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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Moses Hsmacksr. a saloon keeper. Of In
thsr. cane 70 this city a fsr days ago 70
visit bis brother and have q general good
time. The Grand Rapids whisky did not
sppssr = agree wita aim. for sfreT osing
drunk fsr s.versl DAYS be bad a ,ttsck 81
the aelI11m treBens Fas doc ~ 10 sf-
tended I'm saccesas5 in bringiBz him cat
of tsen. bar % kept On 6rnklaK 5sd
whisxT. YESTERDAY be vss sttseksd Nth
rN ia-s and bad - be iocke6 ap in iail
7 ~ offcs~s eAo sssrche6 him before sack-
Ing hin 81 sound sZs5 ~ On bis person
ne esus here ss1zf q Fssr aeo sn6 passed
thno1zt simlisr sr1-yiearf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

saa6- The banks were closed Mr. farEe<
feared - axe the monss k0us-for every
Dody anew "a lad i.--aad hs szs Herseus
zDoat leaving Il ia ths ofacs. klnailf hs
aid the Whole bansis Of money on the top
Of TIE safe sad cleared oot place tor Il u
AIDE shs SAFE. / renlsmDer that hs sas
nsryoas and much excited. 0us he anaAy
male room for IS. ieeksd the safe and went
home. Well. hs didn't sleep much that
aignt and I Kind o tneazhI OF Il nysslL
COS dawn 70 Jhs ogiics next mOrniDg very
sariy-snd 80 dia Aafoa- 1 Esmsm5er well
ho~ asrvoGsly he ualoeksd the sale and
found-ghs hole.
ky Godl I sm ruined be said - he
discovered that tae money vss not there
Then We looked, and there ca The top Of
the sale whore II had lsin all night Was tns
sio0. 600 belonging 70 the Governmsnt- Mr..
Turner called In the colorsi janitoE, Bell.
w.s his name. and asked II he knew the
money vas there. ne said be did. but as IL
didn't belong 20 aim he hadn't toueaed it,
an0 be hadn't, the money Was all correct.
Mr.. Turner pat his haad in his pocket and
gave him SO bill. baE / tell you that
money vas deposited that morning
almighty lively a. soon as the banks
ODoned
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Jndgs Holmes bad Eat hour cases before
him IN Police Court yesterday. and t-o Of
these were soon disposed Of These were
John Cuurtrisht. charged with exposing bis
person. thirty asvs in all. Dennis Nc
Carshv. vno asd sSs70i in MS possession
~hpn srresisd for being drsnk. pad SIS
Costs Fstrlck HAYES. chsrge6 ~ith driving
~ a horse VS. srrssxaesi and Judge Hol naes
arsiere6 a. seionrnuens IN cryieF fhsr bs
nav farther inVestix gate re- case.
he esse az Wsliism \. 5oiomcn charged
~ Atonna A Mcsher ~ath sdulserr. wss
-siies bat a. Mrs sesher fsiied - spFesr
a. adjournment res ts<s1 antii Tuesday
sf1&r7oou
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25
In the Tells

II q stated that Rev. jeremiah Payne.
who stands convicted Of seduction. has sold
twenty four acres Of his farm to Henry W.
McBrysr. Of Cedar SprinSs. and nss mort
gagged the bslsncs sor 500 to Gardner T.
White. Of Brownsville. n. Y. OF course,
he ls in the tolls and stands in need OF
money to either pay bis 6ns or
secure ss sppesl. IN either case
il vii impoverish him. That he
will do snytnins aaderhsnied - escape
Ms punishment however. unjust i Dsy De.
no enc who has Known him during his
long residences IN the county. viii believe.
II = understood that the statement that his
hendsraen have e-1ssssed their intention
Of giving him up is entirely without
fcnndafinu
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Mrs. Fred @. Berger, wife Of Manager
Berger. ressivsd telegram yesterday
from 81. Louis, No, conveying the sad
news that her mother. M-s. Hickey. was
dying she left on the first train for Chi
cago a. noor, and two hoars later Mr.. BeF-
ger rsoeives dispatch stating that theisdy
was betlar and Mrs. Berger need not
come. Mr.. Berger msnsged 70
stop hs wife a. New Buffalo and
she rstarnsd oo the evening train to her
home in tins city vhers a number OF be-
rssvsd rslstives demand her attention
Mrs Bsrgsr's mother is seriously iH bp Z
il Is thought nov that no fatal rssBlfs vill
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

NEW YoKK, March 24.-Every seat and
availsbl space Of standing room in the Star
Thestre was filled this evening with friends
of Henry Irving and Ellen Terry who,
in the characters Of DR.. Primrose and
olivia in Gol6smish's beautiful story OF
sThe Vicar Of Wskstisld," bid farewell 10
America after q very successful engage
ment. Immeiisiely after the performances
the company. which numbers one hun
dred persons II ali. boarded the steamship
City OF Ricn m 3na. which viii Immediately
sail for Liverpool. Irving and Miss Terry
sail next week
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

LONDON. March AIN Exeter Hall this
evening 30o9 Germans assembled 70 sol
emnlv xprsss their sorrov a. the desfb ~
Enperor william Of Gsrmsnv. TIE Prince
Of Wsses and Count Won Hstzfeidt. tie Ger
man Ambassador. were present A tee
gram vas sent 20 Emperor Frederick sx-
pressing affection and lOyaitT and tie hops
that bs NAY be spared . achieve long
and plossero1s reign.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

DCsIds. March z4.--Tbe Govern nsnt hss
proclaimed a National Lesguz meeting.
Il ass crop osea "a bold e. GouebsI tonof-
r0H The to~n = crowded vIls psiiee-
Niiiisu q bTen. vho wss "A CORK vhes
tbs Dctcs lf proc snssiion Sss reoe sed
pTgcee3ee i7a s1isfelT - to14asI. decssf-
Ins ihss hs woul5 bod mesi8ne ~ sii
t<1sr4fs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

William II Hall. TIE ever popuisr bsr-
ser. whose shor vas frumsriy n ne Hem
ri Horse oorBef Bridge and ks1t-sis.. has
moved seross 8ridge-st luto tie bss eneui
under q. n. Besnkes h50r and feed store
WsiI iss busllsr hifusef sud " always
surrounded IS = c0nogeient stzf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25
The Doctors Did Not Disagree.

WAsHINGToS, March 24.-Aembers OF
Chief Justice Waites family ana relatives
here. deny the truth of the published re-
ports that there was any disagreement
among his physicians or interference of
any kind. one with another ia the treat
ment OF the Chief Justice during his illness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Nrr YosK. xsrch "A The sever teenfh
saalaessrv q the Pssis Ceamane -ss
oessb~ssa toni ixht ~ q sarrnssn Hal nassr
shs nesHl scspsses Herr Most spoks fer
hs 81 hoar, exe ssiasag 49, tbe tozaanacs
aesnt sora 49, stssss e5Vern1zis1ss rs-
ilz5oa fzd tT~snts sss syeeca sbounciE ~
wfh eknsxss &n5 1Eisr ~ vffa f<rt ~
q rer~sr<f The sprlsase wsz fsir Dat nes
ert AZ szzf1r
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

TIE frsiers IL the Masonic Order ~bo
went 70 Srsna Hxvsn Tri1sF night report .
most eriovsb3e zine There we're ABOUT
siehtv ff tf.srn smonE wnorn y>fs brsnd
ketrstsrv v = fnnsz 6isx thtnesgt q
usli.- c,,ss r,s~iasan. "a Downing aud
1<.l- f.T-tis. They vert in a speclsl osr
- p.alsna. srririog - GRIND bsTer
,s..,,st 81. rrooesc nx frfrpscistssy V tue
bs9 wfs-s shs X A. dezfss wss sxeEpii-
f.sa ,fses phith 5heT i1a1.fsc r. sumrls-
r,.,s fs<ruuss. sf5d rsturnsd sonls eefir vss-
s<,fsr rvarniue fesur1 Tssif Dnr
f.asssr Ne 7 rnsg it sxrscis1 sssa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25
PLANS FOR THE FUNERAL.
The Remains to be Taken to Toiedo-nrs.
Waite Expected on Thursday.

Inc LseuAlus TO De Isktn 10 Ioteuo-mfe
Waite Expected on Thursday.
WAsHINGros, March 24-rhe Congrss-
sional committee appointed TO make ar
rangemenis for the funeral of Chief Justice
Waite held meetings at the capitol today,
and conferred with the officers of the Su-
preme Court 1t was understood that the
funeral will be held in the hall Of the
House on Wednesday at noon and attended
by the President and Cabinet. both Houses
OF Congress, the judiciary and the bar.
After the public services the remains will
be taken, with an extensive escort, 10 the
railroad station, and will be accompanied
by the members of the Supreme Court Con
gressional committees and a committee
representing the bar, to Toledo. o.. where
he widow OF the the Chief Justice is ex
pected TO arrive on Thursday, and where
the interment will take place.
A preliminary meeting Of the bar OF the
Supreme Cour5 was held today, presided
over by Senator Eyarts- A call was isSneG
for meeting OF the committee on arrange
ments for Monday, and a subsequent meet
ing 10 take appropriate action 10 com mem-
crate the services of the late Chief Justice
The Ohio delegation ia Congress have
prepared presmbies. resolutions and a
memorial on the death of the Chief Justice.
rec;ting bis public and private services his
worth as q citizen, advocate and jurist the
loss his death will be 10 the country Al
large; extending sympathy TO the bereaved
family and giving complete biographical
sketch OF the deceased. An sngrossed copy
will be presented 10 the family.
The exterior of the Capitol presents a SOM
Der and unusual appearance today. The
outside marble columns have been entwined
with broad bands of Grape, and funera. EN-
blems abound. in honor OF the late Chief
Justice. The doors OF the Supreme Court
chamber are draDed with masses of black
cloth. There is an absence of the hum and
noise that usually prevails in the iobbies
and dome corridors. and every evidence
exists that an eminent man is dead.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

F<xpo~ Ns~rh s-It s sss1ed saa 9sn-
.rssg u 3evsa fhst tte 81 - hsve Re
~ ss.ess fron 4r f1. 81 Ess 3 ork Svs
.nars 40
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

CfxcrwssrI. March 2f-Cbsrles J W.
s4n - west AffTsDaris Ohio. editor n ne
7.ela Fotee Tftres cunsfnitfed Suicide in -
roor1 81 fh4 fraVfora H89ss this evstsrsg
by shootng birassi through ths head with
. feeoi ser
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Isxpos. March = r. Ringold Cooper the
American furxrr. ~bos< xv1zdsnx opers-
suos rast ne Lous3on sns Westminster
h.nks ard sfhers many theussnd ponEds.
-ax ornsirted sna senfeaees r1dsF - IL
iesn y-srs pensI s-rvitn1e
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Srllfk - wsvk On rec tseuf6- sage cn~~
EFz Eosk- Hsrcb - Eecorder Erlifh
va occaalea BeeflT a. day to1af "a TIE
srs7I Inauan - the 6oaid 8sgs rusitef
lie ass - efheis decision ia ~ esss. f,nf
VII ia al p7oost itv. hsad dors az
r,<ss~trs r1r, tier.ese
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Iosn0s. AHe1 zz-tH Hisea States Min
istsf Ftesss VII So fr Afner5oz ez~ IN
kfsli 90 f~e Bsbrt1t lesvs ef ssssaass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Manager Berger and Sol Smith Russell
have sbsndoned their Spring trip TO Frisco
and the Pacific Coast
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

The local sbeztros hass presented nothing
10 write about aaEias the p~sl week except
the Elks entertainment en Wednesday
evening last. which IL spoken OF elsewhere.
Al Powers Grand Opera House tkis week
viii be presented lisf Of attractions thai
have never before been e4uNiled IN this cisy
IA a single ~esk Losga, jia. the fsnman
AnS the Boston locals lsofts comes tonor-
rev eyeuius with heI new play Pawn
Ticket No. 2lo. N which she has made ker
ssa2i spisnal4 Success The SAFE al sssts
Is already very large and these ~a0 dssirs
- see the irrezisgsbis httle red head should
apply al tne box Office Tor sests early TO-
morrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

One OF tie strongest plays ever seen upon
thai American Stage Will be presented al
Powers Gu Tuesday snd "Wednesday even
inEs of tbis week. Sir Charles Young
play oi Jim. the fenman. which created
faroTe Ia London. repeated its success in
New YORK al the Madison square and
Manager Palmer has sent two companies
upon the road with i. Manager Berger
succeeded ia getting the original cokpany
for this city aud the powerful play wlll be
seen On Tuesday evening vita q suong
cast Seats can be secured now.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Alba Heywood, the comedian. who Was
called 20 Battle creek by the serious illness
of bis mother some Zen days ago. wsbes 70
say that bis musical comedy company will
resume its tour tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Amelia Louisa Freun6, mother Of Harry
T. Freund. publisher Of Freand's Bsssic and
Drama. and charming writer Tor that
periodical, died March ~. aged g. years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
Nuctiou Sales of Real Wetote

"A JERE JOHNSON. JR,
Auctioneer.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE.
$40 LOTS.
TUESDAY, JULY 81,
ON THE PREMISES
AT
BENsoNHURsT
ON
CRAvESEND DAY,
TIE NEW
SEASIDE RESORT.
WITHIN
a. MINUTES
wALL-sT, NETWORK.
via ferry from the Battery, every hah houe' IN
connection with the Bath Beach r. H.
From Brooklyn sir any OF the South Brooklyn Morse
cars Tor the SHAVE. Elevated r.. when completely III
connection with the Bath Beach r r.
This property for 100 years been the residence
OF the family. Within the last six months over
two miles been made sidewalks sod1d ana
paved water mains laid built street shade trees
artistic flower set out by Omstead tennis courts
and Bcnsonhurst Station building constructed This prop-
erty desirable either for or winter homes IL ~
the famed in summer by the cooling southwest
breeze while in winter the salt wind from the ocean o
Ecs the air and makes this location less co1 hsh new
York Brooklyn.
The remarkable development OF this Benson farm has at
raced attention Of investors and spectators to the
possibilities Of the immense value OF this choicest
Of suburbs.
THIS NEW ADDITION
TO
BATH BEACH,
LONG ISLAND.
restricted exclusively dwellings costing az least $4,000
each and all kinds nuisanccs Including stables
prohibited this would seem II NewYork were
really q select quiet, healthy suburb, particularly
adapted the needs OF lawyers bankers and merchants
whose occupations sedentay with an easy distance
by delightful trip through the historic and picturesque
old town OF New. Utrecht
Among the beautiful places in the immediate Vicinity OF
Dpns D. -.
Spclr eminent MUSICIAN and sanarian Hon. Don NJ
Dickinson. OF Michigan, PostmasterGencra, and the Ma
rne and Field Club.
TERMS
co PER CENT MAY REMAIN ON BOND AND
MORTGAGE
ALL TITLES GUARANTEED By TITLE GUARAN-
TEE AND TRUST co.
SALE LAST DAY OF THIS MONTH.
ON THE PREMISES.
For maps and further information apply to
JERE. JOHNSON. JTs, AuctIoneer,
60 Liberty.st, NewYork,
1913 Fulton-st., Brooklyn
Or at the Bensonhurs r. r. Station on the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS, .
~ !. m-Nnrk IulY

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS, 1000
az BIFECKFR.ST., New-YOrk July =, 1883
U1HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
tho usual interest under the provisions OF the oy-
laws Tor the six months ending the Both OF June as io
the rate Of four az per cent per snnun on all sums
NJ - and upward exceeding 5000 payape on anu
ocr rho ,hri MONDAY being the 10th day or this MONTH
This Interest carried once to the credit OF ucpo
i,ors as principal the lst tnsa where IL s'ah1S cA
actly as q deposit 49,. ,,,,a rvbe,
requ'''u VII w RODFRT = HOLT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
Gauinas Banks.


EXCELSIOR SAYINGS BANK,
u NO. lis WEST 23DST.. NEW-YORK.
President, GEORGE {. WALDO
JAMES C. GULICK, EDWARD L. MERRIF1ELD.
Vice Presidents
HENRY KONG, Secretary.
NOPy1N GREEN ANIL S. DODD.
JOIIN DICKSON LEVI NJ. BATES,
TDW ARD /. MERRIFITLD, MICHAEL Z. DRESL1N,
WILLING I ROONE. JAMES {. GULICK.
IoTIS FRED'R LAWSON.
EOBEET DUNLAP A. l.. ASHMAN,
J. H. BRESLIN. Gllscy fpse, JOHN BU IN y o,y.,
JAMES c. MATTHEWS. KOBERT G. BlsonM,H ~,
HEN RY KONG. WILLIAM ID. " AShlooN'
iiFSPY STORN GEORGE C. WALDO.
Interest has been declared payable and after July
1G at the rate OF - PER CENT per annuIn ,.,..
Deposits made or before July 10 VIII draw hteres
frnnl IniY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
SIXTEENTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF 2i2 PER
CENT PAYABLE JULY IL, 1SSS

TENNESSEE COAL. IRON AND RAILROAD Co.
Nashville Tenn. July Z, 1883.
IN ACCORDANCE with the terms Of the cir
i cuar letter OF this company. sent to each Of It's
stockholders under date Of 2th june 1883. the privilege
Of surrenderng proportion Of Us and receiving
propoon Of ITS preference capital stock instead on terms
therein named will expire The first day OF August 1Sss
Notice hereby given that struck list will be taken
records 81 stockholders the close OF business
Monday july OH Instant and hat and after Tue
July 1Oh instant the stock OF the company will be dealt
In (ths) privilege j. BOWRON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
miscellaneous.

A IL PERSONS hereby forbidden 70 trust or give
~ credit 10 Captain, Master any OF the other en-
IiOycs the Tugs BIrgcs Of the New Yorh, Lake
Erc AMI Western Railroad Company as neither the Com
Iany Vessel will be responsible ior any bills or
debts contracted by such Captain Master or employees
NJ. y. STAPLES Genl Agent,
~ y, l.. T. and w. H. H. Co.
y OWLING ALLEYS built TcpaiIei city country;
10 zen pins and balls OH hand balls returned, &c.
DILLINGHAM;, 81 South-st
II OR ALE:-Controng nteres; In morning newspaper'
established about 80 years, In city OF 10000 lnhaD
tnts circulation ana business every respect nfseasa
Address REPUBLICAN. Il. % Box $50
ssrI,HE BOOK OF oFEN.AIR SPORTS" octave. 800
l I-rcs illustrated The standard authority U
rca,, air Rules swim
ming ball playiDg shooting horseback riding, etc, etc,
I'm null al Der copy. Published by The Tribune, New
York ia.nlnG aud universally eolsraented bv tho
press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
1ce Cream.

A FACT-Hortons Ice Cream is made from
~ pure cream Horizons Patent Super Frozen Bricks o.
ice ream ResiauIanis Churches. Festivals &c. will
leop hour touny oiGers promptly nled Depcts-
.O5 4taye 5Jo Gtayc 10 Park row. Az last l23t-sL
New.York AMI 4J3 Ful,on-sL BrOoSlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08

TIE sEAMEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS,
AM "a and 20 Walst
TINE TRUSTEES have ordered that interest
no maid 10 dcpostors entitled thereto. under the by
laws and In ACCORDANCE with tho savings bank laws lot
the six months ending Both ultlmo, as follows:
On accounts exceeding One Thousand Dollars az tho
rate Of Fol X PER CENT per annun 80, 49,. .,
o occoknts la ger than One Thousand Dollars but not
exceeding Three Thousand Dollars at the rate OF THREE
PEP CENT per annuin ,-,.....,d roiors and
whrh wcrc opened prior the limatIon OF deposits Dy
81 TWO PER CENT per alhhuhL p"s'
ahic ON and after MONDAY 1G'h instant ,.
ao'c VII ~ WILLIAM c. STURGES President
HENRY p. MARSHALL, Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
Financial.
NOTICE TO WABASH BONDH0LDERS

A mutually satisfactory arrangement has been maze
with the Defence Committee tho Second Mortgage Bond
holders and the Committees represented by the under
signed.
Under this arrangement Deencc committee agree 70
withdraw all opposition the plan OF reorganization ana
their bonds are DO received by the Central Tfns' TO-
without penalty.
That all bondhoders may 90 upon an eouai iooung
they are now respectfully Invited to deposit their bonds In
the Trust Co. without penalty until further notice ana the
penalties already paid will bt returned
Foreclosure tlls have already been nlod In tho Courts
on the First Mortgages and DEGREES OF sale Will be OBJ
tanned A. soon as practicable. Meantime in view OF the
very large majority OF bonds united in support OF the re-
organization 1t hoped that outstanding bondholders Will
accept the offer made TO them
JAMES r. JOY.
Chairman Purchasing Comm tee
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE
Chairman BondhOlders' Committee
New.Yorlt City juno Is. 1SSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
Drooklpn 11rcpertp t)anteo.

XVANTED.-A small house with three lots
w side OF Brooklyn. With full particulars. price &c
address Tribune Office, Box A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
Drooklpn rrcpcrtp for Sale anG 60 Get

ID LOT OF DESIRABLE LOTS for sale De Kalb-
ave-. near Sumner 7jx200
rutland & WHITING. 5 Beekman-st
200 FOR SHE w W basfani
GRACE, corner Wloughby and Jay sts., Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
Nnr;ion 5ales.

OUIS LEVY, auctloneer, sells contents, fixtures and
Lease Of saloon and billiard parlor No. East 23tst,
Monday, July q. at a. ~ Order OF attorney Tor
mOrtQageC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
Crcssmaklnq.

n RTSSMAKER.-By a nrsi-class inter and draper
~ wishes a few engagements By tho d1y. would
go out late ~ II the leading houses city
references Address D.. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
nlusilal Instruments.

EfSCHEE PIANOS renowned for tone aud standing
i IN tune Manufactures and stOrerooms 4e1 20 10.
West osth.st. and s07 broadway. 1Sth-st. lDltsohi
Bullingl. Pianos exchanged Tontei or instruments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
ARGYLE HOTEL,
AVON BEACH HOTEL,

NOW OPEN under management -
S. s. MORTON. PROPRIETOR also proprietor H0fAh
VICTORIA HOTEL. Nassau, ". p, Bahamas Trans
from Brooklyn. boa. from Pier Q, T. r, y Y, every
hat hour Sarlns Line. week days Pier lS, NJ Il, N II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
obstruction
For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City.
A VACATION PUPILS.-Bookkeeping Writing, arith-
~. mee. correspond NC ,ptilins. giahnah a.e"os,
Summer PAINE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, ~ B0wefy
corner Canal uptown iO1 West 34thst cor Bf"aa"ay'
~ ACKARDs BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
l. or h1FNOGRAPHY will reopen TUESDAY september
A Send for circular S. 5. PAChAID President lOl
East 231st.
1--WE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i WEST MADISON SQUARE N. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
For Bows and Young Nen-City.

For BOYS and Young Nen-City.
A CIRCULARS oP GOOD SCHOOLS FEE
"A. State boys or girls and lcsy preie,le2
L AVERY American School Bureau, w. iten ST. ~: l.
ID RYPARkTIoN Tor Fall College EXamin2tiens. sum:
II mer Session WOODBRIDGE SCIlOOi> bcs'hS August
10 30 East k5thst
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,473 GroafdwaySi
II near xodst. 6lst year. Primary. c0mnefelaI ana
classical departments instruction thorough M NJ
iiOECY W. l. AKIN. n. C. HENDRICKSoN' fflhA
PrCok!Ta.
yg,HE CRITTENDEN .,,,..c,, ecrroo,
ENGLIsH PREPARATORY, IRENIH SNhOoA
and Kindergarten for both sexes ,,,,
Sd YEAR beginning Sept 90. Miss IL ~ WHEELEsis'
Principal. Eight wears coaneelcd WILL the facAs' ''
iegiato Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
Business propertn for Sale ana 90 Eel

BuRliIfss IJropffIn 1or 5IIe HH1 I'D LIT
DJCINING Grand Central Depot 43d.st, attractive
Astorss; large plate glass fronts; steam heat Apply
s2l Msagon-avc.
BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
u LET on Fulton. John, Pearl, VIII:
lam, Nassau and streets In the vicinity RUTLAND
WHITING 3 Beekman-st
ITO LET-A fine basement and su6-basement. 25xl5O.
with front and steam elevator nne
location for wholesale rcom other suitable business
Apply 10 1900 - . 80, ooo ,,, ~ ~
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CATsKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Goth Season. Open June 90. Best location In the
Catskis - degrees cooler than New-YoFk Rates u
July 15 So 80 per day: ala % all 80 per week.
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE co.
(Send (at-klll ". Y.
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MUNICIPAL BONDS.

Statement OF the Equitable Mortgage Company at the
C OF business, June 30, 1855.
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Gitu 1rouertD 60 fet.

n Es1RABLE HOUSES, unfurnshed and furnished. in
~ all parts OF the city.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, SO East 13th-st., Broadway.
OO1 MADISON-AVE., COR 43D.ST.-To Let.-The
OCl larger portion heated, furnished
house (the reserving rooms Apply on prem
ises from TO p. m
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FIRE ISLAND BEACH, |. |.

sIRF HOTEI.
PARADISE FOR CHILDREN
Opens June Is steamboat time Of transit across
the Bly reduced 81 For full particulars SEQ
FIRE ISLAND TINE TABLE 10 be obtained at hotel.
az ticket offices express Offices OF L. J. Il II Co., OF
Of THOS. COOK SON, POI Broadway. New.York
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for Sale.
Professional.

- ALESMAN.-A thoroughly competent business de.
- sres represent irst-IaFs hOLs in New En- and
goods and prices must De- adapted wholesale and large
retail trade: nanufIctuc- llcftrc1 Commission
airy; highest references: security II desired Allie
w. 5. H.. Box I S5i. Boston. Mass
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To Stockholders of the Sutr0 Tunnel Com
pany who have not assented to the
Plans of REORGANIZATION.

NAPITALlST.-Want in manufacturing
Obusinrss special capital for limited Imc safe and
protitable Investment FOR man OF means Address r. j.
WINTER care 0f Obrig & Winter. 80 BrIddst. y. y