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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
Die MorefIe oer oeutiGen Sea-
tbpItfen Der 0er. Staaten
Gum gulbenen Subelfeite Gapft Secs
0eS XIII.

lautet 10:
9etIisiter 8ater!
Der rlnterSetdnste, General : 8iear bes
grsbii9ofs pon ct. Souls, lest 0etner
SetItstett i'm Rameu 0etuer &tnber, BET
beuti9en &atboliten In ben Ser. Staaten
bas Solsenbe bar:
9ei @eIesenbeit Defines golbenen gries
iteriubiIGums baben ni9t ueri9e Yrieiter
beuti5er Gbftammuns bier cine Union ers
ri6tet, bic bereits ie5sbunbertunbfinfats
@eiitli5e gu Witslteberu sdblt; bauptid9s
lid gu benz 3uede, nm Dir In tbatfrdftis
wiir6iser 8eiie Namens 9einer beuti9en
S0bne in ben Ser. Staatsn ibre Slid
wiiui3e barSubrinsen.
Gtnmitbis eri5ien ibnen aber tetne ans
bere 8eiie, NIT benz sanSen tatboIiiden
@rbtrets Setn Subildum gu feteru patient
ber, ais in 8efulsuns 0etner berrli4en
Runbi9reibsn in etpas our 9Oiuns Der TO-
3taIen Srase bei3utrasen. Sn benz srOBs
ten unierer 9dfen, benz Seem Oorter, wouz
ten fs fir bic beutiden tatbolii6en Gin:
panberer Elm 6aus srinben, In wel9sm
bieisIben Sdut fur 2etb unb SeeIe, &atb
unb 9ilfe finben mO9ten.
8ie seitsemaB, ia wie notbpsnbis eine
iol6e &nitalt lit, wirb hur9 bas 8etipiel
Der 9roteitantsn bepieisn, bic idon felt
LANCER Belt dbuIide Sduisr s~sftiftet unb
NIT 9iIfe berieIben aubuoie Inbdnser fefts
aubaIten sewuBt baben, ia Ieiber aud ni4t
wentse tatbolii9e @inuanberer an f4 3os
gen unb ibrem 9Iaubeu entfrembeten.
@lsid BON anfans an erbaten mir uns
fir bieisn Plau bic Biutsuns bes gbren.
prdfbsnt 0stnsr Subelfsier, bes Cardinal
8lacibus S1iafiuo, unb erbieIten iis.
3uslei1 purbe uns pon bemielben &c:
tuttet, ienes Saus nod 0etnen ebrwir:
stsiten Namen: v2eos9aus fir ginwan'
berer" su nennen.
Bts iett finb su bieiem 3wede aus aler
Tbsilsn ber Ser. Staatsn stpa 200, ooC
Sire etnsesansen; bauptid9Ii3 BON fol-
den, bic fi9 teiuer sroBen &ei9tbimer er
~freueu, ionbern nit ibren etsenen 5dnber
tbr 8rob p%erbienen. Nu9 3uetfeIn nj,
nt6t, baB fi9 bieie Summs in &urasn
mebr aIs u~erbOppeln uirb.
Sn pabrbaft tinblidsr 9sfnnuns leser
mir bisies @elb bemiitbtg gu Oeinen I5iber
nieber, tn Der Ibii9t, bas 9ag5 feIbit I'm:
mttteIbar erri4ten gu Iafep, lnb bitten gu:
sIei6, Ou poleit ntdt auein bteies Spfer
frsunbli3 anrsbmsn5, onbern es aud our5
Oetnen apoitelf6en Sesen aus3ei3nen.
@tnsn Sessn, ber ut4t auetu benz uuter
Oeiner Nlff4t besonnenen Berte, ions
bern aaen, bic trsenb etpas gu bieiem
3pefe beiseiteuert baben ober beiitsuern
perben, 3u @ute tommen fol-.
Deiuer 9siIistsit bematbis erssbenfer.
seborfamfter
9etnr. MabIftepen,
@eneraIs0ic
ct. 9ouis, ben 8. Dsl. 1887.
0te abrefe 1T auf neun Yersaments
bIdttern tn ipatsotbii6er S9rtft pom einem
Sran5istanersB ruber tunftpoa aussefibrt
unb 1T iest in &Ibumforut sebunben, auf
benz Bese mad &om.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

Sbr tennt, ebruarbise griiber, bic 3eits
perbdEtniNe. 9luf Der einen Seite iinb bic
Menf6en pon elmer %unbdnbtsen 9eieputb
6eieeIt, auf Der anbern Seite erstebt ii9
Elm Strom i3Ie3ter S6riften. IS tam
taum ssi6tIOert uerben, weI9eu S9aben
bieie tastdsIt9 ben Sttten unb Der &elis
sion s~Wfisen. 0arum ieto eifrts barauf
beba6t, bur9 Bitten unb @rmabneu uub
auf anbere @etie bic @laubtsen uou ieneu
unIautsrn Queaen %fernsubaIten unb iie gu
beiiern gu fiibren. Sebr niitli4 wirb es
fem, penn unter euerer Iufii9t unb Set
tuns EaseSbldtter eri9einen, wel6e BEN
BON allen Setten barserei9ten Site sett:
semdB entsesenpirten, unb bic 8abrbeit,
Euseno unb 8slisiOn i9isen.
Geo XIII. an bic portusieFi6en giidOie
1884
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
Gin ,,ewtger" &aIenoer.

Gin ewig ri9tiser &alenber, Der ii9 Bis,
bsr tets bewdbrt bat unb aud tinftis be-
wdbrsn pirb, 1T iener, ben ber bo9ndrs
ride Or. Sobaun Sii9art por mebr als
800 Sabrsn unter benz Eitel vgaer Prattit
@rOBmuttsr" ans 2i9t sefteIlt bat. 9ariu
beiBt es unter Nnberem:
Dtss Sabr ptrb ii5 anipinneu am a9ten
Sage na9 @etbna9ten.
3wil5en @eibna9t unb aQer Narren
SaRna1t wirb Wan4sm anb sant beions
bers ben Taulen3ern bic Ra9t gu tur3 unb
Der Gag gu lang iein.
Ser Wonb wirb tn bieiem Sabre bic
WeIt rnb dItlt9en 2eute NIT ietnem Sus
unb abnsbmen, slsi4 meir SdteI, i9eins
LID usriren.
@enn bic Come frab nieberssbt, wtrb
es ni4t ipdt Ra9t; sebt iie ipat unter, 70
fannif bu frib Ssterabeub MAIDEN. Ra9
@inb wirb meiitens Rssen fommen ;
tommt &ssen, 70 pirb's ma slaubit bu
bas, 10 slaubff bu baB, anberes ma9et
aud nod naB.
8 fern babe fd6n ober fdIs9t Dettsr,
70 pirb its ni9t tOmmsn Obne 9aub unb
Bldtter.
@enn Der @sin frib 3etttst, 70 wirb Der
Noit gut ieiu; aber bes 8afer8 wirb uiel
mebr iein, als Wetn.
Sun Serbff wirb Elm GROCER abfal iein,
aIio bab pisl Iaubrsi@e Bdume ibrer 3ierbe
uerben entfest werben.
Der @tntsr wirb benz 9srbite setrads
aaf ben Ssrisn folsen NIT weibem S4nee
unb i9warsen &obIen, NIT. taItem gis
unb bstBem Ofen, TN Saa man pta 9oI3
perbrennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

2tterarii1es.
9te Serbaublnnsen Der erfteu allse.
meineu eeutiden &atbolifenperiammlung

Die SerbanSlunsen Der erften allge:
meineu beutiden Notwithstanding
in Gbitaso itnb iest, wie gu erparten mar,
tn Srut eri9isnen. @ir finben in Der
gut ausseffutteten Broi9Ire ni9t ALIEN bic
auf benz &atboIitentas In Chicago sebals
tenen &eben, fonbern bic san3en 8erbanbs
lunsen. Der Wortlaut Der Reben lit natiirs
lid autbentii9 unb baber auuerldifs. @tr
ratben auen Deuen, bic Der eriten aIses
meinen, ameritanii9 sbeutiden 6atboIifens
usriammluns nt9t beiuobnen tonnten, fi9
bic 8roi9ire an3ui9affen unb gu leien,
fe uerben uns Oant uifien fir ben &atb.
0as Bud III bar9 ale tatboIii9en 8u9s
banbIuusen gum Yretie BON so Gents 3u
baben. Das Snbaltss 8eraei3niB 1T fol-:
genbes: l. Sorport. - 2. @tnlabung
our l. ausemstnen ameritanii9sbeuttdsn
Notwithstanding au Chicago, 81.
- 8. abrehe an ben FL. Batter; Gntuort
bes Ssrrn Cardinal Staatss Setrstdrs ;
antporti9rsiben Der bo9w'tsn Brdlatsn.
- 4. 9eriamuluus; &sben ber 9erreu
Spaunborit, Or. Iusuitus &aiisr, bo1p.
Serb. Sunbt, bo9p. &ebatteurs Sol. Sell
fns, &ebattsurs s. Q. Wiuer, bodw.
8m. 9tobbsrs, bodw. s. 8tefbaus ;
S1reiben bes Srn. Staatsminifters a..
8. 81. @inbtborit f; S1rsiben bss 9rn.
Yrof. 9rdl. Sobannss sSanfsn; Rsbs bss
Sru. Srtebr. Irenbes. IS &eioluttonen.
- 6. 3ui4rift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
A6tuns lift Sat6ofiRen I!
Die sttutt,e pes pert. 9ius TX.

@ir sriu9sn sic tnitanbtsft, allen benen
nit eurem suten 8tQett un6 eurer @unit
beisuiteben, bic, nit @eift besabt uno NIT
s~eniigenber SenntniB a1sseriitet, f3 on
Bic Grbeit modem unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen our 8ertbsibisuns uub Serbreituns Der
tatbOIti9en Qebre uerOfentIt6en.
@ncpclica Ytus TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

Gin i6Duerss unb pa1snberes @si@ent
bate gleuelanb benz g.. 8ater ni9t MAIDEN
%t6nnen, 1T bod SEQ XIII. etn GROCER Be-
punberer Imsrisa's unb bdIt e. bic @ers
fafuus bes 8unbes fir muiterbafe unb fait
unibsrtrefftd. 0ts &atboIiten BET Ser.
Staten tSnnen @lepelanb bantbar ietn
fir ietn Prdieut an bas Sberbaupt Der
Stride.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
Str&fi6e 2~leut8Retten.
Sal b.
gr3bt5csfe MtIpautee.

Su Der ON 10. Sesember uuter 9Orfls
bee bo9p'iten grabiidofs SeiB tn Mils
wautee absebaItsnen Stsuns Der DiSsss
fans oniultoren wurbe u. a. BITE grri1s
tuns zines IA. Secauatss bsi9lofsn unb
Der bo9w. 9srr Wm. Wiusr uon Wautes
fba gum Ocean bsfslbsn srnannt. 9as
asus Decanat umfabt auBer Wauteiba nod
pswautee, eagle, Gait crop, @olbsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
Die stimme 2eo's XIII.

2aIet euer 2tdt leu3ten por ben Wens
i9en, bamit ie euere 9uten 8erte ieben.
limb Der Serr sebe eu6 Oa3u Seinen Sesen!
Geo XIII. on bas in Yarma erI6einenbe Slatt
Luce" (Qeu9te), Qnfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

8Ou ber paeifi9su &ifs t6mmt uns
aus benz 8srlase pon Dispenbrod Bros.
& 9oentns, go. 1890 Rartet Ct, Gan
Srancisco, GAL, elm babi4 ausssitatteter
ensIii9sr &alenber gu: Pacific Coast CathO.
lie Almanac bstiteIt, Der pou suten &eies
itoffs unb bibi9er giIber 1T unb ieiuen
2eiertrsis untsr ben &otboIitsn I'M SttIs
len Ocean lu9t, fir bic Der &alenber sss
f6rieben. 9ts &usitattuns lit gut, Der
Druid tlar unb Der Yreis bilis, % Gents.
gsur piirben mir ratben, tn tiinftisen Sab.
rem etwas ftarteres Yapter Al nebmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

Dor uns liest Hoffmann'S Catholic Diree.
tory and Quarterly Clergy List for 1888,
b. 3. bas 0sraeidniB allsr Yrieiter tn ben
peri9iebsnen 9iScsi en- &C. Imsrita's. 9as
Dsrt bat gum 9nfans Elm Bib unb Elm
@ebi9t bes SubeIprteiters SEQ Kill,
bann folsen BITE aitronomii9sn Notiten,
bas GaIenoarium - ). 81. &otborud =,
bic rSmii9e Sisrar9te, RetroIos Der tn
1887 peritorbsnen garbtndls, gii56fs,
8rieitsr, nun bic 9ierar9ie ber Der.
Staatsn, bann bic Prietsr In ben sin3eIs
men @rabi6ceien unb 0i6csien unb aulett
ein aIpbabetiides gsraei9utB bsr Prisitsr
In ben 8eretnisten Staaten. Ssruor3us
bsbsn lit bic Yromptbsit, nit Der bus 8ert
am l.. Sanuar eridien. Die 9erIeser
sebsn In Der 8orrebe an, t9 ale Mibe
seseben gu babsn, bas 0srt 70 auusrIdifs
3u MAIDEN, aIs m6sIt@. Sn wtefern ite
Bort ssbaltsu baben, ba3u seb6rt mebr
3sit, ais mir ber 8ur3t9t wibmeu tom
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

VT EpHlS, peH O. Ue|. 1851.
0te abre1e 1T auf reun Persaments
blattern In ipdtsotbii9er S9rift pom einem
6ransistansrsB ruber tunituoa aussefibrt
unb 1T iest in G%lbumfOrut sebunben, auf
benz @ese mad &om.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
aatbpHf6er &tr1en RaIenSer.
gon BET So3seit su gana.-Sob. 2.

count. ben IS. Sanuar Nam. Sci. 9auIIs, q
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03

The bunch of flowers from Miss
PIowden. although their signifiea-
ton means, religion will be appre-
ciated, coming as they do, in good
faith, from one of the admirers of
the BEE.
Elk. Minister J. FL. smyth, has
returned from New Jersey where
he has been speaking in the inter
est of Harrison and Morton. He
reports prospects good for the re-
publican ticket.
The latest news from Zululand
comes by cable. The warriors have
all married; they desire in the fn-
ture peace and happiness aud enou-
gh Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for the
next season.
Mr.. w. II. Heart, is in New
Jersey speaking in the interest OF
Harrison and Morton. He aud Ex-
Minister Smyth spoke Brighton.
N. J. Oct. 26, to a large crowd
If YOU are in need of reliable
remedy for torpid liver, dyspepsia,
costiveness or sick headache, we
would recommend LaxAd IT, the
golden specific for all such diseases
Sold everywhere for 25 cts.
Rev. j. w. Luckett, the new
pastor of Miles Chapel, is in the
city and has taken charge. Rev.
L1ckett. is a young man Of ability
and is bound to succeed.
A number of young men met at
the residence of Mr.. b. w. Keney,
on Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of oranjzing a club, which
is to be known as the Young Mems
Joint Stock Company. The officers
are as follows: w. W. Gains pres
ident; B. w. Keney,vice president,
B. l.. Wright, financial secretary;
A. s. G. Davis, recording secreta-
ry; G. III. Watson. correspondent
and l.. Rich sergantat-arms .Ex-
cutive board: q. Ill. Watson, A.
s. G. Davis, B. W. Keney,aud L.
Rich. The BEE was endorsed.
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03

and award to him his just claims
which will otherwise be kept from
us until we learn that charity be-
gins at home that if we would be
free, we ourselves must strike the
blow. and that if we would rise to
that plane of equality and respect
ability about which We prate SD
much, we mnst make an effort our
selves before we can expect or
obtain either the plaudits. assis-
tance OF respect of Oar white broth
ers.
Again thanking you for the invi-
tation to address you, shall con-
clude by Offering you the free use
of the columns of the BEE and shall
be pleased to publish any and all
matter concerning the progress of
your society and the great work
you have before you. "With
malice for none and charity for all, !"
[ am for the progress of the race
and the colored press.
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03

Nox is your time to be looking
out flr your holida ay presents. Go
to You0gs, whose advertisement
will he found IN another colum of
this paper,
For rent: Furnished or unfurnish-
ed large east front room III
new house with all M dern i'm
proyemeuls Apply 170S, IL st n.
".
Food greatly benefits when prop
er.y given at the right periods,
but to overfeed the baby is to
sicken it, and induce a degree of
suffering; DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
is the best remedy for the discom-
tort arising from oVerfeeding the
baby. Price % cts
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03

The first annual conference of
the Womans Baptist Home Mis-
SION Society, of the District Of
Columbia convened in the Fifth
Baptist church, Vermont ave. bet.
Q and Il SITS. n. W., on Wednesday
morning, Oct. a h, 1888, and
continued three days with alter
nate presidings 10y the vice presi-
dents and members of The ex, Gu
i've committee, during the sess-
ions, owing 20 the absence OF Miss
NJ. +. Pryor, the much beloved
president Of The conference.
The vice-presldenCs, who presid-
ed during the sessions, were Rev.
W. IL. Scott, Geo. w. Lee, Alex
ander Hamilton and j. Ii. Lee a
member OF the executive COM
ml'tee. Tie secretaries were the
hey. X, ;, Laws, ID. ID. and Miss
Ida b. White. Its numerical and
eFudlte compositions stand alone.
because 1t was never euualed
before and will not be exceIled
very soon. Its representative COM
POSITIONS were Home and Foreign
Nlsslons, parental and moral de-
'eiopment of the race, aud the
good OF the colored Press. Its
membership embraced some of the
aoIest ministers In the country,
ana others, such as superinten
ueuts and teachers from among
the best christian workers in the
churches. The origin of the con.
ference. 1t was ordained and
styled the annual conference OF
the Woman's Baptist Home Mis-
SION society, by the executive COM
mIttee, compos ed of one member
from each church aud Sunday
school drawn by a union confer
ence OF the Woman's Baptist
home Mission Society, and the
pastors OF the several churches as
'ne'r advisory board, ard accept
ed voluntary membership at their
own free will.
he object of this annual con-
ference is to be an auxiliary on
narolnger to provide ways and
means through the chu ches and
sunday schools tor the work oI
Iome Mission by this body oi
CHRISTIAN ladies, who were organ
yea md pendent of the churches
9y the Baptist Sunday schoo
Mon, with president Alexandel
hamilton at the head, during the
SNmg of 1886 for the pu:I ose O
assisting poor children of thai
examination in the Sunday
sVnooIS. vi Having proven them.
ssITeS equal to the emergency
e @cd worthy of the confidence
u The churches, by expending over
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03
REV. LAMKINS MARRIED.

The marriage of Rev. S. G..
Lamkins took place at Hampton.
Tuesday evening Oct. 80. Tie
report is that about 5000 people
were In att9ndence at the church.
A reception will be held in this
city at 1888 vermont ave. n. w.
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03

WHERE THE BEE CAN BE Had.
prof. j. W. Fowers, 8 is 3rd street. s..
Mrs. Polkety's, NJ Street, between 18th and
1ah Northwest.
n. BeIIer, Druggist corner 18th and Nj
street. Northwest.
Philadelphia House, SlS Pennsylvania Ave.
Northwest.
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03

THE BAPTIST HOME MISSION SOCIETY.
ITS THREE DAYS SESSION.
REV. LAWS GREAT SPEECH. THE
ZEE UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED.
SPEECH OF w. CALVIN CHALE ON
THE COLORED PRESS. REV. HOW
BIYINES SPEAK. WHAT THE So
CIET} is DOING.
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03
THE BGE
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
CAST WASHINGTON.
"A Fowler, 3lS Bird Street.

estimates for advertising furnished on appll
,io, Objectionable advertisements Will not
=. inserted at any price. All remittances
.,onIa he made by draft. postal money order,
-,,.r,.ss or registered letter. Money forwarded
any other way, is at the sender's risk. In
s.rdiug money the amount and what it is for
et,ujB be distinctly stated.
All letters. ETC., should be addressed
to
w, CALVIN CHASE,
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03
Locals.

RroNs For RENT with or With
an, board. 1885 9 ST n. W.
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03

prBIJSHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
1909 | ST. n. W. WASH. ID. C.
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03

SATURDAY. Nov. 3, 1888.
The Washington bee., 1888-11-03

w, CALVIN CHASE,
Washington ID. G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
PAPERS ON TIE ELEVATED SEwssrASDs.

Albany, n. Y, April os.-A bill will come up for
action in tho Legislature Monday next, concerning
the sale of newspapers books, etc. on the eevated rail-
road news-stands Is New-York city. 1t Is contended
by the friends of the bill in the Assembly, that they
have the votes to pass It through that House. The
bill IS said to be introduced in behalf of number OF
the retail newsdeaers in NewYork city, whose sales
would DO increased II the elevated newsstands were dis
continued.
1t is maintained in behalf Of tho elevated newstands
that they do not sell than one per cent OF the daily
and weekly papers in NewYork city, II they do that
and that as they have less than loo stands they 90 not
come into actual competition with moro than iour or
five per cent OF the retail dealers OF tho city IL Is
also said that the elevated stands are convenience
10 the public and that they not monopolcs because
they pay a heavy annual rent to the railroad coHPsny
probably heavier rent per stand that any ol tho
regular retail dealers In tho city. .,,..
There may be a debate over the BILL IN sylh paCnes
OF tho members and those OF the publishers are WIN o
retail dealers In cases where there IS any oppresson
OF tho latter and the bill may pass, even thougn 'noIg
may be lack of sufficient argument IN us ~
Il Is not understood that all retail dealers are on
the elevated newstands, and the privileges gsa ~ o1
the elevated railroads OF New YORK are, WIN oi 80
ccptw granted the other railroads OF tno o'n.S ~
The EXCEPTIONS the right to advertise py aH'
otherwise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

Every beer shop In Hoboken N. j., had its front
doors wide open yesterday and beer flowed faster than
water The fcrryboats from NowYork carried honfreds
of thirsty passengers to tho NewJerscy Shore whero
thero was no limit as to tho quantity Of beer supplied
nor fear OF tho interference OF tho police Matinees
wero given in Cronheims and Jacobs theatres. and
when tho curtain rose there standing room In
either house. At Cronheim's beer was served among
tho audience In the evening there was no attempt
made to conceal tho violation Of the Sunday law.
Gas and electric lights were turned on in full and
through the open doors of the concert halls and
beer saloons throngs OF men and women were seen
drinking t.sr. II was the last sunday In April, and
tho mcmg,rs Of tho Liquor Dealers Association
rcaliug tAeir harvest they have agreed TO close
their planes OF business on Sunday next and not
sell drop Of liquor TO any orc on that day They
will then cndeayor procure the enforcement OF the
blue Laws prohibiting the running OF horse cars,
the sale o! meat, MILK bread, newspapers, ETC. Ihe
same action will DO taken By the association In jersey
City. - ,,- -. ,,....A..u x.-dsns
and amusemont halls open and moro beer was
etaed and drunk the premises ihan on any otner
dsy since last fall. Only three arrests wero mado
by the pOlice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
FERRYBOAT AND sLooP IN COLLISION.

THE Pennsylvania Railroad ferry boat Hudson City
with large crowd OF passengers on board for the
midnight train on Saturday and number Of horses and
wagons belonging to " The Greatest Show on Earth'
struck soop in mid stream and punched large hole
IN her side. The crash alarmed tho passengers and
for few moments there was an incipiont panic on
board tho ferry boat until II discovered that shs
had not received any serious damage. Water poured
into the hole In the soops side and she began TO settle
Two Of her sailors climbed on the ferryboat and
werostalen 10 Jersey City, They refused to give their
names the name OF the sloop. They said that the
vessel had green lights displayed, but the pilot OF the
Hudson city says that no lights could be seen. Tho
ferryboat remained In tho vicinity until tugbost
steamed up and towed the soop over 20 the Jersey
flats, where she settled In about four feet OF water
Tho ferry boat was not damaged and no one was
Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
. STEAMER ASHORE WEAR HE'LL GATE.

The steamer II. T. Dimock, OF the Metropolitan
steamship Line which left Pier No IL, North River.
Saturday afternoon with general cargo ior boston,
struck Flood Rock at He'll Gate while avoiding tow
and stove hole in the forward watertight compart-
ment. At the time # was believed that the vessel
would 90 down and Captain Berry beached her on tho
mud fats opposite whItestone. L. l. Yesterday
Henry F. Dmock, tho New-York agent OF tho line.
went to the vessel and gave instructions for tho
transfer Of the cargo to the Herman Winter OF tho
same line which will sail this evening The Merritt
Coast Wrecklng Company has charge OF the work OF
getting the vessel OF the mud She viii be towed 10
The city to-day and the work OF repairing the damage
will be begun at The accident has Demon
strated that the ships compartments are absolutely
wa The cargo only slightly damaged,
that in the forward compartment being coarse naval
stores. A statement that the pumps were useless
when tho steamer struck Is denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
EVA DING THE KANSAS TEMPERANCE LAW

Wichita, Kan, April 90 speclaD.-A striking ex-
hi6idon Of the non-enforccmcpt of the Liquor law in
,his city was given yesterday evening. The Police
Judge and the Police Commissioners mot and the Law
and Order League appeared before them to 6lc
pla-t about The present enforcement Of the law. 1t
was openly charged that Lero wcro more opcn saloons
ia the cty than there had been under tho old law
and the Commissioners refused TO alo any action
claiming that tie charges brought simply to In
jure the Commission. While the discussion was in
progress, policeman appeared with an intoxicated
man, and tad hardly placed him before the Judge,
when second officer appeared with two other mis-.
dcmcananis I'm similar condition. when these had
been placed before The bar several shots were heard
IN the rear OF the building, and an investigation
showed that two prisoners had Just escaped from tho
ja tie officer In charge being so drunk that he could
not attend 10 his duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
BREWERS TO GO on STRIKE ATBUFFALo'

Buffalo, April % (specIal.-Iho enplU D,. - tb.,r
Buffalo brcwercs have followed the example OF 'h'r
New York brsthrsn and demanded that only union men
be hired also that tbe brewers buy their supplies from
union contractors They want E;S pay y,tsss tSS;
ranging from slt to slS TS'n more than 1000
m o5 s IN ase NV The strike, which Will take
place on tuesday unloss tho bssses give wv.
ST. Louis April 90 Cspeclsl-It Is prooA'ie '". mo
1000 members Of the Brewers Unlon' - Oh LUs'o U"
will go on a strike on Tuesday. or be oeAeu ou' .ue.
held big meeting tonight and iorniuiaso1 ."aS
The demands are even moro radical than those made
last year and VIII not bo complied Will & he nrepsred
out ocoufs, the brewers say tha; thc9 W." ~ f'0F
to open up In few days with new meh