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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-11
@tSeouFu.

- gu Neenab wurbe Na9ts sesen
IL ubr, ben %. aus., bic sroBe 9apters
miible pon George Wbittns auf Der SnieI
suii1sn Rsenab unb Wenaiba seIssen
bur6 Geuer sdn3li9 3erfi6rt. @dbrenb
bas brennenbe @ebdube pon 3ui1auern
umseben mar srplooirten bic 9ampfteFeI.
Das Dad unb bic Mauern wurbsn nisbers
ssrifIsn unb fislsn gum SbetI auf BITE GU
fdausr. l6 psrionen wurben set6btst,
7 t6btli9 perlest unb cine an3abl Inberer
weniser erbsbli9 usr!est. Der 8erluit
am 9sbdube betrdst 100000, bic @ers
ft9eruus So 1900.
- @iner Der bebeutenbfen unter ben
Nrbsiterfibrern Srb. @tltins in MiI:
pautee, weI9er tn Rouember 1885
pon Der bortisen bamals fesrei9en ars
beiterpartsi gum County : @lert sswdblt
purbe unb bas Imt portrefft9 periab,
bat cine DisbsraufftsIuns burd bieie Bars
tel abselebnt, obsIet6 er bic gbre bdtte
babsn f6nnsn. Sn ietnem 4blsbnunsss
idreiben an bas gountpcomite Der &rbeis
terpartei iast WiItins: @r perwerfe bas
Muftreten elmer beioubereu &la1e tn Der
goItspabI unb woIte bic Sa1e bss 8ols
tss aIs zines @an5en pertreten unb ni9t
3u @uniten zines Ebeiles bes Bottles auf
Rotten bee anbsren Tbsiles. @iItins, elm
Wann pon wirtli6sr Bilbuns, bat iid alto
ii~beraeust, baB etne bloBe &lafsnpartst
fir cine bemotratii9e &spubIit ni9ts taust,
unb ct beiist ben Rutb, bieie pon inn
s%erponnene ueber3eusuns aus5uipre9en, obs
slsi1 CT bur9 cine iol9e &taHenpartet In
4mt unb Wirbe erboben worben lit.
- Cine neus Snbufrie tn WiIuau u
tee 1T bic Bsnusuns ber 2eberabfdue aus
ben @erbereien unb Observation-Disclosures,
has bsiBt ioIde 2sbsrabfdas, wsI9s bisbsr
ais poais pertbIos salten. Sc TT Elm
Yerfabrsn erfunben worben, pobur9 ale
iol9e 2eberabfdqe In brette Stide pers
manbslt werbeu %tonueu, bic gum Muss
i1nsibsn pom SnnsnfobIen unb SttsfsIabs
iasIebsr uortreffi9 seeisnet ftnO. Dies
pirb mittels Waidtnen, pel9e BITE NbfdQe
sinsm finffa9en llnuanbIunssproceB uns
tsraisbsn, srmSsIidt. Wsbrsrs bisfss
@srbereibeftsr baben bisr cine Sabrit srs
in wel9er $50 Wdb3en unb Srauen
arbsitsn unb meI9e 5000 2ebsrftide, bic
80, 100 gaar Snnenioblen abseben, aus
Qbfdlen probucirt perben. &uBer In
Wilpautee beitebt nur nod In gbieaso
etue Sabrit, usI3e neuli9 errt5tet wurbs.
8teI @sIb ioa nit Der neuen @rfinbuns
ni9t gu uerbienen iein, bod es be3abIt fi9
unb madt bas gu braudbaren arttteln,
mas friber fortgemorfen purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-11

fumpen %ausbrannten, unb fe nabrr en- ioIs
den l1mfans an, baB Rabeau i'>6f muir
NIT GROCER Mnftrensuns s~erstt't ,purbe.
SSn Garnsp psrbrannten 500 S,orten Sag
bauben, etne Sdsune. 40 20 ausn 6eu unb
fir $4,000 &tnbe unb Fleberpoffen, BET
Mumforb pier SoIstOf ,leusW eiler nebf
ben 8obns uub @irtb' ,&aftssebauben unb
Iammtt benz 8ieb, un,l in Wumforb ielbif
rs @ebdube, NIT etaem 8erIuit pon $751;
600. Sibpemins 1T uad allen &idtuusen
bin u%eilenuett Don ben brennenben @dls
bern umseben, unb eine Samilie uon fieben
gsrionen IN bsr umsesenb. bsren 9aus
absebrannt lit, wtrb permiBt unb 1T pers
mutbli5 in ben SIammen umsetommen
Sunbe1te uon obbadIoien SamiIisu baben
f9 nod 9opers sefladtet.
- Su Solse elmer @rplofion uon init
8uIuer sefilteu 8Iatpatronen wurben
In MIIegan 4 &uaben i9wer perlest
unb elmer Ramens See Beab set0btet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-11

ferner cine niebsrrbeinii9e Stube bss l6.
Sahrbunberts unb Elm Saal bes II. Sabr:
bunberts aus Rirnbsrs ; bret tIetne &dume
entbalten 8rudfide. Gin reuntsr &aum
1T in Der Weile elmer altbeutfden Rd4e
sebilbet, btetet aber erit eth baIbferttseS
Bib, ME aud isne anberen &dume meif
nod gu tetnem pOllisen Ibi9luB sslanst
ilnb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-11
&anfaS.

- Cine neue @iienbabn fir &anias ioa
in Babe eebaut werben. Wenisftens
meIbet maj aus Eopeta, baB fi6 bte
ct. Souls, 8urter Sprinss unb Stlabo'
ma RaiIrOab %incorporiren lieB. Die 8abn
fol- bic Counties, 2abette unb Wontsomerp
bur6i9neibsn. NuBsrbem ptrb Elm Sweiss
seIsiie nod Ranias @itp, zines nod Ga;
lima u. !. 10. erri9tet werben. Die 8abn
pirb cine 2duse uon 1900 Reilen bsfsen.
- Sn Suron but ber 5armarbeiter
Sobn Miaer ietnen friberen &ameraoen
5rant Misstns i'm Streit erffo4sn.
- Ser &abfabrer 6. 9. Sentin 1T in
Bottom aus abilene, ansetommen. gr
ma9te bic san3e Strefe Don 1000 WeiIen
auf benz 3peirab in 70 Easeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-11
S@Wets.

- Der Sberbiirsermeifer pom Berlin
Don Sordsnbed 1T In Der Rdbe pon Garasp
NIT tnappsr ROtb einem l~lnsIidsfaae
e%ntsanssn. &irtIi9 psrIieB 9srr pou
Sordsnbsf mad bsenoeter &ar Bah Earasp
in einsm seitsqten Busen. sluf benz @sse
murbe 'bas Yferb pl6sli4 tOaeris unb
iiir3ts NIT benz Wassu sinen tIsinen abs
bang binuntsr. 9srr pom SOrdsubsd unb
Der Ruti9er tonnten fi9 nod re9tsettis
tpr9 sineu Sprung aus benz @sfdbrt
rlttsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-11
Sem GinfaItspiniel 1T bic Gburb,it

QnQebOren, ben &Iusen aber front &ennts
niB." Der Ebor IdBt serins eridsinenbe
&6rpsriibel aniteben, bis fe gu sefabrli6en
6rantbsiten anpadien, Der &Iuse uber
biIft ioldsn Spmptomsn, wie 3. 9. &opfs
psb, 8%srfopfuns, appstitmansel u. +. 10.
bur9 rsdtssitisen @ebrau9 bes suten aIs
ten arsneimitteIs, bic st. Bernhard &rGus
terpilen, i9lsunis ab unb beust oaour4
Salimmersm Dor. abrsifire P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box 24l6, New York City, um
foftenirei cine Yrobe Al betommen. Die
St. Bernard &rdutsrsB iQeH finb In aQsn
gpotbstern au buben. 9reis % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-11
8euu Su fiiblit Did trant unb numb =

8enn Su fiiblft Did trant unb numb -
Su bes 2eibes ~rlutersrunb @enn mas
ionif elm frober Sang. - @a4t Dir i4on
TN 9Oraus bang, - @etl Du weiBt, mics
judi unb brennt, - Bis Der wStubl" f9
pon 9ir trennt - Wsnn Ou 9dmorrbois
ben baif, - Dife, baB bes 2eirens 9ait-
''ANAEESIS" wirb ps%rmtnbern, - S4neu
wirb ie bic S9mer3eu Iinbern, - Deren
@ieberfebr %perbinbern. Strobe rnentgelts
lid eeIiefert; brau4ft nur P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box 24l6, New York City, gu
abreffren. Dte "Anakesis" lit tn allen
Mpotbeten su babsn. greis 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-11
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9euH@lanD.
81 i1Ianb.

- anssfi9ts bsr INNER brobsnber per.
bsnbsn &sbIaussefabr bat bic &siereuna
pon gIiaBs2otbrinssn cine auBeroreentli4s
l1ntsriu9uns idmmtIi9er 8einberse bes
Qanbss anseorbuet. 90 BITE 81 u~nteria:
9snbs SIdds fid auf sesen SO, 900 9ettars
bssifisrt unb fur BITE uuteriu9unsen, beren
2sttuns benz far &sblausanSslsssnbsitsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-11
Sa $aGe 8nfttute.
Nopi5iat uaS Seminar Der 8riiSer
Der driitlideu Sduleu
4 9 Ieneoe, ~ 0.

6NieIts aussesi4nsts Snitttat, % Daeilsu wefIi& son
ct. 9ouis, an Der WiNouri pactfc RatI asaS,
aui einem Der Wisramec Ripcr iberbIitsnosu Shssl, tn benz
reissnbiitn unS ssiuHestsH GbsIIs bs States gRiFcurt,
purbe BON benz Srbtu Der Brlbsr Der driItli6eu SauIts
srridtet. um feline Rttslisbsr gu thdttssu eebrsru braus
5ubiloeH, bic TN Stanee limb, bic mduultAe Sussnb bee
sanoes az frommenS atboitten, gluten Shrssru uno ta4tts
gen geidditsIsuteu gu trJtsbtu.
Suuss Vtdnner, peIde Rd benz Sieuits @ottes tn BEN
Crbsu Der triltIideu SduIbriber ptomeu. uEb AZ aIsider
3et Hh benz Rd9itsu ulsltd MAIDEN wolsn, t6unsu Ia
fieier Nnitalt auiuabme fHoen. 8naber I'M alter pon 10
bis 16 Sabrsu peroen, peuu tetu Siuoerrib uorbaubsn IN,
In has 8srbsrettunas Ssmiuar aui9suommeu.
@sssn BsOtnsuuseH &C., DsHSe man V4 ~ssidatsft an
Rev. Bro. Director,
La Sale Institute, Glencoe, Mo
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

According TO a recent paper read by Professor Adoph
Zieber before the German Medical Congress- the excessive
tobacco produces certain diseases as surely as
hot irUn Will produce a burn
According to Dr. ZIeber. who is not anti-tobscco
crank (using the weed In moderation himse0 the enecs
OF tobacco on any 100 nen is about follows; On 20
per cent poison and should never be used In any
form producing such neuralgia spssm OF the heat
weak action fsintlng dizry spells confusion OF mind
dyspepsia etc, etc 80 per cent nervousness. pah
pitaon OF the heart, gddiness dyspepsia. etc on 2-
per cent dyspepsia and heartburn; aud In 10 per cent
evil ana some good elects
Ills research and experiments prove that excess IL
tobacco produces thousands Of cases OF heart disease
makes mulrtudes OF dyspep;icS causes many sudden
deaths from Neuralgia spas ana Fanness OF the hear
Angina Pectorls). produces cancer OF the NOUN throat
ana tongue extreme exhaustion ana blooaessnes
OF the brain ana spine cancer OF 'ho 'oa0h ana oo"e
and abscess OF the liver
SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE Is peculiarly efee-
,ve andote TO poisoning by nicotine. besides being
a,,ec and distinct curative Of produced by
excess In tohacco The o, the oat kernel Ia
the antdoa portion Ii has saved many young cigarette
smole ers uTe Tcbscco produces dyspepsia, ). U. T.
eure, t. Tobacco produces anaemla b!ocdlessncss OF
ths brain fains spes gidsIncss on stcoIine spasm o
the heart weak pulse headache neuralgia OF the heart
etc etc SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE cures
teraets all OF these,
II you nre a heavy smoker reader can't or WON'T
ou, even with Of General Grant the Grown
Prince OF Germany and hundreds OF staring you n
the face at least antidote. II will do you no
harm certainly and may very probably viii, you
your life.
Feel your pulse and see II It is as strong bounding
and robuss as IL ahanld be without tobacco.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

agree upon srbers, and the rules to govern hs
canning arbitration Whatever be the result Of the
latter there is no doubt however about separation
The governors Of tho hunting club have appointed com
itec which authorized TO take charge OF whatever
portion Of tho plant awarded 70 che club by tho ar
bters and Increase that portion into 1000 pant Tor
the coming reasons hunt If the hunting CLUB 10 ad
judged be wrong question ct issue. the commit
tee Ia authorized provide entire plant inciuane
full complement horses and hounds MI GTswoid IL
determined not To withdraw his resignation but Is si
undecided os to what he VIII do with his hounds Hs
thinks IL probable however. that he Will not feoresnfs
tho old Queens County Hunt. One hunt on Long
Island is enough" he said and do not think there VIII
be than The Meadowbrook progressing fne-
ly, and VIII do good work beyond a doubt"
friend OF Mr. Griswold sad
The Rockaway people have 10 take Mr.. Girls
wolds place. John ID. Cheeve only competent
and he is not 10 position necessary time
n they attempt TO hunt they will have such
they had before 1888 I shall never forget tho bunco
which occurred the first time hunted with They
had hounds In she'd and when they ready they
opened the door and aI'owd the dogs to rush pemel
without control In all directions The
that the hounds hunted the drag ta' that i
they the where the bag had been brought
In instead Of going II, as had been intended"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
PROGRAMME OF THE CEDARHURsT GAMES
rrATugrs OF AN INTERESTING MFrTING-THE


RocKhwAY HUNTING CLUR TROUBLE.
Ths onlc.sl programme VI the Cedarhurst Amateur
Athletic meeting be held under the auspices OF the
Rockaway Hunting Club Saturday. May IL pub
lished yesterday. Tho events with prizes, will DO as
follows;
100 yards-ist prize, silver cup; 3D. eold medal sd.
44o ysris-ls, prize, silver cup; cd, gold medal Sd,
Half-m.ie-ist prize silver cup Cd sold medal Sd.
silver medal
one mIe-ls, prize silvcr cup end. gold medal. 3D.
silver medal a. .
Bro6c ump-lst prize silver cup; "a. god medal; 5d
silver medal. -.
Running high jump-ist prize, silver cup, Cd sold
medal 80, silver medal.
100 yord- hurdr-lst prize, silver cup; "a gold
go yards "a, race-open % college undergraduates
only ist p-.zs silver cup I'd gold medal Sd silver
reds.
Besides these tho nve-mie cross-eountry tho
sveplechase course OF less than four
more than six men vii, undoubtedly prove attractive
$3.50 gold cup with silver medals for the members OF
the winning team. been provided well gold
medal for the pas, the tape aud silver medals for
second and third. All 10 be run tho
turf the 100 o2o $40 and 100 yard hurdles straight
track and the half mile with one turn. The entries
close May I, aud from the presen, outlook sixty
seventy men expected 10 participate The eompou
tori VIII inspect and walk over the course on May
and May o.
There change IN the difficulty between the Rock
away Hunting Club and y. Gray Griswold the forme
Of hounda Both sides are now busy trying to
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY TWENTY PAGES

b.ro its neck the hand for the sshc OF potcn
spoil Our hope Is In tho Prohibition psity
= Dover. DEL JOHN A. b. WILSON.
The sentiments of r NJ Cooper are thus given
a. No.
(cl No.
ts) The applicant should 10 required TO the
signatures OF least twenty -four frcehotefs 10 enc
him to license in precinct OF the city and schoo
district elsewhere. somc system OF local option ny
counties Is the bcst would bc still better with tho
above freehold requirement to operate where local
option did not carry Outright prohibition is tho
only means effectively TO repross incmperancc
Statistics OF cifles under high license prove the IN
effectiveness Of that plan better than low licenSe
There IS power on earth to reprcss ntemperance
while the liquor frgffc lives. Constitutional pro
hibon is the proper and Just way TO DESTROY II but
where the corrupt element " large cties viii defeat
II. despite majortes everywhere else IN the state,
statutory prohibition should speedily follow:
MORTON, Del. II. NJ. COOPER.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
HOW The RACE LOOKS SEVEN WEEKS OFF.
uo,sps N AND or1 OF coSpir1oS-HAyovER

HORSES IN AND OCT OF coNpir1oS-HASoVER
HIMSELF AGAIN
The following reflections are born OF an execpuon"y
dszrrccablc and unsatisfactory visit TO the prospect
Park and sheepshead Bay race courses ~ was o"o
o.v %, ,or,lrs An echo Of the blizzard made life
hu-den Stables were locked and the trainers gone
There wasn't oopbole through which one could ges
peep at a racer. The courses were Ice bound Inc
suburban seemed decade OF, and the Broonyh 'ocAey
Club Handicap It's stable companion, nearly as ier IN
m. futuro On the WHOLE 10 better day for cogits
ticn than anbulation So turfmen who are waung ior
The TsIBUSEs adcos from the seat OF war are inVeo
TO possess their souls patience until tho next thaw
Meanwhile consider the Brooklyn Hsndicap on paper.
- "a the srst big race Of the year. and is popuarlybut
arronceuJy- supposed to give line on the suoufosn'
The season is backward. and every additional ireezo
reduces the number Of probable starters perhaps
twenty is safe llult work at this time. In 20
lecang these things must be taken in'o account
~, ..an, condition Of tho entries ana aspirations
a, the ovnes don't think this list will bc far wrong
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
CALIFORNIA.
TAXES GRADED BY AMOUNT OF SALES.
NUMBER OF INHABI1ANTs TO THE SQUARE NILE, 80
-LAR0gsT CITY, SAN FRANCISCO, 233 ,95o-
TOTAL POPULATION, S64, ,G94-AgsA,

NUMBER OF INHABr1ANTs TO THE soUARE NILE, 80
-LARogsT CITY, SAN FRANCISCO, 293 ,959-
TOTAL POPULATION, S64, ,G94-AgEA,
15s, $50 souARE MILES
The statement OF one Of CafoFuJa's most prominent
ocials that the State has liquor lawD is almost
literally true The nearest approach to such statute
Is the following from her revenue laws:
Every person who sells sprituous malt or fer
mened liquors or wines. in less quantities than ono
quart, must obtain a license from the Tax Collector
as prescribed in this chapter, and mako therefor the
!. Those making sales to the amount Of $4,000 or
S and must pay go S per month '' '"' ''' '''''
2. Those making sales to the amount of 5000
constitute the second class, and must pay SEQ per
month;
s. And those making sales Of less than $4,000,
stitute the third class, and must pay IS per month.
Tho fees Of wholesale dealers are graded according o
their sales Those whose business exceeds 500 900
. month pay $50 month. From that sum It Is
graded through eleven classes to 81 month for those
whose monthly sales are less than 1880 There ie
Option law by counf1es
REPUBLICANS
A. p. Williams sends this reply:
C) No person s made honest, moral, truthful or
''%B'Fsfs y, Nc. BY legislation
(sl In my opinion the true theory IS legislation end
limiting the number OF places where wine and spirits
may be sold. A P. WILLIAMS
San Francisco, Cal.
DEMOCRATS
The answer Of Isaiah VI. Hellm&n r., 10 torso
enough
8, No: No:
(3) High License. ISAIAH ". HELLMAN, Jr.
Los Angeles, Cal
PROHIBIT1ONIST5.
Since tho sending out Of tho ktters Of inquiry By
THE TRIBUNE the Hon. Joel Russ tho last candidate
for Governor Of tho California Prohibtioniss has died
His given below and dated February l5 was one
Of his last letters:
~ NO FOR while we have liquor license law, very
few AInercan-born citizens degrade their birthrght
by taking ont license for saloon traffic bnt tho ruth.
less foreigner, not to born, and ignorant
of the genius OF our Government but greedy Of quick
and large returns from his small invested means.
monopouzes tho license game Thus our California
liquor law operates not to roprcss, but to lnoreaso
drunkenness and its train Of crimes.
te) Again mo-; for licensing the sale gives it the
protection and throws around 1t tho ssnctty Of the
law. making respectable what the thoughtful and
patriotic OF our advanced day tends to debauch
denatfonalize and ruin country.
(8) stringent prohibItory law lhe those made for
other causes and effects OF crime. with executive
offces sustained BY party honestly pledged to exact
its enforcement. J. RUSSELL
Haywards, Cal
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
RoYos sEsKrre TO RECOVER HIS LoAys

wnLIxArrTc Conn, March 24-Tho report that Il.
F. Royce. treasurer Of tho wiimantio Savings Insti
tute had ood to Canada 10 no doubt untrue. Inquiry
ss tho institute elios the information that Royce
went TO Ncw-York last night to secure g settlements
with thero, whose paper is held BY the institute.
The Savings Institute crowded to-day with do
postos, demanding certificates which 10 withdraw
cposits four months henco. They are all accommo-
dated and assured that they will not lose more than
Is per cent, and perhaps only part OF that, as 1t
ia thought something Will DO realized on the doubtful
naper The bank officials feel hopeful that they will
Re ablo 20 resume business on sounder basis than
aver in the near ture Tho chief credit for rescung
the hank from wreck belongs to ex-State Treasurer
Edwin A. buck, who accepted the position presi-
dnnt In June, 1886, soon after which Royce's trans
actions began to 10 discovered.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

moro than 1000 Inhabitants and less than 3.ooo In
haSan SLIP and m any c Sn,sns o sGSU n sng
city OF moro than 10000 Inhabitants $500.
rOded he That dsas n lager g tho beer ras, ss
charged for retailers of sprtuous. vInops or malt
liquors as saGsd aScvs and any persoS % w wh. takes
to take out license as wholesale dealer; For
wholesale dealers 10 sprituous vnous or malt LIQUORS
Of spirIfuons or vinous liquors, $500 for dIstlers
Of spirtuous liquors, Sc00.
There is also local option law operative in GER
tain counties.
REPUBLICANS
r. A. Moseley, IT,, writes:
& s:s.,. s. s, ..,,.,,, ., ,.n..,,,..-, a., ,,..
holders 10 sign recommendations for persons seeking
license to sell liquor. In ell towns having population
dents Of the Voting precinct in which the saloon IS 10
be oc ated ami In ali cities OF 1000 population
majority in tho ward in which tie sa9on Is to
Following are the views Of D. D. Shelby, Editor Of
"The Alabama Republican:
temperance only effective when sustained by pub
lc sentiment. Such sentiment only be effectively
cast ono ballot and have It counted. It seems
to me useless to discuss these questions as applicable
Prohibition party intcrforcd with the rule Of tho
Democratic party: its votes wonld be suppressed IN
the count or nsed to swell the Democratic majority
No question. political quaspolltlcsl, has any proper
place hcre tilf We have elections. d. D. SHELBY.
alabama Republican,
Huntsville, Ala.
PROHIBTTIONISTS.
The answers Of John T. Tanner are - follow:
~ To o very limited extent.
(2) BY no means.
(3) Prohibit manufacture, importation and sale Of
alcoholic liquors Of whatever name or device.
Athens. Ala JOHN T. TANNER
George N. Gmer replies
~ They do. The general law does not.
(2) think not.
(3 SO change the present eeners law ~ to require
the applicant for license 10 retail vinous sp!rnous
liquors TO bc resident householder and freehoder OF
the ward precinct In which he applies for license to
sell. And have o majority Of the householders Of
such locality sign HIS application for license stating
Under oath tho applicant TO he a man Of good moral
character and in every way fitted to retail sptrifuous
liquors. Require the probate Judge, before granting
the license to give thirty days public notice Of tho
day when the application will he heard In open court
shoud tbs probate indge decide to grant the license
then any resident householder who foehoder OF tho
ward such locality should havo the power TO appeal
in the name Of tho State from his decision to the
higher courts Require the applicant to give secnrity
for costs Raise the to ~ 900 In tho county
and 20 ooO In towns. Keep II ont Of politics csre"slv
when there are negro voters. You may always count
tho the lIquor side
Morganville, Ala. GEORGE n. CILMER
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
NsURDonDrvArroy oy THE STA eE.

Some alarm was occasioned at Daly's Theatre at a
recent matinee when tho panoramic arrangements In
tho beautiful barge scene became refractory and
fused TO play" any more. Ths background noated
serenely past tho vision Of the spectators, but tho
lilies and river brush in front remained sus
piciousiy quiet, save when the tension directed al
either end Of the "fys' to get them bach into tho
grooves had the effect OF pressing the scenery into
angles, which resembsd than anything else tho
tentative manosuvros OF balky horse. The theatre
eoers wcrs patient enough, but. OF course, good po
iion had 10 sncker right out In mceting' The seen
cry, stated. was discharged for nubordination
after the play.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
HOW THE WORTHLESS ATLANTA" SAILS.
SAILORS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER HER sEA-GoINo
arA1rrIrs-A spIENnIn PEcoRD

QUALITIES-A SPLENDID RECOkD.
Tho following Is an extract from a iettor from an
officer OF the United States cruiser Atlanta sent 10 tho
Navy Department from Port Prince, Hayu
can assure you that have every confidence In our
ship She the satisfactory vessel that ever
served in Not OF the other ships that have been
attached TO would made such eOod weather on the
pcTmudas on passage mere am very glad because
natLne co say now been heralded around tho
opinion OF some scientific fellow in Washington that hei
eccentric spot close her centre OF gravity
that when she got good knock from heavy sea under
her quarter abeam, that she would turn t-rue We
did meet very heavy seas and we did not turn
upside down More than score OF tunes the tolIowng
seas high that they raised themselves between
my eye ana the horizon but not hogshead OF water
came over our tarrail She always managed TO skip
the gutter Everybody board is in ecsases over her
ability and seagoing qualities
She rises to the seas spendidy we have proved thas
sho 10 par excellence runng with full following
sea- that she Just good in heavy beam sea and
that she VIII lay-to like duck hope that our success
will settle all this talk about the worthless Atlanta
etc. etc- wish that had twenty such ships Al
no time during the very heavy weather would tho sea
have interfa.d with the working Of the two sinch guns