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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
E\GLIND'S ANSWER.

from The Spectator.
We do not want your Fstherland.
Your starry veldt. your golden Rand
We have an Empire stretching far
Beyond the evening. morning star,
And all within II. like the sea,
Majestic equal. living. free.
once We were noble men who died
Sooner than crouch 10 tyrants pride:
For desert isle. for Marken sand
Content to quit your Fatherland;
We shook the Spaniards world wide throne
one strip OF earth TO call your own
Why are YOU altered? Can Il he
That freemen grudge another free?
le gag voices hold us down
Beneath your fortress savage frown.
Was IL for this We freedom gave.
Ourselves TO dig our freedoms grave
Talk not Of raid, It Was dsowned.
In blood and prison the wrong atoned.
Say not ye seek apart to dwell.
We love our ingots far too we'll
by all We promised all We swore.
Give us our right, We ask no more.
What do we ask? To use the tongue
That Hampden spoke. and Milton sung:
TO shape the statute share the power
That clips our freedom every hour
Proud OF soverei On right TO own
No liegc. no lord. but law alone.
why do We ask IT? Is't to live
Pleased with the dole that despots give;
TO blush, the shame that freemen feel
Salaaming at n masters heel;
Ana, bitterest sting OF all. TO know
our own weak hands once dealt the blown
Our hands, once weak Now one and all
Are joining. Hank, an Empires call
That SAYS. Not ours the blood or race
To brook ignobc hireling place"
A stain on us l. stain on them.
Besmirching Englands disd-m.
Australia. Canada. cold and heat
New Zcaland's Isles the voice repeat
That everywhere beneath the sun
All Saxon hearts In this are one.
Born or the tameless Northern sea
They must be like It's waters free
One must be first. yet but In name;
common flag II common fame
Knit on To u.s. they make part
or freedoms universal heart:
Heart whose vast framew ork, broad and high.
10 ell thy temple, Liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

The intelligence that Admiral Dewey has felt
constrained To cancel his engagements 10 visit
several other cities before establishing himself for
the winter VIII cause some anxiety. but We trust
IT IL safe to assume that with his habitual dis
cretion he has changed his arrangements in
time 10 prevent the excessive fatigue which he
foresaw he could not otherwise avoid There
VIII certainly be disposition to find fault with
his adoption OF precautions FOR the necessity Of
which he is the best Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

Sir Thomas said Immediately upon his arrival
that in races for the Americas Cup the best
boat had always won. The assertion could not
fan 10 be- agreeable TO US, and il anybody on
the other side Of the Atlantic reflected that IL
was easy thing for Sir Thomas to say at that
time. he is bound to take notice that the owner
Of the defeated Shamrock has said II again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

here would convince his countrymen Of Ameri-
can fair play seems to have been verified al
ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

Sir Thomas viii have to take his tea in the
Old fashioned way-out OF the saucer and not
out OF the cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

Mr. Bryan thinks he Is bald enough 10 De
President. He forgets that it is the inside OF
the head that the people have most doubts
ALI Du
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

Mr. Bryan has not done himself any credit by
responding TO the appeal OF the Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Kentucky who is try
ing to demonstrate the political merits Of grand
larceny in that Commonwealth. Whether or not
he has done Goebel any good remains TO be seen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

The death OF a moiorman employed on an
electric elevated railroad train in Brooklyn sug
gests the fact that that occupation IL particu-
larry trying to the nerves and heart and that
those who follow It are therefore particularly
liable to such fate. We do not mean that
they all going to drop dead OF heart failure
even that any considerable proportion OF
them Will seriously suffer from heart disease or
any kind. But II any OF them has a latent dis
order Of that organ. his work will pretty surely
develop II. And cannot help wondering
with a certain CHASTITY dread wha. would hap
pen II one were stricken while duty on a.
rapidly moving train. The train would run
amuck" perhaps with disastrous results before
another emplOye from another part OF I, dis
covered that something was wrong and came to
the scene-even supposng that another EN-
ploye ON the train was sufficiently familiar with
electric motors TO know how 10 take hold Of II
ard manage IT. IT would certainly be- In the
interest OF safety TO have two men duty on
the front platform Of every train
nh. comments ~ English Journals on thu ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
Jn0cx 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
:Iem31prk DaiIp Gribnaa.

MONDAY. OCTOBER %. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

The comments Of English journals on the re-
suit OF the Cup races are In general as candid
and generous an those OF Sir Thomas Upton
himself His expectation that his experience
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
A MIDWAY ATTN AcrIox
Secured for the Fruit Flower and
Ncgethhl FestiNnL

,raracfr 1atlt Nf mo Of the most
,,... ....,.
e'"'o'ate anu eAi'nsi'e 'i''p" o.
lions in the country is here ana closed
ccnlrae. With me directors OF the Texas
v-,t rloo..r and vsoc,ahIe Festival.
live Stock ana 4luuS''i"' annex 'o' fs'
siyal week, December II 10 10. This a.
traction takes tho name of The G ca er
,..,.. ,,ts,,,,. ba,,,r, ,sar 4. ,r.n ;,a,
,-'''s' '''" ''','"''s A"''", 80
feature oil the Greater AMER can Exp 81
ton held at Omaha this summer. None II
The more. interesting midway features VIII
,,,,..a Tha sa,,,o,,s s,rse,s or "a m
80. 80, .a',r,r,5 ~, ~, mo-
-, - -, - ,nt
~ 80 80 ~. SD - Iii ca IN
,iiis
Which charm ,pygtify and delight. ure in
cni0el No5ris6 palace, Paris.
tbeater. &, connection with outside aUras-
lions "Spfel.ra' of National rcaown.
who talked thousands Of pc pie lnta at
,rae.lo3s al the worlds Fai, al OMAHA,
a, Nashyilia and az Atlar a, viii he h ere
n mix their pleaiings and prais,s with
,be Hnutterabie nssIo Of the Orleata
ros4;,rncs thpt soer, IN have come from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

believe that Competent, dlsi1terested
board. composed OF both United sta,es
government and civil sanitary engineers,
alter fun and thorough examination oil
the rropnd. would report this entirely free
fr,m ali objections or danger to ,he health
OF our people, or to the usefulness oil the
ship canal.
The LIQUID sewage deposited in the
broad deep volume OF water. so FAR below
the city, would move out TO the sea an.
he obsorbrd so completely that 1t would
mo, he noticed Ne part Of Il would ever
come back into the narrow, tortuons an
mel between the city and he mouth OF
two sewers As before said, rhe whole
subject is worthy of the most careful
Thought and action on The part OF the elti-
gems of Houston Geo. -. Porter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

tho twelfth and thirteenth dances, was a
very elaborate affair and was greatly GU
Jo,ei .....
Those who graced the occasion by their
presence we're: MIR. and Mrs. Joe Gersou,
MIR, and Mrs. Joseph Enrion, Mrs. "a ~
Coopman OF Gainesville. Mr.. ana Mrs
Morris Gimbel, Mr. and Mrs. w. hapn.el'
DR.. and Mrs. ]. II. Tompson, Mr.. ana hrs'
n L. Lewis. NJ an Isl ~ e"oousi
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Wolf, M. am
Mrs. Jules Hlrsch. MIR. and MRS, "
Burchardt. Mrs. David weiss oil , 49,
Miss Mamie Abersohn, Miss Matte west
homer \ ISIS Esthei II III, Miss n se
F'laxman. Mics Stella Schwartz OF Hemp,
stead, Miss Fannie Aaron. Miss Hafr'e'
Levy. Miss u Sol rs "
Fiest of Galveston, Miss Julia Raphaei
Miss Dreyfus. Messrs. NJ. Raphai' Joe
Levy. sam G. Raphael, a. b. conn lSe
Keller. Moskowitz, E. " Browne alc .
Fox. Ed. KAN, w \. sou2a, UhaFles .,
Wolc, FlaXman. j. ). NeWopue.
Levy, Kahn. Roy NJ. Eimunds. Ben "ot'
LYMAN Levy, lie l.. Wolf and others.
The committees In charge, 10 whom 81 az
credit is due for the success of the event
were as follows.
Amusement committee J. NJ. Ger
chairman; Hyman Levy |. h. NolI' IN
Flaxman Charles u. Wolf. :. q. Rapnaeh
Jake Neubouer.
Floor committee: Jake NeuDouer' CHAIR
man; j. NJ. Gerson Tom Fiaxman, Joe
Levy Charles j. Wolf
Invitation committee L. \ Browh'
chairman: j. NJ Gerson W. p. Souza, Joe
Levy, Charles D. Wolf.
Reception committee pa Borcnars'
chairman. Ed Khan. c. D. Woi, j. H.
Sampson. NJ. Raphael, Mrs Jules II rs,N.
Mrs Norris Ginbel, Miss Harriet Levy.
Miss Esther Half
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
store nnrrlnrined.

A burglar entered the store OF Sam
Cohen. ON Preston avenue between Travis
and Milan, at an early hour yesterday
morning by removing the hinges from a
rear window. After gaining an entrance
the man proceeded to I'LL box with un-
derclothing. pants and other goods. open
ing the front door and removing the box
TO the sidewalk after filling IL. He was
then evidently frightened away for nc
left the box and It's contents on the side
walk. where IL was found by Officer An
drus about s o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

To the Editor Of The Post.
Houston needs 9erfect, modern sewer
age system. and must have it, Voting for
the issue of bonds TO construct 1t is all
right. but the city sho,hd sac 20 1t that
we get the best system ana at the lowest
possible cost for cash. Thu Potter pan
may be the best, but 1t looks to,an ,ptsi1er
30 be too expensive to construct andNa
tain.
tigate the subject before adopting 4 ria,
and contracting for the work. When Dan
Smith was mayor. my recollection is mat
the city employed an engineer name
Kersted to make a thorough exam nauop
OF the city aud report and recommend a
modern system Of sewerage Tor Houston
Mr.. Kerstel was Endorsed by Colonel Geo,
u. Warning, who stood ut the head OF SAM
tary sewerage sngiieers In this country
CT. IN fact. In tho world. Captain Howe
and others are familiar with the Kerstec
plan. II can no doubt be found In the Of
nee OF the city engineer
In q work OF such great importance L
our people and our city we can no. asort
10 experiment. We should be sure chat VIC
are right In selecting system to last fo
all time and one that can be operated enc
maintained at reasonable cost. The cit.
can not AFFORD 70 make a mistake in THU
work. Let the mayor and the council an'
all the wise men put their heads togcthe
on this great question and digest II well.
Years ago ! was engaged In steamboa
traffic between Houston and Galveston
and was then familiar Sith Ruffalo bsyo
+ snd the route Of the proposed ship cara
ft0p Houston 10 the gulf ! wa5 tben an
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
THE INDUSTRIAL VILLAGE.
VIII lie an Attractive Adjunct TO the
f.. II. and v. Festival.


f.. II. and v. Festival.
Al the last meeting OF the Houston
Manufacturers association, upon invita- ion
of President MacGresor OF the Fruit
Flower ana Vegetable Festival associa-
ton, 4 committee was appointed To confer
with the members Of the ManJuttuiess
association and ufgg upon them tho Ia
pottance Of making an exhibit Of ,nelr re-
spectlve products 10 the .ortncon!nH its-
tival, the idea being to hage the IN ls-
trial exhibit this year Ia the i2im oi an
industrial Village, occupying lne OF the
TWO vacant blocks near the Auditorium.
The committee is composed of Messfs.
Henry Alexander, fl. T. Daviss. VI,
Burke and T.. n. Gray
These gentlemen have been hard az wrrk
among the manufactu. ers for several GAYS
past. and VIII they have not vt 'cin-
pieted their canvass report very Sratlty-
ing results OF their labors, Us saO"1 ~
the following long list OF those who signed
an agreement to make display, VIZ;
Mosehart & Keles, star 30 Ting Works
Dickson Car Wheel company, ]. w. Ed
wards & Co, Hartwell lrnn Works, James
McAugh7n, Il. C. Crawford, Magn lila
Soap company. Ltd, Henry Alexander,
Nm D. Cleveland u Co, NJ. Gabert Cigar
factory. Necco & Esemann, G. X, Black
burn, American brewing aSsocldtiol, las
Chart ton. Houston Drug company, howard
f. Smith Machine company, the American
Cotton company, kaufman knoellad,
Frank Eller. LOTHIAN Bros. Manufactrr-
Ing company, Houston Art Metal Works
Houston Boiler and Sheet Iron Works,
II. II. Tafte. PROPRIETOR; Tonkies q Co.
Houston Mil anil Elevator company.
John Neuthard Cigar factory. Hotkamp';
hardware store. q E. Hotkamp, manager
A. H. Hitchler p. l.. White, q NJ. Burke
Stopple & Ries, G. 5. Shannon & Co,
Union Bottling Works, the Repsdorph
Tent and Awning rompany, Boring cortes
Hardware company, Japhet & Co., G. Al
brecht nursery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
nh, ohry.,n,hcn,um show.

The various committees OF ladies OF the
Faith Home association are working hard
10 mako their annual chrysanthemum show
to be given at Turner hall on November
Is and Ii j succesl
These annual flower shows. given by the
ladies' OF the Fa,th Home. are very at
tractive and Interesting 4 epts and always
appeal TO the aesthetic taste of the COM
muntS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

1t was intimated upon the stree, yester-
day that the proper surveillance had not
been exerefsed at the polls IN either Of
these bond elections n determining wheth-
er or not the voters were property tax
payers as required by the new law, ana
II was strongly limited last night that
IN consequence Of this demand would
likely be made to inspect the poll lists.
AT the previous elections on these same
propositions any taxpayer was permitted
10 vote whether he paid taxes ou really
or merchandise bur before the bonds wege
Issued and sold the last legislature passed
a law making only property taxpayers
eligable 20 vote tho property being
construed to mean realty and II wss .
remedy any irregularity That the elections
we're again held. though both propositions
had previously been voted upon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
ro orgnnlre a Yncht clnn.

A movement Is on foot to organize
yacht club in Houston. One meeting haH
been held with that end In view. and an
Other is spoken OF for the near future.
these who are most Interested In tho
natter are talking It up and hope sto DC
abe TO announce some definite results
saf1n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

lnA difficulty which occurred near the
Aransas Pass depot at $3.50 O'Clock last
night CT Johnson. colored, was s..rlolsly
cut ~ seeral places by another negro,
who made Ms escape,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

And II In need OF Gaming or dyeing re-
member We can serys you just as we'll as
In the Laundry Line at ST. Packard's
Laundry. 9la Prairie aNnuc Phone sss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

j. j. Kelly a ca, Meas and Groceries,
have moved from 62s Trayisto the old Pas
toriza stand, Dallas aud Aistin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

Geo. Laioseyich 4 Co. Housop Candy
Kitchen. Large variety French candles
made daily. some special With ts. sis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
the SEWER BOND ISSUE
Is Carried by q Light Vote, but . Good
majority.
THE TOTAL VOTE polltD WAS 10
The Majority in Favor of the Bona
Issue was 332-The Vote
by wards.

The vote yesterday on the proposition
to issue $4,000 in city bonds for the In
stailation Of sewerage and sanitary
system was light one. only 40 votes be-
ing polled by the qualified property tax
paying voters OF the city; the majority
however, by which the proposition was
carried was sS2.
Tho vote nv wards was as follows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

Majority IN favor OF honds 100000. O0A
There appears TO he nothing now In
the way of ms ialing both the sewer and
electric light plants except the Issuance
and sale OF the bonds and the purchase of
tho property site having already beeu
recommended.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
BEMARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r,

& BaileYs todas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

The dance cards themselves were very
pretty affairs and were thornughly patri-
otto in every detail. the cover of each being
adorned by representation OF "Old Glory"
IN colors n picture OF Admiral Dewey and
one OF his famous flagship, the Olympia.
The supper. which WAS served between
Washington sentinel., 1899-02-18
INFORMATION FOR BREWERS
AND OTHERS.
Against sunday Selling

The report on House bill IT'7S3
to prevent the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors (beer in original packages
by brewers) on Sunday, has been
offered in the House by Mr.. Bao-
cock, Of Wisconsin, who will urge
the passage of the bill. The re-
port quotes from the recommended
ton OF the District Commissioners:
The Commissioners are heartily IN
favor OF this bill and cannot urge 100
strongly its passage. Reports from tne
police department regarding the ols-
graceful and outrageous conduct Oh
persons made drunk by the use oil Deer
sold them by some of the breweries III
the CITY renders this a matter oil very
great importance, and the Commission
ers venture to express the hope that the
bill, with the few changes whlch are
suggested, may be passed at TINS session
Of Congress.
The following is copied from
PAGE "a OF the report made by the
late Major VIM. G. Moore super
intenGent Of the Metropolitan
Police Department of the District
of Columbia, for the year 1897 and
explains fully the necessity OF the
proposed legislation, as viewed by
him:
A growing evil has manifested itself
in the past year incidental to the effect
i've work accomplished bv the police IN
eradicating the speakeasy. The latter
name is applied to out ot-the-way
places where liquor is sold without
license, and where the patron IS expected
with bated breath to order his potations'
The police were long puzzled to know
where so many intoxicated persons
procured drinks on Sunday. The mYs-
tery has been revealed, and despite the
fact that our brewers have extensive
sales throughout the week, they sell 10
customers on Sundays in quantities Oh
an eighth of a keg or more OF beer
without fear OF molestatlon or prosecu-
tion.
There is no law which will reach this
class of sales. In some sections 1t is no
uncommon sight to see an indivioual
carrying sack containing a keg OF beer
to some suburban lot or alley stable TO
be eagerly feasted upon by his comPan'
icns in waiting. The evil is extending
and in the absence Of law to cover this
class of barter, it is recommended that
your honorable body solicit such amend
ment to the excise law as will enable the
police to prosecute this class OF Offend
ers.
Washington sentinel., 1899-02-18
AFaltimOre Combine.

A combination OF sixteen out OF twenty
brew cries in Baltimore city and county
is understood to be an accomplished
fact, and will be effective March I.
The consolidated corporation will be
known as the Maryland Brewing Com
pany, and will be composed of the fol-
lowing breweries: George Bauern-
schmidt Brewing Company, George
Brehm, George Guenther, the Wehr,
Hobelmann & Gottlieb Co, National
Brewing Co., Elgenbrodt Brewing
Company, Darley Park Brewery Bay
View Brewery, Mount Brewery Won
derhorst Brewing Company, Baltimore
Brewing Company, Germania Brewing
Company, Oriental Brewing Company
S. Helldorier's Sons, Iohn F. Wiessner
& Bro, John b, Berger.
Washington sentinel., 1899-02-18
Specials in White Goods.

case fine NainsooS checks, 2oc.
quality. Special I7Hc.
40 pieces Of 81 quality, 50 in. Berkely
Long cloth; IL yard pieces. Special
81 69piece-
60 pieces of s. quality, SO in. Berkely
Long cloth; IL yard pieces. Special
$2.2S piece.
Washington sentinel., 1899-02-18
Beer by Government Measure.

For the purpose of regulating the
growler or pint trade, the New York
State Liquor Dealers Association, at
the instance of the Central Association
Of retail liquor dealers of New York
city, has prepared a bill, which is to be
introduced in the Legislature at Albany
compelling the sale Of beer which is not
to be drunk on the premises by Govern
ment wine ga Hon measure. The Central
Association, at its last monthly meeting,
adopted a resolution recommending
such a measure, which has since been
approved by the Executive Committee
ofthe State Liquor Dealers Association
The bill makes it a misdemeanor to sell
beer in bulk otherwise than by Gov ern'
ment wine gallon measure. 1t will be
introduced in the Legislature as a tenn
perance measure in the interest Of good
order, NOR ality and sobriety.
Washington sentinel., 1899-02-18
Important Announcement to Our
Patrons.

Patrons.
The Editor OF this paper announces
to his friends and,patrons and, Particu-
larly, to those engaged IN technical
branches, that he has associated with
him HON. r. G.. DYREHFORrH, Ph. d.,
late CommIs sloner OF Patents, who, as
a graduate Of a German polytechnic
school, was. for many years previously,
an Examiner and Examiner-in-chIef Of
the Patent Office, having charge Of
various divisions Of mechanical and
chemical technology, and is well known
IN this country aud in Europe as an able
and skilful patent lawyer, expert, and
solicitor of great experience
All matters for examination as to
novelty and patentability, and for the
obtainment of patents, for opinions on
the scope and validity OF patents, and,
generally, any matter with reference to
patents. trade. marks, designs, labels,
prints and copyrights, should be sent to
LOUIS ScHADE, Sentinel Patent Office.
No. so4 E Street, N, w. Washington
DC.
Washington sentinel., 1899-02-18
NRw CALENDARS.

The evil effect of the use Of beer on
the American soldier is not apparent in
the pleased cOuntenauces Of the Ameri-
can and Cuban officers whose faces
ornament the 80 calendar. just received,
of the Rubsam & Hermann Brewing
Co., of StapIeton Staten Island, N. Y.
General Wheeler handles his glass as he
does his sword-like a veteran. Aud
yet they say he is opposed to the use of
beer by the soldiers-haidly, however,
the Rubsam & Horrmann beer.
Washington sentinel., 1899-02-18
CHANGE OF FIRM.

The interest of the estate of Philip
Houck hsvIng been Withdrawn from the
firm of Fisher Bros. S Co, maltsters,
Buffalo, NJ Y, the remaining members
OF the firm, with others, have formed a
corporation under the laws OF New York
TOR the continuation OF the mailing busi-
ness at the old stands in Buffalo, under
the corporate name of Fisher Mailing
Co., and:ask the patronage OF the friends
and customers of the old firm.