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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21

Rev. Mr.. Schofeld has been engaged to
preach for us for one year.
Mrs Henry Brayman aud son of south
Deeriield, Mass, have been visiting in this
vicinity.
A party of six from New Hampshire were
at the pond recently.
+. +. Fisher is repairing his barn, II.
Worden of Halifax doing the work.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21

Several farmers haye commenced haying,
and there is prospect Of an excellent crop.
Other crops are looking unusually well for
the season
The Buds Of Promise, children's benev-
olent society, gave a successful entertain
lnent Wednesday evening under the direc
ton of Miss Genie Coomhs.
Hon. q. Howard is still very sick Mrs.
Mary Bartlett is critically ILL., Hugh II.
Holhrook is unable to work yet though he
gets out about the farm some ~ Mrs. Henry
Austin is confined to her bed Mrs Jonas
Allen is improving. Dea Stebbins remains
about the same
Boarders from New York aud Boston are
| beginning to arrive.
The W. G. y. L. will have literary en-
tertainment at the town hall July 4th, and
the Baptist ladies' aid society will serve re
| Greshments
\ successful term of school in District 3,
taught 10y Miss Grace h. Blood, closed last
week. Number Of pupils, 81 average at
tendance, 20. Pupils perfect in attendance
Fannie Derry, Cora aud Carrie Mason, Co
ra and Herbert Johnson, Guy and Pear
| Button
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21
4 C'nrd.

We wish to express our most heartfelt thanks
to our frirn Is and neighhuTs Who su kindly assist
ed ms IN the sickness and burial Of our little lille
Your beautiful gifts NJ choice flowers were EN-
birmatc Of your sympathy for us, and your love
for our little boy. Also, to the children for their
little gifts that made his last resting place bed
Of flowers. MAY the tiui Of love rais- you up like
friends in the hour of anictOn.
PETER 5. CHASE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21
WilIiHnhHViIIe.

Aaron Dickinson left ON Tuesday for his
| home in Colorado. His mother is appar
entity recovering from her serious illness
Geo Herrick and son are getting out oak
| timber at the Saben Morse place on West
| hill for j. H. Mortified
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21

Market Beef very few choice at 50 OOG - % Fl;
ond quality, $45OG$4,75; third quality, N.OO1
$3.50 - 49,. "a,
store Cattle Working oxen, y pair $50 ioO
Gas; yeariings, $s.OO@l6; two years old, tlSUSoi
three years old, $2001.
swine Western fat live, 4Ie@4a4 cts Northern
Sheen and fam6s-In lots, 81 co. sOOQs, so each
extra, 81 COOS. y, or from eG5A cts Y n. Spring
Lambs, S2DSS,
Veal Calves, 26D5c n n.
Country Hides 2ls@3lec v q. Country Fallow
Sa2lS g. v a. Calf Skins, &c. y n; felts, fac' q
/ 81 each Dairy Skins i5QgaOc. each
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21

Among the prosperous and eminently useful
Institutions Of this country is the New England
Conser, atory Of Music, Literature, Art, Execution,
etc Its courses Of instruction aud corps uf teach
ers have been proved to compare fayorably with
the CunserNaturies Of Europe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21
@arriagfs.
DHaths.

in Brattleboro, June 10, Willis Bemis, g.
In Bratteboro, June Il, Lucian Hewitt, g!
In Hinsdale, ~ H., June 10, Dora +. Smith, I.
In Putney June II, Royal S. Bailey, -.
la Nottingham, June 5, Luna Bishop, g.
Wellman, IS
In Bondvie, June >, +. b. Baldwin, 63.
In birmingham, Mass, June IS, Mrs. Luther
StoWell formerly OF Londonderry.
In Buffalo, n. y, June Q, Mrs, Julia A Prouty,
formerly Of Dummerston.
In Grinnell, Iowa, June II, Carrie Mole, q, neic'
Of n. q. Field.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21
NrM IInmn.hire Norr-.

The initial numb9r of the Daily Tribune
was issued at Keene last Saturday. w. p.
Huntingdon is editor and proprietor. 1t is
a two cent afternoon paper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21

The Busy Bee fair was a success, the chill
dren acquitting themselves credtably and
selling all their fancy articles.
Mrs. John Page and children have been
at Levi Pages during the past week.
Willie Waterhouse is still very sick
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21

Il. Bainbridge Munday ESD, county attorney
Clay county Tex says: Have USED Electric
Bitters with most happy results My brother also
was very low with malarial fever aud iaundice
but was cured by timely uss' of this medicine,
am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life: ~
d. 1 MilcoXson Of Horse Cave, KY, adds likt
testimony, saying he positively believes lac woulc
have died had Il not been for Electric Btters.
This great remedy will ward on, as well as cure
ali malarial diseases; and for all kidney, liver an,
stomach disorders stands unequaled. Price bc
and 81 at Henry A. Chapin's
II YOU had taken two of Carriers Little Live
Pills before retiring, you would not have had tha
coated tongue or bad taste In the mouth thl
morning Keen vial with YOU for oooaslonal us
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21
w ME- MS
Educational and Industrial Union.
Ryther's Block, s3 Main street.

HyIher'H HIock, 81 WhIu HIFeeI'
All kinds Of Food including Pastry, Puddings,
Roast Meats, Jellirs, Preserves, Canned Fruit and
Pickles kept ON sale or furnished to order; also a
variety Of Needle-Work, Mttens, Aprons, etc.
Orders taken for Mending, Plain Sewing and But
ton Holes. Fresh Bread and Rolls every after
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21

New York stock and Money Market
New York, June 49, Government Bonds;
Is, coupon. '''' ii,,,st
" 4lSs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .lOOA4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21
Births.

la Bratt-boro. June l., sou To Mr.. aud Mrs
Chester " Sargent.
In West Tow nshrud, June !, a daughter to OTIS
and Add- Phillips.
In Townsheni, June ), SON to MIR. and Mrs
Fred kimball
Cnrnrlins Quinn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

BROOKLYN, n. Y. November s, ISIS.
DR. B. j. KENDALL Co.
Dear sirs / desire 70 give you testimonial Of my
good opinion of your Kendall SPAWN Cure. have
used ii for Lameness, Stin joints and
SDa Wins, and have found II a sure cure, cOrdL
ally recommend II 10 all horsemen. ~
Yours truly, A. H. dIIBERT,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-06-21

DR. II. ]. KENDALL co. =
Dear Sirs / have always purchased your Ken,
dall's SPAWN Cure by the half dozen bottles, l
would Ike prices I'm larger quantity. think It Is
one of the best liniments ON earth. have used II
in my stables for three years
YOura truly. CHAB. A. SNYDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
LITERARY NOTES.

The Hrst English edition OF Professor Bryces
sAmerican Commonwealth'-one OF $500 copies-is
nearly exhausted. In this country 1t is said that
10000 copies of the work have been sold Mr. Bryce
has lately revised H. and the edition VIII appear
in September.
Mr. George W. Childs's Observation-Disclosures Of
which have appeared In Lppincott's Magazne'-wiD
soon be published by the J. b. Lippincott Company
zoia is said to the best-pad novelist in France;
Mrs Humphry Ward has just been offered $4,000 for
a story of 80 900 words, and John Strange Winter
refused an offer of s., 500 for her next novelette,
Lady Dufern is going to publish part of the journal
she kept in India while her husband was Governor
General She VIII call her book sour Vice-Regal
Life In india
DR. Nansen's book his journey IN Greenland Is
nearly ready for publication in London As soon IA
70 appears he proposes to start out on longer ana
more difficult expedition.
Mrs Sutherland Orr, the author of we'll Known
book on Brownings poems, is sister Of Sir Frederick
Leighton
Tennyson's new poem will appear probably in Sep
TENDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Babcock job III, and wife, Jacob Korn, Oath
ST.. OF 9th-ave, months, $4,000 , ,.
trustees &c, Central Park, of s5th-s years
500 900.
n S l2thst W OF Broadway, year. $50 600
Byk, Poline, and husband, 70 Matilda Well n s
Connolly, Mary, and husband, TO David Burnett,
W Morris-ave, II OF Denman-st, years. IL 800
doom, Hugh, 10 Louisa Morgan Coiiese-st'
Ebling, Philip and William, and wives, 10 Bowery
Savings Bank, 9sthst Of Sd.ave' year, $4,000:
GOsch, Margareth TO susan Beatt Mangin-st ; Of
Hess Jonas, and wife, TO Thomas Smith COM and
trustee, etc, Bowery, Of Stanton-st, 3 years.
iiey1nan john to Francis Landon. o5th-st Of
Madison-ave | year, $1,000; 1,schor . n M "a
Kahn. Noise and wife, to John Bussing: ir. e
walton-aye, adjoining lot No. 10, Map Of Inwood,
Kaiser benjamin and wife, to Ambrose X Ely No.
1863 MOnrOe-st years, $4,000 49, $50, -,
KOck, Maria A, and husband, TO Simon Schmidt on,
st, W OF 2dave years $4,000. -,
Knckerbocker Sarah NJ to Anna Holbran, 7ths
ave, OF 2Oth-st, year. s2l5
McInerney james, TO III l. and III Bogert, guardians.
ETC. No. 81 Oliver-st, years, $1,000.
OFT Louis and wife, TO Chas Il Strong trustee ETC.,
OultOn. Lllias b. Asa w Parker. Nos la, n6, llS
and 100 Park Row, as years siO43o sn u,o,,on,.n
15istst e of Courtlandt-ave year, 81 600.
the Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank, 8
15lstst e Of COurtIandt-ave. ! year 80 800 a,...
Schwab, Leo and wife. TO Noah Schwab n 152d-st
solomon, Abraham to Serahno Maglos, No. 100 Eliza
solomon Abraham to Flz Ross and ano, trus No.
100 Elzabeth-st years sLS 600: NJ, o.. s,u. . .
Greenwch-st OF Thomas-st 1 year, 100000
Wiswcll HoratO d. and another. % EphIiam Gates.
washington.aye, 5 OF l67thst years. $4,000.
etc. Of Rufus Story, deed, Broadway, of 4oth-st
years $4,000
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Gountrp propertn for Sale and 90 Eel
Different
from
other
places.
Observation-Disclosures,
ON New-YOrk Bay.
Different
from
all
other
places.
on New York Bay.

Perfectly developed. Water-mains
laid. sidewalks, streets lighted, sewers
being Systematically introduced.
a. minutes from Battery via new
ferry every half hour
The Fifth Avenue (BroOklyn) Ele-
waited RR. will be completed to con-
meet with the B., b. & w. Il. RR. with
in few weeks. Time by this new
route from Brooklyn Bridge to Benson
hurst 80 minutes.
No one can realize what desirable
place this is to live in, both summer
and winter, without seeing it.
Lots $50 each and upward. Houses
with plots 60 feet wide, $4,000 and up
ward. Terms easy.
Carriage in waiting every afternoon
to show the place.
Illustrated circulars sent.
Address G. b. +. Randolph, Al WALL
ST., New-York, or Bensonhurst I. w.,
Kings County, n. y, or Agent IN kh'
depot, OH the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
/ TTE sTINDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHPUT By THE rcu.y
'A' SYSTEM
FOR THE WEST.

TRAINS tOE liz w
si;e jSnS %o sS'1 ,Dd lS SSicaso Limited
he pioneer Of this class cORR Sss s sH
6srI Fq gSea S " %SSaSG S1as sh
for Pitsburg Chicago and ClneinIIau hu,o Paror and
Stepping F Cars lI Dining PadSD3a ea Sya f..
5Srss Sn chssso %D Ti %Sn,n ve.Dul.
80 p cS we't sHa fb Ss car daily roF P6a
Chicago, Cincinnati and 81 Louis daily, except satuf
S MIN G Pgsn oH yfi DisdS SdI sP
sxsePs sst%5day t9r GiSSsianda 90 NJ 100 D. M
fp AID and o Ss 5 Po Regions connecting at Corr,
For 6a9oH and l2 s3 l5 P Rsa%ne
fOs 90. II 100 a. m. 90 100 and 80 p. Sundays
SiiS aad 10 :QG :: m, and 100 3 n washington
B' I%sd F MeSes'G 81 Pullman h d except
and daily, vim Dining CaT a. $;40 p M aEr Rye
p N n aT and y il is ngR sunday oO 6lS % and I'd
S SsS For PGH. Oh 80 a@s SS and oh
.ad clnen99oo Ses dPSiTv Dining Car and Coaches
c csSs hy 90 Car AND S9S
For 6n va Rss,y PsS tnSs So ma
S 'aG 1 aaG s9S d not stop Ss9os
For oV ga Norfolk va NeEXSrk PAsfsDnIs
pos aad q Bay bFs5A EHO all
Tsn at for eT BfSyo G aS5aHs speedy ana
Eg Street; Tp Fsl s.ys n
AS 30 POS 90 80 8 % Chicago Limited with
DInng.Car and 10 Washington LimlteD. and ii 90
a. m - 90 90 2 90 8 100 80 90. 80. 90,
100, $50, 90 and 100 m and p Is night Ac-
d9ys Express 90, 10 90 % Limited and 10 m,
10 I5 night. Accommodation. Z 100 p m; aoo
Trains leaving York daily Sunday at 90
and ii 10 a. m, l; 2. A. s. D: m, and 10 a. m. and
200 p sundays connect at Trenton for Camden;
AStor House and foot OF and Cortlsndt
Court St. and Brooklyn station. foot OF Fulton
St. Brooklyn IS Hudson,st. Hoboken Station Jersey
CITY Fmgrant Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CTfAS f PUCiH ]. R. WOOD
Cenera Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
" FOOT OF LIBERTY;sT. NORTH RIVER

Time Table OF June 81, 1881.
100 a. m for EastOn Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk WIkesbarre aud Scranton, Heading. Harrisburg
100 m for Pennington, EastOn, Bethlehem Allen
Tle|ggtCG1 o6 naEs WWSPstcS9g Esson
sunbgry, Iewi.burgs WillamspG2gt 800 .r..
Much cR1nf Beading Hs5bu,g po,sysS Sts
chs Sfo &RssbSr Scranton Ts%a9ua sha@Sfn '''A
os S go m for s Snd Fem IN
SG GSS qua NJ 70 Tor East9S Be.seSe%; xeniow9 MaucA
chgnS s'aaH Sunday ss%
so 81 II r l. ocean
go nv w. 90 p m Sunday trains do stop az
oe Tar G lakewood Toms River Baega 100
P For Bcn U H ia Atlantic City vneland Bridge
Fc s5 A e. S 50 pI M
Sundays, 100 q Il % RSSGR E9gTE PARK
Long Sf branch 90 % Il 100 90 60 d no. $780,
Peasant Sa fS co. II 100 90. 80, 4iS $50
p For R Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegat 80 a. M
q For B sS Haven Atlantic City, vneland and Bridge
ton tor 80 %tlan % ng GI Pd 30 90 90 stur
DAYS only), 80 AS. 5 80 p. m Sundays e;So m
'O0 D. H SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE:
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central r. r. NewJersey Philadepha ana nesa q;
ing r. r. and Baltimore and Ohio T. h. leave i0't oi
For P6iladepSa at 90 74s $50 go u log: oS
n m 80 80 8 :15 90, 100. $50, 80 ~; Vo
D. m. SUNDAYS. 80. $50 a. m. 80 2'oo' "'i'
For oRatmore and Washington daily. at Q1 90
except sunday a. m, 30 23o S:15 49, y 200 M M
n aIns Leading at AS II 100 q. 30 100 ;1o'
30 10 100 y. m, have connection for Heading
Tickets and PaTcr Car seats be procured Of a. 25
AS gi4 lao 1923 Broadway, 737 6h,aye, % sac
162fbst ia Fast 1o5th-st., NewYork; CourtsI ooo
Flu ton.st % Broadway. BrOoklyn .u o., o,a cssck
New-York Transfer Company Will cali ior anu '-'N>
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
ONTARIO AND WESTERN

passenger trains leave foot OF Jayst as follows trom
West 42d-st. 10 minutes later; ,,.
as A. m. for MiddlctOwn, Port Jervis Montcelb,
Pittsburgh Liberty, Hancock Walton Delhi, sidney,
Fdmeston. Norwich, Utica, Rome, Oneida, Oswego, De-
troit Chicago ana all points Nfst. -.
SO m. for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk ana Min
newaska Waikiki Valley Stations, stony Ford Midlepwn,
Bloomincburgh Fllenvle Mt. Dale. Pittsburgh Hurley
VILE Liberty, White Lake. 49,,
3 100 d. m. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaska. Waikiki Valley stations Midde59wn, Blooming
burgh Fllenyie Port Jervis, Monticello, Pittsburgh
Hurlcyyine Liberty Rockand. ,, -, ,,,,,,-.
80 y. for Stony Ford Campbell Han, Mlddletown
2loomingburgh WurtsbOrO, Ellenville
IS 800 p FOR Miidstown Fall.burgh, Liberty Han
Osvego Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and points
west Reclining Chair Car free 10 suspension Bridge
Pullman Scepcrs =, ,.,,,,
80 p m Saturdays only FOR Campbell Hall Middle
town. Eienyille FalI sburgh. Liberty Rockand 80
Sundays also n Midi etown. tDaily through other
trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman DrawngrO0m Seats and Sleeplng-car Befths
reserved at 307 Broadway. J. c. ANDERSON, =,
Gen. Pass Agt, IS Exchange Place n. Y
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Railroads..

Il RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1, 81
Il 5is and 957 BEoadysy l5Ss Bowsery v ! Batts5y
and 1888 lgogs Prooyq lo5 BsoadTH S6o %a and
S burg s Iofgi G Ie Ety. %RcFe cets and fao
or slepg Gar reservations orders for checking and
esg $ oc @qq T5 faF lhHa n S@s e saG%n from
> - w.. Day Expre,s Pullman Buffet Drawing room
Coaches Bundlo connect At Hornellsve for James
p m. every day, Chicago and st. Louis Lmted soId "a
6ass Pu%3 sePos eh ogs q ~ y Lang Gl9n
pullman train OF Day aud BuGe; sleeping coaches TO
R Ratte creek South Bend and Chicago Without change
Buffet Sleeping Coach ~ Rochester. arrive ~ q, IN
$50 every day Chcago SpNis pullman d BqIS'
MeadSo 10y Youos,,OT9 40 and ,S Shf3E g ora
oian5 ~ W. 3 III S:i5 6:55 ei5 II 80
sunday s5 10 80 3o m a S;l 70 gas 10 10 s n
5s87 As. 90 g. o:i5. $50. T. 78o 10 30 Il p m
Pai' :5o $50 g Or 8S7G. 4ois 37s 5:I5'
S355 ~ g97 gI2 ;So go 10 30 i 10 iS a. w..
F'if! $50, $50. $ 67s. $40, 8S7s or. go
49,. 5, 5;15, 80 5;s75. 49, G:o7l2' 0A5' $780,
ve 4 - + % '% : "a. o SHc g.
So "a J. 30 "a ss!asa'y;s Sa3S ~:
RqsG 5o OIL l. 10 80 3 522 80 G. 6:o7h. 80,
sua 4 IS. local t. ~ Is 30 80 80
HsSsq X o2 Fast - E2 sS %6 Faror Car
PSeao ~ ~ 4h 7f s2 Gar g. iQsP g. Fa'n express
Cohen SSh AS 52 .. 10 80 m l. $780, 49, 49,
Middlcto%ni ana Port Jerys 40 522 0. 10 80 a. m
SUNDAY local tiaHs. main line. :45 10. 10 80 m.
Exbie eS Il trains ES from Rvest asrye $780, 74o m $685.
S; S2RRlPiIFgRY RAILROAD OF n. J. DIVISION,
s4s g Ssd aqs i IT, 81 5a9 g a'2 Sun (
days ~ $3.50 a. ~ 80 80 aI9 IL 20 n 30.
N.Y. 10 a. IT, :52s 30 DOH i5 s. 10 go -
SUNDAYS S:ib $50 a M, 80. a. 80, 5 rs D. m.
send 10 cents in postage Gent Psss'r Agent for
"suburban Homes with local timetables. $1,000
w. j. MI RPHY, J." r. FAkHt'I
Gen'l SuDt General passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
I EHIGUVAE.EY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland and
DesbrOsses a. follows;
a N for saflncton aud intermediate points
m Lyons Elmita Rochester. Buffalo
and the West, ana principal local po,ns Chalr car 70
,ou. aud Pullman suspension Bridge.
I'll a M Tor ElmiFa and Intermediate points. Chair
car 10 Mauch Chunk.
N'1 n NJ Tor TunKhannock and intermediate points
chair ears Tunkhannoek Connection Reading and
10 D. IN. for Elnta and principal Intermediate points
Chair ear to l.. Il. Junction ana Pullman sleeper 10
Chicago ,-. $500, &c.,.
40 % m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate po.nts
Connacu5n u Reading and Harrisburg.
d. III. Geneva, Lyons, Elmita, Rochester. Buffalo
and tho West pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Tfahns leaving az an. IL q. m. D. m. and 40
H. M. connect for all POINTS In MahanOy and Hazleton
' SUNDAY TRAINS
A. N. for Mauch Chunk HalletOn and intermediate
points. 800, t.,. ..,.
D. m for Geneva, l.. Eimira, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern once. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25

A TLANTIC CITY. y. J.-IIotels. boarding houses co"
"A ages lots and bath houses 70 let or for sale oy o.
ADAMS CO., Real Estate Agents. Real Esse anu IL"
Ruldlng. Atlantic CITY, N }.
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flats Go Get, nnfuruisbeo.
THEYOSEMITE APARTMENTS
PARK-AVE., CORNER 62D.ST.

Absolutely nreproof every requisite Tor ne eomiors
and ssfv n tenants the handonrst apartment building
IN the eity elevators run all night general sriees
une Jailed; moderate now ready for inspection"
e. WHARTON CLIFTON, Agent,
late Manager Navarro Buidins-
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Mem 11nbIisations.


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BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
SHOW 1 CONSULTED THE ORACLE OF THE GOLD
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID Fast Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA, TO
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON,

CINCINNAII ST. LOUIo MD UHINAIU
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
leave NEWYORK, foot Of IAbesty-sti a, follows;
For CHICAGO. 3 10 p. m, - 200 midnight
For CINCINNATI. ST. louis, : 80 a. m, 100 p. m;
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. 80 q. m: IL 100
q m. l 80 2. 30 p. mr. 40 D. m,, . 70 p M
10 100 midnight. SUNDAY, 80 a. M 30 = 80, 10,
3 100 y. M. 10 90 midnight 49,.
All trains stop Chester and Wilmington except 3;i5
= For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call az b. & o.
Ticket Offices 81. 26i 40 and LAO Broadway, at
Station Of Lberty-st
New-York Transfer Company viii call for ana check
baggage from hotel or residence. - - ,,,,
j. T. ODELL CHhS. o. SCULL,
General Manager. Gcnl Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Much interest was shown yesterday at the Real
Estate Exchange I'm the sale by Scott Myers, OF tho
northwest OF Hester and suffolk sts offered by
order OF the Supreme Court In partition. No II
Iesterst., the corner OF sufolkst., first offered
The property consists OF fve-story brick tencmens
with stores, portion Of which is rented 81 800 per
annum lot 25x69. 6x75. The first bid made s25,-
900, nom which the price rapidly 10000. s.
DeWalltearSs the buyer. No IL sufolkst, In the
OF the above. IS four-stofy brick tenement With
twOstory frame house In the rear, lot 25x40X75. Tho
bidding up from $4,000 TO $4,000. which price
the property knocked down TO VI. ROwnstein This
same acutoneers offered, also by order Of the supreme
Court in partition No. $50 Madison-avc the south
west OF Thirty secOnd-St., four story, high
stop, tfownstonc mailing, 24.9x67.2x94 Tho
bidding started in at 10000. and up $50. 500,
at which price Judge r. IT, Dugro the buyer.
Brown d IevfnesS offered, by order OF the executors
OF Matilda Phillips nine plots OF ground at Long
Branch, ~ j.. situated in Matilda Terrace and Second
ave The plot at the northwest corner Of second
ave and Matida-Terrace 1876 6Xl93.7xrreg., brought
si,o23 from s. 7. Meyer. Plots on the north side Of
Matllda Terrace, between second and Ocean ayes,
pough 500 10 81 100 each and on the south side Of tbs
terrace, between the avenues, rom ~ 12J 10
$500 All the plots sold among the buyers
were Henry Stein, f.. sobel 81 Bro, ii. NJ. Morse,
and 9. Schang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

NEW-lORK AND LUNN BKANCH RAIL-
Y poAD FOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GROVE AND AsBURY PAhKi OCEAN BEACH.
- Fine tale in effect July l. 1889 Trains leave New.
vo1t foot Cortland and Desbrosses sts 80. 10 10
10 noon go $40 (eXpress), 40 express except
Hei BANK 20 (eXpress), 10, 700 .. IN Sundays
Ffon foot Of Libertyt 400 s:15 80. II rs m
80 80 80 (eNpres-), 100 80 (cNpres-l. 80
io,',--at-, Il 10 d. IN. Sunday 100 a. m. 4 700 D. IN
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park ..o-r, y ,vooD
RIJFUS BLODGEIT. j., T. WOOD,
II p BALDWIN Genl Pass Agent c. Il r. OF ". j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
Hlrsltal Jnsirnmcnis.

NUMBER of slightly used grand upright
n and square pianos makes. which were specially
seeced and used by the artists OF the metropolitan opera
House company during the past opera se9so Will DC Solu
atsa liberal reduction from regular prices
Nv 'MM KNABE & co.
have removed 20
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN BU II4DlN"'
5TH-ANE. and 20THST. -. o.,
Temporary warcrooms in rear Entrance west 2o'hS'