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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS lie:

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of certiands md
Desbrosses sts as follows:
q 80 a. m for Catasauqua and intermediate points
s a. m for Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester, 3ufals
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
Elmlra. 49,,
ear 70 Tunkhannock. Connection Reading and Harris
burg. - 49,, ,,, ,..,,,
nolnts. Chair TO J.. and b. Junction.
40 D. IN. for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
Mauch Chunk ,-,, ,,.. n,
falo ana the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
rs D. IN. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at 8 a. m, l p. M and ;io y m cor.
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. NJ for Msuch Chunk. Hazleton and intermetia,A
pointa j, ..-.os,..n r,.
o. m for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira. Rochester, Buf-
falo and tho West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
NAV General Eastern Ofice. 235 Broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT Trunk LINE
Train, Amp ss GNrE1 VA besO Ai sd
HaasSSrg EeF .tsbSf as ana the West with Pullman
daily NswYork and She9sS L,ed COS 81 20
Williamson. Haven 20 NJ 20 S,gy p, fG,I
M sla E aad e. sse o ;SY L Regions g sOnN'' WV
F.; FEsS:a q 20 n s9s sa Is
IL 100 M 10; 100 and "a 20 70 p m SATURDAYS
Baltimore Washington and the A scah Limited WASH
ngSn Express Of Pgma1 PsrlOr Cars oS daily ehI sa
daily vita Dining Car at 5 40 p m. arrive %assSc
nsSn s co. !$ IS sna 90 2 200 and ada e
night. Sunday. 10 and a m. 80 and p m and
For Atlantic City, Ii 10 a. m. 100 and 100 week
Long bSa1en Bay Head gs Junction and
TONS via Bss|sy AM An nh m Sg9 80 ana ah az M
on SUNDAY rs, and . ;l5 a. IL. ana D. IN do no'
For Ola Font ana Norfolk via York Ph1IsasDA.
and Norf9k HailgESad p nh S da,iy VIA HAlH'''
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex, connect with all th.0uss
trains at Jersey CIey sfSrdns speedy anu aifS''
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-York, via Desbrosses and
tort andt streets Ferries, as iollows s Mining Cal,
aid TO- Washington Lmed and IL a IA. y 70; s, =,
S2S so 80 sSa II ind 10 p M 4Ha 40 and
uafoE az h1gry.s 60 Si' and p and 'is night
TRAINS Ass0% saShs 3 daily excep, sunday
s and II no on SUNDAYS connect at + Trenton Camden
Ticket onices, Nos /. 4s5, $40 and o4i Broadway
Courst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot q fuISnst'
brooklyn; Station. Jersey City EmiSans Ticket om''
'as The 'Se%YOrk Transfer Company win call for and
oH Hss., II P M5SlIs, General rs.ss Xsen.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Ticket Offices, 4oi, ST.

hAlLN .-1ICkcI OUlCcS 4OI, BIZ
~ and es7 Broadway iSs ~ Bowe1y 1877 we.t.
YORK. 321 and 1913 Ful,on'sL. Brookyp: 1O Broadw,v
Williamsburg corner Eewark snd Hudson :ss Hoboksi:
Tickets and PaTor Sleeping Car reservations and orfe,s
Nor checking and transfer OF baggage san b. obtained E
from ChaTnbersst local trails % 10 minutes earlier
M, daily Day Express. buffet drawing COACHES
% Buffalo; Pullman Steering coaches Ifoniellsyiis .
10 80 o. M days, Delaware Valley Express psro,
car TO Blpghamt9n Owcgo hir1ira and corninE.
fslo Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago. Cincinnati ana
St. Louis, no extra charge for fast time
soacnc. as :. EheasS o%eso Em RSehs. ees
Rutseftofa ana PassaicSi. as, g. =. $50. $50
s 4 sgs . %ssSss s s:s ;, ss,!
s:soa n 30 5:29 m M % dP ,so eI9 ~
p,e ns "a 30 90 10 20 n m n' p noon,
SsO 4S % Ss! % S ss5 100 30 t ID 20 so
isnls6t su1ds5S as 80. 10 30 :. M il nosn:
N.rs AZ ana aIer,o So VI. ~ 3 10 = ST. ia
4 s So 70 m q i'S Eight TO- saa sG g no.
3d. sgTsr &c. s ia ~
- night. Also to Rldgewood. s 80 N. 20 > m
Nesburg and az to d: VIZ 90 %sH' son
wnSW sS e. s Says g. M ID 30 a.
49, SUNDAYS Sur a, q, ga
Express trains from the West arrive in New.York -
7:oS, II $50 @ 2 1;p NJ 29d 10 20 D. m FARMER
Gen'l Sup't General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

{ NENIRAL RAlIhOAD " NEW d rah2Ei l.
% ~ T%e Ti6e q, q J Pyrk1 lsss Bound BROOK
e at s s fS 2 i 30 80 80
Trans SEs'S@S ss
M ys e Chunk hn al S'
IS a. M Tor Lake HOpstcOI Esston. Bethlehem and
90 a: n Tor Pennington EostOn. Bethlehem. Allen
town. SO Ssccn or Remington Lake opatcons Easton
Bethlehem Allentown, MHuch Chunk. wkesbaTre scran.
Ee2dns nSrOS nHse T'"Gu sAnm0f
p for bennington EastSn bethlehem Allentown.
A'ssh Jsuns 'f'hh EATON Isnsown MaueA
cASn 80 o ha.ou
BethIshein Allentown, etc so....,,,. -, ,r..~,.
and S 20 Sr for ScSsa a %e SS%ns SsueA
Chunk, Reading Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays az 80
I, s15 80 II 10 a. m. 80 80. 80. T. 80
1919 iei RED Is L%ss G5eys
sH scP sqsday fpsS ssSs'at 49, GnSr Cars ia
M 49, dm 80 RIVER is sS LAKE
CRY vis:spd T.. 70 ~',Sa "s'"'
80 800 s'V6 IS IS = b. " s So no.
ri .S5 OE sSs EtSf ss'Hs Eas.'{s Hs'issE:
80 p m s sSNbf ri n6 p{ein Ro So NJ
For LONG k kI6M pIr GH Z n GROVE & etc.
r sS 50 % 90 su SsS Ds g. Il 90 no
r'i % AiSSSg Esss 0Issn asSsys etc. 90 00
and Saturdays s:oS 600. ii 90 a m. iaiS j 30
For Atlantic nshl.nas 80 100 a. m q 100 Saturday,
For iE.scca Tom. River S AID Barnssas 4.so 500 M.
ST. 81 3 s 81 , :s; gan 81 s. .
Fassn:si IS Broadway. 1SSeklyn: -, -. ~. .,.ss
baggage from hotel or rcsldenco.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT COMFOET,,
NORFOLK, PORIsMOC III
AND THE SOUTH.

NEw.YoEK. PHILApELPMiA AM fopp asSrosses So
daily, 90 p M. Tickets and sespng oe paiirosd O.
IL w DUNE. SUP. r il. COOKE G. p " =.
NEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESm .i "a
IN RAILwAY.-frans leave .som ierE'es Al "s'' 49,
West 42d St. so a. m. Jayst, 3S a. m. Tor n s
dletown, Fasburg. Monticello Liberty, Walton s,Ia
Norwich, Utica. Rome. Oneida Fulton oS"eSo' pu'''''
Yves, lcdst, 9Io a. M. Jay.st. 50 a. M; .t ~.
Waikiki Valley stations lakes Mohonk' NnnY S,ss
Mddstown TlenvIl'e Fallsbure, Liberty Mmee "a,
West t2dst. 4:io m Ja,;,S, zoe lsnewasks.
Middleton noomneburg Elienville, NJ Dsio' Sio"''
cello Fal.burg. Liberty. White Lake ii@ o % daily for
west aed 81, rs r. Jay.st. o'iv ~ I'll uonssdA
M,dreown FAilshurg Liberty Walton NorwS!,h oe~
Bunc, sieepers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining '"A' -
saturday ssifholday, West ss ~ m co1
wo,hars Flienyiue Fssbure, Monticello Liberty "h"'
isk~ Livingston Manor, Walton. Delhi .s.e,ved Al
sof Bssawsy Time tables tickets st East issihst.
ga West isSsA-'t. Zee. ANDERSON. @. P A.:
e exchange Place. Nsw'YssEs
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9 HORE LINE-ALL-RA1L ROUTE-FOR
= BOSTON, Newport and the East. Express leaves Grand
Central Station at 10 90 a. M and 90 p; for Watch
IIil Narragansett Pier Newport, and Providence and
Boston. 200 p. n. Imitei ExpSe,s foI Newport Prov
mort Providence Boston-daiy. Palace Parlor Cars or
tn destination
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Nrm 11ntiirailons.


This periodical is OF the most valuable under
takngs In American journalism" The Churchman, July
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chapters Of American History told so viyidly-Zon 5
Herald July 20. 1888.
THE AUGUST
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
PARTIAL CONTENTS.
PORTRAIT OF ROSCOE CONKLING. FrOntispiece
ROSCOE CONKI1NG Ills home in Utica lliustrated
Rev Isaac Smithson Hartley, d. ID.
ABOUT PHILADELPHIA IN 1850.
Mrs. Martha J. Lamb.
PERSONAL RECoLLECTIoNs OF GENERAL GRANT.
lion. Charles X. Tuckerman.
TIE CONQUEST OF THE MXYAS. Conclusion
Alice d. lie Plongeon.
INCIDENTS OF BORDER LIFE IL. OHIO,
AN ENGLIsHMAN's POCKET NoTE>BooK IN 1875
What he Saw in America Part o.
JOURNAL or LIEUTENANT TJERCK BEEKMAN,
l779.-Jamcs II. Gibson. Jr
A Frenchman's Estimate OF Washington in 1871.
Taking Arsenic in the Court Room to Win a Case. .
Historic and Social Jottings Minor Topics. original
Documents. Notes Queries Replies. Societies.
Terms, So a year, or 80 cents number. ..
published AT 74S BROADWAY, NETWORK CITY
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Financial.
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Co.

70 the Holders OF 49, ..o..~z
New.York, July 2 1883.
Since our application to tho United states Circuit
Court In June sustained the Missouri Pacific Ran;
way Company has pay taxes labor claims and
opfrang expenses OF tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Hallway Company and have therefore decided 70 de-
fer Tor short time motion for naming the Recsiyor
Meantime foreclosures are progressing and bond.
holders should combined action, sending
addresses amount and Of bonds TO OF tho under
signed - o.,,r
Winslow, Lanler & Co.. II Nassau-st
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
Edward Sweet & Co.. 39 Broad-st
WILLIAM WHITEWRIGHT
Union Trust Company. IL Broadway.
WILLIAM MERTENS
L. Holman e Co., 80 Wall-st
WILLIAM f.. STRONG,
Work, Strong Co., 80 Broad-st
Third notice.
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Go Ubom ct flap Concern.

wells, who died Liverpool in TSyeme eeTn
T sss and will M'' ap Tig' to SRIfPs Solicit
,ors Tanbridge Wells England, she will hear Of
something to her advantage inc motner VI
Annie Wells married Captain o'BrIen. Police Department.
Irosuect Park Brooklyn.
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Gteamboats.
UDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL DAY LINE STEAM Frs.

Il
NETWORK AND ALBANY
DAILY except Svndays)-
Leave Brooklyn, Fqltonst t6{ Annex 9 a.; m
NewYork, West 22d;st Pier ,;.::,rS. 100 poug,
keepsle lthincbeck Catsklll and Hudson o,o
Returning. leave Albany o'So u IN
nna tAND attached TO each boat
Connections:
WEST POINT EEwBCRG and PoUGHKEEPsIE-
RHiNEBfCK, by ferry with Ulster and Del. II T. for
resorts OF the CatskillA ,,.x. - =,
CATsKILL. with special trains tho CatskIli M y r
HUDSON. with Boston and Albany Il IL for Chat
ham, Pittsheld. &c - i.
ALBANY, with N. Y. Central and H.. r. r. for
Boston and Albany r. r. and Fitchburg Il H. for BOSTON.
with d. and T. Co., 4 ror Montreal and ,he . Nodh.
Tho New.York Transfer Co. viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
NORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester,
IN P0itlaud. White Mountains Direct route 10 New
London, Norwich, Watch Hill and BLOCK Island
steamers leave, PIER 40 lod aumbers NSrtl
srossss st Ferry). daily sunday: sx5spied at n
This limo has uneauaed facilities for handling and dstb
atng freight throushot New. Enssna one ;,s, steamer
fesets Rooms secured At 2o7 2ci ss7 1917 49,
frocfiyn Gourts., sas washIston:st and 1881 Fulton
@. W. BRADY. Agent
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Railroads.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
.lv-Tralns leave from Chambcssst. Station vees a.
for Engewood Tenony cos'er asparkhill and Nysss
100, 80 80. 80 80 $780, 10 80 p n. "a Il
D. For Manuel spring valley Monsey and Tsiimoanss
week days, 700, 10 90 a. m, 30 40 D. sandsvs
Additional trains tressklll and way, a:4o a.. III
2, m.
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obstruction.
For Roth Nexcs-Countr

TIE GARMO INSTITUTE Rhnebsek. N "a prepares
- both college for business Ada ore inc
Principal, JAMES M DE "Ais'Ho. In -
I1AsT GREENWICH ACADEMY.-Founded 1902 For
Eboth sexes steam heated Lighted throughout BY cleo
tricy $4,000 endowment Prepares for college or ous.
ness Advance payment OF 5000 covers entire cost Oh tuition
In literary courses Including home FOR the year opens
Sept 4. For catalogue address Rey h. d. bbhh1oLn.i'
A. NJ East Greenwich Il.
II rankin. N. Y Delaware Literary institute; yea
begins Sept A. College pIepaTratropryy rsi Ph p
TJACK ETvrsT0wN IN. ~ INSTITUTE has wido rep,
utation college preparatory for young mc. cIas
college music elocuon; best buling 0. w.
new laboratory accommodates nearly 200 Doaruvrs
refused from lack OF for past seven
Young men refused for six Of these years fteeh'h Jca
REV GEoRGE II. WHITNEY, d. d., President.
PENNINGTON SEMINARY NEw-JERSEY .1 II
CoSH Excels health, discipline home comforts ana
scholarship; $3.50 al extras but ART anu hu'0
Catalogue very beautiful and complete.
IL NYSCK on, THE HUDSON, N.
Preparatory Males College for Ladies' Speoai teao
Ing for backward pupils Year opens sept IL
Of w. II. BANNISTER, A. M. frlhc.pai.
cO00 -MAPLEWo0D INSTITUTE for both sexes
UU.Concordve Penn. Preparatory, poslness; Ens
sh Graduating. Scientific and College prepara0sy
SHoRTLIDGE (Ysle). A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous.
r, IHCULARS SCHOOLS, both sexes city and country
u with careful advice u parents MlIlhH W hih-''h
81 East 17thst, between 4thave. and BROADWAY.
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AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
For REP PE hhSGH s 1GEAS
Ike Hs1~s S6MMTSSfNG JGEY 1855 ,,nrprv
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK, FOOT OF LIBEfs.i D. y,
ST, 100 :I6, % 80 IL IS M Il 80. % 80 3 80
fast express :oo a 80. IS 30 6 rs D. m Sundays
FROM FOOT ccoRrIRNDT AND DEsBRossEs SIS.
80, Z 10. 20 10 q. m. II 100 noon; 2 80 . 10
$40 GmIted express. except Red Rankl 20. 100.
ZOO p. m. Sundays, Is, rs a. IN. 100 D. m
RIJF Tyso BLoDGgETr' T. r WOOD. IT, p BALDWIN.
Supt Gen. Pas AgtP r. r. G.P.ACARN.J.
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

ppEAKFAST.-" BY q thorough knowledge OK the
natural laws which govern the operations OF digestion ana
az wes.eced Cocoa MI Epps provided our break
last tables with dcicatey Favored beverage which may
many , heeIy dSe'S Ss G h may
gradually built up until strong enough 70 resist e.e,y
Sency % disease Hundreds OF subtle maades are nossas
We NAV escape many fatal shaft by keeping oursvres
well fortified with pure blood and properly houfi'H'u
Made slmply with boiling water or milk. Sold only In
half found tins by Grocers, labelled thus: LANES ErfS
q CO., Homo opathlc Chemists, London, Ensiana.
~ NGLAND-DEVIZES CASTLE-By order OF the
II executors the late r. Valentino Leach, Esq'-Ims
grand old residential and historical estate freehoo Oh
100 acres with the fine and exceedingly Interesting
CASTLE which several centuries formed part OF the GOVT"
OF the Queens Of England and which had until recently
all tho immunlties OF Royal castle The remains OF tho
old castle have been carefully preserved ana res.oreu
here practicable. The present picturesque resluehcc
is i'm the Norman casteatef style OF architecture ana ls
surroundings in perfect keeping WIN IT, Iho dppod
is through batcInened gateway and there are me oa
Norman and other arches and picturesque runs ram
part wall protected by ancient embatted wall staollg
tho Caen-hl Farm Estate close to Devices as III Tie
'MugFsSRs nFBENUAM, TEwsoN, FARMER &
BRIDG EWATER have been Instructed by the executors
10 SELL by auction, at the Mart London, England On
TATES the late Mr. Leach as briefly described above
The Devices Castle Estate Is most complete purchase Tor
any nobcman. lady gentleman Of taste who can appre
tees; and beauty The property Is rich In historical
antiq uarian legendary associations The purchaser
will have the option given to him Of buying valuable col
lection OF ancient pottery bronzes Implements and other
curostes IN the old castle besides the rare plants
rho snnropriac antique and fittings the pictures
views OF Mcssrs. FLOWER NUSSEY. Solicitors.
Great winehester- London England Of Messrs
Waterloo place London England and OF the Auconoers
80 Cheapsidc London, England
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

PROVIDENCE LINE.
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
East, via Boston or Worcester and
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
through parlor runs from steamers wharf 10
Fabyans without change principal intermediate
points.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND ana MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier 20 N. r., foot Of warren-ss, at 80 m
daily except Sunday connecting at steamers wharf with
express train for Boston leaving a. arriving Boston
715 am Wagner parlor carsnew equipment full nights
rest shert rail ride Rccvess renowned orchestra zach
steamer Baggage checked through
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Geathers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AG na..o.
n suuies Professors Teachers, Tutors, Goverhesse~
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
MRS NJ. J. YOUNG-FULToN. 20 Union square.
-pFsr TEACHERS supplied; no charge. TEACH
"A. Frs registered for 20 cents for posage es
always on hand form for stamp. X H. a hni' HH4S''
can School Bureau 2 West 14th.st. N r. -
A GRADUATE Of Vassar College, teacher OF several
N years experience, wishes position 70 each' "u
dress A. b., Tribune O1ce.
TT FSsE;S TEACHERS AGENCY. IL East l7th,st.
III supplies competent teachers tutors govcrnes,s Ihu,
sIcIans artists &c English, German. French, Spanish
sr)kcn. schools recommended foreigners specially.
l. and dSy school Address stating qualifications EDU
GATOR" Tribune Onice
TUTORS governeses professors SaeheTs a Fenes
Ccrman Snanish gpoken. MIRIAM COfRlEi't- 81
Tast I7th.st. between 4th-ave. and Broadway.--
VXyOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHslsS BunsnU s. u.,
musicians housekeepers companions &C. 70 and
schools and families also bookKeepers sehosspHei' a
copyists 10 business firms 49, 49,, - ,y.u vo,t c,,v
MRS A. D. CULVER. 800 6th-svc Now iorK OiT'
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TRAINS FOR BOSTON
New.York and New.Engand
Esv.york New Haven and Hartford Roads.
Leave NEW;yoRK 10 4; n; g !, NJ; II 80 Z; M.
"''''PP hRLoR CARS on DAY TRAINS:
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
s8 100 o. m. Daily Including SundayA
Other trains daily except Sundays 49,.
Sleepng accommodations be secured ~ ucKcs
onlces, 1897 Broadway. and Grand Central Depot
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A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave leave
Pier Al, North River. foot OF Csnalst. at p M DAILY
lsundays excepted Leave Brcoklyn Annex at p N;
and West; also with 90 a. " Special Express for
Saratoga Lake George Placid saranac Lake Paul
TcEets and baggage checked 70 destination Freight
ceived until the hour OF departure.
CATSKILL- HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
" ELEGANT STEAMER KAATERSKILL leaves
nom foot ysyst, N. r., every TUESDAY, ThUKSDA AZ
Albany RAILROAD. WHEELER POWELL, Manager.
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except Sunday.
ITO NEW-HAVEN, 100.

-Four steamers In comlnsslon-P
BRISTOL, PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY.
Splendid orchestra attached 70 each vessel A., ...
Leave New.York from Pier 2s, N. K (old Mob ioo'
Of Murray-st., follows: -., a.. n.
80 D. n.-Bor Fall River direct, connecting for Bos
ton FItchburg New. Bedford Marthas Vineyard, Nan
tucket and local points on Old Colony Hailrosd ro,,
6l5 o. m.-For Newport and Fall River due NeWpors
about AS; Fall River a. m, connecting with express
trains and through for Boston, Cape Cod, LOWELL
the White Mountains &C. -. -,
SUNDAYS. leave New;York At $50 p m for all
Connection by Annex boat daily from Brooklyn, p: m
Jersey City p Tickets and statcooms may De 90 o
broadway 2o4 West 125th-st and 1874 East i2oths
1853 Bowery, AstOr House and Windsor Hotel: Line
ONCE, Pier 90 N. r., and on steamers 49,
GEO. L. Common, G.. y. A. BORDEN & LOWELL. ARtS
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTON'S, WEST
lV1 Point Cornwall Newburg, New Hamburg Milton.
Poughkeep.ie Hyde Park Rondops and Hngst2n Every
exceptng Saturdays when she leaves one hour earlier
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-30
FIRE MATTERS.
lBusi ness Transacted at Satur
day Afternoons Meeting.

lBusiness Transacted at Satur.
day Afternoons Meeting.
The Board of Fire Commissioners
met Saturday afternoon in the
Mayors office. All the members were
present. The request of Whittier,
Fuller & Co., for permission to erect q
building on Lazard street, on the mo-
ton of Mr.. Humphreys was granted.
Mr., Brown, the representative of
the Maltese Gross Fire Hose Com
pany, and Mr.. Bush, representing
Crane Bros, appeared before the
commissioners. On mo ion of Mr..
Teed, it was recommended that 1000
feet of White Anchor hose be purchas-
ed, and !, 800 fee. Of the Maltese Cross I;
the said hose to cost 81 per foot deliv-
cred in Los Angeles.
In the matter of the petition of
Collins ct al, it was recommended that
the Council instruct the clerk to notify
the Electric Light Company to desist
from further erection of works on Sc
pulveda street.
Action was deferred on the hose
carts for one week.
The petition of 7. L. Simons to
erect building was referred to the
Chief of the Fire Department.
The revised building ordinances
were deferred for one week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-30
EAST Los ANGELES.
Meeting Of the Board Of Trs

Meeting OF the Board Of Trade
The members of the East Los An
geles Board of Trade held public
meeting in Campbell's Hall over the
drug store, at the corner of Downey
avenue and Trueman street Saturday
night, commencing at 8 O'Clock. The
object Of the meeting was to consider
the feasibility of erecting fine hotel
in East Los Angeles, as there is now no
hotel of any description. The citi-
zens believe that big hotel could be
= made to pay, and it was to ascertain
what could be done to aid and push
the enterprise, that the meeting was
held. At s O'Clock Mr.. D. Gilbert
Dexter, First Vice President of the
Board Of trade, called the meeting to
order, and announced the object of
the meeting. Judge R. Dunnigan
arose to make a few remarks, but
gave way in honor of Ex-Governor j.
j. Gosper, who at that moment en-
tered the door, and was Immediately
invited to speak.
Governor Casper mounted the plat
form near the chair and related sew
.eral instances where towns had been
built by few determined men. Lin
coin, Nebraska, he said was built by
"a half dozen determined, wide-awake
men, and half dozen wide.awake
men can build East Los Angeles.
Start the hotel and it will make the
town grow faster than any thing else.
Mr.. David Carr followed with few
remarks, and Judge R. Dunnigan fol-
lowed with the motion that those pre-
sent should at once sign subscrip.
ton list to help build the hotel, which |
is to cost in the neighborhood of $780, |
900. Mr.. F. M. Nickel made a
motion that the chair should appoint |
committee of five to canvas the
city for subscriptions. This was car
ried, and the chair appointed F. M.
Nickel, David Carr, Judge r. Dun
nigan, VIM. Brown and VIM. Neis-
wender. The subscription list was at
once opened and $4,000 subscribed,
with $4,000 more promised. Several
prominent gentlemen have the mat
ter in hand, and say that if they can
get any encouragement they will GER
tainly build fine commercial hotel.
It is proposed to place itupon Downey
avenue. After the amount of the sub
scription was announced, the meeting
adjourned subject to q call.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-30
THE ALLIANCE WINS.
An Interesting Game OF Football
at Santa Monica.


at Santa Monica.
A very interesting game Of football
was played at Santa Monica Satur-
-dav afternoon between the Long Beach
club AMI the Alliance Club of this
city, and resulted in favor Of the lat
ter. Within three minutes after the
ball was kicked off, the Alliance
scored the first touchdown. This
was repeated, touch-downs and safety
touches alternating, until time was
called at the end of the first half; /;
score IA to 0 in favor of the Alliance.
The second half was but repetition
of the first, until two minutes before
time was called, when Long Beach
rallied her forces and scored a try:
This made the score 26 to 6 in favor of
the Alliance. Stewart and Pitblado
the Alliance half-backs, played
brilliant game. A feature of the game
was the Alliance quarterback play.
When the ball was snapped
back it was seized by the quarterback
and either passed or kicked sideways,
the ball passing at right angles from
the direction in which the kicker stood.
This is called side punting or screw
kicking. The Long Beach full back
played good game, saving many
points for his side. The Alliance
players and positions were as follows:
full back, Ed. Van Dyke; half backs,
John Pitblado, Will Stewart; quarter
back, Alf. w. Hare, Rush, Moore ;
s(center), Van Dyke and Patrick; ;
(ends), Pemberton, Sanborn and
Sumner. The Long Beach players
changed their positions SO often as to
make it impossible to record them.