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, 1889-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENT!

In connection with my Fur and Curiosity Store,
L have added a thorough line of Native Jewelry
and Mineral Goods, Pressed Wild Flower Books,
ETC., which for artistic design and finish cannot he
excelled. These goods are found and manufactured
in Wyoming, making the most suitable gift or me-
mento one can buy, especially if sent East. In MY
Fur and Taxidermist Department [ have a Stock
that will suit the most skeptical. All kinds of DO
nestle and Foreign Furs in Trimmings, Mutfs,
Boas, Robes and Mats. Seal Sacques and Mats a
specially. Cleaning and repairing of Seal and
Beaver Goods neatly done. Deer and Antelope
Heads mounted to order.
, 1889-01-06
A MISSING Husband Turns Up.

MONTREAL, Jan. 5.-A man named
Charest went to California eighteen years
ago to seek a fortune. After some time
news reached his wife that he was dead.
She married again, and her second nus
band was killed by an accident. She then
married a third husband. A short time
since her first husband appeared with
S33, 900 and wished to live with his wife,
but she declines. The case will likely
come before the courts. >
, 1889-01-06
Action of the Council.

At 10 O'Clock the board of trade relin.
pushed the council chamber to the alder
men,. Every member of the body an.
swered to roll call. Immediately upon
convening the council received the ap
pended communication, presented by L.
f. Stable:
, 1889-01-06
But Cheyenne Can't be Beat.

WATERTowN, NY, Jan. $50 warm
and pleasant is the weather OH the St.
Lawrence river that the owners of steam
ers will give excursions from Kingston to
Cape Vincent. The weather is unprece-
denied for this time of wear.
, 1889-01-06
Sullivan Goes to Iornnto

New York, Jan. 5.-This morning
Arthur I. Lumley received a telegram
from John l., Sullivan in which he stated
that he would leave tonight for Toronto
to meet Kilrain to sign papers, for the
proposed fight for the worlds champiou-
ship.
, 1889-01-06

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, allavs
the pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhea- Twenty. five Cents
a bottle.
, 1889-01-06
How Kansas City saw the show.

Jane Hadlng says of Kansas City: "Ze
people are reech. ley sell ground and
kill &c pegs" Right you are, Jane. 1t
is understood that a number of Kansas
City residents sold corner lots and bought
tickets to the Coquelin Hading combina-
ton.
, 1889-01-06

Great slaughter in prices of handsome
laces, for evening dresses at Kellner's.
, 1889-01-06

Surahs, 65 cents; satins, 40 cents;
plushes. rs cents at Kellner's.
, 1889-01-06

Just received, a carload of Ohio apples
and cider. Variety of apples. Greetings,
Northern Spies, Russets and Baldwins.
Best cider in town; call and sample it and
be convinced. Johnston & Bro.
, 1889-01-06

For tine watch repairing.
David Miller, Idelman Block.
, 1889-01-06
TIME TABLE,
UNION PACIFIC MAIN LINE.


UNION PACIFIC MAIN LINE.
WEST BOUND DAILY.I
Arrive. Depart.
No. l, Pacific Express)-....4;f0 p. IN. 500 p. m.
No. 3, East ExpressD...-...-3:45 a. IN. loo a. m.
MAIN LINE.
[EAsr BOUND DARYL -
Arrive. Depart.
No. 2, atlantic Express. .10:l0 a. M. 1920 a. m.
No. 4, Fast Expressl.-LS: p. m. $40 p. IN.
DENVER PACIFIC BRANCH-DAILY.
Leave Denver. Arrive Cheyenne.
No. Sl...-.-.-12:25 p. m. --.-----4:S0 p. m.
No. SoS-....-1216 p. m. --~--.---3:O n. m.
Leave Cheyenne. Arrive Denver.
No. so4...~...... s:35 p. M. ..--..."...l2O a. m.
CHEYENNE d NORTHERN BRANCH.
DAILY ExCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Cheyenne. Arrive Wendover
No. 10l.......-7.00 a. IN. ....------.l2:O p. m.
Leave Wendover. Arrive Cheyenne
No. 102.....--..-l.O p. m. .....-....-. 200 p. m
CHEYENNE BURLINGTON.
Leave Arrive
500 p. m. II45 d, m
THE GOLDEN GATE SPECIAL.
EASTBOUND.
Arrives Mondays $50 pm. Leaves 5:35 d. m
WESTBOUND.
Arrives Wednesdays 1910 pm. Leaves 1o:25 pm
, 1889-01-06

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5.-The shares of
the Electric Sugar Refining company
have fallen to thirty shillings. Warrants
have been issued for the apprehension of
Mrs. Friend and her steptather, w. 4.
Howard, director of the company and who
bad charge of the affairs at the factory in
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
-. .,ey .JrssEY LIQUOR SELLERS.
sr, OVER THE wERrs LIQUOR Law
~ 80 THE LICENSE QUESTION.


N j., June cspeciaD'-The s'a@ IS ccno.
-, nth the latest discovered deiect 0, "a. W.
fEs sun According to the opinion Oh the ia"y VIZ
Ltqa'. - are required under the ACT VI tooO'
rev nes .so.s under the act OF 1888 nave oe nave
vneeh~ Tho saloon keeper. u Is uuo' mus
not @r Who saw the new licenses are not 70
oder S r the old ones have run our Out no
es.ra - ~. ,.,,AJs advice and the formers OPINION
sccegs one he Is open to indictment ana mere
sa' ..,,,,g what punishment may foto"' - '"0
ts q new license fee al cost vi so
sha..--oor Green will not cali an extra $500 -.
S.s,atprs As the license matter s'ahns .. - 80
~ -. aovernor is too good politician io' 40.
80 there Is no telling Whst 'nc
right do. o. -.,or m the political
sn.,ion may become notable l"o r,uo no
~. .a,oop keepers at present IS 70 'AAo ,,h dotnr
&C and ~ they content hemSeH'ee ,,c..,n.o
's.sTn. AZ ali a will make tremendous .,,,,.v
.N ..s,,,s The ant. Albeit Democrats arc 80
- ..,,,rn n, senator Mcpherson 70 HASr W IN
- wba. they shall do. Before me orcs talk 81
,realnees was developed LheJe candidate but
nakhY n more Of that kind OF g9SsiP: 1Ss, 10
,1ts on viii nut q In tralnns ,Iinn no one
vii make a strong fight In hs seems TO be most
doubts. General f. BuIu ~! Is Republican candidate
prominently mentioned d v"
Tor Governor at present Al. Society Of the Army Of
the Potomac AZ Ersns placements have been made by
attention istas 10 help out the hospltaole Essex
me so1SS in their endesvor 10 naNo 'no
,ieasant for tho veterans 49, 1srsev for the s,,nmcr
will find the country noftS oL5s out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
r rrprRr MnSs1ONARIES.

rs.r. Vas a falling out yesterday afternoon among
80 missionaries who hold forth every Sunday
suor, The steps Of the City Hail and at Nassau and
s.U -, Asa rule, they amcably divide the duties
- ,Ss,s two rosrums the female helpers who com
mis-. The choir going from one to the other Formerly
nsrntss 70 preach were granted by the Mayor to any
~. man but lately, Mayor Grant viii only give
,Ssm 10 ordained pastors. The Rev. Leander Scott
s,d Mr. yrsnhln have for a long time been associated
IN tbs work of outdoor preaching, but owing 70 the
Maso s.yn,it and the Rev. Leander scott fearful Of
Me own permit cancelled II he sim held TO his
nss4.ss,ship with Mr. Franklin discover IT. During
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Sunday Tribune contained, besides an cxcep-
tonally full and complete statement Of the latest
news from the scene of the JOhnstown disaster the
usual quota of varied and Interesting special features
Two final letters from North Dakota were printed,
one dated from Jamestown aud one from Bismarck;
other clever sketch Of life In Oklahoma contributed
by stan correspondent: Vienna letter gave an ac-
count OF the present crisis IN Scrvia; T. c. from
Paris on the death OF Queen Of bavaria, and the
Lord Mayor OF Londons visit TO the Exposition about
a dozen new books we're reviewed. and there the
usual amount OF domestic correspondence and of IN
terestng local articles Copies may stll be had at the
Office or by mail Twenty pages price, FIVE cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
one OF tho most striking features OF the present
petroleum situation IS the meageness Of the results
that attending the active Of the drill IN the
oil r,gions. The hunt for fresh supplies appears TO
have become almost mania with producers, and yet
tho which has attended It cannot be called i'm
portant. II T. true that the yield IS recorded In
high ngurrs but the average yield per well has stead
fly diminished for the last three months, and Il makes
u poor comparison with tho averages Of the two pro
vious years at this time. Tho number Of dry holes
struck Is also on The Increase although thcrc Is no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
PRIDE HATH 4 FALL.
rom The Albany Journal

From The Albany Journal.
II was on n north-bound Central Hudson train the
other evening. and the passengers were sleepy. But
one scat in the car vacant, and on Il lay New
York paper which had been left by we'll known
statesman who dropped of at PeekSkL ~ a way
station entered q woman whose COuntenancs betOk
enCd unusual executive ability tempered with mid
variety of unacy which caused her TO carry IA pug
dog She strobe along 10 the vacant scat. % Ing
the pcyspapcr she at assumed that II had been
placed there to indicate that the sea- was pre- empcd
ia like 10 know what right any man has 90 take a
seat this way she exclaimed. aiming the remark at
nobody in particular; I'm show him whats what.
Come Euphemia kissing the chilly nos" Ot the
we'll sit here and see II he drive Us ont Then
She threw tie newspaper across the aisle Kissed
Funhemia again and had Just settled into defiant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
BEARS IN THE CATSKILLS.

From The KINGSTON Freenan,
Several bears have been shot in the Catsklll
Noun tains Greene County during tho past fortnight
and taken alive by George Blakey, OF cats
kin on Wednesday of this week A day or two ago
the tracks OF brin discovered In Robert Kcrr'S
meadow at ScribneF Hollow. Men started in pursuit.
The tracks were easily followed for several miles.
At a place called silver Hollow the hulking form OF
big shaggy brute seen I'm a clump OF bushes.
Al sight OF the hunters the bear turned tail and made
for a distant hillside. William Durham and Adclbrrt
benjamin followed after The former fired several
shots but the bear kept steadily on its way. Bena
min made a sudden detOur aud headed OF the brute
and by this means able TO get better aim lie
hrrd two shots and the bear rolled over dead. Tho
carcass weighed go pounds. One OF It's feet was
badly defOrmod and the limb was considerably
shortened How the bear managed 10 get over the
ground so easily and rapidly mystery TO the hunters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

A MEETING TO OBSERVE "MOTHERS' DAY"
The New-York Peace Union, which has not held
meetings for several years, met at All Souls Church
yesterday afternoon to commemorate Mothers Day"
This observance was begun about tho time Decoration
Day established, to commemorate tho services and
sueriDgs OF the who gave their sons and hus-
bands to the service OF their country. Julia Ward
Howe among the promoters Of tho observance, and
she and Clara Barton expected to take part In
yesterdays services but were detained. The Rev.
Arthur W. Eaton opened tho services and Miss sarah
E. Fuller. president of the NewYOrk Union, explained
the objects OF the meeting. The Rev. Charles II:
made the principal address and Elias Undcrhin
also spoke briefly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

WILL THE WOMAN WHO STRUCK HIM SAVE HIM.
The following significant advertisement was pub
iished yesterday morning:
A LIBERAL reward will be paid for the address OF
<Ahe woman who struck a doormsn OF Grand Central
Depot May 80 DooRMAN, care Of Mendeps package
once,
Mr. Radglnsh, married man with several children,
is the Doorman to whom the advertisement refers
He has been employed at the Grand Central station
for many years and has always been looked upon by
the thousands OF passengers who moet him every usy
as a gentlemanly and lnOfensive man. About IL 10
a. m. on THURSDAY woman OF ordinary appearance,
stepped up TO him at the doorway of the Ncw-Iork
and Ncwllaven Railroad platform, and deliberately
struck him 10 the face. There was nothing striking
about the woman except her actions hence Mr.
Radginsh is unable 10 describe her mlnucly. Tho
disturbance attracted a crowd, and upOu asking her
the cause of the assault she declared that Radginsh
had insultcd her and he at once discharged. Ho
declared that tie woman was surely nislaatr H.
her charge and the advertisement published In
the hope that she will respond and relieve the dis
charged man from what he says Is a gross injustice
q Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

The extent OF Kussiah cOmpefU0n' Is Shown IN the
fact that OF the total imports In 1888 American
OIL contributed 2,543,262 cases and Russia 944,ofS
cases The deliveries at the two ports named sboys for
the first three months of 1889 amounted TO 7I9,4p3
cases or at the rate OF :s7T o65 for the yoar
against 1900 1913 In 1883. ... a.. p, H.ap ss8GaE
There little significance TO the speculation Ia
National Transit certificates last week The dealings
al the Consolidated and at the Stock Exchange were
nearly equal but the united amounts were about tho
same In the previous week, allowing for the
Memorial Day holiday. Prices errstc IN moye-
ments, but tended downward from SO 1-e6s4 34 cents
to So Ia cents, due 10 liquidation OF
speculative long accounts At the Stock Board.
The field report was disappointing 10 the bulls AZ the
end OF the week, but the market rallied cent In sps
Of II. Renewals generally rule from fiat 10 small
premiums showing that the new trading done is
merely the creation cancellation OF phantom con-
tracts uDaccting tho disposition Of the real certit
Gates the LONG. Onts tanfing short interest. Th6
market closed dun but steady. -e-
The range OF prices and the total dealings IN Ma
Onal Transit certificates at the Consolidated stock and
Petroleum Exchange for the last three weeks
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

5s sgs 'sf ' &c., i ssS
suPHEME couRrCRcuIT Art IIIoBsfore oBric7 s 70
5C $50 ssS sss 5aS soas ass $50 $aS SIS
iOt1 1876, J+iS. 3ii9. 1920 zoos, 3073.
Nes io4 2$Ss ig73 = 1913 f65 5ta sssi 2sss 46ig
$3.50 ISs T SsS 4 d lSs IS 2S 1900 s
sURRoGATE's CoURT-Beiors Ransom, S-Wn Of Patrick
suPIhoE coUaroSSRTSSi TGamBeors scdgwIot C j.
Freedman aud TruaI, JJ.Appdals nom orders aud Judg
sTPEG!os coynI E9UIrr TEsM5Adlourned for the term
DsmnTfeTs-Sos 927' $40 ssI 5ss law and iactLSos
$3.50, 37s. Ssi 3s5 $50, 1913
sSsrf Sg g E 21 M is57 SE Ps sS
l2J 1918 1000 see e47 s74 7o9 1891. 1922 1921 1904
sUPERroR CouRr-TRD,L TERn-PARr II.-AdIourned for
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PAnr IIr.-AdIourned for
,svrERioR CoURr-TRiAL TERM-PAgr Iv.-Adournod for
COMMON PrFAs-eExERAL TERM-Adournsd until this m.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcAL TERN-Beforo Van HOesen J.
COMMON PLEGs-EqUrrr TEm-Bcforo Allen. J-calend,r
for June
JC&os AS Vs. 6i2 Iisf 4ss l4i2 a7g iGii, It25
1855 i47 i5ig ISIS 1928 hsQ Gl3 loi ilei 500 i77S
CoNNoS PLEis-THLAL TERM-PAET IL Before paly, l.
Nos 1919 1851 1925 100? iti3 l+5G 5aS iS9s gQ2
ft 1895 079 ili7 iiS0 1883 ll05' 1882 1905, i2Oa,
CRY coUEr-srrcrAL TtRA-BoiOro McAd.m. c. j.
CRY couRr-TRIAL TERM-rAHr I.-BstoTc Holme -
Nos OIL So4 2OS5 800 2lO4, 2O7o, AL $780, 0lO 2OA
chr CoURr-TRiAL TRRm-PARr II-Bctorc Nehrhas, 4;
Nos 22s3, go 2ZsG. 6g3 7i6 SOL Z2s4 $500 2Joi O9o
CRY CouEr-TRIAL TERn-PART III:7BsoIe mellow r. J.
& 81 Is 2SS a a59o LEE a2 2G zo- 'I
CoURi or OYER AND TERMISER-Beorc Patterson. ]. and
COURT oP GFNIESI sEssoSs"P1Rr i"Beiore Cowing. ].
and Assistant DstriCtAttorncy Dawson.-Nos to ID In
COURT or GENERAL sEsToNs-PARr IG-Betore Recorder
sTyih and As,stnt District AttTnSy MARITIME
j. anu Assistant Ulst1ctAttorney f1uSeaId-N0s !" 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
COURT CALEyDARs FOR TO-DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GENEkAL Tern Recess confined.
SUPREME CoUKr-CEANsEEs-B Before Andrews, J.-Motion
calendar at IL a. m.
SUPREME CoURT-SrECIAL TERH-PART I.-Br'ore Ingra.
hAm. JDcnurrrrs Nos 30 Do 3l2 3l9 800 32l, S22.
g2 32a 1928 SIG 327 800 $751; 332 1888 J34 33j,
$3.50 $50 aSs. law and iaoNo' 1893 ii3i l43j, ltbg,
g4a 4J2 l47q 1915 1901 600. 1891, 1892, l2I4 200
i4l6 l4l7 1901, 1898 lhli. ltGo - 49, s2 $50 1872
1855 77O 2s lGl 1890 sci 1870 lA77. 100. 1889 49,
l42s 3lA. ll5T 1929. ln3O 1881
dnr
SuPREuE CoCRr-CRCUtT- PART I-Before lawrence -
Nos u6 1903 34OP 26lS 3tlO. 3lO5. 1853 1881. ISOl
25aS $500 ISIS A7G6 go 3Jtl 1898 3IOO, 5llb 1884,
3T4G 1892 1850 1891 1928, 1922
srPRKNY CouET-CIRCUr-PAK lI.-Bctore Barrett, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

Runs Deliveries deliveries Charters
Total bills. 1871, O67 l0Ol,Is3 5IO4lG 1872 l04
II VIII bc noted that the charters last month have
been almost equal to the production reported. The
refined trade is In healthy shape. and II probable
that the port movement for the year 1880 Will reach
an unprecedented amount Not only Is America IT.
gaining all Of her supremacy in Europe but the Eastern
demand I, excellent. An idea OF the growth Of this
CONSUMPTION in Eastern Asia. where Russian oil has
ndeayOrcd TO establish itself at cheap prices, Is fur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

- PECiAL-
80 wHgone ties. scat nine so Depot surreys,
200 Road Carts. sll prices all kinds Driving
WAGONS and Observation-Disclosures In natural
wood and painted; barge stock Russet Hai,
hesS. RACINE WAGON AND CARRIAGE
CO., corner SprinR.st. and South bth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

Yesterdays service Mr. Franklin frequently interrupted
Mr. Scott IN his harangue, causing a large crowd TO
assemble, and good deal of laughter and some horse
play ensued. One of the women took Mr. SCOTS pacs
and expressed her regret that their former friend was
possessed by the devil" A constable persuaded Mr.
Scott TO adjourn the meeting before any damage was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
AeIn tOdntt0.

WANTED. -0nS manager, two, general.
w i've special agents Tor New fe PIX Il5
states. by the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
LIFE ASSOCIATION; special terms WI
be made 70 tho proper parsons; only thoso
willing N secure personal business need az,
ply. Address Mf. NJ. W. BLQsS Second
Vles- President. or Mr.. n. g. BLOSSl In:
spector OF Agencies. Mutual Reserve Enna
low. EeW.Yokk Gitx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

There Is slight dminuton in the current rate OF
deliveries and TO this rather than TO any serious OK
panSIon Of production VIII be due the fact that the
reduction In net stocks in May Is not likely to more
than reach the figure Of 900 barrels The pipeline
statement reported from May l 20 25 charters to the
3Othl Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

1t VIII Dc seen that there has been an enormous In
crease in field development work since the first Of
tho year. and a heavy rise IN new output Bat while
showing an increase of nearly 200 barrels over April
IN now production, May IS about 200 barrels behind
the figures Of March The dry hole record IS UNI
favorable TO the drllers and the average yield per
well was smaller IN May than It has been since
February.
Compared with previous years the increase In field
work Is startling but the rate Of new production has
only doubled and tho average output of producing
wells has fallen materially. We append table con-
traSng the returns for May and April received by tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
OIL MARKETS.

or CITY June l-NatOna Transit csrascatss ossnsd g
highest. S2Sl lowest Sl7s closed. SZA1 Saies
2G2 900 barrels cearances l60SO 900 barrels charters
barrels shipments 1880 barrels uns $3.50 oarreiA
pirTyBuRa Petroleum dnl National Transit Ger
thraes opened Az s2s closet At So highest s2Ssi low
est, 81.
BRADFORD Penn. June National Transit Certificates
opened at 81; closed s22 highest, s2s lowest elSi
CleannceS $4,000 oblS 4
TrUsVLLE Penn, June l-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened Al S2I highest S2s. lowest 9lTs closed S21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

nished by recent trade report received by arhe on
City Dcrrek.' 1t gives tho Imports and the deliv-
cries of petroleum In OF Kobe and Yokohama tho
two principal ports Of Japan In the last few years.
follows: ., .41 .--~ t.s .eta <5f,tfta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
fonses 90 Get, Furnished


Country.
ID LAINPIEED, ". ITO let from June
4 Is or July l u September U.s. fur
sssnet house In one OF the nnest parts OF the
l.sce shade trees, good dry cellar; rent
nptsfste 70 Desirable tenant Address or
~ upon Mics s. G. KENNY, First
Rss, Plainneld. n. J.
9ouTH SIDE LONG IsLAND.-e0 fur.
~ nlshed cottages 70 rent. Apply 10
rHTEg q PRICE, PatehOgue, L. I.
To RsST, for the summer for $500, an
Z. attfsstiye furnished cottage, II rooms,
sssaxisd AZ C0naiucut. Park. On NRrfagan.
~ BAY: thirty minutes from Newport I;
ahs sbtsr view good bathing and fishing (;
rrnnaeieztlon By steamboat with all points.
- Z: ". GRANGER. Providence. II l.
TIE LEASE, FOR THE SEASON. AT
4 fmnt Pleasant on hanssgusn River,
$3.50 furnished cottage. 10 ro0IslA. de-
st'c9 and furnished for owners use, sail
SO Iss boat tennis court, ample space aud
.sesk. =. WALES, 40 willisnEst.. N. y.
TO RENT beautiful summer residence
- % eoa.t Of Maine six miles nom Port:
~ en way TO Bar lIarbor; a5 ceres Of
s ss Aoc trees good bathing and beating
80 yseht ioS feet long, rowbosts and
1Steuaes; In stablo horses and COW !;
49, completely equipped ready for innes
-, sssSyAney butler, .laundress lor plain
sfssssa ssrdener on place; these as well
WYE Adafess BOX Isle. Portland, Nc.
IL al REM; In Northampton, Msss.,
~. 81 ssntfe o. city, on high ground. com
Ii ss.ss barn, the grounds and first class
1auffs 4 ,66n 3 80 Fer further particulars
on Msss vIiFER WALkER Sorthamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

P>J NWhSi Va pANAA
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
EoB SALE. IN BROOKLYN. Two T.
Il story double tenSmcnt hOuseS. 30NGO dot
100, al improvements price. ell 900 .
f-siofy double tenement brick KtJFchOu -es.
ir sirdin2 corner; price ga. 500. @ new g.
story double tnenent corner stOrehCuSeS
2bx3l, Dot 100, all improyements prices
"a, 600. upward suitable business 3.
stry double tenement Storehouse, suitable
Tor saloon. 25xS5 (lo4 III feet deem price
$500. 10 S-s.ory double tenement Drl.
late houses. with ore or two stores b5x
% dot 1901; price $1,000. . S.stOTy rat
houses. 20x55 dot i00i. with ali the Iatest
improvements price 90, 500. 2 o.stOry
ard basement houses. 20x40 lot Loo mice
"a 600; ell improvements 2 2.sioTy nat
houses, suitable for Two faHllles, ali itr~
ptoycncnts, 22A46 dot 100; prics al 500
All these properties are within 10 mipute.
from al ferries and 30 minutes from the
brooklyn Bridge. Ihquire OF CUAIJ, ES
L0EFFLER. 9o2 and eO4 Broad Say, opIo.
cite wali-st, Brooklyn.
DOR SALE.-Fine detached houses, 81
n MsrkSaye. beautiful and healthy
beiehbOrhood convenient 10 FultOn-St. 4
losd ample grounds; fine shade trees: sIso
bTstclsss houses. without extra grounds
and several choice building slten, on same
street ard vicinity. G. J. SANDS, LOO
Fuiton-st., near Bedford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

Total, bills 20f, 900 544e,00o 3o59,ooo
The refined market remained strong az the al
of the previous week, closing at 600 cents
per gallon in New-York and $50 cents In PhIlsdel-
phla and Baltimore.