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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
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per &der $42 b q or. gor brei Sabren wuroe
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i6riitli6 oil Rep. wP. &. q 9Iiima9sr,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
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frdnteln uno mrbte ieitoem ~beltdnol9
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cfter gieoermalm uno elm gutter &as
tbolit. Die 9rpbe 8stbeili9ung an
ieinem Acknowledgements, trob Der urt-
ginItioen gSitterune, 1T als Elm 3ei6en
ieiner al9emeinen Seliebtbeit anSuIes
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burg erplobirte beute Wtor9eu eul Yulpers
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perloren.
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oerein Der ct. NitOlaus @emeinoe err
rudblte fir oas torlmenoe Sabr fol9enoe
8eamten:
BrdTbsnt-g. 8. Si6ner;
BicesY rGiibent-S. i. Serbert;
6orr. SetretGr-S. y. 0auterIa6;
SluansIetretGr-@. &. gSa9ner;
S6abmeiiter-S. u. MittI9el;
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@iiit. Wtari3aI-S. M. Rars.
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8eritorbeue ipuroe 1880 III Smmeratb, Srels
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9as .&atboliIde @O6enblatt" bon
@9ica9O, ST., beri9tet:
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Plus Der ct. Wti9aelss@ emeilbe: Sobonla
gries, 235 Subion 2lpe., am 8. DECEMBER, ills
tol9e bes Stur5eS pon einer StIfenIeiter,
1S Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
Sr1Nobfen tnS Tttbsitit.
e.rOf5a, 8is., wtdrs 1894.

r 9suoiba, 8is., Wedrs 1894.
"a TIT eli Sts,tlopfen rub SsrpoFtdt ;pet Sabre
lana, 70 bas bic %atrineite Haitrensuns mid seut htltos
madtt; uadsenl ij Gbsr MUIR 2 SIai&sn paitcr sout9s
N.rpsus StSrtsr seuor1rltn bate, rer 10 san5 non NETS
nsn 9tt6.n btfrsit, buIts IS SsshaIb for m.tns pIii5t
J,S,m eos Wlitt,I iu s~rpitbl.u. aban Sobs
" q, 6saan I9rtibt Don Srouo, 9et., October 1884,
kas isiu. To5t.r, psI@s 81 Sabre lang an elmer ari
con Sauiudt lit, burb 1E Jlaiasn gatGr Soni9s
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RsrpbTi6t aupaHetsn.
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SGFYE uno cine BrbbeISSlaIbe 5u9elonot: Irus
wv erbaIteu ouG bic WteoiStn u%ntionit.
2ieJe Weoistn fuuroe felt BEN Sabre 1876 BON BEN
6o6tp. Qaftor S6uie IN Sort Wannt. Sno, "aubsreltef
nnb Jest inter ieiusr antpsiiun9 BON Der
kOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, I'll.
40 s. Franklin Street.
Sci stpothefsrn ga bnbsn fur
$500 ole TIaSdJe, q SSIaIdlett Jar S5.OO;
6roSe S1.75, & flr $500.
Su Dubuque 81 babeI bel :. ". &uete,
b6S WtainzS trafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
YIN Snnntase md Ncujabr

miro Der ct. Stanislaus Siin9lin9s=
gerein Der Sers Seiu=Sirde cine abeno=
llnterboltunQ nit Der guniibrung Der
fol9enoen Sbeaterltude Deranltalten:
"The Harvest Storm" uno ,@as
einem S9uiterjunsen paiiiren tann".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
Tarm Al b%erfauien.

Sine Sarm Don so gldsr gu uerfautsu, NIT
poultGubigeu Gebduoen unb NIT 9ebenSs
mittelu auf ein SSabr iiir Weni6en unb Sleb.
User 9enei9t 1T, cine Sarm 81 fauien, Der
weioe li6 io9led II Sobn " a d II,
georgetouu, Slap &c., Wlinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
Oils @eibua6tsSG rihenfe

iino YOrSeQan.@ aaren, 8lasmaaren.
Spielia6en ieoer art 81 bili9en prei-
len 81 bnben bel
s. Is. altbauer,
844-846 Main-Str unb
Gds II. unb 9lap.S trabs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17

Sic tOnnen bortreiflibe 2iqu6re
9aaonenweiie gu Grobpertaufspreiien
filr ben Samilienaebraud taufen bel:
y. :. Wurrap, 9~eaeniiber benz Sptel
Sulien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
Hn5ere Spe3iaIitat

limb 3leioermaaren uno mir
ltellen ieoen &dufer suirieoen Der bor-
ipribt. NaBt Sud aud infer Siih=
!lnnen Sei8en. - SsiB q WlaniOn,
ga WaiH.S Strait
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
S9Dne 2ampen,

Slider, Sinoer,pagen, Sdlittidube,
S6litten. Meiier unb @abeln, IOwie
Spiella6en jeoer 9lrt bel
s. :. Iltbauer,
844-S46 Wain=S Str. unb
gde II. uno @lap=S traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
.Steae aeinat.

Gine itiae Yeriou iu6t ioiort Stele ais
SausbGlterin bel eiuem Yrielter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17
9as ySatboliide @O6enbIatt" bon
@bica8O, SQ., berl9tet:

- Sm Serru eutI6liefeu - aus Der ct.
Mpbouius @emeinbe: SObam 9. 4ei6onS,
I'M Nler. Soip., am 5. 0e3., 81 Sabre alt.
Plus Der ct. Wti9Gelss GemeiuOe: Sobonla
SrieS, 235 Subion ape. am 8. DECEMBER, ills
tol9e bes SturjeS Don elmer S~tnfenleiter,
Is Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-17

Sn Tolse Der 9roBen GinIir6mnts DON
Nulieolern IN bic betarIte fatbolilhe
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02

OUTLOOK FOR THE ELINOR HOME.


At the meeting OF the Flower Mission
yesterday morning the constitution for the
new branch OF the missions work, that of
the Flower Mission Elinor Home" was
considered The home, which will be a
hospital, will be managed by a board OF
twelve. half to serve for three years and
half for two years. The Flower Mission
has received a number of liberal donations
for the home. Several persons have offered
to give 500 annually for ten years There
have been donations of lumber and other
materials for, the repairs and furnishings
Tor the building. The Gresham homestead.
On North Capitol avenue, which has been
given for the home. has been found TO be
we'll adapted 10 the purpose. the rooms
being large and airy and many. Drawings
have been made for the improvements
which have begun. The dining room will
be made larger and the addition will run
up TO the second story, making an addi-
tional room there, while on the third floor
there are two good rooms. Matters will be
will be opened in October for occupancy.
The need OF the home Is felt now. for there
are cases in the Flower Missions care
which ought TO be taken to just such
place as this will be. The choice OF the
board OF managers will be made later.
Each manager VIII have charge OF the in
stitution for a month with reports to the
Flower Mission at It's meeting each week.
II Is to be managed on a basis which Flow
er Mission experience has found to be the
WiSest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02
PHOENIX COMPANY,s LETTER.
IL Was Marked "Private," but Fell
Into the Works Boards Hands.

IL Was Marked "Private," but Fell
Into the Works Boards Hands.
typewriter letter marked private"
fell into the hands of the Board of Public
Works yesterday. The envelope was de-
tached and there was no way to determine
to whom it had been sent except by the
contents, which were of a character evil
IDENTIFY not intended for the eyes of the
the Indianapolis Phoenix Telephone Com
pany." 1t began with dear sir" an con-
tiued as follows:
Are you interested in getting better and
cheaper telephone service? Do you want
the wires put under ground in the central
part of the city? If you do, you want TO
see your councilman and see that he takes
enough interest in your welfare to push
the ordinance now pending before that
body. We fnclose you herewith copy of
the ordinance. Our company has come to
an agreement with the Board of Public
Works. and it remains for the Council 10
decide whether will come in or not. and
We decline to accept a franchise until this
ordinance Is passed. Our company agree
to give you far better service than you are
now getting at 50 a month for business
houses and 81 for residences. Every sub
scriber to a telephone should be sufficiently
interested in securing better service and
lower prices to visit their councilman and
ask that he does what he can 10 pass an
ordinance that will give competition in I'll the
matter will be decided this week"
The board members were considerably
amused at the wording of the above. 1T
seems as II the matter Is out Of our hands
entirely, or. rather. that everything has
been fixed with u.s." remarked one menu
Der. These people remind me of the
American Reduction Company" said Pres
ident Holton. Il don't believe they know
what they want"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02
NO PROPER DRAINAGE
PROPERTY OWNERS NORTH OF
FOURTEENTH STREET COMPLAIN.
Tomiinson Hull May he Lighted by
Acknowledgements Board Writes to
the Reduction Company.

The Board OF Works is in receipt OF
pointed letter from property owners and
residents in that territory west of Central
avenue and between Fall creek and Four
teenth street, concerning the defective sys-
tenn Of drainage in that part of the city.
The petitioners ask the board TO tempo
rariy lower the catch basins so they will
take up the water and conduct 1t into
the sewers. 1t is asked that the low
points in Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets be filed up a. once.
so as TO make the streets passable during
the coming winter.
No section of the city has improved
so rapidly and substantially as this. wrote
the coraplainants, land yet it has done so
despite the apparent indifference and some
times unfriendly discrimination of the city
government. OF the three city engineers
who have been in Office since its annexa-
ton the first fixed the grade of Pcnnsyl-
vania street, turning the water from each
end into the middle and provided no out
let for its escape: the second raised the
grade of Talbot avenue two feet above
that Of Pennsylvania street and one foot
above highwater in Fall creek; me present
engineer raised the grade OF every street
III the ulSlrlct 10 correspond With lulDOtL
avenue. disregarding the fact that the
grades OF several streets had been fixed
by his predecessors and permanent i'm
provements made according to the fixed
grade He has elevated the catch basins
on the unimproved streets over tine lateral
sewers, so that no water can get into these
sewers until the streets are filled accord
ing to the same grade. As result the
water from all the improved streets in
the north half of Morton Place and from
the east end of Fourteenth street runs
over the sewers and into the cellars of
the people living north of Fourteenth
street. These people have been assessed
for the construction Of the Fourteenth
street sewer and yet the water collected
runs into their premises The property
owners are Informed and believe that I'M
der the circumstances the city is respons-
ible for any and all damages that may
result from an overflow"
The above was signed by Z. b. Martin
dale. Sarah Z. Taylor, ID. NJ. Elliott, s.
NJ. Brundage, John Winner. H. d. Hop
kins, John T. Hedges and John II. Grail.
The board instructed the city engineer to
investigate the complaint and file a full
report of the existing conditions in that
part Of the city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02
REAL-ESTATE VALUES
TAX COMMISSIONERS WILL KEEP
CLOSE TO THE 1891 FIGURES.
Large Decreases in Many Counties
and increases in Only a Few
Outsiders Appeal.

The State Board Of Tax Commissioners
spent some time yesterday discussing the
real-estate appraisement Only little over
third of the county auditors have sent in
their lists showing the real-estate appraise-
ment and this fact has prevented
the board from having fuller discussion.
1t has already been practically decided
that the appraisement shall remain near
the figures of 1891, which. the board thinks,
considering the depreciation in values, will
be a lite nearer the true cash value than
ever before. The counties that have re-
ported show great discrepancy in valua-
ton. Some have made material increases in
the average. while others have made cut.
The assessments in large number of the
counties will be increased 10 the figures of
1891. The following shows the assessment
of this year and of 1891 in those counties
that have reported:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02

The appeal of the German Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, OF Richmond. was
out. This is mutual company managed
on the assessment plan and there are no
profits. Each member is entitled to carry
$1,000 insurance and is called upon for an
assessment when a loss occurs, otherwise
he pays nothing. The company has loans
to the amount of $3.50. which the township
assessor discovered and listed. The COM
pany appealed to the county board and the
assessor was sustained by vote or three
to two. An appeal followed. The company
has been in existence for twenty years and
has never paid any taxes. 1t being claimed
that as it was organized as mutual bene-
fit association and no one profited In any
way. ii was exempt. The board rendered
no decision.
Two briefs filed by Charles L. Seward. of
Liberty. caused the board much amusement.
National Bank. in which Seward. as tax
payer, appealed from the county boards
stock se of the BANK at 5000 it's par Value.
and the county board raised the amount
to $4,000: The assessor allowed deduction
from this amount of $1,000 a debt Of one
of the stockholders, as an offset against
his portion of the assessed stock. This
was allowed by the county board. Seward
asked that this deduction be set aside and
$S7500. No action was taken by the board.
Stewards other appeal was against H. c.
stock in the Liberty Building and Loan
Association. He has been paying at the
rate of e. 90 week and now the stock is
worth 1861 and will mature in few months.
Seward claimed that as this stock was held
mercy as an investment and no loan had
ever been made on 1T. 1t should be listed for
taxation. The board merely passed this
appeal aside. it's former rulings settling
that the stock was not taxable.
Secretary Of State Owen was sworn in
yesterday as a member of the commission
and remained Just long enough to explain
his absence in the past. He left yesterday
to take his wife. who is in very poor health,
to the seashore. He thought he would
turn in about ten days The other MEM
bers of the board are anxious that he
should be present when the final appeal
of the railroads Is heard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02
STANDARD GRADES FOR BRICK.
A Committee of the National Brick
makers Association in Session

A committee Of the National Brickmak-
ers' Association met at the office of the
Clay Worker yesterday. The committee
consists of Professor Edward Orion. jr., d.
rector of the clay-workng department of
the Ohio State University. of Columbus. O.. ;
Daniel w. Mead, city engineer of Rockport,
ILL.,. Frank B. McAvoy, of Philadelphia; w.
u. Richardson. of Cleveland; Willard Bee
han, of Streator, ILL.,; ID. V. Purington. OF
Chicago, ILL.,: j. NJ. Jones, of Haydenville
o., and II. A. Wheeler, E. NJ. of the Mis-
souri, State Geological Survey, of st. Louis
F.. F. Harrington. the engineer of the test
ing labora tory of st. Louis, is also attend
ing the meeting. though he is not member
OF the committee.
The object of the meeting is to adopt some
standard by which brick may be tested,
and thus establish standard grades to guide
the manufacturers of the country. and at
the same time make ii much easier for city
engineers TO select the grade of brick de-
sired for certain pavements. At present so
many tests are used by different city engi-
neers that brickmakers do not know what
is expected of their ware in the different
localities.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02
SCORED THE CONCERN.
Works Board Writes Letter to
American Reduction Company.

Works Board Writes a Letter to
American Reduction Company.
The first thing the Board of Public
Works did yesterday morning was to pre-
pare letter for the edifcation of Mr..
Edmund Kelly. secretary OF the American
Reduction Company. of New York. The
attention of the secretary was called to
the failure of his representative and the
city TO make contract for the treatment
and collection of garbage, and to the fact
that a ''subterfuge was resorted to at the
last moment"
1.-The whole thing has resulted in a con-
temptible farce" continued the board, 'for
which no one connected with the city gov
eminent of indianapolis is in the least re-
sponsible. Your company has caused the
city to be delayed three months or more
in arranging to care for its refuse In a
sanitary way, TO make large OUTLAWS on the
faith of your company's promises. and
brought great inconvenience to our people,
TO say nothing OF the humiliation you have
heaped upon our officials by this final act"
In conclusion the board intimates TO Mr.
Kelly that the city will expect to be made
whole by the American Reduction Com
pany without any compulsion on the part
of the board.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02
Municipal Notes.

petition has been granted property
owners for sewer in Sullivan street from
Bismarck to McCarty street.
The Board Of Works granted permission
to property owners 10 construct a drive
way across the sidewalk in front of i51
West First street.
The Board OF Works yesterday took final
action in the street sweeping and cleaning
resolutions and ordered that all action
heretofore taken be confirmed without
modification. There were no remonstrances.
The Board of Public Works yesterday
ordered the city engineer to prepare the
necessary papers for the Improvement of
Park avenue. from Massachusetts avenue
TO st. Clair street The roadway is to be
improved with asphalt. The engineer was
also instructed TO proceed with the grading
and crawling of Concordia street. from
Georgia to Neck street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02
A GRAND ARMY RECEPTION.
HonOrs to He shown COMMANDMENT.
Chief LawIcr To-Day.

Commander-in-chiefL awler, of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Will be met at the
Union Station this afternoon by commit
tee consisting of W. NJ. Cochran Irwin
Robbins. W. II. Stewart. e. Swift W. II.
Smith, j. W. Scott, w. II. Johnson and ].
C. Stelen, representing all the posts in
the city and suburbs. He will be escorted
to department headquarters and later to the
Denison. At / O'Clock the COMMANDMENTS
chief will me escorted to Grant Army Hail.
on Delaware street, where a public recep-
ton will be given TO him. The public gener-
ally are invited to attend. Brief addresses
will be made by Department Commander
Shively. the COMMANDMENT chief. Comrades
Chambers, Ketcham, Lucas and others. The
Baldheaded Glee Club will sing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02
DR.. G.. f. CourhIin Goe. En.t.

DR.. G.. E. Coughlin, the well-known Deni-
son House dentist, has gone East TO attend
the annual meeting of the National Dental
Association, which will be held at Asbury
Park, Aug. 6 TO 10. DR.. Coughln' expects to
be gone about two weeks. when he will
which has grown extensively during the
last year. The Doctor will spend several
days in New York upon business pertaining
to his profession, and more directly to his
practice in this city. He has some investi-
cation to make while East. At the annual
meeting of the association of which DIR.
Coughlin is member are to be gathered
the leading dentists of the country, and
many important questions to the profession
are TO be considered.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02

Postmaster Sahm was yesterday instruct
ed by the department at Washington to in
crease his force by the appointment of four
more clerks. This promotes some who are
already in the Office and takes four from
the eligible list. The new men are Jesse A.
Avery, 1893 Woodlawn avenue; George p.
kibbe, 10 Hudson street: Bertrand l..
Smith. 81 North Delaware street; Alva W.
Gulley, Clermont.
The sale OF stamps at this Office for last
month was sec. 937. ~. an increase of Il per
cent. over the sales for July or last year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02
BIG FOUR ROUTE.
THE SHORTEST AND ONLY DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE
TRIENNIAL CONCLAyE KNIGHTS
TEMPLARS

BOSTON. MASS. Aug. 20 tn 30.
Tickets will be sold for all regular and
numerous special trains, Aug. IS 10 p, at
rates ranging from
$40 TO $50
For the round trip from Indianapolis, and
corresponding rates from all points on the
Big Four and connecting lines, permitting
stopovers at Niagara Falls, Cnautauqua
and Saratoga.
Daylight ride down the st. Lawrence
river. through Montreal and the White
mountains; daylight ride on the Hudson
river; ride on sound steamers. and stop
overs at New York. Washington and all
points on the C. & q.
Sleeping-car rate. $50 per double berth.
TO Boston; s. TO Buffalo. s. to New York
city.
For tickets. sleepng-car accommodations
and full information call at Big Four tick
CT offices. No. l East Washington street.
No. SO Jackson place. observation-disclosures
nue. and Union stations
III. VI. BRONSON, A. G.. p. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02

Rev. DR.. Sims, pastor OF the Meridian-
street NJ. E Church. will be out of the
city during the month of August, and ii is
the intention of the young people of that
church to conduct services each Sunday
evening from 1:30 TO $50 O'clock The
young people were entertained Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Pearl Fa-
tout. No. S73 North Capitol avenue. and
much interest was manifested In the an
preaching services to be conducted by them
Members OF other churches where there
are TO be no services are asked TO attend
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-02

number of veteran soldiers met at the
Criminal Court room last night to discuss
the plan OF organizing a soldiers co-opera-
tive association On account OF the light
attendance. however. the meeting was not
called 10 order. The date for another meet
ing will be announced I'm few days, II is
proposed by some OF the veterans 10 Organ
lie stock company and start provision
store on The cooperative plan Soldiers
and their families will be able to purchase
goods at 10 per cent. reduction, and at
the end Of the year. IL profits have accrued,
holders.