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LITERARY NOTES.

Ooaonea NaasAngd Malcolm JonnseonS nov novea.
sv1A0v t3x,HheaAs n % b ilaSRsAeA b. Kembls. ~
b ~ thAt Il introduces the ooleaeas readers 10 o
cao a ossesans supsioe 10 those who have hereto
Ssrs Aslssa a ID books.
n. ". J.Ihton's notahls wosk. Ins Naseees o.!
Weod-lhQA@ng.' b now ready-eur snhscrihHs only.
sNoAs an M prospectus, without ample sooouns
a 10 eoolu IN which woodemrSving hes beeo uced:
sna oeefal efttns OF GA iudsmonts throush secMcA
lnowisdes 4 aiso presents history Of the ar ~ en-
nihiuoo q ~ choicest wce3B nom tho earliest u'
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SsH Sayo Siyesdy been subscribed TOR.
The lectures to DO pven this season under the
direction Of the University Of PennylvaniA WIN In
efude six BY James Russell Lowell on tho "Od ENG
Nan pr>matists.s Tho subjects and dates OF this
eeres arc: srntroductson," December 90: Marowe,'
January q; sweoster." January 8; aChApmsn.' jan
nary o; beaumont snd Fletcher" January 49, "Mas'
gineer and Fosd,' January 49,
Mis. Jsvvtt has selected Strangers and wAyfarers
- tho etle for ~ new collection Of stories-A title
vthch conveys something Of tho sad cooring OF her
animitable little sketches
Cardinal Newman selected lady to edit his letoers
written while no was . member OF the Church OF
Ensa.nd. This was Miss Ammo Motley. the sister OF
bis brotheRinAw.
Tnp complete works Of Heinc, translated BY Charles
@. Ieland are coming ont In London
Tho author Of Margaret Kent" has written new
novel which HoQghton Is about to publish This Is
emitted Walford' and the Of the rather excit
ting plot d o New-England manufacturing town.
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prCORDED MORTGAGES.

Appleton Nina ct al Edwin II w We s@% t'u' &C.
9$s, saas !So s1e' &C.
snsT %df' v: ss1 1900 & israel Lewis ls0A s,,
s Ss5ss I'd .ss;ss; T.. ssS S
av lsHil ,sssSi Alfred Leonard
' saae Samson soO'her eser' &C.
Frances TsS. ~ Co. e Clara Dd"e'' o'n'
cor c s.sy u and 5oifGs sse 'ss:1,
Ss $;&'; 8 si;sd s;sn: .n 10th
ave trd se'! john a9ethe JSsn DsSn
Ss Ld kss s0"nsS SnSnss
DfeOes, Charles to Beadlest0n w0er 22' Clinton
ST. sei and wife BusnF ss Grand
ave- s%r3s. s lss S;SSef ct al
'SsfSs Es' S::,. Morris
sd E.4'3 saa nu... ct
os sil Max and WIFE to Tarrah Putnam. 7ls'ss
1S' asws yf 1io, Robinson 7''s'
H sS:S nS =. A sss Clark eth.
ave esrn '9 FIsde, issas y trust c. ss'As
sdsye w Is'y and another to End Bldg
and I Loan association cresOnave Of lS2d'Ss III
'aaSthst q of Sthave, years, s3. 600. am . =. -..,
Kassel Abraham to John Robinson 100 IL Oh 'o'h
st. 6 years. $4,000 . , c.o,.o c,,cov and another
Wspu. End ave n OK 02d.st. years 06o0
Kelly John and wife, 70 Marie l. FahyS Ii'"'S''
o eckir, peter and wife, Jacob Pfeifer. Harlem kai
,oaa lie Il OF lot l03, map Morrisania year soo1
rramontsye cor Anthony.ave years. sl5 900 o,o
IebowItz Israel and wife, to Isaac Gold'tein NO Eau
Clinton. st. years, 81 500. ,,,. c,, ,,.., MD,
Torkard George wife, to West Side Mutual Bidg
| nan m Highbridaevile, instruments, 81 800 ~
Methodist Episcopal Church 70 Life ms Co.
| , 1eethst W Of Tth.ave, years. sSS, 100 WI,
Miller MARY 10 Emgrant INDUSTRIAL Savings BANK
a q Mncoln.aya 135thst, ! year, $500 ,y,,..,..
Hcnernott Catharne and another TO The Daily News
pniino and Savings and Loan Association. 3Sth ST.
" ioth.aye instruments, $40. 900 c,, . .
Mer,itt Isabella Emma Deyoe, e Suourbanst, 8
b'l Sairns' Rose Louis Fulton. s4sA's'
Pnnn Sarah X ct al, trustee, 70 Central Trust Co..
a a bth.aye Bleeckcr.st year, $50 900;
pettIt John and wife. to Prescott Butter, guardian
etc no % Em-st, years, sSoOOO n, - .
Pnchbeck John and VITO 70 20 Lewis Ley Deinoee'
No Soa East IS4th.st. 8 years. $1,000. 49,.
Schecper Anna c NJ. to Sarah + Turner, cor Son-
ave now Park West and l00th.st years 81 900
same to the Farmers Loan and Trust Co.. same prop
efF Same to Henry Koch, property, year.
Same to Henrietta Scheepcr, same property. 1 year,
| 81. 500. A., ,,...o.o,,,,, s,,,nr. Nan.
| 7th.st. W cdave years, $4,000.
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Gountrp propertp for Sale an6 20 Get.

FINE MANUFACTURING SITE FOR SALE
building stes in the city Of Hudson. N. Y. New and
nearly new dwellings 10 families already built and IS
vacant lots. Located two railroad depo:s and steam
boat landings. VIII b sold for less than value or
changed for property in New.YorS brooklyn Address
J. 7. SIMPSON, Hudson. N. r.
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rIZITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,


IN HE BOOK OF opEN.AIR SPORTS. oss.yA
American cpen.ar smussmeots. Rulss tcr sailtns 81
nnS. pan aying. shSStns hSs'SS.c1 nSS,n TswXc
Sanins sn1 uniySSsay cenpumsatsa b. ~ ~
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BOWRING ARCHIBALD. IL Broadway.
.JApAN-cH1NA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco - follows:
OCEANIC Thursday November -, p m
GAELIC E. Saturday, December 0. p. m.
BELQIC....- TUESDAY december oo D. III
OCEANIC Thursday, January o.. 1 o. m.
superbly Acknowledgements Accommodations
Observations DO made by letter or telegraph 70 ana
cabin plans ce7 and sfS Brusdway New'Yok or
Room a. Railroad Building. San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. Presldent
T. H. GOODMAN. General Passage. Agent
n EW-YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
From Pier; 10 and 4 East Rye Yu a. R9op %
as sstSa
5iFf "a HsSSh fat Hf:e'a KIM va S's
S SxVsEIsdo nv Nissan "s ssSsS
Fer full D'SiHsa,s fi e. &4 Fl y'' CO. 'RGy
NMAASM LINE aRd I RSya Ma
sEEE e sEh 5 ss sssssS 3 ::;S
f eifE - :ssS1as
sSsss o:s:;. Esss sox vi 5HEs Ea4HF
g AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
R "a y RI !oo. OF sVS1a n::d.y october a. D. H.
Sf$$y 81 81 81 81
S. Monday, 6s,S Is, 81 a. r
ia TEYssiH Sp.sss
...s.s a r., S e.. 40
Within A.s ~ o r.: s:ssR :s'S sa-.
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GUION LINE:
FOH QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 80. N. R., foot Of Kingss.
Tuesday. october 81 10 o. m.
ARIzoNA ........... Tuesday, Noyember = $50 q m.
WYOMI NG............Tres day, November II, = ~ m
NEVADA. ........,. lncsd,y. November IL. 80 a. M
CABIN passage, $50 600 $50 and $780, Second Cabin.
soo any S USpERHiIL Co.. IS Broadway, N. z.
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\,oRpDEUTscHER LLOYD SO: 90

sEw.r6shhRgn yyo EHHHkh - ssnMnx.
FAST 81 EsT Rss l'ss fe
r..r, We'd Oct 90, noon. Eidcl Sat. Nov D. m
s Spsss Sat: Oct Is - Als % Wed. Nov ! g. m
.on nts Second cabin, ESQ berth. setr.fs lowest
ssse.. oELnlcHs Co. No: Bowling Green.
DIED STAR LINE:
galLeg for New.York and Antwerp weekly. -
S.... M CABIN :ss nd SssA'' Il
ssS III upward RscOnd Cabin cas-. Excursion seS aod
M SEsErS 'swssiSar BOX. d:Sf AsA. Bowling o,sa.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYS
i LINES 10 CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA:
GENITAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New.York, pier foot Of Canal.st, n. r.
for San Francisco Via the Isthmus Of Panama,
CITY OF PARA sails saturday November l. noon
From San Francisco, LIST and Brannan Sta
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA:
CITY OF PEEING sails Saturday, November 1, P. m
For freight passage and general infomsoon apply -
e'"pNA' II. J. OUTLAY. General Superintendent
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlant1que,
- EnENSM LINE 70 aAY HaI,SE YE ysl oesOn
"a kOiJ RGOGNE Frangeu Sat- Oct 20. S0 D. m.
La BRI<AfNE, de Jousscn.. Sat-. Nov l. z S0 .. m.
IA CHAMPAGNE. Boyer Sat. NOV. g. SO D. M
AH FOKGET, General Agent No bowling Green
DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
tLFOR LAGUAYRA Puerto CABELLo, CURACAO.
Pier 38, East River.
&C purIADELPIIIA.... 81 turdAy. October rs. D. N.
e. VVENEzUELA... Thursday November o y m.
&c fAiACAS Wednesday November 10, p. M
steamships, specially built for he trade.
have very superior aseommodasiSn. ier passengsrs
General Managers. II Walss
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Gitp propertp for Sale.
Absolutely the Handsomest House In
America ~!


n B-rF Tho most beautiful 100.foot street IN New
Yok special side plots, SOth-st contain
ing two grand entrances into Central Park also RIVERSIDE
Mosaic architecture music room. ball room conservs
tory dining laundry billiard and chamber exension-ln
facb the complete house yet built In the ciy OF new
York we'll worth Inspection reeardess OF any uea o. c
eeebrated architect John q. Prague, Esq. Apply 10
v. X. STEVENSON & CO.. 1o6 Broadway.
TTENTIoN INVESTORS or MANUFACTURERS
"A sadf ward New.York City. fronting on
naved severed adons two elevated stations and
tracks Central and New.Iiaven railroads: horse cars
p''''' i.EsPiNNSSE & CO.. ISL Broadway.
N on sAIE-Tho remaining houses OF the row ON 18TH
L At Nos 80 to 48 West between Central Park West
and 0h.aye embracing novel features worthy OF nspec
ton perfect house st an extremely low agurS send
in attendance street restricted and to
oeies of title will be issued By the TITLE
ar ARASTEE AND TRUST COMPANY, thus relieving
purchaser Of ali delay IN examination OF title and afford
Inc them absolute security. a. ~. ..
"e LANES r. HALL. Owner and Builder. 10 West Esd.
ST.. premises
n OF RSTORY large extension, frstclass Private Dwell
tnes south side Of S3dst west OF Central Park West
hardwood trim all latest improvements In construction
have been adopted. 49,, . A.,
Titles NIL be SYsr1 Tksr BY PSses 9f &c a1s
e. NewYork JNO. LIVINGSTON & SON,
'' - 1870 East 71st-st
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Oredn Steamers.


A NCHOR LINE. q. s. MAI. Steamships.
IA NEw-YoEK and GLASGOW. Via LONDONDERRY.
Circassla.. Oct %, p IL. Ethiopia Nov 8, p m
0''" $'' MEDiTERiANEAN SERVICE.
FAYAL, AZORES, GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES. -
S. BElGkAVlA sH,a9luru{ N9veMDtr 10
Med rates Cabin $50 to soo Storage &2i 50. Rate;
HENDERSON ERoTREhs. Agents Z bowling Orion.
CHARLESTON, S. G., the South & Southwest
" 'AT TfiE CLYDE 1h,fs sThRMsHiP c0MrHNY
From Tier 20. f. r. (foot J.oosevelt.st) st 3 D. N. -
ALGONQUIN new. Chas. and Jackson lille We'd, Oct y.
YEMASSEE. Charleston and jacksonville Fri. Oct "a.
DELAWARE, Charleston only Sat- Oct IS.
CiItIiOK EF Charleston and Jacksonville. oct. -.
An steamers have nrsclass passenger accommodations
under open poiey ene:ed at oneab OF one per
T. @. EGER, CT Agt @. s. rrs Line. si7 Broadway.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMER
Drunnic Oct %. noon Britannia. Nov. 10 10 80 Am
MSjestic oct. 20. 80 . Majestic. Nov 90 m
Teutonic Nov IL. a: 'Teuonc Dec 10. p m
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates $50
and upward according 70 steamer and location OF berth
Second cabin sS5 and $50 Excursion tickets favorable
terms steerage ego Company's ONCE, No. II Broadway
Kew.York. PhilsdclphiA oflec, aGS Wanutss .,,
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FURNISHED Apartments Wanleo

IN ANTED.-Fu,nished apartment consisting Of parlor
.sus =" SET sEfo Ss'' wIssHXSN. = csd.ssa Fanny o. INV
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propos als,

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER,
AT W Ss i n:
e' ,s I'm T the sf :d
Buoy sS: Is 1e
BY applying 70 ,a a' S %sv. a ans
d ssss !: Z ~ MAJOR Of Engineers u A.
= ROPOSALS FOR CHEMICAL INSIRCGs:
SAvY YE YaSD sTsa5 g. 49,
dor Proposals for chc%esi IL IT. SseSer e.
s s1isss Of p s'S Cyl Sa "a
SSr s.scs at sss
..sHss . S,s.ns :a.s
ss''t possas ,,;isis
%SS e; SGDps. aSSS e.
usa. Blank OF S Ac o NAVY ,
~ 1y ~: rn Te sss s
Siss' q, & S s!sss rs
10 ROpOSALS FOR SINGH, 1O.INCH AND
Ss.sr ' 1885, ss
1S TnsS Ss'i e. I 49,
On Sy VIII b paS s,aIsaSs 's ors1s .e
Z Io S sna af%s
for h ss Or Of az n.y $
can on the faeac xAel
nronoxals must be maze anu I'll Iniormssloo M
PiiSSH&srs can be had application s. V. BENEE
RTE Gen. Chief Of Ordnance.
TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
to es Il nsss
so VIII sh: ono. e, . oS ,Ss . sss
Tss;s:r; s. ISL sr' Vol
.pc s e ssE s " SbsoF Captain n
gneefs. =,
TINTED STATES ENGINEER OEEiCE.
s: .Ss, Sss: =
sostins about 10000 Of rprap stone on the sou
Je - IN hets q Congress- approved February g. 1854
snS February e. 1887 Vol PAGE sse and Vel =
Eson Apply o FREDERIC v. ABBOT Captain q n
eneers.
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OUNARD LINE.
New DIRK TO LIVERPOOL. VII, QUEENSTOWN.
me-" From Pier 40, North River.
FAST ExPREsS NAIL SERVICE
r.... We'd oct 20 noon Aurania Sat, Nov. Is, D. m
sst Oct rs D NJ Bothnil. Wed Nov. 10 10
Slpta.Sat:. Soy: m STbra sat Nov e pm
Csnn passage 500 and upward IhsrImcdi.ts $50
stsern sse. freight apgy At the CONS
psnTUnsG%,SoS II. bROWN & CO. General Aren't.
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REAL ESTATE.
p11srNrsS AT THE EXCHANGE


There were no suction sales at the Exchange yesse
DAY. The following private sales arc reported QUO
Ernst Of south Amboy, n j., has sod to D. Wilns
James six lots 1t the southwest corner Of Eighty am
+ and Ed 10 .s HOesy & sxo
&C., SSS:H' s. %ssoy Sss :c Plot
ens about 300 square sset Known No .Sz VIZ
iI nssns. n e. eaiia tsr sssSs On t. ''
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsvERs-N 7. CITY.
I4oth.ss 8 8, SIS It o Of etA-sve 2e1o1ls4I;
a't Vs.: VISA w.; "a VIZ e ss:s 1900
oo 1:.s ~ Isvis and wife yno Xiende $3.50
we; d ssd s!:.y I'd sf S:rs ss. co. g 1s
sssi!ss .ss Il. ;S$
s.h sss:' No iss aS1i0o VIM Rankin 70 VIM
s7, h.s'' No; sos.2io We: ;4iisxGo Charles
1856 sG.ys, 2 SS:,iS DAVID ,osoo
s.. aass':Ss ssS ss ss%Ss
Same S:T pisp sssrn e $4,000
aess; S;ss 8 Nae's 1000
ssd Stone :: af1 csns'o Avenue A. sSi01iis:
VoS 70 VS0 Potter :. 1880
ss; 2Ssss a.! s:ss ' ss
S:n. Ses III s and rs East. Robinson to
SHAVE s0:s' cog iiSih:
Elms.. No IS; Elardse 70 Petit ;o.;co: 1000
Mssss.es Sb,ea 70 tnse q 1850
142a c;ssv S2S . q sth.ave. 2o.seii 1000
1l1Mth ,ass rs T. OF othsve 10000
,ohs sssy ass E aSsi' Guy Min;on and Others
lls Ill.,. x.sSs sssys sos,ee,
ssrc. g.se;N u s:'pf Steven. ssevSn n,
Herzog 10 Moses sShwab - 1homaa -''''
|th n co. Oh iooos'' oo.'Aoo 1osoo
ISso Of lf nSsss. 2'. $500
,z4ss:.s : g + q ssh.ave l4ssO MiMes:
M. srso@ 40 cof iiithst Jos
pro 0Sssa 40 No IT, 2;is75: Sig1nund Kurs1
and wife to Philip Pfsfel ;:Ss; Adams &c
1a4hst No 1S2 East hiH Robsr tnAnei ~ 1000
West End 90 1s,h; ST. 1ctAf Ss5p: Sg
2s5: Hobt Ma Mw ana Rai nohn ~ ~ 1000
i1lsh:,s; a 70, 20 70 eiastaye GuDSe 81 900
Fotrsstaye 10lI .me,is siiessoH 5000
tf;shst 2S5 90. 2a Es RoSinson $1,000
1'c assi7asc WIN Du Bols and wife 70 Patrick ,oo
w:S. soa Sh'.e" k SIS Il scot,ave 5.is7x
IS 2x170.2; Robert Quinn and VIE 70 mas 800
webster yt ave, s. ESQ IT seottave, 2Sx17o7x soo
1871; same TO Frederick Dyer ooo
warst 1s7Io f. S SS ss To- Pa.picf
4sth.st .DG" g. a75 II iih.aye 25xloo5; VIM
ssthst ' loo Il Iothave 5Oxi0 Mary ~ mn
Kek to Caharino Nc Dermott .....'''''-'' O''''
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Danelnu Afa0em,es
Ocean Steamers.

A CHARMING AUTUMN TRIP.
RED CROSS Line STEAMERS
HALIFAX. y. s.. and ST Il JOHNS and p1LLEY's
THE LAND 5S q PPAEE EEsou1MAux.
An ocean voyage a. Of the cost Of gqns
VINEYARD. and Nantucket Sounds Fine view Of Now
Scotia and bold rugged Newfoundland coasts Abundance
OF ahootng and total change Of air and
Eaf.Fist Cabin Including meals and state,oom berth:
BOWRING ARCHIBALD. IS Broadway.
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iniHn As lo 'Ie 'aia"s 81 lhl9 reg NiS'i'ii' ana
the interests "i lit c'ts lhitiailftlt require
THAT ms question should br pres 'h.rd i' ihai
tribunal al the earliest period. lh InS opinion.
THIS can hr done iy mandamus proceedings
growing out OF some action OF the 'mmou
council. go BE- taken. ana which shall require
action through !he ward organizations
Very respectively.
.. hlENnAts.
To a. J. StcbbIus. Fred saunders and :. L.
Baldwin. Committee On Way AND Means.
Grand Rapids.
Gentlemen have received your c0mmunl
cation Of December o, asking Tor my opinion
in regard 10 The validity Or inya.dty of au
act of the Legislature. entitled. AN atf SO
amend section OF act number - oi Che local
acts OF is5s. entitled an act 20 revise The
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The morning call., 1890-05-06
NEARLY B0WLED OUT.
Decay of a Once Popular and Health,
Pnstine.

Decay of a Once Popular and Hea,thv
Pnstime.
While in the East, bowling Is. Judging
from the lengthy Eastern paper REPORTS.
quite popular, the reverse obtains here. and
but little interest in the pastime is eyinced.
There are in this city only four bowling
alleys and all are attachments to saloons.
A call on the proprietors of the alleys yes.
terday brought out the unanimous state
ments that but very little interest was taken
now in bowling, though few years ago it
was somewhat different. Now there are no
bowling clubs, no matches played either
Tor money or honor, and in fact the whole
pastme was in a dormant condition.
lhlngs were reported as being somewhat
nveller In the winter, but now most of those
VINO do care to bowl prefer not to exercise
themselves too hard during the warm
weather. The bowling alley keepers said
that the Germans are the best patrons and
players, though even they seem to have
given up the sport Some good local scores
nave been made in the past, the possible
800 with 10 pins and 10 with 9 pins fire.
quently being scored. One of the bowling
place Keepers. moreover, stated that an eff
Tort would be made next fall to revive the
sport and that new alley would be built
at Harbor View, a club organized, matches
and games arranged, and good cash and
medal prizes offered.
lie also said that what playing was done
was done chiefly for exercise and not for
the game itself. A number of Dersons
troubled with rheumatism PRACTICAL IL onca
week as means of relief,
The morning call., 1890-05-06
RAILWAY NOTES.
Annual Report of the North Pacific Coast
Railroad.

Annual Report of the North Pacific Coast
Railroad.
The annual report of the North Pacific
Coast Railroad has been issued. The total
mileage of the system is given at 92h miles;
paid up capital, S3000,0O0; funded debt,
S1,240,0O0; floating debt, 1928, 776 "a; earn
ings, clear of expenses for year ending
December 81, 1889, $780, 9S; the passenger
traffic for the year amounted to S195.212 06;
the freight business amounted to $685.
819 Is; employees of the road number 27l2,
whose salaries amount to S157,255 in the
aggregate. The only aid received by this
road was $4,000 in Marin County bonds,
on which the owners of the road realized
about $4,000. The Directors are: John
w. Coleman. W. Steel. w. Young. W. R.
Fortune, A. Borel, c. Deneraud and j. r.
Mackie.
The Donahue Railroad Company is build
ing a combination freight and passenger
ferry boat at Tiburon, which will be ready
for service about July Goth. This steamer
will be 291 feet in length, will have carry
ing capacity of 1000 tons and will accommo-
date 5000 passengers. Her cabins will be
elegantly finished and furnished, and the
lower deck will have trucks on either side
capable of holding sixteen freight cars.
A limited excursion will be run from this
city on May 18th for the accommodation OF
those VINO may desire 10 attend the N0Ttn-
ern Baptist anniversaries to be held in Chi
cago from May 10Th to May 2Sth. Rev. c..
II. Hobart of the First Baptist Church,
Oakland, and Rev. }. Herndon Garrett,
pastor Of the First Baptist Church, San
Jose. will give their personal supervision
TO the affair. and will attend the anniver-
saries as delegates from California.
Frederick T. Berry, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent of the Santa Fe system,
with headquarters at Portland, has been
transferred in like capacity to Albu-
querQue. n. Mex. II. J. Young. now ticket
agent of the Atlantic and Pacific in this
city, will succeed Mr. Berry in the Port
land Office.
Frank Cassidy, General Assistant Freight
Agent of the Fremont, Elk Horn and Mis-
souri, Valley Railway, with headquarters at
Omaha, arrived in town yesterday. He is
making a general tour of the Coast.
First Vice-President d. G. Dodge, also Gen.
eral Manager of the Denver and Rio Grande
Western, who has been making n tour of
the Coast in his special car, left for the
East last evening.
General Superintendent Fillmore of the
Southern Pacific left last evening for a
business trip to Ogden.
Mr.. Snedoker of the Denver and Rio
Grande Western, now in Los Angeles, will
return to the CITY tomorrow
The morning call., 1890-05-06

and amiable disposition you would not
have not thought of an old man wall0wing
along in the snow. You lodged out of the
way so quickly that l had no chance TO
thank you; and so l thank you now. Where
do you live?"
Harry gave Mr.. Woodwork his mothers
address.
"Now, tell your mother that 1 shall call
to see her this very evening to talk matters
over
Harry left the store rs happy as king
Mr.. Woodwork did "do something for
him" and for his mother, too. And In the
years which have followed the young man
has learned how much of prosperity he
owes to one little act of disinterested kind
ness toward q stranger.
Cast thy bread upon the waters"
ELEANOR BARBARA STRIKER.