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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22

Ser Same Der Sniel Saranow, dui
pel9er Sitta liegt, brin9t oas glnben-
fen eines Wannes in's @ebd6mib, Der
als Der wabre @ntbeder uno @ipililator
9llastas beionberen slnipru6 auf
ebrenoe @rwdbnung bat: Der guiie
9lleranber Sarannps, 9llastas erlter
@ouoerneur. Sbm lit es su perban=
fen, oab &uBlano an ieinem Yeiib feit=
bielt, obpobl @nglanb iuieoer9olt gn=
itrengun9en madte, 9llosfa, welfes
our6 cine empiinoli9e Glide BON 500
Meilen gusoebnllne Die @ontinllitdt
Der britiiben Seiibunsen auseinanoer-
reiBt, an Ii6 Su brin9en.
Sereits l640 bate Der Goint Teitb-
nep oas Meer BON SamtI1atta bar6s
iegelt unb mar mad gllasta eefemmen.
9lber erit 1928 unternabm @itus
Serin9. Elm bGnii6er Seemann, Der IN
geters Oes @jroben neue Slotte ein9e-
treten mar. Die erite Sori6unesreiie
iiber Gamti6atfa binaus, entoedte Die
ct. 2orensiniel uno ipdter 9aasta,
wel6es er iibri9ens nod fir einen leb,
ten 9luslduier 9lliens bielt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22
Dir Griinonns seS &ompaTcs.

lleber Die Griinbuns bes Gompaiies
ber0iientli6t Der in Sbanebai erl1ei=
nenbe vNortb China Seralb" cine auf
dineiii6e Quellen li6 itiibenoe Stuoie,
welbe iiber bis iebt ni6t befannte @in-
selbeiten naberen NuflbluB sibt. g8er
suerlt Die beionoeren Gigenibaften oes
Magneteiienlteins wabraenpmmen bat,
iit Der gta6pelt ni1t iiberliefert, od9ez
gen beri6tet Die dineii6e 2iteratlir,
oaB Die eiiernen 9fabeln bel Den y9td=
berinnen bes SimmliI9en &eibes"
ibon Dor Der 3esieruns S6in=Sbis
Suan9s, al 10 iiber einunosmanSi9 Sabr.
bunoerte Dor unierer 3eit i'll Gebrau9
tparen.
5m pierten Sabr6unbert Dor Gbriith
erpdbnt inoeB suerit Elm 9ineiii6er
S6riititeller yoie ytabel, Die na6 Sii=
ben seigt," er ipri1t bon ibr als bon
etpas iebr Setanntem, obne aber irgeno
einen beliipimten @ebrall6 anSuoeuten.
Sie Sprtl6ritte Der Magnetnaoel wa=
rem aber nur lan9iam, benu Elm wirtli=
der @ompaB eri6eint erit i'm a6ten
Sabrbunoert unierer 3ettrednung.
Sieier Sompab befano aus einem nit
g8ailer geiiillten Sols9efaB uno auf
bieiem ibmamm Die gtabet, pelde ii6
natursemdB mad gtoroen itellen muBte.
Sieier einfade Sompab muroe ieoes=
NAL beira9t, tpenn es iib nm Die &i6=
tlng banoelte, in Der Elm @rab poer elm
neues Saus II. I. 10. aneeleat peroen
iollte. Salb entoefte elm 6ineliI9er
taiierlider Qlltronom bic 4bipsi1ung
Der 9taOel ppm nabren 9toroen. Sm
IL. Sabrbunoert aber erf erldeint bic
Ma9netnaoel als Me9lpeiier fir S6iIfe.
SIM Sabre 1922 beri6tet namlid ein
na6 Sorea sereiiter dineiider Geianhs
ter, er babe auf Dem S1iffe, auf Dem
er iiberfubr. cine Naoel geIeben, bie
als We9iueiIer biente. Dies 1T iiber=
baupt Die erite @rtpdbnung oes 3om=
paiIesin Der g8eltliteratur, mie in Der
dineli den, uno D Ser!:Sapon III nod
porbanben. Der oel Gbineien oas &e6t
Der Griinoung oes SonpalIes Iidert.
Sieier erite 8nmpab iduamm inbeb
nod INNER in einem @efdB nit g4al=
fer, erf Die Sapaner erfauoen Die trots
tene Masnetnaoel, pel6e iib auf elmer
Spibe orebte. Bon ben Gbineien tam
our1 Die 9lraber Die Senntnib 6es
Sompa6es na6 europa, mo man oas
SDitcm peIentli6 perbeiierte. Yenrer=
tenswertb lit, oaB Die glraber Die @in-
tbeilun9 Der Gbinelen nibt iibernab=
men, itait Der "a bineiiiden Yuntte
nabmen iie 80 na6 ben Gi6tungen
Der @inbe unb bem 2auie Der Sonne
an, wdbrenb bic eriten gintbeilungen
auf Der Sbeilnng bes SoriSontes in Die
IL Cages uno 9fa9titunoen berubte.
Die arabii9en Auellen erlplbnen iibris
gems auh no6. baB Der aus China 3u
ibnen geiommene 3ompab mittels eines
tleimn Sdifbens aus lei6tem Sols
auf bem Malier iduamm. 9ie dinea
Iiiben Sii9er erwdbnen bieIe einSelbeit
nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22
SifSer ats Mlasfa.

Sic SalbinIel gllasta, uelhe lelt
nunmebr 25 Sabren b,m StaatenbunDe
Der Union einperlelbt lit, 9e6ort in
mebrfa6er 8e,iebung su ben intereiian.
telten Sdnoern Der @roe. Ginmal bic.
let lie i6on in ibrer Sooenformation
cine fiir glmerifa einSis barasbenoe Gr=
i6einuns. ndm!ib cine BON gBelten
nab Often unllnterbro6en iid fort=
iebenoe 8ebirgstette, beren grbebunaen
in Dem Mount Glias uno Dem @ultan
Sllimdn nit 10, 500 uno 10000 SUP
ibren @pfelpuntt errei6en, ia, iiber-
houpt bic bo6iten Serge bes noroame=
TT flnii6en Continents lino.
9llasta. bas man selpb6nlib in
S6nee uno Sis erltarrt li6 poriteat,
lit bas 2ano Der Sulfane; nidt peni-
ger als 81 berielben. gum groBen She'll
nod tbdtig, iino bereits entoedt. Gin
glnalogon finbet iib basu nur auf Ss=
Lamb. @eraOe we9en ibrer oltmeltli6en
9lusDebnun9 rno Der parallelen, riif=
gratdbnli9 gum 96rper Der Salbinlef
perlaufenoen @eitalt ibrer md6tieen
@ebir9stette biloet 9llasfa cine Slima-
i6eibe, pie lie in bieier Sdrof6eit auf
Der gansen @roe ni6t wieOer portommt
uno 1bnli6. aber III iebr abgeibmd@.
tenn WaBitabe, MIR an Der aud ionlt
Sur6 8eitalt uno Gage dbnli6en Salb-
INTEL Samtidatta bes nOroli9en 9liiens
cine Yarallele iinoet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22

sSn ibren eigentbiImli6en g6ten,
9aiafs 9enannt, tpelbe betanntli6 oas
Mooell fir uniere Regattab6te abge9e.
ben baben, iuagen iie iitb nit un9laub=
li6er Siibnbeit piele Wieitn ipeit in baa
liurm9epeitl6te uno bon tnarrcnoen
uno li1 ilbereinanoet tbiirmenoen
S6olen srfiillte @ismeer 6inaus. Der
i6male, ober lanee uno OH beioen en-
ben idnabelrOrmis su9eipiBte Gaiat III
nit pa0eroi6tem Seebunosfea ilber-
soeen, aud oben, no nur cine SeIf-
nun9 fir Den Slider porbanoen lit, in
Der er iibt, bod aud bier i9IieBt iidJ
Der Sootiibersng paieroi1t 9eiu9t an
Ieine Gleioun9 an.
Ilit Dem langen an beiben Gnoen
NIT opalem Slatt perlebenen gtuoer,
oas er 9eI6idt in Der Mitte banobabt,
bewe9t ii1 Der SMUT ourA Die 6lutb,
eifri9 nod Dem runoen &opI oes See.
bunoes lpdbeno, nab oem or ole nj;
feblenoe Qanse mirIt.
9leueroinss 1T Der ber9mdnniI1t
Setrieb Der in Der 8e9eno pon Sitta
erDIineten @olomilen itart i'm S9pan.
9e; Die Stampfnlilble, welbe oas Gr;
serbr0delt unb su Yulper lt0bt, bat 24C
Stampien uno arbeitet nit 800 Yieroe'
traft, gcliefert bur6 einen waIerrei9er
Gebir9sbab. Sas Gjo.oers muB ourd
Sprenaeu Der 6elien seuOnnen wer'
ben.
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: 81 MI oIaubbaft. 8

= % DBL glaubb + It. Game:
Sic ertldren, Serr Doctor, Den @ogltac
alio fir Elm eutes Wlittel eeeen
9ltbmun9sbei0peroen2 = 9lrSt; Saa
wobl, meine @nabiee. = Dame: SD
babe geraoe Die eesentbsilise glnii6t.
oenn iriiber mar mein Mann i'm Sabre
b09ltens IS mai bamit 9epla9t. aber
ieitoem i6 ben Go9nac i'm Saule
babe. tla9t ct td9li6 iiber gltbmunas'
bel6weroen.
- Seine 9riiif. Su ersdblf
mir ia aar ni6ts bon Der Spr, bic Su
oeltern seleben9 : Was iit Do gu er.
Sdblen, gans sep6bnlibe @ei6i6te!
Rahoem er li9 on ibr beifer 9eiArieep
batte, muBte er iie aud nod beiratben.'
ieBt batteIt Su mai ben Pobel tlati6ea
b6ren ollen!
= StoBieufSer. SdOn 6riib,
Iina, uno nod INNER tein Sonnen-
I6ein; oas g8etter len5t nidt, cs fats
len5t,
-9niippeI ober Stod. -
s 1T bciocs So!5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22
Ghiii unb s,l...,nlods.

alasfa iprin9t nit ben bprgela9erten
Snieln, gu benen bauptid9lib Die 9lleu=
ten sebDren, 9leid elmer uneebeuren
Mauer BON etipa 400 Meilen ms Meer
binein uno 'i6eioet Die talten @elpaIier
bes Serinssmecrs nit ieinen gisi6ol-
len uno Summofs G6iuimmenbe &C.
.tbiirmte Maien bon Yadeis), ieinen
eili9en Norowinoen, beftigen Stiumen
uno oifen g}ebeln i6ark BON Dem pdr-
meren @aher unO Der miloeren, beitern
9ltmoipbdre Der SiioIee, wie lie aud)
bic waloisen llfer Der leBteren BON Den
walbloien, nit nadten &lippen beidten
llfern bes Serin9smeers trennt. Sas
Glima 9llastas lit i'm sansen miloer,
als bas Der gegeniiberliesenoen aliati=
i6en unb Der norbameritanii1en &iiite.
60 betrdst Die mittlere Sabrestempera=
tur auf Sitta I 10 Grao Geliius, Die
su 9fain aui 2abrabpr beinabe = 4.
Senno6 pia Der @etreiOebau nidt rehi
gelinsen.
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bOffentli9 nod pist, piel i90ner tpsr,

boftentllb nod piel, biel idoner tper'
oen."
Strip uno Marieben fommen siriid
unb glei6 oarauf ipirb Der Seimpe9
an9etreten. 9fob bitten lie ibr ieli9es
GebeimniB Dor ben SeiDen. INN es, Su
Sauie ansetommen erit ber Mutter
su pertrauen. Sieie aber lit ourbaua
ni4t 10 iiberraidt, ipie Sruoe poraus-
seiebt bat. SIN @esentbeil, lie ld6elte
babel in elmer MeiIe. als wenn iie eins
ldngit 9ebcste Grloartuns beitdtie'
f1n0e.
Nab bem 9lbenoelen. na1oem aud
6rib unb Marieden BON benz @eidebe=
ncn in &enntniB seiebt woroen iino.
ipirb I'M engiten Samilientreiie 8erlo=
buns sefeiert. Strip meint, er idbe
SPAR Die Notbwenoigteit, baB Sans
uno Sruoe Iib bsiratben. ni6t ein,
i6lieBli6 tdme eS abet aud auf Gins
beraus, oa lie obnebln ia bob INNER
Sanften.
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gelltl9en.

Die gepOlteruns bon sllasfa betrdst
ettpa $4,000, barunter etpa 400
gBeiBe. Inter ben llebrigen iino Die
Gsfimos ober Smut Tim 9ioroen uno
Welten an Der 8iiite, etwa $4,000
Seelen) rnb Snbianer, beitebeno aus
ben Stdmmen Der Sidugai6en uno
GOlui6en (mebr i'm Snnern unb etipa
9000) ftarD am sablrei6iten pertreten,
tppsu bann nod etpa 1900 Mii6linge,
b. b. 9lbfommlinse BON &uiIen ano
gineeborenen, uno 1000 9lleuten treten.
Setanntli6 lit Siiderei uno Yelsbanoel
Der 6uupterperbsslpeis bes 2anoes.
Sie Suuit betreiben ben. 6ii9fans gang
dbnlid, iuie ibre Stammespettern in
8rOnlan0.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22

= Der 8e9 sum . br bes
&Oni9s lit iueiter uno i9werer, als Der
gBea gum Simmel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12
WEEKLY FINANCIAL. REVIEW.

HESIY CLEws, in his report for the
week ending April 9th, 1892, ssys that
the course OF ahairs nj the stock Elk.
change will be dependent dnring the
ensuing few months on the prospects
OF crops, the money market, the course
OF foreign exchanges, the silver queH.
,ion, the movement OF American se.
curlIies held abroad, and the condition
Of domestic trade.
In relation TO crops, all that can be
sal at present II that winter grain has
succeeded well, and spring opens with
good prospects for wheat. The Europ.
can demand for grain has fallen oil, 50
that surplus Of last years crop Is Us.
sured for the coming year.
The money market bears no indlca.
tons Of coming stringency. The
issue Of si,5OO,OOO new money each
month aud the unusually high range
Of bank reserves foTeshadows easy rates
all over the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12

In regard to foreign exchanges the
situation Is not 50 clear. During the
last month the tendency has been u
an increase Of imports over exports; II
remains 10 be seen how much further
this tendency will run during spring
and summer.
The silver question at present seems
In fair way towards a satisfactory set.
Element There l. a fair chance for the
calling Of au International bimetallic
conference. England is disposed to be
represented. The president Of the
bank Of Germany declares that his
country will follow England. Alto.
ge,her the prospects for establishing
bimetallsm upon a broad international
basis are bright, aud this will have a
wholesome effect on American securi
ties abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12
THE nscrNr srRISe ELrcIIONs.

Born the great parile, are claiming
advantages In the recent spring elec.
tons all through the East. Judging
from the returns, however, the Repub-
licans seem TO have the best Of II. In
Ohio, Wisconsin and Michigan they
have made decided gains. The cities
Of Cincinnati, Cleveland Columbus,
Toledo, Akron, aud sevetal Others Of
the larger Ohio towns show decided
gains for the Republicans.
Wisconsin has n Democratic governor
and Democratic legislature. The
mayor Of Milwaukee Is Democrat.
Two years ago he was elected by n
majority Of 1000; on lat Tuesday the
same man received only 1000
majority. The German LutherRns
VINO deserted the Republican party
two years ago, owing TO
the Bennett, compulsory education
law, are returning. The Republican
gains In Milwaukee are seen In the
German Lutheran wards. Several u
the smaller towns which gave Peck a
majority for governor, went Repub-
lican.
In Michigan the Giles Of Jackson,
Grand Rapids, Saginaw, Bay CITY and
few Others went Republican. De.
troit, however, remains strongly Demo-
cratic. Michigan Is regarded rs one Of
the doubtful States, but owing to the
Presidential elector bill passed by the
last legislature, making electors return.
able by congressional districts, the
situation there is made stu more inter
ostlug.
Though the Republicans are deriving
much comfort from their recent sue.
cesses, yet Tia. Democrats contend that
the reverses on their side are owing to
purely local contentious, and that on
national issues all these cities and
towns are secure for their party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12
SiLK STOCKINGS RESPONSIBLE FOR
MUNICIPAL MisGONERNMENr.

TifE Chicago municipal election,
held one week ago, disolose- some Inter-
estiug particulars in relation to the
ethic- Of voting. The registry list
revised and corrected up 10 election
day contained total OF 2Us,U2l names.
The total lumber VI votes cast was
1887, leaving about as per cent. Of
the registered voters unaccounted for.
rhe election was by no means uuim-
porlant. There were "a aldermen and
u number Of town assessors, collectors,
supervisors aud clerks elected. Public
feeling ran rather high, owing to the
fact that 0 aldermen were under In.
dictment for dishonesty la office. Tho
election was conducted under the Aus.
tralian ballot law, 20 that there was no
excuse for intimidation, coUrglOn, or
the fear Of rowdylsm at the polls.
Tue local papers have entered Into
the analysts Of the situation, aud are
trying TO solvcthls problem Of absentee
ism ut the polls. The 3rd, 4,h and
l2th wards In Chicago are usually de-
nominated the American districts.
There are scarcely any lodging houses
In either OF them. The percentage Of
foreign born citizens In these wards Is
30 low as to be unworthy Of notice.
The abscnteelsm Mt the polls ON elec.
ton day In tho Third and Fourth
wards was 3s per cent. Of tho regis-
tered voters, pud In the Twelfth rs pet
cont. The Sixth ward Is almost entire
~ composed Of wage workera and
small shopkeepers; the absvnteelsm
there was only 81 per cent.
A Chicago paper says that those
who stay away are the Individual, who
groan over The election OF bad men 10
the Council, scDld bee ause municipal
affairs arc not decently ma nagei, and
yet will not take the trouble to vote fOr
good men. Much OF the responsibility
for municipal misgoyornmen rests on
the men who think It beneath their
dignity to turn out except at Ptcsl.
dental election.
Ofthe % aldermen recently elected
IA Chicago, IS were Repub licans, 10
Democrats and independent Demo.
ctats. The old Council was strongly
Democratic, but la the new It Il said
tho parties are tie. The mayor lie
Republican, and trouble IL npprehend-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12

past ages, they will avoid the shoals
upon which the ancionts stranded,
and take care that In such matters,
history does not repra. itscl'.
The Saints ought TO mako up their
minds to live In accord with the adj
monitions aud instructions adtninis'
tered by the servants Of God during
the late conference. They viii thus
be prepared for the events OF moment
that viii doubtless crowd themselves
upon them In tho near future, for the
work Of the Father IS advancing with
rapid strides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12
WHY PROFESSOR ELIOT Is
DENOUNCED.


Editor Dessrsi N6wG
The noise over President Eliot's
speech In the Tabernacle here contin.
ues. There is, however, not clear
understanding as to the cause. Osten'
sibly the attack ON Mr.. Eliot Is made
on the ground that he favored the
Mormons. But the real cause 10 that
he Is an "infidel," judged from an
evangelical point Of view. The fight
against the Mormons has never been
anything more nor less than the doler.
minatlon OF the evangelical churches
to proven. an attractive rival from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12
VISITOR. 10 THE TEMPLE.


oxr notieable feature Of the last
uon.ral Conference was the continuous
,,,s,dapc, NJ yisItors nj the meetings
sv.,v d,v until the close. There was
ye,v mi, bu,inea, done during the
w,eh .dav hous OF service, people be.
On, .s,s, IN b.,r tho teachings Of the
Tldera and par,,clpate Ia all the exer.
c,s.s ~ ,ba T.betnael.. And when
IN. Conference wa. adjourned, thou.
,ands .IllI fingered in the city "a though
unwilling to leave the spot, and the
influences around II, where the TEN.
ple r,.rs II, towers 10 the skies.
MANY people had the privilege OF ns.
eending 10 IN, ton OF the main tower,
which commands n splendid view Of
Tho valley and the lake, and Of exam.
lining IN. pild,d statue u the angel
with I'm. trumpet, representing the
publl.hine Of the everlasting Gospel
10 all IN, nation, Of the earth. This
opnortunity was duly appreciated and
was n great source of satisfaction.
rb.I, a a dark side 10 this picture Ms
I'm mos, Of the scenes Of mortal life.
There was no discrimination as TO
x,s,,or In the Temple tower, and
.mony them wero some OF the Glover
ORDER. - by which we mean people
vItb In. baser instincts Of fallen
humauity-soms OF them well fed and
we'll clothed but no, we'll bred--who
showed their vuIgarity and grovelllug
nropen,,tI,s by spItting tobacco Juice
an Tho .,.,rvayH and platform, scratch.
Inc tbe,r name, on the edifice, ut.
t.mutinu TO chin OF pieces OF the
structure. and using language that ex.
n,.s..d . vile and malicious disposi.
tion.
For thia reason the gate. had to be
,lo.,d and entrance 10 tue building
forbidd.n TO III, public. This has
doubtle,, been great disappointment
10 MANY worthy people, and particu.
lsrly 10 some who have contributed
IN the erection OF tn. Temple.
For their satisfaction, however, we are
pleased 10 announce that n plan has
b..n arranged whereby they can gain
.ntrapc, to the tower while the clnss
referred TO will DO excluded. This will
make Il plcasanter for those who are
admitted, and at the same time pre-.
.srvr tho structure from being defgced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12

The Throat "Br0wH's bronchial
iroches" act directly On the organ u
the voice. They have an extraorii.
gary effect In all disorders VI the
throat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12


reaching. The contribution Of funds
Ia, however, hut part OF the prepsra-
ton for the notable even, which IL
evidently 70 near There are other
consi deratlonn associated with the
question that are morediiiicult TO COM
ply with, and which are equally II not
more important. We refer to the
needed spiritual preparation. God
IL manifestng Enthusiastically that
lie sus,aius by His power
the ecclesiastical leaders Of tho people;
but It Ia not only necessary tina, those
whoshaIl ofiiclate In the flnnl dedlca.
ton ceremonies connected with the
Temple should be In accord with the
heavens, but ~ likew ise should all the
people who shall BE- present 70 Wit
ness them. This can only be attained
10y personal purincallon. Each indi-
vidual ought TO so live IS 10 he pos
sessed Of the Holy Spirit. THIS condi.
tlon is attained by n ohs-te, honest, up
right aud praycriul, uuselii-h life, In.
GLIDING n devotion to the cause OF God
and truth that will subjuo every per.
sonal Int crest.
Too much emphasis cannot be placed
upon tho necessity Tor personal right
cousness. Those who do not divcst
themselves, 20 far ~ possible, Of
everything that il opposed TO the will Il
the Holy Spirit, must necessarily detract
from the harmony that should exist on
sacred occasions, aud tend to lessen
the manifestations Of Gods pleasure.
Hence each individual, beiag part OF
tue aggregate, can contribute to or de-
tract from the power exhibited at such
times, according to his personal condi-
ton. Great promises were made by the
Lord In the Kirkland Temple, promised
on the condition that the people would
purify their hearts. The p romises, We
presume, hold good whenever the re'
quircmeuts upon which they are pre-
dlcatei are complied with.
II ought to DO unnecessary TO state,
/ that In nFlaF IN ha nfanurtsl for ftlltIFg
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ALAMEDA.
A Time Allowance for Steam Cars on
Crossings.


Crossings.
The total receipts from the performance
of the Incog Ministries will be about 500,
and the Flower Mission will receive about
$500 of this sum.
The time Tor hearing the protests against
the acceptance of the report OF the Haight-
avenue Commissioners will be fixed on Mon
day evening.
Thomas +. Duffy has presented petition
to the Trustees to be appointed police
officer, TO serve without pay from the city.
lie wants to become special night watch
man.
Plans were prepared several months ago
for n fre-house, TO be erected on High
street, but as yet no action has been taken
toward having the work done.
The trees IN the park south Of Encinal
avenue will be trimmed. The park has
been filed in, and with a small expenditure
of money could be made TO present an at
tractive appearance.
The Commissioners for the opening Of
Lincoln avenue TO High street are Charles
+. NayloT, e. i. Peckham and T. b. Dun
ming. They entered upon the discharge of
their duties yesterday
The City trustees have adopted an Ordi-
nance which makes fifteen minutes the
maximum time cars on steam railroads are
allowed TO stand on crossings. A violation
Of the ordinance is punishable by a 500
fine.
The installation of officers Of the Alameda
Boat and Swimming Club will take place