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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
PLEASANT CONFINEMENT EyERcyyrs

There was pleasant excitement at No. ia West
Eighty sixthst. Friday afternoon when Miss Gayor
and Nile FrOmcnt held the first commencement exer.
cscs of their school, recently established and already
successful. The parlOrs were handsomely decorated
and the exercises passed off pleasantly consisting Of
music, recaons and the presentation Of reports read
by the Rev \. p. Atterbury and the Rev Dr. Rylance
Among the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. C. p.
Huntington, Mr.. and Mrs. James GaylOr, Mrs. William
Fanslawe, Mrs. II. C. WcstcOu, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Clark the Misses Clark. Miss Lyman, Miss shaat,
Abcndroth, Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchli. SIR and Mrs
noIan; Mrs q. ": English. Mrs. F. p. BURKE, tic
LuqUoer, MIS- Charles Trpler and Mrs. r. r. Simpson
A1ter the exercises refreshments served and an
InornaI reception was held BY Miss Gaylor and Mia
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OTHER Suburban TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS CildTcnS Day Will lie observed
in many churchc, throughout the county ~ day .
The school Commissioners Of Mc,tchcscr County yes
terday held a competitive examination IN the Court
ousc o choose three candidate for free scholarship,
+, Cornell University. The successful competitor,
were George \. wright Of Tcek-lill j. X. Iathrop.
If Youl1crs, and y. :. slope. OF snc s,ne.
MAMiRONECK.- The Delaney property on oricnti
Point. comprising twenty-five acres Of land and some
fine huildIngs. was ,old few days ago II Ne"
NOrllcr for T1O.Ooo.
PORT CIIE~ rER.-Thc village trustees have refused
~, g, vote Of % 10 T. extend the time for bmldht
no rye Beach and Port Chester Railroad
ITWISEOKO.-Amazah Totcn la' r,'cved 4 JUG
,,c,,i If ~ 600 AGAINST the tOHu f't ln.urc- r'N ~
hv bcinc thrown from hi, wagon while crossing =
condemned bridge.
vot-NT kI-"O-The Rcv. Thomas /. Greg inc
,or,,g uri.st who has had charge OF -. iNl'' =,
iIurrh and the parish II Plr1-ant Ic, lt' I'-i-,t
- a,,rpf a pi~iora;c 80 I. Auruenice church. Nr"
Vork INV. Father Na-, of the w. NIr"'l"
.t~,ci Church, NcW lOri., viii have charge "i INV
parish -
NorNT VERNON Three Of tie f'ur ceu-u. Gnu
r,cratol, Joseph Roc. G. =. H1hr"'. an J. - - -
hove hesnu their work. William lIht hiN LA.ru 10
qualify go, - . ,, t
pEEK~KI1L.-Thc rcch-kill Board 81 Trade ha'
o,,,rlnd los the election uf stephen - ll'I"'' l'f.i
Gc1t. General !. W Iu-'cd. j. u. Hi.''"'. W. y.
on,ior, T. f. sutton and }. VI. Dan Ni,r lr'-i
dcmt,. L. l. Crumb SECRETARY, ana T. y. III. -I'
f4rssT
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will be- benedicton Of the Most Blessed sacrament
and other Impressive ceremonies.
RTTUERFORD-C hdrcn's day will be generally
observed in the churches hero to-day. In the Ircsby
terj,n Church the Rev. Dr. lulltlcy will address
children and adults and presentation of bibles viii
take place in tile evening special children's service
will La hold The Guild Of Grace Church
has aupoind committee, and arranged other details
i'm connection with il lawn party. To be held on the
grounds Of f. 4. Fletcher. on June -.
PLMNFIELD.-Tho wheat lonNe. when has been
devastating the wheat hed> IN central ana northern
Vc,- Icr.rV i now causing alarm among growers oi
oats The lice light upon the stalks III clouds, De
yourinc the leave, and sucking IA" Juice from Tue
tcrncI ~ the grain Tho fields Of growing grain seem
~ te Iuynrat and healthy. yet the STALKS are empty
ard ultimately turn yellow and VIII
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NEW WHOLESALE FRAUDS DISCOVERED.

The lawyers who representing George F. Perkins
In his fight obtain his seat Mayor OF Jersey
City will present to Supreme Court Commissioner
Romanc TO -morrOw the evidence they have of fraud
committed at the election, exclusive OF that found in
recoun,ing the votes. The lawyers have had men at
work making a house to house canvass in the First
and second Districts where most of the fraud was
committed. in order TO find ont whether the names
OF persons appearing the poll books as having
voted were mythical They have evidence OF fraud
almost equalng those committed at the fall election
u four precincts alone, ii is said. they have dscov
cred nearly q thousand fraudulent names. Thee
precincts gave Cleveland majority Of 5000. and
the LAWYERS say thcy have evidence enough TO war
pant their asking the court throw them ont. THIS
would give Mr. Perkins majority OF a; least 900.
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LIVELY LACROSSE PLAYING.

Thor, was a fine game of lacrosse yesterday after
noon AT Washington Park, BROOKLYN, and that the
game /. gaining in popularity shown by the
attendance. which numbered 300. The two champion
teams Of the United states, Brooklyn and staten
i.loud crossed sticl.s and seldom has there been
a better exhibition of the zane. At p. M.
puncruaily the two centres struggled for tho posses
sion ~ the ball. and after hard fought game OF
twenty minutes. Brooklyn made their first goal r.
Mclean having clcvcrly thrown the ball to {. H.
Croshlc who passed it through the poles. The
sccond innings VIZ, Of only five minutes dnratior
hut there wa, some good placing and passing and
staten Island tied the score. X. Mathews making The
goal by q pas, from u. Brown.
EroolIyn in TWO minutes had the game In their
favor by n splendid throw 10y Chatover VINO from
centre field scored the second goal Tor MS
side. In tho next inning Staten Island tied
tbe score after hard fight OF ten
uinuics r. Mathews. better known a. " Dicky,'
taking full advantage Of a clever pass by W. = King
The 9Th inning short and sweet. ana staten
Island forged ahead. this time W. Mitchell scoring the
goal from a ll-thrown pass from \. d. ktchic
In the sixth part Broohlyn again tied the score WIN
min. their third goal in minutes. Cro>n" making
the winning throw from pas. from y. Burns. Tho
next three went to staten Island VINO were IN better
trnius the goal, being taken, on by M'arg and the
last two hy Il. Mathews. EctW'"n ih' hih ana
sixth gaines there OUtrrN against ne UMPIRE
l.roohlyu Ginning "A goal II va, near thHS, any
war and fcN people doubt n the fairness of the
prc. The Gra play indis put:iby showed the staten
,audcr- 10 H. the best. for YESTERDAY, AZ any rate"
and the BrOo'yultcS admitted II. The teams were {;
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

TO ANSWER FOR STOPPING \ MAILWAGON.
Captain Lennon, special officer employed al inc
Central Railroad ferry at Communpaw' ana foHoe-
man Wright. aTagned before tnitcd states
Commissioner Muirhed yesterday morning charSeh
with interfering with the United states mhI>' 'h
Saturday evening May 3. the Long Branch mail uanl
was late In the meantime the racetrTIn from EHla-
beth had arrived and the boat literally packed
with passengers. The superintendent gave orders
that no wagons should be allowed on the boat, ana
when the mail-waGon was driven down the gangWay
Captain Lennon and Policeman Wright seized the
horses and told the driver that he must wait for tho
next boat. The driver whipped up his horses and
drove through the crowd. In the confusion woman
was knocked down and seriously injured Lennon
and Wright held III $50 bail each TO await the
action Of the United states Grand Jury.
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tertalnmcnt, in which music ard dancing IN
costume will form prominent features hucIc9
will be offered for sale from uopl's III 'i''s VI
thc fol,, vim, women Russian booth, Mrs. J. p.
n,,rs rvroc,u hooth Mrs. II. +. Gre, nman: Floral
booth MR., C. = Hoag; Breton booth Mrs. f. Parmly
venetian booth. Mrs. J. d. Whlney "Eps' E9otR'
.celcv: The Kirmc,s Record, hrs. L. II. norton
Enclish Inn Mrs. Russell Tomlinson and Mrs.
II. \. Mckcvcy. -, ,,,,., ,,n,
There will be dances at each exhibition during
tho week day and evening. wien the following VIII
,o.tuu- of the country represented. swedish
wedding dance. English May dance, Tyrocan dance
russian military dance. minuct dance, Venetian
dane Jouaucsc dance roses aud bees dance fishers
dance gypsy dance and l,rcton dance The ccXccn'
tive committee i, composed a. follows: Mrs. W. r.
-cclcr Mrs II. II. PYLE Mrs. II. Il. PARROT, Mrs
! p Omans, Mr.. l.. II. Norton ard Mrs. ID.
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the pride Of the town. w

large buttonwood tree, the pride Of the town. w
shattered by another bolt.
At FanwOod, y. j. a gang OF railroad worImen
were stunned by a bolt which fell among them. A
barn was destroyed and cows killed on the farm
d James A. CDttnirc, two miles north OF Bound
Brook. The home Of Mrs. Peter Brown. in Harrison
ST., North Plainfed. y. j., destroyed by fire al
3 80 O'Clock In the morning. The occupants escapcd
with much difficulty, the spread Of the flames ben,
most rapid Nothing Of the furniture was saved
Mrs Brown has five children.
The dwelling of William Ref, in Port Chester was
struck by lightning. The chimney was knocked
down ard large hole was made In the roof, but no
one was hurt.
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ORANGE.

The managers 81 the Orange Training school for
Nurses held reception at the school yesterday after
noon which was largely attended. The women who
received were Mrs. J. Walter Wood. Mrs. DR.. John
L. seward. Mrs. Frank O. Balslow. Mrs. William
Barr Mrs. John Hawcy. Mrs. J. F. Dennis. Miss
Alice Broonc. Mrs. G. f. Illlquist Mrs. Oliver :.
Carter and Dr. Mary b. IIuSscy.
The second Baptist Church has extended call
10 the Rev. Franklin &. Warncck Of salem. y j. and
he has accepted il. Mr.. Warneck is graduate of
the Maryland seminary at Washington. -. -.
The Rev. Isaac j. Van Ness. who was graduated
from the Louisville, Ky, Theological Seminary last
weok. has received and accepted call 10 the Emanuel
Dap,iSt Church. Of Nashville. Tenn.
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NORTHERN NEwJERSEY COUNTIES.

HOEOKEN-An elderly man who described himself
As isaac Dryioo> Of Pittsburg. Penn was found
wandering about TIE erect, AZ late hour Friday
night lie had evidently been a pro'ractod spree
When searched at the police station SG.iOl In cash
was found III his possession. Recorder NcDorou,l,
ordered him held until his relatives can be conlmun
Gated with.
GLEWOOD.-Thc new home ~ the sisters ~
the Poor OF jersey City Will be opened this afternoon
The new home is situated at EnglcwoL I,.h,p
Wgccr will be prc-cn' f. bless the house and ;l,r.
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Gorses ano Carriages.

A -FLANUKAU y o..
"A. 81, 314. 370 BKOONE-SI
ELEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best class.
SUSPENSION NlCIORIAS.
& { SPRING NlCIORIAS.
LIGHT VICToRIAS.
7 Carts. Two Wheclcrs, Landsuiet'.
Mail Phaetons. Pau Carts. Landqus.
StanhOpc Gigs, Village Cats Ohalbu -
COUPE. 6.fAssENGER ROCKAWAYS.
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONEITtS ,,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
on BUCKBOAKDS.
bouts, 2.passenser Buckbosrd., 3-passen ger
BuckboaIds. 4-passeager Buckhoa,ds, OAK
Dos-a Dos, OAK DeIbies, OAK Phaet9ns
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
Single. Duals. Trpletc. all kinds q springs,
ALL NoVELTIES IN OAK AND FAINT
Agents for Brocket s. Tlttle Co; ;ght,
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons. surrey wagons.
Light Stages. Fx. top Cabriolcts.
Spider PhaetOn-, Contractors Jobs.
Pony PhaetOns. Saxon Phact0h-,
Road Wagons Fancy Vehicles.
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN.
Making the largest and most diNcrsihed as
1o%&YYtEF F f fI1 GRfff FIR ffFoMfr tAsu
Don't purchase a carriage in town
or until YOU pay " q VisLt
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
SECONDHAND sT vi JHi A'hS N"o' L
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

4 AN ATTRACTIVE Cd FLOOR no
a. Vat ioth. private taDe. or WIN.
b'iri, near shave. sumner pilce,. tr,n'
'l'h's or permanent. suites and ,spar1t.
rooms, all locations doT0fs' onice, ap.,.
Int, aso country hoard r~,erence, *.
chang Il re.iabir inform alton r..
=. {. LELAND 4 90
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ELIZABETH.

Drarc.s Veteran Zlraves Rand last night began
weekly series Of open air concerts, the expenses
# which will be borne by citizens.
The Union Car Manufacturing Company was In
corp,ratcd Yesterday with capital Of Sl25,oO). li~
plant will lie Elizabsth, and the chief business Office
in New York CRY.
Kat LoncreIn, good loohing Young woman OF
Withhold Lsc,rnc cray over love affair. and ycscT
day WA, removed t. the County JAN IN ELIZABETH,
where last evening sho was ra'ine maniac. she ht'
heen only fourteen months in America, and lived with
her brother in law. Michael Burke She Will b; r.
moved 10 the um 10 morrow.
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SE.iRLY Is GOOD.

From The san francisco Wave
She looked around tho shop. az the music AZ tha
Instruments and at the people. Then ,le walked n
the counter. ' ="
- would like violin. if You please she "a
marked. ' '"' !"
Certainly. lave YOU any choice in regard n
the make 30 asked the clerk 7 :"
ON. yes: :" she said. with rising infecton IN ia
assertion. " would like t. get a Sfr1divarus ''''
"iar-padon me- gaspcd the clerk; what kind
would yOu lhc3r ~ "'"a
"A >tradiyariuS." the lady repeated
TIE clerk recovered and informed th. ,rouis IA
pl'hi'er ~ me instrument that he inst ont II
that particular brand ~ tddles Eut h. ala
great many people are ambitious get Stradivarus
Then, nothing else can DO for yOu ?" he asked
Well, If can't get that. pcrhap, Won could Ia,
me- have a nice second hand banjo cheap
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TIL -.crrrsSrS cnARGxD on TIE orrIcERs.

There. wa, nearly q riot I'm the Grand Theatre. in
Grand .t. rrp,hlyn. last nirht. when Deputy sheriff
Icpiuc and constable mined Nurtagh attached tho
,c.u.ry - FORESTER Hurcsquc Company 10 satisfy
claim ~ go 80 by Nar-ic Davis. ~" soUbrc't" ia
n.e cDmpauy. Admission 10 The theatre wa, denied
- tie court officials. and when they finally ,uc-
o,-d,,l u Getting in they hal to Chamber over The
f,,ilI.it, Tn. act,.--c, .ou The stage iu mill
ter, costume with hlYouci~. and they forgot thci,
lt~i- ana made % charge M" constable aud deputy
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A CoIoREn PREACHER INDICATED.

The Jordan y. Christmas, pastor of the Coored
Baptist Church the Heights who pleaded non Vuli
to an indictment for embezzng II 900 Of the church
funds, arraigcd in court yesterday for sentence
Judge LppncOtt said the court had carefully invcet
gated the statements made by the defendants conn
sci. and found that instead of Mr.. Christmas being
debtor To the church the church owed him money.
Under the circumstances the court doubted II any
jury would have convicted Mr.. Christmas, and had
therefore decided suspend sentence upon payment
of COSTS
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NEWARK.
COLONEL DAVIS NOT lNDIC1

CULUNEL DIV T. MI INUIV I'D.
The Essex County Grand Jury yesterday reported
that il had taken no action the alleged cmbeZzc-
ments of ex-tnderSherif Ebenezer W. Davis. as the
books of the Sherif'S Office in the hands Of an
expert who has not yet made final report. In the
matter Of the dcfalcation in the Newark Aqucduc:
Office the Jurors reported that they had found indict
ments against Cashier WiSmer. the defauer but they
failed 10 find grounds sufficient upon which to indic
any of the Commits The Orange Almshouse
was reported 10 be in a dcporabe condition. and thu
body recommended that new building be erected.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

rIrIh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Frederick Smy.h Of
NcN-iiampshlre 6ILSEY-General Benjamin +. Tracy
secretary Of the Navy. Observation-Disclosures L.,ar.
~ |ro'er' OF oregon, and Judge Edward T. Green o.
Ncw,JeIsey. ST JAMES-Ex.,iovernor Charles Foster
VI ono. NlCTORIA-ETnesto Bosch, Secretary Of the
Argentine Legation at Washington.
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passed law providing for free scholarships from inc
various counties Of the State:
The total OF $50 900 has been raised since iaSt
SUNDAY by the Roscville Methodist Epi'cOpdi 'HuVh
toward the extncuishmeat Of the church dent
The silver jubilee of the inauguration 81 niS,i"P
Wgger will be celebrated In the Cdthedfdi vi
Thomas Austin cll-klo"n clu@cH H ~. va i,cnn.v
drOppcd dead AZ the MarkctSt station OF the fehH>N
vaIi Railroad last evening. lie slxtyonc years
old
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PATTERSON.
4 HAT AND 4 FEW FISH COST TWO LIVES.

A HAT AND FEW FISH COST TWO Lives
A story was published yesterday oil m'h WHO
was drowned by dog at Passalc' and no" inc
details have been received OF two fatal a'o'ueh''
in which the victims gave their lives respectively
for hat and FOR a string OF FISH, AT Li'l'e runs
Yesterday Arthur McGinns. a trainman OF the Deh
,rsrc Iackawanna aud western Railroad was on
Train when his hat blew of. He jumped OFT 10
ret IT, and was killed by another train Nc''nh'>
was about thirty years old. was married. ana hVed
AT no o45 Icndcrson-st. Jersey CITY.
John ". Quick. an insurance agent at Port MOTIFS
Morris Comfy died in It. JoscIhs Hospital daN or
two ago from injuries received on the same raiIINad
AZ Lake Hopatccng. and the particulars OF the acci
dent we're received Yesterday. He had been hshihS
with friend, who is lame. and Onick trlcd I" jump
on the engine of freight train TO ask the engineer
10 Slow up so tina; his friend conld get on the
caboose Quick Used his footing, but the rurnleI
saw he could have saved himself nc had not tried
to keep hold of his string OF FISH. He fell under
tho wheels and was fatally injured. Quick wa
unmarried and his parents live at Remington. IN
his pockct was an affecting letter from his little
sister. asking him 10 come home ana see her ana
mamma and adding proudly that she wrote IT all
herself.
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Refined quotations unchanged at 100 cents in
barrels and $40 cents per gallon in cases
foreign duola'ions- Antwerp Il Ii francs Bremen
Go marks London, 7-l6aj IL pence '
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Eral estate Wanleo.

I'H l. T. y " @ q - CEMETERY .- Lot
VI wanted locat'pn must De- good and price
icasDnsblc Address. with Particulars.
MAY. Boz 40, lrihun" Onlce.
NJ NNTED.- Near sca-hOr" furnished
w house for hoIid"r-. 3 months. ~ about
i1j per month ! hour from citt. Addfc. =
SEASHOEE, Tribune Uptown Oalcr.
.23s liIoadWay.
~ l. want bonuses. furnished and unfur.
w ui-h,d from Tho B1tt T.; Ia Harlem.
GRANT \ co. ~ Wet IA -
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sheriff The former might have been killed had not
a snmad OF police rushed the stage and prevented
hIoodshed The audience was In an upOar ana
shonted out Kill Them Fire them ont, ana STAB
them When order was restored the properly was
attached and the play proceeded
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At Centre Market yesterday the dress Of a little
italian girl. named Sara >alvnO, caught fire from
small stove and the flame was beginning t. cnvclop
the child when Vincent Robbi. bOotblack her
danger and with his soft hat beat ont the lire. the
act was witnessed by number Of excited people who
congratulated the boy upon his presence of mind.
A number of candidates for admission 10 the state
College at New Brunswick examined at the Free
holders Office YESTERDAY The Legislature recently
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THE PEIROLEUN Market.
news FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF pp,

The dulness which set In Friday was continued
IN the crude oil markets yesterdays. The field news
was Doarsh but there was more thoughtful consdera-
uoh OF the effects Of the standards eager hunt for
prUiu'lng Pennsylvania territory. Tie Stock ~
change persists in ruling below the range OF option,
but BOTH markets ended fully steffy. ''
ne range Of price, and the total dealings were "A
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
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1EIEED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
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one BRANCH. Tlb"ron. Monmouth
II Reach and Scabright large oc"an.front
cottages. handsomely furnished. 10 let for
season. r. ". COOPER & CO., Long
branch
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Gonnlrn Real Gsinte for Sale

EfNL l75.ACEE FAEN -Se,enty-n'e
improved 800 fruit u,",; nous"
ICONS bans. Sc. ~ had caiti" team
good hot.,s machinery. wagons. -le.chs.
.trne-, tools, crops high ground. h.iit'.
station g. niles 5000. y. HpLBI,O'k
Port JoNi,. y. y.
H. * SAIL or RlNI. lLrLlsicd. Lar-e
L handsome GN'l'li--; lnt, % -AHt" "r-
raM,uta. trees 80 u.rGt~- from cit' E1a.
wa, Nc,lehcn. rG,mnc.d ,-o,rer. ...,,-
uh.f.. ,ul' ,s'ryboaY. j. W. IltLDik,
I'OR SALE-Vrry dcsla'le PROPERTY.
i Mo-rstlWn. y. j.. - FEET 'r'Ht 10
'ect deep shade and fruit trees tennis
AVN. house Is ro'n,. modern IMPROVE.
men,.. Attr,s, OWNER. 20 Highest.
Norfi.tpvn. Y. J.
I oNG BRANCH. Monmouth Beach. FL
- = ron prop -, ~ sp',c i ~ c3t'a:e-.
exchange. II. ". GREEN & BRO. Broad
Say. Long Branch. y. J.
lJONrCLAIK. y For -al. a. i bar.
III 4alu g.nI mans residence rno l"''-
tioa On perfect order terms liberal ABBY
10 l. 4. BRADLEY On u iu',.-. co'n ?
Nurn'a.u.aSr. AMI Van Wicket. Mont
clair o- corner Hudson and spring ST.
Ncv-YorH.
Y IN Roo HILII Emo homestead OBJ,
v thirty y,1r,. $50 fDat sound frontage
I3 arrr,. large comfortable huu-' steam
heat. co's,r,nto-y 4lrp"fy outhu.liuRs.
cottage. Nr.t 80 COO easy tru- 49,
r9ut iirw lnff l,.ug value. SIBEALD.
iOb Nouia yic-.t.. Brooklyn.
Nv CLOSE THE LSrATl. of tn late
i John Williamson. / VIII sell his large
-to,h dair, and truen farm located 0u "a"
Nh!otonf River. n'ar NiilStonr. NcW-J'r'
Soy ;hH farm contains 700 1rr"s x very
rich -.l. lnd WI. pasture 100 head ~ eat
to during thr r'l,pu the house is very
largo and boo good order the outbu.t.uss
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flats Go Get, furnished

IL EAUliFrLLY decorated completely
- furnished nat seven rooms cor Ven.
/ !rnt situation, cool. quiet. cheap for gum.
NOR; fuel included reference required. ll3
| East 3Uth--t.. L-t Hat. east.
H. LATS 70 LET. handsomely uinihcI.
L ia desirable location. for -unnrl or
longer low rents. GRANT 4 CO.. ~ Vet
2Jd ~.
No REASONABLE oicr rrfuS q for le..
Y ord Hat, tcNri. f".'ut. hath fdTn.>i,,i
completely personal baggage al0Ir need Il
Tor inu, date occupancy near park. bG
East Joth-st
- INGI.E corner nat: central; furniture
- nearly new. would aeil fliniturr "A
adults would board. fICkNESS, TRIBUNE
ONCE.
TO LET. FURNISHED From October
j |, choice corner apartment ia the Central
Park apartment bu.lciuLs; all sun-lightrd
rooms. Apply 10 Superintendent. 10 West
jath--t.. y. \. city.
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\ S. RFMSON. 500. SOL and 500 nc, ~.
/. IT., Brooklyn.-Ho Horse owners paradise;
light carriages OF every description; hand.
made harness for all purposes village an3
road carts. business and depot wagons. and
every other article pertaining 10 the horse
the only onc-price house In the business. ana
that tho lowest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08

The Evangelical Alliance, composed Of clergymen
OF the city and its vicinity. Is waShg war on the
uduor shops and carrying on a hot attack against
the Committee Licenses of :hc BOARD OF Aldcr
men which dismissed case against Henry Schellcr
a restaurant keeper. in whose place beer was sold
Sunday.
The price Of ice to families has been raised 10
81 no rs,r hundred pounds, or 81 a week for ten
pounds day, beginning tomorrow. :