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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
,Stm @Obl Der rbcitsloien
SaupsIeute III 2(nlcrifa.

Die ,barten Soften" mel6e segen=
wdrtig in unierem Sanoe berri6cn, ba=
ben, Wie betannt, ganSe S6aaren DON
9lrbeitern in Den StdOten allBer Nrbeit
0eleBt uno inter Oieien geuiB audi piele
Suremburger.
g8ir bemerfen in pielen Sldttern oes
GNnOes Die manniQfalti9iten PlGne
Del6e mar aus6eft un Der 9tOtb Der
arbeitenOen 6laiien our6 Elm mOgli6it
9rpBe &ertbeilung Der glrbeitstrdfte Su
Siilfe 81 tOmmsn. Iu6 mir m0dten
einen S6ritt in oieier Ni6tung tbrn,
OOer weni9itens uniere Sienite an5ubie=
ten nm mad Srdften fir uniere 2anos=
leute in amerita gu wirten.
9Sir MAIDEN uns oaber 9erne bereit
ettp0i9e @rbeitsitellen Die Ofien iteben
in Der g0aSette" gratis 81 publi6i=
rem, oUmit Den Surembur9ern auf oisie
g8eiie Die WO9li6teit ge8cben werpe,
Ii6 an Die betrefenoeu Stellen 81 fuens
ben uno Inn Oieie @rbeiten ~por,uipre=
den.
g8er ulio etwa cine Stcl!e 81 b2ieben
hat uno Irbeiten, lei Is in Der StuOt,
lei es auf Dem SOnOe. 81 Oer9ebcn bat,
oieiem erlauben mir Oieislbe in Der
.8aSette" gratis 81 perOHentli6en,
inoem mir uns aber 0as Ne6t DDrbe=
b0lten Die Yublitation mad ei0encm
@utoiinten gu i6reiben uno gu publi=
Siren. guf Djeie g8eiie miro es Oenjes
ni9en 2erlteu mel6e etpa Den &urem=
bruQerH Den Sortritt Geben DOllen
our6 Die nGu5ette" ermOgli6t lol9es
Su tbun.
MuoererIeits Gber IinO mir Ginlpieoer
bereit, audi .@eiu6t" gu publiSiren, in
melHen Seler Der n0dSette" llno aud
unoere Guremburger. wel6e cine Se.
i6ditiguu9 iu6cn, Oieies Der0ifent=
li6en t0nnen. @ir be6alten uls j=
bod AUDI bier Dor, 2luSOe6nung unO
@biaiiunN Oieier n@eiu0t" gu publi-
siren. Q8ir 9ebeu bier cine Sorm on,
ipel6e Sober, Der non unierem Mncrs
bieten @cbrau0 ma6t, cinfa@ auSsls
iiiaen, ausSui0cioca WHO ciH5uienOen
brau9t;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
osnxem6urgt(Ges.
Oereiniete Staten.

Sn Der benodbarten @e=
mel noe Seilig Grel3. i'm bieli9en
Dubuque 60. ianO porlebte WD6e Die
tlrhllhe Sraulng u~nieres 2anosmaa=
mes Serrn WiIbelm Wer9en nit SRI.
Moria Srrtbum, So6ter oes @errn
Wi1ucl SrrtGum BON 0eili9 Sreus
ltatt. g8ie unier Srsunb MorDu6 Don
Yuremburg uns mittbeilt, 9ing eS auf
Der @udaelt, welde i'm Sauie Der Gltsrn
Der Srant ltatt fano, bod Der. DE
Feierwon" an On shemecht" murOen
NsiUnNeu, O0b es Der alten llrembur9cr
N~niiehlun9 S>eili9 &reuS mobl that.
Sr. MerNen 1T BON: Sberfeuleu i'm
@rpbberSoatbHm gebiirtia uno aebsntt
li4 nit ielner junGcn Satin in &ibertp
3omnibip nieoerSulanen. Slid gum
WunDe!
Aus Wbite cate in SiiosSo
tuta meloet man inns, oaB unIer 9anos-
monu s. VI. gBeires sum POItmeilter
BON WDlte Sate ernanit moroen lit.
uneren = reunoen 90. Gpels
Ter NIB ". SbrD limo mir fir iol0enoe
9iuhri6t aus Dem iernen Sre0on gum
Sante perpiiAtet: Vim Mittno6 Wtor=
9eu, ben IL. SAM. reilte Serr !. g.
S9mit bon SOrt!anO, DE, alb, nm
cine &eiie na6 Der alten 0eimatb an-
3utreten. 9erielbe miro ii1 uOrerlt
nah Solar Gopios, Soma, be0eben
unO oaIelblt icinen Sruper 5. g. ab=
bolen, I'M nit oieiem feline S~eimfabrt
uah S6Gen i'm &anton Gleri ansllire=
ten, INN bort ibren abtsiaidbrigen 9rei=
len Vater Our0 einen yeiu6 al bea
9liiden. Vei ieiner Mbreiie bon Bort
LAMB, Ore, geleiteten ale 9urembur=
ger bon bort Den Sbeioenoen bis gum
Yabnboie. Gliidli6e &eiie!"
Sn Der Ct. aRi6aels-@ emeiuoe su
Chicago, 3d., itarb am 4. Sanuar
Sobanm S6Omer i'm glter bon 80
Sabren IN ieiner 98Obnuns an Der
Ylod-S traBe.
Nus Sospers. Siour &c., Sa..
piro inns pie fpl9t 9eibrieben:
SospsrS, Sa., 10. San. 1894.
Wer,bsr Serr gomler!
Sienias ben 9. Sanuar ianb ba6ier biz
ielerli6e Srauung unb SobSeit Der @raut.
leute Soiepb 0agner mb Sbeooora Strono
itatt. Die tirdli6e Giniegnun9 Der Gbt
iaue IN Der ct. antonius Stride 6ur6 9fep.
S6ilmoeuer ltatt. 9ta6 berielbem iallo biz
So6ieltsieier itatt, bel wel6er eim iiberaus
9roiie 3abl Sreuupe lid s%inseiunSen batte,,.
Seionberer Setomnu9 perbient unlerer ,pafe.
rer ain4snd0rWslaer mi6t psnig CUR @rbS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
Sids &cub $ SuuDS.

Setonntli6 bat li6 inn Suremburoer
SNnoe cine SemeQung Qebil0et, um oas
glnoenten Der tiirSlih psritprbenen Do
tionuloihter Oes 6rOBberSo9tbums
dds uno Gems Su eDren. Gs bat lib
CUR &usiiibrun9 bieies Qi0nes Elm Sos
mite in Der SouptItaot 0ebiloet, nelGe8
8eloer CUR Nusfiibrun9 zines Gent
mails Ooer iOnit zines NnOentens ionl-
melt.
l~lnierer @nli6t na6 iOllten uniere
Nmeritanii6en Surembllr0er : @ereine
aud an oieIer Sepe9un9 t%6eilnebmen
b. b. lie iollten aud CUR 6eier oes @n=
oentens oes perItDrbenen HationalOih=
tiers SenB b~eitrogen, Oa lie es ia iiir
ben SifSfDnos in icDr ebrenoer S8eiic
9etbNn bNben.
IS lit ni6t n0tbi9 Sifs uno Senb
uno Oeren Geiltun0eu uno Yeroieulte
ais NntionolOihter ndber su per0leiheu,
aber e mGre Qnoerer'eits llnre6t, fails
man ben ciilen meniQer ebren mOlite
ais ben anoeren, unO es bieBe oas Nu=
Oenten SenB's nibt Bin!duglib ihdBen,
fails nan gum SifsfonoS Yeitrdge ge=
~liefert uuo oieies fir Den %engfOno$
unterlNICn lpiiroe.
0emGb Den ousldnoii@en &ldttern,
lit Sr. MueIlenOOrf, Nrditett in Staot
Gurembur9, SefretGr oes ScnbrOuos
unO es pGren etnni9e @eloer an oieicr
ab5uIenOen.
g8ir weroen OieIe Nn9ele9enBeit un=
ierem 2uIembur9er=Gere onbier por=
le9en unO erIuden hermit bic 0nOeren
lunosmGnnii6en NerCine boSielbe St
tbln.
Serarti9e GUnOQebun9cn in 9lner=
fennlnG Der &erOienite beoeltenOcr
WtGnner e6rt ni1t nrr Die Gjebcr, ion=
bern iino aud bon e%rbebenoer ullo begei=
iternoer 99irtun9 fir Oieielben. Ses=
balb rot1en mir u~niercn Snnoslcuten
6eim Scnb=6Onos tbdtig mi~!5ulpirten.
SelbItperItdnolih lit Die glrt uno g9eiie
Der Mitwirtuug einem jepen &ereine
iiberlNIieu.
IS DieB in ben eurDpGii6en &ldt=
tern, es mitroen 6irfuiare an Die in
unO auslduoiIden SlGtter 9e'OnOt iuer=
ben uno mir parteteu nod INNER uuf
Elm Ipl6es, I'm in mebr %formelier
gSeile nit Der 9epegun9 b~ier5ulOnoe
uOrtreten Su tOnnen. ga mir aber
teine &unoroerung erbalten baben,
9lauben mir es am Yiabe uuo uniere
Auf9abe 81 iein, unlere &onosleute 81
oic1er Sepe9un9 aufSufOroeru.
Soften Son0sleute, me!6e teinem
0ereine o%ngeGOren, peri0uli6 bci=
iteuern wOllen, 10 Dinoert ia ni6t5 iie
baran, ibren SeitrNg an Srn. Mtiillen-
oOrf, Nr6itett in Der Sauptltaot, ein=
Suienoen. g8er Oieies lieber our6
uns tbut, Dem iteben uniere Sienite
ebenfalls CUR Serii8ung.
g8ir wOllten aud in oieier Sadie oas
9eiIpiel unieres ieliQen 90ters in iei=
mem uneigenniiBigen g8irten fir Die
Sntereien Der lurembur9er Nlngelegen=
beiten na6abmen uno e~rlaiien besbulb
Oieie 3eilen, itatt zines mebr feierli6en
Nuiruies an Die Suremburger in
4merita.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
VeranfM amli6nn8 eimes mnbe'
9rctntGeu OPPORTUNITIES.

Mande @ebeimniNe ~unierer 81. 9se.
li9ipn permD9eH mir nit Dem SerltanOe
niht az begreifen, Sic iino M, nit
ben 9luseu oes @laubcns 81 i6auen
unO weroeu erit TN Seuieits uus oiisns
bar werosn. Nm unbsgreifi1itcn bon
Dielen III jeopb bos 8ebeiwniB Der
bo6beili9en 9reiialtigteit. lin nun
in iraenomie cine @oritelluua oapOn gu
%betommen, mag in iUlqenoem Ner.
NisI6e. bey cNeroinas nlGts wcplger
els pIilcno III. psriubt lpsrlsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23

IS ipl rrns ~frellett, tuenn rebt Siele
ii6 oieier 8%elegenbeit benlben, I'm
ibre Sereitwiaigteit 81 arbeiten tunOz
sut9un, uno es iDll uns nod mebr
freuen, fuenn es uns gelin9t reht pie=
len, pielen Sanosleuten 81 einem ST.
iuerbe Su oerbelfen.
Man oorsilire ettuaige vGeiu9t",
Die man e%inienOet, an:
Personal to
Ms. Conner,
Editor LUX. Gazette,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23

lult 9ralltrt, ipie cine Selhe. IN
YaldIten uno Siitteu, in Sbeatern uno
6auen Der 8eieBoebrn9, ia iclblt tn
8~ottesbduiern limo Die Menihen niht
mebr fiber Don Ipnamiter. Ser Seu=
fel 1T iiberaQ los.
Sompbl. oottlpSe Meuiheu limb
Ihreflihe MenShen. SDos bic np=
berne uottloie Sr,iebuuo fir Weuihen
er,iebt. seiot Iih iebtl - Sbjbem."
~" os. ou!et'IVen aoaeorollelelI9lll=
m,a y y i"!9n Der III pen I'e'!eh
".upu'lWem Slaater lllN'er iog 9ra'z
Nn..os o~''''tuetllVc Slea,nnfu9 sur
MN.Votl'We "oAeorohele
hp'u m w en'.l.ltl'lH oarlloet aus
uuh ";.e,,spes .ulp' eorporat'oIell'
,o.'u,e. " us!stplli'll'a illi DEM Ne.
lss' osM olpe''alnpl oefuriDeIler, illff
o: Ilp5'stsH pslptoerl Wufoen; oas
u CUE "uBaWluH9 nho SetleBln9
! g~yi,'nos" S.suies ple au9 ell eln'
auM u. Ole Velplnshslrelp'lt Der sa=
.noi,.tn. nl'o nus mIBtel ole ao9s=
W Sso!te'sa, pas mtBle oas oel'ilNe
Nu.s, ,us'Wes npW unIer oem leoDatfen
S S,"O'Hu gts @ul.!oVer lNsn .SpIeier.
$tD5tilss typi, uus osm Wtlllloe oes
Ssna,,H;n Mt'SSSHl'''t,iets pprenE eine
,..y..u.9nl.S ues SURROUNDINGS III
o'.u"b.'n uno uHsoslu1lWsN Of9e9eil-
lSpr =. urN osIlsQgnosH WsieBeh! "9et
o'u'''uHEpl - rug VulItHer D. Hl@
SSt, "tn Si..st osh pellil9en 9e'ell-
lWuI'''Ntil SsrDallhlneh llldt aus Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23

3u ben iNOniten 6riihten Der wa6=
rem 6reiDeit 0ebDrt aud Die rebt &c.
brduNte preBfreibcit. W1re es ni6t
fitr oiele i'm Sunoe nit Der ateoeirei-
belt. 10 ware cine Yerbeierun9 einge-
rilIener MiBbrlu1e poer Elm Singer
3eiN Iilr senouere llebereinitimmune
nit tlrNilter Sebre, TRADITION uno
Slscip!ln lnmOgli6. Sbne reliable
SreBlrelbeit bate Die Baltimore tatbo=
llIhe @olt$seitung" bic iuit 10 t6eplo=
slid rlGtlge uno barum, ipenr man 10
mill, iAarfe, ais i'm Nusorut wiiroioe
Sc'prebun9 oes yGbicoso Ieli9iOns=
parlaments" aus Der 6eoer zines ebcnip
belbeioeaen ais aelebrten oeuti6en
Prd'dten uno YroienOr's niemals brir-
gen tonnen. Wir boiisn, oaB ii6 be-
ia9tcr bobwiiroigiier 0err niemals
ourtb ir9eno mslfe NOr9eleien, m09en
lie tommen. lpOber lie wolen, bon Der
lreien nno %milroi0en Seurtbeiluna Der
3eiterlbeinun9en Guf fatbolil6em &C.
biete abi4refen laiIen miro. - vNpro-
oeuti9sr &atbOlif."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
Ima ccm anocrca fatbaNidjcn
3citma0en.

Sas T0terunier bat su &uDmonh,
Sa., nabe SigsbOrO (9i6ieie Nltpn),
MnlaB 81 cInem Streite 9ebeben. Sic
Sebrerln you 9SatIOu in Der o~OriiAen
Bubbles 0ule p%erlanAte udmlih bon
ibycn S6ileyn, oaB lie oas prpteltans
tide Yaterunier nit ibr betsten. Sic
SADIE fam benz bO9ip. S0tber &. s..
SauSbertp. Gscctpr Der st, 3tuOmOnpss
@smsinoe, az Sbren unb CT psrbot oeu
taibpII@en 9inocrn. oas prOtcitans
tide yNterunier nit Der Sebreriu al
beten. Sieie uppellirte al ben S1ul-
board, oamit er Die &inoer oaSu
sluin0e. Ter Nppell wuroe ober (per-
niiniti9sr gSsiie} abl6ldgia beiAieoen.
SECT bettu Die prOte it0ntiIben S6u!s
timber nit Der Ssbrerin, Die fatboli=
iben abcr blctben iiBen uno rciBen
g8iBe. Suiol9eoellen uiel bOies Slut
unter Der YepOlternnS oes StGotdens.
Wenn &sp. Sou9bertp cine Yfarr-
i6ule bate, 10 Wlre bieier Streit Der.
mieoeU woroen. -- ,8atbolil6er Ulau=
~bensbOte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
1crfwIroiacs.

Sine neue intereNante uno fir cine
getuiiie &laiie WsniIcn iebr niiBlid)e
GrIinoung lit oas leuhtcnhs S6liNel=
LODI. IS lit Dies ei9entlih nldt Die
ridtigc Sesei1nun9. Oenn tbatiahliA
leud)tct niht oas S6liiIeap6, ionDern
Die s~infaiun9 oeiielbsn. IS 9ibt
nGmlib cine Snrbe. weld)e i'm Suntel
Dem Bbpspbpr 9lei0 uufleu6tet. Mfit
Iplter 6arbe lit sufdlli9 Die Metallelns
faiiuns zines SAliiiielohes anAeitris
den worDen uno bas Isl oeS Columbus
mar entbedt. Denn ais Der Sausputer
su ipdter uno buntler NadtIfatoe nod
Sauie lam, Oa leu6tete ibm ans ull=
our6prinalldjer SinlterniB bas Sblii-
iello6 entgegen. is fiel ibm cine
@entnerialt bonn Ssrssn, bonn er bate
geraoe gelaoen genug un, beIilrdtel, 81
miiiien. Dab linn oas perh.....
S6liiiellp6 mieoer Standardization be=
reitcu wiiroe. 9fun ,oar ale NnNit
beieiti9t, frDblih idlOb er Die Sbitre
oui uno elite jlr Satin I'm feline Gar=
oi~nenpreoiNt in Gmpian9 81 nebmen.
Sas leuhtenoe Shliiiielloh miro lid
iiberal raid einbiirgern, bilit es oot
eincm lGnglt bcitebenoen llebelltano
ab, bonn no Elm iol6es lit, tam Die
lauidenoe Satin nidt msbr aus Den
@eriuben, oas S@liiileloh 81 iinoen,
auf ben 3uitano oes @eimtebrennen
i6lieBen. Sas 10. SabrGunOsrt, has
S~abrbunoert oe5 6prtiNritts. miro
aud nod fir Die iibrigen oiesbejilgli<
den W!GnSe! NbbilIc finosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23

Yer Nnarbismus artst msbr uno
mebr in Spnamitismus aus. Mm
gnian9 pes Sabres 1894 iab lih gang
europa In cine 3pHamit.M Oroeploemie
OerieBt, Seit Der SDnGmiter Rapa-
dol Die aoluna 9eaeben, .opnamitirt"
es iiberc!l. llno Die Oiisntli6en 8e-
i%tanonine oes gOmbenwerisrs gaiaant
in 6rantreih mililsn ben 6ramoien
einen pantheon SAreden einiaseu,
Wtit benz @lauben al 0ott uno Der
6ur6t Dor 1eutel nn0 SD!.e linn ale
UeUiicaE9.0eateI oa6in. sic WUros
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23

Newebte5 Webetbuh. Gin MeiIlcr.
itiid Der Sertilinoultrie, Wie Elm aln-
lihes mobl nod ni9t eriitiren piirits,
iii nenlih III 9gon poleuost worpen.
ndmii0 Gin @ebstbub. Oeien @ldttcr
aus Seiocntoif 0eDcbt liro. aWi pe.=
hem Die 0jebete niAt auIscorutt. ion=
bern bic SGriitScihen rtcnialls einAcs
Webt linn. Der beireIienoe g8eber bat
CUR StrltellunS oeS $50 Seiten liarten
Suae5 Orei Sabre 9ebraubt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23
Irbeit eeiuht.

lrbeit eeiudt.
Ger Undergraduate ~.....~..~." ...~.....~,
..~..~"".~......-.....pou Qrpieiiion, iubt
einen Gerbisrit. Mau aSreilire:
Rr. Der StraBe...-.............................
NoItsSffice
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23

Sine Sdul : 2lnsioote ~lieferte cir
Sertaner zines Ueftfdlii6en 0pmua=
liums, Serielbe iollte ben iGweren
Sab iiberieBen: Cicero ct Demosthc-
mes duo magni oratores sunt." Ger
feline Diam bate aber in ieinem 2eben
peoer etWas Don 6icero nod bon Tes
mpltbenes gebOrt, wesbalb er IN leiuem
Seritpn Den Sinn ieiner msrtUiiroi9sn
Worte ergrilaoeu mil. Gr idlG9t Oas
Bud auf uno lieit: Y6ieecO, elm groBer
&eOner." Sann lubt CT msiter uno
iinOet: rG%emoitbsnes. elm arobsr Rco.
ner." Gr lit jebt 9ans I'M &einen uno
iiberiebt ubigsn Sap wDytlih wie iol9t:
Sin grocer 3eoner uno uod eln Sro.
Der attOner Iino SIpei sroBe Hconsr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-23

9eute benten Meni1 uno Slier se=
iheioter ais Dor %UierbunOert Sabyen.
Canals fam es Dor, baB ). y. Elm
9abn OurA riAterli3sr Musiprub sum
Seusrtpoe ucroCnnert murpe, iaenl
man ibm uabiaate. oaB er eiu 81 9e-
le9t bate. Sept idllt tein 0ubn mebr
oui Die cinIdltiae Soee. Gier su leAcn.
oas weib ieoes Sdultino. SeBt babcu
Der Sabn uuO Die anoern nSeaIis" -
SerltanO betOmmen, uno tOunen ip8ar
Mlarhiten iuerDen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

,Dy-rp.-rsrH controls boot Developed
mica ana pho-,.na,r mine IN CHnAda. net
go '" NJ rn'c,,,,'s,
~ 20
: GENTLEHA%. sucr'ssfu. ~ '"ia'i.0H
Ing f.fusf-.al enterprises. ifef"e hf-
s.pl,'. nr.iy~ up slant. WITH m.e''"'
cquI'af .. ass!.f with worn nie Nf i'm
p'''nn. 49, 7i,'ri'.',. rytrlI-
-, '-r.n.... oni|.
- '''''
CATTLE EANgff - 0'nri'. pl..-"Hl
b.a,flfui hlsir.'ss located r. k' mount
nfn. flr safe: tNr~r desires rhtns".
Nigh, eychnug~. p-ic". -" D". Gn.nc IN ,,
her-l. Aiire-s ~ iA't'h'''S. HN-'' -
NM. '"-"'
FOR SALE ipk"rf i'f "u' 'n'
So week. m. iuD'rr horse. "'fN ana
rtus. & which csn o. itrf' r~"l, ''fii'
cash Aiar,.s D. c.. ~ Pulaski 20.
bf'okifn.
HAVE frvrral sums o. iDnn ~ : I'r
cent "a ,fy property o. to-. 80 ears
principals .niy VI LII. h''in ''' -
Wali-st.
-,.,-....,....,r,r - rApry i.r..fir,, 81 On
hi..'i ~ .''''. .,,,r,,.r az, A .hpr,
Park. cln ,"clf" - ,ainr5 and l"is"
returns ~ Investment. D." rex ~, Ut. IT,
rr.~dia'oiy with reference. ''..''' i'''' -''
hrNHi"Af.
sTFrJDI.TlrOS A colt criterion Die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

,,al,ip may pitch for New-York at chicago anu
Ct, for Broollvn at Pittsburg to-day
= Hartley. the new League umpire VIII s'aI'
vost Tomorrow and be will ohciate resui'S
hereafter. Hartley IS an intelligent ielo"' u''''
sto,ds the game. and ought to be success
The poorlv informed critics who preuicteu lha'
,,e Giants would not win five games on the ,rip
are preparing to go into obscurity, where they
properly belong. 1890 -
Tho Rrooklvn team has not yet lost game on
The tour Kennedy rejoinei the team yestery1as.
and he pitched In the afternoon doing cAOe''e"'
work. 49,, ,-,.,. lee ,olav and
New-York wins, the Giants viii be among INC
The Eastern teams broke even with the west yes
terday. $500. .,.,-,.-o ,arcon,-
age nov than they had this time year ago
The BROOKLYN players are batting Ike iuiY' -
lttle more batting by the Giants would make
Wards men almost invincible
DOylcs all-arOunQ play continues 10 ne SUPERB,
and his batting and frst-base play are PARTICULARLY
good With one or two more DOyles the New Orh
team would be hard to beat.
Cleveland ard Pittgburg are no, gaining the
ground expected in their games with the Eastern
teams.
Cleveland and Brooklyn two IN Cincinnati
New-Nork's strength in the pitcher box viii tell
In the final series. ,
The verdant young man who said that he would
drive Doyle out OF New-York has big contract on
his hands
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland. Ohio. June 2s-To-day's game was
Characterized by heavy hitting and wlldnes' on the
par Of the g'c9srs caPpy TeplaGd Kn2 2 in the
abusing the umpire Attendance. 1900. Score:
G Sa,tim6rs .::....:..I oil
Baseh.ts-Clevelanl IS, Baltimore u Errors
AMI thinner; Muliane Inks and Clarke Umpire
Sage.
ST Louis June 2s.-Whle Boston was three runs
behind and with bases, Stivets battel in
the place Of Nichols today IN the ninth inning and
raped out a home run In the tenth The -Ostons
took two and the game. Attendance 300.
Score
s: Louis % ..........s IL
Basehl,s-s Louis ls. Boston Is Errors-st. Louis
os. SWEETS ana Ryan Tmpire-liurst.
Cincinnati June 2s-Thc Reds had the Washing
tons neatly whipped in the ninth. when they went
20 pieces and the visitors very close TO de-
featng them \ base balls. hit that Caravan
should have got, double play single by Hasa
three runs ComSskey retired I'm favor Of Vaughn In
the eighth Murphy going to the pate Attendance
100 Score:
Cincinnati ......................0 x
Basehits-Cincinnati T. Washington g. Errors
Cincinnati 4. Washington 3. Batteries-C hamberlain.
Vaughn and Murphy Maui and Mcclure Umpire
-Ems.ie.
Louisville. June 2s-rhe Coones defeated Phila-
delpha to-day in a hot.y contested game OF e.even
innings 1t was practically won by the timely bat
ting and Fielding OF PETER and Twitchell Attend
ance. l.+0 Score:
F3iIsSiS6j; .......ss 9sSSGiSSsG u u
Louisville g. Philadelphia !. Batteries-Hemming
and Earle; Carsey and Grady. Umpre-Gaffney.
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MRS H4LLlDIY GoIy0 TO DlyNEuoRA.

Monticello. n Y, June 2s-Mrs. Halliday left
here this morning at o'clock for Dannemora
Prison In charge OF Sheriff Harrison Deecher ana
Deputy Sheriff John r. Rice. me party were
taken TO Fallsburg Station. 1--WE miles from here
h, Teender Durland n Monticello liverynlan. From
FaIlsburg they went 10 Greycourt' thence
to Albany. to Plattsburg and to Dannemora.
The prisoner was not at all violent, and entered
Tho carriage willingly. Last night she actei
nuictly though che seemed somewhat WaktIui
during the early part OF the night. Nheh present
IN co,irt Yesterday she did not seem 10 coinpre-
bend from the proceedings that she was 70 De
70 ken away and no took the trouble 10 INFORM
ber until the time arrived for her d -parture.
John Beecher, the turnkey. said one of her faVor-
,,S amnsements was to place her foot against the
vail ON n level with her shoulder and spit at II
She was always. up to within week OF her trial.
forn,rla ting plans for mOneymaking When the
Marty arrived from Monticello Mrs. Halliday was
Randcued and the sheriff Of whom m, she s has has a.
dnleed in any antics he would handcuf her mouth.
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STATEN ISLAND a. c
RAILROAD INTERESTS
RAILROAD BUILDING THIS YEAR.
THE RECORD FAIR ONE ~ VIEW OF PRE-
VAILING CONDITIONS.

RAILROAD BUILDING his EAR
THE RECORD a FAIR ONE IN VIEW OF PRE-
VAILING CONDITIONS
ProbabIv q good many people viii be- surprised TO
learn that there has heon more than Il rominal
amour, Of new railroad built this year. The re
turns Of track laid in 1894 mp 70 July show an
aggregate Of la5 miles This is the lowest half
wears record that has been reported FOR years.
The total is go miles below the mileage built
in the first half Of lsG over 7oj miles less than IN
the corresponding period Of 1892. and ONLY
a third Of the track built in the first
half Of 1891 when 1910 miles were r.
ported Though the comparisons With the work
which poor years for railroad building show
plainly how great the decline has been actually yet
the record may be regarded as fair II. indeed. II
is not TO be looked al as an unexpectedly good
one in view of the conditions in other Industrial
fields that have existed for a year past Ih' OBJ
vo,is explanation is l." found In the lociton OF
the lines An examination Of the length OF The
new lines and the parts of the country where they
have been built makes K clear why nearly 0'
miles of railroad have been constructed under su'h
uufaVorahlc conditions. 40 state has built 100
miles Of railroad. The highest total IS hfty-iour
miles I'm South Carolina and this is chiefly con
trIbuiel by one of the branches Of ~" Atlantic
Coast lines built TO continue IN" policy OF t3'
colorado is third on he list ihat STAG. Mh'' nc,
felt first of all and most severely the uhiprtunAte
results of legislative errors. with chaIic'eIlS'i.
energy and spirit soon started new deNei"pW' -,
of Der gold mines. ana has already punt nearly
forty miles OF railroad I'm doing so.
There is not another line OF tho.e htlp.s 10, 10
credit The following table accounts for the new
track laid. by states;