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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-16
WIN. F. KERN,

OF APPLICATIONS.
Application of Dennis Mullins. for per-
NIT to erect a frame building on Four
teenth street, 100 feet east of Jersey ave-
nue., was presented, received and referred
to the Committee on Buildings and Com
bustibles, who subsequently, reported
~fayorably upon the same,
On motion report was received and per-
NIT ordered issued.
OFFICERS REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS,
The following communication from the
superintendent was presented, received
and referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
JERSEY Cry. N. j., October 20, 1899.
To the Board of Fire Comnissioners;-
GENTLEMEN-I respectfully call the at
tention OF your honorable body to the mr.
gent necessity of furnishing this Depart
ment with q sufficient quantity Of new
fire hose in order to maintain Its efficiency
and would recommend the Immediate
purchase of at least 5000 feet of a good
and serviceable character.
Respectfully,
JOHN H. BROWN.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS BusfNEss'

Resolution by COMMITTEE on Supplies:
Resolved. That the contract to furnish
this Department with 5000 feet az inch
fire hose, best quality. be awarded to the
New Jersey Car Spring and Rubber Com
pany at the price named in their proposal,
to be of the american Chief'' brand.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-President Kern, Commissioners
Donnelly and Henderson,
Nays-None.
Absent-None,
Resolution by Committee Of the Whole:
Whereas. The appropriation OF 5000
TOR the purchase of hose for the ensuing
nscal year We find will be inadequate to
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-16

Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
held on Thursday. November 10, 1892, at
10 O'Clock A. M.
No quorum being present, the Clerk de-
clared the Board adjourned.
GEO. 7. BoUToN,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-16

Adjourned regular meeting Of the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09

nit elmer Winomiible BON l2 Biz ID
TuB llefert, na6 elmer ni1t su bod
greifenben Terani6lagung, In einemj
Sage 10000 @allonen WaiIer, uub
felbit fir ben Sal, baB er bes manz
gelnben Winbes balber nur bic balbe
3elt liefe, bod $4,000, immerbin mebr,
alS fur ben 8emdferungsatped mo-
tbis it,"
yGiu berartiger Brunnen nit Winbz
n1uble tommt, fir unb fertig gum @ez
braud, in Sii6metz5 z5eras niAt b6ber
gu tteben, aIs ungefdbr $3.50. Ser basu
geborige aus 0ol3 bergeitelIte unb
arDedentfpre1enb bobe WaiIerbehdIter
tann nit elmer guSgabe bon $50 be-
i9afft meroen, unb bie Soften flr bas
Slnleiten bes Wafiers iiber ba8 Stiid
Ganb 1tnb i'm eriten Sabre nit So per
9lder 5u beftreiten un6 fallen ipdter fat
gang meg. guf 2anb, tpel6es auf bic
erndbnte Weiie besudKert mirb, f0nnte
aber ein Gelbertrag BON $500 bis 5 900
per gtder eraielt iperben, penn ber
griinbli6en 8earbeitung bes 2aubes
bic notbige SorgfaIt susemenbet pirb.
Ntit bloBer vlleberpdiferung" perben
ieBt f1on i'm Riiitenitri1 BON $3.50 Bis
$500 gema9t. limb ba big iebt unfer
SaH6 nod niebrig i'm preife ffebt unb
auf lange 3ablunsstermine getauft
tperoen tann, brau9t Semanb nod
ni6t elm aapitaIiit su ieim, nm es als
2anbbauer unb Gdrtner balb aur llnz
abbdngigfeit gu bringen."
r8on melt gr6Berer Sraatpeite lit
aber mod bic Betpdferumg bur6 bas
arteitf6e @affer in ben tiefer aeleaenen
Bailins. Srre i6 mid ntd5t, 70 6in i'd
Der erite geueien, mel6er auf bic ges
beutung berielben fir bic gntnidluua
bes iiibweittegan,iden Mderbaus binaes
tuieieH unb ben praftil1em Nuben gels
tenb gema6t bat, ipelhen fie i'm Ge=
folge baben tpiirbe. (6err Noiuen irrt
iid allerbins8 nit bieier 8ebauptuna:
Die pSrete prefie" bat es fi6-tpie uns
tere Sefer tpiiien = i6on felt 5 bis 6
Sabren au ibrer Nufgabe gema6t, bic
9eilslebre bonn artehf1en 8runnen fir
ben regens unb maHerarmen 5ibtpe>
tten unabldiiig gu prebigen! Anm. b.
&eb.
sd wenbete" - .fdbrt Serr 8otpen
bann fort-uals i6 Dor elm paar syabs
rem bic NoroweitItaaten beiu1te, Der
BemdRerun9sfrage cine griinblihe 8ez
a6tnng su. Mebrere meiner 8riefe,
pelde i6 barauf iiber bieie8 sbema
per6HentIi6te, fanben in ben 3eitun.
gen Der Staaten Wpomins, utab unb
Der beioen Oafotas cine peite Werbreis
tun9. Sm Iaufenbem Sabre nun limb
bort Bepdherungsz@rp onges
itellt porben, ipelde gang ,uunberbare
uno itaunenswertbe grsebniiie eeIie,
fert baben. Wlir liegt !. 3. cine eben
crit mir sugefommene 3ui6rift bon
benz prdiibenten elmer QlttienaeleQs
l6aft Dor, lpel6e i'm 9baaan6 am
Samese5luB in Siib 9afOta bic ges
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felu Shleier unaufbaltIam beiBe 2brGs
neu iiber i6rc 9Sangen rannel.
II. 6 a y itel.

Sn @elelli6aft elmer jun9en Sdlpei>
serin, Die 5u ibrer yesleitertn en9agirt
fporoen mar, batte Srau 5olobeiln init
3itteru uno 3agen Die Seimreile ansez
treten, pabreno @eroa ibr nur bts iiber
bic uerbdneniBpolle 9tdtte oes oamas
lisen 3uiammeuitobes binans oas @ee
lett eegeben bate. gSelAer ytatur bie
@riinSe ieien, bon benen Die junse 6rau
nit 10 Slpingenoer @etpalt in 8alel
Suriidgebatten purbe, bate iie tros
alles 8rasens unb Drdnsens Der Srellns
bin ,1i6t anpertraut, unb 10 mar gum
erltem Mal ettpas mie eine lpirftihe Ser
itin1muns spil1en ben beiben Srauen
setpelen, ais lie iid trenrtcn. Nber
ipte lbnerslidb @erba bies aud empfins
BEN no6te, ibr @ntl6luB, ben gesens
ipdrtigen 9lufentbaltsort nibt gu pers
lalien, fonnte oaburd ni6t fir Die
Dauer zines 9iusenblids eridiittert
lperben.
Sie bebielt ifhe Wobnung TN Ootel,
ba iie burd Die betrd9tltfe Srmme,
iuelbe iie bel ber abreile bon 8erlin
nit iid senommen, nod auf ldneere
3eit binaus Dor @elbiorgen pollitdnoi9
9eidiiet mar, unO wie iie es Dem Dottor
Sporri perbeiBen bate, ipanberte iie
taslih slpeilual na6 oem &ranfenbauie,
un1 aus Dem Weunoe be8 nenlher=
freunoli6en ar3tes ausfunft iiber Bla<
tenius' 8efinben 5lt erbalten.
(6ortfetuns fDlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09

tpdherungsarbeiten iibernommen unb
aliSgefiibrt bat, lporin berielbe mir bic.
withholding maebi, baB auf benz Diirres
gebiet i'm WoreetbaIe iebt artelifd5e
Brunnen bergeitellt iinb, bic cine aus
ldngli9e 9DaKeemaKe fur bic 8eudf5e.
rung geben; swei beriefben, iagt er,
lleferH I015,800 @alIonen per 9aq,
tlttbtn genug, tint 600 Mder unter Rul.
tur gu bringen; bic Golge bapon lei,
baB Der 9der 2ano, pelher BON Der
Aorb paeifics8abn beinabe fur Ni6tS
9etanft DorDen, beute einen preis pon
$40 babe unb 81 bieiem Preife raiden
Nbgans finbe."
pWir 1T 9eras iinb nod aar au
langfam unb bebdttig. Dab ia
oben etn paar 100 DteiIen entfernt Don
nns" bic 2eute in fold rieiig idnelem
Sortf6reiten begriffen fino. iinben mir
ni6t mebr als natiirlid unb pplltoms
men in Der Orbnung, babel tommt es
uns aber ni1t in ben Sinn, in Belrad1t
gu 3ieben, baB mir bon 9latur aus nm
100 proeent tnebr 0eranlalIuna baau
bdtten, alS iene bort oben. ST es bod
eine unabftreitbare 9batfa1e, baB es
in unierem gansen iiihmeItli6en Qanz
oestbeile BON SeIaS ni1t einen einsiget
arteiif6en 8runnen giebt, Der mettiaer
als 100000 @alonen Waifer in "a
Stunben gdbe, in Der @egel iiber5teigt
bic 3abl 100000. Ser ettpa brei
Meilen bier Don Sun 9lntonio auf Der
Stand bes 9errn s.. 8. &mann
liegenben Brunnen bat iogar einen
Strom bon 2,500,000 @alloaen unb
tptiroe fomit sureiden, nm mebr als
400 older 2anbes ou bemdFern. Gelbit
angenommen, baB alpei 8runnen n0s
tbig mdren, bic an geeigneten punften
auf benz 2anbe angelegt perben miiBs
ten, Inn cine WafermaTe gu Iiefern,
onrh tuel6e nidt mebr ais cine Stredc
poI 1000 Mdern unter BepdHerumg ges
braft merben f0nnte, mas pur6e bas
@rgebniB etner ioIden 9nlage iein9
Der Ider 2ano, ieBt etma $6 bis $40
tpertb, miirbe fi6 balo gu $40 bis $50
perfaufen, tudbrenb bic pernellung Der
Brunnen etwu 81 Soften per 9lder perz
uria6en uno bic fur bas auf elpige
3eit oausrnoe @aferredt gu besab=
lenbe Steuer li6 auf etma $3.50 per
Sabr fur ben Ader itellen miiroe.
rSo1te li9 inter iol9en 0erbdltniiz
fen nift Elm Mann bon llnterneb.
mun98geift finoen. uelher iid eine
bieIe Gage Der Diuse gu NuBe maGte2
Ooer cine 8eiellfbaft, meI1e bas
gDaher aus benz SfoB Der Gr>e berz
aufbolte, UNI es OIL ben 9unbbauer gu
permietben ober nit Dem GanDe suglei6
3u uerfaufen, pie iOl6es in @alifornien
un6 anoerwdrts ieBt fdon gei9iebt2
5oifentlid uno aIler 8orausli6t mad
bo6i"
= Oie 8eboIferung bes britiiheu
&eifes wirb auf 367, 100000 Seelen
seiddBt.
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aleio,rituHe! aleiberitotfe ,

Ser sr6bte unb setpa6Iteite gorratb bon
tnen &leiber fen, Der ie in 6an
Nntonio porbailoen tuar. G,a neues YQufter
9at,n Strtpeb @repon, loIib unb
Bentufert
v8eefn~b @sro" in aIlen neuen Gar.
ben. ME Mtdel, Gisale, Mais, eapsneel San,
Huiitan 8rap, Greanl peib
Darb.
:. JranaSfifd'e ebaIiss in % be,
ittmn,ten Muitern.
Mobaires. Crepe b'ghise i'll rs
Gents, 80 GentS unp $40,
5ran3Dlii9er Orsanoie ;u 25, 35
tno 30 Gents.
Goro Sa @oi, etuas neass, s., lo Cents
per Yarb.
@emuiterte 8eSfore epro ali 12b
Gents per yarb.
% 9emuitsrte ersYe su ii Gsnts pet
Yaro
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ssarbe uns aarhe.

Gie 6arbe ber @e!unbbett 9Ber tann lie rertennsn2
Die netbe Sttru, BITE sebrdunte Banse, ber beue,
sldnBenbe nnb belebte 8lid, Der freubtse @e&saas=
brnd -ba finb bic untrhslt&en Gn,ei9en, tae Bic
seber tre Gunftirnen resemabs perrt&et unD bas In
9clse befen bte Werbauuns unseittrt rpr fis sebt.
3eeen sase3en ber Ietnt unb 6te Gusdpfel ene fat.
ranselbe 8arbunS, III ba8 Geidt sefurht unb aus
brudslos, 70 tann man barauf rehnen, taB init Der
Gaaenbruie etrra8 nt6t in Srbnuns lit. Man beietis
sc bic ffbrenbe nriahe dEsG uab erlntltb NIT bem
unnbertretft&eu antbti6fen arcanum Scaetter'S Mas
senbiters, neIde8 ntht BITE senannien fiGtbaren
au6eren 3eten Der 8tlpftdt, onbern aud safriides
aOpfneb, @erftcpfuns, S@wtnteI, beIests 3unse,
uebeifett, piterli&eu Gtbem unb S1mersen In Ser
rehten Seic, relfeS Spmrtpme berelben fnb, Sdbneu
nnb iier furirt. Bei Molarta lit bic 9eber nets tort
tn Wtletheni9aft seSoSeu; Btters TIT bas bette WtteI
easesen. Rtt sletder S&neusfett unt Stherteit
Nerppiitdt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09

= Oie 8ebolferung bes britiiden
&eides wirb auf 367 ,OO0,0 900 Seelen
eeiddbt.
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aaren Die ourb ibre preiie an,ieben,

ron l9maraen 8aaren su ben aIler.
riebrigiten Rreiien.
y @ettretfter unb carrtrter Samn
Ton l. Gents anfipdrts bis gu Dem beiten.
Sdlidter f9mar;er Orsanoie, @renabine,
satin 9eitreifter Saipa su erItannliG nisori,
gen Rreiien.
.Setoene aSarp &enrietfaS, 40 8oa,
NIT ben neueften Sdattirungen terieben,
3u $l.O0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09
8ar Jrase Der fiinftltd,em Betuafieruna

Bur Sra8e Der fiinffitdbem Betuafierun8
bat 0err %. u. 8otpen, Der Sefretdr
Der 9anbelsfammer in 5dn Mntonio,
einen geitrag Der0fentlidt, tpel9er
nns i'm Sntereiie unferer Sarmer unb
8drtner BON Siibmeft Seras mittbeis
lungswertb eri6eint. Oerlelbe lantet
luie folst:
rS9 babe es lit friiberen Mrtifeln in
Musfi1t gefteqt, Sbren 2eiern 3upers
ldiltge unb auf Sbatia9en begriinbete
Wtittbeilnngen iiber bic tiinitli9e 8es
pdferung gu MAIDEN unb mill iebt
mein Terfpre6en einlSien. Was i'd
beute 5u fagen babe, be3iebt fi1 aus
nd9f insbeionbere auf ben groben
aultenitri6 BON Seras, Dor allen auf
ben Oitrift, tpel6er ipetli1 bonn Gos
lorabo WuB liegt unb unter Der Be>
5ei9nung Sii6mef IT, Serns suiammens
begriffen tpir6, aus bem einfaden
8runbe, neil gerabe bieier Qanbestbeil
in geringer Siefe unter Der @rbpbers
fld9e cine ueberfille bon WafIer be-
Eltbt, bas gum 3ped Der finltliden
Betpanerung 6ur6 nid)t su tpeit blnz
lntergebenoe Brunnen benubt meroen
tann, nnb neil iib unter biefer obers
ha9li6en Waiierf6ibt auBerbem nod
Elm nngebeures arteiii6es Bafiin pors
finbet, pel6es ba, ND nit Der 8obs
rung big gu elmer Siefe bon 800 bis
1900 GuB beruntergegangen tuirb, fir
einem binausrei1enben Walferifrom
beinabe ii6ere @emdbr leiftet. 9lber
Die Sbatia9en, mel9e i1 anfiibreu
tperbe, baben aud fir ale iibrigen
Sbeile unferes States fait bic aleihe
@eltung unb 8eoeutung."
uNa6 einem Dur9|9nitts uebers
| f6lag 1T ein &esenfal bon 27 bis %
SOL i'm Sabre n0tbig, ipenn Elm outer
@rnte Iusfall geii6ert iein ioll, eors
ansgeieBt, 6aB Der Sfegen fi6 in ben
ri6tigem 3tpii6enrdumen iiber bas
9anb bertbellt; nebmen mir baber 80
SOL als erforberli9 an. Gin 3o( gez
gen TT gleidbebeutenb nit 27,154
8aloaen Waiier fir ben older. eSsit
bas 2anb eben. 10 perben 80 3oll 9{e=
! gen fir ben 9lder i'm Sabre 8l4, $50
@allOnen Wafer sur 9erfiisung fteIs
len, fiir ieben Sag mitbin 2232 Gallo
men. SOIL Elm 8artenltiid, fir nell
Dies man ettpa 8 9der 2anb aIs tppifd)
annebmen fann, bur6 einen Brunnen
NIT benz Waiier aus ber oberfld6li6en
S6i6te betpdffert tperben, 70 murben
baau-nad Der oben gu @runbe aeleas
ten Nnnabme = tdsli9 1886 @allos
men Wafier ii6 alS notbwenbig berz
ausitelen. Oa aber Der Strom in ies
bem Nusenblid gang nad 8elieben ab-
geitea. merben fam, tpirb nur cine aez
ringe Guantitdt BON @afer bur6 ben
Acknowledgements berloren geben
unb gar feines miirbe, = tuie bas bel
&egengiiiien Der Sall it, - unbenubt
abtlieBen; es lpiiroe li6 iomit cine @rz
tparntB bon minbetenS 25 pro3ent err
geben; nit an6eren Worten: bel elmer
berartigen tiinltli6en 8epdiferuna mdre
elne polle @rnte nit brei 9iertbeilen
| 6erienigen 8aiermenge gu er3ielen,
peI6e ielbft in ben giinftigiten .}abren
ba erforbefli6 1T, mo- man ii6 auf ben
BON oben ber fommenben 3eaen perz
lahen muB. Sir bic tinltli6e 8ez
mdiierung zines 4ders tpiirben baber
1724 @aaonen gDafer eeniigen unb
fllr elm Stiid bon a1t 9ldern 1889
8aaonen. Gin gewobnli6er 8runnen
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Seine gpieen WDrbamae, 80 garb
!ang, 5u rs .Genta, $1.00, $1.25, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $500, uab e,lfnarts, 10 fein
trie Sbr iie tpiini6t. "
0arbtger .mnb i9war3er SailIe
Graneatie, gu 80 @entS per DarS
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Wi1bel l,no geupime! |!

unier MDbeI- unb Tepp,d DsyartsRsas
perbient in Museniuein 0enpniIlssH ID tss.
ben s8ir qMotlren Yreaie, oit Sbr rsst Bers
aniiaen Ieien tperhet.
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3epbDr @imebanrs !!

sSir bertaufen 8epbbr @ineBams
su 10, 18 uno % Gents.
Satin stsibeS eorb bu @oi ,lnb 5epbprs.
urb 25 gents.
Gents.
Cas srobte unb beft aussetodbtte Eager
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09
.tsruno auftbate Sfpil9en
II! tbeuren &ranfen. Die

nmffuiti. llnbefau9enbeit, tpeld)e iie
10 larle III gan5e iibriec s8elt bate
ner2 ,cr laiien, iie mar unmieberbrtng.
liff ~. 4 l1llo nit ernlter, fait oroben.
atohaiIua itano Die @eipiBbeit Dol
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Ueue Waaren !
benillesRortiereu nnb giidbedeu

S,r otferiren GbentIles 8ortiere n
nno ST. q eden 5u abiolat balbem, greiie.
@tr baben so Yaare Yortieren unb 100
S''4befen, alle su bemieIben greiic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09
8Orbduae! g,orbdnae !!

Sn Draperien unb @retpnues
rbreit mir eine elegante Muswasl BON 10
cents auttpartS Bis gu Der feinlten Sorte
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g 6 9 g g g q
l1uier ,,WeiBer GIepbdnt4

lluier nWeiber GlfpbaIt"
Glotbins 9ans iit Sas sr6bts unb SeffftSn.
biefte TIM GibireFen. Ntr ssrdntiren
Sdnitt, Muiter, nMaItf6t nsh
rbos Mics rabt."
Wl1bel nno Seppi4e!
unier aRDbeI. unb Gepp,d, Deyastsmsa.
uerbient in Auseninein 8enpnsIrssH ID nss.
ben Wir quotlren 93reiie, bic Sbr mt Sers
gniisen teien ,perSet.
9eppi@c! Gepti@e!
Botb BruHels, 81 umb aufparts.
Eapeltrr yruiirls, 90 Seats nun aufip6vts.
Iapeitrp 8ruiiels, Storberrp, IS GentA unb
anftparts.
A.sss BOIls, brsifuebe 9ide s5 Gents.
9. 6. 81,
linton 10
aass mous. spsiaia4s = %
g. s. IS
linton 40
@sfa,naie sspsid,e. l5 be so Gsats.
9inoleu,n, go gentS unb aufmdrte.
6nbbpeen Oel.9u1, 81 Gts. unb naftpxrtS.
Goepssaeatten, As Gents unb auiwdrts PEI
Auao,atzYaro.
ebina Matten, bcn l2lkk bis 95 gents.
Aeebte 5apaneiiihe Matten 3u uur is gts.
Ma1bet! MaDbeti
Nir nra4sn ipesirae Cfsrseu tn sAtaf.
! simmer Gets:
eoIiSe ant,te Gi4ene Sets. .nur $3.50.
@Iesante gbspal Sets, nnr 5000.
Solice WaannB Sets, sur $3B.
YlIiH Pdrlur Sets, MIR SGT.
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9eioeultoife ! eeioeuitoffe!


Soltee far5ige Gbineii1de unb S.a.
panett1d'e Setbenftoffe in ben pcs
puiariten Sarben, irie aSeis, Cream Rpla,
eern 9ftIe, eiIoe 8iau &C.
Solise @roS Grain Sdiparse
Setoen1toffe su 75 @erts, 90 Gents, II
uno $1.25.
S9mar5e unb eream Gbineliid5e
Setbenitoffe, gu 30, So, 80, so, rs, s.,
80 Gents unb ST.
gesbeue nmo gatim ysroeaoe, in
ld9parS Mnb f'rbia su 10, so Gents, $l urb
Sl.25 in ben neuefteil abenes s5arben.
Gancp semnitsrte SnSias, l1tparser,
tarbtger unb ipeiber Grunb; sipsrar5ig, Elm.
fah unb oeri4ieoenartse Iisureu, gjmlnen.
Scrolls unb anbete Mnifer, 75 6prten, SXl2
Snmbiiat,on, iebeS 20-22 3oa brett, 35. 4S,
60, 6e, 70 GentS nnb ST. 90 3cu breite Al.
81 une 81 %.
gerfd,iebene Wloeee smrabs, 3u %,
50, so unc Is Gents.
9as seibenlaser iibertriift aIes Doaeipes
lei1e in stu8mabl, Site uno Bertb fir ieber
3pfd. mo- Seioe aebrauht lpirr, nnb oeren
3abl tit ees,ou.
Hnier gSaareulager lit naaBgebeno.
Die fOIsenben Auotationen seben einea
aSinf, um a5er ben ipirflieten Merrb uno bic
@eidbaltiefeit femnen 3u lernen, tommt uno
,ebt obsr laht Gnh Vroben I'D den.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-27
Italy AND THE POPE.

DIR. Vaughan, the new Roman Catholic
archbishop of Westminster has had some
thing to say concerning the Pope and the
temporal power which is attracting much
attention. The Archbishop says that If
the Pope has been left free to exercise his
spiritual influence, "it is because he has
not been reconciled to the kingom of Italy,
heosuse he has not been content to act as
the chaplain of the king or as tine subject
of a great foreign power" In other words,
1t is only by sacrificing influence in Italy
that he retains it in other countries. If the
Pope, says the Archbishop, were to accept
ths Italian solution of the problem, he
would be placed in position analogous te
that of the Archbishop of Canterbury II
England. In that case, If he should bt
asked to arbitrate between two p overs
Germany and Spain for instance, ant
should decide in favor of Spain, he in
| eyitably would be accused by Germany o
Welding to the occult influence of tn
italian government. "The great interna
tional position of the Holy Father woul'
be- snnihilated," said DR.. Vaughan, 81
he were to accept such destiny. Th
conclusion is inevitable: either the Top
must live in q position of perpetus
hostility to the kingdom of Italy, an
40 make it clear that he is not the sub
iect of any great power, or he must b
restored to the position of an indspender
sovereign" With regard to the Pope's Ii
innction to italian Roman Catholics not I
vote in parliamentary elections, o polio
which veakeus the conservatives and d.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-27
COMMUNICATIONS.
The New High school Site.

To the Editor OF the JOURNAL AND COURIER
The people of New Haven are more or
less interested in the erection of the new
high school. From appearances 1t would
seem that they are less interested than
they should be when the sum of SIZE, 600
is to be invested in such an enterprise. We
believe this is the sum appropriated for
this purpose. One of the daily papers this
week stated that the committee had about
decided to select property on York square.
While the property on Broadway might be
desirable, the obseurity of the square 1t
self is to be strongly criticized.
York eauare was once, and still is sought
| by some as retired place of residence.
But 1t can never be opened to be more
| prominent thoroughfare, and 1t can only be
| built up and blocked in to further obscur-
ity. -,
our finest public buildings placed in here
where 1t will soon be hidden from sight o,
everything but few residencesl That th'
property can te bought for q lower sun
than something more desirable should no
be of weight, for IL the appropriation 4
not sufficient for better location then lie
the committee ask of the board and Of tn,
city for what is necessary, not only for I
proper building, but for purchasinl
| Ground for its erection, even though
may be the purchasing and clearing o
ground now occupied.
It is seldom the city makes . more i'm
portant move than this will be, and I
|. purchase what is little else than rear Ian
meets with disgust from q large proportio
of citizens. The fact that still more OF
scure property is to be had in connectio
with this for the school Of manual trair
: ING seems to be the boom for fhis location
The training school can be arranged for
whatever vicinity Is chosen, but let this
. secondary to the high school.
, II the committee and board are embal
, rassed to the extent Of taking this stel
then let public spirit and enterprise com
| to the rescue. ENIkRPhisk.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-27

PROTECTION THAT PROTECTS.
New York, Massachusetts, Indiana, New
Jersey and Illinois have reported increased
wages under the Mckinley tariff. Colonel
A. L. Conger, of Ohio, has just returned
from Europe, where he has been studying
questions relating to labor, capital and
the tariff. He sums up the leading issue
of the present campaign in the following
terse style: We are just as ready for free
trade as England is-on one condition
That our workingmen take the wages paid
in England. They get from 60 to 100 per
cent more. If they vote for free trade, it
means if they accomplish their purpose GO
per cent. at least reduction in wages. 1t is
for them to say.
This is the situation, and it behoovef
those who have to work for a living to take
the right view of it. Even the free traders
admit that protective duties tend to create
and maintain higher wages. Of course
they do. During the low tariff periods in
the history of this country wages have
| been low and sometimes it has been hare
to get any. During the high tariff periods
people have had work and at good wages
1t is so now. Business is good, work il
plenty and wages are good. Will it not b.
earegious folly for workingmen to vot
| against the policy that works 30 plainl.
| and effectively for their benefits