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The herald., 1897-11-22
FRUIT IN SEASON
The Church Of Christ-Rev. David
Walk

walk
The Rev. David Walk yesterday, In
the Church Of Christ, read the First
Psalm and announced the subject as
Fruit in Season." 1.-THE Lord reckons
the times and makes account Of the op-
portunities which they bring US. An in
spired writer says, My times are in Thy
hand Paul speaks of the wisdom OF
knowing the time The Christian has
his seasons Of trial and opportunity. and
each should bear its appropriate fruit.
The seasons of the Lords ordaining are
fruitful. They may not always appear
so to US, but they are If rightly i'm
proved. Sometimes the church Is af-
fiicted with strife and division. This is
an unpromising tree, but it may be
made to bear precious fruits. Prayer.
patience, long-suffering, should be the
fruit. Sometimes the church has sea-
son of enlargement. and the appropriate
fruit is rejoicing. To the dead tree all
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To Be Called Tomorrow

DEPARTMENT ONE-Judge Smith.
Nothing set.
DEPARTMENT TWO-Judge Clark.
OS3W Estate and guardianship c. w. OFT:
citation.
(2O65) Estate A. H. Spencer: petition to
sell real estate.
(447) Estate ]. Bell; citation.
Q7,11O Estate NJ. ]. Brown; petition to
mortgage real estate.
(4S3O) Estate H. Chambers: distribution.
(22SD Estate r. H. Martin; probate of
will.
Cl.soO Estate R. de Lopez
O4,76D Estate r. Irving.
CASIO Estate A. Winters.
QS.0lS) Estate L. Cleland.
(22S5) Estate F. Mannell; letters.
(22S7) Estate C. I. Blackman; probate Of
will.
(22sS) Estate l.. c. Cobbe: letters.
(o130) Estate N. c. Creede: probate of
will.
O95D Estate M. j. Tiernan; confirmation
of sale of real estate.
(2O52) Estate ]. Suman; confirmation Of
sale of real estate.
(S7D Estate l.. Markschatz; letters of
guardianship.
(o27N Estate L. j. Baldwin: letters.
(2l1D Estate E. c. de Lopez; petition to
set apart
UG16) Conception de Brun; petition to sell
real estate.
DEPARTMENT THREE-Judge York.
Nothing set.
DEPARTMENT FOUR-Judge Van Dyke
(25,379) Hardison VS.. Ferguson.
(26.3S2) Strong ct al. VS.. Los Nietos
Ranchto r. G. association ct al
DEPARTMENT FIVE-Judge Shaw.
(23S5-6) People VS.. G. Bassett, robbery:
trial.
DEPARTMENT sIx-Judge Allen.
(2S,553) Armsby Co. VS.. Brooks.
(27 9;4) Cazes VS.. Cone ct al.
TOWNSHIP COURT-Justice Young
Stevens vs.. Hewitt trial by consent;
0 a. m.
Dancer VS.. Oswald. 2:30 p. M: trial.
People VS.. Davis. felony; 10:30 a. m.
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equipment which be brings to Dociety
and the world. The world viii NOT make
him: 1t will only reveal him; Il only fur
nishes the alphabet in which he himself
writes his biography.
Every gift has its return, every act
it's consequence, every call its answer.
in this great, live. alert world where
man stands central. Whatsoever man
soweth, that also shall he reap There
fore let us give ourselves to righteous
ness and fill our lives full Of fine forces.
and then mete them out generously. for
With what measure We mete 1t shall be
measured to you again.
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ns lnexorable Law Of
Reciprocity
WHAT MEASURE YE METE"
1u1r ESTES HOWARD ExPoUNDs
a SECRET OF LIFE
David Walk on "Fruit in Season..
"Every Day Slavery by the
Rev. A. A. Rice

Yesterday. at the First Presbyterian
church, the Rev. Burt Estes Howard
spoke Of the law of reciprocity, taking
for his text: For with what measure
ye mete, it shall be measured to you
again. Luke, vi:3S.
Mr. Howard said in part: 1T is the
teacher. not the judge. who speaks.
These words contain no solemn SEN
tence pronounced with arbitrary author
ity upon men, but they are the calm
The herald., 1897-11-22
COURT CALENDAR
Cases to Be Called in the Department.
Today

DEPARTMENT ONE-Judge Smith.
(2s95) w. NJ. Ware. forgery; trial; to be
set.
(2435) Ralph Lowell, burglary.
(2451) ]. ]. Williams burglary.
(2452) w. Ford, w. Schafer and E. Terry.
burglary: arraignment.
(2454) B. Solomon, receiving stolen prop
erty; to plead.
GAS People vs. r. A. Bird. forgery: con-
tinued.
DEPARTMENT TWO-Judge Clark.
C6sO2) In re estate of Mary A. Twitchel;
petition to determine title to real es-
tate.
(2s.SO0) Town of Santa Monica, demurrer;
motion to strike out.
DEPARTMENT THREE-Judge York.
(27,S64) Brooks ct al. VS.. Stevenson: trial.
(2S. .46s) Donell VS.. Stork; motion to show
cause
DEPARTMENT FOUR-Judge Van Dyke.
(27,5sO Golden Cross Mining and Milling
company VS.. Spiers.
(29 206) Narvais VS.. Escalller.
DEPARTMENT FIVE-Judge Shaw.
Nothing set.
DEPARTMENT sIx-Judge Allen.
(27.429) Latin VS.. South Side Irrigation
company.
TOWNSHIP COURT-Justice Young.
vawter vs.. Lewis, 80 p. m. trial by con-
sent.
Bcker vs. Rounds. 2 p. m; trial by con.
sent.
King VS.. Gerald, 1880 a. m; trial by con-
sent.
Holmes vs. Cole; Holmes VS.. Haker ct al,
supplemental proceedings; 4 p. m.
Holmes VS.. Wapple, trial; 1880 p. m.
The herald., 1897-11-22

throat and mouth, ulcers, painful SWELL
ings, gonorrhoea, gleet, kidney and blad.
der diseases, sealding urine, undeveloped
organs, impediments to marriage. nervous
debility, etc. "Where shall 60 to get
culedl" many man asks. not knowing
whom to trust. Go where thousands Of
others have gone and be res' 'ored tS health
to Dr. Whites Privsse Dispensssy-
the oldest establishment for Mems Dis
eases in Los Angeles. II you have bsen
robbed by quaeks. don't give up hope.
There is chance for you to get well.
Why not "See DR.. WHITE About IT."
II years established In Los Angeles.
The old successful Specialist for Men,
1913 North Main Street
Not Dollar Nee1 Be Paid. Till Cured
The herald., 1897-11-22
KNOWLEDGE OF SALVATION
Simpson Tabernacle-Rev. L. M.
Hartley D. d.

At Simpson tabernacle last evening
Rev. L. M. Hartley, D. D.. spoke from
the text, Romans Wills: "The spirit
itself beareth witness with our spirit
that we are the children of God" ITe
said in part:
my subject is The knowledge of
Salvation May one know that he is a
Christian? The text affirms this. There
are certain things we may discern with
In ourselves. There is no condemnation
now to them that walk in the fear of
Christ Jesus. Love casteth out fear
There is longing Of the soul to be right
The herald., 1897-11-22
CAUSES FOR REJOICING
G. s. Mason at the Pacific Gospel
Union

c. 8. Mason, superintendent Of the
Pacific Gospel union. took for his theme
last evening the Causes Of Rejoicing"
and said in part: Thanks be unto God
for his unspeakable gift, in whom we
possess&all' things. food. raiment. shelter.
We praise him for the power OF the Sos-
pei, by which over 213 people have been
redeemed, and led into useful lives.
1--WE praise him for the word OF truth.
that whosoever calleth upon the name OF
the Lord shall be saved. We praise
him for opportunities to serve him by
visiting the poor. comforting the sick,
and helping the downcast. We praise
him for the love that gave to Jesus to
die, and rejoice in q full salvation
through Jesus, the Christ"
The herald., 1897-11-22
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley and daughter Of
Chicago are here for the winter.
=. r. L. Lowndes Of New York 10 spend
ing few weeks at the Van Nuys.
T. Ed Goldsmith, liquor dealer Of San
Francisco; iS in Los Angeles on business.
bert Rickert, well-known bicycle
rider from San Francisco. is In the city.
The wife and daughter Of Major Lor-
ing, U. s. A.. San Diego. ore now in the
city.
James w. Reid. an architect Of San
Francisco. 10 making brief stay in the
city.
r. Henderson, accompanied by his
wife and child. IL guest at the Van
Nuys.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Gilbert Of Buffalo.
N. Y. who were here one year ago, have
recently returned.
DR.. william Sillick of Santa Ana. who
has been spending few days in the city.
returned home Saturday.
e. Ruggles and wife Of Montour. Iowa.
are taking In Los Angeles on q tour
through the southwest.
: G. p. Barnett, agent Of the Southern
Pacific Railway company at Pomona,
spent SATURDAY. in the city.
Mr.. NJ. e. Ryan Of the Traveller. San
Francisco. is in the city. looking after
the interests Of his paper in this section.
Fred Thomas Of San Francisco Is in
the city. Mr.. Thomas has recently Wis
tied Trinity county. where he has min
ing interests.
Lieutenant c. A. Clark. U. s. NJ, late
Of the Thetis, but now on the retired list,
thinks Los Angeles good enough place
to spend the winter.
Ira Draper and family and Miss Ella
Turnoy of Prairie City, Iowa, have ar
rived in the city to spend the winter. as
Is their annual custom.
p. X. Horton, tourist from Indian
apolis, Ind, arrived here on yesterday S
overland, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, Miss Helen Horton.
DR.. Edward Rutledge Of Charleston,
8. c., arrived from the east yesterday
and will remain for the winter. He has
apartments at the Van Nuys.
Will Phelps of 42s Alvarado street has
returned home after two weeks out
ing. He spent the time driving through
Riverside and San Diego counties in Q
camp wagon.
The herald., 1897-11-22
Free Harbor League.

A special meeting of the league is hereby
called for Wednesday next at $3.50 p. M. at
the chamber of commerce. for the purpose
of taking such action on the San Pedro har-
Dor question as the exigencies Of the situa-
ton demand. H. G. Otis, President. w. D.
Woolwine. Secretary.
The herald., 1897-11-22

Hawley. King & Co. .cor.5th st. and Bwy..
agents genuine Columbus Buggy company
bugg!es and Victor bicycles.
The herald., 1897-11-22

Largest variety Concord business wag-
ons and top delivery wagons. Hawley.
King & Co.
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JoTTINGs
Oar nome Bras

our U0m0 UfoW
Mater = Zobeleins lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal
saloons: delivered promptly in bottles o:
kegs. once and brewery. ~ Also street:
telephone o.
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Wall paper. late styles. low pricea, n
l. A. Eckstrom's. IA South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-11-22

Everything on wheels. Hawley. Klnl
& Co.. cor. Fifth street and Broadway.
The herald., 1897-11-22
Klondike Social

The ladies Of Simpson tabernacle will give
Klondike social Tuesday evening, No
vember 23d.
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Agents Victor. Heating. Wcrld and
March bicycles. Hawley. King 4 Co.
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Dr.. White
1e8 N. Main st..

TO NJ muIH btsS
Is the only doctor In Cal.
ifornia treating Diseases
OF 0fMenexeluslvely. Blood
and skin diseases, red
The times., 1897-11-10
EASTERN HIGHS BIG SCORE
Take the Business School Into
Camp by 46 to O.
Capt. ;. Maupin, Bliss, Worsley,
Weaver and Smith Distinguished
Themselves in the Play.

The sturdy aggregation of Young foot
hallists from the Eastern High School met
thc representatives pl the Business School
at National Park yesterday afternoon, and
when the forty minutes of play were CON
cluded the boys from Capitol Hui had
saowe ed under their opponents to the tune
of 46 points To nothing. The fast, brilliant
playing of the Fasteners was revela-
tiUn, and it viii doubtless exercise con.
siderable Influence in the estimates as tO
the oatcorae of the championship game
with Ceutral on next Tuesday.
Those who especially distinguished them
selves in Yesterdays game were Capt. S.
Maupin, Bliss ana worsley, for the East
erns while Weaver and Smith, for the
Business did some excellent tackling. As
the saore indicates, the Business men were
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CAPT. BAhER MAKES A DENIAL
Religious Services Not Held on tn,
Oregon Good Friday.

Religious Services Not Held on the
Oregon Good Friday.
Capt A. E. Baker, OF the Oregon, has
wIitten letter TO The SecretaTy of the
Navy, in which he makes absolute denial
Of the allegations Of an article in Gin
cinnaIi religious journal to the effect that
a priest held service on board the Oregon
ON Good Friday. that sailors We're repri-
manded foI not saIutng the big, burIy
priest, etc.
Capt Baker complains that the Tepub-
Hcau 3n u the article has become mOnoto-
nous, and he hegg leave TO state 70 the
department that there is not one word
Of truth in the letter." the whore thing
being q fraud from beginning TO end. No
priest ar clergyman OF amy den0nliu alton
held services on board the Oregon on
Good Fuday. Capt Baker asks that
the paper publishing the article u give the
Home Of the minister OF Of its informant.
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VIII Have a House -v7arn,ipg

Bruen Home, No. 436 NJ street north
west. gives "hoase warming this after
noon and tonight in their new quarters. be
tween the hours of 3 and $50 p n, ana
AMI 10 p. m, 10 which friends Of this
work are cordially invited. Reports of
the past years work will b. given at 43O
AMI p m,
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Selections.

First race Sly Fox, Thomas Cat, Blue
Devil.
second race-Hardly, warrenton. Long
Acre.
Third raoe-Albert S., South Africa,
George II. keGcham.
Fourth race Hardly, Sly Fox, Hairpin.
Fifthrace Ben Ronald, Marshall Alarum.
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81 & Z. F." Route
Bestline of Sweaters in town.
AIT Ninth.
Skull Fractured by n Stone.

During a qUarre with a fellow laborer
at the cairo stables, yesterday afternoon
John 2. Fucker, coloTed, was struck on
the head with piece of sand stone, thrown
by another rcolored man. Rucker v as taken
Unconscious TO the Emergency Hospital,
where it was found that he had de-
pressed fracture of the skull. While his
condition is serious it is thought that he
will recover.
The times., 1897-11-10

The worst cold ever hadin mylifa was
cured by Chamheriain's Cough Remedy
writes W Norton, Of Suffer Creek, Cal
This cold left M with cough ana l was
eNpectoraAn@ all the time. The Rene Is
cared rae, and / want all Of my frien,is
when troubled with t. cough or cold 10
use it, for it will do them good Sold bv
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail drug
glsts, @3S 81 and Conn. I've. and ) ST.
NV. and 1928 Mo ave. ne.
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DO you know that you eau have
The Morning, Evening and SUNDAY
Times-the olly COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served TO you by carrier for fifty
cents month?
The times., 1897-11-10

Take the Pennsylvania Railroad
To Philadelphia, Sunday, November Il
$500 round trip. Best service; most con
Feileht staiioh- no104t
The times., 1897-11-10

The Popular Line To Baltimore Is
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Special excursion next Sunday. S1.00
round trip mol Git
The times., 1897-11-10
InIluman Mirth.

(From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
Baby isn't nearly as good as she was
in the summeI.''
why nut?''
She used to get SO much fun during fly
time out of watching her father slap fis
bald head"
The times., 1897-11-10

ir possession OF the ball during a very
small portion of the game. and then they
We're unable TO adva nee it. Capt Maupin
advanced the piCskin j Il every attempt, and
il was Tit.. the greatest difficulty that
tie BrSnesS boys could check his course
down The field after lie had once started
Bliss made The sensational play os the
day breaking through the line at the cen.
ter Of the field sprmting down the grid
iron and planting the ovs squarely between
the goal posts. Smells goal kicking was
splendid. From the eight touc hdowns scored
hc kicked seven goals. AS the wind was
blowing d gale directly across the field,
this record was really remarkable one.
The Interference Of the Eastern soys ,ci.s
Iaost excellent. and was greatly superior
70 any previously shown by them this
season.
A the Central team only scored "a
points against the Business team. the
Eastern b..ys think they have good cause
TO feei elated over theiI high score CT
yesterday game.
The times., 1897-11-10
AIusIs for soutn ana Central Amer
ica, West Indies. Etc.

WEDNESDAY, I'D At6:25 a. m. for La
Plata countries direct, per $ s. EtOna,
from New York.
THURsDAY-(c) At loss o. m. for
Newfoundland, per 5. :. Siberian, from
rl.ID1a4 ,di At 6.25 a. IA. tor Porto
kiCOdIrect. per SIS. Arkadia from New York.
tcl at Zoo q. m, ior La r-Iala countries di
rect, per s. $ Newton, from New York tc)
At 1875 p. ia. for Fortune island Jamaica
SavanIlia aliu CarLuas eii5t, Ptr y = Aitai,
from New York. Letters Tor Costa Rica
must lee directed Per AltaL' fct At
1875 p. M. Tor Haiti, per : s Alps. from
New York. &C. at 1905 p. M. Tor Cam
peene, Cniapas, laDascO sii'i ucatan, per
other parts of Mexico must lie directed
Per Seneca" tci AT 1928 D. IA. for
Venezuela ana Curacao; also sayanilla and
CaTLnagena, VIA Curacao. per s = Vens-
Zueld1 from New York tcJ a 1885 o. III.
Tor Grenada, Trinidad and IODagO per $. ).
Grenada, from New York. (cJ AT loss O.
IN. Tor trinidad, T0bago aud Ciuaad Bolivar
per :; = CURACAO, from Ne% York.
SAIU RDA -tdJ At 2.05 D. m. for ST.
fleIre-Aiqueion, per steamer from North
ydDey.
Mans Tor Newfoundland, by rail to Hal
lax and thence via steamer, close tere
daily, except Sunday at l 2.u5 D. IN AMI
Mails FOR MiquelOn, by rail 10 boston and
thsnee VIA steamer close LeTe daily at
go p mt
Mans Tor Cuba, by rail To Pert TAMPA.
tia-i ana thence via SteaiHerS sailing
Mondays ana Thursdays, to ifavaRa, clCse
here aaIlya 500 D. IA tet
Nails ror Mexico overland leXcept those
Tor ProgTessO, which viii be foTwa rded via
New York up To ana including the 1888
2. III. close Frida and those OTtIampeche,
Cnla PAS and IaBascU. which, after the
"Wednesday overland Closing, VIII be for
Warded via New York up 10 nj including
the lo.05 close Friday, close here daily
Il I.l0 a. m.t d.
r9t.4sIIaCific Nails.
Mails for China. japan and Hawaii. Der
s ;. COptlc, from san ranciSCU, close heIe
daily up To $50 p. m, November 2Jdb
Mails for Australia texCept " est Aus
traliaI, New Zealand, Hawaii ana FiI
Jsiduds, per :. ). NaTriniOU, from Van
couver, close here daily up 10 $40 70.
M, November 15.tdl
Mails FOR China and Japan, per s. 5
CoiunIbia, from Tacoma, close here daily
~ 10 $50 p. IN, November . td)
Mails Tor hawaii, per ;. 5 Australia,
10 $50 p. HI.i November 24.tdj
Mails for the Society Islands per shin
Gdlilee, from san Francisco, close here
daily up To $50 y. III, November "a tdl
Empress of China, TrUm anCGuTt.r close
here daily up to $50 p IA November
29.tdl
Mails for Australia (except those for
West Australia wnicn are T0Tya lSis.tl Via
EuTGpel, New Zealand, Hawaii FiH, ami
samoan Islands, per :. $ Aariposa from
p. M, Dec efnOer j. td)
tahtegistered mails close at 10 a. n.
same day.
tbIRegIstered mails close at D. m.
tciReeistered mails close at D. IN.
same day.
Unregistered mails close at D. m.
teIRegistsred mails close at n m
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
JAMES Z. y NILLETr, Postmaster.
The times., 1897-11-10
MDEXED CHART OF YESTERDAYS RACE
Track heavy

RenniLg Noyenier 9 1897 Weather clear Track
II s.
M.. I.. !..2L5 a...n
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FOR sALE-M1scE1.LANzous.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE Furniture; almost new; cheap.
2OlS I'd st. NV. 1t
SINGER MACHINES, s.; Remington, So;
domestic, Sl3, Household, ., all with
leaf ana ORA werS, and warranted for three
years. At 0PPENHEIMER'S New Home
Agency, 5I4 9Th st NV NfaCniues rented
anu repaired. Plating and pinkfng, &c.
per yard. nO93tem
FOR sALE-otis elevator. in perfect
order; cost $4,000; Will bt sold FOR one
fourth cost Apply j. II. OBEitI. Y. tits
office. Ho9-1Ut- -en
FOR SALE Knabe square piano, in ex-
ceilent condition, at SlT y. Cap. st.
FOR sALE-Large, strong theatrical trunk.
24N4O, II; cost tS14. STEN0GRAPHER,
A. 5th St NV. nO9-3s
FOR SALE-Flfty yards new velvet car
pet, E5c yard, stair carpet 10 match;
other carpets cneap. STENUGRAPHER,
- 9th st NV. nOS-3t
FOR SALE-A huckster's license; 81 SO;
good unuL April l. Apply 3I3 st. ne
FyG e-44-4--Cheap. D new lunCLrcom ta-
bles; solid oak, finished 1922 / 1-2
st. sw. noS-3t-en
FOR SALE -First-class cooking stove;
No. !: sell reasonable Call 1910 E NV.
Item
FOX SALE-P uFes1 Jersey milk and cream
from our own farm ACuTess PALO
a Ito, this office. We give trading stamps.
no5-65
FOR SALE-A Hubbard portable oven, in
good condition. Call at 3oS Monroe st.,
AnaCoStld nO4-1 ten
FOX RsALE-YounGCu CubauandA Mexican par
Tots, monkeys, gUld fishes, dogs, pigeons.
cdnarles, incuodtOrS, SpTattS ana A tistin's
dog bread, send for catalogue SCHMIDfS
BIRD STORE, 712 12th ST NV. ocs-tr
FOR SALE -$2.sS for eft extension
uable' lounges, $3.50; cook stoves, So;
heater, 81. 90; parioT and bedroom suites,
81 per Week. cheap cash and credit. RED
MOND, 313 Tth st. NV oc3O-tfeIn
FOR SALE->Sample lot of fine shotguns at
sacrifice, call early and get a bargain.
JULIUS COHEN, l1O4 7Th St uw.
oc1 5-tfem
The times., 1897-11-10

FOR SALE Otis elevator: in perfect
order; cost 2,UO0; viii ne, sold for one
fourth cost. Apply j. II. OBEItLY. tits
uIIICe. Hu9-l ut-en
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Following is Tie line up:

UIIUNtIll Is tIr IIHc w.
Eastern Positions. Business.
J MauIin 80. lett end ...... Newton,
Chapdyu ....left tackle ....... .Ricanora
Stark. .-....... left guard .Cockren
I5arstow ........c center ...-A Aka
hcllater right guard ..... Farquhar
CoVdl fright tackle ...... Brush
:. Maupin icaptl.. right end ....... Brown
Hoover quarterback .....R Rea
Wnr>ley .......Ieft haiftack Smith
bliss ..--....rIght Ealfback Wv ea yer
Smell .fulIback Perry fcanr)
Touchdowns-Capt. Maupin, 2; Rliss, .;
Woraey' ,; Cilape.yu, /; Smell. Goals
kicked -Sn+ll 7. Referee-Mr. SchelI. I'm
pire Mr.. Albert.
The times., 1897-11-10

FOX SALE -Knabe square piano, in ex-
cellent condition, at Si7 y. Cap ST.
RO3-6b
The times., 1897-11-10
PosroFFIc,E Nnr1cE

cur at any time.
FOREI1N MAILS are forwarded TO tbe
polls OF sailing daily and the scheduIe of
chsihS - arranged ON the presumDtton ~
tneIr uninterrupted overland transit E,,r
TIE week ending November 1 8, thev wiz
eipse PROMPTLY at TINS office as follows.
Transatlantic Mails.
WEDNESDAY At $50 D. m. for
Europe per s. $. r. Bismarck floIn New
York. via Plymouth, Cner bourg aud Ham
buTS- tej At 10. % p. M Tor Netherlands
dlrect' per <. s. Edam, from New York. via
EIsi,asteIdaIn. Letters must be directed Per
AY-tbl AT 7:2O D. m. for Europe,
per :. $ Canpania, from New York Via
tthcehstoWn. Letters for France, SwitZer-
iahut ltaly9 SPAN, Portugal, Turkey, Egypt
ana trltlsn india must be directed per
:, tbi at go p. m. for France, Italy, Spain,
4ottuSdi3 urKey, Egypt anu uIitIsn ind Ia.
PEI IS. La Lreiagne tom New York, via
haVre. Letters Tor Otner laTts or Europe
must be directed per Ii RIetsgDe."
tcl Az 1000 y, IA. fOf NetnerIands cilIect.
per IS, Rotterdam, noui New York via
hutlefuam. Letters must be dii ected ger
Rotterdam c. At 1865 d. III. tor Genoa
per IS. Kaiser Wilne-nl H. floin New York
Letters must be directed "fef Kaiser WIN
helm H. fcl AT 80 D. m tor Nor
way direct, per 5. s. Thing [aila, fIoin New
1oTk. Letters must be iii ectea PeE Thing
valia."
sPKINTED MATTER, ETC. -German
steamers sailing from y eW YORK en Tues
days take prInted matter, etc, Tor Ger
many ana specially duuteSsed printed
matter, eIC., Tor Otuer parts Il Europe
The American ana " ulCe star steam ers
sdliiu6 from -NeW YORK OH W tuhesCa is, Tie
German steamers on Thursdays and the
CundTu, freuCn anu German steamers ON
Saturdays take printeu matter, etc, for
aH countries Tor Wmcu they are aQveE-
tlSed 20 carry mail.
The times., 1897-11-10

FOR SALE Furniture; almost new; cheap.
20lS I'd st. NV. It