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OUTGOING SIE4uERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.


ARRIVED
Steamer City of Berlin OBJ. Land. Liverpool Jqlyt
Might & Sons. Arrived at the Bar At sI5am.
fruit 20 b%o N2f Ba at aA'' VITA
Steamer Fanta. Nelson WlmIn .ton 5 DAYS with mdss
steamer ikOsbarre. Gates Boston lot johnson;
to order; vessel to bennam 4 Boyesen ,,.,.,.
2oiays with Barring Bros Co. vessel to Funcs.
Edys & Co
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook. wind light. swi fair Asciy
Island. light. Sw coady
CLEARED
AdyaGss Ghs para Hsh al RG 'Sns
steamer city of Atlanta Burnley Havans-Jaues ward
steamer Mexico (span, CarmOna Havana-J ceOallo'
steamer Alamo Risk Galveston via Key wcst-c II NAL
steamer Hudson. Freeman. Newt reans-s II seaman.
steamer FL Monte. Hawthorn. New-orleans-John I Van
steamer Beneiactor rrbou. Wilmington. c-wD
steamer Roanoke, uulphera Norfolk and Newport Mes"
Steamer Richmond Jenney Newport News and West
Pomt old Dominion SIS Co. $500.
steamer Ola Dominion. couch. Richmond City Point sha
steamer octolara Reynolds Baltimore-B Downsr. "a
steamer lu,y T. Miller. Homer bsngor-F SMITH & "a
steamer hlesnora bennett. Portand@Horat.ob hak
Ship Magtalene (Ger. Meyer. Kotterdam-Wapen. Ios'
Bark Walter Wilson (Br). sprou. CaIcutta-J Bruce 10
BARK Esperanza (span) Bengoches Ponce, PR-L w&P
Armstrong N, ~. ,.., ...~ p,,,r,u
arg Taos Coney. Georgetown. Demerara-DS $ Cam
sehr Eta Pratt (Br) ThOrsOu 81 AIMS Bay-As Ia
scnr W whtfora. Brown san Bias senepP "a
schr Maud Snare. Adams. Puerto Plaa-H Loud q !"
SAILED
Steamers Serva aud Ohio Liverpool: Egyptian NOE
arch London; Anchoria. Glasgow lsahu Oopennn1ss.
Elder. Bremen. La NOrmantie. Havrc NeustEA hsseI
Caracas iaguayra; McGr1gor ST Ana, Bay neNvo ,cH
Barlcol. Aiamp Galveston: II Monte New'Ofieshs w.
savannah savannah. Bcnefactor, Win nst.n AMsss rP
Richmond Newport News Old Dominion hichmvna'
MAYER. BatlmOre Australia Perrin Amoov wy ", p,srte
Banks Golden Fleece for DemeFara Nie"h@ SUI
Martinique.
Also sacd-via Long island sound-steamers E'esa''~
for Portland. III y Dnock. Boston.
Bark Lizzie Curry Tor Port Natal
Spoken.
Shin Eureka southarl NewYork for San Franei''
June ~. lat 80 y, Ion 81 W. A., x,..s g., porlsnL
Shin John W MARI. Cotton. from New'i oFA i0' sun
ore. June ~ lat 20 " Ion 81 w.
THE MOVEMENTS % STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS -.
Ioxpox. July li-sailed. steamer Greece OBJ. 'sn'''
QuKnSsTowx July i4-3 m-Arrivcd steamer Eu
(Rrl Cook rom New.YorK July Z ON her way :" h''''
PYiMorrM July i4-Arrivea. steamer Bohemn NJ vfc
Kopn. rom Nsw.York Oh her way ." ha"o"S
ceclrt). -- o.,u.. ,p,, rones frcn
! LIztgp July li-Passcd. steamer Helveta (bf. @0
!ren New. York ON her 10 london. -. ,o.r, Hebch
Julv lac m-PasSe steamer nan anu na Namburg
from New YORK TO Plymouth anu Oar Wink
| HAMBURG. July lS-sated steamer caii'o'h" "'"'
HAvRK July It-Arrved steamer La Case osno ''''
ssiIed steamer La Breasuo (Fr. de Joasseln' '''
0iseALrAR July l2-Passed steamer Aietsn.W!sw fssk
| Haynes, from Mediterranean ports on h'.""
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VICTIMS OF THE BOBTlIL CAR

James Duffy the driver Of the bobta car that killed
Mrs. John j. Levy Tuesday. I'm West Twenty third st;
again before Justice Wcde at Jefferson Market Court
yesterday The justice held him I'm $1,000 bail % await
the action OF the Grand Jury charge Of homicide
such action in such Is ralc. but Justice Welde
expressed hirsf freely about bObai and took this
method of condemnng the system OF compelling
driver and conductor Of the Mr.. Leroy, the
superintendent Of the stables, became surety
Charles Harold drove Broadway and Sew
enth-aNc. bobtall through Thompson-st. on
Friday and killed Michael Martc, age cur.
Of No ~ Thompson.st. lie arrested
and charged with homicide. At Jefferson Market Court
Yesterday Witnesses swore that It tho hind wheel OF
the that the little fellow. 1t also shown
that the child himself actually under wheel and
Justice Wcide discharged the driver.
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11EMs oF intellect TO VIEW. roEK cArnoLIcs


New Catholic churches constantly sprngng up In
this city. Tho foundation walls OF the Church of ST.
Charles BorrOmeo In Onehundiet an orty istst. near
Seycnthayc., nearing completion, and to-day the
will Dc laid by Bishop J. Conroy. The Rev.
James J. Dougherty. Of the Mission Of the Immaculate
Virgin, In Lafayette place, viii deliver the sermon
Tho Church OF ST. Francis dc Sales, OF Patchogue.
L. l., win DO blessed by Bishop Louphn. OF Brooklyn.
July %. The pastor OF the church Is the I'v.
Felix ). O'Callaghan.
Tho eighteenth annual convention Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union Of viii assemble In
Wcincsdly, Angus, l. Delegates In large numbers viii
be present from this city ana all parts Of the United
StatA
The feast Of ST. Vincent dc Paul. which falls July
TO- Will be- appropriately celebrated in the church Of
name In West Twenty. thlrl-st The feast our Lady
OF Mount Carmel VIII be celebrated on July 10.
A reception was given to the Rev. Bonaventurc
Frey Of the Capuchln Fathers Friday evening, In the
hall Of the Church OF ST. John the Baptist IN West Th
cthst In honor Of the priests name day" which fell
yesterday, the day Of the feast OF ST. Donavcnure
large number Of the students In the American Col
lcgc, In Rome among whom many from Ncw.York
will receive holy orders "Wednesday July %. which
Will DO the feast OF the Apostle ST. James.
Tho rectory OF St. Josephs Church, No. 400 East
Eighty sevonthsL. is nearing completion, and will
he occupied
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running portion of the line for some tmc but
not as far as the Bridge until yesterday
The Aldermen Will try to settle the water supply
trouble tomorrow.
The L. s. Grant Republican Club will hold its an
nual picnic 10 morrow.
Assistant Naval Constructor Hoover, who recently
succeeded Constructor POok the Navy Yard IS con
fined his with pleurisy. He Is reported to be
I'm rccariOus condition
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Az INSANE IMMIGRANT TO BE SENT BACK.

Among the passengers who arrived on the Guion Line
steamer Arizona on Monday last John Jodrel. who
since landing discovered o. De insane on leaving
Castle Garden he board at IIamions Hotel, In
Frontst where remained until IL discovered that
his actions not those Of sane person, when he
was kept under close surveillance. On Friday evening
he managed 10 escape his Watchers and got away from
the house. A search made and he found In
LIQUOR store and Immediately handed to the
Castle Garden officials On being searched sI05 and
draft for p45 found in his possession. lie Will
be returned 10 England on the Arizona On Tuesday.
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JERSEY CITY.

Patrick A. Coney, who killed Agnes Smith and after
ward attempted suicide is recovering and VIII be sent
to the County Jail in few days
St. Pauls Roman Catholic Church will be dedicated
to-day by Bishop Wiggcr The services Will begin at
10 a.
The inquest in the case Of John Schuhardt who died
suddenly at No G69 Newark ave, disclosed the fact
that he had died from natural causes. Jacob WurtZ,
the pcdcr, with whom he alleged to have hal
trouble was discharged from custody.
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wFcTCUFSTER COUNTY.

Tho father of Frank Brouty. who murdered Con-
stable Moods Mount Vernon, died yesterday, broken
hearted from the grief brought upon him.
Miss Catharnc Wolfe Bruce, OF New York, has taken
Dr. Flcmlngs cottage the Post ROad MamdICncck
for the
George H. Crawford, president of the Wcstchcstrr
County Insurance Company, found hdndSoIn" deer
on his lawn az Mount Vernon when he got mp ycster-
day morning The fence whcr> 1t jumped from the
lcct was matted with hair and the deer bleeding
In places, giving evidence that It had been chased By
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LONG Isl AND.

The body OF Samucl wade, age flftccn, OF No. %
Box-st GIccnpOini, found under pile of TIMBER
at Long Island City, Friday. lie had been playing
about The timber and it had fallen on him.
The schooner George Law, Captain Downs OF Green
port. wa, driven ashore Low Beach, between Fast
Marion and Orient, during squat on lhulsday, ana
has become a total wrcch. Captain Downs sold the
vessel as she lay Smith Terry, who Will strip and
wreck Lcr.
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H. O'NEILL & co.
6TH-AVE., GOTH TO 21ST ST.

patton, To this class the lodging house offers Just
what they most need. and many of them have been
West by the ChildrenS Aid Society, by which tho
lodging house is conducted. One Of these. William H.
Moore, Of whom nothing had been heard for years.
from Frankfort. Ind. last year. Tor 80 niue
Of his pedigree as the records Of the house might
show, for in his application 10 the President for
appointment United states District Attorney for his
state: and another rose to be Mayor OF Chippewa
Falls, Wis, and a member Of the Legislature there.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

Tho Rev James III. Ross. pastor OF the COngrcga-
tiOnal Church south NOrwalk has accepted call
somcrvc, near Boston, at salary OF $1,000
In a bridgeport beer saloon yesterday morning
Samuel Mclaughlin. with brass beer faucet In his
hand struck Frederick Pamatier, a brakeman the
Naugatuck Railroad Dlilctng injuries which two hours
later proved fatal Mclaughlin fled and no trace Of
him has vet been obtained.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
NEM-IERSEH

A Newfoundland dog owned BY Christian Witkamp,
Of 40. 24l Westinghouse, loboken which was sup
posed TO be mad, Thursday attacked Mrs oncripel
and Bernard Graulsh and biz each of them severely
I'm the hand. The animal was shot and the two III
jurcd persons had their wounds cauterized
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UROOkIYN.

Ann Coolc age thirty, Of No. Bancroft place, fell
down stairs at H. IN. yesterday, and received Injuries
from which she died.
Trains began running yesterday over the Union
Elevated Railroad TO the Bridge, and In a short tmc
will 20 TO the ferry. The travel was large and the
road is already an assured Trains have been
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
Sun riscs 4:33 1926 Moon sets ll:29 Moons age
A.N-sandy hoox Gov. Isrl - neu Gaia ltl
PM-Santy IL .ok. IsrL obi He'll 9ate, 30
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BUCKINGUAM-Thc Rev. DR.. John 5. Macintosh.
OF philadelphia FIFTH AVENUE-Prnce Bernard. CT
SaNony: Baron r. T. Nordhon. OF Germany, and william
j. Florence. HOFFMAN-Coloncl william I" Rice Oh
Albany. MURRAY HILL-The Rev Alexander NC
Kenzle OF Cambridge. Mass.
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miscellaneous.


CoACHMAN.-By married man no encumbrancei
~ ADDRESS j. M. s., Leggetps Hotel
TOR SATELLITES of the DAILY Tribune from
April 10; 1861. 70 July l. 1886 Terms reassLabe II
entire lot 10 taken Addre. 4. w.. Box 20 Tribune ofce
FORTUNE guaranteed in spring beds; new
n invention superior TO any Will soil patent Address
INVESTIGATE. Boz IS Tribune ONCE.
ITO obtain pure drinking water use JUDSON'S
PERFECT PURITY FILTER for sale, wholesale and
retail. by LEWIS g. COxGER,,
sol and 603 Sixth Avenue. 1888 and l.940 BROADWAY.
rTRIBUNE Back Numbers wanted-April 1
10 Dec. 81, 1882 and Jan. TO Sept ~ 1854 bound
Or unbound Address, stating condition and price.
Library, Box s,123 HewYorE
WANTED.-Hard office PARTITION. IL
w IT. Sin long J. L. BRANCH. io2 broadway y. =.
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ferfnres an6 Alccfinns.

A MEXICAN NSTITUTE.-The Quarterly
"A Meeting will be held on THURSDAY May %, at
o'clock .. m, a. Clinton Hail, Astor Place !
J. TRUMBULL SMITH, Secretary.
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fost ano fonn6.

7 osT OR sroLEN-Bank book Issued by the Sea-
!, mans Bank for ssytngs Ney YORK 90 shs sgoseresr
chs date wa apply 70 the bank fc5 9ss ec9E -
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Dressmakins.

Dressmaking.
ZONE AND SEE the Sarah Bernhardt neck curls at
" II. GUILMARD. s41 Broadway opposite Star Theatre
RESsMAKER-By Partisan; latest fashions from
Paris highest references LOUISE GLASS, 1853
East 26th-st
n RESSMAKFR-By the day in private family can
cut IT. drape or will take work home; has all the
latest styles; highest reference Address COMPETENT
Tribune Uptown Office, 1928 broadway.
N RFssMAKFH a dressnak er on misses and chill
~ drens costumes; will &c out By the day take work
home Address ". NJ. Tribune Uptown ONCE l,2S5
Broadway.
N ARIsIAN Observation-Disclosures summer, recep-
j. ton dresses perfect httng guaranteedI moderate
prices; short notice SIS West 64th-st
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eRArEFuL-coMFoRTlNG'
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT~ BY thOrous t,,oSs ct digestion and
nutrition and BY Careful application Of tne ah ou bn
Of we,sleeted Cocoa Mr Epps has pSsrsSe which MAY
fast tables with decatey favored peve ~ the indicios
save US many heavy doctors bills ltsIuton NAV bs
use o. such articles Of diet that 10 resist every ten
densy 70 dsease HUNDREDS OF subtle ~ ,sess SoIns
anVdnd ready 10 attack wherever there mcsa py.n
We may escape many fatal shaft py seop,y eousfsssd
well fortified with pure blood and pfVpoiS "'t'A'A
frame civil Service Gazette. "A. Gala oniv In
Made simply with boiling water q mix AWTs EbPs
4 Co., Homo opathis Chemists. London, England.
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HV,HE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS" octave, oOO
i pages illustrated The standard authority on
American open air amusemen Rules for So ing, ss stc
ming ball playinR shooting horseback riding, ete, eeo
in full al per COPY Published by The Tribune New
York Entertaining and universally complmented oy 'ne
press
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for Sale.

TOR SALE.-The. ONLY Abstract OF Lite
Emsbiishst In 1895. Good Will and large r,e insSss
Popuasicn Of county. $4,000 Of Hannibal, 1900 In
'''1ssu'A ~ SoSswELL CLAYTON. Hannibal Mo.
"THE TARIFF OF 1883. pamphlets Of % large pages
with he entire free List and other valuable Tariff info
Pas sss:a IL 49, s x SsE '' SsSSa IN
a..xs JlfF1NAF.l
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Conntrp t1ropertp mamteh.

NJ ANTED-To rent summer hotel fully furnished IN
w. accommodate 100 TO 125 guests; convenient TO New
borders large enough for % TO so persons furnished in
floor. - ~
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Horses and Carriages.

60 I'D EAU rIFUI PAIR SEAL BROWN GELDINGsI
ID highly bred superb knee action ana style drive
without cheeks exceeny n5 osSu'ey sTana , ana
highly recommended 10 any family desiring pair having
few superors" at fair price Address Post once Box
O. Great Darlington, Mass
DOR SALE.-A very stylish bay horse, 1854
hands high years os sound and kind suitable
for family doctsr GHoOEhs South 4tn AMI briggs sta
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co.

The stockholders Of tho above Railway Company are
urgently requested 10 send their proxies be
the annual meeting a. Parson5 Kansas on the 10th Of
undersigned members OF the Committee.
w. L. BULL, Of Ed Sweet a 90.
W. MERTENS. OF l.. Won Hoffman, Co.
w. f STRONG, Of Work. Strong & Co.
J. DE NEUFVILIlE OF de Neufville q Co.
v. MARTINSoN representing the Amsterdam COMMITTED
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HeIp Wante6.


A LADY disposed 10 light business occupation
h.of short and where no previous experience viii
be required can hear OF very desirable position,
neced with ladies' outhtngs and house furnishings
must be person of refinement aud naturally good udg
ment; 10 such DO assured OF satisfactory par
"'D'A'' " '0 @ r 4 CO., Box 20. Tribune once.
WI AITERS Chieagos nrscass oyster houses and res
w taurants will pay good white walters clio per
jackets and furnished rte Aouress w. b.. lo2
bouth water.st, Chicago, Ill
w ANTED-I have invented an instrument that sells
w at sight and that Il used In every family. eo,00c
have bean sold In tho Northwest can offer good
On interest In patent nfeen years free No capital
required respectable fortune can be easily made II
you desire beautiful permanent business spply al once
fnciose Scent stamp. Address ]. d. Q. KNAPP,
Reference Every bank and Minneapolis
yVANTED.-By . manufacturing company . practical
w business msnager one conyersant with msohi
cry and accustomed % he o. operatives and
ences Address with full name and references b. D..
Tribune once.
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ELECTRICITY

The most wonderful, simple and valuable invention Of
the age applied saving gold and silver from refractory
ores; patents secured The method fully tested. The
system is now operated by E. N Riotte. New-York.
metallurgcal works. 104 Westinghouse On 100 70 to
half ton Of ore all values Toured amalgam and
mercury be attached and applied 10 any gold and
silver mill at nominal costs will than pay Its
pense Of introduction saving OF values every week it
is used Liberal terms. fghts licenses and stock for
sale. Apply 70 M. B.. AZ Broadway. Room S.
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prp @ooos


ID ON MARCHE and Louvre Paris Gloves oess 10 tns
ID world" spring shades arriving by every seesmcr
speciality light buttoned Mousquetares slle nsnaSyme
Barritz gloves, 95c JAMMES, importer 40 "'ss
M ANUFACTURERs, stock Velvet Carpets Rom
IVA e6c. China Mattings from - Roll; LADIES' se"Ax
'A'A' '''' "'e''~' ANDREW LEsTEEs sons
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-27
A New Presbyterian Church.


Rev. w. J. Chichester notified the
congregation of the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday that on the 1st Of
October he would withdraw from the
pastorate of that church in order to take
charge of a new church, now organizing
in the western part Of the city. He said
that the present church had increased
so rapidly in membership that it had
really become too large to receive
the care it should have from one pastor
Eight hundred members had been
received in three years. He alluded to
the dangers of an overgrown church from
the necessary inadequacy of the care
which one minister could give it. Also
to the fact that in 30 crowded church
the effective work of those who take an
interest in the cause must necessarily be
less than in smaller and more com.
pact membership. He announced that
the new church would be organized at a
meeting to be held in the Han
ma College next Thursday night, and
that it would hold it's regular
meetings and services in the college until
such time as convenient lot could be &C.
cured and new house of worship built.
It will probably be located somewhere
within the district bounded by Seventh
Hill, Twelfth and Pearl streets, and we
have no doubt that fine church edifice
will grow out of this movement-one
that will prove another architectural
establishment to the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-27
G.. A. SUMNER Il co.

FOR SALE.
ST. ,oOO-Lot 5Ox11s 8, on Adams st., near Hoover;
half cash. This is sure bargain in
the midst Of substantial improvem ents.
81, 100-Lot 5214x175, Montgomery, near Hay
ward st :; graded and curbed.
ST. 1,20O-5212xl75, Ocean, near Broadway, close
to the proposed park.
81 ,3O0-Lot 69x166, Matte ST., near Severance.
offered at half its value for short
time only.
SO 3OOO-Lot 53xI25, Seventh st., on elevated
ground, north side. near Logan ave.
TO LET.
40 feet on Main near Third.
SO feet on San Pedro, near First.
"a feet on Spring. near Fifth.
store on Also, near Alameda. $40.
New Stores on Main st., near Ninth, $40.
Store on Main st., near Fourth, $50.
Store on Olive st., near Twelfth, 1856.
Store on Olive ST., near Eighth, $780,
Store on Seventh, near Main, $40.
Hotel, "a rooms. Main, near Plaza.
House, 26 rooms Hill. near Third, 1925.
Flat, 80 rooms. Main. near Ninth. $50.
House, IL rooms Hope near PicO $50, an ele.
CANT place.
House, 8 rooms. Main, near Seventh, 500.
Cottage, 5 rooms, Shaw ave-, $22.
House, z rooms, San Pedro, near Twelfth, $35.
Cottage: rooms, Catherine St, 1926.
House, 5 rooms, Myrtle, near Pico, $3.50.
House, 6 rooms, Myrtle, near PicO, $50.
Cottage, 8 rooms, York, near Martin, $50.
Cottage, a rooms Morris near Hill, $l3.
FOR TRADE.
4-room House, close in for lots
Fine Eastern residence, overlooking East River,
New York.
Fine corner lot and three inside lots for ranch,
improved property, or business.
Get our pamphlet on Los Angeles for free dis
tribution.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-27
WEST LAKE PARK.
Shall This Beautiful Spot BE Prop
erly Improved.

EDITORS HERALD: In reading your is
sues of the oath and 25th was much
interested and pleased with the articles
in which Mr.. Newmark gives his i'm
pressions of foreign pleasure resorts, and
his ideas as to what is needed in Los An
geles. It is certain that if our city is
ever to become large one, it will be in
consequence OF it's fine climate and con-
sequent attraction for those who have
the inclination and means to make a
home far removed from the disagreeable
freaks of nature that makes life in the
East subject to so many dangers and in
conveniences.
It is all very we'll and proper for us to
make display of our wonderful produc-
it wise to raise the expectations of tour
lists that they will find spot here where
everything is beautiful, and then intro
duce them to city almost entirely de-
void Of any attractive features? We. at
the present time, have no popular drive
ways and no public places of resort, and
in order to show our visitors one of the
wonderful orchards or vineyards of which
they have heard so much, we must drive
them several miles outside the city over
q road so dusty that by the tire the
place is reached all the romance is taken
out of it, and second visit is not thought
of. The hints of Mr.. Newmark regard
ing driveway to Santa Monica,
beautified and we'll kept, should bs
we'll considered, and If our County
and city authorities can not find time to
consider public questions, then the citi-
zens should move in the mater and ac-
complish it by popular subscription.
Such 3 drive, taking in the Soldiers
Home. would bring out our fast teams
and fine turnouts. and bs Of incalculable
benefit to the city aud county. But what
1 believe would be even Of more advan-
tags Is the identifying of our parks,
which can be made psrpstual expeditions