davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1894-11-06
ALAMEDA.

The City Trustees met last evening. Harry
j. ROssiter made complaint against the
Poundmaster, alleging that he had united two
OF his horses and two days afteTward had had
them killed. POunumaster Tapio explained
that he took the horses as an officer of the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO AMI
mails, not as Poundmaster. Trustee Stephen
son said he had proof that he was not a MEM
Der Of the Humane Society, which has been out
of existence for TWO years, new society being
lately organized. Tapo admitted he was not a
member OF The new society. lie had got 90
cents apiece from the boneyard for The horses.
Referred TO the committee TO report next Mon
day night.
Mr. Dam, for the Ladies' Relief Society,
withdrew their names IN the protest against
the grading and macadamiZing OF san jose ave-
nue., formerly Jefferson street. The protest
was oveTruled
The ordinance opening Buena Vista, west OF
Webster street, was passed. j. g. Lin
derman Caroline e. DwineIie and others pro-
tested against laying sewer on Washington
and Post streets. Laid over one week. A
petition was presented for the matchmaking
OF Haight avenue, between Third ana Ninth
streets.
4 Night of Politics.
The eve before election was a lively one 10
Alameda. almost all the parties being repre-
sented in meetings. at the west end the Non
PartiSaDs listened To stirring speeches by
Henry Z. Dalton, j. W. TOmpkins, /. \. Chap
man, Harry II. Morse, .. S. Meysil and other Of
their nominees. The Republican clubs paraded
moth meeting afterward in Annoy Hall. Hon.
{. W. Kyle and DR.. Q. l.. Tisdae were the chief
speakers.
His Skull Fractured.
Charles Rosenberg, aged II, son OF Auc-
tiOneer Rosenber had his skull fractured last
night aud is In a prPearious condition al The
Receiving Hospital. Young Rosenberg was at
tempting to board Grove-street car at Twen-
ty-IOurth and Grove streets when he was thrown
to the ground.
Non-Partisans Enthusiastic
The Non-Partisan county candidates closed
their campaign in Alameda County last night
were made by Harry Morse. j. W. Ward,
Councilman DaltOl. Major Tompkins and
others. Judging from the crowd and enthusl-
aSm, IL seems certain that the Non-PaTtlsan
ties ct will sweep Alameda. Morse received a
regular ovation when he rose TO speak, and has
been greeted the same way wherever he has
appeared in the county.
Dalton, il Is certain, Will carry Alameda,
although 1t is Hays home, and it will not be
surprising 10 see the whole floating vote STAN
peded toward the popular Councilman. The
railroad Is making every EFFORT 10 defeat him,
Steve Gage himself making a personal fight
against him. The Alameda shipyards will 20
almost unanimously for Dalton.
Peter Olsen's Plight.
Matrlmony has proved a silken sn are for
Peter Olsen, for his wife OF advanced years Is
determined tina; the case OF battery against her
young husband shall come TO trial, the case
being set for the 18th inst.
Going to China.
Mrs. William Whitley aud little daughter,
with her niece, Miss Nellie Drumm, leave to-
day by steamer China for China, where Mrs.
Whitley joins her husband.
The morning call., 1894-11-06
$1OO RE:WARD
In addition to the Reward of 500 offered
by the Governor of the State for the arrest and
conviction of each person guilty of violating
the election laws, the
COUNTY COMMITTEE OF THE CITIZENS
N0N-PARTISAN PARTY

Hereby offers an additional reward of 500
for the arrest and conviction Of each and
every person illegally voting or illegally
attempting to vote, or purchasing or Illegally
attempting to purchase, or falsely canyassing
and returning, or attempting to falsely can
vass and return, the votes cast on said cleo
ton by any member of the Precinct Boards
Of Election at the General Election to be
held in the city and county of San Francisco
on November 6, 1894. Said reward will be
paid on presentation to THOMAS MAGEE.
Chairman of the County Committee of the
Non-Partisan Party, of certified copy of
the Judgment of conviction in each case
until the total of such rewards reaches thu
sum of S2500.
The morning call., 1894-11-06
HALE'S HONEY OF
H0REH0UND and TAR

Is a positive, unquestionabls and never
failing preventive Of
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.
Ifyou have a COUGH, COLD or the slight
est tendency to LUNG TROUBLES, do not
TRIFLE WITH YOUR LIFE, but at once
take
HaIe'S Honey Of HOrehOund and Tar,
1t will give you IMMEDIATE RELIEF and
SPEEDILY EFFECT a CURE
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
Pike's Tootbacbe Drops Cure In One Minute.
oc23n FrTu
The morning call., 1894-11-06
ANTON ROMAN
FOR RECORDER.
VOTING NUMBER, As.
PROPOSALS
For Finishing the Girls High School

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
~ Supervisors of the city aud county OF San
Francisco. November 2, 1894.
In accordance with Resolution No. ll.227
(Thrd Series) OF the Board of Supervisors. and
in conformity with the Get OF the Legislature su-
thorizing the Board OF Supervisors OF the city and
county of San Francisco TO lease certain school
lot. Issue bonds purchase sites and erect school
buildings, etc., approved March 30. 1874,
session of the board on MONDAY AFTERNOON
November IL. 1894 from TO $3.50 O'Clock for the
completion OF the Girls high School, situated on
Scott street. between o'Farreli and Geary streets
in strict conformity with plans and specifca atoms
to be seen at the Office of I. j. Welsh, architect
NOTfCE-Bidders viii estimate with the dis
tinct understanding that the work proposed VIII
be awarded separately to the lowest bidder, and
that bid will be received or entertained unI less
from party who is known to be dealer in or
contractor for the character of work bid upon BID
ders VIII state a specific sum in compliance with
the specifications for the work as follows;
First-Boundary wall complete, concrete OF
granite.
Second-Ventilatiou complete.
1hird-PlasteTing centers ETC.
FUurth-Plumbing, gasftting and gas fixtures
and electric work
Fifth-Carpentry, ioinery. painting, tinting and
Hardware and all work specified, but not particu-
larly mentioned above. as per plans and specifica
tons prepared by T. y welsh a. ss aforesaid.
sons employed upon the work
The party to whom the contract Is awarded will
be required, prior to or at the time of the execu-
tion Of the contract, to pay proportion of the
cost OF advertising this notice In three daily
newspapers.
In order to preserve uniformity and to facilitate
the award the Board has resolved to receive no
bids unless made upon blank forms prepared by
the committee. And bidders upon any Of the first
four propositions must deposit with their bids a
certified check for the sum of $500, and propo-
sftion No. acertiied check of $1,000, conditions ed
If the proposal is accepted and the contract
awarded. and II the bidder shall far or neglect to
execute written agreement ana give the re-
CURED bond within six days after, the sum sh al!
be paid into the city and county treasury by said
CLERK as IiQudated damages Tor failure and
neglect.
Blanks furnished by the clerk.
The Board reserves right TO reject all bids II
the public good so requires.
II o.. "A, IL lark
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14

fngie Iaut I: ~Eein BiibneniDerf ms1r.
70 ipabr ih Nlfreb Werner belize !
0pdoufutbmenb, tpie befreit BON bOs
fem 9ann, betrat Ct feline Mobnune.
@lsbetb tbeilte baS 3imner Der
Rinber. benn bas einidbrige Rndblein
beburfte aud In ber Naht oft ibrtr
nriitterlihsn pfIsse. Cine fleine grim
bef6irmte Campo mari fhpu4es 2i4t
u,f ibr Eager.
Gdhts, fahte Dffnete Mlfreb Merntr
bic 5biir, ndberte fi9 alf ben 3sbens
Ipiben Der anf9einenb @hlafenbea
unb tiibte fie.
Glsbetb aber bdhte nit fdurn alt
unterbriidenbsm 2dda.ln /: ,Nie iouf
Dn erfabren, iperDir beute als Spbinr
bas MGtbIel gereiht, tper Dir uls 3is
aeunerin bic Maste bon Deinem innes
rem G.lbit genommen, Dieneiht Dir
bic grl1fung gebrdht.3
rglsbetb !" fliiitert ct. fi9 node
mails binabteusenb.
.Du, Mlfreb 2 5hon 2"
.Su CUTE Nadt, mein Gngel -
es mar obne Did 10 -"
SD. f9. i'd! Du tpedit bic aleis
ffptr -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14

-Qnfriatis. Wautter: .Men
bm fleinen Rinbern fat man bod Elm
rthtes Rreua;.... penn iie nur erft Elm
ipenia arOBer iinb, bann gebt es f9on
1eihter!" -geiud (obnsbin fdon err
arimmt iiber bds ungs3osene Senebs
men Der 9Rben): vDd baben Sic
Heht, and6iae sSrau-bann fam man
iis tpeniaitens ale Sage Elm paar Mul
atb0ria burhbauen!"
- Mufftg. 60ren sic, Sic
ipolIen Waitslisb unierss Mdbisteitse
bereins fein urb am eriten Sage na1
.eSbrer Mufndbme finbet man Sic be-
frunten i'm Hinnitein! = Oas lit eben
Gin 3eiden meiner MdBisfeit.- S9D=
mes 3ei9en bas! - Nd, erlauben Sic,
friiber fiel i9 bod immer in meiner
6tammfneipe unter ben Slid!
-0erfebIte Mirtung. -
Motoarapb: .So, nlein 6err, iebt
bite id, sSbre Nuaen auf bieles pla=
lat au ridten. unb ein re4t freunoli-
Dies @sfidt au ma9en." @tubent !:
.Das ift mir unnDgli9 !" pboto>
araph: .marum benn?" @tubent:
~sasa. auf benz Wafat ftebt ia: Gs pirb
aebeten. alei4 at beaabIen!"
Gr fennt ibn.- Men14.
1einrib. LAB Did nnlarn1sn! Sd
bin 70 gliidlidb! sd babe mild geitern
berlobt. Werlobt2- ga. Sd babelei@
btr fein Bilb bon mtinsr 9raut BET
mir; ober icb min iis Dir saHa senau
6sT4rsfben. ST nidt nDtbis! Nenne
mir nur bic Snume ibrer Mitgift,
Annn tpeiB ih fhon genug!
Gein Manfd. o.: SD fage
Dir. n,sins sSran iit cine @dlangt!
g.: Gm. ih m0hte lpobl, bdb nlsine
6ns ipGre. BERN cine @,hlange befDmmt
Ebes sSabr BON ielbit cine neue 9aut,
nnb rleiner ssrdu mab i6 minbtftens
brtimal i'm ssahr Elm neues RleiO tai<
fen!
GtoBfeufser. Satin
Yrinen neiien 0ut 5eisenb): GitR NAL,
2nrLbas 1T bic lebte MoDe. Gatte:
@ iDiinfhte, he tpdr's, absr nGhfttn
Nonut fon,nrt ID ipisber cine unbtre!
Aud tiutRrnntbeit.
s3cfxpb: 6err Gebrtr, sic foIIt 10 gut
Tin asnb fcIIe nieiner Gdtpejftr lirs
fnub gk6en! lebrsr: Mds ftblt ibr
<Rn9 Soispbe &c fit tes> S&ubl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14

BEN berbunbenen @ectionen conitruirt
finb. bsfeitiat pirb. 4uf Der inneren
Seite Der sselaen finn parallel angea
brahte hoble Reifen, tpelde nit benz
felben bur6 furae 5peihen berbun5en
ifnb: bieie Speihen finb in bic Sell
gen eineelhraubt, tpdbrenb ibre innes
rem @nben in RDpfen ausluufen, bic in
ben Reifen feitgebalten tperoen. gluf
Der inneren Seite elmer ieoen Nabe
unb nit berielben feIt berbunben befin~
bet fib ein 3abnrabgetrHbe !; iebe
Nabe bat Elm cnlinbri|9 gebobrtes
God aur gufnabme tbrer M9fe, an
benen bas @eiteu Der ean5en Maf9ine
bGnat unb tpslhe in Rugell9arnisren
lauren. Das innere Gnbe elmer .ieben
Mhfe lduft in einem Ropfe aus, Der
an benz oberen She'll bes 6auptess
fteQs befsftiat lit. Das 3ebtere 1T
aus 6phleifen eoEitruirt unb bat Die
@eitdlt zines lateinifhen Il. eSn Der
aanaen 2dnas ieber Seite bes @eitenes
bsfinbet iido Elm @eftdnge nit einsm
@striebe an benz pberen gnbe, tpelnes
in bas 2dhnrab an Der Nabe einareiIt
ilnb baburh bas Hao betpegt, tpdbrsno
bds untere Gnbe in Elm anberes Ge~
triebe on elmer furaen malle greift,
bic tpiebernm mittels Rurbsln nit ge~
ip1bnliAen Sretern (psbalen) in @sr>
binbuna iteht. Ourh bieIe Rurbsln
nit ben Sretern ipirft bic Sretfraft
auf bic Ndben unb betpsgt bas Nab.
Ser Sib lit an ben gnoen Der in BEN
Naben laufenben 9aupta9Ien befeitist
unb aus Stahl eonItruirt, Der cine 8e@
tpsauna nd6 ben Seiten, dbsr ipeoer
nah portpdrts nod nah riidtpdrts su@
lGBt. 9renrfen aus 6ie9Iamen Sta6fs
itdben finb ebenfalls porgefeben unb
bas 2enfen aefbiebt obne S9tpierig=
felt burA entiprehenbe 8slpegunsen
b.s RDrpers. Mit bisTem Ginrab iolr
eine iebr aroBe 54neIisteit eraislt
tperben fOnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
Su, Gtnrao.

! 10 4 . rt t--
Der qroBen Mrmee Ser @tablrobe
Draaoner. ipelhe iih aus MdHnltir
unb Weiblein aller eibiIifirten 2dnbsr,
refrrtirt. tpirb in einem rleupatentirs
ten ginrab cine aortbenegungsM Maz
fdine aeboten. tpelhe, ben 0erbetBunS
aen bes Grfinbers aufolge, bic beiten
3tpeirdber melt iibertreffen foll. Sn
biefer Mafdine iit Der SIP innerbulb
bes Nabes utb unter beHen Nhien
arranairt, 10 bab bas 8alaneiren
ieidht ern,Dalidt ipirb. Das grobe
GuBsre @ab, tpelhss ben sanaen Be-
tpeaunasapparat trdgt, bat einen pnsle
matiIhen Meifen, tpel9sr an boblen
Hslaen, bic aus ein3elnen, NIT Shrau4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
eie ,.no i'd.

sW bab' eine 2iebfte, bie bi9tet
Bei Sag unb Bel Naht,
OoA ni1t fir i1n1ben Mamnon.
Weil's ibr Wergniisen ma9t!
SD fpiirb' iie b'rum niht f9elten,
Bebielt fie's nur fir fi9;
ssSebp1 nit ibren Werfen
Beitiirn,t bic 2iebIte mid.
l1nb ni1t NAL laden barf in,
Gonft it's NIT uns borbsi, -
GD beia i9 meinen Sfen
Wiit ibrer S9reibsret!
Der @runb. Menf1, .Dm
lisoit nod i'm 8ett, unb es lift fhon
balb Wiittag! Mas min i6 maeben2
Sd babe nGmlifb teinen Negenf1irm.
Mber besbalb fannft Ou bod auf@
Heben. - @o2 Run, tpie ion ib benn
In benz 6unbeipetter ba brauBen IN Die
Rneipe fommtn9!
sSm 3ptifel. SeTas
penn piibt'. ob Der g'f1nisgelte
6err brifben Der 0err Baron lit, Der
nj nnbttet, ober Der Grifsur, Der mir
net Gaar frdufelt!
Gtimmt. Grnu (3umU1ann):
Erint net fo bic. Bier, Mltsr, Du ipirt
kb'u. Du mubt nod tirulal fttrbtuj
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14
g y btu 6.
Gin. asrnssaIssI4,4s oon seaaaaa seirmaS'

9lIfreb Werner betrat In MepbiIfos
trn9t bas @hlnfaimHsr feinsr Rin-
Der. Rubig atbmenb. NIT roiigen
Mangen lagen bic fiiben Rleinen in
ibren bliitbentpeiBen 8ettd.n, pdbreno
bic iunee Mutter, eins anmutbigeJrau
nit eoIbblonbem 5adr. entiig bein
2ampenliht an einem MDd1en ndbte.
0ertpunbert blidte fie nit ibreR
sro5en, fpredenbsn 4usen bon ibrer
Mrbeit auf.
rDu, alfrebg SD slaubte. Du pds
reft fhon lange fort!"
rOa, ndb' mir mai bas Rn6pfaen
an, aber 1nnsr, glsbetb, mein Wagen
ipartet." Wetf ungebulbiger Miene
mari er ibr BEN 8aubanbfaub bin,
rRun, Du fasit ia gar ni4ts; ipie ge<
fane ih Dir in meinem MnSus2"
vDu bdtteit feinsn beFeren, tA
ipolIte fasen, pafenberen tpdblen tons
men," faste lie nit lsiiem Mnflus bon
Spot.
pfeifenb itelIte er fid nun Dor ben
@piesel unb fanb, baB ibn ber feuers
rptbe Mtlas nit benz fdnarsen Sams
met pirtlid auberoroentlia gut tleis
bete, ia, bab audi Mnes au feiner
Masfe itimrnte, Der rabeni9parae
@pibbart, bic fart eefdrbte 8raue,
bic Mephiftpperriide; er 5ah tpaArs
baftis sana unb gar fataniid aus (;
felbIt mad Der Oemastirung parbs
man i'm, ben blonben Mlfreb merner.
idperlib ertennen.
,Du trsdT bic aIeinen, Mlfreb, iie
iperben beim grna1en iiber Did erz
Ihreden, bite, fei bod ftta!"
rBab! sic fdlafen ia tpie Murmels
there"
@ie onttpprtete nibt, bic 9anb
obsr, nit hsr iie bas GnDpf4en ans
ndbte, aitterte.
rNoa nidt fertis9 Das bauert ia
me gtpigteit = 10 enblid."
gr nabm ben 9anb14ub ohne Olnt
entsegen unb entfernts fid nit einsm
flu9tigsn r@ut, Na6t, Sdab!" =
Or Der S9pelle panbte er ii9 i9r
nodmals gu: nSors' ia bafiir, baB
bic 2ieie mprssn frub in meiner Hdbe
ni9t 70 laut flappert n1b i9euert =
unb baIte Die &inber itill; ia muB
ausfdlafen; ipdtsr sibts hOnif9 gu
arbsittn. 0iellei9t iiebit Ou eintge
Der Gorrecturbosen, Die auf mein:m
S9reibtifh liesen, fir mid burd;
iis mifIen 1pGteitsns um elf ll5r IDrz
mittags our Poit."
rWenn i9 3sit finbs, Nlfreb."
,6err bss 0tntmels! Oieie Sang
peiltqfeit! Simmer baslelbe 2ieb: tpenn
i9 3eit finhe! DIS ob fol9' pi9tige
Mrbeit ni9t Nllem boranginge! Was
Sbr Srausn iiberbaupt nur ben gan=
aen lieben laneen Sag NIT Gurer 3eit
anfanst! = &omm', binbe mir bic
Masfe nod ettpas feiter."
sic srbpb iid ihpeisenb uno that,
tpie ibr sebeiben.
so, ia, CLAUDE mir, i9 bliebe aud
lieber baheim in meinem gsmiitbli6en
3immsr unb idriebe an meinsm 2uite
fpicle, als bab i6 iebt nod ausse1e.
NGein tpie oarf ia in unferer realiItiz
fden 3eit iol6' quite gelsssnbeit 5nr
8eobadtuns entfdliipfen lafen. 8,
ipie biel Stoff id pisber finhsn
tperbe."
vStoff9" Glsbetb la9ts unb tlopf!e
ibm auf ben Nrm, ran Stoff feblt es
Dir tpobl ME, mein 2ieber, tpiinf9en
mir, Ou fGnbet auf Der Masferdhe
AUDI ettpas 9eift; nun. amiifire Oih"
Gleih barauf perfapanb Mepbiitp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14

sSn ben pro6tpon erleu9teten &duz
men bss &urbaufes f4nirrten Gle
buflten Mdsten bur6einanber; immer
mebr itrDnlten herein, Siirfen, 8auz
srn i'm Hationalfoitiim, 3igeuner, Ooz
minos, als tpollte es nimmer enosn,
als bGtte Der &ornebaltaumel gang
Wiesbaben srfabt unb in ben Strupel
bineinesri1sn.
Die Muftf rau19te, 8iele tpirbelten
iid i'm 5anae, Mnbere singen um6er,
nedten chamber, ipanhsrten bon Sall
su Saal, faBen paarpeifs auf ben
Ibpellenben 9ibdns unb SeiIeln ODER
erg0bten ii6 bonn 8obium aus an btTl
farbenprdhtigen 8ilbe.
glfr.b Wsrner mar sli feiner groben
Jrsube nidt Der einaise Der 60ae entz
ftiegene, in fldmmenb rot6en Mtlas Je=
fleibete bDie Geift; auBer ibm ma6a.n
nod bret anbere Mepbiitos ben
ihliipfrisen g5artetboben bes Raraez
balls fir bic berumtanaenben 8rst4sn,
RDniginnen, 8dusrinnen uno anbere
i1pade Sterblihe sefdbrli4; ia, elmer
Der 60nenseiiter mar ibm 10 tduiaeab
dbnlid setleihet, glid ibm 70 febr an
@eitalt unb 6altung. baB nur Elm
Guberit iharfes Muge ben unterI9isb
erfannt bdtte. Wie ibn bieie bret
Dopp.lsdnger bor ieber gnthsdung
ober GideriteIluns feiner perf0nlidz
f.it i1iibten, tpenn bur9 bic 0ez
fhtpGbigteit irgsnb elmer 9o9ter gpas
feline Waasfe perratben mare. llnb er.
tppIlte ii1 amiiiiren. duf feline Mrt
amiiirsn, gana i'm @ebeimen. gs
burfte ni6t gefAefen, baB einigs aon
bieisn S9reibfebern, bic bier in elmer
Mengs umberflosen, als bate man
minbefens elm DnBenb @dnie GEE
rupft unb bic iebe .gsniale' bon Der
eerneinen 8abn Der Mntdslidfeit abz
iDeidenbe 9anblung als pifanten 2etz
ferbi1sn aufsabelten, ibn, 4lfreb Wer@
ner, BEN iiher balb neltberiibnten
Drdmatifer, berausipiirten, ii4 in
edit tpeibliner Wei1e iiber i'm in BE-
fpsguns fsbisn unb ibn als @omanbel-
ben, Ieiner gan5en Miirbe sntfleioei,
Gpiebrutben laufen lieBen. Mie fiiblte
II fih burh bic brei 5OlIenbriiber sss
felt seHn iolae Gefabr!
syorfhenben Muges ipunbeltt er cine
Meils umber, Obns baB ibm cine sin<
sige Masfe bsgesnett, bic ietne Mnis
insrtfnmtsit LANCER als cine Winatt
fefTelte; tsine Der bitlen fdaDnen Grs
fdsinungsn rxi5te ibn gum 3aa5s.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-14

DonnerIdlaae. 9err bes Simmsls /!
Wer mar bic 3iseunerin 2 Das mar
alIo Der Ruf, ben sr genob 90
fpra9 man iiber ibn
Die Gntbsduns fsinssHamens burd
bic eigene llnborfidtigteit CAB ibm
natiirli1 aud gu benfen. uno t:abel
bate er cine Gmpfinbung, als ndbme
linn sSsmanb bic Waste bon ieinem
inxriten Msien. als entbiille fia feis
mem geiitigen Muge feline tpabre See
lenpbpiiognomie nit al ibren Teblern
unb @1pG9en. glein. nein, 10
5Alimm, gana 70 f9limm tpie bic 3i~
geunrin ibn seIdilbsrt, mar er ni4t.
Nergebli9 iudte er bic @pbing, nm
ibr Bic 2Dfllns bss Hdthfels gu brin>
gen. Wie tpunberbar. bab er aus
ibrem RdItlsin cine Jrase sesriffen,
heren Mnttport er burh eine an ii9 ge=
mad,te grfabrung finben follte. Die
MnttDcrt bieB Der Rlatf9!
sSn fi9 setsbrt, trat er ben 5simipsg
an. Qlls er bic Mnlagen Dor benz
aurbaufe bur9fdritt, falus es Mit-,
terna9t ; bic i1Iasifd heleudteten-
Rdsfaben pldt5nerten unb raufhten /;
bas feline GeGff Der Bdume bob ii4 iDie
fhpar5es Spibsngetpebe bonn monbs.
erbeIIten Ginlrtal ub. Niele Ders
niumn,te @eftdlten eilten an ibH por=
iiber tDie blinb unb taub gegen bi.
MuBenipelt ging e iueiter. Die Qlns
reh, ber Gpbinr lag ibm I'M Sim
,laB Did srl1ltn |! lnB Did etlO-'
len + llnb pl0bl;d bob Ct bie9anD
.mpOr pie gum ftierIi1eu gibe unO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
KINGS COUNTY DECISIONS.

| The Kings County Boarl of Supervisors mas
been turned over to the Republicans by Il de-
| cjsion of Justice Cullen. The opinion Is an IN
structivc commentary upon the folly of political
trickstcrs in ovcrrcaching themselves. super
| visor Kchoe was elected last year by the Board
of Aldermen to fill an uncypircd term After
| the November election his colleagues feared that
the incoming Board of Aldermen would us
Mace him with Il Republican. Accordingly mt
the end of the year they accepted his rcsigna-
ton and then reelected him for the current
year. thereby exposing themselves 10 veto
from Mayor Schicrcn. Justice Cullen now r'a-
sons that the Supervisor might have held on
TO his office if he had not resigned ii. but That
he has lost ii through the operation or the
MAYORS veto. The grounds for the decision are
technical, but the effects are most sallltlry
A discrcdtablc political trick has been brought
TO nallght. The Republicans have been put III
possession Of the Board Of Supervisors ana VIII
be able to remove John Y. Mckanc from the
office of temporary president.
Justice Iandon of the Supreme Court has ron
dcrcd Il decision which is not equally salts
factory on public grounds. He has not sus-
tanned Mayor Schicren's action in slispemllnS
Fire Commissioner Ennis from office. The re-
instatcmcnt of the Commissioner may work
much mischief although his term will expire
today, and his successor can then enter upon
Office under a new commission On his last day
in office Commissioner Ennis can appoint the
Chief Of the Fire Department ana thereby ne
the hands Of his successor The brooklyn char
ter. while excellent in nearly all respects. has
M least two defects The appointments "f
heads Of departments by an incoming Mayor
ought not 10 be- delayed for Il month after Ii"
enters office II Mayor Schiorcn had been ADJ"
10 put his candidates in otc" on the second
day Of the year. many Of the wasi"ful and scan
daloliS acts committed in the Fire. Parks ana
other departments would have been for"SiaIl"d.
He has been conducting an administration for
thirty days with all departments in ih" hands
of politicians bent upon expanding money I'M
necessarily and embarrassing him in every pos
Siblc WAY We also think that the charter
would h, improved If ia" Mayors power Of re-
moval were. mad" as ahSolui" ~ his power or
appointment. Justice Llndon's decision may u"
good law. but II makes in this inSanc" for
bad administration Commissioner Ennis goes
ont "f office with something which looks liz"
4 judicial vimdication. and that j. The last thing
that h" has deserved after his ScandIlOllS al
mnl>irution Of the Fire Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
PERSONAL.

The Rev. DR. George Gbson's congregation in
the United Presbyterian Church OF San Francisco.
listened n few Sundays ago to a sermon by Mrs
Charles r.. Peake. formerly an actress OF some
prominence. who became converted about six
months ago and Is devoting herself 10 Christian
work She has begun series of revival meetings
In San Francisco
Admiral de JonvIlle the aged Vice Admiral %
the French fleet. has just issued a volume OF rem
inlscences. For "A man Of action his literary record
Is considerable. During the Empire he was a fire.
quent contributor to the Revue des Deix Mondes''
To Americans he is chiefly known by his account OF
the Army OF the Potomac which Is considered to
give him high place among war correspondents
Captain Ienas Bourne OF the American
schooner Hattie h. Smith. has received from the
Italian Government a silver medal for his gallant
rescue OF the OF the Italian bark Vlncenzo
Galatola, whom he landed at NewBedford last Au-
gust.
William Harring Won Ammon. who died recently
In San Francisco. IL said to be the man who first
introduced into the United States the of ltho-
graphing In colors He YVES native of Prussia
and was sLghy-two years old. Hs was brought
over from Europe BY PganS = Coz after attaining