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New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
EEcnRnrp MoErGAGEs.

Anana Mor,' aud s, to n; j, gaoo IT. D|" ,tsry S.y
HIoSn Michael and elc g ,o Michael Mccormch >
nroor, u-t,. d H. H. Thoma, y Mason and another
Trustee etc. II 'iih-'i oi Ma'''o''a''' '''''
Ggytin Danid D. to John Kre'' Brewing Co. io5
Dsy, James aGG wc rhnp Gcrnan. lot 30 SO 80
map Of 'opc{ {, q taSa5a Ss v, ,a w. }s'' x r@
cists o. M.4soa-e}e ysAr' g. Sr.s ;s s3ss;c
faT% Of r",6 ,6s I."I to tSc Mutual Life A.uancc
Co. 5'ss ,. OF to dom ss II I'd ae - 600 unayc of
Gun rednhdiS LS,i aud sif. to Samuel Kcmpncr,
Trdchola. levi Il al to I'atCra n?'ma'h. No 2'l
Grimm. kieari TO carl "o'r"i". 40 4s2 East lS'h'''
ave. ,'S'sG n Of Iisd-., yea. ,ie5oo. .,o ooo
7has aae to sas6 fG"G T. T. E 70 .,hei f' "p
% USpr,, Rathsrinc M and husband ., GrcnYlo l. Win
tlrop 80 u W.: 5s4st year, 10 900.
'SI%,2n OF FafSy" (o.Dl. n o, s5,t yar, s.oo,o
r%s S to Ea Nm 70 Dc oIa FY Il Ea s%~ prop d }a }aa 'O9S
CO. h":"S & R,a' R '%e 20 ~ :: 'Fr .E1!s,o 5" In,
Fofdl.aui Paco aud Grlnd-a'c. yrars q mcitsaae'l
p,!sr hyy '%"5; Of Moti,s %a T"s y, @ ) 600 u
''' Manson sacsif 70 jacob Newman, 9ou,-st, W
'"ii1Egt SAN t. Ed~ard Tipping property year.
aspes M,ry and h9,oand t,,v to wa% u H. ncylc't
Ccntrr TOrlu gave iSiuI-~L, s YEAR, ~, ,'OO
The Manhattan Brass ca. D. The Emigrant industrial
savings Bank v l-t-ayc. .sth-St year, $50 600.
Miller Mary T. aud nush,nd 10 Edward r steer.
" kelly and lG7th months. Gl1po 49,
ingiGa,ave aajonhs lot 49, map Of belmont years
Mcxnct. Erhari aud wife. to German Savings Bank
Md;s% 555Sw William of say + To- Msrs ET rSSccn rtGUS cor
Lawrence and EDWARD 80. ! ycat. 5000
Mccormick, Martin and wife, 10 Mary i Brecse and
ano Q lIe-tr and hldiid2c Is. ycsrs. 10000
Morris, Solomon To Marcus kDsrh ana ano, no 10
Henry-st insalments. 1000.
O'tiOInun Linda. u Ahna ADAMS and ano. tXtriN.
etc w Woodrun-avc lot b. Map Eairnont and Upper
Morrsaula. years. $4,000. , go.
Rctigan. Mary a to Sophia Mshrette : S3dst, =
Of 10th ave, years. tl2.oDp.
Holcrts. Austin and Others 20 samuel Valentines cor
Sanunet hfTip. Frederic Mdd'brook. 36th.st e
Sth.aVe / year, $500.
Smith. Jool IL and wife. to William r. Hockey. 5
same 70 tho McIlwee Manufacturing Co. 120th-
ST. 7th.sve months f2t,I1O.
SchleslnRer Abraham aud "ne. To August Nahln No
20 Lewis-st. | year. ~, 600.
fimann Charles 10 Augusta Sterens. No o Chrys,ie.
At lot 43G map Of property Of James Deanccy months
$4,000
whitehead Aaron T., IN the Mutual Life Insurance
ComDanv g 1Oth-aVc. u i37th-st | year. 100 900
WINS Charles l. Thcka Robe and =
1Oth.avc n slth-st. year, 100000
zimmerman. Moses ana wife 10 the w Trust Com
panv u IIouston-st. Avenue G. years sis OOO
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
Ncw-York, Thursday, June 5.
The following sales were held at tn

Now 1orK, IhIIIsuay JUHc %
The following sales held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day
sstory house with lot No 157 East 3Oth-st = o'
I'd ave lot oOAGS.7 B l. Kcnn' lily, SloUZo 49,. .. q.
10 St Nichoas-aNt II Oi l5IsJ-SL, aOo"' -"-'
100 each Anna B LoriHG Sol, 100. =, :, ,-,,..tnoo.
' lots sdlGIin above 2oXl00 each; B SchleshRer'
$3.50. 49, .,, , ooo o . a, 1o,b.ave osx 100 D
each; Patrick Fox, tl6.l . . ..- -, 80, ., II oy
/ plot nf land on Avenue A. II cor OF '-u's'' '''-
10 Jo, of land on Avenue H. n 72d-st, G44Noo;
w MOT Of and on Avenue II. + cor 72dst, 7ooNVo
SOM lo a. = 7d.st % # OF Avenue b. 23x0i' ea"h
Thomas Monaghan, -, zoo. ,,,,,,,u,.
hridrc N y 25xI2j each Tnager, s1eo' oo o,. AGA
Sac Of buildings, with lots, Nos l'I'o 10 i'i'o ''"''
WA, adjourned sine die.
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MILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.

reference book in pamphlet form. devoted heartily
Of dsifymcn and the producers OF milk
ana cream for sale in The large sines The systems
syracuse Lonton. and othsr cities. are fully descrocd
slso laws relating TO sale Of milk proceedings Of recent
conventions IN and NewYork statistics Of the bu
etc etc etc. Farmers wing IN counties adjacent
10 all great Interested published Wy Inc
New. Tribune Prcc Dc. a COPY.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
RAILROADS..
DE N N MA
i RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER NAY II. 1890.
stations ioo' u DesUro'ses aud Certlants
rse.., sS" Is. iAsT LINE for the West Pullman
Sleeping a rs0s 80 Cars s chensc sSes CO S5eSe19d
s. g' Haven a. neat and ok enoSS except s.Sai% d
1906 os !sSl efify' SSih'S%ett$ cmIcAeo LIN
.I%s1 sPn. Rs%g ss: ssss5s
@ %.s SsyS saJ
lighted by statoasfy ans Epyabe ssetrc ilsG" as tHs
aaS Il sf.:AS1 AS6 SeiS6ISSSf
. s. LSS = fEgssS cSa%Sns and
snna II Is i5' % Chicago 90 p m, s. LSs: Si;
s1sF# %sEarsS ESrsEss 8; q ss sss
caeSeat a%a @eRd Gns
sS6o a. p & "S seco%d mcn6s Connects for ccv@elani @
500 od fc'aI F. MPsciac u Expres Pullman vesbue Buas
seps s G r e SsS b Mn
M CcyGand GSS Connects 70 nsSs nT , Pf SgS s, @
cr e CORY Eis he OIL REGIONS Cleveland and coamc.
n.LTIMORE. Ih1 moi, WXsHrNGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited EAlress Of Pun@tn r9iy tSIlor Ga
s.y 5G D. eHsep' % and siHec lS Lrc G S
TsssT R"%S car 5HpP At saS 3d. 500 aIIsa d gs5a%Eisn
@ SaS dnS So Ic p m sgn$ay and Sso % sSSS
Sapsse aPs gSG P and % Ohio an" 'S q
DINING Car ana COtcne, tlrOuEH' o.VV " ~ ee.t'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 200 p m tlhrough Bufet Parlos
Car and Day Coach week days. connects Tor Browns
Mills For Cape NAV. 90 p. m. weekdays.
For Old Point and Norfolk. via NewYork. philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad 90 O. m daily except Sunday and
8 90 p m daily Baltimore and Bay Line. . ID
D. m. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave as follows ,, ,,,, -
. 30. 10 Chicago Limited. WITH
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited, aud II %
sM y 20 90 2;do oo Soo 8 80 80 = o. ~ 20
ACCOMMODATION. ii 10 M, 40, and 90 p: Sun:
10 a. m. ? 90; 90; = 80: 90, 80. s 90 and %
The a. NeW.York transfer Company viii call for anl
check baggage from hotels ard residences.
For Timetables ~ local trains apply 20 ticke1
ago"t q Cowrany.
CUAS. T.. PTGU. J. i. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
CENTENNIAL IN NEW.YORK

The only In prat OF the Centennial OF the
Lnaueurtion OF washinron as hrst President Of the
Depew. Cleveland nm aud others and Bishop Potter
famous sermon Win other interesting matters pages
tsinine also history the "Sons Of Revolution"
Published by Tho Tribune. Price, 2Sc. . copy.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and I'D ST.. New York.

-
Tue ONLY RAILROAD STATION X THE Crrr.
TRAINS LEAVE AS fOLLONo .,., A..
800 A. W.. ,n'(AuO NLSIlBCL.. IANAALD
at Chicago . 80 a. IA. tNt day. Ann
1929 4. -SOCTIIWESi EEN YESTiBULf LIME
ED-due Cincinnati %, Indianapolis ~ 'SV d I-'
1850 A. M,-wESTERH DAY EXrREss- daily cxesps
suniays Train lesHa. on SATURDAY coe' Ho' 'ua
40 T. M.ENOkrH SHORE VEsTIBULS United
Doc Detroit ~ J.41 a. nl Chi.io 20 b. "'' "'''
600 II. M.-FAST WESTERN EXPREsS-Due Chicago
o.l5 r. M.-TXsr 81 Louis AND CHICAGO TX.
Rs>s.D Due indianapolis II p n' next DAY - i''"''
FIsHKiIL iyEwBURGH. POrGHKEEPsfE, RHINE
II a. N, 80. $jj 80 po ~ al'9 da to'
III go i i' & g 3 3 sJ for - '-5''Sa 81 VT. rG'5
ALBANY. UTICA sYRACl ~ oRoCnE9TER, Btl;
fALO AID NIAGARA FALLS-@ 20 10 20 10 80
~ 600 9I5 m A'9 for osa!aS klesay 81 81, a. .. M.
rRcYY eY''St SSttRfHi'IqsGi hDiR1NDACK MOUNTAINS AND
10 SO a. M % g. Go & 9s 10 p! Troy. &
AUBrRy'' GENEVA. AND .CANANDMGUA-tlo5 50
~. 9 li p, r., l22o widtIigEht,if nrvrsroy-
d. 40 s, a. H i; '" Ia p IN H. sleeping car, apply At Grand
Cen,ra station Or a. Nos 45, 7s5 ~ ani BIZ alw,y.
Tew.Yo x; Ss3 washng;O. 72G Fultn-st. and 3aS
Wo,tcoc:s Fxfrss calls To- and ehecSs baggage from
hotel, and residence trou.h % d-t nay IN o....
tDailr eXcept sunday. DAILY 'Ncept saturday. oa9
ASolc % tain!. except those eaune a, so n,
2 80. 50 50. 625 J. d., aAl l. hhchleht stop |"
9JoHy N TouCEY GEORGE u. DANIELS
General Manager. Genp PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
NEW EMPIRES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The letters Of l.. +. o. stan correspondent Of The
Tribune. describing the natural resources public lands
etc. etc. Of the two Dakotass Montana and Washington
- pages. 25 cents a copy. Order from The Tribune.
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PFpI-RJJCAN CLJ1R HANDBOOK

A handsome pamphlet. describing at length the Re:
oubcan Club movement In the United States the National
snd State Leagues. and many Of The principal clubs.
The Tribune the official newspaper OF the League and
this the Official handbook. Prce 70 cents order from
Uhe Tribune.
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1890.

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o. standard book OF reference for political election
6nancal pension other statistics and information. No
one who has occasion to refer 10 facts ahd figures
Afford 70 BE- without II. % cents copy.
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New publications.


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CARLETON, WILL, MANNING, Cardinal,
COLLINS. WILkIE, MATTHEW'S, BSANDER
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HALE. l.. f.. ROE j. p,
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES OF $3.50

An interesting and valuable document containing fil
report proceedings Of the National PrcsbytelI
Assemblies Of 1889 and many OF the principal report.
verbatim. including the mportan report on Immigration
copy.
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ppOTrCTION To FARMING.

Farners Committee on the VARIOUS branches of American
fayung The reports all valuable Iapcr> ana are 0
:Cattis Raising" Forestry" "Totse Geo." ''Marke
0srden Products" wool growing" "FlaN and sugar
SEy.it, "Dairy Interest,"" and Cereals" Half tn
sise Of The Weekly Tribune cents COPY Publishes
nv The Tribune,
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Railroads.
NEAIkAL RAILROAD or NEW-JEkSEl,
~ FOOT or LIBERTY 81, NORTH RIVER
All. ~

CLAIkAL RAILROAD or NEW Jersey.
FOOT OF m: LIEEEtS 5i " N Nav N9NI. 20 Iso RIVER
town 'o au9h % to 6Ps FSs ao" 1sSa 4sa' Asg
9rTsSurs rn@aQ9s ShagoAlq g, S9nGa5y ;Sp:s Ai5
sSTa IsScG e6%%f s"s %.e,SarE: sSa%:sa
ana MaufG Ghaa On saSGsyf tSr 4Hs Sud Opa pat
n@a 90 IL S5 Ma pa Ar
Sifa.sG% sa$s1 SS5: fiaSaah fn'oSash
90 p H. Tor Firni@ston. Fa,ton ncthlehcm Allen
SS Maes S@pE o HSods Aa M.
Ss5 m ior Ension DsthoESm AS@;O~G Maacn
iSF FIsmins'OH. Lake Hopa'e0"s. Ea'tOn
20 i5 ".sas% ;af FS%"ts. Mapn
50 'aa4s % r nne Saf-yi sG d% at no HI
rdH For .Hi Eid pdS pf caas hGs %SrH go 3'H Il Us ra H. %
so ,r no Do not % .oS S"Sa d. ocsn 90 p,, % or %
& n g. Is 81 e. ss IS N." 49, so a"4 IS = IT.
saT$Sy Fs sSSdsa 90 Toms o. n,T m and r.nesas 80 SIS
% sor Aantc sS ciy 1lnennd and nrlaseton 80 a m
ToF- fcrchod. .:sO. sl5. lil5 a. M. 80. 4 80
rsSh S6 A%N?y sS go 90 80 20
FOR 1oSS SiSRX ShlxI H9oK & %ShSN ESrTEo GHovn. &c.
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch. &C. at 80 1915 a. M;
As, ) 90 =. IN. Suniais 30 a. m. For Lakewood
Toms River and Barncgat 80 a. IN, rs p. m
For Elberon Ocean Grove. Asbury Park Point Pleasant
grow &T and H,ty rar Il 4 80 1a a. % ''N''p' o'F
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
VIA Central r. X. of NewJersey Philadelphia and Read
ng Il. 4, and baltimore and Ohio II. X.
For Philadeipha az 80 ;i5 200 II 80 a. NJ 20
s1GSphs GS oS 60 GOG h. go o F. 20 &c., "tSGo 20
u. M. l. Is night.
For Batmoro and Washington daily at on, Il 80 lex
ccpt sunday M 90 90 90 p m, IL Is night.
Trains leaving a: rs II 80 q. m. 30 90, ) 100.
30 p. M O2 l5 night except saturday night have con-
ncctiOn for Reading, III -Fi,hurg. lottSNllr. sc.
For Sunbqr3, Tcwisburs and Wl.ansport. Via Ph!la,
dcipnln, at 10 a. M, 80 iIuict P1tot tai OO
p. II 10 midnight except saturday nighu. Sundays
p
Tickets and PsrlorCar b. procured at a. POI,
415. 0i lliQ, 1929 broadway 7S7 6th,ay., 26i West
o5th.st 1874 Fast i25th-st, NewYork Court.st, $50
Fulton.st.. 0S broadway, brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel Vi residence.
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RECORDED ZEAL ESTATE TRAxsFERs-N. Y. CIT

RECORDED ZEAL - Al T. iIN-N's'i i~is- -
nricg..a,e. II =. .O2 # e Of TSNers-st 21xiCOi A
Hugh \ Camp and wifc 70 Harriet wOosaii' %
helo'' ~ solomon sol moi Morris 8toc
LeS..st' SO 2o august vahien and wife to !. 10
r,dSe4 heE.na" > 50 II Of lIonson..t 2oA5O ~
xaq3 ws gqd vi" toat S No. 10 t.er Cohen 0'
86th It. > 2joG It Of sh-avc' l7.5N7'' % n
Mary Power 10 phnp samuel ...-... -,;...;.- i-'o'
chiysic-t, so isi Augusta s'"nM' to Charles ao75
"Sd.t = 20 tt,an r. Si 2G1Hg na,ke e''iOV ' 1875
15I.t:t 9e" Of , Saaye' 'pOsih.; 3Osits 'onn 525
IcXa,,on,yg 722 r - az q 1s'E w,:SSsT :SHsGa 1880
"sHS5S1.,' sTSdS15 Anna kSc, o;hcf. to Linda - -
IcaoSSlo no 'S man 80 9i5 Stay nanc' to william q,oc
.,tS.st 9nI" 600 n So Of iih.a,c 25NloO.5 pani
Nnlcr and another executors TO ae5,
crS.Sa16i SGai' 80 77o william KEYS aud others 100
to Julius lIarht .... Oh, .,,,, o.. t,,. WV
! ilai aad vic to Lsyl;; wa,s" .o,;o,,. S''
Goh 20 It q 9' ,c MlG'''i y, Wi.au. Rylr 1890
ei,n. rGI'T ~ " aa7 fa.i @ john F, AID VIE to o. o.,
62a.- 80 = W.. '2'n.5nr r,iHs j. '''' "''- ' 4ooC
MaGis,I; Gis5 i. & ~ wn il Ra.cy Bernhard =
s7,h.l s7,hh III g. loe W., Idvad W cand-e and
rordnam Iia corner Gra.da'r. ,,.n'S 1S 7,r
lo.isy'. iSs o. u eo' ' .. a $500 fofa" Hone - >,
ard vit. 90 ca WIS 81 q. ..,c Il ;,
S1g 1s st 7: WI S1ma' ' tair and another , =,
~. to s, Aal,'i3r ry - 4gs3 go3 oar., 5o,Ioo John
II id,n ard v'f" 70 pete. min -..,oo. '''
uuii ave q, = 80 tom lu. Road. 'oN'''' n.
l,i'ayc i'y 70 '' 80 crn nm Road ao'ioo' 10,
o,n'., SO 30 Ia-, John Ii,A oat vifa TO OBI. p,
an. p, iSo 90 3lnt-. 100 i'namln ., o..
Joan.en a'a W.. ,! 70 ~. az H,TT1feioo Jacob
T. iultI.- aid nf' ?" Louis v llni ,- '-'
,r'uf.Iu,s Ilac. ."d ~ W at1l ave. -
76.-, Cta-., g. AIen AVID VIZ" :" ..'n N1,H -
.,r.n aad wife 20 Henry KIll d"
or,,..-t n W - IL = r. % 81 Woodfura'r. -'N p,
lo~ %. iil1a Dunno 2" Mo- J. Nurph' , Or
spr9e--t.. 80 ~ L'''''~ H." ANU 1870
,oo,,''., ~ :. geo T. " q 7,h.a,e 25Nloo IL;
william II Moor T. ~ 7 ,hHI!,"l
otner 70 trus % Leake Watt orphan IL, ~"
tt..,,,.t - ls, H3f map IS E-'-f.ln TAT go a
rict Carroll and fc o. Dlorioh kna'' arg A,p -'''
llGth-.r ~ Past. Martin ''''fi anu VIE :" 90, "a
oo,h", n 10 Il w of sth.aye. -5slooli, ID
Ward uplin. Sinclair Manson ........;... SO
lnth'avc = :. 9t.3 II % of ltsu., arg MUTUAL nm
IN" Insurance Co % ) w Nh.,~1''e ,-,.oa.
i4aac Uuterueycr = J,roh p"'li.f 600. , ''''
agth.-t "a Il, 10 2 rs o. Sti-aN". 2'NluV, jar" o. -
NJ NcpI.au g. hiut.,r Manson .--. -. ,... o.
Kin..lrlig g. to Wet Farms Road. . l-Hd = 10 81
,osf.'. III :, v q s,n-a,o. 2o2eNIG sNiN
/ !Ir.g: Nina l. ,cfdlnson - al 2" Lyman y M
ya>ii,r,"rayr I'm .rr = 1T 40 lu map Belmont
| Annie q 10 and et al 70 Mar J. Monoghhn I''
| ra,rrrncest n , cof Of EdNafd-.t ~ dNliit;
| Mary Hitch,ock 10 Wm NorH IN. %. ..,,,, 90
SGD. 81 = c = lnth as" l"Nlo- =, 0'Ih"a 8.
! Mazyetu 81 Mary \ Eety1n 49,. ga. ,,... 100
an, n > 20, 4 a., q, 3i.a,c @fNll@lp; Kta
Jackson ana 20 August ArAies- 'lo
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

FTHE MISSES ELf'S
SCHOOL For GIRLS.
1.o AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
Musical instruction.
Miscellaneous.

ID ANJO and GUITAR taught In twenty Priase iess9n
ID with or without the aid Of notes lESnf ~ DOo
SON Io7O Broadway. between 32d and $50 st'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
Brooklyn.

A -A-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINSAk1. ilS ,ia
n 1oardinr and Day School for Girls tortleth year
0nc,s Snp,nTber 25. Address for circulars. 13sl+O
Noutap ST
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3 Gnoral Eastern once. 2ss Broadway.

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. \: =. -
w URR.K Co.. Lessee.Irains leave West ~ >" tsn S
loot OF Jay.st " r. Chicago Detroit London ~ @
~ ) Is, X Is ~. Louis . kan.
Toronto 10 81 a. M. Is IS Is p. m MontrsaI, Ss
ada East a. M. rs ,, m Nlagara FAILS no..
. Is 5 Is and e IL & SO a. m n sS iSf rs. - S.
go i is GC S a.. is s SO So 8 5 o,ns M HAYS Ss.
or Buaao Xasa Falls Toronto pctrst 5r,ay. one;
81 Louis. Dailv Daily cN'cnt Nat'iua i.ov ci,v p.
trains daily except Sundays. "a - Leave ;1,,Gen Wess
r. Y. Staton' = 20 a. H. < 10 il| III, For tickets
a II 20 q. 20 =, ~ as
time tables or Information. apply at o,e, f Of Fulton.
20 Futnnst Annex plc, 49,
St New York Cltyi27 2ss 7sS and 2 and West shore
stations foot Of West i2ds and foot OF jay rom hotels
westcotts Express calls for and chseE pssea Passengo
and residences c. r.. IAMBEhl' "'"
Agent s vanderbilt-ave.. NJ xs
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FURNISHED gousss Go Get.
4 FURNISHED FARM HOUSE . rooms. near Rich
"A nrh springs, for rent fof the b.auul view
Of 10 miles. Apply to j. i. WARD. Lockport y. Y.
rVHE BOOK OF OPENAIR SPORTS octave 400
i pages. illustrated. The standard authority ON
Amcr,.a, 80, o.n;ar .nu,en.nts Rule ~ sailing swim
full sl per copy Published by The Trbunu Nev.York
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Estsblishment Of the New Republic. Letters Of .
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The morning call., 1890-12-20
HYPOLITE ELLEAU'S DEATH.
The Coroner's Jury Found It to Have
Been Acc idental.

The Coroner's Jury Found It to Have
Been Acc idental.
Hypolite Elleau. manufacturing jeweler,
doing business at 20S Suffer street. was
found dead in his bed at his residence in
Alameda on Buena Vista avenue, near
Twenty sixth street, on Thursday night
He had been feeling unwell, and, shortly
after arising on Thursday morning, returned
to bed, telling his family not to disturb him,
and locking his bedroom door. AS evening
approached, and the family heard no sound
from his room, it became alarmed and sent
for Linwood Palmer, neighbor, to come
and try to effect an entrance.
He procured a step-ladder and climbed
into Mr.. Elleau's room from the outside
His appearance indicated that he was either
dead or dying, and Palmer sent out for
doctor. When one arrived it was found
that the man had been dead several hours,
OF the remains. A vial was found also In
the room, and the contents consisted of an
opium mixture. A jury was impaneed, and
it was deemed best to hold an autopsy. This
was performed yesterday afternoon, and
small quantity of opium was found in the
stomach.
Testimony was given that the deceased
was in the habit of taking an opiate to pro-
duce sleep. as he had been greatly troubled
with insomnia, and the jury found that the
deceased came to his death from an over
dose OF opium, taken to produce sleep. The
deceased leaves widow and three children.
He was 4S years of age, native of New
York, and had been resident of Alameda
for fourteen years. The members of George
Ii. Thomas Post G. A. R, of which he was
a member, will assemble at the narrow
gauge ferry landing, foot of Market street,
tomorrow morning at II o'clock sharp, and
proceed to the National Cemetery, Preside,
where the burial service will be held.