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on the Salvador frontier it may be inferred
that the leading Central American State
does not propose to let the union be de-
feated by local jealousies. President Bar
illas appears to be prepared to invade the
territory of his neighbor. He has an old
score to wipe out. His predecessor. Gen
eral Barrios, came to his death in an at
tempt to force Salvador to keep the bargain
which General Zaldiyar had concluded.
Barilas must be quite ready to avenge his
death if a suitable opportunity offers, and,
from our standpoint, it is difficult to blame
him.
1t is vital for the interests of Central
America that the five small larring Govern
ments should make way for one strong adj
ministration which can maintain order and
deal on footing of equality with foreign
powers. Half a century OF strife and an
archy has demoralized that part of the con-
tinent The plainest principles of morality
have undergone such distortion that when
the news of MenendeZ's murder reached the
sister States the Presidents of Guatemala
and Honduras sent their compliments to
San Salvador and begged to state that they
''diSapproved'' of the assassination. Zaldi-
var was made President of Salvador by
BarriOs expressly to carry out the scheme
OF union, but the latter had no sooner called
his convention than Zaldivar took the field
against his patron, and battle ensued Ill
which Barrios was shot. Nicaragua, through
her leading men, warmly favored union, but
lately the idea that the benefit of the canal
would in the event of union enure to the
benefit of all five States, while If no union
were effected they might be engrossed by
Nicaragua has induced the President OF
that State to postpone his assent.
1t is not the policy of this country to
NEEDLE in the affairs of other States, but the
advantages of union are so obvious and the
counsels of the United States would carry
so much weight, that Mr.. Blaine might well
feel justified in addressing to Air. Miner a
dispatch in which friendly advice might be
favored with grave warning.
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Alameda.

There is a report that Il. ellis, a building
contractor of this city, has skipped" leav-
ing numerous unpaid bills. He has been
conducting operations on a large scale, and
his disappearance has caused much COM
ment. Saturday evening a big crowd of
carpenters and others in his employ assem-
bled in front of his Office, waiting to receive
their wages, but no one appeared to pay
them. They remained patiently until 9
o'clock, when delegation was sent to his
room in the Park Row Building, and, in re-
spouse to their knocking, Mrs. ellis APP
peared. She stated that she did not know
where her husband was, and could not tell
when he would return. Yesterday passed
and he did not put in an appearance, and
his employees are still without their wages.
An architect who drew many of the plans
Of the houses which ellis contracted to
erect stated yesterday that he would not be
surprised any if the report that ellis ha d
skipped the town would prove to be cor
rect. ellis, he said, took the contracts at
too low figures TO make any money, and his
failure to carry on his operations was
looked for by the architect some weeks ago.
Some OF the material men and mechanics
were making arrangements yesterday to file
liens on the buildings which ellis was
erecting, and numerous lawsuits will I'M
doubleday follow, when the condition of af-
fairs relative to payments and other mat
tiers is developed.
l.. H. jacob has let a contract for the
erection of a residence on Grand street, to
cost S5193.
1t is estimated that the proceeds of the
ball given by the Alameda Boat Club Sat
urday evening will amount to over $500.
The money will be devoted toward paying
off the Indebtedness on the boat-h0use at
the foot Of Chestnut street.
No contest is anticipated in the election
of delegates to the Republican State Con-
venton. The city is divided into two dis
tricts, Para street being the dividing line.
Three delegates will be elected from the
district east of this street, and two from
the district west
A. j. Moisant will leave next Tuesday on
a business trip to Central America.
The Unitarian Ladies' Society will give
a musicale next Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. o. A. Lunt on Central ave-
nue.. The proceeds will 60 to the church
building fund,
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TIE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

The latest report of the management of
the Industrial School shows that the in
mates Of that institution cost the city
about 20 cents a day. The city provides
building, large farm, utensils, allows the
manager TO utilize the labor of the inmates,
many OF whom are young men, and is still
made 20 pay as much for the support of in
mates as it would cost to board them in
well-conducted private institutions. There
are on an average about 100 inmates,
and the salaries Of officials to keep these
Young people in order amount to Sl4,637 II
year. When this report was made, Buck
ley's hard-and-fast evening organ INDUCED
in its familiar lament that the dollar limit
did not permit sufficient appropriation
for the school. If the Buckley crowd sue
coed in their efforts to do away with the
dollar limit the appropriation will probably
be made sufficient to employ a tutor or
gcyerness for each pupil in the school.
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SPEAKER REEDS ERROR"

The "X. NJ. c." article III the North
american Rerie1U considers My. Reeds
rule, that the bodily presence of member
justifies his being counted in making up
quorum, an error. The writer argues that
it is in direct antagonism to another rule,
old as the Government, which Mr.. Reed had
inserted in the code of the present Con-
gress. This is Rule XIII, clause l, which
reads:
Every member shall be present within the hall
Of the House during its sittings, unless excused
or necessarily prevented, and shall vote on each
question put. unless he has direct or pecuniary
interest IN the event OF such question.
The rule with which this conflicts in Rule
XIV, clause 3:
On demand OF any member, or at the sugges-
ton of the Speaker, the names OF members SUI
ficieut 10 make a quorum in the hall oil The House
who do not vote shall be noted by the clerk and
recorded in the journal and be reported to the
Speaker with the names OF members voting, and
be counted and announced in determining The
presence of quorum TO do business.
The argument is that the eighth rule
makes it the imperative duty of each
member to vote when present, while rule
fifteenth permits any member who Is pres
ent to refrain from voting if he prefers to
remain silent. The writer finds in the eighth
rule authority to compel the member to
vote as well as to compel attendance. He
suggests therefore rule in the following
words:
II member shall refuse TO vote on call OF
ayes and noes. after being requested by the
Speaker 10 do so, he may be fined by the Speaker
not exceeding $50, ana until said tine is PAID said
member shall not be allowed to take part in de-
bate in tile House or in Committee OF the Whole
nor shall he be allowed to present any question
of order to the Speaker.
*. NJ. CO. finds abundant authority for
this supposed rule in the power conferred
upon the House by the Constitution to pun
ish members for disorderly behavior. Re-
fusing to vote is held to be disorderly mas
much as voting is one OF the chief duties of
members. While the force Of the argument
with which ''X. NJ. c." sustains his position
will be admitted, its tone warrants the ap-
prehensiOn that if Mr.. Reed had adopted ''X.
NJ. C.'s" plan he would have been scored as
severely as he is for the plan he did adopt.
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srANLEY's BOOK.

SANKEY'S book is out at last, and though
no student Of geography can fail to read
1t, 1t will not probably become as popular
as some other works Of travel, SUCH for in
stance, as Through the Dark Continent"
by the same author. The fact is, the cream
Of the story was long ago skinned by the
newspapers. The new discoveries made by
Stanley were the Mountains Of the Noon
which he did not have time to ascendant
the pygmy race, of which he gives us very
interesting particulars. 1t is indisputable
that the discovery of a race so widely diff
ferent from ordinary human beings, To-
Gated in region which they certainly oc-
cupled long before Christ, and perhaps
before Moses, is one of the most astonish-
ing feats in travel. When these pygmies
are investigated, it may turn out that the
science OF ethnology will have to be modi-
fed, and that the rules which divide the
various families of the human species will
require revision.
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JACK M'AULIFFE AGAIN,

Another Victim OF His Propensity for
Taking Others Property.
According to information which the
police have received, Jack McAuliffe, the
brother Of the pugilist, has been very busy
during the past month in committing
criminal acts. A week ago he was arrested
on q charge of robbing a Frenchman Of
$3.50. and two days later he was charged
with grand larceny in having relieved a
man named Wilson of q watch and chain
in Barbary Coast saloon.
Yesterday it transpired that there was
another victim of his propensity for appro-
priating other peoples property. The
victim is John Morse of Sausalito, who
came to this city about month ago, ard in
"doing the sights" wandered into a saloon
on Merchant street, near Montgomery. He
for some reason took his coat off and laid it
on a chair. While he was not looking. Nc
Auliffe happened along and sneaked off
with the coat.
Three days afterward McAuliffe sent
Morse word that if he wanted the coat he
could get it by going to pawn brokers' on
Washington street and paying 81 80. Morse
swore out a warrant for McAuliffe's arrest
on charge OF stealing the garment.
Morse was around the old City Hall yes
terday looking for his coat, and said if he
could get that be would not press the charge
against McAuliffe His coat however, is
yet in the hands of the pawnbroker and
Mr. Morse, of course, did not get it, As the
two other charges against McAuliffe are
strong, it is not likely the charge of stealing
Morse's coat will be pressed.
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SIcSAI, SERVICE. L. s. ARMY,
DIVISION THE Pacific,
SAN Francisco. July 20. 1890. (
r. M.-FacihC time.
Synopsis frr the Past Twenty-four Hours.
Tie barometer highest in on the northwest coasl
California and Washington, ana lowest in south
eastern California and Eastern Oregon; the temper
azure has risen in Southern California Oregon and
Washington, elsewhere it has remained nearly sta
tionary the weather has been fair in all districts
except light rains at Keller Cal.
Forecast Till T. NJ, Monday.
For Northern California 80 Fair weather except
light ram Al Keller; south to west winds; nearly
stationary temperature.
For Southern CauforEia-Fair weather, westerly
winds: stationary temperature.
For Oregon Fair weather; northerly Winds
nearly stationary temperature.
For NashiHgton-Fair weather; westerly winds:
nearly stationary temperature.
JONI 7. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps in charge)
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Passengers en- route East can secure accom-.
modations with the |. y. o. f. tourist excursion,
leaving the Goth inst. or take advantage of the
G. A. X. round.trip rate 10 Boston, Sl1O so (first
class, good for sixty days, on July 3lsI to
east and west OF Chicago. Remember the Union
Pacific daily tourist cars GO forward on the Fast
Limited Mail, making the time to Chicago in
three days and sixteen hours; New YORK in five
days. For rates, sleeping ear reservations and
general information call or address W. H. Hurl-
burt, Assistant General Passenger Agent, 1
Montgomery street.
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A citizen OF Belfast, Me-, was awakened about
O'Clock the other morning by a strange noise
and going to the window saw about Thirty robins
fighting crow, which was trying to get al a
robins nest, In a by tree, containing some
young birds. The robins finally drove of the
crow. The man went down TO the tree and found
one young robin on the ground dead while two
others were safe in the nest
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The University of Trinity College, Toronto
has made considerable sensation in England by
claiming the right by its charter to grant degrees
in all parts OF The British Empire. There is al
indignant protest In the old country, aud a de-
mand that II the Toronto University has a
shadow OF right TO such power 1t should be de-
prived Of 1t Immediately.
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w. E. Elliott, who was arrested several
days ago on telegram received from the
Chief of Police of Portland, Oregon, will be
taken to the metropolis of the Webfoot
State this morning by Officer Ii. G. Woods,
who arrived here yesterday. Elliott is
charged with enticing minor into house
of ill-repute. which he conducted himself.
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MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP" has been
used over Fifty Years by mothers for their children
while Teething with perfect success 1t soothes
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Wind Collie, regulates the bowels and is the best
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WHY should people be taking the chances of
life and death In using Ice from bacterial pond
water when they can get Ice from the Distilled
Water Ice Co., APO Eighth street, that is abso-
lutely plr6.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FoG THE SUMMER

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FOR a hot weather" medicine Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is unequaled 1t neutraIizes the depressing
effect OF the heat. by giving and strength to
the whole system, and creating an appetite.
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ArCTIoN sAIEs TODAY.

FuKN1ruHE.-By NJ J. simmons, at 1857 Market
81. at II clock.
REAL fsTATE.-By Middleton & Sharon, at Y
Montgomery St, at y O'Clock
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ACROSS THE BAY.
Chinese Lottery Agencies Being
Pressed by the Police.
Tie Contract for Erecting the q. S. Quaran-
tine Station on Angel Island Let An
Alameda Contractor Missing.

The contract for the erection of the
United States Quarantine Station ON Angel
Island has been let to an East Oakland firm.
The cost is said to be in the neighborhood
of $4,000.
The body of William Hahn that was so
hastily buried in the cemetery at Mount
Eden as an unknown. after an inquest by
Justice j. d. Austin, has been exhumed and
buried by the relatives of the deceased
at San Francisco.
The Chief of Police of Oakland is de-
termined to stop the selling of Chinese lot
terry tickets in the city, and to that end is
trying to shut up the agencies Mrs. NJ. p.
de Chauteran has been arrested for letting
her premises to Chinese for lottery joints.
AAtte boy named Charles Berley was
struck by passing train Saturday evening
at First and Franklin streets and thrown
from the track with only slight bruises.
He was throwing stones and did not notice
the approaching train.
MRS. eREENwALD's FUNERAL.
The funeral services of Mrs. Elise A.
Greenwald, wife of Police Officer Green
valid, were conducted Saturday by Rev. Mr..
Rice, the new pastor of the Chase-street
Congregation al Church.
ueeuS ndSc Dttu lCSOLuSO IlOii INC
late DEW. b. Simonton giving real property
to his wife. The deeds were executed in
October, 1888, and January, 1882
The Ladies' Central Committee of the
Oakland Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton will meet at the association building
at 80 this afternoon.
Socrates HUFF has sued Manuel Rose to
recover $1,000 on a promissory note and
mortgage.
SUNDAY SERMONS.
Rev. DR.. Horton preached yesterday at
the First Presbyterian Church on " The
Mystical Union of the Believer With
Christ" He will deliver his farewell
sermon next Sunday. and will leave during
the following week for his new charge in
Providence, r. l. Rev. DR.. Ollie of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, having
returned from trip to the South and East,
delivered lecture on % The New South and
the Freedmen" Rev. DR.. Hill of Pasadena
occupied the pulpit of the First Congresa-
tional Church yesterday. The subject of
Rev II. II. Rice at the Second Presbyterian
Church was Thoughts From the Chau-
tauQua Assembly by the Sea-" Rev. c. W.
Wendte of the First Unitarian Church
preached in Hamilton Hall at II o'clock in
the morning. The subject of Rev. Frank
Dixon at the Tenth-avenue Baptist Church
wa; Counting the Cost"
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If SUCCESS be the true test OF merit IT Is settled
fact that "Broicrs Bronchial 7roches" have no equal
for the prompt relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat
troubles.
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Five members of the Havemeyer family have
insured their lives for 100000 each. The
policies were written by two agents and the joint
commissions will amount to 100000.
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THE indianapolis Manufacturing Company
642 Mission street, will close out its immense
stock OF furniture on next Thursday and Friday,
July Oath and 25tD
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MEMS Calf Shoes, everywhere else marked 81,
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LADIES Fine Kid Button Shoes worth s., at
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DIR. ROGERS heart tonic cures heart disease. =
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PEARS is the purest and best Soap ever made.
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