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cafngrs.

IgrANTED.--ln mn Indu ';r,al School in Penn
w svlyana an ~ teach the Eng
ush bracnc. AID The riin rs OF IN iemltc' tle sci
ltun N per rans' one and ioa person "h'
vii take "a. IN III wal max himself use
mi A lar salifT vii he pad
Ai,r. -. niih full PAT .ruirs capabilities ana
\ Il. g.. p. o. Box .52 New York
d. Enn yearly IN ETY. 10 mddlc-aged GER
srsDCO man lady teacher. proficient elementary
mr. he's EngWh humiliation and needle work
ApDy l..iZy broadway.
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On and after line u. ls.

On and after JU NE p, 1880.
Express Trans leave New orS via Despro,ses and Cort
andt streets Ferries rn as, as follows ;.ao .,4o
4so 40 and 10 d. M and IL nant sunday. $50 and
a. NJ o. o. $50 and 10 p M ana - night sunday q, ian
a .. m, running through via Trenton and Cam
Boats Brooklyn with all through
jersey city aTordng speedy and direct transfer for
RETURNING leave West Phadephia l2oi s45 420,7
80 go and 75O M on spnda ags L20i S:s5 20 -
ga "a "a i and s5o D. h. NJ daily except sunday
.r So Of 2S and &C. AMI
bOyn Annex RRS .Gt II p GS
lsEes ocS No. H Al. Tor and check
baggage ps irom hotels AMI residences. sAeyrp
fhAN .ararai Manager General Passenger Agent
ys,HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
/ NEW.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
HoH aRaAseRMESr TRAINS TAXING EFFECT NAY TO- 1880
N s and ann SaessS DS sr rags pra"ns
Spm' tDaiy1~Fast Louia Express arriving at But
s siS J" P9i%ans best
10 lS tDailv Pacific Express for the West espiDg
spoT cSanSe also ote Dining cars to Chicago
i:i5 mEm,sr.nI Tram for The West yorx n,
sna Zoo miGnisni saturday ghts only Sundays sl5
R 4 U;f GOO 20 TO- loco smtee lo2o
stops a. En,hereTa any Snly On 0 y moi
midl ght snndays 900. $50 iu1O. L., LAB o3V p H.
t,'sr' Sl 40 40 $40 J. $40 30 $50 OlO $50
= lu..U ID and IL Midnight s1huNs o. ooo.
1910. III LAS. $3.50. q p IN anl ~ Indnl fht
s,n,rn iUD 100 1923 a. 1910, 500, 0OI o. ~, tlo,
,oS1 n m a's l2 m inghS sundays 600. $3.50. lO;20
M ~ Ss "a 5ioq iaaS ma M. i.j@ D p M
MswSGrs; and and cornwall 75O $780, 4So NJ sun
sondou1 ana Kng.ton 900 $50 p M sundays $50
a ooo tooo m 3,3g. $50 10,
'sundays 600 $50 1870 q. M b:bl, ~ p IN.
Miptstown 700 800. TO- o an 500, 49, 900 ~ M
sa.ans S,'n u.2U a $50 700 p m The 200 am aud
IN n m trains connect with Newly OrA and Oswego Mid
ia pu 1nyi T'sa 9aO 1920 M l. 30 $50 900 7l3 p
"A IN. D III.
M io,ts leave quarter OF AMI quarter after
each hour 51 a. m 10 '''' p NJ Ill" ~ '''' A' '''
p M a.. and for Al Drawing Room
or Coaches can De obtained and orders for tho
anu Nc an transfer OF Baggage De lett Com
Nos2 4Jl. bo1 broadway y. y, 2
PAM ~ Rroonlyu. at the Company Dcpois.
rlus the West arrive ia New ork al ia
ana i=' INo y ABBOTT. Genl Passr Ag't New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Tor Engewood. slo,,cr Fremont aud =
~ .O0 500 a. 100 400. AO1 4oC. o;3u, o:aO
s.9o D. Sundays. 800 M. AMI $40 p ~ The
iyo n m tram wil minutes later SATURDAY ulghts
Nanuct spring Valley and Aonsey. 100 9;oI m soO
4" !" T~O n ARnOrT General Agent. SAw YORK
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
a. wall. Newburg POughkeepse kondOut aud Kingston
landing Cozzenss. Milton New amburg AMI HVie psr a
leaves foot VESTRY-5r $40 and u rHSr at $3.50 o.
m ~undays exceptedl Connection POughkeepse will
evening rain on H. r. R. K for North and West Baggage
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DREW LADIES' SIENNA AIRY, Carmei: n y
LFTralfbIu homeke thorough musical advantages an.
surpassed rates begins sept s. Geo g smith a. NJ
DISCOUNT OF 90 PER CENT from circu-
lar rates made by the Mt. Hope Ladies' SeHhayi
oIsps - pfember .. For particulars address - -
- ROBkRT q. tLACk, TaTytown y. y.
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FREEHOLD AND NEW,YORK RAILWAY
Leave OF Llberly.st for Freenoi at 7:l5 lll5

!. OLD, D y. N. - - ---v,
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY KOUrE-FOr Highlands Bellevue seaDrehN
Monmouth Beach At8uucgle. Long Branch. ocean Gfse
AsbuIy Para Point n asant Ions RIVER Barne'
gat. Nlneland, ATLANTIC CITY. etc. "a
Leave NcwN ork, foot Liberty It. g. v%U, lViJ W lIO
3:4j, . D. IN. ,,. ., 90 49,. III d..
steamer ~ johns VII leave at I3u H. iof
all stations 10 Long Branch aud - .....
DfFTCf Exp - ~ THE LONG BRANCH RACES
For Atlantic CITY, 40 y. through cara
-INDAYs-g.3O a FOR Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
1 diseases can have BOARD and proper attention IN
rr vate family. address EXPER IENCE Il, Tribune Uptown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13
NEW-Y ard BRIGHTON BEACH RAIL

ouICKEsr ROUTE TO BRIGHTON AND CONEY
ISLAND and Brighton Hotel Double track ro0
MI The yav stops dust ferries rough Outsid. passaae ot
horsecars This company viii run tneir yeiknosn iise
st.amers MORRIsANIA and SHADY SIDE 10 TIER pew
pier at Locust rom New YORK. leaving ZZd-sG y "a
at 1914, lli5 l:l3. 10 $40 ta2 TX so.''
n, also from pier " r., at lao l-ilo noon ito,
40 i:lO b:I0' 6:iO 740. $40 p -. keiurnn1 ieayee
Brghoi tConey Is ana 800 500 ll;iO a. No. i-'s" noo'
glH .,lV 44O. 5:4O. Hln, 10 D. M - . .... ~. o,...
coaches 70 Daslr 'tnos
rom and elegant omen ears runYr ing
from pier Brighton Beach IA sly N nnes tickets 70 oei
,,ton and Snry Excursion. 80 cents. single Lara
3s cents Children twelve ami four yar eArursion
* cents snge 10 Steamer Bay Ridge eonnoe0
Win IN road leaving from foot ot Wallis ~ lo5o M
iso and $50 D. m Lcay Brighton Depot Tor Waist -
T50 and IL 40 A H.. 24O and d 10 p
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MANHATTAN BEACH,

VIA GREESPOINT.
GROVE. IT Jm foot Of 2jd 81. r r. "a,
945 lOib o. ~ and half hourly to s4J. Returning.
leave MANHATTAN BEACH az 1l5, 1000 ll:05, M
1905, y 30 and every halEhOur 20 1898 D. m.
VIA BAY RIDGE
steamers 1Hos. COLIYER and MATTE AVIAN, fJn
22fsfreet $40 lo25 A. aad hourly 10 SD p M
Leaving EROY STREET minutes. AMI ~ EH NJ. u
thirty mnues leaving 22st rne boats ieayng II
street. AZ T2 and s:2J D. aud Pcr ~
rne steamer y. Z. MARTIN lelves tO)t OF Wheha.lse
NJ g95 a m hourly 70 $40 o. Trains fro Nin1Attiu
Beach connecting with D. r. Marlin for WhiehaL save
hourly $40 m. 10 1920 l25 10 $40 "a il0
Trans connecting with steamers Tor Pier No y
Leroyst 22dt leave every hour fron la ~ 10 9oa
GILMORE's FULL BAND ami LEVY every Mtern'oa
evening
Dotd,s EXPRESS will take baggage from place in New
York and transport Manhattan Beach, twice daily -
80 cents per package =.
display " FIREWORKS every -ateiNy S'en'hR "
the Aexandrl Exhibition Co.
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Che Curt.
1 ONG BRANCH RACES.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES, LONG
vi pRANCH y. second summer Meeting. $50.
saturday August IAN; Tuesday, august l1th Thursday
18Th saturday, August 2lst sk Races each dsv
Including sieeDechasc Hurdle Race Races cOmmenct
promptly oclock. Trains directly ~ Couse from snra
r. r. foot Of Liberty by boat sandy HOBS Al OOV
900 ll3O a. M; and by Train az 7;f5. yO $40 a. mi
l2:lb Fare for round tIip Including admission 70
Field, 81 o.
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/ IL Rail-, LINE

n no TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS
LAKE MEMPHEEMAGOG ana QUEBEC -,
and after June 1880 the popular through train win
parlor cars will Grand Central Depot NewlOrk v
y y H. H. r. r. % arriving in the mountains
evening Dine Springfield sup at WHITE lnver
f'' '"i '"'' p"' -SO-"'' c. r. HEMsTEAD, G. I. A.
4fhave and 42d-st.. y Y.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TUE o1p.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
An- BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

"a TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT Sunday 3
10 DEPOTs IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NEW-HOLtk.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE NosT IMPROVED EQUIP
MENTAND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLLTE SAFETY
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I ONG BEACH.
IL Two GRAND CONCERTS DAILY BY THE FIN.
EST ORCHESTRA IN TIE UNITED STATES. COR
LIT solos AT EACH COSCERr By THEO noCh
hunters Point Flat0gsh-ave. BrOOsyn dAly-5;3o,
500 80 1000 100 a l3n 80 80 $50. 4:OO +:3O.
Goo. $50, 600 100. 800 and 1910 y. m.
Leave East ferry - minutes earlier East Ithset
20 minutes earlier and James slip except sundays. 80
minutes earlier. -
Annex per II ofPne daily except san
davs-730 $50 $50 lO30 2IU, 2iO $40 $780, +lc.
ReYrning leave Long Beach-7.sj s2j. $40. ll0j
LOB 45306 400 J05. GOj. 7:OJ 500 .O0 Ojo Ip"ss
1905 D. NJ. - - -. o,.,--,o
" " LAFFAN.
General Passenger AGENT
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-

AL BAIL LINE for Perth Ambov. south Amboy. MAJ
awap Newport Hazet MIDI Red Bank. Little SILVER
Rfanchport Long Branch. begOu, Dedi Beach ocean
Gr,ve Asbury PARK Beach Lake sea Grit.
POINT Peastnt Riyet Barnc.af. tIaa CITY, ETC.
Leave Ne-l foot OF Lutry 81 90. f.t3. . lid
q. m: 80 % 80. !. .: .. q D.. n.
d. Lautc Cify. 1850
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OFFICE or TIE AHEmcAN RAILWAY
ILpRnNIMENT COMPANY. 81 BrOi

OFFICE or TIE A8EucAN RAILWAY
INPROy LlEST COMPANY, 81 Broadway " y
PROPOSALS will be received at tins Once
1 until August 20, for the Clearing, Grading. Bridging
Structures Water tons. -h0ps Iracky1ng ana IleS
for the III rst DIV the NewOreans Pacific railway
x enluQ from shreveport LecOmpte, la, about 40
miles also or the Brdg the Atchafaaya River on the
second DIVISION FOR terms paym plans specifications
ana III lni"i 'iA'O" "PP'' " a. M DODGE President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13
Gurouean ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHARLES AUSTIN HALE, who lett Eng
~ land June. 1873 s reasess % NE
olliugwo0d HAZE anu hch<fu hoer
kooer at IL wahamst southsea IN 'he eoensy -
.as sf,., he vii Of something 10 HE advantage
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RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Train. leave EngewOod. Costor. Pei1nont aud ny
o1 s.,O 900 a. m LOO 300. A0I, 46J b;3t, $40.
s.s1 / 30 u M sundays 300 M. and $50 M Tho
40 n m tram wi leave 80 minutes later SATURDAY ughts
Nanuct spring Valley and Aonsey' 100 800 m' 400
" III mo n ABBOTT. General Psssr Agent SAw YORK
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For Young Ladies-Country.
MISSY IL BuTLER,s HOME NsTI-

1I-Tt, keep-if. y. y A HON Of v"'nt an,~
1horoug hness IN al Dfanches sneclai az
'nt,,S ana languages Excellent
r, nr,inan or French. ioari fhghsb WIN "''"'" VI
IrrIcl 80 per year
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DROPOSALo for ELEVATORS.

i TREASURY DEPARrHENr. -.
RTpEAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, Aug. 2, 1850
PROPOSALS erecting and placing two elevators IN the
occupied Bureau VIII DE- recelFeU AZ Ais
Office until O'Clock m. Monday, the 10Th ihsI ,,,., -
The defects and reject any OF AZ Olus II re
served. "a, q, - ,t.. ~, ,,.,- ,-,u
Specifications blank forms will be furnish "a upon pp
c1fiou 10 d. Il IRIS H. chief Bureau Engraving anu PRINT
&.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

n tc.ch,r grsir,- mn enlargement la scOl ~ family
can take Tntre charge OF school and teach atm music
a.. Ensl.i Lraach~s rudimcns of G'Iman Address
%iss Y T. tribune ptowp Once, l,-.s Broadway.
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o. TO SARATOGA and

VI r to Lake GcQrEe and return.
sa-on. Troy BuAir. iillI ~
~ RI TOGA aud CITY or TROY
SATURDAY. at u p. M. iron Ter No.
River. foot LEROY -st.. connecting "
trains tor ~ hATOOA and ALL HF'
rooms secured at No. ga brvsdwn'
Court at ElOoklYp.
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SO TO BOSTON.

"a VIA
NEWPORT LINE, for specia limited tickets steamers
NEWPOltT AND OLD COLONY
leove Pier OK North RIVER II Murray daily Snnd2Ts
excepted cOnnec ng AT Newport Win tast EApo7
Tram arriving Boston At 1870 T. m
Returning !eave Boston from Ola colony Depot NJ p ~
Tickets can Do secured IN NeWl OK ONh
AZ Pier Is North River and On board steamers -
GEO. l.. cos NOR Genl Pass AgL
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
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Bifamboats ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"a ami - nN cave Pier IL. North River 1907 OK
CGn0 ST.. every week dav. 9 m. connecting az Apsny
SUNDAY morning exceptsD with trains North west ana
Ercnrs1nn 10 lhsnr and return. good 80 dayA. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

ON and after June - DIRECT CONNECTION VIII be
made
THE GaEAr PROVIDENCE Line NOV
PARLOR "a RS lr.vilC the steam lIndiiB nj fox
POINT WHAnf Providence, at 800 y a., WI
RUN THROUGH 70 tABfAS Hpl~E Al ID ,,,,r
ALL PRINCIPAL WITT mot - Al 4O4- - " II u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

RE fURN; IS 10
Tickets good for IN"
iINlf.-Ncw atramc~s
leave DAILY toxrsD
80 tufwNo. Al. North
TROY with inornIGg
sOKTS NORTH ga O.
r, New York. snt NJ. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

BLOOMINGTON LINE.-For Boston and all
~
Sa4riays aud the STATE OF NV 70 Nm aoh
avs. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS from Pier ~ Nurt1 RIVER
foot OF JaYsL. at 5 special Limited uckets 70
NJ, ass tine or GOOD ONLY for he DAY ahdrIp Iot
when ey are surd specified their face Ercight
tal.n n ,,s''., rurrrnt rItes D. :. BABCOCk, Pres
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TI,UT BERKELEY SCHOOL.
~ Madison-sve. SSH aud 39th.sts)
For Young Lades-Ci5y.

z 1nar,ius ami Day School for yodng ladies, West
,er1ve % a Thrd-avc. mile north % Dsrem b id8o
~,pirnb every facitr for the thorough ccuta
tu Of ycug eirs; terms for hoatier 50 ear i0r CAV
s+hc rs For particulars address MDltli. -
p-RlO rsuine Academy. MOrrisduia a. O., Ne"-Nork
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Gsrurslons.
ASBURY Park and Ocean Grove. Best Route.
"A TAKE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK -
Time table below

Tine table below
plymouth ROCK. For Long Branch.
II TWO TRIPS A DAY INCLUDING SO NDAY-
Leaves foot West 22dst NJ 9:3JAm. anu 100 ~.
and stone Pier No. l N. r.. 10 A. and J:lJ y. m
RENTS FULL MARINE BAND on BOARD.
FARE including Pier ticket FIFTY CENIs
EXCU RSION TICKETS, good only day sold XrY CEXra
- EXTRA MO9NING trp from LONG BRANCH
EVERY MONDAY MORNING
LEAVES OCEAN PIER 1870. ARRIVES Ter 800 an.
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Dr0uQ5il5

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILDING.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3. lo-0
IMPROVEMENT OF THE 81. JOHNS
Iiyef Florida. aad the entrance 70 Cumberland sound
between Florida ANA Georgia -. 81,
undrsaueI will DE received at TINS office unl ~ CLOCK,
noon on the iay Of August 1880 at when time ana
sc, they viii presence OF Oicdcr4, iOf con
strurug lettes mouth Of the st jOhn RIVER foI
pa and ~ AZ ne On france INTO Cumberland sound BET ween
Florida. The WORKS VIII DO let separately
mnd the proposals therefor must be submitted III separate
-pecihcaons TO bidders and blanks TOT pro
po,s NAV De- obtained hi. Office on anpleauOn Dy IL
tending bidders ~ \. = !. a. alOts = =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

A HOME SCHOOL, AUBURNDALE, MASS.
~ few >oys VIII be received into he family Of an ex
where tney enjoy home comforts ana
care thorough Instruction quiet and hea thy Location IA
besr,,fu y'lI,ge JAMES Bird, A. ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

NEAR UNION sou ARE.-LaIge front room
~ and DedroO 90 together or s"parate nicely furnScu
floor monthly also TWO III
ed rooms. 100 East 10Th
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CUARLIER INSTITUTE,
rppAY HILL INSTITUTE.

Nj No WEST 39rH ST. Preparatory School for
sege or fr busne. with Primary Department opens ITS
',oe,,h vcar september % The President
sssr,or Professors College many bert
=. l...rans JOsEPH D. w. prneIpaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

Il EHItpn ALl%Il
IL PASSENGER TRAINS, on anu after June l. 1s3o win
leave drpots foot of COrtaudt ami Debrosesss, al An
p IN and $50 p Tor Eason Bethlehem. Auen,ow S'
Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo aud the West Pullman sleep
ipg coaches attached to $50 III. train . Co.. -,
Trans leaving 740 M. ana p M. cohhec' Aor MI
paints M Malanov and HlxetOn coal regions
r. q BYINGTON y, General passenger Agent,
General hasiern Once corner Chuich an SGt!udtsts
l. II. CUMMI-,i-, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

N ORW ILH LINZ . =, =
~ t. BOstOn Worcester Portland and the Wnta NOM
tans via New iouaon.7teaDers ea'e f1er no ~ North
l. ycra An IN -lnu W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13
Hodru quo hooms
East Sid..

4 ARGE and beautiful furnished back parlor
/ wifi closets ana library hor and cold water suitable
or prof ssiDna gentlem gentleman and we Win or
a n nnt boaid; Dr vac family. -. lSthst near I'd ave.
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For Both sexe5-Ci.7.
FOR Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SENiINARY.-Th
II Thuteth wear If this boarding ana DAY school t
tiy~nls an be ladc at - Montaguest, Brooklyn n \
IN ATI.kS a. EST. PRINCIPAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL for
u younC ladies' the Hudson n. T.
- ''~ REV ALFRED ROE, Principal
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE.

Last night a meeting of the general Fourth
of July Committee was held at the Superior
Courtroom, N. L. Drew presiding. Win. J..
Davis, Secretary.
E. Coulman reported that his section OF the
Fireworks Finance Committee had collected
SIG.
TT. Clunie, from the joint Finance Com
mittees for Fireworks and the First Ward,
reported that they had collected in all about
SS00-making the entire collections 81, $40
He stated that in territorial extent the First
Ward had not yet been half canyassed, but
that the portion which had been canvassed
was that which would yield the most money.
Chris. Green moved that $500 be appropri-
ated for the fireworks display.
f. Coulman stated that his firm proposed
to give a first-class display-the finest that had
been given here for years.
Mr.. Green's motion was carried.
L. H. Berkey, from the Wagon Commit
tee, reported that the lumber which had been
used heretofore on the wagons was net in ex-
istence, and stated that the committee would
require an appropriation Of 1925, an excess
of S75 over what had already been appropri-
ated. The appropriation asked they pro-
posed to use as follows For purchase of
lumber, $50; nails, So; decorations, S95 :;
teams and drivers, $50 taking care Of ma
terial after use, Sl5; labor, $50; sundries,
so. lie moved that S75 in addition to the
amount heretofore appropriated be set apart
for the use of the Committee on Wagons,
and stated that the wsgon-frames had been
so constructed as to be suitable for use in
future time on similar occasions and that
arrangements had been made for its proper
storage. Motion adopted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-02

BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-The Board OF
Education met at Z O'Clock last evening, all
the members present. Up to o'clock the
Board was in executive session. When it
began its open session, on motion Of Mr..
Hornblower Mr.. Tracy was called to the
chair. The Committee on Repairs was au-
thorized to repair the door in the Twenty
seventh aud J street building. Mr.. Stalker,
from the Building Committee, submitted
plans for reconstructing or replacing the old
she'll known as q school-house at Twenty
seventh and ! streets. and stated That the
cost would be about $3.50 to put up a proper
additional building. The matter was referred
back to the committee, TO ascertain the kind
of a building needed in that section. The
Board, by vote. resolved that it needed some
additional rooms at Twenty-seventh and
streets. and ordered the Building Committee
to prepare piaus and ask flr bids and report
the same at the next meeting. The commit
tee appointed to arrange the course OF study
filed its report, which was read and consld-
cred in detail, amended and adopted. Hhe
Board reconsidered It's previous order direct
ing the publishing Of the list. The Commit
the on Rules and Regulations was notready to
report. and was granted until next week. The
Committee on Repairs was instructed t.
abate the nuisance on the school grounds ut
Seventh and G streets. The Board then ad
j1urned subject to the call of the President.
THE HoRRIBLEs The Horribles held
meeting last evening at the Courthouse. 1t
was stated that the Stockton Fantasies will
arrive at l P. NJ. Sunday, ard that they viii
be met by the Sacramento Horribles and es-
corted to Agricultural Park, where a meeting
=, -, l., b,1I I1ale-
cations from all parts Of the country are e.
pected. The iiliterate committee reported
g that His Excel!entsy will crate; their
Royal Hi4hnesses GarcUck and Hanhsld will
respectfully deliver the poem and read the
Declaration Of Indignation Miss Katie Z.
Mowers will deliver Rske's Attack on the
American Rag, and othe. illiterate exercises
will lie had. mixed with music by the Turn
monte and Philverein Inharmony Associa-
tons" The Horribles seriously and soberiy
| ask that people VIII not tender them beer or
liquors while on the march. Many did last
year, and when they refused and asked for
water, the people thought it a joke. The
managers DO not want the men to have any
drink but water on the routa, and the psrtic-
ipants themselves desire no tenders Of liquor.
Acc1utered in'heavy DISCUSSES they do need
water, however, aud say they will be grateful
for its being brou- let to the men in the line, if
the day Is a warm one.
POLICE ARRESTS. were made yes
terday in the city as follows: August Benz
mcrer, disturbing the peace, by Rider and
Ferral; Mrs Manual Dubois and Josie Du-
val. disturbing the peace, by Ferral and Rider;
Mrs Manual Dubois, arrested for battery,
by Ferral and Rider; - Devines, drunk,
by Rider and Cafferty; Mrs. r. Mazeaux,
disturbing the peace, hy Ferral and Rider !;
Daniel Mer&le and William Hefferren, dis
turbing the peace, by officers Ferral and
Rider
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-02

THAT'S TIE OPINION OF JOHN HENRY -
Little men, big men, long men, small men,
thin men, fat men, Industrious men, lazy
men, sick men, healthy men, weak mer,
strong men, liberal men, stingy men, pretty
men, ugly men, ricn men, poor men, married
uien and single men, buy your hats at the
Mechanics Store
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-02
CATARRHAL
? OTIS O II !!

HAWKING offensive mucous, PAINS over
the eyes, CT ACHING in the head, sICaEN-
ING breath, DEAFNESS and tickling in the
throat are SIGNS OF CATARRM. Tie PURU.
LENT sECREFIeSs thrown upon the BRON-
EKlAL TUBES while asleep follow the mu sous
membrane and P9IS0S THE ENTIRE syS-
lem. Sufferers know how GBSTsNATE the
disease is. The action of Catarrhal Virus, like that
of small pox, has been FINALLY DEsC0yEEED.
Catarrh is New CURED.
A. MCKINNEY, r. R'd Pres, SO Broad street, New
York: " Wei De Meyers Cafarril Cure
is wonderful"
E. H. BROWN, Merchant, 800 Canal street, New
York. Catarrl, Ii years. Cared by one
package.
W. D. WOODS, 4s7 Broadway New York, cured of
Chronic Catarrh.
F. J. HAsLETr, $50 Broadway, New York, four
years Catarrh
C. L. BRUSH, 448 Broadway, New York. Catarrh
10 years. Could not taste or smell Cured.
C. C. PRESBURY, Proprietor West End Hotel
Long Branch. Cured OF 20 years Chronic
Catarrh.
MRS. J. SwA2TZ, IA, 200 Warren street, Jersey
City, cured OF Is years Chronic Catarrh.
L. A. NEWMAN, Merchant, 3o5 Fulton street,
Brooklyn. Chronic Cusarrh. Given up by
musicians Cured
A B. THoRNE, Insurance, 1s3 Montague street,
Brooklyn. Sell and son cured of Catarrh.
j. D. MCDONALD, Merchant, 10 Broadway, New
York (Sister-in-aw.) Had Catarrh 10
years. Cured.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.