. ,SpcciaD. Preparations for
"a. accommodation 90 the Yale eleven during itS
STAY in Springfield AT the time Of the Yae-larv"ri
came have ben completed by Yale. The head
quarters OF the team while IN that city viii be at
the school OF Christian workers. ~ IH't year
It.ra the team VIII be provided with dormiiory
accommodations and vii practise at the gyInnA-
siurn during the morning before the game. Inc
Vale team Will leave this city on Friday afternoon
November g. \ special train has been chartered
II Will carry the players. substitutes. coachers'
rtnicrs and cooks. The entire Kitchen "i 'he
training table Will be- transported with the team
and a large quantity 81 water viii De- carried 10
,,..r1 against danger from the change In liquids
l.. witt and Grccnway are out oi the race '"'
,,e, ,ors on the varsity eleven DE Wit was abe
"a si, Nm to-day at his home in Hartford but ne u
extremely weak and playing this season ~ out OF
IA. question Grccnway Is suffering from ba1
strain and although he IS attending recitatohs
reg,,l,rly is UNI, tor any heavy work Yale Is IN
luck in having promising candidates Tor pom posi-
,f,r- h. prarfcc today J"fIrNlS HH'"'N az
nnelv "a a competitor for halfback. ana may posi-
Ia, ,.ii-f, Mills what seemed 10 h' N"i'
,tfrI For 5;reruMaNs position HasS u making
s,ri .rort 10 crowd young Louis Iiink"y out. for
Iarl Met rca H. hracing hneiy, ana Tor quar-
Az. is oufrlaving Armstrong. Barring hcclh'h'S'
tj.. and Nicer viii surely be- on inc n"r team
IN the big games -, ,. .or,,,r,,, ,,,s
,.,r .f witnessing the work 81 M la. team III
,r,ctfc. aafue The Chicago Athletic club eleven
m L ~. visitors and II Is expected that Hen"l-
Gnrcr and Bun viii line up with them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
SPLEEN AGAINST JUDGE GIINOR.
DR.. CLARENCE TALIMAN. WHO HAS BEEN
CHARGED WITH FORGERY. UTTEKS
BITTER WORDS


The ojectment suit brought by Bradish J. Smith
and Edwin =. Smith executors Of the estate OF
Edwin Smith, TO dispcssess Augustus +. Tuthl
tenant OF the Eighth Avenue Hotel, at Nos. 2l5
and 2fS Eghth-ave.. for allowing the hotel To be
used for immoral purposes came up before civil
Justice Stiner yesterday. Agents Lemon. whitney
and bennett. OF the Society for the Prevention or
Crime. testified that they had taken women to
the hotel Or. Clarence Taman. dentist, then
testified that he Witnessed improper sights at the
back windows Of the hotel from his Office.
r. VI. Friend. for Tuthill thus examined the wit
In 1871 you arrested at the racetrack In
Washington for forging pool tickets Yes; but
the charge was an Infamous ne" exctedly said the
witness.
'You were arrested in Brooklyn for forging the
name OF Charles f. Ryer?'
Yes. but was never tried. The Indictment was
squashei'
libel. proved you a forger%
The case came before Judge Gaynor ami he
owned much stock in The Eagle that h. decided
against me. -
What, You attack honorable Judge How
dar. you2" demanded Lawyer Friend. There was
confusion FOR Ten minutes. the lawyer ana witness
shouting At one another. and the Justice rapplhS
for order Other witnesses were called ana de-
clsiOu reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
HOyORS FOR DR. GEORGE ". BIRCH
DR. BRIGGss CHIEF PROSECUTOR MADE STATED
CLERK OF his pREsbfrERf - TRiB-
TIES TO COLONEL SHEPARD
,>n pp ALEXANDER.

CLERK OF MS pREsBYrERY - TRlB
rrEs TO COLONEL SHEPARD
AND DIR. ALEXANDER
Tho presbvterv of Ncw-York held its November
meeting Yesterday afternoon In the GA FIRST
church. AT Fifth-ave. and Eeventh-si. The meet
ing was opened with prayer by the Rev pr' H. H.
Hooth the new Moderator. After the death oi the
Rev Dr ) y. Alexander who had been the staten
clerk for twentv-seven years. had been announced
the election Of his successor took place. The candi-
,,,.s wore the Rev Or q W +. Birch the pastor
Of bethany Church. and the Rev pr ). II. hoai-
low the pastor Of Faith Church ana the permanent
clerk OF the Presbytcry. Or Birch. who was the
chairman Of the prosecuting committee IN the case
- Professor Briggs was elected. Important action
WAS taken with regard 10 the Knox Church. Inc
Rev NJ j. Smalley requested permission to resign
the pastorate and. the church concurring IN the
request the pastoral relation was dissolved, ana
IN, Rev J. G Nightingale will declare the pulpit
vacant next Sunday. The Presbytery also author
tied its trustees to sell the vacant lots AT second
ave and Seventy second-s;.. upon which the Knox
Church had expected to erect a church building.
The conservation has met for number OF years
in the buildug Intended for chapel on lot adj
Joining those now ordered TO be sold part OF the
money received from the expected sale VIII be used
I'm completing the building of the East Harlem
Church In One-hundred-and-siXteenth and 1t Is
expected that $4,000 will be used in reducing the
moripaee upon the property Of the New-York
Church. also In Harlem. The generous requests oil
Colonel Elliott +. Shepard came before the lres-
bytery twice. DR.. George Alexander offered res
oulon calling for the appointment OF a committee
TO prepare appropriate minute In view OF the
gift OF sl5oOoo which has to the Presbytery.
Dr. Alexander and s. b. BrOwnell were added to
the committee. James Yearance and Robert Besgs.
a committee appointed to audit the accounts or the
trustees said In their report:
The Presbytery desires to place on record its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
ARTHUR A. ZIMMERMAN.

will be Alexander PorheGen. champion or Germany
charles Colurnbo champion OF italy, NJ iiuirt va
1ong-distance champion Of France. Lucas luz
The EVERYDAY champion Of France; a. g tl"" H.
the champion of England, ana Arthur i-'"'''' Wv
ong.dstance champion Of England H. 49,.
The champion amateurs VINO VIII start arno m me
number being f. J. Titus. T.. G. Bati: a; Is; botm
iar + + Goodman. 9. VI. Murphy. W = MuiphyE
nav Mcdonald. g. e. Smith. T.. l. BlauVelt, =. +.
ROYCE and j.. i. Boiinger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
rAsTBorxD SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT.

Chicago. Nov. l2-The eastoound sh'p'"e"'S IL
~ Los, ,yaek divided among the trunk
,, ,s az follows: Michigan Central 3.H'N.
wabash 3725: Lake shore 4.Si2: Fort Wayne ''"'.
panhandle 1881: Baltimore and ohio t9u crane rtjis
..r"nL q90. Nickel Plate. 6J1i Erie. o.'o', hI5
lU,aH: a;- total 81 as5 Lake shipments amounted
~ ~ ri, tons. compared with H.i4 tons FOR the
ur.ytous week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

ferred 10 in probably better style than any o'he'
picture ever taken OF the champion
In speaking OF his retirement the riuer IRON, We"
Jersey said; 1T is doubtful whether shall rae
at ali neY, year az | am considering proposition
to 20 into business for myself. which shah Know
more abou, can confer WIN dntj nc For
next year Is particularly good brighter tilah evVi
before and believe that a professional league VIII
Dc organized" -. A. ,.,.ss u
Zimmerman seemed TO think that the CLASS Is
arrangement would not hold water atter Iesu,as
OF the nnininn that the Class Il men. at least all
the hes, riders would come out openly and become
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
DR. W. u. FIELD I'LL.

The friends of Dr. VI. d. Field were much con-
cerned yesterday the report that he was serious
~ ILL., There were many callers at his home ~. lis
East Fortieth-st. where II announced that DR..
Field who had caught bad cold. had had COM
Portable night and was getting better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
NEW GRAIN RATES TOO HEAVY.

Chicago Nov. l2-The new freight rate for east
hound shipments Of grain went into erect to-u"'
All shipments Of grain under th's r"'c VIII
~ ,,, n hundred hounds This rate IS Regarded
-, shirn.rs as eXorbtant and there Is ''el' i =
,Gat ~ viii not be enforced. tastpound s!atts
Hp,,n.rts have not been heavy of late. anu inns
r"f. thev say would almost entirely stop ouS'heSS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

:, welcome home the champion. but the arrival OF
.hs steamer upset their plans. and only about 100
.rsons we're present when the traveller
,ass fast 10 her dock in Hoboken. zimmerman
.s one OF the first &C ashore. and he was wei
NOD with a ringing cheer by his friends.
zimmerman looks in the best of health. and his
obeeks gowed and his eyes shone as bright as
hose of every person in perfect physlca! ana mental
a,,ion should shine. Zimmerman piled with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
THE NEBRASKA RATE LAW KILLED.

Omaha Neb nov. l2-Judge Brewers decision
an the Nebraska Rate law for railroad r'sh'S
WAS rendered this morning. The law was pdSSe'
,, ,.,,tcrs aro and was have gone into eitect
,',,,st iSg, Stockholders OF railways enJoih"i
oriCers from putting il into effect as unjust 10 10
their interests. Judge Brewer look tms view" anu
made the injunction perpetual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
WAGES or PUDDLFRS ADVANCED

Pttsburg. Nov. l2.-An official Of the Browns
Sons COMPANY owners Of the Wayne Iron Works.
is authority for the statement that next week the
company will make good its promise to their pud.
ders by advancing wages 10 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
SPEEDY CYCLISTS HERE.
, rrr,RN OF THE CHAMPION ZIMMERMAN.

spr,Ks ABOUT HIS SUCCESSES ABROAD. HIS
m CONDITION AND HIS PLANS
Zimmerman the cycling champion OF
ARM xo,urned TO his native shores yesterday
the With many trumphs on the other side of
nu'" ,, zimmerman. Henry G.. Wheeler and J.
the e. go, arrived on the steamship Augusta Vic
wi. y" a, s:45 o'clock yesterday.
marty of enthusiastic cyclists had perfected ar
ooents TO hire tug anc to go down the bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

punctuality He was a modest and unselfsh Chris
ton man, who in the pasorate, the pulpit ana the
Iresbytery adorned the doctrine of God our saviour
and kept himself unspotted from the world He
was an industrious student OF the Word OF COD,
discriminating preacher of its doctrines, living
example of It's sanctfyng power. His brethren Will
miss his wise counsel. his accurate ecclesiastical
knowledge and his friendly company; and will re.
member with gratitude the dignity, courtesy ana
grace with which he filled his Office among them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
scuMEHL WILL Walk For 5000.

Chicago Nov 12.-IIenry Schmohl the Chicago
pedestrian. has accepted Edward Payson Weston's
terms for a six days walking match, to take place
al Rochester. y. y. Newark. y. j., provided
Weston makes the stake 5000. instead Of $50
Schmch Il willing 10 walk In Chicago for 500, but
Will not go East for less than 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
OPENING DAY AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington. Ky, Nov. l2-This the opening
day Of the races here and the attendance was
1000 the track good and the sport fine. -Four favor
ties and two outsiders took the six races. and the
talent Jared well. Riley Grammar lost heavily on
the fourth giving long odds on the field
against Egbart Summarizes
First race. selling. six furlongs-Clintie G, lo5 &C..
Graham) Is TO l. won; Salvation. l05 III. Williams.
l. third. Time 1864, cyclone. IIodgson. Ellen
Douglass, Miss LILY. BE Cum Hlmyara, Carrie
1s Terknsj. lG 10 :. won; Tenor, iOs Gisher), 10
Time-O:5G4. Kennedy. Checkroll Chanceor Cald,
we'll Sir Rathborne Shanty Bob. Seville and
Prairie also ran
Third race. one mile and MY yards-Giorana
s. derkins), to i won; Judith. 80 "a. Clayton.
Timc-l:i 6e only three started.
Fourth race. ore milc--Egbart. lO7 a. Clayton,
won: Rem Avon. 81 ut Itlcvins), 100 to J, second
Traverse. lOs H'allarD. Il to-l third. Time-l;S.
only three started
Fifth race. five furlongs- Hama. 100 a. clayton,
even Won; Tough Timber :" or WiIl I; 10 to oi
pr France, Shie dbearer; Kossmore Black Tiger.
and Elise also ran.
sixth race. four and one-half furlongs- Carrie
Lyle. Jos Perkins), 6 to D.. won; Pleasantly, Jos
Keuren) 10 /. third. Time -O57 Rupee. voladona,
Annie Bowling. Ccna. Meerschaum. Annellc also
ran.
STUDENTS WILL BE THE REAL MANAGERS.
A meeting OF those concerned In the management
of the annual football game between Yale and
princeton was held al the University Athletic Club.
,rwenty-slxth-st and Sxth-ave., last night. The
contracts for repairs and for the grounds were
drawn ND and they Will be signed to-day. Managers
cable. of Yale. and Mum. of Princeton. will play
. more important part In the management or me
game than was the case ast year ne 1nNeis'tsy
T.nv;er will act more as an advsory committee
49, a the actual managers or the game
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-27

><m sabre 1867 purpe @oliutb omneltirt,
tebrtc aber uiht uah llu9dyu iuriit iouberu
ibIug ieiner gSobuiib IN Suriu ouf no er
am Conneriia9 abelto fnY Ha9 II ll5r ses
1orteu it,.
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man &Oliutb's 8roftbottn in Dem
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Aus 9clgiru metOet man picOer
ctiuas > yGeIonocres". llno imar cine
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liter:
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Niee Nroge, webe Die &ammer II gepQbrcu
It'd wej9erte mo Die remigcl Wounteu ben
Slerrl %eruaert, Seu &remermiuiiter, be.
m0g, icine Neiignation eiuareiber.
Sle W(itsleoer ber Med5tau worcn ge9en
Die G'elpdbrun8 proportionirter G,rtretuug
III oer &0nmer, abcr e5 puroc ee8,oubt, bag
oas oamals er;ielte llebereiutoG,mgu ;wiAeu
BEN 0tinilteri!pu uno Der 9tetbtcn pie 3teilss
nation oes MiiitsriuntS uuu0tbig MAIDEN
milroe. ,Sebt lit mieoer 5rube Gber bic
Srl9e eutIauoeu. Gme Rrbr9eit Der Dit
glieDcr Der Rtcateu 1T au9cbli6 ieit ent=
iCDIoiieu, unperiobuli6 Der WaEregel III op.
ponireu, weun ni6t iueieutlicbe uuo bCoeus
tenOe 0(oOiIicationen 9cmoht rptroen. Soerr
&eruaert blebt ieit in ieiuem Guti0hB, Die
&0uG9c sir 2tnnnbme III tyirceu, roe iie lit.
,Se Patriot beridtet, ouB i>err &erudert
mno nerr le Seine, ,iuitiimiHltcr 81 rciiguis
reu beabihti9cn mIo ooR 5,crg De Hurlet,
Miultcr ccS &uuem, oui9eioroert meroen
miro oaS Cabinet uelt 81 bjlDHl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-27
Sabrgang %.

.3uSleib aber eutbGlt oieier por9ei6lasene
%erfaliungS; audi ihon bic Straipor=
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uou $500 iiir bic erite llebertretuna; iiir Die
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Mpuaten.
gSie Der mulct Bill, 10 itimnlt Der Stdats=
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i6lulie oes Soallies bel.
Yrobibitions;udee III auoereu Staatsper.
iaiiuugeu erbeiihen ein beiouoere5 Staatss
9eise gu ibrer &ouitretllus; aber bieisr gu.
las mid Der Seiabr, oaB cine ip0tere @eiess
sebuns li6 nitt 81 ciucm oerartigen Geiebe
berseben wirDe, uorbsugeu, iupem er slei6
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mung lprSt.
6ann e5 ein ablbeuliheres S6urfeuipiel
9ebeu ais oieies Giebabreu Der HSopaer Repu=
bltauer I'M Der grObibitiouoirage? cSu bent
lelbeit Qtbem Die gluuabme eines GeleBeS,
baS por9ibt, bic Yrobibitiou III milbern uub
bic elnuabme eileS Seldluies, wel6er bic
Vrobibitiouen, Die gan;e, uupermiuoerte @jroz
bibitiou, III eillem Sbeie Der Veriaiiuu9 ma
deu uup lie our9 bic Seriuiiuu9 ielbit nit:
telit oratouiiber Straieu pollitreten uuo aui=
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had Der Serfaliun9 pon Soma 9euiigt,
gum Slid Der Sei6uB Der ieeigen StaotSs
9elee9ebung nt1t, nm cine trabItimmm9
iiber ben Frobibitious;uioB berbei Suiibreu
lonoern oaSu 1T crit nod oieielbe Sei6luBs
nabme Der uG9lteu Staats9eesgebung no
tbi9.
Die nGhite Staots9eietgebuug Soma 6
miro erlt I'M ltouember uG6teu SSabres 9e=
wablt. Nols eS bel Der &abl Gbu.ib id)ei
9eBen wiroe, wIe bel Der int 9tOuember ltgteu
SSabres, bann t0me iIbtr Soma eiue neue llrs
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SeSmal wiirOen Die 2lubGuser zines probibi=
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Dor 6ormiebleru biiteil.
&ei Der llrabltimmlrtg i'll Soma uor ;woll
SSabreu lie9te ein milcer |robi6itionsSulag
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bunS Sornlieblcr entSedte uilo liC bebuiS sIu=
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ri6te um9eitoBen. Tub Die repu6Iitanibe
StaatS9elee9ebln9 behalf ib oann nit benz
GrldB oeS GrobtbitonsSeietes.
gSeuu Der Sei6uB iiber llrabitimmuus Don
Der Na6nen, i'm Sauuar 1896 iuiammeutre=
teuoeu Staats9eiee9ebuuS wieberbolt wiro,
baum piro eine llrabitimmuu9 iiber ben uueueu
abibeulibeu GrobibitiousSuiaB etna i'm
CONNER 1896 itattiuoen; oem III Soma
miIiieu SotSabimmunseu iber Serial.
luussGnoeruns Don auoereu sSablen Setreuni
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-27
gluSIauO.

su $ Den europdihen Staaten nlan=
gelte es oieIe WO1e nibt an auiieben=
erre9enoen 9tadrihten.
9lus 9eutidlano waren oieie aber
am ipdrliblten einselauien. Der
oeuti6sruliii6e Sanoelsuertrag 1T erle=
oist uno Die Olterierien baben Die
Yarlamentarier aus ben Yarlamenten
ySu Wuttern" gebrabt.
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tein MiBtraueuspptum iein iOll, bat
teiuen Ginoruf auf ben Premier Gali=
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orisentals er iein 9lmt nieoerlegen
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gum l5. glpril oertagte. lit auf ben
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berlfen wOroen, um Die glnselegenbeit
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meutaren nun iolueit 9elougt, oaB
man Genaueres iiber &oieberps y o | l.
tide Sauibabn brinst. So lelen
mir:
rHpiebsrp 1T nod jung. crit AZ
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Der olisntliben Meinung in Gn9lano
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-27
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beute Tprnltta9 UNI | | ll6r Ouf. Sas
9Setter lit parm uno Der Shuee
| i1mllSt iebr ihneI. Ser Gertebr auf
Der ourh oas 8ebirge iiibrenoen Gio
@ranbe= unb Der Miblano.Sabn lit
wie aui Den nab Siten fiIbrenoen Si-
nieu nlht unterbrphen morOen.
glnoeri on, Sno., "A. Wdrs.
Gin elgentbllmliher Streit 1T bier
sgebrpben. TreibuuOert 9ln0eltellte
Der Yenoleton 6eniterglns= 6abrit ba-
ben namllh Die glrbtit uleoergele0t,
weil Die 6ompagnie iit 0cusi9ert bate,
ben Arbeitern - GismaNern 81 lleiern.
Die Selter Der 6abrit lino ilber pas
Gpr9eben Der glrbeiter oerart 0uioe=
brabt. OaB lie beabicbtigen oen Ye=
trieb oes gtabllnements uUrlQuii9 guns
elnSulte!len.
San SrancisCp, Sal,
-. 4tlr;.
Tpr einiQer Seit wuroe eiu gemalti=
ger ejrl8lpb1r, Der I'M UcbirNe gcIun=
gen morOcn mar, BON Gpl. Boone, Dem
betannten Sarenbdnoiger, an9etauft.
Inter ben neribieoenen 8eltien Sol.
SOOne's bsIinoet ld aud cine Come
9idmtns ,Fornell", melbrr lib OeS be-
neioensmertben &ufea crireut, ilbCn
mebrere 98arter 9etDOtet i'll baben.
Mlan bClAlpb nun. purncll" (" uno ben
@riSIDhdr III Den 9yOBen &diia III Der
glrcna Der ySinterausltellun9 Su brin=
gen uno aui Spo uno %ebcn nit ein=
anoer tGmpIsn Su ialen. Us uuroen
bereits Gintrittstarten ucrtauit, unD
oieleben 9lngeu ab. wie belize Sens
meln. ais Der SetretGr oes Sgieri0ub=
pereins 9Sino BON Der Saae bctam.
W bate nibts GiliacreS 81 tbun. uls
WiCQor Glliott uno ocn FoIiiei=0bef
BON Der gcplanten SgicrQldIcrei in
&ennt,lB 81 eBcn, uno oieIe peripra-
Gen llm, IN ieOer QinlINt llrsn 0si.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-27
9teu= S Suno | a II b.

st. Sobns, u. 6.. %. Wtdrs.
IS meroen ieyt bier SOrbereitllnaen
fir orei arttiibe Grpeoitionen setrpf-
fen, pelbe in oieiem Sommel abseben
iollsu. Sine oerislben beltebt aus orei
ooer bier SerIpneil, walrihsinlib untcr
Siibrllng oes Yroi. Sollprin BON Nli=
laoelpbia; lie miro lih nit Dem SUm=
pier Saloon mad, Der Sowerotu Yui IN
Welt=@rDnlano beoeben mp Den Sieut.
Eearp uno feline Se9leiter Suriitbrm-
gen. 9Ndbreno bes gSiutcrs beubllb=
tigt cine anbere Srpebitipn inter Steil,
aus aAt Yerionen bsliebsuo, na1
Smiths Suno sugeben, nm oprt gep=
lO9iibe Soribungen su MAIDEN; lie
miro brei Sabre ausb!eiben; orei npn
Der 8eIellhait iino gtorweger. Giner
ibrer Suede lit Die 9luifjuours Der
ihweoiiden 6priber Yiorliu9 uno
Walltennins. pelbe i'm Sabre 1892
nit Dem S6ooner cripple na6 Dem
MOroen ginsen, uno ole man fiir uer=
loren b1it, neil oas g8rat oss Sbii.
Tes III leBteH SaDre 9eflln0en pur0e.
Die brittle Expedition miro Die be-
oeutenolte iein, pelbe leit pielen Sab-
rem ausgeriltet wuroe. Der amerita-
niI6e GOnlul bat einen Sumpier se=
bartert, melhen cine geielli6ait bon
iebsSebn Mdmern Der Wilieni6alt
nab einem Plabe in Der SaoD 6rant.
lin Sai briu9en miro.
Die Expedition miro ppn Der ameri.
tanilhen &egierun9 ausgeriiitet (0
uno es miro erpartet, oaB Der GonereB
cine 8elobewilliguns ma6t, ebs bic
Sorbereitlnsen uollenoet iino. Der
3ped Der Expedition lit, 9eosrapbi-
lhe, 9eOlpSilhe uno meteprplosiihe
6Ori6uusen gu MAIDEN. Die 8eiel-
lhaIt miro bier Sabre i'm Noroen blei-
ben; ein Sampfer miro lie wabridsin-
lib na6 9lblaui BON 5luei Sabreu init
lril4sn WOrratbsn psrie9sn.
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ltuno Su leiiten, I'm Den Gampf Spi=
fben Dem SOlpen uno Dem GGren 81
oerbinoern.
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