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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
Die eroBe @-eISfa6=Mepmb1tf.

@enn in einem @in3elftaate biefsr glorz
rei9en Gepnblit Elm @eieb gum G9uBe
bon Nrbeitern gegen arbettgebenoe Mcnoz
pole beqeben pirb, 10 1tnb bic ftaatltden
@eri6te Bis binauf gu ben b09ften, gleib
nit Der auf bic elenbeften Wortfu9fereten
ge5tibten @ntf9etbung CUR 9anb, Dab Elm
1pl9es @efeb pber Elm She'll beHelben ber=
fai1ungstpibri9 lei. Sn SGinois bdben mir
bies erft bpr fpeniqen Wp9er tpieber erlebt,
unb 3tpar be3iigGi9 Der 8eitimmungcn gum
S6uBe Der Srduenarbett.
Mls Elm 9etpulttges8pltperf GROCER @elb=
mG9te bat ft9 10 eben au9 oas Dberiie Sc
rt9t bes ganaen 2anbes ge5eigt. 8ie ben
2efern bereits >bdrgetbdn tDoroen lit, ftnb
bur9 neutrality-suspicious. Gntf9etbung
gerabe %bieienigen Sbetle bes, bonn lebten
gpngreB erlaKenen@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fir Derfafungspibrig unb fomit un9ittig
erfldrt, bur3 pel9e bic riefigffen, in 8ertbz
papteren unb @runbeigentb1m ange(egte1
8ermDgen beIteuert tDerOen 1DQten.
Sdmilien, tpte bic M1tpr19e, tpel9e biele
MiIionen ererbten 8erm0gens in Spnbs
unb in elmer Menge BON MietbsbGuTer err an
9elegt BADEN, unb Dbne Mrbeit ben Grtrdg
Iolder Gei9tbiimer genteBen, brau9er pp1t
bieIen &ei9tbiimern feinen. Sent 8unbesz
fteuer gu 3ablen; ie %tOnnen, un6eldiGi9t
bonn @teuereinbeber, bic s3eit tpbtf9laGen.
M6er Der emftge Sabrtfant unb @eI@6fts>
mann unb @ngefte0te, Der ii9 bur9 etgene
&raft unb @tnfi9t Elm idbrlihes Ginfomz
men BON mebr dig $4,000 erptrbt, n11B baz
bon 3nei aufs 9unbert an Uncle Sam abz
laffen.
Man f4dBt ben @erlnf, peI4en bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

@eil Der 8ionier i'm nripdloe, TN ferfeh
Weften, bic syrau bD6er 9dBt fpetl tie
bort nt9t S~ienftmdgb ober Salonoomte,
%fonbern 2ebensgefdbrtin TT, pelhe mt
9dnb dnlegt, UNI ben Wdlo gu rooeil, Das
Selb gu be1telen unb Elm neues 9stm gu
griinben. 9dtte es bpr 5tpetbnnoert Sa9fen
f6on cine Srauenfrdge Jegebef1, 70 nuroe1
bic Srauen f9pn bdmdlS glet9bere0t!9t
tporben fem, benn bic Srauen Der Splontdl=
Sett ftar6en ibren Mdnnern aud loDltt9 CUR
Sette in &rteg unD SrteDen, i'll 9tot9 nno
@efdbr, BEL Der Nrbett in nnD GuBer penn
6au1e. Nber Der Mdnn iener 3eit belt ttdb
ausf9lieBlt9 fir berufen, bic 0e13dfte Der
@enetnbe, beg Stddtes gu bsIorgen u1o DIE
Srauen badten ni9t i'm S3lafe bardrt, IN
Die polttif9e SpbGre bes Mdnnes e1n9retz
fen gu tpolen.
SIS liegt audi iebt feline Not9penbtgfett
bor. 4ber bic Srage 1T einntal dnt9efpprz
fen, ffe 1T ba, fe nirb BON ben v1tarten"
@eibern in Die poIttif6e 4gitdtton btnetnz
getragen, bic 8arteien fu9ea ii9 bnr9 otez
fen @influB gu itdrfen unb bd es i'm 9Be1terr
mebr Mtdnner a1s Srauen gtbt 11no mon
bort bic 5rauen mebr d9tet, beBbalb mill
man fe aud i'm Dffentlt9en 2eben Elm Wort
mitreben lafIen, beBbalb 8iebt man tie togdr
5u Der 9efsbgebung beran. Ob bieies Gr=
pertinent gum @uten ober gum S9ltmmen
ausfdlt, ptrb bic 3ufunft lebren, nnb
ba fi3 unfere mdnnli9et 8siebgebltn=
gen bur9aus ni9t burb 3ii9ttgfett, Chr
libteit unb Gorge INN bas a1gemeine Bo9G
aus3et9nen, fonbern gep0bnli9 ni9ts tpetz
ter finb, als Elm Pfubl BON Corruption, Elm
abf9euli9es @emengTel BON lJnfdbtgtett
unb S9le9tigteit, 70 mag bieGei9t Der tpetbz
li9e 3uIab @utes I'M 9efDlge baden.
S3le9ter tpte es iebt 1T, lam es lberz
haupt nt4t mebr perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
SaS gtetn6I a1tf Oct Metee.

@enn bic Na9rt9ten aug Stem gprt unS
Pittsburg auf Wabrbett berrtben unb t6lIen
ni9t Elm f9laues8D Chamber au9rr1be
liegt, ge6t es NIT unIerem SteinDl auf bic
Nei9e. Srob alien Sieferbpbrens fpl itbt
bic Sagesgeptnmung I'M $4,000 @aLIonen
pber mebr btnter benz Sdgese8ebarf 3uriifz
bleiben, unb bas f9arfe Steigen bes Sel=
8rei1es benefit iebenfaas, baB ettpas 1ngez
nDbnli9es lbs 1T.
@s 1T ia mDglt9, baB tpteber r1ere Se1z
@emG9er i'm Grbinnern dngebobrt tperben,
unb baB es nod man4es Sabr nimnt, ebe
ale Auellen berftegt ftnb. Nber 6aB f9lieBz
lt4 biefer Buntt einmal etntreten muB, lie9t
auf Der 9anb. limb baB er suerft in Pennz
1Dibanten etntreten muB, 9lei6fa1s. Ohio
unb Snbiana perben ldnger fDrtfd6ren, SeG
at ltefern, Damn iperben du9 bic borti9en
Quelen erf90pft tperben, unb man tpirb ii9
an MDpmtng 6alten miifTen.
ungebeure ntrtbf9aftlt9e 8erdnberungen
tperber bteie EN- @anbeG begleiten. 3und9it
pirb bic @pnf1rrenafGbtgfeit bes anerifaniz
19en 8etrplenms duf benz @eltmarfte ie
mebr eingef9rGnft tperben, lie tpeiter bas @ez
tpinnungsfelb BON Der Seefiifte abliegt, urb
bic @tanbarb Stl So. mag ft9 g~e3tpungen
1eben, bon benz 8ertrage nit ben Gotb19ilbs
3uriid5utreten, neG9er ibr Die Qieferun9 BON
IS b. 8. bes @e1ammtzWe eft erbrau9s 31z
fpri1t. Mmertfa pirb NIT Der 3eit aufb0z
rem, Elm SteinDl ausfi6renbes 2anb gu fem,
un6 mas bds bebeuten ipiirbe, erbe1t 11s her
S6atfa6e, boB mir i'm lebten Sabre nod fir
$37, 083,8 1871 rdfftnirtes unb fir $4,415,915
unsereintgtes @teinDl ausgefubrt BADEN, -
bor flint Sabren fogur mod fir 44,830,545
g~ereinigtes unb fir S 5,083,132 ungeretnigtes
Sel. -'+
9ie getpd1tigfe 1tmtpdlaung dber ipiirbe
dltf inbuitrie1em @ebtete tnnerbalb Der Ser.
@tadten eintreten. @ine Menge Sdbrifatiz
pnsatpeige piirben ii9 tpetter tpeftGt3 5ie6sn,
dnbere 3u bebeutenben Menberun9en 9relfsn
miif1en, 3. 9. bic @aszSabrifation, bic iebt
gum oroBen She'll petroleum rols &o6n1atez
rial benrbt. Sic 8oblen mDgen i'm BreiIe
fteiqen, nnb bds tpiirbe fir unfere Qan3e
Snbui1rie bon neittragenbfter 8ebeutung
fem.
9as Petroleum bat CUR gntptdeIung
%unferes 2dnbes Hteiiges betgetragen. Setn
@eri9tpinben nirb cine qroBe 2iide in l.nfete
6iitFsquelen reiBen. @ber mir tperben inns
barduf borbereiten utb BARN bineinfinben
miifer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
Gin 0ritter 9er1atiat.

SSene, tpel9e tpplen, baB glepelanb fir
etnen brttten Sermtt1 npminirt perbe, nil
len ntdt, mas tie f9pGben. Wer ioa t9m
ben britten Sermin antragen? gtpa bic
Oemofraten2 Sci ben bemotratif9en Wfdf7
len tit Glepelano CUR s3ett berbaBt, nur bag
bette Glement Der bemotratii6en partei
ltebt ibn, der Setnbe negen, Die er ft4 gee
ma9t Bat" 9iefes Before Clement 1T dber
in Der bemofratif9en Partet febr biinn GEE
fdt. Soer fou Glebelanb BON ben &epubItz
tanern noninirt nerben9 Oumme Srdge!
Die 3epublifdner baben 70 biele BrGItoe1ts
19oftscanbioaten an 6dnb, bdB ie DaDrlt9
nt9t nDtbig BADEN, ms gegnerif9e Eager
gu sreifen, urn ii4 einen au bolen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
SGDere 2GDme.

Mus ber16iebenen 2dnbestbeiGen fpmmt
bic &unbe, bdB Die 9Dbne GROCER Nrbeitss
qruppen er1Dbt tpprben Ieien. Mm NEIL item
nunoerte man ft9 iiber bic 2ob1srbDbuttz
gen in Der gpteregipn bon PenniDGpanten
unb in 5tpet' 9u4fabrifen.
s. s. Frid &c Co., bic lettenbe Strmd
ltnter ben @pfeprobu3enten i'm nsitli4en
9%enninlpanien, lteb cine Grbohuno BON
Is Yro3ent etntreten unb fofDrt tolgte tbr
6auptfpnfllrrent nit elmer 2o6nfteigerln9
Don 16Prp3ett. Mnbere finb bereit, gu folgen,
unb Ipmit nerbenb ie@ MISUNDERSTANDING
SauIenbe bon Mrbettern aufgebsHert. Geia
Der ptrb biefe erfreuli9e gtabri6t bdourA
getriibt, baB glei43eitig Die Wttt6sz nno
0aaretpreiIe in bic 60be gegangen iinD,
70 DaB Die Nrbeiter - fplte fi9 lebtate5
befGtioen = ppn Der GobnerbD6ung teiren
0ortbeil baben piirben. Wtan lefe bariiber
in unIerer &ubrit vSSnlanO" einen 8eriGi,
ben mir benz in BottSbile, pa., eri4eineaz
ben uSefferfpn 0emofrat" %enttommen
baben. 9anu9 ftiinbe in Der Gptere9ioA
trob Der 2phnerb1bung etn Streif in Nu5z
Ti6f. @s funn aber audi fein, oaB Die 0e3z
dppitel, in benz @lau6en, Die Nrbeitgeber
Teien bur9 bic 1lm1tdnbe our 2obnerED6un9
deapunqen ipprben unb tDnnten 0dber 5H
nod oiinifi9eren Gon5eIfionen gen0tbiqt
lperben, eil1en @treit bonn 3dune bre6en
ppGen, fir ben feline N~Dtbtpenoigfett rprz
lteat, oDer au9, baB man our9 Die Mnbroz
bunq bes Streits iene GpteDfenbeftbe::,
tpel6e nod feline 2pbnerb0bung pdben einz
treten IufIen, gum @inlenfen in Die 8abn
bon sFrid &c Gp. 3tptn9en min.
Mofes s. Stepens &c Sons, Suhfabri<
fdnten in Stem 6dnpibire, BADEN in bret
sabriten cine 2obnerb0bung bon Is proz
3ent eintreten la1fen, mas bic 2obn1Gbe niG>
Ser auf benfeGben @tanb brtngt, ben iie ppr~
Der GebuftiDn i'm Sabre 1894 innc batten.
@6enfp baben bic Su@fdbrttanten 96pz
mas Ooldn &c So. in P6tlabelp6ia bic
2Dbne tbrer Mrbeiter I'm Is Yrp5ent in bic
6Dbe qeIc1rdubt, unb es b%erlautet, bah Eleiz
mere Sabrifanten nur auf bas 8eiipiel, biefer
leitenben 6dufer gepartet baben, I'm ibnen
Jplge 81 ~leiften.
Die Globe SSrpn Worts in @lepelanb
beri9ten cine 2o6nfteigerung BON 10 prpz
gent unb bic Miiblen BON N6olfenoer,
Sbpre &c So. gu Garbtngtpn BEL G6eiter in
YennfDlDdnten 6dben cine fol9e bon S 8rpz
5ert etntreten lafIen. Mu9 in ben Ma16indz
ton Mtas gu Qaiprence in MaIu6uletf5
bot etne QD6nerbD6ung itattgefunben., burcb
tpel6e 5nifden 5000 unb 1000 0er1pnen
berii1rt perben.
Wenn au9 btefe Nufbeferunq Der Or
beitslDbne iebt nun TpprobiI6 o%uftritt.
10 1T iie bod Elm 1i9eres s3eiben 5es Eeronz
naberben 8el9dftsduH3tpun9s. Mu6 Ger
Srubltas trttt ntdbt nit einem 59tage Elm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

Ober: tpie 8ismard fi6 in fetnen 5pei
Sage mad benz @eburtstag on Die Nborbz
nung bon Miin6en geri@teten 9anttporten
II tDIli6 ausfpra4: nWir 9eutf4en IinO
INNER matchmaker i'm &f, nie@beleute,
bic unter einanber unbertrdgli9 iinb. Qbet
fobdlb fi9 Elm Oritter in ben Strett ber@be>
leute einmtf9t, pirb bic @a9e 10, baB er
frob 1T, nenn er NIT beiler 9aut bapon
tommt. unb 70 1T es bel uns 9eutf4en
auh."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

otHss ode or.gSatbtnstOn.str. unO Sittb aS.nn'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
969Gide unb n09entIi6e

20 81 E II { tt"'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
PTBLiCs WILL Do

canltal OF Europe At first people were inclined 10
laugh Mt me- and ask where Atlanta was ex-
plained to them the possibilities or such an eApo
e,,ion and found that thew listened to me- No
official support given. but found tha' 'he
ruropesn Governments glad to lend me their
moral support The French Minister OF Fore'Bh
Affairs advertised the exposition in all the ohhciai
p,pers. The Italian Minister OF Foreign Affairs
d,d more He secured n reduction or 80 per cent
for me on all railroads for the transportation OF eA
hihits to the seaport Genoa.
81 was so successful In my work that appointed
a special agent, who was 10 act az my personal
representative In each European capital found
that there still fingered feeling OF resentment
against the United States over the Chicago Expo
s,tion They say that they sent goods to chicago
At a great expense received awards. and when they
went to get them they were unable 70 get any
thing Some argument therefore was necessary.
had one-balf Of the Manufactured Building to MI
I have nnccceded in doing this, and not only ming
t. but placing creditable exhibits IN H. rp
esn Tb s wh sw VIII be coming n
know that the foreign exhibits at THIS exposition t
na,ona Exposition held in Chicago two years ago
The New-York Commission OF the cotton o o,r;r
many amu unusual exhibits for the exposition The
latest exhibit talked Of is that OF horseless car
great interest in Europe, and II is thought tha :,
ihey would attract much attention rom tno ,a a.,
featuring these carriages has been conferred with
and the president OF the society has assured nm
that he can have the privilege OF the grounas TOT
Tho use OF his exhibit. 1t IL prooapie tnat SIN
~ ,bese vehicles will be seen al the exposition
General l. W. Avery, Comms o. t th
Eew-York Commissioners yesterday. General Avery
has fIst returned from trip through south Amer,
ica and Mexico He finds these countries heartily
in favor of making lavish exhibits. ana ne say
the exhibits of the American repuSncs WI! ne
among the most striking features OF the exhioition
rna Commission has secured a statement OF rates
,rom the railroad companies for the transportation
OF exhibits The following letter has been received
| concerning rates: .N, o,,r
The Freight Traffic Associations OF this couI
fry Of which the leading transportation INES are
members have uniformly adopted tarlf OF Iui
rates on the forward journey mo charge 70 De yes.
| than for one hundred pounds az the cIas'
| rates applicable thereto nor less than W S,,
| 1--WE cents. granting free return OF exnDl,s
| provided ownership remains unchanged. inc reign
| Enhancement indicated above does not apply tS
horses or other fancy animals, the rate on vhici
has NOT been definitely determined. but of when IN
exhibitor Will be advised by special circular 20 DE-
| LAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
COTTON 1CTIFE IND HIGHER.

4 GOOD DEMAND FROM sPINNERs AND sAoS
WARD MOVEMENT OF THE NEW CR"'
The cotton market was active and higher yes.er
dav and at time was eleven points ~"
close OF Saturday. october selling at IA an $3.50
ery at 7N The transactions on the ~.
Cotton Exchange amounted TO i55's" DEE M
close under realizing sales. saw part OF the ass
900. los, hut final figures showed 3 points na
gain October closing at 7oS. The strength OF ''
M rl,e, was due 10 the continued bad crop hess
esneciallv from Texas, where the eNc'-'H''e -
have been followed BY hurtfui orou'h' ~ ''
ned active inquiry by Eastern sp'nners 'o' ~
cation IN ,h,s market and to the small movement
Indicating a late and short crop. Port rAe'Ps ~,
,srdav were rs bales, against 7l2 for the same a''
,as, voar The spot sales IN this market yes'eruu
49, ? on balos SINNERS taking 10 bales ald h~
bens sod for export. The rest was uea'Vele' "
contract Spot quotations were adVu'ce' i
middine selling for 3-l6 cents ihere was
buvng of futures by Wall street ana Ne"
crns and heavy orders were executed 1or 'hs
','"',, ON "a I,,ernoo, The English markets
o s.ui closed ny reason OF the bank holnay'
Tho ,mnroyement OF II points to-day was on 10Y
~ steady rise OF % points last week. repreen'''s
g bale IL the Government report VI @>N
confirms the recent bad advces ABOUT 'he 'oV
decided ,,nnulse TO the upward movement ~ sN
pected Price, Mccormick & Co nave 'e
ing advices from the cotton beit'
Alexander city. Ala-"The weed is large enoas E. E.
and is looking fne has an unusu "a 20 m.,h rain
the stalk "a full of sap account OF so ni" 90 -
and is very tender Has very little irui, on leather
at least two weeks late: will require eoou "e"'"N
and season to make a good yie.d - IA. i'm.
Mobile A,a-"The condition OF the crop n ,s.r ~
proved but the weed is small and very os ,bs crop
i wiI tak e. very yer favorable weather '0' 'D
Mon,gomery Ala"Crop in this ssctl9 1i,.s s' 40.
three weeks late The weed in most iocaHSsS .ssca
hears vigorous. but there Is lamentaoie sos sros
OF fruit thereon Still, with favorane nnsucs
Sair cron. say Is per cent OF .ast year -
Gibson station. n. C."Weatner a sact,ons Crcp
S,,IIv fen DAYS late; plant firing ana sneao'"s "
lack of moisture and Fertilizers. . .s,. .sc,on
~ Trov Ala ~"f2aIn much needed In TINS sec,1i
Eru,tine has ceased and growth stopped ou. rs se,
rains viii improve crops considerapy ,r The bot.
| ~ hollis TO the stalk less than !ast year i"e W.
| Tom rrops will therefore be smaller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
GUESTS or G.. H. DANIELS.
NEWSPAPER AND RAILROAD MEN VISIT THE
THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NEWSPAPER AND RAILROAD MEN VISIT THE
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
The Ncw-Yorl Central Railroad brought back 10
this city Yesterday morning a party composed OF
about twoscore newspaper and railroad men ana
Their wives who made a Sunday visit to the Inou-
sand Isla nds as the guests OF George ii. Danleis
general passenger agent OF the New-fork tentrai
and Hudson River Railroad Mr.. Daniels was as
sisted I'm entertaining his friends by Theodore But
terrified general passenger agent or the Rome
Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad Henry Fol
ger Of the Thousand Island steamboat Company
and i. c. Wager. general superintendent vi inc
Wagner Palace Car Company.
The party left New-York from the GTahu 'eh-
tral Station In two private cars attacheu ~ a
regular train. at 1880 q. m. Saturday ana reacheu
CLAYTON by way OF Utica early Sunday morning.
A steamboat carried them TO Alexandra Bay
where breakfast was served at the Crossmah
House Then the steamer the America, belonging 10
tho Central Railroad service. took Mr. DANES anu
his friends for a days trip In and among the
,s,ands Dinner was served the boat ana Mr..
Daniels and others made informal speeches. A''er
SINNER at the Thousand Island House, Trip pdVA
- CLAYTON was made among the Islands, 10 sho"
,ho u,umlna lions and give chance for the exn.-
hilton of the great searchght when tne .te'at,r ~
carr,es Then the party took their private IT. "a, .
for New-York, having had full day at W.. tron
sand Islands with only one days absence Ho"'
Among Mr. Danies's guests were NJ anu e Mrs,
J. " Keller. II. l." Brdgman, MI anu vi tG.nrv =
cary George II. Dickinson r. G. r; nIow H. sary
Mount Mr. and Mrs. c. 7. SAWYER W'a anrns NJ
Wr and Mrs Pomeroy Barton; r. ~; Mo,t n Dr w y
and Mrs J. f. Farlamb. NJ C. hoach anu ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06

Roman Catholic University in Washington. The
news Of this appointment was received with some
doub, in ecclesiastical circles OF this city. where
Mr. Egan Is no, popu~.. owing 10 his support OF
Archbishop ireland in lie controversy few years
ago: nevertheless. the news has been conhrmen'
and Mr. r.,n will be the colleague OF Charles War
70, so3darJ in the university. unless his appoint
mon; shou.d be revoked a; the next meeting OF the
trustees His opponents in this city declare thai
Archbishop Corrgan. one OF the trustees. Will
certainly move TO reject his name. and. failing In
that. TO subject him to severe examination as TO
his fitness for the posi-. 1t WOMB nor d" inc mrs.
' IT,, .ho .rr.toos OF the university have tried
e. override inc vii, OF the rector. Bishop keane.
in the matter Of appointments To the faculty. bn'
LIES tho all of the Cardinal he has so far succeed
wi in maintanng MS ground. Professor Eean's
on,,ir,men, il looked upon by his opponents IN
bi civ as the reward Of his services to the anti
corrlear faction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
SIGNED BY THE MAYOR.
THE PEOPLES TRACTION COMPANY MAT
BID FOR THE FRANCHISE.

,tr FINDS NO TRUTH ~ THE REPORTED USE q
MoSEY-RouTEs sELEcTED-THE FERRY
FRANCHISE RESIGNED.
Mayor Strong yesterday signed the resointisa
which the Board Of Aldermen recently passed Civ
ing 10 the Peoples Traction Company the risnt
hid ,or the franchise 10 build and operate street
railways In twenty-three miles Of streets IN the
.,,oxsd district OF the city. This il the franchise
oorca,,ing which the Mayor recently said he ha4
heard repor,s OF the use OF money. The reports
wore that stock Of the Peoples TRACTION company
"a the amount OF 10000 had been set asi'e ior
division among the members OF the Board OF AL
dermen and that the bonds wonid De dF'aso az son
a. rho company received the franchise Mayor
c,ro,g investigated the reports and satisfied HIM
coli tina, there was no truth In them. lie nad
sa,d no would veto the resolution II he found any
foundation for the reports
A delegation OF property-owners. headed by o.
Homer HIldretlI appeared before the Mayor yes'e''
dav and asked him TO veto the resolution 'Fc'e''
ing that the railroads OF the People irac'on So"'
many would deprecate property values In the an
800, d,s,r,ct The Mayor said nothing In reply
o., Tho deeeation 10 indicate what his intentions %
,ha suhiect were but he signed the resolution )nsS
be.ore ne left the City Hall late In the afternoon
One Of the routes mentioned In the resoiu''o"
from WiIlis-ave at
., through Brook-ave.. Washington-ave.' One-nnn'
drad- a nd eigh -SeVentn-st., ~
tona Park.
Another route is from East one-hundrai-ann.
forty-ninth-st. through Bunsay-st, to Long 4s!ano
Sound.
Another is through willis-ave, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,h,rty-ffth-st Ogden-ave.. Aqneduct-ave' one
hundred "A nd seventy fourth-st. Anthony-aVe,"eo
ster-ave Wendover-ave., 10 Wasninston-a'e
Another route Is from Prospect-ave' tnrousn'one'
hundred a nd sixty ninth-st Frankifn-a'e' ohe
afOnfh-
hundred a nd -sixty-seventh-st. Gerard-aVe' NC
CIelIand-st. Birch-st sedgwick-ave, TO Depot
Another branch is from Brook-aye through p1e.
hundred A nd sixty -frsJ-s, Prospect-ave One-nun'
ared-a nd sjytv-ninth-st.. Honest NeS AZ ms
! Road Boston Post Road TO the Bronx River d'
| Bronxda,e. 49, a.. h,rdrad a nd sor,v.
ninth-st through Austin Place, w ni.loc k-aVe,
Inggatt.ave, W1imore-ave. and Lafayette-aSe' 70
| the Bronx River. 5000 ,,o rsSolu-,o, a,
M ii,o,rd Of Adermen which provides for IN:
| franchise for a ferry from Twenty tnrd-Sii any
nc North River to Jersey CITY. He recenty s.ghed
the resolution wher ne was at Rlcnnsld y'n ~.
hm, being advised tina, he could not legaily Hsn
| such document except when he was N .eN' loIk
civ he affixed his signature 10 the resolu'oh'assn
| Yesterday.
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assistant ~,perln,cndents and will report upon WIN"
49, Nc Tnund dire.ty 10 the Board itsef , .
Another reform which should be nushea ,r Is 90,
ornr ,,ore prronnd and IN less time at our meetinss
Too much time is taken in mere routine pus nnm
,n'',sas 0ur meetings usually last from p m 10
nsary and sometimes as late as 10 p m Tina IN
rnra rr,,ne work They come 10 The meeting L,
act not to listen 10 long debates on me a ths
The ouesion SO far as possible shaii nave ua' ,,
Sms,ness Of routine cut out entirely 80 that We S
get right dow, TO he acting point u, pmcf H.i, AZ
meetings should not last over an honr afu 'a G
the most and as a rule. we ought 10 D. VIZ W. =,
nv - m This will enable the Canlh'ssi h -
devote their attention 10 actual needs OF 'he s!S
TEN. l., ...,,;ch tho ey,s-
Then another reform. but one In when ,ne , LIZ
inp the government OF the schools The Guy sno,; no
be- redlstricted 40 that there VIII De apoua 'n'
sane school nopulation In each district There a >
sbou.d he more concentration o, power ana respo,-
sihity As it Is now. it IS difficult TO IN response
bIlty on any one"
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~ HONOR or MOySIGNOR DOANE.
PREPARATIONS TO CELEBRATE TIE FoRTlETh
ANNIvERsARY OF HIS SERVICE TO
THE CHURCH.

Tho friends OF Monsignor Doane. rector OF the
xauart cathedral are quietly preparing to honor
tho foreth wear of his service TO the Church. The
Worsrnor was ordained in Rome just forty years
ago and has spent the entire time since then as
asststar, and rector of st. Patricks Cathedral He
attained prominence at the start by his outspoken
methods and was among the first 10 take an active
interest in the temperance cause. TO which he has
s.uck through all westhers up 10 the present mo-
rnen, His friends are anxious 10 get up n testimo-
Mai that will show public appreciation Of his SER
vices. and as the Monsgnor is fast aging being
c.ose to seventy they DO not care TO wait for the
golden Jubilee of his ordination 1t Is intended also
that whatever form the testimonial takes 1t will be
compensation for the annoyances which Monsienor
Doane has suffered in the last decade from vari-
ous sources Under the late Bishop Bayley who
died Archbishop Of Baltimore, and under BISHOP
Corrigan now Archbishop OF New-York. Monsignor
Doane rector OF the cathedral and vicar-general
prelates. Under Bishop Wigger II Is a wel.-kno~n
FAC, that his long service In the city has not saved
him from hum.ations so much friction existed BE-
tween the two prelates from the start tnat their
difficulties finally reached III. ecclesiastical courts.
Both Monslgnor Doane and Father eorrgan. a
brother OF the Archbishop. were pressed 20 closely
Metropolitan, had to go to the rescue OF his brother
ard his friend and put end 20 the trouble. His
kind offices brought about reconciliation. but did
not restore 10 the priests their former dlGnitics.
Monsgnor Doane's friends therefore, Will endcavor
give significance 10 the coming celebration. II ne
Will permit and VII lay special emphasis on the
from which place Bishop Wlgger desired to have
him removed. As Of the oldest. bestknown and
most upright Churchmen In the country Monsgnor
Doane can command host OF friends. and as the
brother o. Bishop Doanc. OF Albany. he has extern
sve relationships among Episcopaians.