The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18

ing wallpaper that has become soiled by dust,
but of its merits the Query Column does not
know anything: Cut into eight portions LOAF
OF bread Two days old; it must be neither
newer nor staler. With one OF these pieces
after having blown off all the dust from the
paper 10 be cleaned by means OF a good pair OF
bellows-begin at he top of the room. holding
The crust III The hand and wiDng lightly down
ward with the crumb. about half a yard at each
stroke, till the upper part of the paper Is
cleaned all round. Then 60 round again, with
The ike sweeping stroke downward, always
commencing each successive course a little
higher than the upper stroke had extended, till
the bottom Is finished This operation, ii care
fully performed. Will frequently make very Old
paper look almost as good as new. Great eau
ton must be used not by any means TO rub the
paper hard, nor TO attempt 10 clean it the cross
or horizontal way. The dirty part Of the bread,
100 must be continually cut away and the
pieces renewed as soon as may become neces-
sary.
PHILLIPS BRooKs-M. A. B., Ocean View,
San Francisco County, Cal. Phillips Brooks.
the fifth Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
church OF Massachusetts, was born in house
fronting on High street, in the city OF Boston,
on the 18th Of December. 1885. He died in
that city, at 233 Clarendon street, on the Esd
OF January, 1893. He was graduate of Har-
ward University in 1855. and of the Protestant
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia in
1000. TO WAS rector OF the CnuTCH Ot Tue Au-
vent QS59-62) and of the Church of the Holy
trinity QS62-69l both in Philadelphia, Ia.
lie was rector of Trinity Church. Boston, Mass.
9S69-9D. In 1881 he was rendered the
RUNNER professorshlD OF Christian morals In
Harvard University. and in 1886 was elected
assistant Bishop OF Pennsylvania. He declined
both oil these offices. On the 14tb OF october,
Whlie pastor OF Trinity Church, Boston, lie was
coDsecrated Bishop OF the Episcopal diocese of
Massachusetts,
n a Ia
extending The terms OF officials to four years
was passed by the Legislature OF 1898. 1t Is
in the county government bill and reads as fol-
lows:
All elective county and township officers. ex-
cept otherwise provided for in this act, shall be
elecled at the general election 10 De held IN
November, 1894. ana every four years thereafter.
unless otherwise herein provided, and shall take
once at IL O'Clock meridian on the hrst Monday
after the first day OF January following their cleo
ton.
There Is nothing In the law that makes this
extension OF terms of officers applicable to San
Francisco. and 1t is the opinion of attorneys
that 1t does not. Still there may be some joker
In the act that Jack in the box Will pop
whether 1t does apply TO San Francisco or not
may yet nave TO be determined by tue Supreme
Court OF this State.
PosTAL-CARDs-Mrs j. NJ, City. The postal
authorities hold that a postacard on which
tnelr is printed or written dun addressed TO
anotner Is unavailable matter. But the authorl-
Ties also hold that postal.csrd with state
meht OF account thereon, when 1t does not con-
tam anything rejecting injuriously upon the
couuucI or character of another, or threat OF
any klnu, or any matter forbidden by law, may
pe transmitted IN HE mall. Further, the de-
partment does MOI hold that the usual legal no.
tices sent out by Tax COLI ct0rS that TAX Is due
or about to become due, written or printed upon
posta-cafos, is unmaiia BILE matter. In view OF
these rulings lodge or association Weulo De
JustiHeu IN sending postal-cards 10 members
Notifying them that on a certain date regular or
speclai dues are payable, or that for non attend
ance penalty had been imposed. and that the
same would be payable al a specified Time.
BUsH-sTREET Carl. w. L.. Oakland Cal.
Inc Sutter-street Railway Company holds a
franchise and has laid tracks on Bush street,
from hearny west to Fillmore. In order
TO hold this franchise the company runs car
over tne track or part of the track once day.
IL Is not USED Tor regular traffic. There never
was llDe OF cars running direct from the Terry
street. Al one time The cars OF the Central
company ran cars from East STREET, opposite
Inc Terry, along the following route: jackson,
Sansome, Bush, Kearny, Post. Stockton,
Geary. Iayior. Marcel Turk. Fillmore and
Iost streets 10 Cemetery avenue. The same
some 10 Battery. and at another time on Bush
stree from Sansome 10 Dupont (now Grant
ayenue)
WoRKiNGMEN's PARTY-C. H. s.. City. The
nfst step toward the organization OF the Work
lnsmen's party in California was meeting
held III San Francisco on the evening OF Sep.
TEMPER Il, 1877. when the principal speakers
were the late Philip A. Roach and Denis
kearney. The first snnd-lOf meeting was held