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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15

Mrs. s X Carter rV,urpei Saturday
srom a vlsit % several veek. % Bangor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15

Hon. Gsorx- ID Bi.bee. state Bsnk IN.
.minsr. sss a. Paris last Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
C.rdaf Th.nk..

$50 dozens Browns Instant Relief
wsre sold at retail In Norway. where II IL
best known, In one year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15

AniL Joses. o. Bae1nsld. was a Psri.
l,.i Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15

Stanley Biso~s OF BSeansld vas At Paris
lasi sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
-,o,-,vc , SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

Sanford q. Plumb OF Ne~-UWecht' mas Drought
eu'"' ., that town Plumb's claim IS for
~ which he says that he gave 10 Cropsey after
So. election as Commissioner, to instruct him In
.r,ons English branches and lit him for the important
duties OF his Office. 49,.
THE nartculas as he sets them forth are that the
course OF instruction began IN November 1857 On
almost every evening for soVera hours al |rOpSey
80 ia hard tbs datsndant recite in grammar, aItth-
,a,,o algebra composition aud rhetoric. Applications
tnT posltfonS made TO tho CommSsioner and The
,rItten examinations vsre submitted oy Sropscy
obtectsd that the bill presented no dates and he
SSSIared that DO suoh Servoes As Plumb claims were
aver rendered b him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
UNDERWEAR.
SOME BARGAINS.

In every way the stores Underwear
Department is interesting it is inter
estipg more especially at this moment
becanse of it's superb assortment OF
new summer lines in fine Cambria,
silk Muslin, Swiss and Nainsook Out
fits for Ladies, Misses and Children. 1t
will he additionally interesting Mon
dav because of these few sterling bar
gains that will be placed on sale.
40 dozen Lawn sscques, Csc. to 81 10 QUALITY, 6
~ 5ozen Lawn Sacques, 81 % 10 81 % qualify
fOP -'''''
En 6o,sn Mmsiin skirts trimmed with embroidery,
81 doz SpSGc Corset Covers trimmed with lace and
emoroloery' Wv Jjnderclothing-sscond door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
PROFITABLE STORE
NEWS.

Monday the Quartered price sale OF
French flowers, in montureS and
wreaths, will continue.
Our National flower-which shall it be,
the May Flower or the Golden Rod p
an exquisite booklet of l.. Prang &
Co., of Boston, with illustrations Of the
two favorite flowers, with suitable
poems of each, on sale in the Book
Department, pc. Each purchaser OF
one is entitled to a vote, and is sup
piled with card for that purpose.
The store is the only officially ap-
pointed polling-pIace in Brooklyn.
The White Mountain Triple Motion
Ice Cream Frcczcrs in the basement
are making great many friends.
Families can make cream or ices
more economically and more speedily
than ever before, and more safely to
the health, because the machine is
made of pure solid block tin, which alb
solutely prccludes the possibility of
harmful corrosive deposits. s sizes.
You're invited to take plate of cream
next week, in order to practically test
their work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
LADIES
WRAPPERS TO GO.

100 White Lawn Wrappers, Mother hn53s n
Tyerv lady ought to readily see that this is 50
great q bargain that the price marked couldn't
nav for the lawn OF which the wrappers are MADE.
500 Calico Wrappers in new patterns frhorsS
shape csc: repriced from -.
500 Chalhe Wrappers, in light colors, Mother
Hubbard 'front.' Princess back, si25; rePrIc eI
POO 200 Figured lawn Wrappers, unlaundered, inst
the thing for hot weather. desirable style sl'Se
600 Ladies Jersey Blouse Waists, in oil desir.
SI;Idron,s 'osc remiced from 81 SO
Cninrens VOC repf''O1 w wfappers-secOnd aoOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
4 RUPFuy oLUBBED INTO SUBMISSION.

william Larghn. OF No. l4s Fnhave. was ar
rested on Friday night on warrant sworn out in
Justice Washs court by Thomas Buckley, who nc
cused Langhlln Of stealing a wagon. Several days
ago the prisoner hired horse and wagon at Mr..
Buckey's Commercial Boarding stables I'm Clermont
ave and I'm the evening sent the horse back by a
strange young man. he keeping the wagon which was
worth ESQ The warrant given 10 Detectives
Currrn and Reynolds to serve. On Friday night
they learned that he IN The cigar stor, Of Mrs
Louisa Anderson, at NO. l4l A, FihhaVe', the woman
uho recently had policeman dismissed from the
torre for falling to arrest man, who, she alleged,
had attempted to assault her. There was crowd
fr the Mace and the detectives saw Laughlln work
~. gr,irer Later he and four other men left the
Mace and we're followed by the officers. At Douglas
~ and fifth. ave Langhlin was arrested. lie 10
~ Ned M sec the warrant and under gas lamp nre
a. 10 pieces and assaulted Reynolds. lie said g
,,TonId % along with Currah. but not with Reynolds
and almost Immediately struck the latter In the are
I'D threatened 10 shoot him. Policeman steiiDoll
Ssn annsaTed aud knocked the prisoner on tho head
with III club There was 40 trouble aiter mar:
Jusiico Walsh committed him 10 Raymond euce'
JsjI. Laughlin has bad record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
NEWS From TIRE ARAORIES.

PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS FnR TIE 18TH RFG1
MENT-EIECTTIONs AND PROMOTIONS.
The 18th Regiment had some extremely practical
instruction I'm deinuEvc tactics on Thursday night
4 main body was stationed AZ Crcodnoor. An
Imaginary enemy was advancing along Long Island
thu Fast and the main body was protected by
imaginary reserves which wcro supported by dc.
taohmentS stationed NJ East Roomway, Rockville
Centre, Hampstead. East HI4s ton and Roslyn. Each
Of these detAoh1noEts olnslStrd Of company.
They arrived upon the OF acton carly in tho
evening and wont into bivouAc. Sanires and pIckrts
sent out and thorough camp discipline was
maintained. Tho troops CARVED ono day rAt!onf
and sooompanIsd by detachment from the
second Brigade signal Cops. At midnight The out
posts and pjCketS cald IN and each camp became
quiet, every but small guard having retired.
Inridrntally great deal Of nun had ~ some u
the mon whom not On actual duty About sunrise
on Friday tAo rovrals sDunLci, breakfast vas
eaten and the supporting companies vent 10 Crocdmo0r
where the main body under CODncl Austen JOINED
and tho day spent In rife pracucc. III" OhiCors If
the regiment highly pleased with tc way IN
which tho programme was Carrtod ont. After the
Wight in camp tho tOOps marched from four Ia eleven
miles. according 10 where they had been siatpned,
TO the rife range, ana arrived there fright and fresh
At the appointed tine. some fcsr bad been felt tAat
the duties Of the previous night might hAyo bad
efoct upon the moH whom they came to practice, but
this not the case. A good average main
tainei throughout the command.
At their meeting next Thursday evening The oflce-s
OF the 18th will finally decide whero tho regiment
Wiz go this SIMMER. Tho feeling among tie mem.
bcS Is that the Invitation Of The city Of Cleveland
should be accepted and II probably viii b.. II It IS
decided 10 ~ TO Toronto, has been suggested tho
trp wiz be prolonged one day.
Company {, l4tl Regiment will meet tomorrow
night for The purpose Of oSrrnE a captain succeed
Benjamin g. Sieen, recently elected major OF The rcgi
mont second Lieutenant Gilbert Lloyd Will probably
secure the ONCE. On the 2+th the company VIII
elect a secITd He'Itonant II " said that a
missOned officer OF the s7th will Do chosen.
The 33d CONTINUES 10 gain recruits IN a surprisingly
rapid manner
A. meeung on Monday Company X, 47th Req.
mont promoted By a unanimous vote First Sergeant
Robert II. smhh. 70 b. first lieutenant ard Second
Sergeant Joseph Hart 10 be second lieutenant Iheeo
selections considered 10 he extremely good
Colonel Austen has made public a letter received
from Authenticated Porter, granting tho l3th
rgimsnt peTmis5iOn 70 leave the State this summer
for their proposed outing In the West As soon the
route the regiment Will take is decided upon. the al
thOritics Of the several States through which they
propose pass viii be asked for the necessary per
mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
sEwYoRK SUNDAY,

at &C., 23c SOC. and $50; were 35c. 70 SOC
90 pieces extra fine domestic Satines, the 25e:
Kind for 10
80 pieces Sea Island Pongec in all coors this cot
ton fabric has the appearance Of the Silk POngcc,
is perfectly fast, 30 inches wide. and only l5c.
yard
Robes left; each robe contains yards OF fine ging-
ham. yards plain and 6 OF plaid, stripe or check
they were made up 20 sell at Sl.75: our price SID
IS pieces Domestic Ginghams, ~ l-2c. quality;
for &c
100 pieces Domestic Ginghoms, Csc. quality,
Chalic Bcirp, dark coors. oc quality, for 8 40
ChallieS light colors Oc quality for l-2c
Wash Goods-main hEe. rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
BELOW
FOLLOWS A LIST.

Below follows a list of the things to be
added to the sale Monday. By way Of
a side hint we'd remind you that there's
money to be saved in goods other than
Summer goods at this sale; we're go
ing to build gSajn shortly "a 5-stOry
and double baAeIAent building 100xll5
in width and depth), so, heaps and
quantities of aIl-the-year-round staple
goods must needs be sold off at this
sale at decided loss so as to allow for
the convenient transposition of depart
ments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.
POINTS OF INTEREST IN VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE CITY.

James II. FULLY and James Hughes. both employees IN
n. pcncntlary ar, seeking for the post Of Warden 70
.uccccd John Green. whose resignation goes INTO
eject the end Of this month.
Mrs Fannie F. Macmillan Is seeking limited Nv
vorce on tho ground Of crIol and inhuman urstmen,
y, m. part Of her husband, Charles T. hacMHan' OF
10 $50 EroSiway.
Tho orcninc Of tic now Fifth Avenue Elevated Rail
oad n Third st. was postponed yesterday until July l.
, rccpron will be given BY tho art department OF
the Adclpti Academy on Monday evening anu III"
commencement exercises Of the school VIII be h"d On
v.,,rc.,,,v evening f. the Clinton Avenue Consr'ga
tiOusl ChuTA.
Tho commencement exercises Of the Polytechnic In
sttute will be held IN ~" !NS'n'I u '"7'' va
wednesday evening".
~. o,d Tor statno to the late Ovastes A. Brown
son. 10 be erected in Prospect Park now amounts "
s., O6l 40.
Timothy /. woodruff. one of the Kings County deio-
u,,c m rho Chicago Convention last year, sailed tor
TrrorA ve.trriav lie will be gore shout SIX WeeNS
Mr. WoodrlfY is a nephew OF Franklin Woodruff prcs'
ten, of the Republican General Committee
robn CravIn. OF No III Troy.ave.. has had tIorie
r.,n,s ~ No 800 Fuitonst., cOored GIRL arIcS'eu
for an attempt to backmail him. she "'o'e "'U
letter accusing him OF wronglng her. ana nreS'ou,s
20 tail hts wife unless he gave her some money. no
denleS h u,atiOD. Inc XII Oi''''NN
c.n,ly can't 20 the PenitentIary.
The price Of ice at Wholesale has been So'Sn''u
from 81 so to 81 a ton.
The trial OF Martin D. Tyrrell upon an mo" 'In'".
charging him with keeping dsorderY mousse al Wv,
Grand HOTEL in Clntoust, Is set down LOT tono''o"
in the Court Of Sessions.
Jane Carroll pretty girl twenty'onH Ses,, ta
u.s .rrs,yped before Justice Goett!ng yesterday icr
,Dto,,caton She had been committed To 81
Wosr,tsI the day before but had escaped rom .po
,r.t',,lon in her night gown, and returning 20 nsr
rno,hsr,s home stole her sisters clothing and %
rbo Justice sent her TO Jail for ten days
More than 10000 children OF the Brooklyn 1uNe'o
romro,apre Union of Kings County assembled al ,'o
o,apce 10 Prospect Park, near the fountain SeSloS'
o,nn,,,g II was tho first annual rally OF the Union
m. children marched TO the Park pehH srouuu'
,,herc the time was passed until the appioa'h'ns
nv,, cased them 10 return to their sunday schools
,,%ore Refreshments were prepared Ihey "ero
,r,od in four divisions, and were talked 10 OE 'ho
In' mr. prasln. tho Rev r. r. Frost. the Rev.
pty,roton d. Lord and j. n. stearnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
END OF
SOME DRESS STUFFS.

500 pieces pure 75c. Mohair Brilhantine, in plain
colors fancy stripes, with open-work effects
These goods are durable, cool and most stylish OF
all the summer fabrics By far the greatest value
we have offered this season, The styles posi-
lively are confined to this store and cannot be
found outside. The price 29c, per yard
1870 pieces Mountain Suitings pure wool, new
est styles, in stripes and neat designs, the soc
100 pieces French Chslhes, IN best styles, the
soc. quality for 800
The balance Of our high priced combination suit;
lngs, in full range Of novel effects, 10 be closed
out at exactly half their present ticket prices
" Dress GOods-left. centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
DEATH OF ANOTHER VICTIM, OF 4 sToRx

-IEIIH OF ANVIHIlH FIJIIhE OF A NIUHA
Another victim has been added TO tho list Of those
killed by the storm OF Tuesday afternoon. by the
fall Of an unfinished house at Cooper and Evergreen
ayes. SIX persons buried In The ruins, two Of
whom, Henry Doscher, age ton and Frank Mastemo,
man, wero killed outright One OF those seriously
injured was Willie D9sGber, age eight brother Of
his home opposite the place where be was fatally In
jured. The now building belonged 10 his father.
Jobn Doscher who expected 10 occupy the upper
" IL " completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS.

Extra good Brooms, green corn, with 3 Rows Sew
ing, cheap at 3Oc., for :: l5c
Window Brushes, with heavy handle, worth SOC.
for ESQ
Full size Rattan Furniture Beatcrs . DC
Good Gas Stoves at 0Oc
Straw Mating really good, at S5.4s per roll
Adjustable Window Screens, the best made hard
wood frames fit any window 33c
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers are the best
and price lower than any other good freczcrs
made
Basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

new chapel Of the Lewis Avenue CongreGatlo n ION;
Thrrcb 70 he built at a cost OF 100000. at Lewis
ave and Madison-st. ,-, ...-,,o,,.
Of the plymouth League. 49,. .,.,ui,,o
DR. Thomas l. Poulson will bc=in this evening
series OF four special discourSeS IN the NoStfanu
SVenme Ncthodist Episcopal Church, the subjects
81 which viii be The Devil " The Judgment
Heaven and Hell,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
STRONG
SILK EXTRAS.

20 pieces Black All Silk FsilIe Francaise' si az.
IA ndecss All Silk Colored FGlle Francsise. all new
shades 81 rs quality for 10 40
40 pieces Real India Silk. in eight different DC
stgps including all the newest cohOrngS, our own
81 Quality. for =; &c;
mo short lengths OF Figured Surah and Figured
India SILK running from yards 70 - yards long,
81 and sl.25 grades Of our best Goo"S' 10 6c
~ S.kr-eft. oontTe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
LINEN.

35 pieces Of se-inch Blcsched Table Damask, that
has been selling at s5c., TO be 60c. yard.
5-S Napkins TO match. 10 be $50 Dozen =
$50 patterns Damask Table Cloths, hIze 2&Z -
BEDSPREADS-75 Crochet Bedspreads. full siI',
slightly soiled, at ooe
65 fullsize Msrseilles Bedspreads 10 be SLID
cases Of extra fine French Marseilles Bedspreads
to be $3.50 each.
LinAns-hght, centre. -.
BedDreads-front basement leI''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
, crup,y ooyoEnr IN THE PARK.

Tbc first Sunday afternoon concert ever given In
Prospect Park will be heard this afternoon ana VII,
puoat performance By Innes's Band and several
s,no.s tor the Johnstown sufferers. new band
800 has been erected on the peninsula between the
,srorsrv bridge and the well. and the seats Will be
iE0rppsed Nv ropes, and fec OF % cents VIII enu'e
nsnonn "a mass within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
LEONARD MOODY, REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

HOCSE-GREAT BARGAIN IN PART OF
BROOKLYN WHERE PROPERTY is GAINING IN
VALUE EVERY DAY. 2STORY BASEMENT AND
CELLAR FRAME FILLED IN WITH BRICK, TASK
4lxlOo Il ROOMS EVERY IMPROVEMENT; PRICE
ONLY a. 700 CALL FOR PERMITS. GO. AT MY
OFFICES 20 COURr-ST.. PHENIX BUILDING. AND
ora NJ A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
REMARKED
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

french . csc.
RPmQFlSe6 u -
an Vol henrietta Cloth As inches wide, the 81 20
quality remarked TO = ~
English Brilliantine, best make, SO inches VICE
the 81 quality remarked 70 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
LEONARD MOODY, REAL ESTATE
FOR, SALE.

HoUSES-A GREAT BARGAIN TO QUICK PUR-
CHASER; TWO 4.STORi DOUBLE BRICK ELATsS
SIZE EACH o5xGOxlOO: AL OCCUPIED By Ex-
CFLLENT TENANTS; OWNER MUST HAVE SOME
CASH CALL FOR PRINTS AID SUBMIT AN
OFFER At 90 COURTSr, PHENIX SCnDINd.
r,rtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
LEONARD MOODY, REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE. HOUSE.

WILL BE SOLD AT VERY Low PRICE TO CLOSE
AN ESTATE. 3-sToRY AND FRENCH ROOF BRICK.
25xoSxIOO WITH 2-SToRY EXTENSION. 30 f. 10
ROOMS, ALL IMPROVEMENTS. GET PERMIT, Elk.
ANIME AND SUBMIT AN oFFER. At 20 COURT
ST PHENIX BUILDING, AND 278 FIATBUSHAVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
ABOUT
! PRICE HOSIERY.

Cbildren's Black Cotton Ribbed Stockings with
split soles, value 35c. the price =. lOc
Children's absolutely Fast-Black Ribbed Cotton
Stockings, value 45c. pair; the price Z'e pair
quality, value SOC. price will be ! &c. instead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
WHITE GOODS.

5000 Yards more Of the zoe. quality Fancy Plaid
-.
Also 5000 yards Of the 25c. quality, Fancy Stripe
and IHad Lawns and Nainsooks, 70 pc. DC
800 pieces of the best quality Of Outing Cloths,
in Plain Plaids and Stripes, at. LEO
WhiCo GoOds-rght centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
LADIES'
CHATELAINE BAGS.

600 Vienna Undressed>Calf or Suede Leather Chat
elaine Bags; deep, fancy oxidized frame. mcK IKE
ham and belt hook: all leather lined: frame NV
eted to leather to avoid pulling out, The 300 70
be run of as g. Sc nsaton for 95e. each: ,u,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
BROOKLYN f)ropertp for Sale.
FOR SALE.

HOUSE IN EXCELLENT LOCATION. NEAR 9TH
AVE. on ONE OF THE FINEST STREETS ON THU
PROSPECT PARK SLOPE; VERY LITTLE CASH
REQUIRED; MORTC AGE CAN REMAIN AT PER
CENT; A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
FIRSTCLAss RESIDFNCE AT A Low FIGURH'
GROUND 33NfO0; GOOD LAWN; HOUSE 2lr<s;
SSTORY AND BASEMENT. SWELL FRONT BROWN
STONE WITH 2-STORY AND BASEMENT EXTRH-
SION; Is ROOMS ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS;
IN FIRST.CLASS ORDER FOR FURTHER PAR
TICULARS AND PERMIT APPLY AT 20 CoURTST-.
II MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Another question In relation TO the Bndse winch
has been brought prominence in tho last few days
n the protection Of human hfe when horses run a~ay
ava dash out into the street at either erd The sad
death of Mrs Ellison teaches lesson that QUAINT 10
yeeeye earnest attention from the Bridge autoorueS
Heavy gates are placed at the enni Of tho road"ays
ana NJ co,rse II these are closed runaway horse or
tam n brought TO a standstlll. In the recent case
there was not time get the gate closed, either De-
cause Il was too heavy, because The runaway was
not sssn in time. The grade Is steep ana When
horse gets beyond control for any reason he is oouho
10 attain high rate of speed. Sometimes there is an
opportunity for teephoning from the to"erS .he Sos
nat horse is running away, and so to get the gaze
cIoSed in tine But there are frequent cases "neh
ss f. out Of the question and when everything must
depend upon the vigilance al qusnAness Of tn "Soh
NAN who has the gate in charge II Is 40 open qoes
Ron whether proper precautions were taken "hen 'e
,..I accident referred 70 took place. The removal OF
the policeman duty at the gate N another posi-
seems in the nature Of plea Of carelessneSs' 'es
NJ he tsussees' responsibility in the courts woulo
aouosssss be good thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
Nf(H5lER AND
"OK6RAfAN.
THE RADIANCE
SALE OF SUMNER
GOODS STILL AFLOAT.

The radiance sale of distinctly Summer
articles, garments and goods, begun
Monday last, will continue next week
nearly every department in the store
offers up something at a sacrifice.
Families have been here by the hun
dred picking ont and collecting their
supplies for cottage, hotel and personal
trappings for country and seaside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
LEONARD MOODY, REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE,

HOUSE IN FINE LOCATION, NEAR ELEVATED
r. r. STATION AND PROSPECT PARK;
STORY AND BASEMENT BROwNsTONE; SIZE 2ox
55NlOO; Il ROOMS; ALL IMPROVEMENTS; IN PER
FEET ORDER; ALSO CARPETS, hIRRoRS ao.i
OWNER Is OBLIGED TO GO 10 EUROPE; CAN BE
PURCHASED VERY LOW; WORTH CONSIDERING.
APPLY At 30 COURT.ST., PHENIX BUILDING, AND
90 Urn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

There are a GOOD many Brookly whites who are con
vhtsa too. that they are entitled to better facilities
ne nstter OF travelling 10 Coney Island and Staten
iaasd mean OF course, 10 Cnney Island by boat.
shkh y tn many respects the most comfortable way
gong AT present 1t is a raihcr awkward thing
70 90 asisss happens 10 live near one OF the car
hnes fuaning 10 South Ferry. That ferry brings
yos Gloss 70 the Staten Island Ferry, but not quite
70 near NE Iron Steamboats,. From the Bridge tho
way % % Is 70 take Broadway after crossing
as olg hsh Park Now, the question people are
snd nsy have asked II more or less 10 previous
ss4ss-ss, wht would 70 rot pay the Iron Steamboat
npany ana the Staten Island Ferry people to mako
csils In Brooklyn-at least four or five times
10 highly probable that considerable NAM
~ lssenssrs would be picked UP in this way. and
y. BUSINESS veaA be almost certain to increase IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

am glad to see attention directed to the incon-
y.nsnce caused to Brooklyn passengers on the Long
Island Railroad by the necessity of changing cars at
jamaica This Is required In all cases, whether you
are sons beyond Jamaica on the main line, on the
nepss,k division TO Glen Cove or to Far Rockawsy.
Il * a serious drawback to Long Island both 10 the
ssou,e asing there who wish to come 10 Brooklyn to
sAss OF on other business and to Brooklynites who
vta b summer at the numerous attractive places
On NE ,sand. cit takes an hour to 60 10 Far Rock
svsy.s I heard lady who has taken cottage for
DE summer in that neighborhood say the other day
but It wouldn't IL wasn't for changing cars at
5snsscas The average passenger is wholly unable
10 zee why the trains made up at Flstbush-sve can
rot be composed of one for the main line, for
the southern road, one for Rockaway, ETC., so that
when he Is comfortably seated he viii not have to be
scated out at the end Of half an hour, forced TO walt
I've or ten minutes, and then bundled into train
Already well filed. Brooklyn deserves better treat
Rent at the hanas Of the Long Island Railroad Com
pauy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

tn. first free Sunday concert is to take place In
p,osnect park next Sunday. the Aldermen at their
last meeting having provided the money necessary for
he purpose. Today there is to be concert In
the Park for the benefit of the Johnstown
sussrers 1t IL expected that the seats provided
for 10000 persons will all be occupied If the day Is
pleasant, and that good many besides VIII stand
The sxnertment of Sunday concerts viii be watched
n,ih GOOD deal of interest by several classes Of
r,t,rens There are some who denounce tho plan as
no. in harmony with proper conception OF sunday
hut the moro prevalent sentiment appears to favor
the concerts as a pleasant relaxation and as tending
10 attract peopeto the park sunday afternoon who
might Otherwise employ their time TO much worse
advantage.