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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.


The watkins are PLAYING At the Bowery
Cavendish was hailed with delight In Canada
Gilmore will reappear In a band COMFORT shortly.
Lolita and " La Clsae are underlined AZ the Park
Bonianu Is alive and being interviewed IN Chicago.
Nine Won stcm~iu ito come out at .he Broadway
"Conolanus !sto be done At the Grand opera House
Mss Abbott carried Newark b, storm on Friday night
Mother ami Son" Is sull offered the Union square
Maggie Mitchell next week at tie Grand opera House
! X. Emmett with Fru" goes to the standard on tie
Ncdjesks plays oln1s this week at the Filth Avenue
Theatre
Max Naretlsk Is attracting attention in Baltimore as a
composer
The Road to Rum" is billed Tor tomorrow night at
The san Francisco Ninsuels offer banquet OF fun
this week
clara Norri. playing Mis-. Mutton with success IN
Harnean Hart and astonishing bill at the
Theatre 'uuiQuc.
Mrs. John 7 Raymond will sppesr at the Broadway
The late NJ Montague. is to have statue in the lobby
Of Nallacks Theatre.
Robert ngerso lectures Robert Burns at Chekerng
Hall tomorrow night
pclehanty and Hcngler among the numerous at
fractions at the Olympic.
"Qu we" l. the OF Bouceaults Irish play TO be
done at wallAck'sin December.
Frederick Ciarkes comedy False Title will be played
during the present week Al the Standard.
The FIRST Entertainment hs OF the English Glee
Club will be gwen at Chickerng Hall On Dec .
The Cooper Union Dime Entertainment. on Tuesday
The concert in booths Thea announced Tor thiseven
INK has been postponed IN consequence OF ID hur.kAs
illness
Mr. Charles Pope the eninent tragic actor appears At
Niblos Garden tomorrow night IN " The corsicsn
BrotherS"
Bronson Howard's very clever tribe, "od Love Let.
ters is to be done IN California by James o'Nei and
Rose Wood.
Hermann does his spirit trick at the Aquarium every
day Nothing quite so marvellous az his suspension ac
has been seen here.
TIE Mapleson Opera Troupe open a. the Academy Of
Music with " sonnambua' ON the lbth, Nine. Gerstcf
singing the music OF Ami"d
Miss Rose Eyunge will play Many SVi morrow hshi
the broadway Theatre She attracted no little Atten
ton In London IA this role.
Two performances are given daily at Coups Eeue T.
rculun Fourteenth street They are OF an exceedingly
novel and interesting character.
Tickets may be- bought for the lair the American In
sutue which enutc the holder "a ride TO AM from IN
the Elevated Railroad without extra charge
The Florenc.s have been doing tremendous busne $,
with the Mighty Dollar AT the Grand Opera House
These ever popular players remain during the week.
Mr lockers summary at shnkcslearc's Henry VIII
Is that the panorama Of the River Thames i the finest
Is night
on SATURDAY. evening next Gilmore Band VIII PLAY. TOT
the nr. since their return ron rutnI". at reccp
uon gwen By u" Twenty second Regiment, IN the Al
mory. IN Fourteenth street
| Joshua whitcomb" is one Of the slow and but
genuine successes the season. The plucky manA-r
ucut Lyrrum las succeeded IN establishing The
| merits Of MI ben ThUmpson's extraordinary perfor
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MR.. COSTOITs NEW r4CHE
The Building OF Craft In which Yachtsmen
Take Much Interest.

large schooner yacht, which Ia exciting
interest in yachting circles. is in frame in Poll
Ions ship yard. Brooklyn for Mr.. Chas. II. Con-
toit. the owner OF the Prospero. The new yacnt
Is intended for powerful sea boat and will be
built Tor heavy weather. and will carry mod
crate suit OF sails. Her owner will ignore rae
ing entirely so far AS regards carrying balloons
in light summer breezcs. but he will not be nd
verse To ocean racing under working canvas.
Her dimensions will be about as follows l06
feet inches over all 81 feet inches beam. 4
feet depth Of hold. and IL feet draught OF water.
The architect is A. Cary Smith. who modelled
Lloyd Phpnix's schooner Intrepid. The new
craft will resemble the Intrepid in many par
ticulars. She will. however be- OF narrower
beam. the Intrcpid's beam being "a per cent. Of
her length aud thu new crafts only % per cent.
She will also have shorter masts and conse-
Qurnty smaller suit Of sails.
Her frame is of hackmetaek and oak with oak
planking and Il deck OF white pine. Below the
joiner work will be pine. painted, Her frame
will be heavy oight-inrh. moulded ut the keel
which Will be twelve inches. sided. The ballast
will be entirely Of lead. and the object Of the
wide keel is 70 distribute the chunks OF lead
low down. The stern will preserve the con-
tinuity Of form better than TINT OF the Intrepid
which has Teen much criticised and will be n
counter stern carried M from the plank shear
ana the stern. forming the rail. which will be
considerably lower than the lntrepid's. The
bow will be- q .rifie fuller near the foremost. but
cut away little more near the wood ends than
the intrepids.
Below this craft will be fitted in English style
with the main saloon nmidships. AT Of that
will be officers quarters. chart and sail rooms
and forward. owners and guests staterooms
pantry. closets. galley and crews quarters The
| yacht will h- ready for launching early in De
| cember. Year after year our yachtsmen are
getting more alive to the beauties and delights
! Of winter cruising. which our southern waters
! bounded by the Wndward and Leewart
| Isnds. and embracing charming ports in Cuba
| Jamaica. Porto Rico Nassau. and elspwhrr,
| -
| waters OF the Mediterranean and Ionian seat
| beloved Of English yach,smcn.
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Outside the Nnrrows.
Igalc toward. the iar.on sea,

gaze towards the iar-on sea.
Nearly unknown it's ~ me,
ships ride NJ anchor IN its tide
or swiftly Ger its waters glide,
some are 10 lar they lose all form.
or look like snow iiWkcs IN storm.
while others rise SO clear and near,
ThcS almost seem already here
In port SECURE from furious gales.
with sunshine on their folded sails.
Oh ships. upon the further sea,
Have YOU no news to give Ia me'
Have you not seen from your lookout
Have YOU not hailed with welcome shout
Them that knew in other days,
That went beyond my mortal eaIe'
Oh. are thew safely sailing now,
With stadiast course and sturdy prowi
Or meet they storm, by night and day
MID rock bound straits. lar. lar away
Some. II Is true, seem near to me.
Almost as ON this earthly sea,
Bright form, serene IN pure array,
That could not wholly pass away
While SONS like shadows iOat through haze
More dimly than IN other days
God shield all those. whoe'er they DO.
That move upon that further sea;
Aud keep them from the evil blast,
And bring them unto peace at last
EDWARD \. ChEAHER.
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I,IIIJ.

nROOMFIELp - on SATURDAY. oct s, Mary Bourne
Br"nmncid, widow Of the late william Broonhed, aged
~
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from the Residence Of her son ga Leonard
st. GreenlOlut. Oct = ~ l u'vlpk
CROMWELL bath l. | . oct I. William II. Crom
well, AGED NJ wears aud 2months
Friends. aud meml'crsoi Cnmnunwc ath Lodge. " and
NJ. are invited To- attend the funeral from his late resi-
deuce. at Bath, an sunday oct Il. at o'clock. Trains
leave stu aN ami sam ~. At ~ 50 ami ,iu.
JlNt.-on THURSDAY. oct .. john jung aged g. be.
loved husband nt christina jun. nee Ahelunn
The relatives and fieni> also the members Of Radiant
Lodge. Ne 80 +. and \ NJ. aud Hope Chapter l. A
are respectfully invited Ia attend the funeral from hi'
H.
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Frederick Gerry's Frenzy.

Frederick Gerry. alias Alexander. Is In Rich
mond County iA Tor sssauns his mother, ~ years Of
age and his invalid brother lie got drunk on Friday
night and went home telling the persons he met ON the
way that he was going home To raise -" ON foaeh'
ing his home IN Princes Bay he demanded money from
lbs mother She refused gve him any and went into
another room Gerry followed her ANA, slsulmlnR the
door AGAINST her. nuttcred bitter Gu srs md threats NJ
time raising ms list To slhe her She screamed
fur help and her ot er son Invalid came to her
Trscnc Gerry struck his brother ana beat him cruelty
knc aHi cane GeiN followed his brother ana hrnally
assaulted him IN the ruAd woman passing AZ tile time
tnntrd and the nrlehhogs To save Tho brother A
named Ware SEIZED Gerry and took the knife away
from him Gerry arrested AMI taken before Jusuet
Ware OF Tottenve. VINO committed him ia default Of
bail IL await thc action OF the Grand jury,
Winter undershrts and drawers rinoes and nannels
cardigan Jackets wooen sacks saving 20 per cent
Grand st. also All 9Th 28th 1t Adp.
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MARRIED.

ALDRlCH-DALL- Thursday evening Oct 3. at st
Matthews CHURCH. Jersey city by the Rev X NJ Aber.
crumhle ID u llarrsttc iOlcy daughter Of AUSTIN Dali
oi baltimore Md % spencer Adrich Of this city
HOWES-OSGOOD.- In kist Orange. THURSDAY, oct q.
by the Rev Richard q Green. pastor ot Trinity Congre-
gationa church Frank Herbert Iowes toJenny BrOome.
daughter of samuel VI. O-good.
WlckS-StANAN.-Oct .. At the residence Of the
bride al Nyack. D., the Rev. T. Clement Eu.smc X.
Nirks, daughter ui The late capt benjamin Nicks OF
BrnnkNn L. William seaman of NyAck.
WlLLOlGliHN- HARRISON On oct >. by the Rcv.
William ". FAIR. HUH l.. Milloushhy Of Saratoga and
Augusta dc feyster Harrison OF Philadelphia.
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Arrtved-SArvRpAr. Oct O.
"a Cortes Bennett, ST Johns y p
IS ODER List Bremen sept ~ and South Ampton 2tth
s. Isaac Bell Lawrence. Richmond. city Point and
Norfolk
s. Atlas. Low, Kingston, Jamaica
So Herman Livingston. Fleetwood Savannah
- iiansa. Sands. Bremen.
IS City vi Columbus Nickerson. Savannah
IS Frnnconia Brngs. Portland.
Bafk tngdume NVnnrr, jacobsen. St Nazaire.
Bark frgga. Olsen. Core uhn.cn.
brig Tubai cain. Stone Marscics
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A station Agent. Disappearance.

Oliver b. Tuthill. station agent for the Erie
Railway at Rutherford. " j.. Thursday morning told
his assistant that he going to New York on the II
train and would return the 10 o'clock train lie has
been SINCE and search for MIN has been begun
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One OF the minor officers on the United States
steamer Plymouth while ut Brooklyn Navy
Yard last month. spent dollar at the office Of
the Louisiana State Lottery Company, 3l9
Broadway III. l., Plum Mnnager) and was for
tunato enough ~ receive 81 $50 as u return
which he thinks ID far preferable to prize money.
-AaD.
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| In eorpucnce, indigestion. or dyspepsia. New Yor
office slS Broadway. Send for circular.-AdV.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

siSiAruRE AfsISAc-rHts pLr
sun rses.... o. sun scts... - Noon sets. a
HttH wArbR-riis nay.
sandy Hook. a. Gov Island 81 Hell date. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-06

A. Ice disappears under July fat disappears
under the use VI AlHns Anu.fat Those having use
essy tried other remedies readily reduced from two
. owe pounds per week by this great remedy for eorpu
lsnea. sod ~ druagisll-Ads
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GLISGOW'S BROKEN BANK.
some OF tho Firms 10 Whom Advances were
Made-The Probable Deficit.

LONDON, Oct 5.-1he report yesterday OF
the failure of large shipbuildng firm in Glas-
gov il confirmed. but the name Of the firm has
not yet been published. though their liabilities
are stated at 100000. Two. and possibly three.
other shipbulders will fail. 1t is rumored that
Potter. ono Of the Directors OF the City Of Glas-
gov Bank. and who was also member of the
firm OF Potter. Wilson Co.. which failed when
the bank closed its doors, had large advances
from the broken bank. The Bank Of Mona, u
local branch OF the City OF Glasgow Bank. in the
Isle OF Nun. held from 81 800 900 to sl,75OO0O
Of deposits being about all the spare money in
the island, and many PERSONS are LETT destitute.
With n view To afford relief to the depOsltors as
soon as possible. II committee OF the other Scotch
banks IN maxi arrangements TO pay ten shil-
hngs on the pound. rs soon Hs the banks have
ascertained that they will be safe in making an
advance 10 that extent.
The BiuiiOHiS, announces the following ms
some OF the advances made by tho City Of Gas-
cow Bank;
10 James rsht. " ohlID
To william scOtt. ................. 76bU0
To Norton. co.. ...... 9,5ODOU
To VIM kco CO. OF Bombay, and Fleming
Co VI kurrAchee ,.............. 100000
To Lee Potter. 0O0uu
To u sAnund boOOn
70 W lhlior ''''''''''''t aouD
To " Buchanan Co, obpO
The Times says There is reason to hope
that the deficit which the shareholders Of tho
City Of Glasgow Bank must meet will not exceed
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Irthe Palate Of n Juvenile
Anti-Fat Remedy

Revots at medicine II very dihcult for II TO swallow
This is not the case with Milk Ui Magnetism ado.
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Carbolins
MAKES HAIR GROW on BALD HEADS.
"
The Captured Cipher Dispatches
what they mean.
How they made.
Who wrote them.
who received them.
How the TRIBUNE discovered the Interpretation OF
them.
The TRIBUNE will print the Dispatches themselves
and the translation and Will also give the keys, so that
any one can test the accuracy them beginning Monday
morning with the eiphers and on Tuesday giving the
whole
STORY OF FLORIDA
Other states to follow
FIoririne! for the Teeth and Bresth.
Is ,he best liqaii denHlrse IN tie world Il thor.
osnp S ~" 'sStn TN ns "" ri,
sic OF nihs hiisv ~ ~ ~, VIZ. ~ my
white mP.Tnps ~ ds1 irFfT oIS e ss breath
removes instantly Al olors arising from a foul stomach
PruSaTeS tx Sy ESRY q GHIup 4os oxford st. Lon.
don. England, and rettled every where
There's not Charm that Lights the Face
with 50 inenable asrace,
As sweet pink lips and ivory teeth;
And nothing now, beneath the sky,
Can beauties such as these supply
Save soZoDoNr that wears the wreath
I.asc smiths Umbrellas Best In the world.
Cotton. rom ....... ~. Guanaco, patd from 81 10
tMBRE I'll "a tSp PASAS0Is MADE s TO ORDER
WALKING CANES IN EVERY VARIETY
nos a. Nsua M nlT W
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SPECIAL Auiltrs.
MAKES HAIR GROW oN BALD HEADS.
\ LIMITED NUMHIR OF TICK Frs

CARBOLINE
MAKES HAIR GROW oN RAID HEADS.
LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS
reserved tor REGULAR purchasers can he had before
O'Clock, A NJ. Tuesday neat on an immediate applica'
ton. the rule ltfcmptoly nrst first served,
aud ordinarily many are disappointed for want OF prompt
ness IN s,Nug the sod,n opportunity attend to thisa
uiep open unul L. O'Clock MuHdAy evening Cal
OF witt
;ELENNpp orr9RN re- ~. MlN f S,W HE
LdtislANA,SiAiL LOTTERY ,coMrANY
ITS GEAxp" 5AiN SthLEi" SlHni'l' 6lsfnfnrroN will
taxi p@ 4 S" "a S , s'9 %l SSsSr
,nn G.ArlTN i lg * 5S9 ,i3qic1 y,cu
HALF rlrkLGs, uNE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
r@iati r[il ''''''''''.'''''''''' 22
-IIlNA" 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lOtsA
lnnllWA nl ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. llfn
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES. '''''''
REPRESENTATION rriNs ul $50 ..........,.... 2,Tn0
DIFFERENTIATION rrtn's sol .un .............. .~1
approximation Pri4es lOl............... vpl
1857 Pr1es amounting to-. ............. siiu.4oo
an lIfoadway New YORK.
All our Grand Extraordinary drawings ais under Ne
SUPERVISION and management nj tens q 4 BEAURh,
GARD and JrBAL =. EARLY
kEATING's COUGH L,bZ ENGEs HAVE
ness, b. Itslhe great Envnsh remedy c'las i-hrd by
A. eA9.uence OF Over 30 years sold by ali druggists
l. fOlGEEN 4 co, New York, Agents
PILES permanently orndicagd without knife. liga
IS or Ssn,m, hS N.Y. fn'e a -, '1 .
CARBOLINE
MAKES HAIR GROW On BALD HEADa
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NOssT- kVnnVNN 4 IW--
Please shin Us Immediately $50 gross Carboluc. The
sales Carbolue exceed that all other poure
sood, IN the market r. WErHEHELL Aro,
- fark place, " Y.
A Medical Wonder.-Hva,rs Lie Balsam. tn >
conqueror OF rheumatism. CURE Tor scruula. &c.
FAN Styles Fine SIX Uat., ~. go worth So.
Finn DetbNs. slln worth - - NV Church stup siars
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Z Ihr "
Cotton. rom 10 .Guanaco, paid from - az
GiughAm any ~. from 81 God ~ var frame ~
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOf.S MADE To ORDER.
WALKING CANES IN EVERY VARIETY.
Prices uniform IN each OF our i've stores
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-05-24
Mortgage Sale.
A. ii: Wilcox, plaintiff, VS.. Laura c. King
and a. j. King, defendants Seven
tenth District Court.

teenth District Court. ''
1INDEs AND By VIRTUE OF A
~ decree of foreclosure and or
d district Of co saie Of e ths 1h IN The
District of the state of California In and
Tor Los Angeles county, on the 3Jth day
or March, A. ID. 1873, and writ on fore
closure OF mortgage entered in the afore-
said District Court, annexed to said de-
cree and dated the 18th day of May, A.
ID. 1878, in the above entitled case, and In
iavor of A. II. Wilcox, plaintiff. and
against Laura q. Kin. and A. j. King,
defendants, acertified copy of which said
decree of foreclosure duly attested under
the seal of said court on the 10th day
OF May, A. ID. 1878, and delivered to me
e re Win 1h th 5ee wr same day ,oieih
whereby am commanded to sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder
for cash in U. S. gold coin, the following
and In said decree described real estate,
to wit:
That certain let or parcel OF land, ST.
uated In the city and county of Los
Angei es, State of California, and bounded
and desc ioed as follows, TO wit:
Commencing at point in the solt!l
line OF orange street, being the north
west corner of the lot fronting two hun
dred feet on said Orange street, which
was sold by John u. Nichols to John
Jones by deed recorded in Los Angeles
county records; running thence along
the south line OF Orange street north IS
degrees Is minutes west 228 40 feet:
thence at right angles south So degrees
% minutes west 45l $40 feet to the iorth
line OF the extension of Seventh street:
thence along said north line south 85L
degrees east 2l3 $40 feet to southwest cor
ner of lot of j. Jones; thence along the
west ne OF said Jones north % degrees IS
minutes east l5-l0J feet to the place of
beginning.
Public notice is hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-05-24
LEGAL.
SUM MONS.

IN the District Court OF the Seventeenth
y judicial District, of the State OF Cal
geles.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Los Angeles, Plaintiff, against Jane
Niles, Jr., Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court al
the Seventeenth Judicial District OF The
STATE or California, in and for the Count.
OF Lns Angeles, and the Complaint fileu
in said County of Los Angeles, in the
Office of the Clerk of said District Court,
The People of the State of California
send greeting to James Viles, Jr.,
defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In
an action brought against you by the
1bove named plaintiff in the Distiict
Court OF the Seventeenth Judicial District
OF the State of California, in and for lie
county or Los Angeles, and to answer The
exclusive of the day of service) after IL
service on you of this summons-if served
Wltnln TINS county; or, If served out OF
this county, but in this District, within
twenty s days ,,;,rn otherwise, within forty
taken against you, accordingto the prayer
OF said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain
decree oftnis court for the toreclosur @
certain mortgage described in the said
complaint, and executed by the said
James Viles, Jr., to the Farmers an d
Merchants, Bank of Los Angeles, on the
twemntiy c ,1fth S25thl day of October,
sum Of eight hundred $500 dollars in
United states gold coin, with interest as
set forth in the said mortgage, and a
certain promissory note executed
by said defendant, bearing even
date with said mortgages; that the prem :
ises conveyed and mortgaged by said
mortgage may be sold, and the proceeds
applied to the payment OF said sum OF
$500 W dollars, in u. S. gold coin, with
interest at the rate OF ~ per cent. per
per month from the 25th day OF January
a: -. 1871, compounded monthly, avid
for ten per cent. upon the mount which
shall be adJudged to be due on said note
for attorneys Il es, as provided for in said
mortgage, and costs OF suit; and in case
SUCH proceeds are not sufficient to paw
the same, then to obtain an execution,
ior the balance remaining due; and also
that the said defendants and all person.
claiming by, through or under him may
De barred and foreclosed of all right. ii.
tie, claim, lien, equity of redemption and
interest IN and TO said mortgaged prem
lses. and for other and further relief,
ulars.
And you are hereby notified that If Won
lail TO appear and answer the said corn.
piaint as above required, the said plaintiff
VIII apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the said complaint,
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the District Court of the Seventeenth
judicial District of the State of Ca ifornia,
IN ana for the county of los Angeles, this
I3th day OF February. in the year OF our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.eight. lSeal.
A. w. POTTS, CLERK.
By JAMES C. KAYs, Deputy Clerk.
Glasseil, Chapman & Smiths, PlaintjfT *
Attorneys. mr3l-2m
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yus Au9eles aierald
From the Outlook.

From the Outlook.l
NJ. b. Boyce has received his ap-
pointmeut as postmaster of Santa
Monica. He will take possession
OF the Office the first of June.
The corn in this end of the coun-
~ Is growing very rapidly. MIR.
Bassett, who lives near town, tells
Us his corn Is as high as mans
head.
Mr.. Lazard, of San Francisco,
has rented the residence of Colonel
Crawford, on Ocean avenue, for
three months. He and his family
will take possession Immediately.
We can truly say Of Santa Moni-
ca what the patent medicine man
says Of his MISUNDERSTANDING
takes It." Our visitors are of every
grade and nationality. Lords, bo-
nanza kings and railroad magnates
come in special cars: the less pre-
tentIons are conveyed by the reg
ular passenger coach, the steam
ship or private vehicle; and even
the tramps frequently "make up a
load and walk" to the seaside. Nor
il 1t bad to take. No one "makes
faces" over the dose. 1t is sugars
coated, SO to speak. The climate,
the bathing, the beauty and fresh
ness of the situation render it deli
cious.
Quite an exciting game of polo
was played last Saturday on the
grounds of the Santa Monica Club.
The match was for the best in 5.
Messrs. J. Teal, Grattan Perry, G.
A. summer and Capt. Jacob played
on one side, against four Spaniards
from the canon, led by Manuel
Marcus. The first aud fifth games
were won by the former, and the
Spaniards got away with the Sec
ond, third and fourth. The game
is very captivating, but it is not
specially easy on the men, and we
are quite sure 1t Is hard on the
horses. We are told that the Span
iards were in their element, and
displayed some extraordinary
horsemanship. When the men
and horses become thoroughly
trained, we doubt not polo will be-
come one of the most captivating
sports known in the catalogue OF
amusements.