anaheim-gazette 1887-12-22

A TRUFFLE ROMANCE We standard in the infinite dim, Down by the street side; My arm extended her figure lim, My young heart illuminated with pride. The growing moon, a half of gold, Home oak, as darkness grew. And I was just sixteen years old, While she was thirty-two. I looked into her wishing area, Hand toward her appared here, Entouraged by her any myriad, Encouraged with her green. I little knew her heart was cold, I thought her words were true. For I was just seventy years old, And she was thirty-two. But once she stepped my lower plan With a sharp one of iron, And mild, still, and soft bone, That she could matter and again. Her tender heart my great delight Her grand love I knew. For I was just seventy years old, And she was thirty-two. Westminster clock The Great Timepiece in the Tower of the British House of Parliament. King's house. One of the most interesting features of the magnificent House of Parliament, or New Palace of Westminster, is the lofty clock tower as the north and, which marks the time for all London. The clock is believed to be the most powerful one in existence. It drives the hands of four dials each 22 feet long in diameter, strikes the hours on a bell weighing 130 tons, and throws the quarter hour four inches along together about eight times; and at performance this work with marbles accuracy. Its reputation as a timekeeper is unquestioned. This year it has surpassed all its previous performances, its accumulated errors in 134 days having been less than four seconds, giving a mean variation of less than one second in a month, and this continues during more than four months. For seventeen consecutive days it went without any perceptible variation whatever. The precision, the time measureer, is about fifteen effect length, and has a low weight about seven hundred pounds. It is of course, compensated for variations in temperature, noise and iron being the metals employed, and no disposed that the greatest proportion of the zinc in any increase of temperature modifies the lesser expansion of the greater length of iron, the actual expansion of the two metals being equal, but varying in opposite directions. This measurement of the clock, which gives him to the position, and keeps it in depth of about twenty-one feet, plunges over a barrier of rocks varying in height from forty-five feet on the right bank to about sixty feet on the left. Including rapids, the total fall within a distance of a little over a third of a mile is estimated at 150 feet. The volume of water passing over the falls per second varies from a minimum of 118 cubic meters in July, when in consequence of the melting of the ammonia, the story of which with numerous illustrations and maps, has been recently told by one of the American emulators. The applicants are Messrs. J. G. Methers, N.A. & Co., iron workers at Norfolk town, who ask for the privilege of constructing a dam from Lauden mill to the railroad bridge, a length sufficient to furnish them with a volume of twenty-five cubic meters per second. If this is granted they propose to set blown works for the manufacture of aluminum, forming emulsion at first 80 workmen, and later to double that number. They estimate the water power requisite to carry off their works as an equivalent of 1.50 horsepower, and submit with their application the necessary maps, plans and drawing. They further announce that a company with a capital of 12,000,000 francs (about $2,140,000) is prepared to conduct the enterprise and offer all reasonable guarantees against any maring or delinquency of the natural heatings of the falls. The proposition is being met with a strong opposition, this being led by the hotel keepers men of influence in Switzerland, and many others who are dependent on the tourist business. Their business they say would differ drastically, and all over the Rhine district energizing endorsers are being made to get the application refused. THE WINE CROP OF FRANCE Prospects of a Large Vield Am unusually favorable seasons. Speaking broadly says the St. James's Castle, the French wines of 1847 ought to turn out well. The spring was unusually late and therefore the shooting of the vines was retarded until the flowering and the formation of the fruit were quite rare from any danger from the late night frosts. At the same time, and perhaps because of the lateness of the spring, the vines did not run much to wood this year, and so there was much more sap for the fruit. About a week's great heat in jams and a stiffing forthnight in adjournment following upon these favorable conditions, forced matters on at a great pace. Accordingly, the grapes as a general rule were clearer, sweeter, larger and healthier than they have been for some years, although the bunches were somewhat smaller and their number moderate. As a consequence, the new wines of the Medoc good and different, have been all brinkish. Powell, Wholesale and Pianos Representing the leading business in Tuning and Powell. No. 11 NORTH SPRING STREET Hotel Three Minute ness center Adjoining the depot Cen BARNUM'S LASTEST Marriage of the Monthward Relation of an Embraced Tion. Mr. Gohan of Broomport, N.J., the renowned puncher of the Namibian iron, is about fifteen feet in length, and has a lob weight about hundred pounds. It is of course, compressed for variations in temperature, and iron being the metals employed, is disposed that the greatest expansion of the zinc in any increase of temperature modifies the lesser expansion of the greater length of iron, the actual expansion of the two metals being equal, but ating in opposite directions. The suspension of the zinc, which gives impulse to the pendulum, and keeps it in motion, is that known as Dumont's double three-layer gravity. In all antigues of this form of movement is that it gives to the pistonium pressure not subject to any variation, and will be conserved by mechanical imperfections in the wheel-work or from the act of the wind on the long hands, or difference in the friction produced by changes in the condition of the oil, any which would tend to the going of the cook. The massing weight of the going part of the clerk is comparative, small, being about one and a half inch not weighted, thus, taking about 200 feet, is sufficient to keep the cook going for eight days. It is wound up once every week. The striking pits are much more punctured. The hammer which at present attaches on the hour (half hour) weighs about four hundredweight, but at one time a man overhaul hammer was used. The weights of the hour-striking park and of the quarter-weight about three inches. These weights have a ball of about 200 feet to keep the cook working for tour days. At some times were wound twice each work, but this work is very laborious, and to give the man on played the striking pits are generally wound three times each work. The striking is affected with very great precision, but most hours of the hour-striking attack at Greenwich time. The clock is still under the care of Msara E. Dent & Co., of Strand, who pride themselves on its accuracy. Time signals are sent to the clock lower from the literal laboratory as a reminder for the purpose of enabling the attentive to verify the performance of the clock, which in its turn report twice daily. At the American Royal Museum whose collection of its geography is in the book of the Royal Observatory, the clock was erected in the tower in 1839. It is of course stopped at intervals of four years for the purpose of alarm; and last year when we were able to install it in circumstances where the clock data indicating the minutes are there, that point of each minute hand travels over a distance equal to about one third of a mile every day. The hour bell to heard all our London; but if concern depends on the situation at the altitude, the wind expiring the sound when we direct it illuminated, and no hammer was grenaded in the clock for purpose or raising and lowering the saw, which is always by turning, but it was found more often than it turns during the day, and there ore it is now light each evening by an attendant. BARNEUM'S LASTEST Marriage of the Monthward Relation of an Embraced Tion. Ms. Gohan of Broomport, N.J., the renowned puncher of the Namibian iron, is about fifteen feet in length, and has a lob weight about hundred pounds. It is of course, compressed for variations in temperature, and iron being the metals employed, is disposed that the greatest expansion of the zinc in any increase of temperature modifies the lesser expansion of the greater length of iron, the actual expansions of the two metals being equal, but ating in opposite directions. The suspension of the zinc, which gives impulse to the pendulum, and keeps it in motion, is that known as Dumont's double three-layer gravity. In all antigues of this form of movement is that it gives to the pistonium pressure not subject to any variation, and will be conserved by mechanical imperfections in the wheel-work or from the act of the wind on the long hands, or difference in the friction produced by changes in the condition of the oil, any which would tend to the going of the cook. The massing weight of the going part of the clerk is comparative, small, being about one and a half inch not weighted, thus, taking about 200 feet, is sufficient to keep the cook going for eight days. It is wound up once every week. The striking pits are much more punctured. The hammer which at present attaches on the hour (half hour) weighs about four hundredweight, but at one time a man overhaul hammer was used. The weights of the hour-striking park and of the quarter-weight about three inches. These weights have a ball of about 200 feet to keep the cook working for tour days. At some times were wound twice each work, but this work is very laborious, and to give the man on played the striking pits are generally wound three times each work. The striking is affected with very great percussion, but most hours of the hour-striking attack at Greenwich time. The clock is still under the care of Msara E. Dent & Co., of Strand, who pride themselves on its accuracy. Time signals are sent to the clock lower from the literal laboratory as a reminder for envisaging of coining these weights into a machine every day. The hour bell to heard all our London; but if concern depends on the situation at the altitude, the wind expiring the sound when we direct it illuminated, and no hammer was grenaded in the clock for purpose or raising and lowering the saw, which is always by turning, but it was found more often than it turns during the day, and there ore it is now light each evening by an attendant. BARNEUM'S LASTEST Marriage of the Monthward Relation of an Embraced Tion. Ms. Gohan of Broomport, N.J., the renowned puncher of the Namibian iron, is about fifteen feet in length, and has a lob weight about hundred pounds. It is of course, compressed for variations in temperature, and iron being the metals employed, is disposed that the greatest expansion of the zinc in any increase of temperature modifies the lesser expansion of the greater length of iron, the actual expansions of the two metals being equal, but ating in opposite directions. The suspension of the zinc, which gives impulse to the pendulum, and keeps it in motion, is that known as Dumont's double three-layer gravity. In all antigues of this form of movement is that it gives to the pistonium pressure not subject to any danger from the late night treats. At same time, and perhaps because of lateness of spring, the vinaid did not run much to wrist this year, and so there was much sap for fruit. About a week's great heat in Jane and a stifling fortnight in August, following upon these favorable conditions; forced matters on at a great pace. Accordingly, the grapes as a general rule were clearer, sweeter larger and healthier than they have been for some years; although through branches were somewhat smaller and their number moderate. As a consequence,the new wines of Metzel good and indifferent have been all in break demand; and there would be more sales if they had been taken up to a forbidding figure. Buyers are now adjusting business with their sellers; for they have been asking for prices at a great year. Still there is no art whatsoever thatthe chardts of 1857 are of quite exceptional quality; oneofthe leading "grand fleet" wines of Paullac having already tainted 1240 a ton. In lieu Jewelry country of Charente process first went up to an abutting head; and then came down; for those wines are no longer distilled in any quantity; and are only marketable as an ordinary table wine; while fairly good this year. Wherein south France's wines without its vintage as to cause a notable difference. These are too heavy; heavier and rough to change much even in good years; if such wines as Sior Roussillon be accepted; and they are commanding high rates. In champagne yield has been very moderate in quantity; butthe strength is fair;the best vineyards of Avigny and Vernay touching 11 to 12 centennial.A usual sales are sustained untilthe clarification is over;forit it only then thatthe qualities can be finally decided.The judgeshowever,have already promisedthe winesof 1857to havea great likeness to thoseof 1878and 1881.The BurgundiesThis vintageare said to be verymarketablebutthere,toubusinesshas not yetbecome active. 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Mrs. Gilligan, of Brunswick, N.J., the renowned puncher of the Numidian lion, is married in Malton square Garden, New York, in February, under the management of P. T. Barnum. Two weeks ago Mrs. Gilligan was hardly known outside her own neighborhood. She sprang into prominence from the prodding of an escaped lion from the burning of the winter quarters of the greatest show on earth. The lion was running on Mrs. Gilligan's cow. Mrs. Gilligan heard the cow lowing and moaning and hurried to the condo house and snatched the lion with a hoof handle. The lion paid no attention to Mrs. Gilligan, as he was occupied with the sow. Mrs. Gilligan thereupon watched the three animal a second time. The king of beasts than seat fortune an awful tide, which caused Mrs. Gilligan to hastily withdraw. Reip was summoned and the lion was shot. Mrs. Gilligan was given a fine Jury own by Darun, and was afterward hired for the next season by the showman. Now comes the story that Dan Diego Japanese, a ranchman of the West, offered himself in marriage to Mrs. Gilligan, and arrangements have been made to have the knot tied in Malton square Garden. The wedding ceremonies will occur upon a raised platform. The bride is to stand upon the skin of the Numidian lion which she beheaded. In the adjoining ring are to be mounted knights and ladies and dams of wild boars will be brought in and also a sideboard. The other details are not yet arranged, but the steam balloons will be tuned up in Mandaluma's "Wedding March," and twenty clowns will throw flowers. THE RHINE PALLA The Marshland Water Power to be used for Manufacturing Purposes. A correspondent writes: "Visitors to Rhine are well acquainted with the Rhine Palla, situated at Sahadhmann, these forming the largest cataract in Europa. Some twenty miles below the point where it issuance from the Lake of Osmanthus, the Rhine, with a width of 320 feet and an average temperature of 15°C." 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