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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-07
COURT REPORTS.
District COurt-SEPULvEDA. ].

District COurt-SEPULvEDA,J. ].
MONDAY, Sept. Q.
Nichols VS.. Shaw.-Motion to strike out
amendment to answer submitted.
Van Valkenburg VS.. Thompson.-On mo-
ton 1t appearing to the Court that above case
qualification Of Pablo de la Guerre, the Judge
OF LIST Judicial District, county of Santa Bar
bara, and that the Hon. Walter Murray is
now Judge of said lst Judicial District, and
the disqualification being removed, and also
upon stipulation on file, 1t is ordered that the
above entitled action be transferred to District
Court OF Santa Barbara, and the clerk OF this
action TO the clerk Of 1st Judicial District
Messer vs. Fowler, Smith, ct al.-Finding of
fact and conclusion of law for plaintiff.
Twenty days stay.
Keller vs. Lewis.-Finding of fact and con-
clusion of law for plaintiff. Twenty days
stay.
Dies Autels VS.. Arndt-Court taxes cost OF
referee In said case at $50 instead of $50.
Hancock VS.. Thom.-Motion to set aside
complaint submitted.
Pico VS.. Craigue.- Motion for change OF
venue set for Wednesday at $3.50 A. M.
Pico vs.. Gallardo.-Motion for new trial set
Meeker VS.. Parra.-Hearing Of demurrer set
for tomorrow at $3.50 A. M.
Niemeyer VS.. Reyes.-Set for Thursday at
$3.50 A, M.
County Court...O'MELvENEY,J J..
MONDAY, Sept %.
Gaillard vs. Guittard.-Set for Saturday at
10 A.. M.
s. L. Crane vs. U. s. Marshal.--set for 18th,
10 A. M.
Jose L. sepulveda VS.. Domingo Amestoy,
ct al.-Set for l4th.
Or. Rouen & Co. VS.. Page & Grsvel.-set for
Friday at 10 A. M.
Chas. Netlson,vs. George Lehman Set for
9th at II A. M.
John swilzler VS.. James Hines.-Set for
Monday, 18th.
Cochran VS.. Nicholson.-Set for 18th.
Borden VS.. Alden.-Set for Nth at 10 Al
Brown VS.. Parker-Continued for term.
Whistler VS.. Hall & Harris.-Set for Satur-
day.
Jordan VS.. Rryant-Passed Informally.
Sope- VS.. Pietersburg.-On motion of attor-
new for plaintiff the name of VIM. Ferguson
Is entered as plaintiff instead.
Fritz vs.. B0etcher-Set for 18th at 10 A. NJ.
The City VS.. w. M. Whitesides.-The hear
ing and consideration of report of commits
siOners continued until the 10th at 2. PM.
Probate C0urt.--.O'MELvENEY, j.
MONDAY. Sept.6 8.
Estate of Neil McSwain.-Judgment of court
refiled and attorney for administrator objects
to same as referred, and further hearing con-
tinued until Saturday next at p. M, to show
why this decree should not be filed.
Estate of Observation-Disclosures of admins
tration Issued to Edward Evey.
Estate of Mary Strobel.-Continued until
Saturday at ppm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-07

An Irishman to whom some wonder
full story was told on the authority of
cheap paper, declined to believe it,
saying that he distrusted all he saw
in the "chape prints" "Why should
you not believe in the cheap papers, y
he was asked, "as soon as any other?"
because" was his ready answer, III
don't think they can afford to speak
the truth for the money"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-07

Always acknowledge all courtesies
in kindly spirit. Throw a boquet
and card of thanks to q serenading
party, if not prepared to ask them in.
If you haven't boquet or card at
hand, throw boet-jack, or brick, or
anything of that sort, just to show
your appreciation Of the kindness in
tended.
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A $1.50 BOOK FOR 10 CENTS
THE LAKESIDE LIBRARY

Is PUBLISHED SEMI MONTHLY
NOVEL by one of the great authors Of the
world, as Charles Reade, Dickens, Scott, An
thony Trollope, Jules Verne, etc. The Com
PLETIoN of long and important novels IL
SINGLE ISSUE is the most unique and valua-
BILE feature yet introduced into the periodical
literature of the day, and is peculiar to THE
LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
subscriptions are received for "A numbers
Zone year,, price 50 Is; or for IL numbers (six
months), price 81 10; or for numbers (three
monthsl, on trial, IS cents. Single copies,
postpaid, IL cents Except Nos. 0 & 10 and II
& l5-25 cents). Sample pages sent FREE on
application.
Our next Issue, No. II, ready this day, con-
faing.
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Sewing Machines.

The Light-runnlng Domestic, the favorte OF
the East, needs only to be seen to be appreci-
ated. It runs SO light that 1t is running Its
way into families everywhere Johannsen &
Grosser, furniture dealers are the agents here.
Ducommun's Building, ,up-stairs, corner Main
and Commercial streets. jyl0-tf
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J. s. DAVIS g. Co.,
Auction and Commission

DEALERs IN ALL KINDS OF PRO-
H. duce, fruits, wines, liquors, tobacco, ci-
ears. newspapers and periodicals. eS- NEW
SANTA MONICA. ALI kinds Of produce
wanted on commission. Auction sales every
Saturday. augiS-t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-07

Printers are generally considered
better men than preachers-because
they are generally more successful in
managing the devil
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-07

EOR SALE Il will offer for sale two of
the largest lots in the city, 100 feet 'front.'
age and 258 deep, surrounded by q picket
fence. A snug little cottage, iumed z8nja,
and bananas In full bearing constitute its
Improvements. Located near the business
centre, on Vine, between First and Whining
mediately applied for Inquire on the prem
ises. VIM. SMITH.
au24 1wS
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WANTS-LoST-FouND:

\AfANTED.-A situation, by competent
w and experienced Book Keeper Ad-
dress BOOK-KEEPER," care of G. A. Bone
steel & Co. sea 2t
\AlANTED.-A man and family to keep a
w ranch 8% miles from the city ,on shares.
Good house, Outbulldings, well, etc. Apply
to 8. LEVY, No. 33 Also street. au26 If
\AIANrED-A situation as House-Keeper,
w by a lady who thoroughly understands
the business. No objection to going into the
country. Address Mrs. s. V. D., HERALD Of
fee. au25
DRlvATE BOARDING and Furnished
Rooms for rent, on Fort street, second
door from First. jeAf
q OOMS.-FAMILY and Single Rooms
n with board at Col. Peel's on Spring st.
nOvl0tf
A NEW WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING Ma
~ chino for sale at 25 per cent. less than
cash price. Inquire at this Once.
novl9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-07

Commanding delightful views, in the
house of an English lady, "a and 20 Beau
dry Terrace. Jy3l Inn
OF thrifty growing Lime Trees, in good
condition. Apply to
m2ltf ]. C. WALLACE, San Gabriel.
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

URNlSHED ROOMS TO lET.-
Fine Suites and Single Rooms, having
all modern Improvements, commanding a
charming view of mountain and valley, at
the KIMBALL MANSION, New High street,
ner the Congregational Church. se5 Inn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-07

EOR SAlE-620O.-A secondhand Par
lOr Grand Chckering Piano. To be seen
at JONES & MOVES, Auctioneers. au3l II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-07

|. Hauch. Merchant Tailor, No. CONNER
cal street, Ducommun's Block. se4 If
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ElIE SUiTEM HOUSE,
l STRIVE IL SWEET. PnoPRfErORS,

l sJiHIVF IL SWEET. PnOPRIETORs,
re PONACEOUS SPRINGS. ~ I.
Ills Hotel has been bal and 9ras Tor n ' aT sr S sSch
rae. VIII be ak how he Like, he Taon asc Sa o or avs
me os p% o f. ,s ye Srs ocs the hoase viii be
Immediately Corner roli looms up ony one heh
sa sTTy f tG,P resa s IRE alarm daily
paper coupe sewing machine grend piano anu
Tin'tc II desired conscquo utly no second ta,e IN
rns 70 "n e III 'f ar aitcrwr in lie cec Walters
every nationality color desired Every waiter qs'1ed
with hbeito bntlole I35iei tni eT r ' ias Nil
have The best the dining and te best waiter III Ia"
AM gnest no getting breakfast red hot or exp rencng
dey seconds after giving his order Tor alr VII h
plcasr rent fgc 10 the Office, ana The r"pk ahu s
waters blown from the month; Of cannon IN iI1ni on
hoop sticks aud Mksys 10 lang & eafso
req tops To d' on s velvet carpet he$ allowed
10 bang the at all hours yell III en-, '. ssa" 10Y ~,
sms family in teir at nrr make themselves
a. Wanr Allow, IN roossSnd ladies' giving order to
put Hat viii be put on one a. any hour o. DIN ne
0, Fellows; and knights Of tha; and who wa, nsvsr
nik punches am 10, r he se Of the house and
Ey,,y s. w s s promptly sond any
Appear a. gse.i n Sr ,s WITH pi eaor q before the
hand bknab he viii be branded Front OIL the
The oee carefully selected to please every
holy ard can S sa a PIX dys s ss sy hoaT day or hight
pay billiards good WALTER and ran dance me herman
from Ta1@ enery Is good judge railway steam
boat far superior to Appleton or any py se
dead when "pa down. doesn't mimi being uainisn
mare than a INC
bet room In when the hotel IL ul attend 70 III, al
and questions IN Greek, Hebrew
Irish any polite language at the same no'neh' wiz"
turning hair . 100 ,.,..,ur ,ho xy p,,;ne
room Gentlemen can drink. smoke, swear cie" eaiio,
STARE at ne arrivals in lulge in other innocent
ment Watering places In any part 81 me IT,, p
10 hear thar some ot ef note
the hest house In the country Special attention given 10
who can Information a. to how these tbnRs
ne IN Yevrp1 The pi oretor will take Il p isoDai
arTont any guest leaving should al 70 dispute nus D 81
hin, that hei IA spndsr his house barn. his table
hs wines the guest, was never 90 Pose
upon bis life will never stop there again. ana niealS 10
friends.
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CARATOGA EXCURSION
~ VIA

PEOPLES LINE.
Enlsroed are offered 10 tho travelling
public BY proyrcors Of the People Line Vi
seneIv 10 Albany in the ambition Of the large and elegant
STEAMBOAT ST JOHN,
which has been decorated and improved with spe
al reference travel as to offer state rodas
and uneuuae thousands Os Iaessup
seekers visiting tlese world reDownrd sprngs stsn.fs
leave Pca no q Hath River daily sundays skcePtd
m saturdays ut Excursion tickets which nrt DO
tie once the wharf 70 Albany ana fc'fn 10
10 sexstSss sa1 rssass 0sod Ill 49, l. g.
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NTTIZENS' LINES Steamboats, for TROY,
Ocoanscng Win ali railway lnes North and West Elegant
s1eambosts leave daily, Saturdays excepted, At m, n0
pier 10 n n fovt a Leroy through tickets soid svce al
connertnG lines JOE. CORN ELL Sup@
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Gituatious Wanteo- Males.
Clerks statesmen, &c.

Clerks Salesnen, &c.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RE Ely I'D AZ ~, at III
TOWN OFFICEs No l,S3S Broadway corner Thirty nIsL
st. or Jos Wes. twenty third cor ElfhhaSei x1S
mind ave cor ST. ut the AhLEN VffioE,
No I.si Thr3ye- one hundred and went orin IN 81
tUsriem Savings Buklirg) and 10 the Bk.OhLiN
M ST OPPCE No 32B washn A.. next door TO the
past once up ~ y p. M, at 10 gular ONCE rates
A TEMPERATE, steady, single man wants
ituatioain BusineSs espity has hei sif years ely
rIpsrencs A. collector. and salesman Is wing
MAJ himself generally useful for small wages; pest NY TIL
rance AMI security Address r., 800 West 3Ithst New
York.
Oh u SON WANTED, q SITUATION Of
~ S,JtIOs tru.. BY young mau who pa. soIU"sa
sh asv. in bank Tor any amount " $500 Address
REliSEN. Tribune Ohice
Farmers.
TARM HAND-A Frenchman who has been =,
rs,soa on farm tn FrnncA tan,ms -, cs MAJ
himself asrfn w 50 Fact Vest North or sou,h Usa o. D.
.. NJ OiIiIss lGFNiv. 100 Wess 3afhst. corner on
| l;xa6s
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CILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN,
NJ -. LATE HIPPODh0xE n,,.o..-
T III MOST HAGNiFicTvT GARDEN in TnE WORLD.
Concerts every night at O'Clock by
0lLMORE'H SUPE.B BAND OF
100 PERfOAMERS,
AND
THE WORLDS GREATEST CORNBrIST,
MR. J. LEVY,
who will appear avery evening the choicest selections m
his rapsrtIre VI musical gems
Change Of programme nightly.
SATURDAY AFrERE0OH st 2 O'Clock Msense perforS'
snce Music By serenade Band NJ Seirctsd MUSICIANS
Admiration so private b0xes. admitting four -
The Garden opea EVERY OH Ek AFTERNOON Win.
muac. from To Ocl0ck-a delightful resort for ahes
and children. Admission rs centa. .,.,
cke for 100 perform 500 ns sssscn eck'
cts for so performances 500 packages ri ~ tickets -
ALYMPIC THEATER, 624 Broadway.
" THE FAMILY TIIEATER OF THE METROPOLIS
THE JoLEsT THEATER IN Town.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATUkD Al Z
DICKINSON HALL, 16TlI-ST and B'WAY.
IL Coolest Thrater in town. Prices 25c. SOC. ST.
ROBINSONS ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANf
RETURN OF MpSS CLARA FISHER
OPFENBACHS CHAR No ROSE OF ACNERGNE
ENORMOUS HIT OF CHiLPEblc:
Produced with strong cast new scenery AMI drexGa
See tho Grotesque ou&rls SATURDAY MATINEE At
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6elu u)anteo--Males.

XVANTED-Fiftym men, from 20 10 so years
w Of aga intelligent and u plsasins saress dsve.
themselves to hua and my youig ladies' during this
picr
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WEST POINT HOTEL.
w WEST POINT, ". y.
ON the Parade Ground. -
ALBERT II. CRANEY.

WOODSBURGH PAVILION, WOodsbqrgh,
w Long Island-Vcry healthy and deghnliy cool nss
families At very low prices can
BE- reached by Southern Long Island RSroa Trains psf
Address ~ r. DE-" Ii-A~
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IN,e BosroN VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS June 81 10 Aug 90 inclusivc) at D p IN
From Pier es North River. foot Of Murray9t'
THY WORLD RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
cant A. O. SIMMONS. Capt r. N. SIMMONS
NAILS BaNDs ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON
The most direct route Taunton, Middleboro Plymouth
Nsu pedfcrd Marhas Vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod the
WHITE orNTAINS, and all principal points In New-En
cmnd and tie Provinces
Fcr Tickets and nppiy al 944 Broadway b'
~av corner Twenty third Court st. Brooklyn or et
Office ON The Pier all principal Hotels and IeHe' ohees
in the city. Burden boN ii, : =. ~
. GEORGE I. Common, Gen. Pass Agent o. O. 8 b. co.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD-SuMMEk;
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs, ls13.-Depo's 1901 oi
Cortlmdt Desbrosscs sts. ~. ,..,...
a. a. M train stopping at ew Nj
Bound Brook PhilhrsOnrC, Easton Ietmehen men .
town Mauch Chunk, White Haven, WilkcShRrre, RUS
and nterme diate stations: aiso conhccs
with trains Tor Reading, Harrisburg and Pottsv1ne
pnc pal intermediate stations This train has connec'
lion also for Hahanoy CITY, HazietUn- hesdhs' r"''''
Vile. and Harrisburg. -. 81, G.,
fQ0 IN. through To Mauch thuhK etopPhS az o." "
teimediate stations .y..., ....,.,.
6a m train Night Express daily Tor all principal stations
ard for Ithaca. Auburn l.ochesteI
Buffalo Falls. suspension Bridge ana the west
Puimans sleeping coaches attached 10 TINS tram
ROBERT "A. SAIkE, Supt and Eiglnecr
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DEGULAR Catskill line, up the Greeks

DEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek.-Steam-
n ers New Champion and Waiter Brett win leave iior
OF Cxnst, daily lexcst ,1nasy ~ ~ p ~ 49, ~
and hrong h tickets sold 10 Cairo Durham Wbdhn anu All
points West ~ reduced rates ------
CARATOGA.-Directr route, via Citizens Line.
- ELEGANT having York dsiy Saturiaysex
c.ped al 8 o. H. from P,r 40 n. Il. foot VI Leroy Ex
cnIop tek,i Snraogs ami return so"n GU
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AN AND , IA, HAR 7

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
fasenssl siaaon i Genital Depot
Train. for ns'Si leave 1SsYs SSTf% scs
iisn Z q 1 6 e. "a, s. d.
30 1Sr $50 siS'H 40 NSrg S5 $40 30 ss5 Y
"a! S s9 sS s t. so ds 10 and m ri 'D
Bcston Express via Springfield a, 500 and 10 n ana
lS @ and ~ s and 10 iI stopping ScrTas
faa SSa an The sos a M aud a. t;
81 Gn' GSaae es win ns DScn rwg6 and I
qss y2Y r "y MSSs AND and 'S
T VI n ryS T. at ard '"faf nd a Win
90 @ a aa@ Sfasns Wiz D s. r G &w
81 sSuth NorwaE ard tie sos aud44o and $40
Sunday BOSTON Hal Trains al p H. Springfield at 10
Blsws room Lay EApIeso and sleeping Cars on
cseis can purchased al Ticket oGee Of Company a
Grand Genital nepo or at Offices Of ~ y Ian'isr co. r 3i
a a cheek baggage rom estimation
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
, % SE NV yaf ~ FSa dhi&N od J IS
Commencing MoN2AY IIne - 5 an the TsT itapfr
Ssa iIsGs win an F"i1 o,i WI vi r.c,or
9I5 d. m.-For Philadelphia, Ioag Eraneh Toms River.
100 p nj rhiadcphia, Long Branch narncg'', Tuck
s Tor PslsaIpaiia and b Sns Er4 ,psin
4 fiGr nS os n.ansI ad WaTSOwn
5Ss' f i s"f F+ 1890 am %
wing at Long Branch Il q m i IT,
7 7GT h m 'OO p WI Ii = sE6E ea 'ians
PENNSYLXANI!A RAIhR2 = 4 , p;s I r
Great TEuNK LISE ASD Ja dot 81 poosses and
c, epr@s ' ior 4 %rurs Pittsburgh and South
with fa,man Palace Cars attached $50 a. Ill., aud $50 p
LS,s Sfn s rA s r9 Sa
Nj
al Gerry for Tusvie Petroleum Centre and tie Oh
wrnpsSn and the south y s4%sps S sn %nS
gS a. mr. arrive in Washington liO y Regular at
80 1 ~ o aT Fslsa 81 Saa7y 1920
4io 80 $50 2 and .d ~ ns ss. srndAy 4' "
80 ier aug Ssrsrs 54S 10 ;a ;aS = 1s;
r." TO- iiSS n and II night suudsy go and $40
nH,se; $50 .s J. 30 si s = 49, SiS
FOR woodbridge Perth Am6Oy and south Amooy' and 10
Fsi Kew ipS I'm, $40. 4l0 go
For For F FHss's% "F s IS mn 50 =
For Remington Pbnsburg and BoiVidere' s'o u' anu
fop Mercer and somerset Branch. 3 D. IN.
For iTonton BofGentown Huntington aud cudcn 1870 aud
80 ssl FH II" lse 50 n ana and
Eor Ialningsa's and sqaan, 49,; S. a ~; and NJ
Fcr HEhastSSn feinSsron Camden via Perth Aunoy
$50 y. N. a.,
TOT 49,. a. teiows. Iyon pittsburgh, and 1890
O NJ and 92O .. m daily 1915 a m ana 90 p M daiy
~ c.,f Monday Frm aslngOn aud Baliiniofr tr3Ua m
Is J:iJ aud p sunday go a. "a ana ,99' p
2I5 O. BIB $40 son 7s6 SO 70 III io 3 m sun
day IL % 600. go, ana lOzi r. ~.
T,eh,t olces 52o ANA 944 Broadway, Ne Asior House
aud foot Of Desbrosses and Coriandtss NO ssa
Inooslyn and Nos. LA. lie, and lls imsohs, hopo1oh
IInlgI ant Ticket Office ~. Battery place ....,
o ID. M.1OYD, jr, Gen. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Aanagrr
DEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek.
n New Champion and waiter sro' w save . sr -
ceata ut Catskiu wh thHrel, w N stass1
and through sold to Cairo Durham WMdn' anu AL
I,uts West ~ reduced rates.
CARATOGA.-Drect route, via Citizens Line
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;nFOpI f. LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARA
T,OpJJ ,VO and WOHCFSTER LfNF-For
DROVlDENCE AND STONINGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Consolidation Of sroNINGToN LINE and PRoXID1NcE
LINE bo,ween NETWORK and BOSTON
STONINGTON LINE,
The so eSes CENT steamers RHODE isIANp ruEspAYs
HnS and s
SS, q 10 al 1 III point. in
%sy :.ssrs RssSs ss ss
oees Of %escot, Express and at sis Broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE:
P4TDxTs Hs4 ND
r .6 ss & Ms:' So !. '
Freight via either line taken At 9s1.l sss President
Lw. FILKIss. General Passenger Agent
WHITE MOUNTAINS via
w sIoSINGToN LINE oo,nao,,,. q,
S:s 'sSa s% re- 4 e.:
without change
i WHITE novs4 Il s. mp 2. Mt DESERT.
for TIE sssSs y s E sss York and return
crcusrs' With FIJI ,aioriano nay Be- principal
S s sd Baltimore s koad wsrs tickets are also
for White Mountain tickets BY the "NOrwich Lipe
H'HE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
CENTRAL KAILROAD COMPANY
ehor Babylon, Bayshore lsih SaysiBs aud Pat
Eaa: y ssns M yay a s with
laSior attached
hSs rss: s train
viii paIlor ATTACHED
Leave HnDteF's Point boo D. m-1sllp way train
FOR psIticulsrs bills AID small meabes Also Tor
trnipe rud from giae Central Para, Hyde PARK
tnsdale and other stations Ferry boats leave Newiork
foot Of Has, klysr 80 n.nasSs nna 100. %
trans o HusAr oiak Tokets sold and baggage ed
Al LANES NJ and Th IA oceA Sunday trains leave
Hunters Tor 0It Neck asnpstsa1 Garden 1 CITY fa n
ilnshng Ciege Point WhestoDe and All STA
l. y. RARrONs bnpaEI ntendopA
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Reliaions Notices.

Religions Notices.
a. between sss
Preaching SUNDAY MORNISa $50 EvhT ycSs:
Peoples nesting Il $40 p m.
Ale. Stree. Ch.reA between Delaney Ssv and M
FHITZ win prrach q 1890 and nov g Bs2wS st
Prayer Meeting. p. M seats free -
Association IIs1l.
after T ss sr M 4 falJs6S fsSa
ss s hsss cn &c, % @% =
DAY EVENING. a o'clock, and sATu EDXY EykNIES:
Pariora
C.mp-,.eesns CliaTae Union csms meeting t tss
DAY. Aus. 4, lasting ten days
OF s H1 ssgrsArsa :: ssS
sSssy sSsb1y during the IL a.d !"
Church Of IT. n1 ;,S aI,
T Summer Or Sc serv %s,G' stTS Uni ioso
"a :.5S sS $sss 4 4 a; zss
Ga H. e seats free.
. sss . s 81 hs sas' n
% A%gr hs sfs Ss S.n a@s ass from
AiTiea anil India is expected to be present several
Church OF Our savior.
Ffny.scventh ST., near Eghthave
Rev. q. T. FLANDERS. d. D.. will preach SUNDAY
MORNING, atIl.
Fourth Presbyieran Church Thirty % n st.; near IL
al 1919.
wu eeorEr ~ Yer ysnpssS II, &c seg 3. oc,oe,
ASSOCIATIONS HALL
Noncas-Ths Convention of the different denoT nina
for the promotion Of Holiness now In srssn at sea Cn VIII
evening on saturday sunday Rev J. 8. INsHIp VIII
Old John street VI. T.. Church. PREACHING by the
Faster Ksv g. iya, a. M w Ih , aS at -
p m. seats free. All cordially invited
Pilgrim baptist Church Thirty ihIri. between Eighih
breaches i0ia and Strangers always welcome
rIip,p,on Building UniyersnIist society Fnh).SSssr
Ts si. at on rne Of the
Thir aye. Pqiic cordially invited Musical co'pefa
,ion especially solicited
r, will % ns IN Sc Sa
sh r,;fi At ioso a. N. '''' ''' -
Rey Samuel Baker d. s Of n.' cr 1 Ky ~i o
a IN. Al cordially invited
Rev. J. H. Lishbonrn E pre4Gh in ssysato'sh Street
crnine and nc evsr , In ; Evening
Rev. Phcse A. Hnnnford Of city will preach in the
Eeeker Crc e9Lns, pc @na Fla and
one shepherd All are invited -.
Rev. II. H. Da-hie. ID. d., Corresponding secretary q
moR SS at iSs oe5cE IN Central Nj y CHURCH
Seventh ave, Fourteenihsi All are we!c'lno No
evening service.
Rev. Geo. j. Ninsins will preach stately In me NORTH
Dutch Church cha 81, corner OF N!nan fultoh anu
entrances l1s Fu!ionsi ana 5S AMI, sao
bath Morning, 1880 sabbath Evening, I'D Frlfy FvtI
ing, Meeting Monday Evening" Praise MeenR ht a
O'Clock. In TINS chapel the Fulton ST. Dhy NOON
| rayer Meeting IL held
~. Iguntius Church, Forticth sf between f1tth ann
during August and icia a. and Al p Strangers
welcomed
street VI. e Church. between Eighth and Ninh
aycs Rev GEORGE II. COREY, rastor-ser'ces at 1850
| a and 1;ij D. NJ
The First Reformed Episcopal Church; Madison ave.
Rev NN. 4. "a :lNI~ Hector DIVINE nrt'ts
st and 7a5 The rector viii preach All are cor
| Oially in ited
The Cons re gn lions of Rev JOHN HALL and Rev: IL d.
| GANSE service nj ~ H. on each l~.us Day
In August the Msison Avenue Reformed Cryh: ehs
E seventh All seats free. Preaching TOMoii'o" py
! Rev H. ID. GANSE-
University Prcr Presbyterian Church, corner OF
| ii IN. ana y.
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