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I IPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE.
NOW ErrAnY CONTAINS:

y i
The VagaIies OF Western Architecture. BY Frederic g.
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3story brown stone dwelling, with lot. No 23lWest
Ii0il.-t. II A. 3lUS II of Sth-sye, l6,sx09Il,
Caroline
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. story brick building with lot. No 2l7 Greenwich
NJ, - 26.l It Of Nosey 81, lot 26.lX52 lOx25.i1
bi8 Iatharine tOOk ..-.---.---.... .-.----...
3 story brick dweling.. with lott. NOS 4l0 Az
West 18th 81. IS 10 u " 0f 9th.aye. each lot 20
VI nj 70
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COMMENCEMENT az the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. on
WEDNESDAY. June IS. at 10
r 4. 7. BARNARD :. 7. D.. LII. T.. President.
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1nc following safes we're utlN az tlIO aiming
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By Louie Nesi,r.
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N5aG John Kat. Sll'-op
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9.sfoiv frame house with iot. No % tolumbiA--t,
ps.e Mn % .'' 800
houses. rth LOTS Nos Gj and 6~ Suilvan-st " g.
Isl.H n ~ Bruomrst lots together IA size, AK
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f.story brick binding with 10. No ll5 West 4 ~
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'l aa"ns above each lot 5sS54 ii Barnard 22s5o
4 similar houses with lut7 Nos o4u 10 81 shave.
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VIM Martin ---.-....--. o-,ouO
| 2.stofy frame house with lot. No ia GTeeuwchst
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For Bows and Young Men City

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REAL ESIATE

NEw-YoRK Thursday, May IL iss&
The following sales were held at the Exchange
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4 University Grammar School, ,4ol broadway,
" 42d.sL t46th ystrl Primary, Commercial aai
Classical Department Al HoJOy, VII AKA Principals
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{ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pas.enger
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! story brick dwelling. with lot. NO45 Blceckerst.
rs. 81 II II W of Bowery, lot 22llN92r7H 1
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN L.

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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA


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Ocean 9teumer5.

MFRICANS gong abroad and desiring
N srecous stones choice ewelry bronzes the latest
novelties Paris store, No. 81 Avenue
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Dream Cleaners

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PROPOSALS FOR oRDNANcEsUPPLrEs.
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIAKAPOIIS. IND. June 10. Is

lNDlAkAPOL1s, lNL June IL, 1885.
Sealed proposals, upon the blank forms fur
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in such quantities ana at such times during the
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preference will be given to articles of do
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formation as To manner of bidding. conditions to
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The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
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FLOOD AND STORM LOSSES
Loss of Life and Property in Mis-
souri, and Kansas.
The River Above the Danger Line at st.
LOuis-Tornado at Steubenville, o.
Rain and Hail Elsewhere.

ST LOUIS, June 1S,-Adyices from western
Missouri aud Kansas say that heavy rains
the past few days have raised nearly all the
rivers and small streams in that section, and
the indications are for unusually high water
in the Missouri river The town OF Corning,
Ia, forty miles north of st. Joseph, on the
Kansas City, St. Joe & Council Bluffs rail
road, and also on tae Missouri river, is mum
dated, and several houses have been entirely
swept away. About four miles of the rail-
road is under water. All the railroads in
western and central Missouri, excepting the
Missouri Pacific, are badly washed, and
trains are generally abandoned. 1t looks as
though serious trouble, not only to railroads,
but to all river towns and botton-land farms,
is to result from the present or threatened
condition of the rivers.
The river gauge of the signal service at St.
Louis tonight marked tbirty.one feet ten
inches which is twenty-five inches above the
danger line. Nearly the entire surface of the
levee along the river front is submerged, and
steamers find it very difficult to land and dis
charge cargoes. All the cellars of the bust
ness houses along the levee are nearly filled
W it'll water, and a rise of another foot will
inundate the first floor of most of the
stores
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nEER PARK, ON THE .ALLEG HENY NOUN
IL taIns, 5000 feet above the sea, under the
management OF W. j. WALKER, late of the Gil
sey House, New York. The liberal and deter
mined efforts of the B. & o. L. R. Co. to make
this well-known and popular hotel the equal of
any summer resort in the United States IN point
OF size, as we'll grandeur, can only be realized
when seen. The capacity of DEER PARK for
the season of 1888, is greater than that of any
previous season, and no expense has been con-
sidered where this already lovely place could be
made more attractive and comfortable. Season
opens June rs. No mosquitoes; malaria;
finest place for children the country. Sure
relief and cure for hay fever. First-class livery
and an A No. l laundry. Rates-$3 per day;
SIS to S1S per week; $780, $75 to 800 per month.
All trains on the B. d. o. stop at Deer Park
Round trip excursion tickets from all points on
sale from June l, good to October 81 Write for
the neatest and most artistic summer book OF
the year, '"On Mountain Top" Address all COM
munieatIons up to June 20 to W. j. WALKER,
Queen City Hotel, Cumberland Md; after that
date, Deer Park, Garrett county, Md.
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nInvinn Out of Town.

KANSAS CRY, June 1S.-At the village of
Harlem, the Inhabitants are moving out to-
day. Late last night it was rumored that a
big rise was coming from the upper river,
but this has not yet been confirmed. The
present high water is due to local rains, and
river men even express a strong hope that 1T
will run out before the June rise appears.
The food of 1881, which inundated west
Kansas City, reached a stage of twenty-seven
feet ard five inches.
LATER.-The river tonight is twenty-five
feet and rising slowly. The village of Har-
lem opposite here, is destroyed. So far
as known there is but little damage yet from
water in the river, although there is loss
in places. on account OF freshets and very
heavy rains, Reports do not indicate any
alarming rise in the river above this point.
There were two deaths from drowning here
to-day-a colored girl and boy.
The Timess Princeton, Mo-; special says:
''While public sale was in progress at the
residence of r. S. Light, near
Ravanna, on Saturday, a heavy thunder
storm cBme up and about thirty men took
refuge in large barn, The building was
struck by lightning and John Bowers, James
Berry and George Wyatt, respected citizens,
were killed, and two or three others injured.
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Base Bail,

TOLEDO, June 1S.-Toledo, IA; Springfield,
Ill, l.
BAY CITY, June 1S-Fort Wayne, 8; Bay
City, 0.
PROVIDENCE, June 1S.-Providence 7, De
troit 3.
CINCINNATI, June 1S.-Cincinnati, 6; Ath-
letic. 0.
LOUISVILLE, June 1S-Eclipse, 10; Balti-
more, 6.
GRAND RAPIDS June 1S.-Pe0ria, 2; Grand
Rapids, g.
COLUMBUS, June 1S.-Columbus 4; Allie
gheny, 5.
ST. LOUIS, June 18.-St. Louis, 8; Metro
politan, Z.
PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Philadelphia, ?;
Buffalo, IL,
EAST SAGINAW Mich, June 1S.-Sagnaw,
A. Quincy. 3.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 18-EYansville
Riversides 6, St. Louis National q
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brighton BEACH Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH, June 1S.-Rain made the
attendance small at Brighton Beach. The
mile for all ages was won by Pope Leo;
Flower of Meath second, Geo. Hakes third
time, LACY. The one and one-eighth mile
was taken by Cromwell in 2:02k; Little Katie
second, Skylark third The Brooklyn handi-
cap, one and one-fourth mile, was won by
Monk in PIG; Keno second, Itaska third.
The three-quarters mile, for beaten horses,
was won by Hickory Jim; Lena B. second
Maggie C. third; time, 1:1SA. The one and
one-fourth mile, over hurdles, was won by
Coinage in pa; Auburn second, odette
third.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
OF the undersigned at Columbus, Ohio, unfn
June 80, 1888, for the erection of the following
shop buildings at indianapolis, Ind, viz.
One circular engine-house, containing twenty
stalls.
One machine shop, smith shop and boiler shop
combined, 255x75 feet
One power house, TOX35 feet.
One freight-oar shop, il8x125 feet.
One planting mill, l50x75 feet
one office and store building. 5ox75 feet.
One SAINT house. 25x50 feet.
One oil house, 30x60 feet.
All the above buildings to be OF bricK' upon
stone foundations with solid metal roofs Plans
and specifications can be seen at the ONCE OF
Assistant Engineer c., st. l.. & P. X. r. Co., 81
Vance Block, Indianapolis and at the office Of
the undersigned at Oolunhus, Ohio.
NJ. ]. BECKER, Chief Engineer.
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Running at Chester Park.

CINCINNATI, June 1S.-At the Chester
Park running races, the first day, theweather
the races made the track muddy and the
attendance was light. The first rnce, all
ages. one-mile dash, Roy S. Clul1e won, two
Buttercup third, Edwin A. fourth. Time,
1:51M The second race, Ohio Derby stakes,
for three year olds, mile-and-a-half dash:
Pilot won, ten lengths in front of Orange Bios
som, second, Stamford Keller third. Time,
255. The third race, for all ages, three
fourths-mile heats Metropolis first, Red
Fox second, Malasine third. Time 1923 and
1:241S. Fourth race. mile dash over four
hurdles: Fisherman threw his jockey at the
first hurdle, and Pat Crogan Won by almost a
Walk-over. Time, 1;56L.