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The evening world., 1893-09-20
ITALIAN SOCIETIES PARADE,
Celebrating the Anniversary Of
the Capture Of Rome
Tormstisn Of the Line at washing-
ten Square.

r. the Italians Of New York to-da!
means quite as much as Fourth of Jul,
does to q patriotic American. 1t Il
the twenty third Anniversary Of the oo
cupation OF Rome by Victor Emanue
and elimination OF Garabaldi's memora
BILE campaign for tho uni6cation o.
Italy.
The days celebration began with Z
4, parade. In which more than fifty organ
izations took part. Long before 10 A. NJ
Washington Square was crowded with
the societies. that were to parade.
The hour for the line to start was an
nounced as 10 A. NJ, but the parade was
| more than an hour late In getting under
The Grand Marshal was c. Rotena
Assistant Marshals James March and
l.. Cascioligiovine. The guide was A
Cotassi.
Before them were six mounted trum.
peters, and at their rear were the fol.
lowing organizations. marching in the
First Diyision-sIarshaisG @. ". Peralct
and G.. Alamo; .Guardia Vicotrio Eman
uelo. Nicer CaveIleria; Musca del
Second Observation-Disclosures, @. Ami
cecharico and A. D'Amillo; Guardin Co
lombo, Legionne Garabaidia, Stella f
Ceyrono d,!tala, Primo Battaglione, Der
sogheri D'Afrisa. Dante AllighcrL Trio
Third MISUNDERSTANDING Torriallue
and Loherebia. tnione and Faiellanza
Operaia. Mezzlni. Avetom, Patria f.
hayord, Fratellanza sanfelere. Tirator
Politica. Galvellese. Tnione. Calzolloi.
Fourth District-Marshai Mazzi: Re-
duel Patriee Battaglle Milih.-, Terri
Frateilenza Marsiconnovo Glordino Bru-
no. Figli DItalia, Citadini Paduleri,
Fratelli Tesla, sego F. d. Guerrazzi.
Behind these bodies came long line
Italians, Including vice-Consui Nasselli
who represented Baron Fava. the Ital.
ian Ambassador; A. yucca, President Of
the United italian Societies; A.. Ricca-
8. PatadIno. Pietro ,Aroto, President Of
the Italian Benevolent Society; David
Terro. President of the Italian Home;
=; gerEGuz a ,I Nary &; n, Minotti: r
Catarzoro g. Romaneli.
The line OF march was from Washing
ton Square. through South Fifth avenue.
R!eecker, Thompson, Spring. Mulberry,
and South Fifth avenue back to the
starting point. The line Of march was
to have originally been past City Hall.
but owing to Mayor Gtlroy,s refusal to
that structure 1t was. changed to the
The uniforms OF the societies In line
fepres tented almost every tyGe OF mill
Some wore the red shirts and braod-
brimrned hats made famous by Carl
baldi legions; there were horsemen In
the. gay garb OF the Cavalleria Pesante.
long. black feathers pendant from their
peculiar glazed hats. The flag OF Italy
and the Stars and Stipes were every
where in evidence. About 1000 were In
The evening world., 1893-09-20
FATHER C0RRIGAN PLEASED.
Wigser's silence. Caussd. Him t,
Publish estolli's Letter.

Father Corrigsn appeared 10 he In good humor
This morning over the turn Of affairs In his con
troversy with Bishop WiESer. Tho much looked
Tor sensation had come in the publication to. day
by Father rorrigap Of The letter written by Mrr
SatolIi to Bishop Wisger in which. the Papsl Dele.
gate decides against the bishop and sustains
EaIding the Hoboksn psrochisl schools.
The letter was written on Aug. 81 at Washing-
ton. and In u Mgr Satoli tells the Bishop In
plain words that his views on parochial schools
are neither approved by the Pope nor Mar, Satoili
ana that parochial schools should not be imposed
on poor Catholic parishes.
rather torrisan says that Bishop wisgsr 6
SILENCE compelled him to make public thu SatollI
letter. He Is sorry. hs SAYS that the bishop is
placed In such q position. Father Corrigsn IL
especially bitter against Father svnott one Of the
priests OF Seton Hall. lie says that Father
Synott ought to be retired from the chair q,
Moral Theology at Seton HAT because Nc saws,
Father Synott has proved himself unit to teach
!ounG men preparing Tor the priesthood
The evening world., 1893-09-20

JOHN J.O' BRIEA's MONUMENT
400 Members of the Association
Attend tho dwelling.
100 Carriages Convey Thsm to CAL
vary Cemetery.

The 100 members of the John ]. O'Brier
Association gathered at noon at Grand
and Chrystie streets, where 100 carriages
were In waiting to take them to Cal.
vary Cemetery for the unveiiing OF the
monument to the memory OF John j.
O'Brien.
The long train OF carriages started al
1890 for the cemetery.
In the first cnrriage were Gen
O. Beirne. the chief orator OF the day;
OF the Eighth; Charles Il. Birnbaum.
one OF the orators. and Police Captain
Devery.
The three coaches which followed car.
ried Police Captains John j. Donohue,
Timothy J. Creedon, Michael Doherty,
William Il. Calvert, a Democratic poll
tician OF the Eighth; Walter q. Keech.
Of the Department Of Public Works;
Henry Dyer, clerks OF the Superior
Court; Henry Schepp. Nathan S. Levy,
Timothy ID. Sullivan and Florence Sulll-
The other carriages were occupied by
members of the Association.
The carriages proceeded UP the Bow
cry to Third avenue. TO Twenty-th third
street. to the ferry.
1t was nearly 2 o'clock before the last
carriage drove on the ferry-boat.
Letters OF regret were received from
Thomas G. Plat. Levi p. Morton. Col.
Jgnn II. FELLOWS, Judges GofdfOgie, Van
Wyck. Ehrlich. Messers. Jacob Hess,
John sabine Smith. Register Ferdinand
Levy. Public Works Commissioner DAILY,
Street Cleaning Commissioner William
T.. Andrews and Others
Each member of the Association wore
white badge with black border.
The words. "John ]. o'Brien, In Me.
moriam; In black letters were inscribed
on the badge. 40 -
The hour originally fixed for unwilling
the monument was O'Clock, but owing
to the delay in starting the time was
changed.
The monument cost $1,000. 1t was paid
FOR by the late leaders faithful lieuten-
OF the John J. O'Brien Association. 1t
Is eighteen feet high. and at the ton is
q bronze bust Of O'Brien. The inscrip-
ton reads:
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HARD on TRENT0N'S WORKERS
Big Manufacturing Concerns Cut.
ting Down Wages. ..',. =

TRENTON. j.. sspt. ,o-Ths John A. Roeb-
iinEs Sons COMPANY have posted . notie. Of
reduction Of wages paid to employees In their
large wire rops mills The reduction amounts Ia
10 TO 10 per cent I.aborers. who received 81 is a
say VIII hereafter reGelve u 05. Drs4sers- on ar.
cut from four 10 three rents per ton aud rough.ra
rom eest to az csnts Other workmen are Gu,
In propoftion. The Leduction In aome cases amount
ing 10 40 and s,5 per week Tor skilled vorkmsn'
The girls In the weaving department are no,
Affected by the reduction.
This week the reduction In wages Of the Tren
,on iron COMPANY: Of CoopsI. Hewitt K Co,
went into effect. II" Amoihtsd to from 10 to !.
short handed and on short time
Notice OF reduction has beeu posted in III,
New Jersey. Steel and Iron Company which 1,
also controlled by Cooper, Hewitt q Go Re
tween 200 and 40 hands were affected BY II,
reductions In the factories
The Trenton Watch Company will resume worl
Oct, & ''
The evening world., 1893-09-20
CHLoR0FoRH KILLED HIN:
Patient in tho seney Hospital Dies
Before the Operation.


Coroner Kcne, Of Brooklyn, learned
to-day that a patient In Seney Hospital
had died from the effects OF chloroform
while undergoing an operation.
Several days ago John Crossweli, a
farm hand. fifty-five years old. living at
Sheepshead Bay. fell from a wagon.
DIR. Dusseldorf was called and found
Crosswells shoulder had been dislo-
Gated
Tho injured man was taken to Seney
Hospital yesterday afternoon He was
placed on an operating tabie last even
ing and chloroform was administered.
The doctors say that his heart must
have been very weak. because he ex-
pired before they could bring him out
Of the stupor
The hospital authorities to-day re-
fused TO divulge the name OF the .sur.
geon who administered the anaesthetic
or the other operating surgeons. Coro-
ner kene will make a rigid investiga-
ton. go
The evening world., 1893-09-20
Y0A KlPPUR AT ELLIS ISLAND.
Led in Prayer by q Rabbi from,
This Citv.

The detention house on Ellis Island
has been turned into synagogue to-
day. and all OF the Jewish immigrants
are gathered there fasting and praying.
island. and yesterday b32 Russians ar
rived on the Darmstadt from Bremen.
Most OF those remained on the island az
the orthodox Hebrew does no travelling
on Yom Kippur. or the Day OF Atone
ment.
rabbi from this city went there this
The Immigrants took from their scanty
baggage the white cloth which every
jew 2 Obliged to carry and. placed 4
After sunset tonight many OF them
win cone 10 the city. Before leaving
~ VII! be gwen rich dinner. sent over
nom this city. -
The evening world., 1893-09-20
WENTWORTH TURNED OVER.
The Alleged Victoria Hotel Swim
dlar Surrendered by New Jersey.

Gov. Werts. Of New Jersey. ordered
the surrender this morning OF William p
Wentworth who Ia accused with having
swindled the Victoria Hotel out OF
$Ss. $40.
He was delivered to Detective Ser
g,ants Sheridan and Valley, OF New
York, at II A. NJ. by Jailer Davis, OF the
Hudson County Jail. on a requisition
Werts.
ON last Saturday. Gov. Werts would
no, honor the reauisition. Wentworth
claiming through his counsel that the
Indictment against him would not
hold. Gov. Werts heard argument on the
case this morning In Chancery cham
hers.
The evening world., 1893-09-20
MORE MONEY FOR The PARKS.
An Increase OF 100000 In the
Augmentation Wanted.

The Park Board at meeting to day. considered
the Provisional Department estimate for lsst,
Tn. estimate will he ready tomorrow. It calls
for $500 900 In excess Of tbs appropriation TOR
this year. The money II needed for park i'm
provementh The Annexed District parks get
SIS, 600 this year. They are down for 5000 900
for nett wear
A delegation Of west -siders argued for and
against the extension Of the Transverse Railroad
through Eishty-siSth street from Eighth avenue
TO Riverside Drive. The BOARD took No action.
'hecsuse," President Happen said, The titua-
tIon Ia heset with dihicuties."
The evening world., 1893-09-20
WIFE NO. 1 HAD A WARRANT.
She Was an Unbiddsn Guest at q
W0ddine Celebra alton.


COLLEGE POINT, l.. l., Sept 20
Richard Vanhagan, alias Matthias. was
arrested here to-day upon a charge of
bigamy. He was taken to the Long
Island jail for further hearing.
In 1890 Vanhagan was married. and
soon afterwards deserted his wife and
sailed for China. He recently returned
and made up with his wife. He per-
suaded her to give him $500 which she
had saved up. He had no sooner re-
ceived the money when he again de-
serted her.
He came to this place last Thursday
and married Julia Bertschinger. His
first wife found some Of Julla's letters
at her home in Philadelphia. which her
husband had mislaid. Mrs. Vanhagan
traced her husband to this place. and
while wife No. 2 and Nanhagan with
some friends were celebrating the sec
ond marriage wife No. came along
with a policeman and a warrant Van
hagan was arrested for deserving his
wife and bigamy.
The evening world., 1893-09-20
Gloucester Forscasts.

Fist Rsce-Flsvtlls. Can't Tell. Queen dor
Second Race-Jack Lowell. Fessimist Dutch
Oven
Third Raoe-TM and Tartar. Rhono. james
town.
Fourth Rsce-key West. Boboiint. Robin
Hood.
Fifth Rsce--snb Rosa, Pluelieu, Pells
Sixth Rane-lrrexulAr. Wyoming. xenophsn.
The evening world., 1893-09-20
WAS JUDGE LAWTON INSANE7
His Sons Say He Was ana Intend to
Contest His VIII.

Tha sons OF the late County Judge
William Lawton. onf Rondout intend
contesting their fathers will. alleging
that he WAS of unsound mind. BY the
provisions of the will his widow, who is
q daughter OF Capt. Anderson, OF the
Mary Powell. gets the greater part of
the estate.
The contestants, who are also benefi-
Charles to small extent, are simpsons
OF Mrs. Lawton.
The evening world., 1893-09-20
ERECTED BY THE JOHN J. o'BRIEN
ASSOCIATION. OF NEW YORK CITY, As
TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN
J. o'BRiEN.

JShn J. o'Isr,en was power in
years Chairman OF the Republican
Soupty Committee, the. longest period
that any man held the position. He
was Collector Murphy's' private sec
Chester A. Arthur's trusted political
The evening world., 1893-09-20
Real Estate.
Real Estate for Sale-city.


Real Estate for Sale-City.
one Tfn,e, csc. per tine; second Time, ga.
per line; Third and Subsequent Times, s0a
per i,ne. No ezra charge On SUNDAYS.
Above 18th ST., 9Th Ave. to East Rive.
2aD ST.-Four.st story, brown stone house. az feH,
perfect order. e26 QUO. ~
FINE PRIVATE STABLE. 30 feet wide. 10 stsis !;
elevator; sgd st.. near 9TH ave. RIKER q non,
Sol 9th ava, near 63d st. ----
NEAR sd AVE. AND y6TH ST. AT rs per ent.
less than cost. msdern hrst-ciass b.story rns-
ment- houses; 4 families on hoor; 25IsULol
built IN best manner; sGb. 900 e, The lot; serms
easy Address BARGAIN. boz tol World.
Above 18th ST.. 9Th Ave. to North River.
FOR SALE OK TOLET- Ie1r. ste.-, bro ws-stone
house in perfect order; West l?tth st., oppo-
site Mount Morris Park. OWNER on premises.
North Of ,asth Street.
TAYLOR AVE. Foraham--Three full pts. ee!S
each worth u, 900; easy terms; five minutes to
K. OSBORNE Smith. 8 B.sm.n st.
IDEAL DOMESTIC At woodlsvn Heighs, 5oIlOo.
for ssls cheap. II. BAEHR, sic las SD st.
LOOK ALL OVER New York and B,ooklyn. got
the lowest price for athree-story aid basement
private house and then call and 80 the row on
terms to suit
s7oo CASH: Si.o6o mortgage. sood home f. for
Roac, ls4th.
The evening world., 1893-09-20

JANITREsS. rear house. Ninth Ward. city. two
rooms: sober worker wanted. Address Owner
Coney Island.
The evening world., 1893-09-20
Real Estate for s.Ie-We.tehe.ter.

HARLEM tram to West Mount Vernon: fine
house, almost now; 0 rooms; all Improvements
lot 33I1OO; fine location; must sell cheap, only
81, 600 cash. 1874 Sonth Terrace ave.
The evening world., 1893-09-20

JANIrRESS WANTED for small fst-housei M
children; rent free. Address Janitor, boz 317
UptoMn World.
The evening world., 1893-09-20

FOR sALE-Corler lot. 5ox1oo with handsome
1o-room frame house. on Marcy ave bargain:
SO COO. RUsTIN ROBBINS. ~ Court St.
The evening world., 1893-09-20

NURSE-YounE girl, about Is years. to mind
baby sleep home preferred; wages S. Loeb,
o6A PARK ave-. 6Ih
The evening world., 1893-09-20

LADIES. become your dressmskers; seam.
cutting and fitting D. A. N, box 90 World
The evening world., 1893-09-20

RECRUITS WANTED for the United States Ma
riue Corps; able bodied unmarried meu bst wesu
the ages OF II aud IS years; also apprentice boys,
from IL to l6 years. Of age, TO leHrn music, Apply
to the u, b. Marine Corps Recruiting Once, los
West ct.
The evening world., 1893-09-20

FOR SALE-330 00; double frame house. with s
lots, in Bedford district: fine location; possess
| sion. RUSTIN L ROBBINS, ~ Court St. b klyn.
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Wast
The evening world., 1893-09-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on TIA gowns and wrap,
pers: also buttonhole operators. z. WeisenthS
q IN hS Iispenari a.
The evening world., 1893-09-20

LAUNDRESS-S Strong girl, good Iauudress: An.
other girl kept. Apply II to 3 O'Clock, b3 West
The evening world., 1893-09-20

INFANTS NURSE WANTED; must have happy
disposition. some experience and be willing ia
make herself generally useful; also must brfns
unquestionabe references: wages moderate, but
q good permanent home assured to suitable person.
Apply Thursday and balance Of week. 1o2 West
OF
The evening world., 1893-09-20

FOR sALE-Two-stoy and basement frame house.
near Broadway, Brooklyn. cheap to quick buyer.
CHEAP, box 3l5 World, Brooklyn.
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Help Wanted-Maie.

AGENTS WANTED; can make from cit to $40
day Apply between and Q P. NJ. W. Boyer.
322 West 43d ct.
The herald., 1893-10-20
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
Hfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1893-10-20
PERSONAL.

Banker H. l.. Drew OF San Bernar-
dino is in the city.
City Engineer Jghnson OF Riverside is
visiting in the city for few days.
o. T. Dyer. manager of the Riverside
Banking company, is in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. w. M. Christy OF
Phoenix, A, T., are guests OF the Hollen-
beck.
Ben Havner, OF the Beacon, Pomona q
spicy Democratic paper, was in the city
yesterday.
Street superintendent D. A. Watson
is confined to his home with severe
attack of the grippe.
T. A. Chrismas, representing Baum
garten & Co. of San Francisco. is in the
city on business trip and is registered
at the Hollenbeck.
Santiago Lunaden of Buenos Ayres.
Robert Lumsden of Edinburgh, and F.
Pringsl OF Germany, are notable foreign
persons registered at the Nadeau.
DR.. John r. Haynes and Mrs. Haynes
have returned from six weeks trip to
various eastern cities. During their
absence they visited Chicago, Philsdel-
phia, Washington, Baltimore and other
points OF interest.
The herald., 1893-10-20

ALL the Indications at this writing
favor the idea that the long gestation
over a compromise on the silver ques-
ton in the senate will have an auspic-
ious delivery at an early date. The
terms of the expected compromise are
particularized in our telegraphic col
umns. According to the Washington
outgivings the Sherman bill is to be re-
pealed, but the repeal is not to take
effect until the 15t day OF July, 1895.
Meanwhile, the provision OF the act re-
quiring the purchase OF 4,500,000 ounces
of silver q month ia made mandatory
it was mandatory beforehand the only
doubts are as to the issuance of bonds,
and as to whether President Cleve-
land will be satisfied with the
compromise. 1t can be very safely as
sumed that if he ls not the ailVer status
will remain as it is. Senator Voorhees,
indicates by his manner and utterances
that a compromise is soon to be fact
accomplished. The HERALD has never
doubted that q compromise would be the
ultimate issue of the struggle, and ths
The herald., 1893-10-20

it that require to be explained. Why
such an old and experienced captain as
Won Helms should be in such close
proximity to shore has not been ex-
planned. His course called for his being
outside of the Santa Catalina islands.
1t is said that mysterious signal
lights were flashed to some vessel
that was standing off OF Point Dune.
The Newbern was seven days late.
Up until IL o'clock OF the night OF the
wreck the sky was clear and resplendent.
the waters being as smooth as the Ohio
or Mississippi. The fog in which the
Newbern was wrecked set in after II
o'clock; and it is probable that the
Newbern, having set in towards the
shore in clear light. the wreck really
resulted from the fog. That had not
been counted upon. But after the ves-
sci had been fairly wrecked, and was
pounding amongst the rocks and kelp,
with most of it under water, how did 1t
happen to take fire, the crew being in
the immediate neighborhood, and capa-
BILE of extinguishing the flames? In
this connection it should be borne in
mind that there is cove near this
point inhabited by Italian fishermen,
and that it has been famous for SNUG
Cling in the past. 1t is somewhat un-
fortunate that the collector of the port
failed to take charge Of the vessel. An
inanection nv him would have been in
teresting, under the circumstances.
The herald., 1893-10-20

Los ANGELES THEATER.-The Wolves
of New York will continue to entertain
tho patrons of this house during the re-
mainder of the week.
xxx
In the matter OF drawing the people,
Sells & Rentfrow's circus is decided
success. In the matter of giving uni
versal satisfaction, it ia directly the op-
posite.
The parade only brought out words Of
delight from the small boy. The older
persons harshly criticised it.
The tents were packed to their utmost
at both performances, but the throngs
were not pleased with what they saw.
At the day performance about 5000
spectators were present. AT night a
great number could not gain admission.
Becoming restless a. the charming
strains of music floating from beneath
the canvas, the hoodlum element man
aged to get up pugilistic row with the
"tattooed man." who, after terrible
encounter, escaped without any noticea-
BILE damage to his person.
Several people called at the HERALD
Office to give vent to their wrath at the
performance, but space is too limited 70
do justice TO their phrases.
The herald., 1893-10-20
THE SUPREME COURT.
A Branch OF the Pacific Bank Case
Other Actions. -

A Branch OF the Pacific Bank Case
Other Actions. -
In the supreme court yesterday an
application was received from San Fran.
cisco for writ of prohibition in the
Pacific bank case.
A few days ago Judge Hubbard in an
injunction suit brought against the
bank on behalf of the state bank com.
missioners. appointed Judge Wiley re.
ceiver on the showing made. and took
the bank out of the hands of Sheriff Nc
Dade who was placed in possession sew
eral months ago. Later an attempt was
made to have Judge Hibbard vacate his
order, appointing Gen. Wiley, but he
stood by his action, and said that on the
showing made he would not be doing
his duty not to have made the appoint
ment.
The application made to the supreme
court follows close upon the heels of
these proceedings and was brought to
prevent the receiver from acting. The
court took the matter under advisement.
Thr grounds upon which the spplica-
tion is based are that the bank commits
sioner act does not authorize the court
to grant any injunction, or to appoint
any receiver, until after hearing on the
merits of the case, which cannot be had
until the defendants, the directors, have
fled their answer.
1t ie further cloimed that the act does
not authorize the appointment OF a re-
ceiver at all, and that an injunction
cannot be granted on the complaint
and afiidavits in the injunction suit.
The application was set for hearing
this morning at 8 O'Clock.
In department No. l the case OF the
People VS. Lynch was submitted on
briefs already flied.
In the cases of People We. Brown and
People VS.. Busleman, upon motion of
Deputy Attorney General Lsyson, the
non appearance of counsel for appel
lants and no briefs having been filed it
was ordered that the Judgments be
affirmed,
The appeal was ordered dismissed in
the case OF Maschmeyer vs.. Borgwaldt,
the respondent failing to file brief.
Several cases were submitted on briefs
to be filed.
In department two VIM. Fitzgerald
was admitted to practice on motion of
Henry I. Gage.
The case of City OF Santa Barbara We.
Eldred, was stricken from the calendar.
Several cases were argued and sub
mitted and others submitted on briefs.
The herald., 1893-10-20
WILL TRY 1T AGAIN.

Another Attempt to Bo Made to Launch
the Big Iron Pipe.
Another attempt will be made today
to "launch" the cast iron section of the
outtall sewer.
All previous attempts to put the big
iron pipe into the ocean have been un-
successful but the. contrsctors now
think they have "cinch" on the SEEM
ingly uncomfortable pipe.
The scheme of building q miniature
pier or wharf, on which it was proposed
to roll the section out and lower it into
the sea, has been abandoned. Tho
first method employed, that OF hauling
it out by means of a tug. will be used
today. The tug Pelican. from Redondo,
will be on hand to do the work.
The predictions of City Engineer
Dockweiler have come true, for he said
the first method would have to be re-
sorted to again before the, pipe was sue
cesefully launched.
A number OF the councilmen and the
city engineer will go down today to
watch the proceeding.