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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

There was something gained for decency when
Grady was kept of the Tammany ticket The
duty OF seeing TO It that Tammany Is not ena-
bled TO give him something equally rs good"
viii continue till tho polls close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

October will never have reason 70 be ashamed
OF It's record up TO date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
guAex to advertisements
.Dusiuees Notices.


Roll Top Desks and Office FURNITURE
Great Variety OF style and Price.
r. G. sELL.Ew.
Ma III rulton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
Prairie fres AFRO recorded to be raging in some
Of the frontier wards Of Chicago.

The black 81" which Mr.. Gardiner gave HIM
self in tho middle OF his name some time ago
is suggestive Of what the voters will give him
on Election Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

THE ~. James's Gazctte's' Ignorance on the
sealing question Is only equalled by the UNI
friendllness OF It's disposition toward the United
States 1t says: america has never paid the
damages for the illegal seizure OF Canadian
"sealcrs. and has exhausted every diplomatic
"artiiice To evade the award. finally demanding
"a fresh conference" AS n matter OF fact. Amer
lea asked conference for no such purpose The
tribunal for assessing damages is in
sion. and when It's award Is made the United
States will pay the bill In exact accord with
the terms Of the Paris award. 1t Is also untrue
that after Lord Salisbury had consented to
meeting America calmly proposed that Rus
"sia and Japan should have seats at the confer
'ence with the obvious intention OF outvoting
England and upsetting by a sidewind the Paris
award" The United States gave notice from the
first that Russia and Japan were to be invited.
and repeated the notice. 1t was the British diplo-
mat who calmly ignored the notice In his accept
ancc and thus kept convenient excuse for
withdrawal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

This is how THE NewYork sun" described II:
"Thomas G. Platt political Jobs. Wholesale and
Retail. Jacob s. Fassctt. Agent" Was THE
sun's" objection to tho business simply that 1T
sought to force a change OF agency?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

II Is understood that Tammany leaders do not
take kindly to the nomination OF Mr.. Francis
NJ Scott 1t would bc strange IL they did, con-
sidcring the opinions he expressed about them
when he was running for Mayor as the candidate
Of an anti-Tammany combination. Political
memories are proverbially short. but they are
seldom quite snort IA that.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
osnaem6nrgi(6es.
Oereintote Staaten.
Sreopnia q, @is., II. 9lpril.
@ertber Serr 8onner!

Srsbpuia a, @is., II. 9lpril.
@ertber Serr 8onnsr!
2ln Montag, ben ). b. u. itarb in
oieiem SOpn 6rau SObann Submit
i'm alter bon SO Sabren, nah einem
Monate lan9sn &rantenla8er. al einsm
9altriihen uebel. am GCnnersta9
tpuroe lie in ct. Nitolaus sur leBten
&ube beitattet; nobel ii6 ni6t nur bic
9anse 8emeinoe. ~ionoern aud 8iele
pOn auspdrts betbelli9ten.
Srau @nna S6mit (seb. Sen9eD
mar aus Hieoerauusn, 2urembura.
gebitrtia, uno 1T i'm Sabre 1854 nit
ibren gltsrn na6 Imsrita setommen.
gluBsr ibrsm tr%auernoen, ielbft
frdnili6eu 8atteu, nit benz lie felt
1868 rerbeiratbet mar, bintsrldBt ie
orei erDa6iene S6bne: Ybilip. nit
elmer Sohter BON S0cOb Sluneers in
Sacaba perbeirGtbet; Nifolaus uno
Inton. unpsrbsiratbet. 3msi S06ter
nno Elm SObu iino iriibcr ~9eftOrbsu.
WtD9e lie ruben in 6rieoen!
Pin bemislbsu Sage. als Srau
Submit al 8rabe 9etra9en wurSe, itarb
babier War9aretba, gbsfrau bes Rito.
laus &afel, na6 ,war turser. aber
~hartnddiSsr 9~ranibeit. 9ies Wtal
mar es Der Wiirasnasl Slpbtsritis,
Uel6sr ein, ibrer 6umilis 10 notbpsn-
oiSss Wenihenlebsn pernibtete. IS
lit Elm barter Sail. ipObl Der ihlimmiis
Gus ben lett lsBtsn Ssrbt bier 10 sabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20

Sheite beisulan9sn, als er plDBiih
umIant uno - cine 2si6e mar.
r. /. p.
Sa It ings, Reb., IA. glpril '97.
@eebrter Serr Conner!
Sei Der jiiu9it bier abgebaltensn
StaotDabl paro unier Sanosmann
Sr. =. q. Samen nit GROCER Wtaiori.
tat in ben Shulratb semablt. ga er
elm prattiiber &atbplit 1T, mar er
notiirlia einem 9epiiien fanatiiden
WeiberQelinoel Elm Dorm i'm auae uno
periuhte oasielbe alles WO9lide uin ibm
cine Sdlapte bei5ubrm9en. Seine
pppularitat mar jeoOd gu ~itarter Sabat
fir oieie aus0slaiienen glaufrimpfe.
Ssrr 9bilipp S6ammsl, melder
friiber in Dubuque anidili9 mar, weilt
9eiunobeitsbalber lett ldnsersr 3sit in
Colorado Springs. Sol. +.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
0as 7iabriae SDhndsn oss in Der

Sas 7labrise SObnten Oes in Der
WOntereD .glDenue wobuenoeu S9rei.
nerm.itcrs Silogsn.2 ascombs Wuroe
bon einem bsouuernsmertben i9psren
llnfaIl betrUTsn. Webrers 2lrbelter
waren 9e9eu IL ubr auf Dem 2ahe
oes Hahbarbauies Speoiteur Welter
nit Der &%eparatur beihditi9t, a!s Elm
3iegelitein berabTel uno Den 3naben,
Der eben ans Der Shule getommen
mar, auf ben 8Opf traf. SGs 9ino
brad 5uiammen; ss bate einsn ShG.
oelbrltd erlittsn.
Gipili tanooer Staot Surems
burg.
@eburten. - Som 10. mGr; Gusenie
8atbarina 4u9uitine, !. D. aug. ,3eiines,
Edloptrtb Sliiabctb, &o6ter D. 9tifolduS
Vtcye, Stenlttne6t; Warcele Roia 6onnp,
!. D. NleriS Bald, Gauimoum NIB Sduels
oermsLlter 20. 6rou; Soiepb, Q. D. Setlls
rid Nrieomauu GieteriH, Soflatai; 81.
Eitolaus emil. g. D. Vtotbias luxembourg,
Saoenmtrtb Sictoriue, :. y. SoDauu Dis
mar, S6netoer; Dtidsl, e. D. NitolouS
SbpeS, oanoarbeiter; az: Sob. Ritolaus
9ouaro, g. D. Sobauu RitoIaus Meper,
S6reiusr Soiepb Sobaun 99iIbelm, SObn
b. Vtifel Sbser, 6eI3er; Qnua Gliie, I. y.
Netnrih Scinicl, Sadsrmeiiter; go: Seins
rid 6rGn, Sobonu, 9. y. Sobaun Saupbin,
S6ubmGder "a: Gu9eu, g. D. .SObaul
Storf, 3immermann Waria Suianua, Z.
y. Ilton S6mig, S6ubmabsr; Waria, &.
D. Gn9en Stto, Gei6dits commits; %. :
@eor9, .. D. Soiepb leiuri6 Shommer,
@potbeter 20. Wibel, 2. o. Seinyi9 Wss,
8orbmader.
Setrotben. - SeIne.
SterbeiGIIe. - Som 10. WiGr;; Nitos
louS GSellano, oft 40 Sabre, Sagl0buer, ebe=
los peter Sourmer, alt s NJ. ltifolaIs
SouB, alt 81 s., @Ifrsi9er; 90: Warie
Nolepbiue Clemens, alt 6 Mouate uuo Z
Gage; 81. Sobauu Better Mortirt, alt II (,
&arl &beopbilu5 0eiurih Eirth, alt 8 VI.
3 @o6en; 90. Dtarsaretba Sblosiisr, olt
AZ Sabre, Gbeirau BON Nutou Shauls, @e:
lbaftspert:eter &i6aro StsimneB, alt so
s., peulionirter Voit. Soctelr Wta9oaleua
SrIebgeu, alt 90 g., Npe. Don Veter
S6uritt, ;tlS. 81 SdiiHiu9eu wobnbait
Seleua 3uou9, alt ! T., Gmilie Sobouua
Spota Sd0eier, alt 4 81. uuo 3 %. hilbert
&epler, alt 50 j., Gi8sutbiimer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
Sacaba, mis-, 6. 9lpril.

u, SSlS', W. Nptll.
@ertber Serr Conner!
Ser Sob balt oabier oies Sabr reibe
Grnte; untsr ben altsn Nniieolern miro
nebit anoeru Siemlit tart aui9erdumt.
60 paro leBten Samsta9 bic I'M Wltsr
BON Il Sabrsn ltebenos Wittlpe Sus
ianna 8rabier inter allaemeiner Se.
tbeili9un9 duf Dem bieiisen Ct. Hitp.
laus 6rieoboIe beArabsu. Sic mar
iange Sabre leioeno, aber nit 8eoulo
lpuBte iis iid 81 iil9en. Ssit etmas
ilber ein Sabr bate tie in Chicago bel
ibrer SOhter. 6rau Srauih, 9emobnt,
iuaro aber auf ibren @uni1 mad ibrsm
Gbleben bierbsr suriif9sbraht, um al
Der Settle hires bereits Dor 10 Sabreu
perItorbenen 8atten su ruben.
Die geritorbsne. aus Sistirh, 2urs
emburg. 9ebirrtia uno I'M Sabre lS47
ein9ewanoert, bat oas Yionierleben
nit burh9emaht. Sic hinterldBt 8
&inosr. AZ Gntel uno spei l~lrentel.
Ger alteite Sobn, Yetsr, mobni in
DULUTH. Minn.; Sobanu uno NitOlaus
oabler; Die Gltelte Sohter. Srau Satb.
g6bm, wobnt in Yifsrin9. no.. Die
anoern, 6ran Nnna Srauiht, 6rau
SiaSie SelbeD, 6rau Seanne Seioens
bsimsr, 6ran Waria aisoin9sr uno
Srau @nna Builder iupbnen iGmmt.
li6 in Chicago.
4ls mir bonn @ottesater tamen,
mabnten urs Die 8lofsn absrmals gum
8ebste iiir sinsn Sooten; oissmal mar
es SObanm RitOlais Wamsr ein alter
Seier Der 8aSette in SOun EARNING.
ton. (6ilmore, .. 81 mobnbait, &c.
tern iuuroe er oabler. no auh ieine
Dor stpa 20 Sabrsn p~srltobene Satin
rebt, CUR leBten &ube beiiattst.
Sr. Mamer puro gebprsn I'll Sims
msru (Sept T%untaines), 9ursmburg.
am 5. Ses. 1918, tam Dor 80 Sabrsu
nab Nmerita, bstrisb 6armerei uno
omar nit GriOlg, uno mar ieinss bie=
bern 6barGtters iue9sn, all9emeiu 9e-
'adtet uno belisbt. YOn isinen Sin.
bern iiberleben i'm nur swei, sin Sobn.
3beOoOr Wamsr in SosQ. Sl., uno
cine Sohter. 6rau u. Sbeis in Dill
wautee, gDis. 3wsi perbciratbste
SObue. bel Der 6amilie pes Giusn er
ieit oeiisn @erbeiratbuna lsbte. iino
l6on lett Sabrsn pstOrbeu. Der
Uerepiate iuar. iOpiel mir %bsiunnt. ME
slpor tran., uno Uerridtsts. trOB oss
boben alters. 9eDObnlid 6armarbsit
pie Elm iuu9er Mann. 60 mar er
aud oabel bsihafti9t. an elmer 3iriela
id8s bic 81 id9snpen StanssH unp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20

Bel oieisr 8ele9enbeit mar es, NO
Der Serr our6 ieine 9ienerin Elm Wuns
Der pirtts, tuie er dbnliGe in Der @iiite
9ewirtt bate. Die Sirteu battsu ndnl.
lid Die beioen Oeitpiter gu ibrsm
Mable ein9elaoell. uno oieie Die Glnla-
oun9 init alem Sante anSenOmmen.
Run qei6ab es, oaB ourd ben Se9en
Der bl. Sun9irau 2ebensmittel, Die
tarm fir orei Sage 9enii9t battsn, fir
abt Sage binreihten uno oab audi Der
@ein in slei6er Wsn9e porrdtbi9
blieb.
6 ortfeBun9 oI9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20

reid pcrsetommsneu. ssrau &aiiel
mar bic Mlttter bon bier, i'm glitter oon
l = & Sabreu itehenoeu &inoeru. Bee
reits isit 1879 perbsiratbst, ibieu ibren
aniauNs Ginoerie9en peria9t. uno
ieBt. na6oem ie nit elmer bliibenoen
ainoeri6aar be9litt ruarsn. rib lie Der
unerbittlide DOB aQ3ui9rpf a~useinan'
Der.
Die Ser Itorbens mar cine Sohter
BON Spbunn gurtel, 9ebiirtia aus
9ranoenburg, 8antOu Sietirh Currents
burg. r. l. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
9ie Gtriitli6en Shulbraper

babsn in ibrsm Generals apitel. pie
cine ar bic amerifauii6en Srosnsbdu-
Ter aeiauote Sepei1e aus Yaris BON
"a. Mdrs meloete, ben yruoer 8abrisl
Marie gum 6eneral.S bern oes Srosns
eripdblt. Sas 8apitel bsltano aus
l02 Selsaatsn, pslGe $4,000 Sriiosr
in allen Sbsilsn Der Wslt reprIientirs
ten. Der nsue 8%eueralobers 1T Sc
Sabre alt uno bat feline Gr5iebun9 in
benz GOlle9ium Der 6riltliden S6uls
briiosr in 2pon erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
80 bat aus feline ltriadD'

Die fe in @ien iagen; 8aiier @ils
bslm's aanS unertlGrIide @utb 9e9en
Maes. mas 8riediib bsiBt, ipl einfat
baber tOmmen, oaB sr beim gbiturien=
tsn.Gramsn (25. Sanuar 1877 81 Gai=
isl) I'M 8rlehiiben vuu9enitgeno" be.
iOmmen babeu foil. SIN Sateiniihsn
mar er Elm SisdeH beier; oarum lit er
aud Nuf bic HabtOmmen Der .ouen
sbrli6en &Dmsr" better gu ipreden.
Bud"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
Ste porfi6tiee 0attim.

Wenidenfrener : Sauptlins Dum-
Gum (Sdrtlid gum Yam.Oam, elmer
ieiner 8emablinnen): YamsYam, Oh
biit bod elm iiibes @eI4Opi! "
Dam-Dum (dnglli6): 9u msiBt
bod. oaB Der SottOr Dir SGBi9tsitsn
auf's Stren9lte perbOten bGt.
(3eras Siitin9s.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
Eng amer Gel.
(Weis fun ''Mirliton".)

Foil Dhscht OPP dem Dorchester.
Nam Spillman an dem Mo,
DO schw6SSen d'MuSikanten:
Wer dach de Paus mol do!
An EUR Bass do set d'Trompett:
Den eng Hame'schmi6r 10 hett;
Ma d'deck Bass mechtd'Lepsen mass.
Het s'rem Vein an hirem elias:
o dat wer eng amer Gel,
Dat wer eng aner Gel.
D'Gscht Gel ried me gelUert,
81 rift: Ech sin den Huon,
Am crosse W%eltorchester
Do gin Gch d'StemmOnk uon;
IT get heinide keng Partei,
Emmer huot 81 hir Gscht Gel,
An d'GejGngs get durchenen,
De gScht Gel welt Jideren,
We'll dat as eng amer Gel,
Dat as eng aner Gel!
NJ kuck we as doniden
so fro dat artlecht Kand,
Mann KrenZchen an den HOer
An d'Blumen an der Hand:
Agespart sin, daS eng kwal,
" as fir d'Gscht haut op dem Bal,
Him Diet eng nei Welt sech op,
a sein Herr danZt am Galolp:
. dat as eng aner Gel,
Dat as eng amer GEL
f Kranken den d'Medzinen
HIT Schappeweis ferschleckt,
A Pelfcrcher a Pellen
so oft OPP d'Scheff geSchGckt,
Wart erem OPP sengem Bett
OPP eng dichteg KOtelett:
Doctor, merci fir d'NiSit,
We'll ech hun rem Appetit;
o dat as eng amer Gel,
Dat as eng amer Gel!
HE wor en- uorge R0den,
II kOnt Ike me uOr6g sin:
All Mensch sollt Rente kreen,
Gedelt sOlt allies gin;
Hei kr1t hien en- egent Haus,
Hen denkt: D'Delen as nun aus,
Wat ri mech de amer un,
Ech well hale wat ech hun.
y dat as eng amer Gel.
Dat as eng amer Gel.
TT hun der 1--WE gededecht,
IT gong fir en- ale Schapp;
En- huot mach d'Hiem behalen,
Den anren net e Knapp:
Haut ferwenSchen 81 d'Chikan,
Hetten 81 s&ch gleich ferstan,
An den deiren Afekot
Net EN- sein AdwiS gefrOt,
o dat wer eng aner Gel,
Dat wer eng amer Gel.
81 hun dem Herr Minister
D'Hell greilech warn gemach,
Ma hien denkt an der Kuomer:
Muor rs de leschten Dag,
Da sin ech aus hiren Xenn,
DJuogd OPP mech de huot Ell Enn,
An cch Otemen rem freSch
Tn dem lGwe grengeu Desch,
q dat as eng amer Gel,
Dat as eng amer Gel!
A file frieme Lenner
Lett d'Freihet OPP der kopp,
An d'Leit bezuoie Stei ~.
Dat Blechen helt net OPP:
An dem Letzeburger Land
Sin d'hgch Steiren ~onbekant,
A sci Folek as derbei
As we d'Fullen ESQ fret,
@ dat as eng amer Gel,
Dat as eng amer Gel!
II beg9nt enlei am LiGwen
Der Geien ESQ fill,
Dat c mat Recht ka seen:
FL as WE eng Kadrill:
Eng de sprangen, eng de gin,
Wan de amer r6eg stin,
Fir eng gross Figur re man
VERT den en- den amer dram;
All Dag as eng amer Gel,
All Dag eng amer Gel.
MICHAEL LENT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20

Der Ratipit, ME er leibt uno lebt.
Su Ct. Soispb bat tiir3li6 8ibter
Gulpsr benz Seuti6sn s. j.. WtNnn-
i6ret bic Decentralization perpeigsrt,
tpeil oerielbe Der ensliTdsn Sprahe ME
md6ti8 mar. Manni4red lit Elm alls
9enein seadtetsr M0ui uno Steler=
Sabler, pel6er Dor Sebn Sabrsu i'm al=
ter DON so Sabren ins Sano tam uno
fsin .erites Papier" Dor me6rersn Sab
rem srpirite. gls bieier benz Sibter
fsin ysrltss papisr" pOrle9te, iislte Der
&aoi an i'm bic Srase, oh or Der ens=
liiden Spra6e mddti9 lei urb als Or.
Wannidrsf oiss oerneinte. tuiss ibn
Der Ridter nit 9roBen Worten ab.
Seller Serr @uloer lit fiirpabr elm net
ter 'juris practicus!' D@abr=
beitsfreuno."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
MttsSug aus uSurem burger
Seiligem S%egenoe".

Ssransssssbe uon einem 9rieiter Der SiOs
jeie Surembur9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20

Witelisb in @aibinston, mie bon btss
len 3situn9sn bebauptet puloc, ionoern
hattie III Der 4erIOu oes bertlbrnten
&s6tsSelebrten ROser .. Sarsp aug
Marplauo sinen @pr9GnQer. 2anep
mar pon Gnoe 1881 bis 1887 8enerals
sln,ualt oOer SuiiiSminifer oss Yrd't=
o:ntsn Inorsp Sation.- rercelltOr."
3sbn llnorbnuugeH. - Ger beillge
Gppriau, Siidof bon Carriage, Sdblt
fuleenoe sehn llnorouunSen auf, Die in
Der @elt pisl unbsi! FIFTEEN: Sin alter
Msni6 obne Reli9iOn - Elm iun9er
Nenid obne 8sboriam - Elm Sei5i9er
&ei9sr - cine 6rau obus 9eIdsioen=
belt = Elm Serr uno Meiiter Obne
Sbatiraft - ein prpSeBii6ti9sr Gbrilt
- Elm bpdmiitbi9er Qrmsr - Elm So.
Mig obne 8srs6tisteit - sin BOLT obne
quite Sittsn - unb Elm Staat Obne
quite @eisBe - nSbioem".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20

Gin tpiitbsnbsr Sir6enisino. Der tiirSs
lid %DerItDrbene ebemali9e italienii6e
Sanoelsminiter @rimaloi, bat lih,
tuie bic meiitsu tirdsnfeinoli6eu qoli'
titsr Staliens, por ieinem SOoe nit Der
Stride periDbnt. gr ror iriibsr elmer
Der SauptitiBen Der tirhtnieinoli6en
Yartei uno tbat ben biItOriih 9ewOroes
rsn ausipruh: Ser 8atican 1T Stas
liens epi9sr SSeino." @rimaloi bate
~iibriaens, troB ieines onenen &irdel'
Aaiies; isiusn Spbn i'm Seiuiteucpllsa
ersieben laiien. - ,Sbioem".
Ger 2ebritubl fir bic beuti6e
Gprade, wslter Der 9. u. Ct. Geus
irdl=Serein III Der Satb. llniperIt1t
bon Waibinatou, 81 9riiuoen unter'
uabm, iOitst $50, 600. Der Gentral=
Ssreiu bat etiua As, 900 Witslieoer.
Solten nur bieie Die Soften tragsu,
10 miiBte isoes Mit0lieo mebr ala einen
Solar %beitra9en. Sis ieBt bat nur
Der beige Ct. Soispbssg erein oieis
&ate bewiQi9t, bel ben meilten Seyei=
llen udre oieIelbe nibt aufsubrin9sn;
Is miilien oesbalb auh Nittmitalieoer
bss GeutralOereins 81 oieiem, ben
Seutihsn Imeritas sIr Gbre 9ereid"l =
ben @srte beiltsueru. - sSerOlo BEG
9laubens".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
ltid)en

paiiirt.
SulaBt.
at Gu.
e9ieruu.
ISsn cine
I'M aub
Insereibt
o 81 benz
itebtieBt
; Gipili.
Nsaer.
tie, ipp.
iben uno
iebsn.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-03-05

From w. S. Kruenmem and others
Petitioning for the extension of water
pipe on Runyon avenue.
Received and referred to the COMMITTEES
on Assessments and Extensions.
From Emanuel Sands
Offering to sell a certain piece of prop
erty on York street.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Public Buildings. Docks and Parks.
From Daniel Halleron. Pastor. and
others
Received and referred to the Committee
Of the Whole.
From the Ladies of Lincoln Circle,
Thanking the Board for the use of the
Old City Hall
From Greenville Republican League
Club
rendering invitation to attend concert.
From Charles Both
rendering report in matter of examina-
ton of books in Water Department.
Received and ordered transmitted to the
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
from the Board of .FInanee:-
Board February 5. 1871 ana APPROVED by
the Mayor February 10, 1857
Resolved. That supplemental to resolu-
the sum of $3.50 he and the same is here
by appropriated and set aside by this
Board out of the one-half of liquor license
p reg1spis o "a s ana Iater sniy ! ana nsso' d 20 pay
on paved streets. said amount to be SUBJ
divided as follows
$1,000 to pay payroll. January, 1897.
$3.50 to pay payroll, February, 1897.
Resolved. That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor Of
that officer for the sum of 81, $50 to trans
fer said amount for the purposes afore-
said.
From the same Board
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board February II, 1897, and approved by
the Mayor February 10 1877
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
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HOOK & LADDER CO., No. /.
SCORE BY FRAMES.


H. H...107 2O4 1886 442 593 729 846 1853 lib 1247
H. & LIST 1928 ASS 5S5 719 857 96s 112S 1895 1923
The Bergen Bowling Club won its first
game of the year last night on Henn's al
leys. 1t has been a long time coming
and the team was agreeably surprised.
The Bergens seem to be Losing their grip
on the bail. and although they have COM
peted in several games at home luck was
against them, and the team always fin
ished ON the little end. Two weeks g
the Bergens began a series with the Col
umbias of Greenville on the new alleys
at Columbia Hall. The team rolled well
but the Columbias rolled just a little bit
better and won by a very narrow margin.
1t was pretty much the same last might,
except that things were reversed and
Bergen finished ON top. Columbia was
aggressive and kept the home team ON
the move. They held the commanding
position for a time and it was not until
the seventh frame that the Bergens
crowded them out of their position. The
lead was slight, however, and the Bergens
were not safe from the pounding of the
Bergens were the winners by 80 pins.
Huntz, Ruempler M Earle were high
for Bergen and Lutz and Barr for Col
umbia. The usual supper speech making
and good time followed. Scores we're
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POUNDING THE PINS
BoWlers Continue to Roll
Well in League Con-
tests.
ANCHOR A. C. ELECTION
New officers of the Atlantic Boat
T Glub-Committees for Good
Roads--Carterets Will
Is a Move.


The firemen of Bayonne are as much in
terested in bowling as any of the most
enthusiastic pin Founders in south Hudson
and are rivals of each other. Each fire
company has its bowling team n the
first real clash came last evening when
the Bayonne Hook and Ladder Company
met the Hope Hose Company in a contest
on Wakes alleys. 1t was the first game
of a series and the struggle created an
unlimited amount of interest in Bayonne
and the alleys were crowded. The Hook
and Ladder team had lots of skill and
demonstrated this to the disappointment
of the rooters who expected the Hose
Company to run away with the victory.
AT the beginning of the first frame the
Ladder Company smashed out a number
of credits which put them in the lead
and from that to the finish the game be-
came more one-sided and the Hook and
Ladder Company won by Ill pins. The
scores Were:-
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on motion of carcn, ,ss,o,,ar po1+u,ood 49,
c~ertified checks danosited With nroeosaIs
for cast iron nine wera rat,,rne6 IL Sbs
Unsuccessful bidders Us
on motion a recass woo +oLan so. ~,
mina,tes vas W %
On resssembline tha fol5ov1;na no ,,a,nbars
were nresent.-Snm TnisSio, ars Pnltu,oo5
Heintze and Harding
Absent President Brown
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Renting. Victors, 500 Installments
Fentons, 500
HUDSON COUNTY CYCLE Co.
GEORGE B. SPEARlN, Manager,
"a MONTGOMERY STREET,
wELDoa BUILDING, JERSEY CITY.
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Ill 252 1888 5s5 SIS 1872 s43 HOO 1878 144s
Columbia
147 2e5 800 524 s57 1856 s27 1880 1851 141s
Only two games were rolled in the New
Jersey Bowling Association tournament
on Wendt's alleys Wednesday might. These
brought the Spheroids into both contests.
They opposed the Indians in the opening
round and were beaten to the great sur
prise of the spectators. Their misfor-
tune was repeated in the second, as the
team met an overwhelming defeat at the
hands. of H-olzhackers, who cut down the
pins for some high figures. The scores
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PROPOSALS FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF
AVENUE


For each and every cubic
yard of earth excava-
ton =. !.
For each and every cubic
yard of rock excava-
ton -. 1880. ............
For each and every cubic
yard of earth filing.
For each and every cubic
yard of sand or gravel
filling.-.. -. -. .....
For each and every lineal
foot of new curb stone.
For each and every square
foot of new hagging....
For each and every new
catch basin.... ..........
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coed Roads committeeman.

President A. p. Hexamer of the Hobo
ken Good Roads Association has appointed
the following Is members as a Road Com
mittee for the summer season:-FraIk
Frommel. Chairman; w. r. Meyer, Will
lam W7ttelsdorf. g. S. Hasbrouck, Her
man Lange, William Eicke, Charles Nord-
haus, w. F. Cogan. A. r. Howard, John
Gehrs. E.. H. Norwood, W. F. Willin, Alex
Naegeli. J. A. .R~osenbaum, Herbert Camp
bell, A. s. Baldwin. H. H. Rolffes, Frank
Crawford. DR.. c. D.. Cheney and E. w.
Guthill.
The association will hold its next regu-
lar meeting at the clubhouse of the Cas-
tie Point Cyclers, No. 1,036 Park avenue,
on Wednesday evening, March 10.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Valencia Boat Club of Hoboken was held
night in the clubhouse, foot Sixth
street, and three new members, Robert
J. Kenney. VI Bergmann and III. A.
Roenitz were elected. The club is pre-
pairing to give a grand opening Of the
rowing season thealast week in April. at
which all boat clubs in the port of New
York will be Invited. A large number of
the members were present at the meet
ing and much interest is shown In the
mer season.
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On motion of Commissioner Boltwood, the
certified checks deposited with proposals
for cast iron pipe were returned to the
unsuccessful bidders.