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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
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eiH 9CrGumIGsr CoppeItitore NIT ,wei oosr
orei Gotten i'm ~{orUuplatt cin9ctra9ell. gut.
EOtallt0t, pelde cine uOrjiiglI6t Welcgenbeit
bletet INN cIIeu retail general merchan
disc Yoocu 81 e%rofiueu. Sic Srtidait IN
etn EanollGotdeu I'M @erleu pou ,Noua, an
eiler Standardization 9ele9eu, wtl6s aud
etue 0rpreB Stice bat. Su elmer iolioet
oeutiGen tGtboli;deu GemelIOe nit outer
tatboltlber S6ule uuo 6ir6e uuo pCutlben
FrIelter. Gle ~&eouugungeu iino lebr an:
nebmbar. I'm uabere NuStumit IpeuOe man
I'D IL Folon ooer i6uitIi6 all Die Since
oleies glatte5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
Sas bier;isftlnoise 0ebct in ct,
Waricn

besann orn Sonnto9 in wiirOiQcr
@eiie our6 feierlihes SOdamt in mel
dem Die beioen Siinglingspereine in
imponirenoer 3ubl iOwie Die 9ius unO
NIpbDnIus &ereine nebit elmer beoeu=
tenoen 9lnSUbl GldubiSen ii6 Dem
Slide oes Serru n0bteu. Die 6eitpre=
oloten bolt Der bodW. SeIuitenpater
SOebmer bon Frerie ou 6bicn, gSis.
Die 3ubl Der Ors9etbeilten 6Ommll=
niOnen betrug ain SOnnta9e 600. Der
gelu6 Der Anoaatstunoen mar ein=
re0er uno Der tuadere Sir6cn9Or lei
ltsts iein Seites CUR Sebun9 Der Geier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
Wc5ubt.

Sin gutter Arjt, wenu mogli6 Natbolit,
pirp Seinbt iiir RaWIinS, &&po., Elm G,Gots
den pou 5000 G%imWobneru All Der Union
Faciiic 6iienbabn. 3Dei Ncr'te bubeu bier
lbren Sip, bod aeiner 9eLisBt bas Der
trauen Der GiuWobner uuO Der Sdrei mad,
ellem 9uten prGttll d en- MIST
wirD tdglib lauter. Nilr einen loldeu iiuO
bier bic ausii6ten glGr'eno. Su uieIeu
Salen milleu mir 40 Wteileu melt GiueH
aus Der Nd6bartaot tommeu Ialleu, muo
has IN bel armen Yeuten nIdt mOgltd. Ate
utele lolber Aerjte llteI 81 NulIoertcu III
StaotsI ulo nGgell am NmIgertude, bort
81 uiele, bier Sl weni9e, .teire. @eseu ia
berer Nustunit penoe nan ltd 9Ietd al
Rsp. W. SerIes, RupltnS, lSyo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
Wcjuht.

$50 1T Sbeooor Cisoeri1 aus @ipin9en,
Santon Gid an .. a., WroBberiogtbum yurs
embur9? Gerielbe reilte I'M EebrNar 1878 ODER
1879 na6 Amerifa aus nno hieit lid miaugS
bel leinem Sticiuater Ncrru SlcqHeS MunQes
rid III Glpoe, Goot so. &Q., All. Teric!be
rptro we9en wIhtlger Vrbl doitS0ugele9eubei
tel Seiudt. ISsr Austuuit rueiB III gebsteu
oieislbe gel. gIet9 al bic Reoattion oieieS
Siattes inter y, care German Catholic
Printing Co., Dubuque, Ia, Su ieuoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
Dir Eirna Ans. 0cni L O..

6 de Der Z. uno WoinraBe.
lit betunnt nls zines Der beiten &er=
.toui8b0uier Der Staot iiir alle grtitel
in Glen= uro 4urSiuNarsn, fir Sep=
pihe uno Seltilher unO audi fir ale
9Suaren, tpel6e Den peri6ieoenen Sat-
resSeiten angemclien iino. sles lit
edit unO oauerbaIt bel mO8liblt bili=
Nen NreiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
Gcjnbt.

go lit Sean Eine aus Giden, GiroBber,o0=
tbum 9Iremburg? Serielbe fam IN Nriibiabr
1892 ua6 Amertta, urbeItete III Der Babe pom
Chicago. lpGter 81 Nuiang 1893 IN Bort
W%aibingtou isis, Don wo er lid ua6 Obi
cu9o wieoer be9ab. Ner ieIneu 2lIieItbalt
ipeIB III 9ebsten mir leiIe Noorelie mit;utbeie
len. oa ieiu EGter 9eitOrbeu lit uuo er III
Samilien anSelcgenbeiteu uerlaugt III. Rep.
7. q, Sduma6sr, 252 Soweu @pe. Mile
IpQutee isis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
2tussIsc aus einsclalfenen Srtes
fen init S%ettrd8cu fiir oas
SpSspbtu1ltt.
~~~~~~~~~

@eiIteoeno ;rpei TollGrs ais Seitra9 SIR
iiuiteu ,Sreiiteue Si 9breu Der n&roterll Der
getritbteu". ccll eIlem be'olIoeren AIllIe9eII
geseben. CNUS Vtt. carmel, Sa')
GtnIiegeuo ieube i6 Sbueu eineu Collar
fir Die FINITE NrR!lIelle ST. Sbren Maria, Der
.{rplteriN Der Betr!Ibteu."
(2hrs GarIius, Sa.)
GinIieoeuo finoeu Gle eireu Collar fir bic
finite ;~Eretitelle III SIREN Der ySroltertu Der
getriIbten" ais GQut iiIr cine erb0rte @itte.
(2luS ct. QoHis, Wto.)
GiulieseuO ejrsn Solar fir bic finite
Sysitsls. (Ius Rutl0no, Sa.)
GiuIie9eno iinoen gle finn Solar CUR
iituitsu T~reii1elle gu Gbren Der Sroitertn Der
@etriibten." (Nus sc WEars, So.)
Ginlieoeuo ftuOeu sic einen Solar sur
IGuierouu, ilIuiteG oSreil;ele ;I @breu Der
ylr0iterin Der Setrilbten" ais Oant iir cine
erbOpte Bite. (aus gIlbertsplue, Sa.)
SD MIL mid beeileH, che bic finite Srei=
I;ele pou 1T, Sbneu etlem tIeInen Seltra9 3u
ieIbeN. Gaber e~iltlie9eHo 8 $50.
(AHS Ga9Ie @enter, So.)
Enclosed please find five dollars
which was promised for a certain inten-
ton. (AI5 Selott, RAM
GinIie0eno fiubeu sic eiueu Dollar fir
Die FINITE N~reiitelle aus Cant tIr bic @rbO=
ring elmer Sltte. (aus Carroll, Sa.)
Iubei eineu Dollar ais @eitrae sur 6reis
itelIe i'm pGpitI. GOue8ium Soiepbtuum. Sn
Cuem l6Wereu AullegeI Duroe ulIs wulTbers
bar 9ebolieW. EreiS uUo Cant benz S0ttlis
6eu Screen Seiu uno Dem iiiBeu IerSel
EtGrlG, Der o&rOltertn Der Eetrilbteu.
(}lus 2&bite safe, g. o.
Gierlntt erbalteu Gle 500 iiir bic Sreiz
iteIe gu 9bren Der ErOiterm Der Setriibten".
"a meilte l8iege III benz 2aIoe Ser ,Sr0iteriu
Der getrtIbteu" 9eltoubeu beetle i'd mid nod
ebe Die 6r~eiiteIe uOlenoet 1T, meiu S6ai.
LEM bei3utraSeH. (2lHs u. u. SAL
I'm bic 9rboruug elmer beiouoereI &itte
i'm metIer iebr lGllgDiert9eu 6rantbeit III er=
lGlISeu i6ite i'd Sbueu hermit iiIIf Collar
CUR 6%reilteIe 81 GbreH UFGrta, Der oErOTeriu
Der Setribten."
(lIUs ytep WtGrtet, Wtur.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
stadt mud Amgesend.
Entered at the Postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-claSs rates.
@grntrn Der ,,8a,cttc".

Sir MjmneapoliS NIB llm9euo:
Nit. MoIitor, 2426 &utioU Ctr, G,N.
Su Chicago, ST.:
6r. Qeter Reiter, 154 Nuoiou 2lpe.
&r. Socques 9il9er, 10. 1247 site
SiOieite.
Sr. Neter Bernard, 457 8iu6eitcl
gpe., g8eit= uub Siiomeitiette.
Sir St9b &io9e, ST., NIB rlm9e9cno:
@ebriiber &raui d..
Sir Nurora, ST., NIB llm9e9enb.
Sobu VI eil d, 80 liortb &rooowGp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby giren to all persons
Interested, that III the 10Th day of March
\. II. 1895, the undersigned was appointed
by the District Court Of Dubuque County.
Iowa, Executor of the Estate of JoHy
deceased, late of said county.
Dated at Dubuque, March 18th. 1895.
j. VI. WERNER,
Executor.
Al Matthews, Atty for Executor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02

Mi9r. Sdpeba6 reiIte berf.
WOhe uU6 Wtilmautee, Inn oaielblt
i'm SGlelianum elmer grOBen 9lusabl
StuOenten Die nieoeren @eiben iOluie
oGs SnbOiatOnat uuo oas 9iatOnQt
gu ertbetIeu, oa GrSbiIdOf &aBer be-
tanutIi6 Guf ieiuer ReIie ad la
nina bearinen lit.
Rulo 0eb., 90. RGr;.
Geebrtsr 6err @ouuer!
yeIoer muB ib Sbnen bic betriibenbe Had.
rIbE eea SooeS elmer waderen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mHttbelIeI. MtGgoaIeua W0ierus, oebOreu
ON :. NprIl 1921 III NieoerieIIen, Canton
HIetu9, perlhtco am "A. WtGr;, balb eli
llbr Nbenoo ;N Rulo, Neb., no6 eluer
lOtGgIgeH HrOntbeit, pobIuerlebeu nit ben
&rolIML9elI mierey betItseu ReIigiou, in benz
$lGHis ibreS SObuss Sacob MaIsVRs. GaS
%e8rabniB mar eiUes Der srOBtsH, DOs je IN
ssE HEE5s Der HHbefstteH GmPlGHgHis III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
q ebmet bic Yurlingtons
GiienbGbn um 3um&ugem=
burger GOn9reiie
3u reien.

Nir empfeblen unieren 2eiern iopie
allen GQuosleuteu, Del6e gum &urem=
burger 6Ou9relle na6 Dubuque TOM
men, bic Burlington Giienbabn 81
bsnuBen uno 5WGr neil oieielbe Die
bsquemlten 3eittabelen uno Die auae=
Aebmiten WG0en bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
Eerlamat.

sSir tOuuen wieoerum eini9e orbeitiame
IleIBl9e yeute 9ebrauden, Die III t0tboliideu
areileu 9roBe Sesanutidait b0beu. SoIde
Seute fOunen III ibreu S%reiituIoeu Don $40. 90
bis $500 poheutlib p%eroleueH. M!Qu
aorelire VI. Raul d go, 1913 y. qlOQmj
Ctr, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02

f0lgt:
.gGie Die &IGtter aus Dubuque betrefieno
ben Snl eiller ueueu STRIDE Il0be ben WebO1z
ten Der Is. Il Is. u. 6ileubaBu meloeu, wiro
Reu. TeuerlteiU pon Cascade mad Dubuque
berlfSH luerOen, nm ben Ban Der nelIelI
Stride gu Ieiten. TaS ift pGbr, Gber oa man
oaraus ldlteBeu tOmlte oGB heu. NeHer'telII
SasCGoe UerIalleu touHte, 10 ltno mir bered
tigt mitiutbetleI, buB IS .lIt6t be0btbtlgt
hi, OeHlelbeu Don bier III eItterueu. HribIs
ldOr OeuleIeg TDilul6te Die DertbDoue Nulte
beS tbuttrQ1tigen Ftarrers Don ct. Dtarlen
bel benz S0u oeS HelIeu Uottesballles III Der
Key City. Die eIilige &bGtigteit oeS bodW.
8ater SeuerItelu belm Ban Der beloell bIell=
zen Rir6eI b1beu bemlelbeu elIel beneloeus=
ruertben Hui ais yelter Don 6Ir6eHb0lteu mo
ais Herbrelter Oes @loubeHs gegebeu ulo oa
ober lest cine eler9ii6e llrbeltStrait uotb
tbut, 10 lab Der bobrUiirotglte @ribn6of AM
Batter Seueritein ais ben 9eetguetelI WtarW,
rUeldem er ben GrfOlg oes neueu unterIIebz
meIIs iiberlGiieu tonne. Jteu. SeuerlteIn
reiite an Oienitag ua6 Dubuque, nm Die
8UrQrbeiteu,8u beginner. Sr miro Iorttabs
relI ais iSiarrer Der ct. WGrter Gemelnoe
uoH Cascade 3u flUI9trelI, aber ptro mabr-
ideiulI6 DGbreHo Des EGUes Der HelIelI
Stride eiueu Niiiiteuteu erbGIteu, Obl6Ou er
teluespegeS Die gGiteratiou Der ct. WtQrieu
@emeiuoe iIberbsben werOeH WIro.
Nus Dem GeiN9ten ergibt ii6 BON
gtelem Der Sepeis, OQB Jteo. 6euer=
ltein in ieiuer Gemeiuoe Onenb0r iebr
bO6gei6Qbt miro uno Dab ale geDOG=
ner Cascades einen 9ere6ten StOI5 Ouf
ben Oeuti6eH tatbOliiden YrieIter unO
Yfarrer bon ct. Wturien oaielbIt Il. BEL
len legensreihes, eminent prGhttlhes
QBirten ieBen. Gbre mem Gbre &C.
bibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02

- Gle tperoen nlr quite 2iQuOre er=
baIten, nenu Sic pOn y. Is. MurrGD
IL Co., Dem @rOBpertuufs &iQuOr=
Sauie, gegeniiber Dem SOteI Sulien
tauien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
= mbnrgii6es
0eretniste Staaten.
Or GsI d.
Sum &uremburse
SpnnreE.

Die @Orbereitungen our Geier oes
&uremburQer 6OH9renes am 10. Wai,
t1reiten riitig OOran. Sn Der IeBten
&er'ammlung oes Arrangements
6Omites wuroe beri6tet, oaB Wi9r.
Stpebad bon Ga 6roBe Su9eiagt babe,
Elm feierIi4es POntiHtGIamt uno audi
an Abenoe in Der WarQuette Saue
cine AniprG9e bNlten gu pOlIeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
gu ucrfaufcu.

Cine Sut9elcSene SGrm uou 240 older III
Seiieriou Sowulbip. I'm uGbere Austunit
lpeIoe man lid al Sobu Eier, @rumoei0elIs
tbIlms: N9ert, no. 353 Siebente StrQBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02

- Cute SiQuOre fam man in ir9eno
elmer 9etpiiuihten SuOntitat fir ben
Tamilienbeourf bOben bel q. Is. Wur=
ran u So, g~egeuilber Dem SOtel Su=
lien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02

- Ter bette pluB I'M quite 2iquOre
fir Den 9r:pat9ebraud 81 erbalten III
P. c. Murrays, Wholesale Liquor
House.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
JIr bic critic bl. Communion

baben mir Die i6Onite @usmabl oeut=
ider uno engliiher 0ebetbilher, iOtpIe
HOientrdnSe uno Sergleiben.
.. s. Siebel
1927 Slap StruBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02

Dr.. price's Cream Safine powoer.
SS4te 2seltsausheluusj ans,ei&uuus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
Gum Yreiie pnu $3.50
Sic 2uremburacr IN Ser nc,,en

Welt. SeitraSe sur Nsiditte Der
gltrembur9er, perbuuoeu nit RatbT
ldldScn Iilr lnrembWger NuSpon=
oerer llno elmer Sarte Der Hereinafter
Staaten nit Dem lurembur9er Au'ieo.
luugen. Sou Us. @ouuer, ST..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02

lin Die @rbOruu9 elmer beioubereu Gitte
i'm meiuer iebr I0lgUierI9eu 8rautbeit gu er=
lGuSeu i6tte i'd Sbueu hermit iiIui Collar
sur 6reiiteue 3u GbreH WtGrta, Der oErOreriu
Der SetriibtelI.
(9lUS gtep WOrtet, Wriun.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02

@iermit erbalteu Gle $500 fir bic Treis
iteIe gu Gbreu Der ErOiterm Der Setriibten".
"a metue l8te9e III benz GGloe Ser pEr0iteriu
Ger getritbteu" 9eitoubeu beetle i6 mid MN6
ebe bic SreiteIe pOuenoet ut, meiu S6ai.
lem bei;utra9eH. (sus u. u. SG.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-02
llcber 3eb. S%ycueritcin

i6reibt Der .GastaOe PiOnier" ple
lOl9t:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-27
Dernonstr ration.

Philistine-I don't SEQ what right an ed.
itor has To call himself We
Scribe-If you tackled his duties once
you would understand it oil right.-Dc-
trolt Tribune.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-27

The dinner wns great success, tho
champagne irrcproachablc. AS Mr. Dcni-
son produced his cigar case hc thought he
had never seen his wife looking so pretty.
SO the divorce never came of, after all.
Pick Mo Up.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-27

Price OF Plneoa Belsam, 25c per bottle. All
druggists. ELY BROS, So Warren St., N. Y.
alG 4w
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
PERSONAL.

.r,hsrs OF the second Universalst Church
-, no.,on will hold - memorial service on October
70 for the late Rev Dr: a. a. 'd'he' i'r many
Years the pastor or the churo"'
Dr Henri Nachtel who Is commissioned oy the
r..noh government TO investigate the methods Of
-. Nr~.york Health Department has been in the
o,,v ,or the last few days. He Will spend short
time Newport before RE n,ght medical service of
th,s civ and the ambulance service OF Fafs'
vs,,od.,, are very much pleased over the an
..',,.or,.n, that General J. Watts DE Peyster.
~ TIvoli n. Y. will contribute the money TO- to e.
,abli.h a college OF languages Tor the ne" Me'no-
dist University. in washington
,,.. Miranda Croucher and Miss Althea VI. TodA
=. po.,on have lust started for Chira as mission.
o.,.. They 20 out under the auspices Oh the
w-orn.r.. Foreign Missionary Society OF the Meth
oast church. and pledged 10 remain In the ned
hve yeassS n, Tsunhua in the north Of Chine and
..s,cn to BID isem Sas
Oh ord Ir,en nSareweli service was held in the car
,.. Isors,, valuable collection Of old laces IN
her washington home is insured FOR S'""'
T., ..rbs Youths Companion" there is an inter.
.stne story OF the celebrated Dr. Cha'mefs a
gentleman visiting Edinburgh had heara sIe.'
S..I ahou. the wonderful oratoricaI powers Dos
o.s.d hv some members OF the general assembly
a he,n1 anxious to hear and judge for himsen
Maid an early visit TO it. Next TO MIN sat al eoe'
10 hard-featured solemn-faced man, VINO "ss ean'
80 -. ho,h hands on a heavy stick. which ne
svsa with great concentration OF gaze scarcely hft
Ing his eyes from his absorbed contemplation OF
it. ' Soon the strangers attention was rve,ed upon
~. sneaker who had opened the days discourse.
rb. wonderful command Of language which ne pooS; pS
...% ~. Combined with his eoquence OF styie ono
es neculiarty OF his manner excited the iistenshs
curiosity to great degree Ian you rning re W 10 ths
Is spesssS5 HT old man beside him who's speaking
now echoed the old man lftins ~ x ns them in con.
n,''ams ANA cement upon his nterocutoT tMnaS M
sir is the great Dochter Chawmers' anu /" "'"'
in his stick!'
-, cr.e,v does not believe 1t possible D
reach the North Pole in balloon
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
FOURTEEN PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-It Is reported In Chicago that AVo
persons have been recruited there TO go to Cuoa
in the insurgent army. - Twenty arrests aie
said to have been made of persons alleged 10 De
implicated in plot to murder Prince Ferdinaho
of Bulgaria - The British and foreign trans
atlantic steamship lines have agreed upon an
immediate advance Of steerage rates = Inc
decision Of the Regatta Committee. OF the Amer
tcas Cup races, giving the second race TO 'ie
Defender is angrily denounced In England.
DOMESTIC-Dispatchesr received by the State
Department indicate that England mas apan-
doned further claims against Nicaragua. Deihs
content with the payment OF the N5ooO smart
money. - Secretary Carlisle granted another
hearing in the sugar bounty cases. - {. r.
Newton E c. Bald and w. c. Sanger were the
winners OF the principal races at the cycling
race meet in Springfield. Mass. - The Demo-
Gratis OF Pennsylvania held their state ConVen-
ton in Will.amsport. - Preparations were
completed in Albany for a big mass-meeting
fayoring enhancement Of the Republican State
Committee 80 Five persons were Killed ana
dozen injured In a railway wreck on the Great
Northern Road in Minnesota. - Fifty thous-
and veterans of the @. A. r. paraded at Louis
Vile. by the explosion OF a caisson four men,
hers OF the Louisville Legion were killed.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Regatta Com
unittee Of the New-York Yacht Club upheld the
protest entered by the Defender because OF the
foul by the Valkyrie Just before the start IN
Tuesdays race, thus giving the race 10 the Amer
1can boat the third contest in the series VIII be
sailed to-day. - The Empire State express OF
the New-York Central Railroad left here yester-
day morning and reached East Buffalo. 456ra
miles away in 407 minutes. lowering the record
for the fastest railway time recently made in
Great Britain. - The Grand Jury brought IN
an indictment for murder In the nrst oeBree
against Mrs Fleming. who Is held for poisoning
her mother Mrs Evelna NJ. Bliss. - police
man was badly hurt In a fight with a mob In Bry
ant Park Fire underwriters and others
had hearing before the Sinking Fund Commis-
sion In which they urged the need OF better
water supply - Winners at Sheepshead Bay
Leonawell. Gotham. Harry Reed. Nanki-Pooh,
Henry Of Navarro Discount. - New-York de-
feated Boston at baseball by score Of TO D.
The stock market declined most OF the day.
but rallied at the close
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day Fair.
Temperature yesterday: Highest. IS degrees;
lowest. II degrees
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

neon,e ID the most important work Of popular
government. have been unable to do their work
oorroc,,v. Yet the work has been done, after q
fosh,on How? How do incompetents usually
do thelr work! Either through sheer ignorance
,hev all It full Of blunders, often big enough to
o,,cr tbe result Of the election and defeat the
will Of the people, or else they are the dupes
md tools OF clever knaves. who are thus enabled
70 debouch the polling and to falsify the returns
., will. That Is the way elections have hitherto
hoon rim In NewYork. The result OF these ex-
omnotions Is proof of It. To say force OF
o,oc,,on officers in which every fourth mGn did
NOT know how to perform his duties could give
NC fair and honest election Is to say what few
mon in their senses will believe
In establishing this system OF examinations
tho Police Commissioners have done perfectly
simple and obvious duty; something that ought
n have been done years ago. For doing such a
du,v men are not ordinarily entitled TO special
thanks Yet TO so low an estate has our city
government been brought by years Of ring rule
that such duty doing has become strange and
noteworthy thing and those credited with 1t
ore regarded as exceptional bencfactors OF the
nubIc Certainly in this case the Police Com
miss,oncrs are entitled TO the earnest gratitude
NJ every good citizen. II nothing but this one
reform had been gained by it. the political revo-
luton Of last year would not have been In vain.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
AmusementS.


AnREY's THEATRE-sl5-The Cheftain
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-s-The Sporting Dnehe~.
AMERICAN THEATRE-s-The Great Diamond Noooe's
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bonnie
CAsfNo-slo-The Merry World.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-s:lS-i2 Temptations
pAI.r.s THEATRE-s-Ie Collier de Ia Refine.
EDEN MUsEE-coneert
EMPIRE THEATRE-s-The City OF Pleasure.
GARDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oARnIcK THEATRE-sso-A Man With Past
GRAND OPERA HousE-s-Faust
HARLEM OPERA HoUsE-s:l5-Iou!s nj
HERALD SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Roy.
poyr"s THEATRES 3o-Lost-24 hours
ROSTER & BIALS-Vaudevle
i1yCElM TH-ATRE--s-The Prisoner OF Zenda
MANHATTAN BEACII-Day and Evening-Adsdnmer
Merry Making.
PALMERs THEATRE-s:i5-F -Fleur-de-Lis
POLO GROyNDs-3:45-Basebal
PRocToRs PLEASURE PALACE-12 to 12-Nauue'"'''
STANDARD THEATRE-s:l3-The Capitol
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
for Good Government is still on. In fact 1t has
but lust opened.
THE RAILROAD CHAMPIONSHIP.

This Is n record breaking year on iand as we'll
ne sca While two Of the 1ectest yachts that
eyer were launched are contendlng for the cham
nionshn locomotive engines are also seeking
10 win new trophies in annihilatng time and
spore The attention Of the world was recently
attracted TO the competition between two Brit
ish railroads. running from London 10 Aberdeen.
On August 90 the West Coast line made the
extraordinary run Of $40 miles in Jl2 minutes
That ended the rivalry. The East Coast line
could not. or did not, equal those figures and
the trains on both roads dropped back to their
usual schedules It was claimed. probably with
Justice that the record thus made was the best,
for such a distance, the world had ever known,
and It was confidently predicted that 1t would
remain for n long time unsurpassed
such n challenge could not, however. be left
unoccented The New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad promptly took It up. Yesterday
tho ottempt 10 beat II was made A train was
run from this city TO Buffalo distance OF 1862
milcs In 414B minutes That n trihe faster
than the time made by the British train; about
n tenth of n second less to the mile. 1t was not,
Of course, so long a run. and the British road
may still claim the championship for $40 miles.
Sill 43Gib miles constitute longenough run
70 no brougbt fairly into comparison with that
between London and Aberdeen, and we are IN
clIned TO think the New-York train Is Det'er en-
titled to the worlds championship than its Brit
ish competitor.
1t must be borne In mind, moreover that the
American train was greatly handicapped IN nj
least two respects II was much heavier 'rain
than the Britsh--the weights being l'o and lo6
tons respectively. 1t was also hampered by
numerous grade-crossings, which do not exist IN
England and by enforced slow progress through
certain cities on the route. When these facts
are taken into consideration. It's performance
seems indeed marvellous. and may well be reck
oned superior to that Of the fastest British IRAN
We believe the nilroad speed championship OF
the world. which a fortnight ago belonged to
our British cousins, to-day properly belongs un-
der the Stars and Stripes.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
ELECTION OFFICERS UNDER SCRUTINY.

Several weeks ago the Board Of Police Com
mssioners adopted a system Of Civil Service
examinations Of candidates for election officers.
The fact was widely advertised and commented
upon. The leaders OF the two chief party organ
izations were invited 10 send 10 the Board their
lists Of candidates. as usual. They were warned,
however, that each man would have to undergo
examination as TO his ability properly TO perform
the duties required Of him. With this warning
selected their men with a little more than ordi-
nary care that the lists submitted represented
a higher standard OF ability than those OF former
years. However that may be- the lists were
made up and sent in, and the examinations Of
would-be election inspectors-very simple and
easy ones-were held The result Is now before
us. Nearly one-fouith OF the candidates have.
for one reason or another. failed 10 pass. Many
did not attend the examinations al all. doubt
less realizing their inability TO pass Others ap-
peared. and then declined TO stand examination.
Others. about onetenth Of all, tried hut were
unable TO pass There Is no injustice In reckon
ing that all applicants In these classes were In.
competent properly TO perform the duties Of In
spcctors Of election. Yet many OF them have
hitherto served in that capacity, some OF them
for many years.
A stronger indictment Of election methods
hitherto prevailing In this city. and more ser
Gus reflection upon the integrity OF the elections
themselves. could scarcely be imagined. AT leas,
nefourth Of the election officers have ueen In
competent. Onefourth Of the servants Of the