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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29
Nem Dnblifations.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE BOOKS.
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WOOD. CUTS.

ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WooDcUTs.
HUDSON RIVER ROUTE.-Nee- York TO Yves, Point.
George Lake Champain Adroptacks Montreal and Que
bee River Contains special maps
Of Caiskil and Adirondack Mountains.
: SARATOGA IILUsTRATED-The Visitors Guide TO
Saratoga Springs ~iih maps and wood-cuts
SEASIDE RESORTS on The Atlantic Coast.
NORTHERN REsORTS.-Boston 10 the White Noun
tains Memphremagog Green Mountains. Lake
Champlain OgdensbuTg. Montreal and Quebec
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD AND
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGlONS-New- J rk
and Philadelphia Easton. Bethlehem. Delaware Water
Gap Mauch Chunk. Scranton, Wiars por, and ElInira
ERIE RAILWAY ROTTE.-New- York 20 Ithaca Wat
Dunkirk. Buffalo Chauiauqua Lake
and Niagara Falls. Via Erie Railway and branches
3 NETWORK TO SARATOGA BUFFALO Chat
TAUQUA LAKE. AND NIAGARA FALLS THOUSAND
IsIASDS-Via New York Centra Il. r. and Rome.
Watertown anc Ogdensburg T. l.
NEWPORT RoUTE.-New-York to Boston, via New.
port and Fall With descriptions Of Newport and
Narragansett Bay
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROCTE-New-York 20 White
Mountains, via y. Y. and n II. and Conn. River Route
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
CITY OF NEW -YORK-Descripons OF the Public
Buildings Parks &C.. Directory Travellers Difec-
tory. and Map oil Ne~-Nork.
Sent b, mai recent Of % cents.
TAINTOR BROTHERS. Publishers.
A. pfafe New YORK.
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. ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
\ TAE YEWYoRK TRB BEAi., Will e 81 Brd Ra
vav ~ door north Of Thirty -hrsist; and AD|f
TisEMENTs at the following Branch ONES 90
flyhh.ave e corner Twenty hird-st To- slNh-as;c;
i5T Fourth ave cor Fourteenih-st $50 Ihrd ave. ~
Thriax, cor -severth-s. lo26 lhlrd-aNe, hsss
EOS Flrst-ave 1905 Yves, Forty second
ii2 C,urnbus-ave 81 Avenue a. l3 1-ss ,v -
wcs, Forty-second 1919 Second ave- 3Jf Thd- ave
33s Ihird-a 2O5 Third-ave.. between one o
d-,vefth and One-hurGred and thirteenth s's' 10"
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. 80 East Onehundrec ana
oi3 hundred and " enty
81 and $40 hundred and fortyn up 10
y M at REGULAR oice rates
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO pHlIApELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

TO pHlI.ADELFfiIN f5NI.I Ii'yfSf MD
WASHINGTON.
so 'n,nnr S%r1 A. n iso go 800 400 (8ur.t
rarior can. ; 90 Dining carr. 500 Dining Car. ( 60
Ii 30 dining carr A. NJ. $50 400 300 Dining Carr.
o. p nanors and Washington week days 500 90
30 DINING Carr A. NJ. 2:3o, $50 800 Dining CAP
II 20 dining CAR A. NJ 1880. 500 DINING Carr. 800
and naror-car seats can be procured at foot
OF Liberty St. l3 72 26i il5. ga 10 S25 BROAD a.
cav M Ga Az 81 East l4th St. l3t Essi l2oth ~
on West la5,h St o5i columbus Az New DIX, court
S. $50 Fulton ST. Brookyn eS broaaway. "t y ms,
chesk baggage from hotel residence TO destination.
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FAREwE11 D1yyER TO MAYOR s1Royo.

Richhed Springs y. V. July .2s (SpeciaD.-A fare
well dinner TO Mayor Strong. who leaves here for
New-York tomorrow morning, was given in the
Hotel Darlington tonight by Eugene NJ Earle, the
president of the village. Among the representa-
tive citizens who were present TO meet Colonel
Strong and his son Bradlee. DR.. W. Baker
Grain Dr. Norman Getman. president OF the Rich
field National Bank: Myron A. Mckee. OF Rich
field j. Seaver Page of New-York City; Frederick
S. Howard vice-presiden, of the Fourteenth Street
Rank OF New y DIRK: T. &. Anderson. OF Newly rk:
Watson E. Case, Of New-York, and William Pitt
Earle.
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& Railroads..
-AMGRicA's oRGArEsr RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
e HUDSON RIVER R. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
S;3O 4 M.-Except sunday Empire State Express
s:33 A M.-EScept sunday For Rchneld Springs.
Adirondack Mountains. Thousand Islands and
Montreal. ,.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago, ,,, ,,.,.
0;4O A. M.-ENcept sunday. For Catskill mountains
Saratoga. Lake George. Green Mountains ap'
1880 A. M.-Except Sunday Day Express. For all i'm
! 100 + MNDaiiy Southwestern Limited. for Cincin-
natl INDIANAPOLIS ST LOUIS ra ana |nICds George
40 p Saturdays only saratoga p i'e w5e
3:3O : M-Except Sunday West Poin'. Poughkeepse.
A:3O y M-Daiy. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 A. NJ, Chicago 4:3o p. ~ ,,.,. c,o,.-
land. Detroit. Chicago CINCINNATI st. LOUIS,
6.25 p M-Daly. Saratoga. plattsburg. ST. Adams
700 T. M.-Daily. Adirondack Mountains. Thou
sand Islands and Montreal. ,... p.,,.,o
Niagara Falls Cleveland. indianapolis, st. LOUIS
900 r MDally Only Sleeping passengers for
O;f5 + M-DaiIy For Cape Vincent. ogdenburg'
1910 NiiiT-Theare train for Chicago and principal
points New York Central. every night. except
o.1o 4. NJ and ;.a5 P M-pany. except Sunday. to
Pinsaeld va Harlem DIis ,,sa.,a and the Berk
"hTI f. NIciH n '' Trains TO YoNKERs
AZ night trains run ,ar as YonSers in
with The Elevated Road This Is the only line running
''ail night trains out OF New YORK; ,
Wagner Palace on all through Uhihs'
Trains illuminated by Plntsch Light .., Gallo,
=. rrsdwaY "a PARK place 26i Broadway: 81 Eas,
iih.s az broadway: 80 Columbus % oct in-
st. ana station. New York 3ss ana 40 FUTON
baggage checked hotel residence by the West
I ,%tI i'N yysToi'9!EyY ''' GEORGE II. DANIELS
jim Choral Manager General Passenger Agent.
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EX-SENATOR MyLLERS FRIENDS AT OLD IORGE

Old Forge. y. Y, July 2S.-Among those invited
TO attend the nag-raisins a; Forge House yester-
day was Warner Miller He did not come, and in
his letter OF regret said he would be here last
evening. He went 10 Lyons Falls early last week.
Many people here to-day, and among the
number were several Herkimer County politicians
who heard that Mr. Miller coming. They
thought he would call on General Harrison Among
those here from Senator Mil.er's county were II. g.
Munger. chairman of the Republican County Com
mittee; Assembyman Smith and Victor Adams
Mr. Miller did not arrive up to this evening. and
MS friends went home Ii is not known yet whether
or rot Senator Miller viii come here.
The Rev j. X Davies OF New-York. delivered
short address in the Presbyterian Church this
morning.
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stmtIcnx in Nrw-York foot of barclay ana
('hrjStOpher Streets. -
xCsr.ptIEU TRiiNS PULLMAN BUFFET
NESI'n' Hcv pINTSCH LIGHT.

r,-cc, to NEWARK BLoDNt lfl.b MN ~ u.
TIJE ORANGES summit HrrnaGcsvi.le. baskihg
Ridg. Madison Morrstown. Passaic. Paterson Boon
,~, Dover Stanhope NEWTON. Btl,llS lAhr.
rAtF TOPATCONt;. Hsckettstown. - HOO III :
Mor'%TAIN Washington. PHlLLlfSB' hF tAS N
WATER GAP STROiDSfBt re-. Pocon) Moln'airis
scPANTON PITTSTON. WILKESRAkKE, NANTl-
coXF DANVILIE. NORTH MBfRhAN2 Mont
,,',n ptNCiIAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH Water
,.le I'TIch WCHFIELD SPIINf cortland
eYp.Cr'SE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEio. ELMlRA;
e6I,TING BATH DNNSNILLE. RlFFAio am all
,oints Vt;ST NORTHWEST AID SOUTHWEST .
7.ob M|BINGnAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
900 M-Bi-FFAIO. SCRANTON RINGuAMTON
wv -rrrs RICHFlTI.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
CsW,FcO TXPRf:SS Pullman Iuffet Parlor Cars g n
nor A. buffalo train for Chicago and points We l.
I os = NJ SCRANTON. BINGHAMION and El.MlfA
r,xI.RI,sS pullman parlor cars.
4oo III SCRANTON. WiLkESBAElE and PLY
u6f-rtI EXPRESS Pullman Parlor Cars.
-.2o = NJ dlailyl-Ruralo Nestbued Limited Express
'"' ~ scpANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMlRA BrF-
FAL0 Pullman Buffet sleeping Car. connects at
,ug.lo viii train for Chcagp and points vest
o % N Gany nrFTd3 cRATT0N h yD tH1sI,
and oswEGo EXrREss rgrsn Hrigi Sissp-.'
p,rk Piace roadway. Tickets AZ ferry ftans W.
rr1adwpv III shave. i2thst ~ West l23tn- At
OK columbus ave- New YORK. s and s.G Fultnn.st ana
100 Hroadwa, Brooklyn. Time tables giving fun lntor-
nation all station 80 q, D. .
check bargage from hotel residence 70 destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on AID after June 30. 1895.


Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ST
Fer Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk sc,
so T:l5 $40 n1:45 to Easton) A. NJ. l:lO 80 100
Easfon). 40 5:45 30 to Allentown. p NJ sundays.
4 10 C7:l5 20 Easton) A. NJ. 100. $50 500 p NJ =.
For wfkesbarre. Pston and Scranton. 9:lo A. M.
40 30 4:3O +. ~ Sundays 100 A. NJ .
For Reading at : 80 500 go ii;So A. NJ iio
DAYS 90 c.3o $50. 800 P. NJ, 1915 night
400 500 5:t5 p. NJ, 1913 night Sundays 100. $50
coo p N 1915 night. -.
For sunbury Lewisburs and wiiansport at $50
500 $40 A. NJ, i:io. 100. ':so p NJ Sundays SSo
ALL~RArL ROUTE.
Red Bank Long Branch and points south 70 POINT
Pleasant, 43o $50 g Red Bank! si5 1890 y 80 q
6i5 F. NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove and Asouy
Park 9i5 A. NJ 30 400 ?. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River Barneeat Park and Barns-
CAT 4:3o Sis 4. NJ. 1880. 40 p NJ
For Atlantic city Cape May Vineiand and Brdseton
80 A. NJ. 1870 p NJ. -.
Navesink 40 sis ii 80 A. NJ. 100. 40. DIS p. n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR IONc BRANcTI OCEAN GROVE sc.
From Pier :. y. r.. foot Rector ST.. a.,
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. No1randis
branch a, so 900 100 A. ". 100. 3:<i 4:So. $50
p 81 Sundays 80 A. NJ. 100 =. ".
For Elheron. Astury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south 10 Point Pleasant. II 90 A. NJ. 100. ofo. toO
S 20 2. NJ sundays except Ocean Grove and Asoury
For Lakewood Tors River and Barnesat. 40 A. NJ.
For Atlantic city. Cape May. vineand and Brdseton
~
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Err Il ]. N IS

Through trans leay. Nrw-forA foot OF Chamn-rs-sI.
rs follows and I'VE minutes earlier from West 23i-si
n.nn 4. M.-Vestlbuled Express Daily for "aNerIy,
J.UO B'nshami0n. Emira. Bunalo Bradford. James
town. Cincinnati and Chicago Paror car 70
Rl~alO
n1- A. M.-Dcaware Valley Express. Daily. except
C.IO sunday. flr Tuxedo. Goshen. Middleton. Port
Jersts Iacxawcx-n. Calicoon. Hancock. Deposit.
Susquehanna and Monticello Fsrlor car TO Mon'i'
300 - VA chsa l'i 59y arrives
SIS VI. Chicago p VI. seeprrs 70 chi
cage Gland and cincinnati. Dining Car
e.HO \. M.--Ruralo N-stibuled Express Daily arrives
4 UU Buffalo H.35 A NJ. making direct connections
for D-'roit Chicago and the West bura.o pas
seng-fs a remain In sleeper until A NJ 50,
OK T.. M.-yla Ch.utaGauz Lake and Niagara rsi.s
OH Daily SOLD train 80 Chicago Sle-pets 10 BUY
rao Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Gar.
I OCAL TINE TABLE. TICKET AND tiL,MAS
IL accomn Citations III. 26i +Ol ana W. Broad"Ay
i5s i?sih-at Chambers and West 23i-s, fcrriss
York. 20 Broadway aud 233 Fulton ST. brooklyn ~
Hudson - H0hoken. and Jersey city station sris
Transe- calls for AMI checks baggage frocn
hotels and residences t. destination.
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R'Y,

lrans leave foot OF West 42d ST. follows us minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.: ann, ,,
7SS A. NJ Tor West Cornwall. Orr's Mills. Lakes
Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Mlddietown BloCminsnuish
Ienvile fsllsburgh Liberty scranton. walton pelni
Sidney Norwich I':.ca. on. da. Fulton. Osweso
o,tH A ror Campbell Han. Niddletown Bloom
ingburgh Wurisbpro. r.ilenville. Mountain Dale en-
ueve Fallsburgh Monticello HurleyVhIe Liberty FANS
Liberty. White Lake
AK r. VI. Saturdays only. f3r Middletown Baom
.v,ureh Wurtsboro Mountain Dale. FANS
bnfgh Monticello Ilurleyyir-. Liberty Fails Liberty
White Lahr Parksvle Livingstci Manor. Re. klani
HIS r. VI. Tor Campbell Hall. Ltk"s M,nonk ana
Nlnnewa,ka Middletown, Rloomnsnureh WirtsbpIo
Tenyile Mountain Dale Centreyille. Failsnursh hont
cello Hurleyyillc Liberty Falls. Liberty. Park''pe L'
Too r. w. daily for Campbell Hall NJ idletown
Liberty Livingston Manor Walton. Debit sidney. Nor
wch Randalis,rle. oneida. Fulton. oswego Niagara
Fall. and points West: Pullman sleeping Car. Reel ming
chair Car seats free to Niagara Falls ~ ,
S.I5 r. VI. for West Cornwall. orr's Mills. Meadow
prook Burnside Campbell HALL Ford ci3 stall Run
Middietown wnierton Bloominsburgh wur,shoro. Ellen
viile. ~, NJ,
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats at s7i Broad
W. G ANDERSON. G. T A.. SO Renver 81. n Y.
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obstruction.


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WEST SHORE R.R.

Train, l~lv, West 42I station. y. J.. IS follows
and IN earlier from foot franklin 81.
80 4. VI. pally. Local 10 Buffalo sleeping car 10
iioomtill- Sundays only. Can - occupied AZ y p III
..3O A. VI Daily local - Albany. FOR 'atsk Mountains
ami Saratoga. TArl0r a. Albany, Sundass ony
DIS A. VI. Daily Albany Utica. syracuse io.hes'eT
Rurao Niagara Falls. Toledo. cleveland and 'h,aso'
90 4. W. Daily except sunday. ~ 'aishil Noun
trains New paltx Lakes M'hork and Minnewasha FAR
lor raf- Hobart and New Paltz. -.
T. Ii.35 1. VI Daily except sunday 10 C.,skHl Noun
talrs Nv raltz Lakes Mohork and Minnrwas~a
Albany saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Psror cars
Voomylli- Saraf1 and Caldwell.
LIS H. VI. Saturday only Haf-HohiiN Speca 10
Gafstr Mountains Iaricr 90 Bloorvls -
. 3.i5 r. ". Daily. sunday. 10 'atskil Noun
,,lrs NV rAltz Lakes Mohoak and Ninn"waska Al
ba1v Saratoga. PaOr attached % Hobart ana sara
800 r. VI. Daily. except sunday. FOR Abany s......
600 n. VI IAly for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracusr
RDchcstcr' buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis. .
G:,O r. Vi pany. except sunday. for NeNhuFg. Albany.
Sauioga and Montreal. Firlor car 10 Kingston.
7t5 r. VI. Daily. eNccp, sunday. for ttca Syracuse
SIS y. VI. naly for Albany. Utica swacuse hoches
frr Turao Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and ~. Louis. ,ooo ,,,o "A
J, II g leaves Brooklyn hy Annex. Alo" 30 W
a. m 80 ~ p. m Jersey city. T. X H. station AVA"
III % 60. - 8, ---..
For tickets time tables parlor and sespns car accom-
ucda,ons apply city Offices BROOKLYN and New ork ana
A. stations. Tim" tables AT principal horl. pn rher
,ien Passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave. New-Yor<
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legal Notices.

OYNE PERCY Rim pursuance Of an Il. or G',r
Of Hon John v Arnold. sS .resv given to al
and County Of New York. notice Is 'Pyne late OF
Riyerdae in the city and county o, Nth the vouchers
therefor to the subscribers at their Esn Nos and
pnes rs ,' IN ~ the City Of New York. on or oe0''
the 18th day Of January. isoo zoos
Dated New York. July ard lS,.,, pyNE
If TAYLOR PYNE;,
PERCY r. PfNE, 5J.tSsS:rrf
AiBERTINA T. RUSSELL
urNRy n Tiff. Atty. Tor Executorrs
Nos Il and 10 William St.. N l. '"''
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ovERTIsEMENTs AND suBsc WKiT.i, BE RE.
cElVhp AT THE THROWN OFFICE No. and IA AipvER:
TisEMENTs at the following grsaen lss sish-ays;
Eghthave. e. corner Twenty -,na 60 Thirdave 10
Th,rd-ave cor Forty seventh 81 W.
~: Columbus ave: So Avenue A: lSzS ~ Thrd,sva'
West Forty second-st.: I.olS sseonos'~'
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Counirn Board.

-HrRKriFY i'm ASH COTTAGES.
"A. IpcANTlrO HILLS. WEST'IFSTER co. y J..
Elevation f~c' above The HUDSON nrs-claSs board
Larry. rooms. spacloIs grounds abunianc" -
fi, and ehaIe trees fne garden large fiah" aconin'
aaiYns fresh milk and convenient Rs = rad 70
liJfh-st.. thence ht y \. ana Putnam X T. ~ ~ nun
e. ~ iNisN =
DrEKSUIRE Ashley I'm cottage On NJ Washing ~:
- Elevated. healtnful COL lone comforts Terms -
& $40 Mrs 7. MflIrS. Alandsr berkshire Co. Mass
DERKsHIRE HiII.s-idriicd number guests accom-
ID fnaiafcd At "oil Homestead Farm. head Pon'oo.ac
Lake. tennis. piano. etc. circular CARRIE X DOW
Isnesbor1 Mas
-. pvtrTrsrNF<Ts ANp SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
\ TIE NIv YORK tribune WILL. BE m
GEM n At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. ~ ~ bIohi
u.y ri door north - Thirty af.'-s'. and ApNth-
TfsEMENTS tho following Branch Dmcrs. 20
rIrh,h.st~ corner Twenty 'hlrd-sf 10 SfNhaNs
~ Fourth ave. F'af'e.nths d" Tniriav". 80
Third ave cor Forty seNer'hst ~" Ihrl-tfe. near
Slsy nr-f-. so- Frstat-. 100 West Forty --conist-
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5rbool Aerntles.

5rbocl Hernres.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supple. Professors, Teachers tutors uoVethesses
Mrs N J. YOUNG-FULTON % Union Square
LIsK TEACHERS AGENCIES, New York: Boston.
Chicago Angeles. &c H. f.. Crocker. W. - Kerr.
T. V Huyssoon W. O Pratt. ~ Y. Managers 20 9th ave
MIRIAM COYRIEREs Teachers Agency supplies pro-
lvl Eovernesses ETC. In all deps
schools carefully recommended $50 5h-nve 2othst
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-28
WILLIAM BILLIARDS. WILL
He Bequeaths 100000, Consisting
OF Property Here and in
Butte City.

Louisa Kirby and Harry H. Kirby Sr.
have petitioned for the admission to pro-
bate of the will of William T. Ballard, who
died December IL, 1893, leaving an estate of
the value of 100000, consisting of property
in this city and Butte, Mont.
In this city Ballard had about $53, 900 on
deposit in various banks and a quantity OF
Spring Valley stock. His other property,
according to the will, consisted of realty
near ne Butte City; $4,000 to his credit with
w. A: Clark & Bro. in Butte; mortgages
for $4,000 and $4,000 on property in and on
mine near Butte City, respectively;
money; eighty acres near Great Falls, Cas-
cade County, Mont. 81 am also possessed, J"
says the testator, "of other odds and ends
OF property which have not enumerated"
The will bequeaths the whole of the es-
tate to testator's sister, Louisa Kirby of
Omaha, and her two children, Harry Kir-
by Jr. and Matte Kirby, each to receive
one-third. Louisa Kirby and her husband
are nominated as executors of the will.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-28
NAVAL RESERVE BALL.
Members of Company Entertain
Their Friends at the Armory
on Page Street.

The members of Company B of the Naval
Battalion gave their third annual ball and
exhibition drill at their armory, corner of
Page and Cough streets, last evening.
The hall was prettily decorated for the
occasion, and everything was as nautical
as could be. Flags, banners and streamers
hung from every beam and rafter, and the
balcony was one mass of bunting. Crossed
oars, sabers and buoys were distributed
about the hall in tasteful designs, and the
musicians stand, wherein sat the mem
bers of the Fifth United States Artillery
band, was a bower of beauty. Conferred
about a transparency bearing Captain Law
rence's dying words, Don't give up the
ship" were ropes and tackles, ship Ian
terms and -preservers, Shells round
shot, sabers, rifles, cutlasses, canteens and
haversacks, all tastefully arranged to make
a pleasing picture. A tiny model of a
celebrated clipper ship was placed at one
side, and the platform was fanked by
Hotchkiss rapid-ire guns and three-inch
rifles.
The grand march started promptly at 8
o'clock, and there was no lack of pretty
faces to smile upon the gallant tars, who
in their neat blouses quite outshone their
civilian guests. The dances were called
by strokes upon ships bell instead of by
traditional whistle, and at intervals during
the evening there were exhibition drills in
infantry and light artillery tactics.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-28
A SOUTH SIDE DRIVE.
A. j. Martins Views About Improving
the Streets of San Fran
cisco.

The boulevard proposition now before
the public has called forth many sugges-
tions. A prominent local business man,
A. J. Martin, yesterday made some re-
marks anent the scheme for an outlet from
the City.
Mr.. Martin said: As the CALL has been
advocating good roads and drives for the
public, let me advance few points in re-
gard to a drive. Folsom street from the
wharf to Fourth street is now covered with
cobblestones. 1t would make one of the
best and even the most desirable drives for
an outlet in the town on account of the
grades being so even from Nineteenth to
Twenty-sixth streets.
Covered with bituminous paving, and
having only about nine blocks to put it
through with bitumen, if the property
holders will only call a meeting and have
this done it will be the best improvement
that could be made on the south side. The
south of Market street has been known as
South of Market" but the property
owners there are going to lift it out of the
dumps, and clubs are formed at the Mis-
sion to make it one of the principal por-
tons of the town. 1t is a well-known fact
that the Mission warm belt is to degrees
warmer than any other part of the town,
and if the CALL will only advocate the put
ting in of bitumen along the nine blocks of
cobbles it would make a vast difference in
the south side There is not street to the
Mission that is not paved with rough blocks.
Give US a good road to the Mission, for the
Mission improvement Club like the CALL
is for improvements.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-28
GOING TO PETALUMA.
Unusual Inducements offered for the
Encampment-Regim Trophies
for Superior Workmanship.

The Fifth Infantry Regiment of the
National Guard will hold its annual en-
campment this year at Petaluma. So the
board of officers decided last night at a
special meeting called by Colonel Fair
banks at the Lick House. The decision is
conditional, however, and if majority of
the companies object to the location it
may be reScinded.
The regiment received offers from two
cities for the encampment. Santa Cruz
offered grounds, lights and water free and
$500 in cash. This was accepted by the
committee subject to approval by the
board. Pending meeting, however, San
ia Cruz withdrew its offer and one was re-
ceived from Petaluma. That city prom
ised free of charge grounds, lights, water,
platforms, straw, fuel. benches, tables,
cooking outfits and $3.50 in coin.
They also offered the use of the pavilion
for entertainments and ten horses for the
use of the mounted officers of the regi-
ment. Later Santa Cruz renewed it's offer,
but last night after long discussion Peta-
luna won.
The round-trip fare to Petaluma is rs
cents, but it is thought that special rate
will be given which will materially lower
that figure. The special rate to Santa Cruz
is 50.
The board of officers voted to expend
500 for three trophies to be contested for
at the Petaluma rife-range during the en-
campment. The regiment has $3.50 which
is available for camp purposes this years.