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Arizona republican., 1896-03-15

The meteorological reports takt ] during term Of yeais at the govern ment observatory, Charultapac castle. City of Mexico, give the following re- suit: Average temperature, 1877 to 1892, 60 degrees. The summer tempe rature is evenly tempered by the pure mountain air of the elevations reached by the Mexican Central railway. It is justly claimed that Mexico is the best summer resort. Climatic table of the republic verifying the above statement will be furnished by the undersigned.
 J. F. DONOHOE,
 Com'l Agent, Fl Paso, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-15
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

Dr. Vickers. and w A. Drake came down from Prescott yesterday after noon. Sai
 J. B. Mullen, deputy assessor for Tempe, was in the city yesterday on business. es-s ST. S
 aty Attorney Pierce Evans returned yesterday from business trip to San Francisco. ss
 H. s. Shamp of Santa Rosa. Cal, is in Phoenix with the intention of per manently locating.
 w. H. Smith of St. Louis left yesser- day morning for his home after spend ing several weeks in the valley. II
 Sam Purdy, the Pacific Grotto man, leaves via the Santa Fe this morning for Los Angeles. He will be absent about week. 'fas
 M. J. Nugent left last night for Yuma. He wiN go to Los Angeles from there to attend the funeral of Thos. Gates. a Miss Nina Holcomb who has been visiting friends in this city for some weeks, last night left for her home in Santa Ana, Cal.
 Jay B. Edwards, the Good Templar lecturer, has gone to Jerome to or ganize a lodge of the order in that flourishing camp.
 Captain Rose Mckinley, who com manded the Salvation Army corps in this city, has gone to Los Angeles, to which point she has bee1 transferred.
 The entire force of The Republican
 
 tonhole bouquet from the Shore. Man ager Hall always remembers the print ers
 Mrs. A. H. Gillette, mother of Ticket Agent Gillette of the Santa Fe, and Mrs. F. A. Adams, his sister, are vis- iting the genial agent. The ladies were greatly surprised to discover that there was no snow here.
 James Stafford and wife of Chicago arrived in the city Friday. MT. Staff ford is the representative of the FL delty and Casualty company of New York and will remain several weeks in this city in the interests of that cofn- pany.
 Rev. F. c. Lee, of Three Rivers, Michigan, is in the city the gues. of Rev. Chase. MT. Lee is here to look at the country and will probably re- main week or so. He is missionary and for ten years was stationed in India.
 Probate Judge Grouse went to Mesa yesterday on business. During his absence i.hree young swains called for marriage permits and were very much disappointed when told that they would have to postpone getting mar ried until the judges return. Judge Masterson arrived yesterday morning from Yuma. He says that community was greatly shocked when the news was noised around that Su- perintendent Gates committed suicide. The remains will be shipped to Los Angeles this morning for interment and several of the citizens of Yuma vii. attend the funeral
 Vance Roskins returned Friday from Brazil, Indiana. He left Phoe- nj couple of weeks ago for that place with the intention of staying, but dur ing the five days he was there he said there was only about four hours sunshine, the rest of the time it WAS showing or raining. He determined that Phoenix was the only place to live and came back to enjoy the sunshine. ;.sSs
Arizona republican., 1896-03-15
NEW RIFLES FOR MILITIA.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Senator Hawley, from the military affairs com mittee, today made a report authoriz- ing the secretary of war to issue Springfield rifles to the Nationa. Guard of the various states and territories in exchange for rifles now held by them.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-15
THE PRICE OF COPPER.

NEW YORK, March 14.-Dun & Co.'S. Weekly Review of Trade, in speaking of the minor metals, says that copper is in moderate demand at S11.12.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-15
CABLE CHESS MATCH.

NEW YORK, March 14-A chess team match by cable, eight on a side, between America and England began today.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-15
BROWN IN SUSPENSE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 14-The Congregational council in the investi- gation of Dr. Brown today adjourned until next week without arriving at a verdict.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-15

OAKLAND, March d4.-Daniel B. Mccoy, division superintendent of the
Arizona republican., 1896-03-15
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

A Contingency for the Vanderbilt
 Roads Being Looked Up.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-15

Dr. Vickers. and w A. Drake came down from Prescott yesterday after
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

Dor benz 6au1e No,266 6ubIon 4oe. Ttonb
9onnerftag Na6mittag cine mebrere bum
bert &0pfe ftarfe Menidenmsnge, Die neuz
gierig ben 3ertrimmarten Snbalt elmer &tfte
BON riefigen 9imenIionen, beite6enD aus ben
5rdgmenten elmer Sanitation Der peltbez
rii6mten lt6r bes StraB6urger Miniters,
in Nugeni9ein na6m, pd6renb fb Der
gerfertiger ber5elben, Der Zimmerman
@ntpn Graef, go. 266 6ubfon 4be., in pebz
miitbigem S6mer5e Die SPARE ~ausraufte
nnb Drtnnen in Der WO6nung, BON benz idz
ben fur9t6aren S9idfalsf9lag 5ufammen%
ge6ro3en, Die Satin @raef'S, umringt BON
i6ren neinenben &inbern, in t6rdnenlofem
S9mer5e auf einem @9emeG bodte, tpie
9eiftesabtpeIenb bor 5h9 bin6riitenb.
Neun Sabre unermibli6er Nrbeit unb
$4,000, bic @rfparniie ieines 2ebens, Die er
fir Nusldgen brdu9te, bate Die @erfertiz
gung @raef gefoftet. Mit @toI5 bIidte er
ouf ba3 pplenbete &unftperf, pel6es feines
@lei9en in ben Ser. Staaten 5u9te. Die
1tbr mar 6 SUB bo9 unb 5 SUB brett, 5eigte
Die SGges3e1t dller 0dlpt1td0te Der Welt,
1opie Die @onIteQdtion Der befdnnten Sternz
bifber; unb es befanben it9 in bsrIeDben
100 me9anif3e Siguren, neGbe bic @poftel,
6anbnerfer BEL i6rer Nr6eit II. |. m. bor@
1teaten, Die bel iebem Stunbenf9Gage in
Mftion trdten. 9onnerftag poQte 9taef has
&unitnert in Der S9ule IN Der 9Dbne
@penue unb %. @traBe ausfte1en. @r
engusirte gum Sransport be1elben einen
@%rpreBmann. S9un befanb fi6 Die iorgz
fdltig Derpadte nbr auf benz Wagen, uls
elmer Der 9anblanger ft4, an Die &iite
fafienb, 6inabI6tpang. Die &tite gerietb ms
@6panfen, Elm @ntiebensi 9rei aus benz
Munbe @ruef's erfolgte unb i'm nd9ften
&ugenbIid lag &ite unb 1tbr, in 9ttOme
aerfpGittert, auf Dem @truBenpflaiter.
9err @raef eri6ien t0rperli9 unb
geiItig ge6ro9en. gr bat, pie I&on
erpdbnt, iein gun5es 8erm0gen unb Die
@rbeit LANCER Sabre geOpfert, I'm nun bas
@ert, faum DoGenbet, in @9erben 5ertriimz
inert gu fe6en. @raef i4aBt ben Msrt9 Der
u6r auf $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

Sn Der Na9burl4uft BON 8eGs StruBe
unb Sell Court berri6te Montag Nbenb tur5
na3 Z ubr cine f~ieber6afte @ufregung. BON
einem 9uBenb pOIi3iften Der 2arrubse
StruBenzP oli3eiitation tpurOe Elm regelre9z
tes &eieltreiben uuf ben r2angen" unb Den
r&ur5en" ubgebalten, pel9e, tpie ii9 bic in
9ruppen auf Der StruBe ite6enben, Dem
@4uuipiel nit SnterefIe fOlgenben 8epob=
ner nit pi9tiger Miene aufliiterten, tur5
DOr6er benz 8irt6 SriB &uguiin, SO. 707
Wels StraBe, einen 8efu9 abgeitattet bat
ten. Den 9alunten gillette es inbeB bieIes
Mal tpieberum, ibrer 8erbaftung gu emit
geben.
Die 8aubgefellen, Die Dem i%obtalen Wirt6
burm ibren unerpiinf9ten 8eiuA Die gan8e
2aune perbarben, betraten Iein 2otal gegen
z n6r NbenOs, beIttateu 5pei 9las 8ie1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
Reifen in oen felfenoebiroen.

0ie oicenil9e 9inie Ser Welt", bic 0eipe,
& &io @ranbe= Isl lenbabn, bietet ben &etielt=
ben in Colorado, ntab ultb Neu= Wterifo Die
9emablteten &eiortS. unb Dem iiber ben Gonz
tilelt &eiiellben Die eroBarti9ite Sceuerte.
0ie birefte 9il1te mad Cripple Greet, benz
9r0Btelt @ol6loger Der 0elt. !3meimoliser
tdalider 3u9bienit nit bur6sebenben 4uGz
MATT S9lafwa9eu unb Sourtiten=Gors 5wi=
l9eu Oenper uub San Sralcisco unb Sos
Nn9eles.
@6reibt an g. 6. 6ooper, 6. g. & 8. g.,
0enper, Colorado, fir iauitrirte bei6reibenbe
Qamphlete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
GtabIirt 1ett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 umO 234 off 1%Rdm0OfDh. Sfrnke.

~V~ Nv ~c3 SH CvNNVV%HV c<%NR
spiIGen Eranfltn= uub Wtarfet.Str.,
@bica9D, S4S,,
bait fortlpabrenb ouf 2oGer:
WlMSerIeIere feline neue Wfild)uer SSGrtnge,
WeMc run. GarOtueS 1sNo ruff. &00i0r,
yeeMe GantbMr9er Nou=Ss6riuge,
GaI5IGroeIett, SarOcienbItter,
Tra1ls. GrttMeI=S arOines, &ieIer Sptctteu,
Wtaritirtem Mol, &9dlS nlO S3Mn9em,
GtrabbMr9er 0amsIeber=4aIteten,
I VraMffurter SrattDuriti t SiidIeu,
9Nnel0prfer Gent ttto @SetneIia,
SetttIteS SltOenOt, WtobuOI,
Wcd1ten GttM entbaIcr Sd1tueisert6Ie,
0rtlttet SSr1ntcrfGIe, fetniten Nimb. &9Se,
St0l. N1rntciatt= ttato boN. Goamer R1Ie,
Fromage de Brie, NeMi6ateler SAFE,
Nrams. Goamcforts&aie,
Nran5. Grb}ei, &apcrm Mno .0bantpismonS,
sccutfdc Wieiemfp0r9eL, 9tu=8urfen,
Eeinjtes sSWetid d. enmuS, 0etr. @eiOeIbeerew,
9lc6)tctt Stntbeerlaft ttno @intbeereii8,
Grifd)eu angarifd) ZEN 0spiett.8 aprifa,
@ettcGrctc 3 d. W1 uttne (~SiIse),
Strides &1ctoTcttnebI 9tciSMtebI.
cir. .Ssneipp'S GdDten @alss&afee,
1fcifer d .Siuer's &afees@Nems, i.
@iener Ssi9ets@affes, Gtd1oriem,
Tciuiten Snva=, @offn= u,tO Wios&aTee.
Wed)ten run. umo dDineIIdlen Tbee,
Teinite Wantua:ShotoIaoe uno &afao,
Wrildbe Md)We els engritbe, RerI8erite.
SSriS d)et W eli ei9Iies, @ritMfcrn, SSirSe.
&afer9ribe, Ytnien, 9tMoeIn, Maccarott,
Gcnoenfirtc SGWeisermiId), S9onig,
gledlten Siebi9's OIetihertraet,
Galem0rnsiatnet. WogeIfameu,
Wed1tett Barrier GdnnpftabGG bon &okbe&,
9eutidbc gpinmraoer, @oafrater,
&oIsSd)Mbe Mit0 /pantoffeIM nllcr 6r1Ren,
iolnie 1ue 6n0ercn 8roecrNsgN aarett
arbel ~btIi9itcn 8reiien.
Henry SChOalllxOnS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

Oas breiit0dige, aus 8adieinen aufgee
fubrte Sabrifgebdube Der Mc9uire Mfg.
&c., go. 1872 Norb @angamon StraBe,
purbe OonnertagMorgen gum grOBten5betl
Elm 3aub Der 6lammen. Gus nod unbez
fainter urIa9e e%ntitanb tur3 Dor II u6r
beute Morger1 i'm binteren Sbeil bes ober@
item 9todpertes elm 8ranb, unb bic Slam
men griffen 10 f9nea I'm it9, baB UNI 1 boz
2 16r bereits Elm ~5peiter Alarm abgegeben
tperben mubte. Oas Seuer mar bon einem
6errn 2aitrop entbsdt tporben, tpel9er ben
er ten Nlarm abgab. Den Nnitrengungen
Der 6suerpe6r gelang es, bas 5euer auf oas
cine @ebGube gu bsI9rdnten, mas Elm Slid
gu nennen mar, Da in Der unmittelbaren
umgegenO cine Menge tleiner 9ol5baraden
fteben, pel9e meiit bon Stalienern betpobnt
limb. Die Nufregung unter %benIelben mar
nutiirli9 cine riefige unb gum S6eil i4aff@
ten file ibre Sabfeligteiten aus i6ren @ob@
nungen auf bic 5traBe.
I'm % ubr itanb Die gan5e an Morganz
StroBe gren3enoe uno 5pif9en Iuitin uno
Single StraBe belegene 9interieite bes Sc
bduoss in belen Slammen, pel9e ben Sim@
mel tpeitbin nit ibrem blutrotben S9sin
iibergofen.
Ser S9a6en pirb auf 100000 abgez
T4dbt. Die 10 i4per bstroffene Sirma
iteate Materialien fir @iienbabnpaggons
Der. PrdliOent %. q. Mc9uire, @iceprdz
iioent 90; S, goot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
+ beiurid GIau6enius. i
Dim Donnerfae Nadmittae in Berlin ourdl
oas Nerpenieber oahingeraht.

Wie cine aus Berlin e%ingelaufene Sabel=
bepeI9e melbet, 1T bort 9onneritag Na9mtts
tag 0einri9 @lauKenius, elmer Der betannte=
item unb uugeIebeniten 0eutf9en Gbicaso's,
ben 5olgen zines NerDenftebers, an Dem er
anoertbalb @o9en frant barnteber gelegeu
bate, in ieiner 8Obnung, No. 5 Slauotns
StraBe, erlegen.
Inter ben Deutf9en, nel9e iih IN Ir1ez
rita gu berpprragenben G~tequngen 0urf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

6dmorrbotben, bis iebt ais unbeil=
bar betro9tet, f0nuen auf eine biGige, uu=
l6Gbli9e uub l6mer3loie 8eile, bur6 Die
Nnwenbun9 pon DR.. S. Silsbee's AWAKE
SIS, furirt perbeit, wel6es bur6 8auieaoe
pon lebenben 3eusen, pel6e ibre @eneiun9
bielem i9Gbbaren Mtttel git bal1feu baben,
bewielen lperben faun. Mnter rperbeit ouf
8erlan9en fl # II susei9idt bur6 P.
Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416, N. Y. gu
baben in alleu renommirtei1 %potbefeu. Sit
tet Gn6 Dor Na6abmnn9en. N6tet borauf,
baB bic lnteri9rift pom S. Silsbee, M. D.,
it@ onf ieber Seite Der S6abtel b%eftnbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
AN 1tuffre 2eGer.

S%efOtSere @end1ttan9 peroienett
sic att atSercr stcHe amge5ei9tcr
8ramicn, BEL Settc1t a1tBer oer
9t6onmemetttsbeOimsttn8 cine ner=
D6ltntBmGBt8 9crim9e 3mi6la9s=
sabtttn8 DerIat0t luiro. 9tcfcl6et
tito iebr f%Or9f6ltt9 9eaudDlt 1to
ttttr Gitfdnte 1T 9roBent MaBftabe
ertm0gIi@en 10 biat8e Se5a9sbe=
0%tn9Mm9ett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
Sel)r mertbuou fir graueu.

Ssadb iabrelan9en 8~ranfiein nit etnem Wsutterleiben
Der i1lmmiten @rt unb bon ben beiten 9eraten oIs
rnDeil6ar b~eaeid5net. babe i'd MID InlteBIiG burcb
en ~bormloies bdusliaes Ntittel ielbft eebeilt. 9ieIe
Wtittel lit 10 ipertbpoa, baB i6 irsenb elmer dbnIi6 be.
bofteten Srau cine 1Otd9i9e 8sbanolung fret auIenbe
Wtan %ooreiiire: wtrs. Gmilp 8aiett SputD 9eub, Sno
SiulleStpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

- 1tnfere gorrefppnnenten unb Masntsn
hefu9en bic foIgenben Stcuten:
!9err 9aul Sriebel bic Staaten Soma uno
Winneiota.
0err 5reb g9erf ben Stat @isconfin
uno ben n~orbneFli9en She'll pon Mi9igan.
9err 6enrD S9aal ben Stat &anIas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
Nm }wet 0las Bier.
2lufregenoe 6ebia9o hinter Dem
Sanger" uno uKur5en".
Trib Musuftin's Nbentener.

6wei 6Gfe perfdumeu niht MIR, ihr Bier
gu 3abIen, ionoern perlaneeu pom Dem
Dirthe nod obeuoreiu eineu Dollar
Gin Sreuno ruff telepbonif6 einer
Qatrouilewaeen berbei. = Cine 9roSe
menf4enmense iebt htnter oen 5!iiht=
lineeu her, oenen es Su eiltwifden ee=
luigi.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
Seit mehr ais fanfsi9 1ahren

pnrbe Mrs. @inslow's @ootbirs @prup pom
MiQionen BON Miittert pGbrenb 6es 3ab=
mems i6rer &irOer nit pouftdubigem @rfols
gebrou9t. @r berubi9t bas &iub, mo6t bic
@aumen wei9er, ltiGt Die S9merSer, beilt
@inbfolif ulb lit bos bette Mittel eese1
8inrrboea. 6InfuubSwan6is Gents bic
Slal6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

Gim reimes Walsbier 0ebratt nott
Scr Gomr. Seipp 8retp9. 50. TT Dier=
NIT beftetS ettpfODlett. SS5tf TIafd)ett
1t.tS T6fern at .baben. Seiepbote
90. $50. 8ottItt9 9eptnt. 90. 869.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

Nd9 befonberer 1ebereinfunft bat BIZ
German Nmericun pub1iibing 60. III Sos
&ngeles, Calf, unfere 8ertretung fir GEE
uunnte Stdbt unb Sib@Galifornien isberz
nommen unb Iinb bsren 8ertreter bere9tigt,
46onnementsgelber gu foaeftiren,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
0roRes $ba0enfeuer.
Oas 6ebduoe Der meG hire M1fo.
Go. fat idmer beibdoi9t,
Staliener gedngitigt.

Der Brand e%nttano aus nod unbefannter
1riahe. - Die 5Iammen erifen 70 raiG
Jim iid, oa6 elm 5weiter 1Iarm notbie
wuroe. - Die 5wei oberfteu Stodwerfe
DER Ridieite %ftauoen balo in helen
fIammen. - Die Nnwobner fhoften
ihre BABE auf Ole Stra6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
Seim gaeittermerk 0abim.
2lnton 6raef's LIMITATION Ser ubr
oes Stra6bur9er Miniters

Ourd unporfi9tiofeit beim Transport SER
triimmert.-Gr bate neun 5ahre oaran
oearbeitet uno $4,000 Don feiten Griparz
nifien eeopfert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
Dekennt teine SOnlO.
moIter gu lebensldn9liber
6ubthaus itrafe perurtheilt,
SOdpatbetiide gcene.

mamie, ole er, eereist our9 hohniihc 1eoen
ihrer dltereu Sdwefter, u~nbeabfibtieter
meiie erfdo6, war moItcr's Seedlings
tobter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
Ginbreder terroriliren oen mar-
rem Qpe, poli5eioifrift.
N6t Gin6ri6e in eintm 8lod.

in elmer Stunoe fteiecn ole ~Sanefineer in
iber Elm Dubeno Rdufer cin.- Die piers
NAL aIarmirte poli3ei miro nidt zines
ein5ieen oerRaIunfen habhatt.-Oie&ife
Der Fduier, in oenen ole Ginbre4er f9
na4 Seute nmidouen uno sum Gheil
mnperri4teter SADIE wieoer ab3iehen.
The record-union., 1896-10-01
THE VERSATILE MR.. CLUNIE.
How the Shifty Ex-Congressman Stood
Three Years Ago.
Down on Cartwheels, and Held That
Every Dollar Should Contain
100 Cents.

Ex-Congressman Thomas ]. Clunie IS
on the stump for silver free coinage
unlimited and unrestricted, at the ratio
of IL to l. and with the American mlntS
wide open to the world. To contem-
porary he tells long story OF the
growth of the radical silver sentiment,
and how he is whooping it UP for Bryan
for all his energy is worth. To hear the
ex-CongreSsman now one would think
he never had been other than the cham
pion of the cartwheel fifty-three cent
dollar
We turn to the files Of the Record
Union to ascertain what the ex-Con-
gressman thought of a dollar that has
not one hundred cents in it SO recently
as in 1898 on the 10th of August OF
that year, after a brief introduction,
the following interview had with Gem
eral Clunie appeared in our columns:
Have you no remedy to suggest.
General?" asked the reporter.
'Oh. yes, Of course" was the reply.
Everybody who is interested in the
question has some remedy to suggest
sCme good and some bad, and some in
different
THE majority of the theories, how
ever, are dreamy and impractical. My
solution Of the difficulty may be just as
bad, but Just the same / believe it is
good one and thoroughly practical.
Il believe that gold and silver can bt
kept on a parity. / believe that people
can be made to handle both, and handle
more silver than they are doing now or
ever have done That sounds airy.
doesn't it? But wait until explain and
I think that you will agree with me that
it can be done.
1.-THE first thing to do is to STOP THE
COINAGE OF THOSE BIG SILVER
DOLLARS. THEY NEVER WERE A
SUCCESS, AND NEVER WILL BE.
MY plan is to coin no silver money
above the denomination Of fifty cents,
and that all silver coin must contain
silver worth the amount they call for.
That is, in coming a half dollar put a
half dollars worth Of silver into it or
else put enough gold in it to bring it up
to the proper value.
Now, the next thing on the pro
gramme is to call in all Of your small
gold and small bills. Have no more gold
pieces under the SO eagle, and no bills
under that amount, either.
'"Of course" said the General, warm
ing up to the subject, you want to
lrow now what the effect Of these
changes will be. Well. listen. Every
body in the United States would have
to use silver when operating under SO,
wouldn't they? Every man in the
United States who carries less than
$40 in his pocket will be carrying sill
Yer, won't he?
you see, my idea is to make silver a
legal tender up to SO. Nobody can
srrowl about loading himself down with
silver then. because he can have gold
when his pile exceeds the SO limit. The
Fasteners, who are the worst enemies
of silver could not very we'll object 70
carrying such a small amount as that.
TN the absence Of small gold and
small bills everybody would have to
handle silver. more or less while now
comparatively few will touch 1t. You
see. thebills and small gold are 50 much
handler that you can't blame them for
rreferring them to silver. What do you
think Of my theory?"
What does the General himself think
Of it2
The record-union., 1896-10-01
SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
The Fall Term Will Open on Wednes-
daV Next.

The Sacramento School of Design,
conducted by the California Museum
Association in the z. b. Crocker AT
Gallery, should open it's eleventh ran
session next Monday morning, but oW-
ing to the preparations In progress for
the reception to the State Grange on
Tuesday evening at the gallery, the
opening of the school has been
postponed until Wednesday morning
next. However, the Saturday class
will meet day after tomorrow
the regular date for it to begin work
The Association Directory is con-
siderably exercised over the tnougnt
as to whether there will be pupils suf-
flcient in number registered next
Wednesday to justify the maintenance
of the fall term. Officers of the asso-
citation say that it will be impossible to
keep the school open with so small a
number of pupils as registered in the
last term. They say there are pupils in
plenty who wish to attend, and who
have natural ability that deserves to
be developed in designing, but that
most of them cannot hope to attend eX-
cept upon endowed scholarships.
The feeling is that there is wealth
end fr2ternal and other associated
strength sufficient in the community to
pay for a dozen of these helpful schol-
arships. and thus do infinite good to
struggling talent. 1t is believed that
there are at least twenty organized so
cieties in the city amply able each to
take scholarship and nominate a pu-
oil Heretofore, for ten years, the
8ric-a-Brac Club, Ladies' Museum As
ociation, the Kingsley Art Club and
The Saturday Club maintained from
hree to ten scholarships each, and
1ave given not less than 200 pupils
rom one to three years free instruc-
ion in designing, now so useful in every
'ossihle legitimate vocation in life.
But it is thought to be doubtful If
these associations can repeat their
good works this year The scholar
hips cost but $50. and insure a full
school year Of instruction in all the
branches taught
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REV. ANDERSONS FAREWELL.
1t is Hoped the Conference Will
Return Him Here.

ReV. Il. II. b. Anderson has an
nounced that he will preach his fare
Weu sermon on Sunday at the Metho-
dlSt Church South on Seventh street.
AS is well known, the custom of the
Methodist Church is to change its pas
tors from one charge to another at
stated periods. Sometimes, however,
they are allowed to remain for q second
term without moving. The conference
of the Methodist Church South will be
held on October 9Th at Oakland and
during the session the assignments will
be made by Bishop Hargrave. He
could not please the residents Of this
city, members or non-m members Of the
church, better than by returning Rev.
Anderson to this assignment, and it
will cause much pleasure in the com
munity should he do so.
Mr.. Anderson is one of those broad
minded, liberal men, whose magnetic
natures draw to them the regard and
esteem of all whom they meet, thus en-
abling them to become a power for good
in the community in which they reside.
outside and beyond the immediate cir
Gle Of their church. Of a strong and
positive character, his daily walk and
conversation impress upon all who
come in contact with him the fact be-
ycnd doubt that he is a thorough, con-
sistent Christian, whose charity is as
broad as the earth and embraces all
men.
He holds the esteem, not only of his
own congregation, but Of those who
rarely see the inside Of a church and
are little given to think of religious
subjects-by his unaffected piety and
zeal and the sympathy and feeling Of
brotherhood that his whole life
breathes out. 1t is to be hoped, there
fore, that, so far from being really his
farewell sermon, that Of next Sunday
will be but the prelude to many others
n ai4
The record-union., 1896-10-01
MINOR CASES.
They Were Cleared Off the Police
Court Calendar

There were a large number Of drunks
yesterday in the Police Court, but they
were allowed TO go on the promise Of
not coming back again.
Mrs. Mcmillan, charged with being a
common drunkard, was sentenced to
thirty days in the County Jail.
O. Burne, the tout who was charged
with vagrancy, was sentenced to six
months in Jail, but the commitment
was withheld till evening so that he
could go to Fresno, where a racing
meeting is on.
All Won and All Som, arrested for
peddling vegetables in forbidden limits,
were discharged, there being no COM
plant on file against them.