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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Good 10 Prime steer. sold a 81 1890 90 an
the average was estimated az ~ as

UOOd 70 Prmr -Leers sold Tcar
the average estimated at ~ IS.
BEEVEs-Recelpts were 236 cars Of T. 300 head-39
direct East Side abaoirs 80 at O0hst OF
which 80 for Mr. Eastman 81 for j. Stern,
and local stock and los at Jersey City, Of
which "a for export alive. Altogether there
80 carloads sale Including re-
Saturday. Good Cattle In moderate supply,
and bulk Of the offerings Ordinary Fair Ma
tive Steers carloads Texans and Coorados
Trade LITTLE active at the and Good Cattle
opened but before the Close there weak feeling
all GRADES and the finish dull without clearance.
Ordinary Prime Native Dulocks sold at the wide
range S56s6 and carload rather Choice &c 20
ard Colorado Steers So 40ds3 So Stays and Old
Oxen SO 1894 rs and few Bulls az e2 J0ds2 rs.
The Nevada will take out Dressed Beef tomorrow for
Mr.. Eastman
This weeks shipments Of Live Cattle and Sheep and
Mutton follOWS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

COTTON-Spot prlces were to-day advdhltu I'So, uII
tho n,rket closed arm. The salCs all consumption
reached 297 bales The port receipts to-day asgIegaea
t.lles with 80 b.cS this day last week
and 407 bales the corresponding day last year Since
September (the LrtInninG Of the crl year. the rcceps
aggregated 5O2 500 Daes against oSoI0O DaIes
for the time last year.
Quotations based the American standard OF eassca
lion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

Refined oil continued unchanged with a good demand
at 81 cents fm Abel test. at all ports. The foreign
Quotations were fim. Antwerp showing advance Of
81. AZ 20 30. Bremen and London unchanged AZ
100 ana q 11-16R6 49, Is respectively.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LONDON, Aug 6-rhe MARX Lane Express" in its re
view OF the British grain trade during the
August opened win disaster TO the agricultural interes
o. the who!e country he ranfas hGye been unprece.
cenedlY heavy and the damage done wheat crop
ireparaoe The values OF English whsat have risen L. per
ena since Friday In the London market
~ INC Liverpool market Country -four quoted 26s
SACK Foreign wheat has stinened at Liverpool
are III higher steady Oats and harley
are IN fair demand at uncha ged prices.
ANTWERP. ADg 0.-WilcO1's lard closed n francs
90 ceniimes per loo kilos
ANTWERP. Aug. g. Petroleum-Fine pale
francs % confines paid 20 francs 81 sellers
DkEAEA Aug. 6.-Petroenm Z marks 80 pfennigs.
OIL MARKETS.
nj. Ut az Penn Aug 6Natonal Transit Certificates
opener a. os12 highest. S6a lowest S4k closed eGs.
barrels clearances 900 barrels char
Dbls. F~S' 'o''oV o1Ete' ruHs, s',9io
. sTIsbu 1 Penn. Aug G-Petroleun closed active
highest. oGss lowest s4I '1 a. CAS- 'io'eu a. oo2
orensd ~ rehn Aae 6Natoua Transi, Certificates
S!earancss. SOS 900 Darros s'e'r coz io"esh o4'
oInpsviLL, Penn Aug e-Naton,l r,,r.,, csr,,oo.,a.
'Po"oN az Aighest c5ss lowest IA a. ciosst seI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

TUE BOOK OF -OPEN-AIR SPORTS" octave. 600
pages. ILLUSTRATED The standard authority oh
nMsncs open air amusemenu Rues for sailing swim.
Eng ball playing, shooting horseback riding ETC. etc
NIL 81 per copy. Published by The Tribune New,
Sea Entertaining and universally complimented by the
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHiNGE-AUG. g.
THE GENERAL LIST
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I kss::::: 1859 1852 ifis5 1898 202Sa.
HAY AND sTEAw-Th sors ds%ind i Tas eH
Timothy pei 100 n 99eesi No o9ao5s No sO y ISg
oSa7Oc straw-I4ons rye, 7GGsoc short rye ooGVoc
the fd o5Ig &c, S Ss lsf to s sssd
"a lie do. common 7q9s Do dds 4G0e; Pacific Coast
crop lSsi dG ls? STOCK sca dull ana nominal
i1iT business I; passing at d iS FIX
puii aad neeecsd LEAD~scady. Sales, 90 tons
A1Sp Ev& Al s5Ti3SREsA few small lots spirits
tine sold 1t soc the market closing steady with this
se ef ho.n o' n Gqf s.d C sHi s Good tU
1 Il, + !; s. Nj 81 81 n 81 90 W, g. 's'
sold moderately S az ss Sale. IN IN
se asSn Ss S crude 4s42
{eIIow Pr me Acc sgS% se "he 6oHeste Sc
LInseed ely, S9e Lard pine present make eac
natural winter 574 zoe be1ched winter 72d7S
sSc natural iV Winter llc bi,cGed winter
esnehs ace sSs Se S'sshsd winter ''' ''
OCEAN FRElGuTe-Ihere is good Ia demand ssss 5 9s
,s srg Srm ry' ScId BERTH Liver
pool hence 6gsGss sraI9 "a AHs ss,T
Iqsss' a S the bark
7oo bbs and 500 cases refined pry.e isfms KSeea
IRON. 7 ID r"' p3eTS from FhadspGla tho British bark
hence the ship Caravan TO arrive). 5000 bbs refined
B. Cd: United KINGDOM Continent hence. six foreign
vessels 10 arrye, 1000 and 600 ebls each IS Cd ;
Havre from Philadelphia. the British bark NJ. l.. Coz
10 arrive 1000 ibis crude. private forms. GRAIN
CHAETERS-Cork. crderf from San Francisco. two
prush and two American ships, 27s 0dd32s Cd
MISCELLANEOUS CnARTEES-Nss York, from Fer
nardna the schooner Kate Hilton. lumber private terms
HaverhL from South Amboy. the schooner Mary Rlce
coal 81 30 United Kingdom, from Quebec British ship
and two British barkS 2lsd24s; Buonos Ayres from
Iarsboro tho British brig Economy. slS
PROV NS-PORK.-NOthng accomplished
on this market to-day, but the feeling
was quite Arm One yearold Mess at si4 rs; New
Meas SIS 25dei6 so Short Clear els 7sas6 u.s. Extra
Prime sis 29ssis so Prime Meas. sI5ssls 50 and
nos changed since our last with :
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STOCKS QUIET IN A DAY OF SMALL SPECU
LATION.
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Actual Sales Closing No.
op'E 'gt-lLowt Final Bid Ask'd sold
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Tuesday. Oct -BEEyES-ReeeiLt
~ Ia ears or 4Oi head all nc 60thst and all for Mr..
Eastman With the exception Of head. Sixteen ears
held over from yesterdays arrivals in the pens
steady.
Dressed beef is having rather light INQUIRY ct I2a
&c for Texas Sides 5d7c for Colorado and Ranger
and 0a9c for Ordinary to Prime Native OF
Choice and Extra bring IA to 3-4c.
Advices from British markets continue 10 be OF a dis
couragng character Saturdays cable reported decline
10 I'D for Refrigerated beef and Yesterdays dispatch
n. American live cattle also slow sale at 10
to lie for the estimated dressed weight
shipments today 1850 quarters OF beef In the Wyoming
by Joseph Eastman.
for Grassers with sales at i4d2 Lee per Butter.
nilks quoted at 5-sa3c Veas unchanged at
10 Sc
Dressed Calves slow 4a5 i-2c Dressed Grass.rs
IL Lee for City Dressed with Choice and Extra selling
IN the slaughter houses at 12dl2 Lee.
Saes-D Harrington 60 Srassers. o49 n average at
l2c per N As Western Calves 1853 n. at Be; Veas
IIalenbeck Hollis 15T t;rassers 900 n At Lee;
Calves. 202 n. Mt Lac IS Western do. 372 az Re
Hume ( Mullen; IL Grsssers. 2i9 10 at Lie; IS do
Evcritt 6 Pidcoek: So Grasscrs es4 n. ateltc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiDts IL ears OF
o58 head all except carload G0hS VERY little
demand Tor stock hut prices Quotably unchanged
sales included Common TO Good Sheep az i2df 34c per
n and Ordinary to Prime Lambs at - 25csG 20 100 n
Dressed Mutton quiet hut steady at O. Sc per n and
Dressed Lambs slow at $40 lee.
sales-Newton 4 Gillctt: 1o5 Ohio Sheep few Lambs
~ N average: al a. rs per 100 ID
Judd BueLingh.m 2f6 Ohio Sheep. 40 l-2 N, at
sherman 4 Culver: 90 Kentucky Lambs, 6s n q
Is so; 1853 Canada Lambs 81 n ct 40 O8 la
r. s. kase u Jersey Ewes 1o7 n. at 4c per n. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

Hallenbeck Hollis: so State Sheen IA n o. q a
10 do, 7S ~ at % so; 70 State Lambs 90 n Is ~
late yesterday 800 Canada Lambs ~ n, &c 10 IL
Dlllenback Dewey: 100 Canada Lambs. 81 n a
60 20
D: Harrington % state Sheep. 1oo N. at &c 1923 Sat.
Lambs. 62 IL n, at 5 34c.
412c 81 Kentucky do 101 n. at 58c; Is Pcnnsyyanis
Lambs. 80 ~ al lac; 10 DO. G3 n at 2lc; 10 bueks
100 n, Be-.
HOGsRecelpts were 10 cars Of 237t hcad-1f car. a.
City and S0th-st Market quoted ssaSv
st Is 95asG 10. with very Prime State Pigs sold az
&c % per 100 ~
Sales-Dillenback Dewey: 25 State Hogs 153 n
average SO 10 per 100 n Rough do. 25O n AZ as 10
Judd & Buckingham . state Pigs. f4f n. AZ as 25
Hume Mullen date Yesterday SO STATE Pigs 100
at 40 05; Hogs, 227 n, At 90; Rough do 25s n AZ
SIS 05.
J. G.. Smith ~ State Hogs oo7 n a &c per n. A
Rough do and Stays 1872 70. at PC.
A. w. Lamb State Hogs, 29J r az &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-steady. but without change
ma RED, pssisssiS cotoH, BESyn' sl5ssis
hard s5 25asG g per 1000. anoat FIshklls ssass
per Dbl; American Portland, So 1882 40 English Port
land, 81 20as2 80; German Portland, 81 30a$2 90 Rock
land Common Lime 81 per Dbl. aud do finishing ell 90 ;
state Common Lime. soc, and do finishing. 81 10
Ground. soc. Lath s2a32 10 1000. Coats Hair.
2sGsoc per, per bqsheI Cattle Hair. 1s92ic , ..
the demand Is nOced prices STEADY s,d Mo
and Heads 3s-inch s90as2 30-lnch 81 60as1 20; OLD
Shocks and New Heads 3s nchsl 40ds1 As 3Gnch 81 30
81 80 Old Shocks. without Heads 9jcdf1 Rum Shocks
and Heads, 90 05qs8 IS; Rum Pipes, sS Empty Hogs
heads 81 65as2 rs; Hoops II feet, s2Sas32; IL feet
s25as27.
CHICORY-Steadv and unchanged Granulated
English LAS 3Sc; b. & @. Graduated German IA
d6 3Sc.
COCOA-Lleht dealings noted at steady rates
Maracalbo 24a25c; Caracas, 17a1sc; Gusyquail i3d
10 12c; Bahia. 1913 i-2e.
COTTON-The spot market has undergone no Important
change last lIing firm and quiet Old cotton
held lac higher Sales 800 bales for consumption, Ion:
receipts So 594 bales against 5542l bales Tor THIS
day last week aad So45o bales for this day last year
receipts at the ports have aggregated 1149,5si bales
comparing with 149297S bales for the corresponding time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

that business being done but such y really
the The movement has been almost entirely n
Hops that were contracted for and bought early IN ns
interior October delivery and therefore has had no
direct connection with the present state OF the
The past week has been about a. quiet as possible
portes have declined In most instances even 70 ook
loaded down with Hops and wished 70 swat the
result Of their late purchases and shipments before enter
tanning business while the brewers have been 100
much absorbed in politics and the approaching election 70
the fortnight. Our revised quotations fehect
present values which, will be show slight de,
month We look upon this decline however. as only
temporary especially far H. relates choice snip
ping grades every bale OF which we believe WIN oe
wantd by England before the Is over At as COCA
this season. The medium ana lower grades,
including good Hops badly picked VIII drag
pong and be taken only IN moderate QUANTITIES oy our
home brewers who It seems are not willing 70 buy ana
pay the price asked for choice shipping grade Con
siderable quantities Of Pacncs have already been
sent out 10 England We anxious TO hear how me e
hops VIII be rated the London market and how they
viii compare with best States" Our prediction IS
that the Paclhcs will with than usual lavor
season, Of their superb color anu osa
picking especially Orcgons and Washington letrisoles
by reason Of the disappointing condition OF states
large OF which were spoiled ny csrsese
Ing But the question OF picking has been 80
commented upon, and It's importance so urgently I'M
seems only OF time and words over sgsin 70
bring the subject up Old hops OF all descriptions gre
entirely neglected The interior markets have Dseh iaJ
active at somewhat reduced prices
BY CABLE
London. Oct 22-Al sound useful parcels ss wen as
the finer sorts good demand and there u e'ery
prospect trade continuing healthy. Business mas Cos
yet fairly commenced in Americans market being
little in front OF This we expect 70 hter h""e'e''
as your brewers are well supplied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
Closing

OOFFEE-rhe market Tor Brazil grades was dull and
weaker with freer sellers Fair cargoes quoted az ..
In light demand. Sales, 500 mats Interior 20 12c.
The speculative market opened depressed and lower with
further realizing First sales decline OF 156
80 points reflection OF weakness abroad. The
however, gradually improved, length .eading TO
general reaction OF 1926 points December SHOWING
much as 40 points recovery, closing firm Havre Is
down n. and Hamburg shows decline OF pr. Rio
Is weak and unchanged Receipts II. 600 bags stocks,
912 600 bags Europe ZOO bags receipts
Santos 600 bags The dealings in che local market
reached GS 100 bags. princlpally March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
Cost an0 (onno.


I OST.-Bank Book No 4s1 Gas, Bank for Savings, OF
LBleecker-st., New-YoT Payment stopped. Please
return book bank.
r osT or STOLEN.-Bank book No. 2O6, O2O issued By
IL the German Savings Bank in the City OF New York 10
Washington Benevolent Society. All persons
toned negotiate the and requested 10 deliver hs
book TO Bank, 14th-st s1d 4th-avc. IL not
18th day OF November. 1885, application
will be made to the Bank for duplicate.
I OST or STOLEN.-Bank book No. 16e.s7s. issued
IL by the German Savings Bank In the City Of NewYork.
Lizzie A. Lord All persons are cautioned TO negotiate
the and requested deliver the book the bank,
corner 14thst and 4th-ave. II restored the IN
day Of November 1888. application will be made TO the
bank for duplicate.
New-York. October II, 1883.
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Gelp Wanteo.
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
WASHINGTON, d. c., october 90 1898.
g EALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this office until II clock M Saturday. November
1885, furnishing hfty Fire Hydrant hereinafter
enumerated
For Specifications. blanks which bids must be made
and other information apply at this office. The right
reject and all bids parts OF bids
WILLIAM b. WEBB,
SAMUEL f.. WfEATLEY,
CHARLES w RAYMOND,
Commissioners, ID. C.
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rotations are based on American standard Of cassin
STAINED.

Strict Good Ordinary IA Mddline :, 0 318
The option market developed strength to-day,
with increased business reported. Opening sales
indicated advance of Sa4 points. after which there
further rise, closing firm at 5d7 points above the
current figures Of yesterday. Cable advces stronger
Sales. 1877, 200 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
Jn Cream.

A FACT-Horton's Ice Cream is made from pure
n cream. Horizons Patent Super Frozen Bricks OF lea
Cream for Restaurants Churches Festivals &c, will keep
hard one Country orders promptly filled. Depot,
-3O5 4th.aye sos 6thaye., 115 Park row 40 East
l25th.st New York and 453 Fulton-st Brooklyn.
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CUNARD LINE.
NEW-YoRK 10 LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN nom
Pier 40 North Riyes
FAST EMPRESS Mali. SERVICE.
Etrura, Oct. 81. 10 a. Aurania. Nov. IL. 80 a. m.
Serva. Sat, Nov. g. 80 IN Etrura. Nov. "A, a. M
'Bothna, Nov. T. a. IN. Gallia, Dec. 1, D. M.
Umbra. Nov. 10. 10 80 a. m Umbria, Dee. s, a m
'Will carry intermediate passengers only. for whom
specially desirable accommodations will be reserved
Cabin passage $780, $50 and 800. Intermediate s35.
Storage tickets aid from all parts Europe
low rates For freight and apply company
Bowling Green, New York
VERNON II. BROWN 4 CO.. General Agents
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"HITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
CELTIC, Captain Davidson. Wednesday Oct. 81. D m.
GEKMANIC Capt. Irving Wednesday. Nov. T. 80 a M
sADRIATIC, Capt Cameron. We'd. Nov. Il. 80 D. m.
BRlTANNl.; CAPT Parsell We'd N9v q. 80 a. m
Saloon, ESQ SEQ $50 and slOO steerage, from or 70
the Old Country, 500 a limited number
passengers carried these steamers outward $50 and
$685. prepaid $35, excursion SOS. Company's ofce, No.
Al Broadway. New York. J. BRUCE IsMAY Agent.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
- LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO-
From NewYOfk. pier foot OF Canals ". r
For San Francisco Via tb' Isthmus Of Panama
CITY OF PARA sails Thursday November l. noon.
From San Francisco, Isl ard Brannan sta
For China and Japan
CITY Or PEKTNG sails Saturday. October 81, d. m
For freight passage ana genera information apply 20
eompany's oiice tho pier foot OF Canal ST., ". r.
Ii. J. BULLAY. Superintendent
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Wrean Gfeamen.

NOMPAGNIE GENEkALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE, FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
Companys Pier newl AZ North River foot Of MortOns
LA CHAMPAGNE. Boyer saturday Oct 81. 10 a. m.
LA NORMANDIE. de Kersabiec, sat, Nov 10 10 a m.
A. FORGET, Agent No Bowling Green.
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Mnsical Instruments.

49,.
NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square ptapos
"A OF our make. which specially selected and useA
by the artists OF the Metropolitan Compan
during the past opera season. will be sold AZ liSsra
reduction from regular prices. '
WIN. KNABE CO.. 112 5th-ave.. above 1Gth-st
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IA EEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
Cabin at $50 $50 and sds o ssoy 3s 81 ss
GLASGOW. VIA ONDONDERRY
Anchora Oct 81, 10 a. Crcassia. Nov. 10, 10 N.
Devonia Nov 3, I, p m Furnessa, Nov II, D. m.
Rates OF pa sage
GLASGOW, DERRY or LIVERPOOL.
Cabin $40 and 500 Second class $50 Storage. eco.
Travellers Circular Letters of Credit Drafts or suY
amount issued at lowest current rates.
FOR book OF Tours further Information apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green N. 7.
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hi0 0lopes.


~ ON MARCuE AND LOUVRE GLOVES.-Best and
- cheapest gloves Depot OF the celebrated Lavalller
Corsets. French underwear. Pcrfumery.
JAMMES. Importer. 10 West 30th-st
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Gotels.
HOTEL ALBERT.

UNIVERSITY PLACE AND 1ITHST. NETWORK
select family hotel unsurpassed in appointments
Suites from 70 p3rlor and bath unexeelle1
cuisine; ideal building as 70 nre department report
ROBERT i. BRADY ManaQer.
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Drp'4ooos

G1 OK WHITE China Goat Rugs Special sale Car
yi'oJ petings Mattngs. Smyrna Rugs, Reed Leaths
Upholstered Chairs. Rockers, Tables ANDREW LES
TER'S SONS al Broadway.
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Jnstrurticn.


For Young Ladies-City
MRS LoNGFELLows SELECT SCHOOL.
a. K1N6 5R1 sslsTi rf HfEGiHs OCT ..
90 WEST 1soTH. ST Misses Jacots School for Young
oo Ladies and Children. Advanced Course Kinder
g1Ien Lessons prspafea dIlns tory OF
Painting
For Both sexes-City
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FEE state
1r TSetsG5 1GI Sq School or bureau West
"a ,,-KNICK ERBoCkER CONSERVATORY, a West
14h-stMost complete conservatory 10 Hneric as
An branches Of Music Eloeue panS day and eyepIs ana
circulars
4 -sAgYEUR sCnooI. OF , Languages GU 81 ;c,rv
HTH YEAR REoPENs OCTOBER L
FRIENDs SEMINARY on RqthsrfOSa place SOppS:tsS
stpyySssaSnt SQUARED corner ioh opo"' ~" "On'"
ss sos @ w
latter ds;Enea ~ II, pParaSp Is i05 n , e.
tendance % receive applicants every morning
SCHOOL or SHORTHAND AND Ty d,pSvs SIII:
training course in shorthand and typewrltlne ipst.uc
tors grnncs Parrish for ye'1 scA a Cooper Union
g TENoGRAPHY AND TYPEwRITING TAUGHT AT
A EgsTG66IS SoD SS Soo Room 81
THE Bf;RLITZ SCHOOL, OF LANGUAGES.
Madison r sakgSSs (SSS ssIN Nc Now e'''a"
Branches: Brooklyn Boston, Washington. Philadelphia
Art Schools.
rTRs IOUISA H. CULVER will her classes,
wi from October % In Drawing, Oil and Water. color
Painting Still Life Flowers and Landscape. China Paint
INK ".N NO. % WEST 2sD-sT 49,. ,.,,..,
References Mr. ID. Huntington, President National
Academy OF Design Mr. william Hart, n. A. MI James
NJ Hart n. A. Mr.. David johnson, N. A.
Musical instruction.
and SUITA AZ +, t%psst in twenty gy1e Ss
son. 1870 Broadway bet 32d and 33d SITS
M r. r. NJ. ROWMAN.-PianOforte and Harmony tEditof
wi OF The Wezman Harmony'), has resumed teachns
a. room 1p Stenway offers his services TO those
desiring Instruction by the methods on which modern
nianoforte piaving based: harmony classes
forming applications received at IL o'clock Mondays or
Thursdays.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-06
THE TRACK.
Los Angeles, Advantages as Regards
Fast Horses.


The sportsmen OF Los Angeles are be.
ginning to appreciate the advantages
offered by our magnificent race-track fol
the development OF speed in thorough
bred horses, and many are investing, OF
are on the point of so doing, in these
lucrative and noble animals. Mr.. Pete
Dornalick, the we'll known horseman,
intends to make his mark at the next
meeting OF the Los Angeles Association,
and has purchased from J. b. Haggin,
the Lord Falmouth OF the American turf,
three thoroughbreds who seem likely to
sweep Ahe board at our forthcoming
meetirn The best looking Of these, to
my MI: is the three-year-old gelding
Del, byfFalsetto, out OF Matte Louvre,
the latter by imported Blackbox. The
others are two-year-olds, the one
Ulpiano, a sorrel gelding with white
stockings is by Jim Brown, out of Liza,
the latter by the famous Norfolk. The
other, Nacho B, is also a sorrel gelding,
by Wanderer, out of Flower girl, the lat
ter by imported Australian. So on his
dams side del boasts OF some of the best
blood of the English turf, including the
famous Touchstone strain. Yesterday
Del did his half mile in fifty seconds, and
as he has only been up about two weeks,
it is more than likely that Ed. McGinnis,
the hitherto champion three-year-old OF
South California will have to look to his
.laurels.
ANGLCE,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-06
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
overland excursion.

overland excursion
Passengers joining these parties are In the
hands OF responsible railway company, not
au excursion agency" its employees are its
representatives, and accustomed to serving the
public.
Dates.-Trains leave Los Angeles on Thurs
days and San Francisco on Fridays, meeting at
Sacramento Friday afternoon. Dates are as fol-
lows: From Los Angeles-July 10th; Aug. I'd,
10th, Both; Sept 18th, 9th; and day follow.
ing from San Francisco, Sacramento, Tulare,
Fresno, Merced. Lathrop, San Jose, Stockton,
Davis, Mary sville, COlfax AID Reno.
First class these excursions undoubtedly are
In every respect, as no objectionable people are
received, and each party is in charge of Bur-
lington agents through to Chicago.
Free sleeping cars, properly provided with
curtains. mattresses, blankets, etc. No extra
Rates, $500 Is the price of ticket from
stations to any Missouri river point, and only
slightly more to points further east.
scenery by daylight is a great feature as
these excursions will stop twenty-four hours in
Salt Lake, and go by daylight through the
Black Cahon or the Gunnison, across the Con-
tinental Divide, through the famous Marshall
Pass, thence down the valley of the Arkansaw
through the Grand Cafon of the Royal Gorge.
Further particulars are contained In Burling-
ton route excursion folder, to be had at any
ticket offices of the Southern Pacific and other
railways, and at Burlington route offices be-
low.
w. D. Sanborn, General Agent, 80 Montgom.
| rey street, San Francisco, Cal. j. B. Quigley
Freight and Passenger agent, 112 North Spring
| street. Los Angeles, Cal.