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New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
PREVALENCE OF THE GRIP IL TIE WEST.

Chicago. Jan. s-The grip j. having an unpref
ccdonted run In Illinois. \ dispatch tl'i~ morning
from Vandnla. say, that IN that city there Is iul
average OF two severe in every family ana t'st
In the rounty containing population OF about locop
over ; 900 are suffering from IN" maladN'
Tr,cola u place of about 1000 Inhabitants. re
,o,+s over 700 afflicted with the disease.
Waucoma Iowa, reports nn average of SIX Deaths
daily for the hast week all caused b the sip or some
complications thereon.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
FOR ANOTHER TrG.oF.wAR CONTEST.

There is TO be onother tug.ofwar tournament, but IL
will bs run on a more sensible scale than the recent
one at Madison square Garden. Alexander ergund the
manager OF Swedish team will to-day post forfeit Of
800 and challenge 10 enter the tourna
ent Tho tournament be made for 5000 side, and
the cruan aimed especially IL the other teams
do pull Tor stake. the Swedes are willing to
enter the tournament for hIn and glory.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Association Of po-toce will take piace a, the Ienox
Lyceum on January II.
series OF sunday lectures OF the Church Association
VIII begin az p. tomorrow at No. 17o NaedouTal-st
large audience listened with interest and evident
enjoyment TO Bill I'VE ard \. 7. Burbank last night, In
Association H,n
The third social meeting OF TIE Presbyterian Union Of
New York city will take place Monday evening In the
Assembly Rooms of The Metropolitan Opera House.
The lecture this evening in the Cooper rron ec
will be delivered by Mis- Isabel +. Hsp-ooI. ''St.
Petersburg its Architecture and Life" with lantern Illus
Uatlons.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
4 r1G G1.y srARrEp roE sAN FRAXCI,Co.

Washington Jan (,pcci1n.-Thc 2inch gun
made at the Washington ordnance shops for the coast
defence vessel Monterey started on us trip IL
san Francisco today. \ specially constructed car
will carry the biggest weapon thus far made Tor the
new Navv acro,s tho continent aud the 'overninen,
will have to pas a freight hili u nearly 5000 To
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company. 1he gun hS>
met all requirements and i. 10 judge rom results 40
far obtained with both weapons. superior 10 INC
Army rnc of similar cabrc. The car viii return
:, mi. citv a month hence for the eecOnd L. Inch
r1n for the Monterey which Is having us brrr'h
mechanism lifted preparatory 10 bcng tested at Inc
Indian Head proving ground
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
.r>, ,rnp .urnN\N BAck IN WAenINGToN

Washington. JAM e-Senaior sherman reached Ueic
This morning from his home In ohio. and TINS AFTERNOON
appoarrd in his committee room where ne ionho many
beautiful floral ofc,ings sent by his admlcr' III Wa"
,ncton and elsewhere The few senators al inc 'ap'o
dr,pped In to congratulate Mr.. sherman on MS rte'ec
t,u. After looking over the large ahlo"n. oi ~ n',i W
III, L.d acrumul,ted in his absence nc clhihcu 10
bi
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
LET Is HOPE THIS MAN is NOT INSANE

Washington, Jan. : (SpecaD.-Secreary Noble has
received letter from man at Boston. in which ho
ncc,e' his pension certificate and says he voluntarily
rclinquisheS his pension. he does wish further
assistance from the Government.
4 few years a similar occurrence took place.
but the man proved - lie insane. II /; more
than likely that thi, will be- shown ID DC the case IN
III,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
ADAM pERsCm Justly FEELS INsULrED.

Adam DeTsch, OF the Xth Assembly District, whose
name was placed the Tammany !Idll General Com.
mtee from that district without his knowledge or con.
sent Is out in card addressed to the public de-
nouncing this characteristic method Of Crokcrs CON
scenceless satellites for disappearing Mr. DerschS
politics and inurng hi, reputation for Intelligence and
patriotism among his friends and neighbors. Mr..
Detschs standing aS "A sterling, straightforward r.
publican Is unimpeachable. He i one of the vice
presidents Of the Progress Republican club u the
Nth District and has long been prominent among the
East side ReLuhlicans earnest aud liberal sup
porter Of the cause Of honest voting aud clean poth
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
rrrr rvrRy OF WORKS or ART

Washington. Jan. s.-Actine secretary >panldng M
informed Representative Castle. OF Minnesota mat INC
law authorize, the free entry Of works Of art the pro
duction OF American artists living tempo amy aho''
and that the Department is Of oprioh that WIG" ''
+ist h,, declared hi Intention Of becoming dllzrh OF
,Lo T,pi,ed state and ha, taken preliminary steps In
, ,ttcr This vouId entitle his works 10 the privilege
of ,rce cniIy under the Law referred TO-
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
u.MrEn FROM 4 WINDOW wInLE pELIRIors

Troy. y. y. Jan. r C>pcclan.-Edward Griffin, an
onor,tor In the Markay Hennctt cable OlCc New York.
,,bilc herr, on a visit. was attacked with the grip
ti. afternoon lie became delirio> and Jumped from
the third story window Of the house at which hc Wa
stopping and was dangerously injured. Two ribs ana
Icr were broken and he sustained Internal injuries
nl,o II !, not thought he will recover
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
,r,,t, SENATE AND rI-ULIC BUILDINGS.

Wa.hing gon. Jan. -.-Ihc senate committee on r"""o
nuildng, and Grounds held IL 1T meeting oi the N">
ion tli. tuorrng II was determined 10 report favor
ably all Of the bills for the erection OF public buildings
which passed the senate last session. bur failed OF action
by tlic House and this will probably be done when The
senate meets Monday. The total amount ieplc'ehcd
in these bill, IS over $),0UO.OOp.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
srrprrT WHEAT 10 IRELAND AGAIN.

noston. jan s.-The British steamer Glanystwith
8, ,re 70 arrive mt this port this month from lIavrc
&, ballast She has capacity for II 900 quarters Of
whoa, and has been chartered to load f1lll cargo Of
wheat from th, port to Cork for orders, on private
terms. rhi, /, the first charter Of this description
since ls7I. aud five other steamers are under "ner'
It i, probable that all VIII be chartered "i'n" It"
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

FIVE BOILERS Explode AND KILL FIVE MEN.
chicago. Jan s.--Five boilers exploded tonight in
tho Warren sprnger mann ufacturlng building In Canal
8, killing four men and njuring two others, one
o,aIv The dead are Arthur Hall. \. ID. I}uch, John
Icc and Patrick Rogers. The first two are negroes.
The injured ar, lame, Glggins and Henry oswald.
t;cpns thouci badly scalded. will recover; oswald
will die All OF the victims were iiremen or employed
in the engine room. The damage TO the building
,,h ,o. recenty erected at cost Of $500 900, was
mnarativcy trifing. the total ncuding the boilers,
toinr ahaut $1,000: fully Insured.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
SILVER BOUGHT AND BoNDS REDEEMED.

Wa,hngton Jan. o.-The ofef' "i 'IVer 10 INV i''"'
- nena,tmcpt today aggregated l,9i7,O0o ounces
m. arouut purcla.cd wa, .O05 900 ounces. as fol
low: $4,000 ounccs at T00ii7; 64o'ooo ounces al
SO.94jO.
IN. amount OF > PEI cent bond, redeemed u" daN
VI, 90, 600 making the total redemption, 10 "''e
s.,1 IA, 600 and leaving outstanding f2,J""''o'.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
rv0 srv, ,rops TO sUCCEED THEMSELVES.

Jackson Mis-. Jan. -,-Thc Democratic member, ot
the legislature met in caucu. tonight and adopted
resolution TO the eject that they viii make no nomna-
,ons for United states senators TO succeed George aud
Wshall This the reelection Of these senators
to succeed themselves
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
REprBL1CAy oRGANIzATlON IN NEwJERsEY.

Trenton. " j.. Jan. s.-The New Jersey Republicans
are going into the campaign Of 1s92 with special ef
fort toward organizing the young men OF the state
Joseph II. Gaskiil. president Of the state League Of
Republican Clubs. speaking to-day Of meeting OF the
Executive Committee last night, said Il want TO see
the state thoroughly organized before the next National
convention meets and will devote all the time posi-
bly, can 10 the work. An effort will be made to estab-
lsh clubs on "A permanent basis recommendation Is
n hc sent 70 the Republican newspapers Of the state
10 make "a special effort during the wceh Ot February
IL to observe IincOln's birthday.'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Western spot and January steady Mt 3ss "a February
and March steady 33s. Wheat In fair demand
No. red winter STEADY at As I'd No. red sprina
stendy at ss I'D. Flour in fair demand Coin-
Spot and futures In good demand. Hops al hohiou-
Pacific Coast-Iherc Is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. ;. 3 10 p. m-Bcef in poor demand
pori,-Tio demand l. improving Hams In fair de-
n,ond Earon i'm fair demand long clear mdlles
ahout A. H. dull at 32s I'D long and short clear
middes. about 55 10, dull at BIS cd. Checse-The
anm'and IL improving Taow and Turpentinr in poor
demand Rosin In fair demand. Lard-SpJt- The
dmand has fallen OF futures In poor demand: prime
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
sr,.rv uEy KILLED By An EXPLOSION

birmingham, Ala Ian. s.-Thc boiler OF aisc
saw mill Mt Boiling. Ala. the property Of CaliweI
,uuor & rbwers Of this city, exploded Yesterday, in
.tontly killing Engineer Cooper and four other ON
ployes Of the company. The mill is total wreck and
therc was no insurance the property. The loss Is
estimated mt 10000 Besides the killed. four other
emnioveS we're injured two q them fatally
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
,..c,,.c,,, ~ SENATE COMMITTEES.

Washington. Jan. tspeciall.-Nothns has been done
vet toward filing the vacancies ON The senate commit
fees caused by the death Of senator Plumb His sue
- sen,,or prrkin,. /, patiently waiting for his
cssignment, and is now the only senator unprovided
with committee places. There are no" ten senators
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
nnn1.1 ,.r1nN nE RAKEADOS.

,v.ehi,c,op Ian e-Thc Bureau of the American
Repuhllc has Just received the ohcla report on the
c,nsus Of Barbados. This report shows that the
total population enumerated on the h'sh' Oh April
= last wa, 1a2.3O6 being an Increase since 1901 oi
IOI5i or 63 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

THE SOCIETY OF THE WAR OF 1919 FORMED.
The City Hall flags displayed BY Warden
Keese yesterday In honor OF the anniversary OF the
battle OF New Orleans.
The certificate of incorporation Of the Society OF
the War of 1912 filed yesterday In the Office OF
the County Clerk. The incorporatOrS Abraham
Daily and Michael Moore. Of Brooklyn Henry Morris,
OF Port Chester Daniel Wolaber Of Little Falls,
n. w. and Thomas Morgan Sturtevant, OF Madison,
y. J. They are all veterans OF the War Of lsl2.
The purposes OF the society are patriotic. historical
literary benevolent and social. with the object OF
inspiring patriotic spirit among the American people
for the men who defended their country in that
war: TO commemorate the land and naval victories OF
the American armies in that war; to undertake and
assist In the erection Of proper memorials. and to
participate in the celebration OF other historic and
patriotic events OF National importance. The man.
ayers OF the society for the first year are Michael
Moore first lieutenant I. :. Army. retired, Abraham
Daily, the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. Asa Bird Gardiner.
James NJ. Namunl. Appleton Morgan. James NJ.
Montgomery, DR.. GOuverncur NJ. smith and Loyal
Tarragut.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
c,1L ror Az ATHLETIC MEETING.

Secretary James T.. Sullivan yesterday issued call for
meeting OF the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur
Athletic Union IL bc held at the Astor House on
! II, .dav January 10. at 80 p. IN. Business OF Inn
,su tancc Will transacted.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

cowaIdlce is often called conservatism and an army
scattered " INTO sections invites defeat.
sincerity should he eyacted from political parties let
uS noC ia undcr the condemnation which waits
shl,F schemes and insincere professions
believe our cOuntrymen are prepared to act on
hcpe ana are IN no mood for political manoeuvI1ng.
me- WIN 1G, hGn waste time in Studying conundrums
Guessing r nndles or trying 10 interpret doubtful
phrases. They demand plain and simple statement
of political purpose.
\bove all things. political fncsse should not lead
u 10 forget that at the end Of our plans we must
eCt neG isfg ni To- fsce at The polls the voters Of the
co1dlu3n OF Their support of our party fidelity and
undivided devotion to the cause IN which We have
II. Inspired by the true Jacksonan spirit we hold
to the doctrine that party honesty Is party duty
and lasting success through the dcscryeJ support
of discriminating, intelligent and thoughtful peop ;.
SEVERAL OTHER SPEAKERS
Congressman Springer the next speaker. His
topic was the issues of the Day" 1t was a laborcd
effort to show that the important Issue in the
campaign of 1892 was that which related to the
methods for raising the reyenue Of the Government.
and was therefore Tariff Reform The natural re
suit of his argument. although not spoken in words,
that Tariff Reform being the issue Grover Clevc-
land must necessarily be the Democratic candidate,
AlthouSh his speech in the main dr. attack
he said. 80 outrageous ard oppressive a. to demand
immediate repeal or modification. his audience endured
u oravcly FOR the good they Thought it was doing Mr.
Cleveland In conclusion Mr.. Springer sounded the
t0c-ln III thc>c words: "W one thing the country
OF genuine tariff reform will be taken by the Demo
cratic members Of The present House of Repr Scnta-
vcs. Opposition TO tn objectionable featuree Of the
Mckinley bill and a demand for tarlh r'fprm Will
be kept steady in view. and this Issue will be preserved
"a paramount to and overshadowing all others in
the Pr sdential campaign of 1S02.7
senator Cantor expressed his views THE state
Of Newlork' particularly its political possibilities
under entire Democratic control EX-POStmast Y
Hendrix, OF Brooklyn. had for his subject The De
mocracy OF the cities Of New York and Brook
yn," and sure that nothing
could withstand them. IL united. They "could crush
ell other organizations like eggshes." he said, and
still stand in giant strength"
The other orators Of the evening were John d.
Mcmahon. who represented "The Democracy Above
the Bridge" and /. W. ReddingtOn. y former son oi
Vermont. who discussed the relations Of Business
Men in Politics.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09


Samuel Gustne Thompson, esq. President, etc.
My Dear Sir: have made arrangements 10 cclehfat"
Jackson Day at home with New-York Democratic organi
zstion and therefore unable 70 accept your invitation
TO attend the dinner Of the Young Mems Democratic
Association Philadelphia in celebration Of the
nfversary. L hope the Democracy o' the country viii
generally observe this day and that their observance will
stimulate real genuine Democratic sentiment,
which recognizes the respons sbility Of party
who have repo-ed confidence in pFofsssions. We WIZ
thus be constrained steady and persistent adv
of the principles which conc~dedly democr,tc and
will DO prepared resist the temptation Ia attempt 10 win
party supremacy by the support Of theories challenged
demoeI attic chsracteR and certainly dangerous
Cnd dstrscting the harmony of party. Temporary
shifts and reckless cNpcdlcnts DO accord
policy OF Democracy. It. best hope and
reliance always been and continue be in q
constant adherence acknowledged principles aud
plain persistent prcscntaton Of those principles d.
Intelligence and thouehtfulnc's OF the American people
Yours very truly, GROVER CLEVELAND.
Governor R,t,sei. OF Massachusetts. in declining
said:
glad send tho association the greeting Of the
Democracy Of this Common wealth. We have fought
battles here for principle upon tho line marked out
President in planting Msssa hu-es in
the Democratic column, remain, believe. long
os our party night for those principles which have
carrie>A united Democracy through dcica; great and
glorious victories through the Nation.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Jan. s.-Four steady. unchanged; re-
repts 1864 bbs; shipments. 5.s0p bbi .aiesi
1900 Wheat steady at decline: No. red Spot anS n
II; March, ~ o3 IA: MAY. ~ O5o % "a steainer
No = red. 98 La o6 90: receipts. 26,351 BUSH
stock. 036, 1928 bush sales. ie0 BUSH soldn, ,
January. 81 1-saji "a: February, 80 Ia 30 IL;
March. 80 l.ia30 IL; steamer mixed: ~ a. l,tS "a
A. L.: receipts: isiooi bush shpments ;Sas3 s,la3
corn steady: white. An see yellow, 47o 53c oats
steady: No. = white Western. 3aaS i-.e NO:
iss65o Rye irm and higher; no. aSSs7 " re re;
cepts. 2.245: stock. l5o3eo. Hay very trm good
to choice. timothy. $i3c IA. Grain ffeghtS hrincr'
unchanged. Cotton nominal middlns, j. Pro
23c Coffee steady Rio csrgces. fair l1c; No. q
- 3o. sugar strong; srannlaiei Sc Topper
strong and steady demand refined lie' "m'"ey
FIRM 81 -.
Eurao. Jan. s.-Wheat-Better demand Offering:
lgh, limit, will probably be advanced 10 morrow;
5000 bush No | har sold at rldSl oD :, lrU
bush s3ld at ~ 90 IA. closing at ~ 0" .-s 1Ooo
bu,l No. Northern sold at % 5eo99c 1000 bush
sold at 90 12a 80 :Isc $1,000 bush old Al 9De closing
AZ 30 :l.4c 900 bush No. Northern s0N at "a l.-o
closlng at 05 Sc: winter wheat active l.. cars 10
closing csc: II No. white Sol1 AZ osg91 l2c
closing at 81 .c. Corn hrm: . car, No ) yellow
3 corn sold at 4I l2d i5c: 3 cars No. ,od at 4a@
40 tic oats quiet and Il adv; tais 10. whlte
sid at $50; = ears No white sold OF 36c - :|.4o
bid for No mixed Balley--eileis claim the market
Western 80 In 66c: state. 80" 70 Michigan. 8i@
C,;c Iowa jOa 55c: Canada S50 egc kSt-Noninally
e3c for NO. ,. Flour lall and weak r b",t sphnnf'
MiIIiecd Guiet coarse iwntcr bran. SI7 IS: spring,
SI6 -. Receips-Wheat. 2.50v bush corn. a5,oM
bush: oats, 900 bush. ShPmcnt>%nWneat' Wheat "o'4o0
Chicago Jafi. s-Ihe leading futures ranged follows;
WHEAT 40 .
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CALLED IL IOWA.
Des MolneS Iowa, Jan. s.-rhc Republican state
rntral Committee has called convention to b. held
here IN March next or the selection of delegates TO the
National Convention.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
A CELEBRATION IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Jan. s.--Iackson Day was celebrated
here tonight by the Young Mems Democratic A,sO-
citation with a banquet Covers were laid for about
200. and throughout the evening the mention Of Mr.
Clevelands name never failed Ia awaken the greatest
enthusiasm The speakers were senator Daniel OF
Virginia; senator Faulkner, Of West Virginia; Alex
ander X. Mcclure John w. Corcoran. of
Massachusetts,; G.. J. Bryan. Attorney General
Hense. and Charles 4. Lacen, Of Philadelphia
The following letter from eX-PTcsident Cleveland
was read
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Cash quotations follows: Flour duil ana casS.
No p.mg wheat, s7'se No spring wheat slassssc
No red, o9sc No > 3SoSc No = oats -Jc No
white - d32 sc No white, 30a3l ac No rye SJsc
No tfScy. Coz; No s. free board Jod1Bc no g. fee
on hoard. 36giGc; No | iaN.esd. Gtc; prime timothy
seed ~ 1881 % mess pork yer bel ~ ,, adts 90
lard Der 100 b 81 - short iios, -dc- NOos"l 80 OOs
as 1O dr. sated shoulders boxed - J0dsi 1ke short
clear sides (boxcd). - s6aSj 30; Whisky dsueis' M
' trnt's ~ e' frceipL,. Shipments
Tlour I'm. ............... 1900 1900
Wheat bush 80 S5vWD
Corn Inab. 1900 2S6 900
oats, bush. l33 @@,VoV
Rye bush. sV,O l'ruO
Ear ~, bush -HOuV fV'Vo
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-11
Pears
Soap

Why is Pears Soap-the
best in the world, the soap
with no free alkali in it
sold for IS cents a cake?
1t was made for a hospital
soap in the first place, made
by request; the doctors
wanted a soap that would
wash as sharp as any and
do no harm to the skin.
That means a soap all
soap, with no free alkali in
it, nothing but soap; there
is nothing mysterious in it.
Cost depends on quantity;
quantity comes of quality.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists all
sorts of people use it, espe-
clally those that know what's
what.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-11
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have a
cough, cold or any trouble with throat
chest or lungs. DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, cougs and
colds is guaranteed to give relief, or
money will be refunded. Suffers from
La Grippe found it just the thing and
under its use had speedy and per-
feet recovery. Try sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself
just how good thing it is. Trial bot
tie free at w. J. Evans drug store.
Large size soc. and 81.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-11

Perhaps some of our readers would
like to know in what respect Cham
berlain's cough remedy is better than
any other. We will tell you. When
this remedy is taken as soon as cold
has been contracted and before it has
become settled in the system, it will
counterfeit the effect of the cold and
greatly lessen its severity, and it is
the only remedy that will do this. 1t
acts in perfect harmony with nature
and aids nature in relieving the lungs,
opening the secretions, Hquefying the
mucus and causing its expulsion from
the air cells of the lungs and restor-
ing the system to a strong and healthy
condition. No other remedy in the
market possesses these remarkable
properties. No other will cure so
quickly. For sale by Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-11
SherMs Sale.
First published Friday, Sept. 20, 1892 }

First published Friday, Sept. 20, 1922
THE STATE OF KANSAS. ALLEN Co., IS.
In the District Court Seventh Judicial district
sitting in and for Allen county State of Kansas
William B. Hincks and Benjamin.
Fish, as executors of the will of z
T. Barnum, deceased, plaintiffs,
VS..
Jacob D. Crabb Marion W. Crabb
E. 4. Barber, c. Van Horn, H. A.
Ewing and 7 s Slower and e H.
Pratt as administrators OF Estate
of b. II. Dayton deceased, defts
By virtue of an order Of sale issued by the
Clerk of the Sew 4nth Judicial district court in
and for Allen county, State of Kansas, in the
above entitled cause, and TO me directed and
delivered, / will on Tuesday, November l.
ID 1892 at O'Clock p. N. of said day, at the front
door of the court house in the city of lola Allen
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash IN hand, the following
described real estate. tO-wit: The west half Of
the northwest quarter of Section one o.; also
the east half of the northeast quarter. and the
southwest quarter of said northeast q of Section
two %; all in township twenty-six G16 south,
of range eighteen QS) east of the 9th p NJ con-
tanning in all 200 acres more or less. in Allen
county, Kansas. Said lands and tenements will
be sold without appraisement to satisfy said or
der of sale. l. HOBART,
Sheriff of Allen County, Kans.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, lola. Kan Sept. -, 1892.
By H HoBART. Under Sheriff 4S-47
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-11

given the street its name But you
must not think OF the huge wonder
full lindens OF our Northern Germany.
The old trees have suffered a great
deal from time and the hostile infu-
ences OF a great city. especially from
the gas-always fatal to vegetation
and they are now very shabby,
mean and melancholy sight Tho
electric light has here for some years
dispossessed its rival and CLEANS
down from tall beautifully shaped
posts that are really ornamental
Parallel with the outermost rows OF
lindens there are two more roadway
asphalt on one side and eIcellently
paved upon the other and also q
broad sidewalk on both sides; so that
the street has conse luently seven
divisions: two sidewalks. three roads
for vehicles a bridalpath and a
promenade. -Scribner.