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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04

Orterln9en iiber Die 8eloiro0e mieoer=
balt uno Die unIiuni0Iteu SGeprien
Dem Gplte in Der tQui1enoiten @eiie
DOr9eiiibrt iuerOen, I'm oasielbe glOl=
ben 81 MAIDEN, Die W enge Oes @el=
ocs tDnue bciien g8ertb uno Nuben
erb6ben, pdbrenO geraoe Die Nten9e
oesIelben i6n ieincn Wcrtb nebmen
llno ons 2unO rliniren niirbe.
Sas iinO Die S0uptperDienite oes
oreiunOiiinISi9iten DemOtra t il
I6en Gon9reies uno bicielben iino
feline tleinen uno Tie iperoen I'm 10
AOber 9eI6dBt iuerocu, je me0r Die BE
pubIitNner bicIelben Sl entpertDen
Iuden unO je beiier oos &olt ole 8runo=
IaBe perIte1en lernt, melbe Der Sen1o=
trotie i9ren 9anSen 9~eb0ltpolen Snbalt
pcrIeibcn unO lie 81 Der ein;iQen, wab=
rem mo DoltsbegliifsnOen 40rtei mu=
den, mel6er Die Gerlpaltun9 u~nIcres
&onbes i'll Die SGnoe gelr9t merorn
bari. 9csbolb gcbii6rt Dem g9irtcu
ocs breiunoiini3i9iten oemOtrotii1en
Gongrenes ale Nlerfcnnun9 oes Goltes
INN 90 nprOient hir hpnnfrntiihp Mnrtpl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
MerflUIroi8cS.

Cine beitere Spufaei6idte miro aus
Dem SamlanOe 9emeloet. GroBe Nuf=
regung, 10 ibreibt Die y&bg. 9lag.
3tg.", berri@te in elmer Samilie in
Vt. Nabts lieB Ii6 in einem 3immer
bes Sberitofs tets Elm @rduid bDren,
als Oh cine @alSe plObli9 in geme=
9un9 9eiebt nilrOe ooer oils oh elm Gao
bin unb Der 9inse. Die gepegung
pieoerbolte ii6 in unre9elmdBi9sr
&eibenfOl9e. Der Seliber 9ina, BON
ieinem Sobne be9leitet. Die Sreppe
bil1auf naA Dem geoa6ten 3immer.
guf Der Srcppe bDrten lie nod oaS
Gerdui6, bod in Oas 3immer einge=
treten, mar Der Sput perItummt uno
lie tonnten au6 iOnIt niGts ~9luifdQi9es
bemerten. Gaum aber batten Die Wtdn=
ner ibreu Ylab am Gamilientiid wieOer
eiu9enDmmen, ais Der tDQe Sput bon
Neuem angling. Rad LANCER ner9eb=
lid)er Miibe iano man cine auf Dem
gODen liegsnoe Weinilai1e, in iuel6t
cine Wlais getro6en mar. Sic bate
li9 an Den 3udererbien, wel6e bon Der
Sausfrau in Die 6taIhe 9etlan
uno i9lirBli9 Der Ser9eiienbeit an=
beim9efaIen waren, 10 9iitlib 9etban,
oaB iie our6 Den engen @als nlht wie=
Der suriif tonnte. Semen Nus>peg
finoeno, iprang Die Waus nun in Der
6lai6e berum unD bra9te oamit Die
Jlai1e ms Stolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04

lllngeil, Der nieoertrd6tiglten Sal
i6unoen. Sisie @aifen nerben 9e=
wobnli9 ppn Yreoi9ern Der Naians
iabri,irt. Der llnteri6ico i'm Nor=
gebcn bier uuo III Seuti6louo beltebt
nur balm, oab man bier lngeftraft
mebr litgen uno perl1umoen Tam ais
in Selti6lono, ipp penigitens md gum
SAeine Die @eicBe fir cOnfeiiipnellen
6rieOen an9eruicn weroen tDnnen. =
9ieicr ieinoli1en aliunS lit boz meni=
gen SaGreu Elm Sriteerleiu 9ebpreu
pnroen, ein ianftmiitbiser Benjamin,
bennmiet Die "Christian Endeavor
Society, Die Ii6 leBt, ebenfalls niGt
llur ais internatiOnaler, IonOern io90r
ols Observation-Disclosures Slno nit
ju9enOll1er Strait ms Gei6irr 9ctpOr=
fen bat. Is lit Dies eill tpo6rer 9tc=
Besbuno, galrs compromising angelsgt,
uno BON jungel S1luGrmern 5ulam=
men9eieBt. SGr WtOtto lit: vgGir
liBen 10 ir0bli1 beiinmmcn, rno baben
chamber 10 feb" uebri9ens Sic0t Die
r a. -, r., n,1I
W. S"Lo 'Htt o'' w. Hn'U!'o I'll pfii..
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;hrsm Sns o%ehcnsh,rt nb,onit "a Ssr
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sr;tsr S.nas f;;n,,,sr. MAN in f.;, Sm
Sr,t I'm Um" ,ras ,,rA m" s ,,iHt nstahrt
m;rN ,,,, ,no;s MAT i, NV" NOV S ;"Iba
;ntsynsnnm;r"t;n} nhsr onr ,,;%ts 9V ~
nrosrn Sonn rtouht H" IA oGSo.
"is nh msns, nH.tI;ha ,nh t;raGh.
@rbots bS;tSn,sn ala Mntr"ns
oebpn mohl ihrs Women oni o;s Suh.
itrint;nnaIias obsr Moho; hIo;bt;s c.
Inn N;s mnr,SSsrts !, Nar Mr,n.'
;,nn,or b;nt",nm ~, a;o ars', ~,
@iif,uo VIC boIisu n;oraTs s;ns
ShIoht os,ninnen
"N'
uno n"h, WI tlepen SpHoeroatoler,
ntou1 NY .utg u"W "pW uHl e'a Fuslt=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
Neligioic SeDemfen gc9en Die
Semperens=Se

Inter ben 8riinoen, pelde bic Seni=
perenS : Sewe9ung bierSulanoe jeoem
na6oentenoen GDriiten iebr perodbtig
eri9einen !aiier, 9ebOren II. o.:
Sbr llrfprung, tpelber ni6t
bel Satber MattbeW, ionoern bel ieinen
prDteitantii6en 6reunoen 81 iuben 1T.
SaB Die pbariidii6en Yuritaner init
alien al6 ben raoitaliten Mitteln cine
duBerliae Sugenn bel ben Sbrisen ar=
itrebten, lit niht auHalleno; uno oa Tie
oas Satrament Der guBe abgei6dfft
batten, muBten lie Elm anoeres Seteb=
r,ln0smittel erfinoen, UNI an beIien
Stelle 81 iesen. Sir ~bDffnungslpIe
Sdufer i6ien Die SOtal=gbitinenS ibnen
Oas einsi9e Seilmittel gu iein, llno iie
unternabmen Die ginfiibrung uno Qlls=
breitlng Oerielben ourb Sereine unb
ourb OTentll6e uno pripate Wiiiions=
tbdtigteit 81 oieism 3met. Sir Sa=
tbDliten, wei6e im Satrament Der
Sube Elm binrei6enoes Seilmittel fir
ale audi fir Die 9rOBten Cater beliben,
mar Oies neue Seilmittel, pel6es bic
Yuritaner entoeft, offenbar iiber=
fliiiiig, uno iOgar anItDBig, neil es elm
9tiBtrauen in Die Wirtiamfeit oes So
trumentes Der SuBe b%pruusiebt, ferner
neil Der Geihtoater jeoem b%pffnun9s=
lOien SQufer obnebiu oas Seripre6en
abnebmen muB, ben Saloon uno Die
beraui6enoen 8etrQnte sI meioen, uno
iomit jeOes tpeitere @eripre9en ouBer=
Dalb Der Sei6te ilberfliiiiig maht.
Sin unoerer @runo, melber bic
Semperens=gewe9ung perodbtia madt,
1T Die Neu6eit oes Seilmittels, oas fir
Elm urNltes Cater porgei9rieben piro.
W0n fraQt nit 8e6t: Warum bat
ni6t Gbrl'tus, ieine Npoitel, Die STRIDE
unO ibre Seili9en SOtal=glbitinen3 9e=
preoigt, oa oas Cater Der SruntIu6t
81 alien 3eiten eriitirte? @arum boz
ben Die Sitter Der itrengen reliaiDleu
Sroen, wel6e ourh oas 8eiipiel unb
Die Preoi9t Der Sbri9en Die g8elt refor=
miren mollten, feline Sotal=4bitinem in
ibren &lOItern eingeiiibrt? Marum
bat Die STRIDE bel ibren itrengen SaIten-
unO gbltinen5=8eboten feline Gntbal=
tunq BON beraul1enoen @etranten por=
gel6rieben?
AOer nlbt bios nell 1T Oieie Sugenb
Der SOtal=4bltinen3, lie lit aud lotal
uno fam Dorausli6tlih niemals allae=
mell merOen, neil Die ilbri9en Natio-
nen, Die G%nglanoer uno Srldnoer aus=
9enommen, BON ibr ni6ts wiiien uno
aud ni6ts pillen mOllen. So LANCE
aber cine Su9enO ni6t aQ9emein ae-
lebrt miro, 10 LANCE bic tatbolil6e
STRIDE ibre Serbreitung nidt in bic
SanO nimmt, miro lie nit 8e6t ais
Derod6ti9 angeleben. Die tatbOlii1e
&ir1e bat aber oieie Sptal=glbltinens
iueOer pOr0ei6rieben nod augeratben
IOn0ern bios geouloet.
Sin welterer 8runo, Der Die Sot0l=
Nbninens iebr oerodhti9 ma6t, lit Die
S%Itentatton ibrer Setenuer. User eire
10 ouBer9ewDbnli9e Sugeno iibt, Der
lplte nibt o0nit prablen, ionoern Den
9tOtb 6briiti beiOlgen: rg8enn OIL
falteit. 10 ltelle DID ni6t trauri9 wie
Die Seubler, melde Die 9luimertiamteit
Der Ntenl0en aui li6 Sieben wollen.
gSabrlih IONe i6 eu6, lie baben ibren
&obn ihon %empfangen. gSenm on aber
fOlteIt, 10 ialbe oein Saupt alo mai0e
Oeln Nngeli6t. Oamit oein 6aiten ni6t
BON Den Weni6en lOnoern ppn 8ott
bepba9tet meroe, Der i'm SerbOr9enen
lie9t; benn Oielcr miro es Dir perSel=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04

2aut Dem Nu9uIt=Ssr Deg Sun=
beg N%ferbauamtes iiel Der Stano oes
99eli6torns felt benz /. Suli bon 95
auf nur SO Yrpsent i'm Sur6ihnitt,
nobel geraoe Oiejenigen Stpaten am
i1lintmiten %,pe9tOmnen, pelde Ionit
bic Sauptmaiic oicies ProOuttes bill
ben. Na6 ben einSelnen Stanten 'tellt
iih nGmlih Der Stano wie folgt: Ohio
~, &entudD 80, SnDiauu SO, Slinois
Is, Soma As, 0tiiiouri 80, Sanias
40, Nebrasta uuO Siio=9 afota gar
lur 90.
@interweiien, Der i6on ileibig 9e=
orpl6en miro, l~ieierte cine ergiebige
Grnte BON ans9eSei6netcr 0ualitdt;
binge9eu lit Der Grnte=YroSentIab oes
Commandments lett Dem |. Suli bon
6S.4 aui GIL 9efallen; aud Der Stano
Der anoeren &Orneririldte lit nieDriger,
ndmli6: Saier 76.5. SOmmerrO99en
1913, 6erite 69.S. Su0lpeiSen 1913,
Geis belt ii1 auf 81. 9lnoere YrO=
butte: SartOlieln "A, Seu 1916, &epiel
Al, Piirii1e 1913, Srauben liefern
etlua elnen balben Serbt, nur Ga!ifors
MEN bat cine iberrei6e Oblternte auf=
suiueiien, melbe ben Nusfall I'M iibri=
gen Sanoe sum 9rOBten Sbeil aufpies
Gen tOnnte, luenn nur Die Va9u9elels
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
i6aIten lib onsu perItanoen, mOgll1't
nieorige 6rN1ttoItcn SIT %perlan9en.

Cine foitli9e InefoOte. Gon Dem
beriibmten en9liiden Sn9enieur Soro
Goiie ersdblt nSbe @orlO": Soro
Ioile aebt ouf einem SpaSiersanse al
elmer Sabrit pprbei, in beren SOlraum
cine Sdmpfmaihine arbeitet. gr ltellt
iib bin unO liebt nit gelaiiener sluf=
m~crtiamteit su. Yl6Bli6 i6iittelt er
nit Dem &opie, Sie6t cine ubr berpor
llno blift nun abwedielno balD aui Die
ubr, balo auf Die Mai6ine. Der
@crtmeiiter fam Ii6 bus Senebmen
oes pilofremoen Weni6en ni6t ertlds
ren. rNun, mas gibt's oenu?" idbrt
er i'm an. yg8ns 1T Sbnen benin niht
rc6t?" = 81, iagt 2orO &OIe, mir
iii NOes rc0t. SD parte nur, bis Die
M0iNiue in Die Suit fiie8t." = ySu
Die Guft, iino Sic perriift, Menib?"
y9}eill, ober mslln md Sebn Minl=
ten nit Der geloferten S6raube gear
bcitet miro, fliegt lie se,piB in bic
Suit." Ser @ertmeiltcr iie6t bin, er=
bleiNt unO brin9t Die Mai6ine gum
Stilltano. yIber sum Seuiel", iaSt
er oann, yparum baben Sic oenn niht
friiber Sbren Mtltno aufgetban?" =
o@arum? SD babe nod nie cine
Mtai6ine in Die Suit fliegen iebenl"
Spra6's uno sin9 bo6lt persnil9t BON
Damien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
Jtut6OGlder Gir6sn Gu(enoer.

Som 9rOBten @ebote. -Matb. %, 81.
Sormtao, Der 8. Sept. NmSf. WtGr. @or9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04

6~Ol9enoes &ebenermpel iinoen mir
in Der nN. y. Staatssta.": Son iab=
o~ert0noi9er Seite mir gei6lbt, oaB bel
Dem Strife in Chicago bis jebt Wa9=
gOns etc, Saounseu leidt peroerblides
Sbit, Semitic uno anoere Sarmpro=
Oufte leibt Dergdnslider slrt i'm gSertbe
bon $40, 900, 600 perbrannt poer 81
8runOe gegan9en limo; oaB Die Inter-
bredung bes Sanbrispertebrs spiiben
Gbica9O urIo Der Pdciiictilite pie srpi=
i9en 6bicaso uno Dem @olf bon Me=
rito fir Sebn Sage fir ollie, Die i'm
ipeltelten Slime oaran intereilirt lino,
einen Serluit bon 800, 600, 600 81 be-
Oellten bat; oaB iiber 500, 600 Men=
iAen auBer Sei6aitigung 9etommen
limb, Dab % bis 80 Weni6en getOotet
uno piele periuunoet pOroen limb. Su
benz Strife in pullman banoelte es
Iih UNI cine SobnberabieBun9 BON $85
per gSag9on bel elmer Sieierung BON
800 @a99ons, alio I'M Die Summe
BON $50, 500. @ie piel toIiet nun ben
@rbeitern uno benz sanSen Sanoe Die
ySpmpatbie"?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04

Sin &eSept ge9en ben SiB toller
Sunoe perofentlibt Der 80 Sabre alte
60riter 8aitel ipie folgt: SD mill mein
Uielbewdbrtes Mittel aegen Den Bib
tOler Sunoe ni9t nit in bus @rab
nebmen, ionoern es uer0Ientliben; es
lit Der lebte Sienit, Den i6 Der Belt
tbnn fanr. Man ne1me lparnlen
9Seineiif;g uno laues Waiier, wuIbe ba=
nit bic Wurroe rein aus ilno trOfne
lie. Gam aieBe man eiili9e SrppIen
Gblorpaheridurs ouf Die g8unoe, neil
Mineraliduren oas Gift Oes Spei6els
serltOren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-06
rryERAL OF BISHOP N'NTERyEY.

Albany Jan. 5-Thc final services to the oead
were held in memory of Bishop McNierney AT the
Cathedral Of the Immaculate Conception To-Day.
DESPITE a heavy ranstorm, thousands OF peopie
thronged into the church. and for hours those VINO
were unable to gain entrance stood ABOUT III 'he
rain Governor Flower and the State and city ana
county officials. the members Of the Regents or the
University Of the State of NewYork, visiting clergy
70 the number OF several hundred. various religious
orders OF the diocese. and representatives OF oner
Catholic organizations. in attendance me
services began at $50 when the service lor the ua
was again chanted. Father +. d. Mc'Iure LID. vsiiif
ceebrant At l03o begun the solemn Po.h.liosi
mass OF requiem. Archbishop Corrlgan OF w "
York being the celcbrant with the cry HpE, -
NJ a Burke administrator OF the Albany uiocese'
AZ assistant priest Seven bishops were present IN
Guiding the venerable Bishop r. g. MeQqat 30, Q.
Rochestcr: Bishop stephen " Ryan. OF Bnnao
bishop Michael oFarrel Of Irsnt0n' B Bishop
Miehaud. Of Burlington. Vt; Bishop o'Hars; Of
scranton and Bishop John j. Conroy OF New
York The absolutons. which concluded the the ce ere
monies were pronounced by the ArchDishoP} anu
Bishops McQuaid. Ryan 9Farrell ana 0Ha ara
Tho eulogy was pronounced by the eloqueht,r anu
learned Father John Walsh. OF st. Peters ;h TOY C
xhn was for a number Of years pastor OF tne va
,heiroI After all was finished the body was low
cred through the floor OF the sanctuary INTO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-06
TO RECT LATE the SALE or OLEOuiEG iRIvE

Earnest determination 10 secure enforcement OF
the Federal AMI state laws regulating the sale Of
olcomargarnc was manifested at "A largely attended
meeting OF produce dealers held AT the Mercantile
Exchange. so. G Iarrson-s'.. yesterday. President
William wis presided and Edward thinner
secretary George \. Boycc of the Packers Com
mitice. reported progress, and said we feel that
this struggle to prevent the unlawful sale Of oleo-
margarine Is one OF the most important that the
produce trade has eyer entered upon. \ resolution
ought 10 be adopted heartily indorsng the recon-
incubation In the Governors message and the bill
introduced by Senator Hin the subject" W.
H. Duckworth ~ the committee appointed 20 pro-
mote Increase in the tax OF cents pound on
olcomnrsarnc. reported that the committee had
communicated with Congressman Hatch and the
Committee on Ways and Means He thought that
the convention to be held In Chicago the third
Tuesday OF this month ought to be held IN Wash
ington.
II. Winsor. chairman Of the Committee In
tcrnal Revenue said there had been sixty-scven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-06
STATE PROPAGATION OF FISH.

ANNUAL. REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
FlsIfFEIFs-CiOOD WORK FOR THE YEAR lo'''
Albany. jan 5-The State Commissioners OF + iSh-
orles met here to-day and adopted their amman re-
nor, which Will be submitted to the state Legs
lature on Tuesday next The report says tha' iaS'
wear the Commissioners succeeded IN dis'ipu"nS
over 81 900 900 of the best varieties or ish III the
waters of the state This exceeds by % per cent
the production OF any previous year Inc Non'-
missoners have given their greatest energies 10 inc
artificial propagation OF shad pike perch "h''e
fish tomcods smclts. lake trout iroS'lisn am ~,
inhs,ers Owing 10 tho liberal Stocking uont y!
Tho commission tomcods and smelts were hes s 40
abundant I'm the streams they nave Deth uuIl.S
~, last two seasons. and Immense catcneS nav
been made in Long Island Sound ana us uiou-
The work OF shad Matching during the last sum.
NOR vas done on the fsh-car AdirondacK unuel
The silncryison of Frederick Mather, anu "IS as
s,,ccessful as could have been expected. me- a
,vnrc 2 2i5 600 shad fry Matched In Jars IN the c
and nlantel I'm the Hudson River during tne en-,
There were also planted in the HUDSON i2'9yv ~
furnished by The United States Fish toninls ,,,
The total distribution of fry last year VIZ; p'' -
'front.' g2s zoe. brown trout. lUl3-Z. saiiho; 90,
Ma. lake trout. $4,000: California trout -Se
,Ike nerch $4,000: whicfsh, lss1O.pp shtl, s.,o,
10. orncods l6GOG0. smelts. 5'Z2V; 0 s,1
IN a45. frostnsh $1,000: muscalonge -isoVVo piSn
bass 26 80; bullhcads. 40; shrimp I5"VVo oS0o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-06
CAUGHT TRYING TO LEVY BLACKMAII

Thomas Williams. twertyeight years old. address
refused was held in the Yorkville Court yesterday
on charge Of mpersonatinS an officer and getting
money on false pretences. \ poiiceman's attention.
was called to the man when he went on duty al
- O'Clock on Thursday night. He heard OF his
having visited various barrooms along seventh
ave, representing himself to be Central once
detective and demanding 10 be fixed.
At about l O'Clock Williams called at the bar
room of Collins Il O'Connor No 100 sevenihcaye.
called Thomas Collins. the proprietor out oi BED
and told him that he must put up or shut up
shop. Collins was frightened and gave him 50
He demanded more. Collins gave him 81 additional
Just then the policeman appeared at the baTroom
Williams ran out the front door but was over
hauled bv the officer Williams said he was a
Parkhurs man and put on bold front but ne
was arrested.
DR. Parkhurs, said last night th&t ne Knew Ho'H'
Ing about Thomas Willlams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-06
ADJ PORIEltS NH' '"'

THE Person HISTORY OF NE"hohn W."
UNTEErs IS IN COURSE OF PREPARATIONS
Albany Jan Northumberland Porter go
transmitted his annual report to the 'oEe, aOa
The report estimates that there are ABOUT ~,
men s,biec, 70 military duty In this state Inc
general government has adopted and is manu'a1,u,.
ing new magazine small-arm for the Ar r;yred fos
important that this pattern should De sccui , nd
the National Guard An ample supply OF tets ans
blankets has been procured Cantesh cscohinr uten.
sIls and rubber ponchos have been nc or roll
has yet been adopted but the question as =. has
pattern may be best adapted 70 the serv!oe 80
Par ~ rn,,sSbi, discussed many experiments nave
been made. and decision viii not long DE ue-
ayed. .. ara rou, working
10 complete the personal history or tne .< ~. ~
o,,,n as FAR as such be done from tne
records in the Office. The history OF the %o h
and I'd regiments Of the New YORK No ua,.ro,
cavalry has thus been completed. ana preLp ared
for printing part Of this report IL rs D nav
that the history Of all the cavalry regiments may
be completed by January 1875 The records S OF oar I
sd and I'd regiments of Infantry have peeh party
prepar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-06
CLARENCE T. REED ARRESTED

Clarence f.. Reed, printer and eoctrotypcr. OF No
30 West Thirecnth-si. IS In trouble with the New
Haven Copper Company. whose officers have
charged Mr.. Reed with attempting 10 defraud tncm
They caused his arrest yesterday on charge OF
obtaining October T. last copper plates Weighing
100 pounds. and worth So s. by promising to pay
cash down for the material and also $50 on an Old
account which the New-lTav people had been
unable 20 collect But the check which Mr.. Reed
gave the company. which was drawn the Sher-
man Bank. came back with statement that he
had not enough funds there - pay H. This being
communicated To- Mr.. Reed II l. alleged that he
explained that IN" condition Of his bank account
was due 10 the forgetfuin"ss Of the proprctors Of
Tho illustrated Amerlcan' who had given him a
check which be had deposited in the Sherman
Bank bit II had proved 10 b, no good" Tao com
paint goes to say that inquiry the Office OF
The illustrated American" brought ont Il denial
from the prorrleiors that they had ever given Mr.
Reed check which not promptly paid. The
defendant gave $3.50 bail. and was released
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these reports do not tally with the evidence wHG IN
was given by policemen Of the Fourth Prcclhct ~ ~
the hearing before the Excise Board. In view Oh
the action taken by the Excise Board nau ~
rpcted n different result from this. 1t would sem
10 me that such brazen denas as this by inspectO
Williams that nothing of an immoral nature a.
nn violation OF the law was found in any OF the
places" are bound to wear out the patience OF snv
nuhlic After a time. We do not expect that tne!
will have any consideration for US. after what nas
happened but they might show n decent resa'"
for the opinions Of the public. ,.r,i
They declare that they found nothing lm'Io,I a. a.
and no violation of law, yet we know That wlthln
two days after made our complaint ag ss
CaptaIn Slev!n the women from the dsorderE
houses in the Fourth Precinct began 70 Apply ~.
shelter at the houses Of refuge. To one home W'i'
ten women from disor1erly houses IN Chefry.st.
a man living In the Fourth Precinct has written
10 me that there are several dsorderiy houses run
ming in the precinct yet, but the nelghborh1ou -
like heaven compared with what II was a week ago
Still we are met with ienlals at every point cii
we must wait and see how long the patience Of the
community will stand it ,.
Inspector Williams complains that the COMPANY n
about the disordery houses was published before ne
received the Superintendent's order to investigate
II enough for us 10 say that our object mas peen
TO let the public know how the police were neg
lectng their duties in respect to those places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-06
THE FUNERAL or .lDOLPH J.. SiNGEE.
TEMPLE EMANUEL CROWDED WITH CITY OF
F!CIALs AND FRIENDS OF TIE DEAD
PRESIDENT OF TIE BOARD
or EDUCATION.

The funeral Of Adolph L. Sanger. president Of the
Board Of Education. was held yesterday mor''"s
AZ Temple EMANUEL and was attended DF many
city officials and by many representative Hebrews
4 service for the family was first conducted al ''e
house No. - East S!xty-third-si by me rev H.
Gustav Ciotthe: pastor of Temple Emanu-kl.
Al about 9 O'Clock the body was borne into the
synagogue. The Board OF Aldermen headed pS
colonel George Il. Mcclellan. passed In first. Th"n
came School Commissioners Livingston. Van Ars-
dale Rogers. Gerard Knox. Holt Harris. Golden.
Strauss and Hubben and superintendent John
Jas,er Following them were Isaac IL Her's =.
c. Allen :. $ Segman. Simon Schaefer hi"ari
Melvin, a. s. Bamberger and :. j. Cans repre-
senting the Purlm Association .e pailhFarefS were
Mayor Gilroy, school Commissioner Randolph Gug-
genhcimer ex-Judge Mycr & Isaacs James j.
Martin Edward Bell ex-Attorney- General ;. W.
Rosendale Simon Wolf. Louis Stern. +. NJ Schae-
fer, Charles L. Bernheim. Louis May; IacoD "a
Schiff James Seligman. Albert r: hochs'autei'
Julius Biem ~ H. Noses. David Well and :. H.
The Synagogue was greatly crowded and many
we're unable TO gain admittancc. The service was
simp!e one The Rev. MIR. Sparger. The cantor
Tcv Or iSilycrman spoke tenderly and lovingly
Of the dead mans home and religious ne me
s slrcas we're H ended By Dr. Gohen Who spoke
of the good the dead man had done u hls LIFETIME:
The body was taken % Salem Fields. cypress
HIS Cemetery for burial. ..
prominent in city charitable affairs been present
together at funeral; AMONG those al ,he ger
vices were Theodore W. Myers. Is.d0r Norrlser
senator jacob y. Cantor. cx-Judge Flaminer. ex,
Alderman Hughes, Tax Cominiss!oners HarkeT ana
Ijumcnfhal CORPORATION Counsel Clark. ludGe
Eookstaver Samuel Tntermyer eX-Juige Dltten-
hoefer, Walton Storm Frederic r. Coudcrt. Justice
Steckler ex-Cominssioner Loomis JACOB Hes.
n TrI,omtng REGISTER Ferdinand Levy and Justice
Ehrlich Delegations from the following bodies
were also present Faculties from the City and Nor
NAL colleges Progress cub. Democratic Club. Man
haitian Club order Of Bnai Firth Tammany Hall
General Committee of the HHIst Assembly, DIS
trct, Mount Nebo Lodge. f. and A. NJ; Young
Mems Hebrew Association. Manhattan Lodge, or
l. O. =. T.. and Columbia College Many principals
ana teachers in the schools ana college boys were
also present
on account of the funeral all the public schools
and the two colleges were closed yesterday. on
the CITY Hall and many public and private
buildings flags were AT half-mast.