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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
Gmilie gnsier ii6er S%ontnaliiif nrS

Sournalitcn. Der seiituoae fraH5Sfi9e
Oramatiter wibmet suerF ben tSrpsrliten
anifrensunsen bes SournaIiitsnsO ienitss
et;iise Worts un6 fdbrt bann fort: Sebsn
Gag idreiben! Seben Gag @eiif baben!
Der Qeier abnt gar ni9t, welde Sorcetsur
In bisieu wenisen Borten entbalten lit.
Sd BIN fabt ueriu9t ~ glauber, baB IN
Der 9ebrfobel pom Siipp5us. Sslien bic tag.
li9e 6rpb larbeit bes Sournaliitsn uoraus
smpfuubeu worben lit. 8as elm Sournal
an @siit unb Talent abiorbirt, ertldrt ben
Marasmus Der Qitsratur mebr ais senus.
Winotaurus tim nidt aus Der Wptolsaie
beraussufaIen-bieie W%inotaurus, Der ii9
elmer Sirene SugeieIt, lodt uuo uer;sbrt ets
ne Bleiaoe pon sldn3enoen Snteuissnsen,
pelde eine Sierbe Der 9iteratur geworoen
pdren, nno bsrsn usrifreuts Nrbsitsn unS
fliegenoe 8ldttter mad allen pier 5immsls-
sesenoeu auseinaubersefest weroeu. IS
e~riitirt Der Sae yQSie uiel @liifli9e fonts
te man nit benz MAIDEN, mas ii9 auf @rben
on Slid uerfIi9tist." @bsnio oiirfte man
iassn: y@sl9 i66ne Bidder fonnte man
nit al benz Talent, bas li9 in ben 3eituns
gen 5erIplittert", MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
glns aalau. Sn elmer &eitauratio

Nns &alau. Sn elmer &eifuuraiiOm
ldst elm SAT- ben 0irib rufsn: vWtan
iast mir, SIR 5rdaIein Go9ter to3e ieIblt
lit oas wabr2"
p@aerOinss, mein Serr.A
Dam babe id Die gbre, Sic UNI i5rs
Sanb ~ bitten
r8ie mein !9err, 10 nett treibsn Sic bic
6einidmederei2"
Der SAT- siebt aus ieiner Srieftai6e Ell
ne Qode pom sOloiglten VIono unb iast NIT
uibrirenber Gimme: rSebsn sic, oieies
Slonb lit meiue 9eioenldaft. Seit einem
Monat ianmIe i5 ale 9aare, bic i9 bier
i'm @ien finoe!@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
Tiiuf 8od)cu lang bate Die beuti6e

3~oubsbSrbs bic ginfibruns oss 8eitauras
tionswosen dining carr 3pii9en 8isn unb
Dresden beanltanost wesen Der i6wierisen
solamtIi9sn Sebanoluns bes nit Weiu,
Bier uno friidem 6Ieii9 seiiiaten Sis
idrantes. Nunmebr lit in iebr iinnrei9er
Weiie bas austunftsmittel Setroffen, baB
ieoer Wasen einen beionoeren oeuti9en uno
einen beionoeren 0iterrei6ii9en Gisi9ranf
fiibrt. &oat Der Wasen iiber bic beuti9e
@ren3e, 10 wiro Der I6warsseIbe @isidrant
pom Den beutiden Soaaufiebsrn plOmbirt
uno erf beim Wieoeraustritt mad Ositers
reid ssoifnet. Gbenio uerfdbrt bic otter:
reidii9e @renSpa9e NIT benz idwarSs weibs
rotbsn giSidrant, mem Der Declarations.
wusen wisoer bic Oiterrei4ii9e @rense
iiberldreitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
y u WIIerlet.
Sie aroBe eiierne Bride iibss ben Ohio

Die aroBe eiierne Bride ibes ben Obto
BET 9enoeriOn in 8entudp, weI9e srif Dor
Rur5em fertis wurbe, uerrin9ert bic 6abr,
5eit BON Gbicaso mad Naibuiae I'm pole
10 Stnnoen. sic 1T cine Der id6niten In
ben Ser. Staaten unb purbs in einsm Sab:
re bergeiteat. SSbre @eiammtldnse bstrdst
1866 Sub, bic Canal: Spannuns Fat 525
6uB. Die Infabrt auf benz llfer i'm Staa,
tie Srbiana 1T eiae ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bod
bride uon 81 Oteilen Q6nge. Die 6oiten
Der 9aiteluns Oieier Bride 5ubsn i9 uuf
SO, 000, 900 b%eluufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
Sie 9onSoner Seituns Daily Meps'

SU Suhpuhtt O''""S tS""Y ''Npo
bat ermittelt, baB inter ben sefrSntsn
0auptsm cine unsewObuli6 sroBe ansabl
pon S9riititelem ii9 b%efinoet, ndmli9
SSnisin Sictoria, 90nis Oscar III. pom
S9wsben, 6Onis Don 9ouis BON Yortus
gal, Der S9ab BON periien, a0nisin gIis
lab,tb uon &umduien, 6Irit Hicolai pon
Montenesro, Don Beoyo III. pom Sraii.
lien uno ansebIi9 AUDI 8Snis 9aowis non
Bapsrn. Plus Der ensIii3en &Onissfamilis
seb0ren baum nod Die SronprinSeilin BON
Oeutidlano, Der 9srSos uon edinburgh,
Die S0bne oes YrinSsn pom WaIss: albert
Sictor uno @eor9e uon @ales bur S9rift,
itelerpeIt audi Der Rronprinj Don DETER
reid, Bring euctan SOnaparte uno psri3ies
oene @nbere baben ii9 literarii4 betbdtist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
Sic Weu g)orfer MISUNDERSTANDING

Sic Meu Yorfer SerIaSsbudbanoIans,
wslds bas y u9 @eneral bers
ausssseben wirb, bat bsreits lber 400, 900
Subitribenten auf basielbe, unb man be-
re9net. bab i9on BET Der eriten gussabe bie
SabI Der Ibnebmsr mebr ais 500, 900 Bee
tra9en wirb. @sneral @rant bat alio
bur@ feline i&riftieQerii@en Tbdtisteit ein
i@0mss Gintommen fir feline Wittwe &C.
i&afen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22

SIN gaujsn ........ 1ST.S5S 12S.102 1,1ls,402
Die I'M gerbaltniB i~ibermdBis sroBe
ansabl boulder Soloatsu IN WiIouri unb
gtew Oort srfldrt li6 babur1, baB In Mliis
iouri, no bic 6sinoislisteitsn fat susrit
ausbya9en, Oeuti9e aus alien 2anbess
tbeilen suiammenltr6mten, nm unter Gre.
mont, S;geI uno aSbotb gu bienen, mob:
renb benz Staate Deem 9ort aae bic gins
wanberer gutgei9rieben wurben, wel9e
pdbrenb Der Rriegsiabre bort anfamen unb
ii9 anwerben IieBen. Sir Mi6ouri fam
aud wobl nod bas bin,u, oaB bic @ueril,
las uiele @sssuoen bes Staatss 10 i9wsr
beimiu6ten, baB bas 0eben in Der Nrmee
peniser 9efdbrbet mar, alS auf elmer eins
fa6en 6arm ooer in elmer tleinen Iniiebs
lung.
Nd9it Sen Oeuti9en iteuten bic sSrldns
Der oGs Sablreidite Contingent CUR llniouss
armee. sic l~iefsrien IA ,221 Mann,
pdbrsnb ie i'm 9srbdItniB CUR YspoIteruns
muir 13O,052 gu iteuen sebabt bdtten. Die
@eiammtsabt aIer anbern @u%sldnber, ios
melt bic Statiitif tie ermitteln tonnte, be-
trlg etpa l72, 900 Manm, woriuter 9S, 900
gnsldnbsr unS GAMBLER; fernsr Ssitsr.
reider uno S9weiSer, pon wel9en elm
Geil BEN beuti6sn Contingent susere9net
psrosn iollte; Der Gsit ScanSinapisr,
9oldnbsr, Selsier. 6ranSoien, StaIiener
uno Spanier.
SIM @ausen wurbsn wd6renS Der pier
6riessiabre etpa $500, 900 Wann in bic
nSrbliden @rmeen einsemuiiert, beren ga.
tionalitat mad ben gu @sbote itebenben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22

Sat Der S9Iaf peri6ed9t bic Sorsen
Sob i9 mir AM friben Mtorsen
Meine 9feife &au9tabafs.
llnb i'd ipiir' bic refine Monne,
@abrlid untsr @ottes Come
@sbt Ni9tS iber 81 I'll q ar"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22

Ser Sultan bon 8rnui auf SOrneO,
Nbbul Munim, TT i'm utter uon la Sabs
rem seitorben. Oerielbe mar fiber Der alts
eite Shirt Der Welt. Mbbul Wunim beiies
ieinen Ebron TN Sabre 1885 unb itarb or
ne &inber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22

Ssine Stimme tIans wie Die Stimms
bss @rabes" uber er bate nidts meter ais
veinen rauben Sals.A Sine einSise finfs
uno.Swansis'G entss 6lai9e Or. Bulls
6ulten Sprup beieitigte bic llnpdBlibteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22

Sas ygrobe Zoos" bat tn & mi s.
bers uieIe Meni9en 9Iitli9 semadt; gu
ben tleineren Observation-Disclosures, Sano:
wsrfern II. +. 10, benen elm @ewinn SufisI,
ssbOrt AUDI RE Seilsrmeiiterswittwe Stein,
Die am l. Iasult ibren l02. @eburtss
a q ~ieierte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
gu perfanien oSer III permietlen

bas @ebdube an Der Ode pon Sepmour uuo 8.
StraBe in Seutlanb, S%nbiana. Sas Sc.
bGuoe lie9t in Der RGbe beS Sabnboies, lit oops
pelt, bat Spei srobe Gale I'M @rOsei6oB, MOS
fir cine Defamation eisnet, uno lieSt mitten i'm
@ei9dftsplas Der Stabt, no oas Gourtbaus bes
Gountp's 1T. SIM oberu Stodpert lino Gins
mer 9euu9 fir cine 6amilienpobuun9. Na6
gSunI6 fam Die SGlite bes gro9ei6oles eemies
tibet merben. Mtan weuoe li6 miInoli6 ober
i6riftli6 an ben 9isentbiimer, Der Srantbeits
balber aus;uperfaIien piini6t,
rs. &iriG,
Sentlanb, SSnoiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
@egen ScritOpfung, SdmorrbOioen,
nno Qeber: &ranfbeittn, aibt es tsin

uorsislideres Wittel ais S60nfelo's beut.
i9er Risrens unb QebsrsGbee OerieIbe
lit mad ben Srisinalrecepten bes bsriibmtsu
beuti5eu YrofeKors 2iebis ~prdparirt uno
elm unfeblbar wirfeabes WttteI. Wiit ne.
Yuteten uon bieiem ausseseidnsten
Sbee tam man Der SefdbrIiditen Rrants
belt porbeuaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
Tei elmer firlideu Seriammluna zines

Sci elmer fiirJiden SeriammIans zines
Sdulboarbs IN Mi9isan Ssi9nete ii9 elm
@nslo: ameritaner burb folsenoen @ntras
aus: gr i9lus Dor, ben llnterridt bes
9ateiniiden unb bss Oeuti9en in ben Sod
idulsn abjuidaifen, Sa beibe tobte Spras
den ieisn. Befrast, warum er benn ni9t
bas @ris6ii9e erwdbnt babe, meinte er,
@riedii4 uno 2atsinii@ isien ia Obnebin
6alIelbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
Sm @an,sn....

Mie6ris uerani9last, birften unter ben
ni6t naber ipesifisirten 90, 900 ausIdnbsrn
bod wobl 10000 0euti9.S eiterreidsr
unb Deuti6:S 9psiser seweisn fem, 70 SaB
bic gontiusente, wel9e bas beutid'amsris
fanii6e Clement CUR g,baItuns uno Ser
tbsibiguns Der Union i'm YerIaufs bes
6rie9ss iteate, auf cine runoe Yiertelmils
lion. ooer Elm uoaes Ssbntel Der @siammts
itdate aler llnionSsa rmeen, sei9dtt NETS
ben t0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
Baltimore &ir6ems0 loden.

Sett 1914 limb he brhbmt pessu ibrsr iberIeseu.n Site.
ste weroeu uur aus benz reiulten 9lo6eumet6u (eupfr
q 3inn), nit 8oabewesuna auseiertist, uno ~ssnasenh
9arauiirt. @egeu Treiien, 9irculars u. |. 10. penoe urau
t9 an bic Baltimore Bell Foundry, 3. Wesefter q
CONS, Baltimore, Orb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
&irhhpfsppeiie.


Als 9eitrdse su Ser Sammlung |:
heller @rGbi9rifteu bienen fols
senoe. Sn Sslau finoen iid auf bober
Marmoritatue fOIsenoe Worte einsesraben:
pSm eeben wie 3innober,
SSm Sooe freioeblei6,
@eltorben am 8. October,
Im IL. mar Die eei6'."
@uf benz Praser 5riebbof itebt auf einem
Steine:
nSier ribt Sobanues Wtelf,
SIM eeben 1T er genet
S9neioer aus gra9-
Sat searbeitet Gag unb gtadt!
WaS mar l6ulb an ieinem Sob2
llnansSebad'n mes eaibel Srob."
Cine tistriibrsnbe Sni9rift auf bsm..@ras
be zines tleinen Mdb9ens TN Mtertbum
lautet:
.Grbe. bride lie nidt,
sic bat bid aud ni4t 9ebridt.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-22
SnI @au,eu....

Son fat elmer balben Wiaion SoIbaten
feblen bic Acknowledgements unb man
wiro ni9t melt feblidieBen, wenn man bas
oben ermittelte YerbdltniB pom Srembsebos
renen gu ginseborenen aud bier in Nnpens
buns brinst, alio ben uorifebenben 3ifiern
25 BroSent sui@Idst. Sierna9 wiirben
mir in runoer Snmme ioIsenbe 3ablen ers
h1ItPn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17
A Rous1se WEEK
FOR BARGAINS

LANsBURGH BRO. s.
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENs' CLOAKs
AT prices which, cannot fail to astonish most dis
interested.
nr Ro you wish to purchase handsome Cloak at
Tered? Ii So remember that this is the
WEEK OF ALL WEEKS
The val ues we offer cannot fail to every in
tending purchaser, and maxe this the grandsst
SIX DAYS SALE ON RECORD
We positively guarantee that every Garment ia
from 20 10 25 cent lower than the same QUALITY
can be purchased for at other house the city
tage of this SALE as We have tried utmost to
NOTHING BUT NOVELTIES.
We assure you that it contains EVERY CONCEIV.
ABLE STYLE AT GRAsPiNG PRICES
United states can show such display Of Good Goods
al T c6rt ,eiI, prices,
lGSa1f RUS cloth S ESe
and collars Trimmed with Fine Beaver sls 75
PLAIN CLOTH SEWIARKErs, black, 100 in the
lot Good Quality, nicely made. at $3.50; actual
FINE Cloth NEwMARKErs, Leading colors in
FINE Han5up and Finish a q Sla Slly Terh s1s
Seams, at 49, worth S14.
SHORT WRAPS SHORT WRAPS
We have them in stock in all shapes and novelties
BoUCLE CLOTHS IN all colors
SEAL PLUSH, plain or trimmed with handsome
XELvEr BROCADEs. lined with quilted lining, at
OTTOMAN CLOTHS, Astrachan trimmed, etc
Short Wrap viii be influenced by the low prices that
early in the sS ~" & sO0d Inns opportunity SO
the benefit of decided advantage
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. RUSSIAN CIRCULARS
This style garment will also be worn to great ex-
tent this season, every lady does tight
fitting garment We have this style garment in all
coar 81 so'3E C S spscis
olfri,gs at special prices Whep these sold there
VIII he no more at these prices. so call early.
PLUSH COATS. PLUSH COATS.
We pride ourselves on our assortment and the
deed very low. and wish You to call and convince
yourself OF what We speak Good Quality and Finish
lie The best Aka sealSkn. Quilted satin Lining al
Al; AdA 1.t SILK SILK Flush COATS. good length.
Pockets, az So 30.
Win VIII very line Quiltel Satin five Real Seal Loops,
sSt2E a bargain ,,,,
with very fine Quilted satin FIVE Real Seal Loonsl
equal in appearance and style Best Alaska seal
sEALsKIN sAcoUEs
Aska ei. Sas9ne T are selected from the finest
Made af pS,in Gi0AkS CHlLDKEN's CLOAK
Sl6O Rise, 1uc. per size. '-''
CHILDREN'S HAvELocKs
Made OF plain wool material. well made at Al AZ nm
S MARI " must say we think our assortment Chill
than ever before, and guarantee our nrices 20 -
money refunded. w
The Norfolk Newmarkets In Boucle Cloth in Brown
Navy and Mode, just received. ~f-N A'"""'
sHAWLs sHAwLS sHAwLS
ALI~wOOL SINGLE SHAWIS.
Full SIZE In any color desired, from 81 80 upward,
| ALLWoOL DOUBLE sHAwIs
Fine quality. full size, at 81 upward
We are In receipt Of our Novelties In Persian ,So,.
single or double, beautiful designs also handsome
Antique Bordered Travelling Shawis such a. Hindn,
Velvet, and Fine beavers. Aoo'
Our specially real Camers Hair ShawlS
We also carry full assortment of Broche Shawls
Call and take advantage of this BARGAIN We.E ~
All Goods Marked In Plain Figures
| LANSBURGH q BRO,
| ocl1 400, 422, 424, 426 It'll street NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17
SrAn Sr1x PLusH..


sEAToN PERRY
t6uccessor 10 Perry 4 Brother,
6oINCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLusHEs or NJ
SM NV Sl nikECT IAPoRTATION AT GA AND
% $3.50 AND %
6o-INCHES WIDE BLACK SILK AND wool.
slClLiENNE fOR CIRCULARS AND WKAPA
COMPLETE ASSOR-MENTO OF NEW PARIS AND
BE E IN, WRAPS. JACKETS. NEWMARKETS
ELE Esa s1c sI H5 . SEAL PLUSH sAcouEs. AT
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS SILKS, EAILLE
EEANCAlSE SATIN DUCHESSE AND RIA
DANESs IN BLACK AND ALL SHADES FOR
oIhEEf AND HOUSE WEAR
NOVELTIES IN PENTEs FOR DRESS FRONTS
AND PANELS WITH SASHES TO MATCH.
EW:GOLD AND SILVER BROCADED SATIN9
AND BEADED VELvErS.
ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES In
FANCY SILKS AND VELvETA
NEW FRENCH BOURETTES BOUCLES BROAD
EEgLHS AND ALLWOOL PARIS u . Q
FIXTURES FOR PLAIN AND COMBINA TON
- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GAaLI9HT
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICXA
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BuYLpfNo.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1S4O ocl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17
Fon THr LITTLE Osna

Attention Is attracted to our superb stocA
OF Infants Socks, In merno cashmere and
wool, which we shall offer ut prices consistent
with the size, Le., very small.
Infants Merino Half Hose, In scarlet seal
navy blue and garnet. All sizes, only 25c per
pair.
Infants y Merino Socks, In light blue, scar
Jet seal and navy; worth S1lac, only Sic. per
Infants y Cashmere Socks imported goods
OF an improved shape white. cardinal and
navy blue sizes 4-inch, 41a-lnch, o-inCh, 6lA-
inch: price 43c. 44c, 46c., 4Sc.
Infants Extra Fine Cashmere Hose In navy,
garnet and SEAL sizes 4, ~, 8, bis and 8, only
6Oc. per pair.
Our q Hose all come above the knees and
down.
Children's Fine Wool Hose, In mixed colors.
Each pair OF these hose have q piece attached
Tor darnlng, which is a decided Involvement.
sizes o. 0l, 3. S1a and 8. Price 40. As,
gu, %, 6O, G6 and Toe.
Childrens Fine French Ribbed Cashmere
Hose, cotton feet, colors navy blue and seal
TO. 40: 15, 50, IS. 80 and 05c.
Chlldrens One and One Rib Cashmere Hose,
double knees black and navy, extra fine quail
ity Size .. 81. z. IA, s. S16 and 8. Price 90,
ESQ.,, 81, $1.O5, 81. lU, $l.15 $1.2O.
WOODWARD q IOTHROI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17
STUDIES FOR PAINTING FLOWERS

by Susie lsarstow SHIELDING Stulies Of many flowers
printed l.: the highest grade of color work in repro
cucon OF this celebrated artists watercoor designs
series, each containing l2 different designs. size of
plate Sx9 inches. Price each series in neat box, 81
Prepared In Difference to frequently expressed wishes
Tor Miss SEEDLINGS designs i'm this shape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17

Judge Foraker now goes to New York tn ex-
plain To voters there how to do it, There is To
be an Ohio contingent sent at once into Vir-
ginia also. Ohio was never 10th to .come to
the rescue" and elucidate To her sister states
the elements OF politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17

This country OF late years has done little to
encourage the manufacture Of heavy ordnance
but, thanks 10 the recent appropriations this
important item In our military defenses is now
getting some attention. Yesterday a fifty-four
ION gun was cast at Boston with apparent sue
cess,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17
A COMPANION TO FIFTY SOUPS"
BREAKFAST DAINTIES.

By Thomas ]. Nurrey, formerly professional caterer
OF the Astor House. With MANY valuable hints and
directions concerning bre; kfst breads fruits bey
eraSes, and dainty dishes. Mr.. Murrey recipes
most desirable little volume Attractively printed
on fine laid paper. Covers in colors, with dainty and
appropriate design. 16mo boards, 90 cents; cloth,
stamped In gold and color, 1o cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17

There Is very ugly feeling In Cincinnati
over the election frauds, and If it should ap-
pear that the control OF The legislature de-
ponds upon the local vote, there may be serious
times ahead For a city that sets up as a CEN
ter of culture, Cincinnati can make about as
degraded q spectacle OF itself as any town
ayoing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17

The New York baseball giants are too b,o
To play the baby game. They were not beaten
yesterday by the umpire, as they complain, but
by the Nationals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17

Mr. Carl Schurz is qualified to speak for the
New York independents, and hence his letter
of yesterday, defining their relation the state
campaign, merits notice. He says he shall
support Davenport, because of the two candi-
dates he thinks him the better man. He sticks
by the President. and denounces Hill as a poll
tician who represents the element in the demo-
cratic party (which seeks to battle the Presi-
dents Efforts at civil-service REFORM He dis
poses of the argument that Mr.. Cleveland Is
going to vote for Hill by intinating that such
act is perfunctory on his part, but that really
there is no sympathy between them.
Mr.. Schurz denies that the independents have
returned to the fold of republicanism. They
stand, he says, where they have always stood.
I'VE shall be found ready" says Mr.. Schurz,
ain the future as In the present and past, to
support the Davenports as against the Hills,
under whatever party names they may ap-
pear" He takes pains to add that it is not the
republican platform, but the candidate. that Is
acceptable; the platform he regards objec-
tionable on at least two grounds, namely, the
unfair criticism of the President and the stall
wart view of the southern question.
In short, Mr.. Schurz, speaking with confidence
for others well as for himself, declares that
this Is q transition epoch In politics. when the
thing to be considered is the man rather than
the platform. According to his view there Is
no clearly defined differences of principle or
policy between the two great parties. The ques-
ton between them which most concerns the
public interest Is mainly that of good admins
tration. AS long as this condition of things
prevails shall render the best service to the
public interest by supporting in each case the
best men representing the best methods, re-
CARELESS of party"
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III looks now as If there was more in the sus-
pension Of Chief Justice Vincent, of New Next
co, than meets the eye. The most important
Judicial business of that region deals with the
title and ownership OF land, so that it is of great
consequence that the bench be above the sus-
Pleloh OF connlvance at this species Of fraud.
No doubt the investigation now set ON foot will
be searching, and if the suspended Judge is
found TO be mixed up In any crookedness he
viii be given short shrift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17

ExrRAoRD1sARY VALUES In Silks
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17

Out OF his element The Prince of Wales is
specializing In petroleum
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Nearly every city finds itself threatened from
time 20 time by more or less cranky claimants.
who assert their ownership of the tract of land
on which the town rests. Especially since Mrs.
Gaines success In New Orleans have these peo,
pie come forward with their claims. The latest
sufferers are Harlem and Baltimore, each OF
which are claimed to belong to heirs of some
forgotten estate, now worth untold millions.
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