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New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

The feature at the Real Estate Exchange NeS'oi
day was the sale OF 100 lots at Yonkcrs Inc Saic
was attended bv several hundred persons. Inc prop
erty was situated at Lowerrc station and south Broa9
way. Lots in south waverlyst. brought from Sl"o 10
5000 each and Iwo lots in Park Hlave. went for
$50 each Five lots in the upper part OF SCUM
Waverly 81 brought $3.50 each. Thomas G. Higgins
being the buyer Lots In llerrlO-st: OrOuEnt dio.o
for the corner of CarOlinest ana IRON Tl"V np ~
81 % for interior lots The corner lot al HOut. IYi
way aud RadfOIrl St. brought ~ 90 anu hciIpl nc
in Broadway from 81 $50 10 $l,lOO each; LOS d,
RandolpHst and south Broadway brought Tl',,=o anu
~ 5O and interior lots in Broadway foLn S922 UP 10
3s:O 10 $3.50 each Lots in Randolph ST. brought from
SI9O 10 $500 each, and Tots in Lavcnce-st., ana III
Nan CortIandt Park ave. brought from 500 10 rloO
each. In Florence st. the lots brought IRON foL' 10
brought Ss}75 and interior lots nom S5oV>o Fp-.' g.
A1other we'll attended sale was thal OF l'NS IN
Lcfrerts ave. and in Lincoln Road: Flatb'n bro0Kly!
which brought from $40 10 S9o3 10y the majority
were withdrawn. No. AS West IWenilcth st. Il tolI
story English basement house. on lot l6.oXlOo wen,
to William Rasquhl, jr, for Slh4oo - Ccveano
with twenty acres Of land brought 500 from n Nc
Greedy No 33j East Twenty eighth ST. three and
four story tenement house, brought Sl4Aoo from n A.
Mcbride A vacant plot. 1O0xl0O5. Oh The South sac
NJ Tnrtysixtl ST east Of second ave. was sold under
foreclosure. II brought $1,000 IRON simon Arenul
No 1928 East seventy third ST., =, q three SlorA Drch
dwelling on lot 17XlO22, and sold uhdcr foreclosure
for S11.75O 10 William !. OtOnnOr y vacant pot
T5xiOOIl in the south side of one hundred and thl
ieertlsi.. east Of Riverside Drive, went for Slo,Ooo
TO the plaintiff in the suit ., ,.,
Two lot. i'm East Nincticthst., near Fifth ave. with
one story brick and chemical works. went for
$40 600 10 the plaintiff. and vacant lot in one hun
dr. nd seventcth st.. west Of Franklln-ave also OF
fercd under foreclosure brought $40 from H. r.
i1't II Wilson has bought No 4 East Forty third ST.
for S5e, 900, at private contract.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Amber. Gustav to Stlnsay al trus. @S Bowery.
rhalia Theatre. sc, bonds. $4,000. - . =. =.
Astoria Home tcad Co. 20 Mutual Life In Co. y,
: o cor CO.umb a-aVc and Ndi>On-ave. year 80 OOO
And er,on. + f!ery and wife. 70 Cancer Hospital.
oo6 300 Fast 73d.S' ) years. morris S3..N'Y
tnIc. Ioln : 70 " Aston g. Dcy-st wear, $4,000
rocE John aud wife. TO o>crs Smith. Avenue
4 \ 1lth-st. Z yc1rs 81 800.
a. Barialow Richard q, to II VI Rsynor, 7G Bowe7y, 3
yeal> $4,000. ,, o.. , ..,.r.o
Beach. Alfred r 20 A Liy n : 25u-St LcN'htu"h
ave $4,000.
BScSHan John +. Hv Allen. 9tn-ave. 3oth-
81. S2JtND. 90,
Bancard. Ellen, 10 Cath Mower 40 washington
~ year. $500. ,,- ,..,,..,.. .
CarriIo..t " p,dford--t. / year. $1,000. 49,
Coaen. Ado'h tp Roscnbeig' . Noiiok''t' XIV
ington-st. in-tsll-. - 600. - ., o.,
Casey John and wife. 70 VI Stenhaiut cor olsts''
and loth-ay, ! year. 9os. 900 ,o., . 60,
Cohen. GeOr-r J. TO i j. I4shof : oolh-s0' IoIl
ave year so 0jO. o. -
Dcnic JeDni" l.. % F j. Fisher. cor Jth-dNc ana
1Gtt.si. iHstals Horl>. S4UOpV: ,,,...
DOrRhcrty. Wm 4 &. 20 l;D-' Newman II Naul'oii-
4 . Montgomery, YEAR Fo.OOO. 49,, - ~, - -
Dent Belle D. 20 i lOsJ, lOjth->t " 'u-aNe' :
YEAR. i2.-j1 ,,s - - ,,. 49,
Duncan. Andrew and wife TO \ Puldy c ieIfF-aNe.
n Ecllp>e-st. years. 5000 =. ,
Faulkner George W and wife, TO Love ct al $ 5
T1st-st g l.t-aVe. mOrta. years. slS.loO -.
Same % Farmers Loan ana Trust co, g cor ch-aNc
and 7Gh-st. yfa's. @cOCCo , - ~ -
C;aTagbcr kat 20 liy VI BcnGhem. cor New-aIe.
frontng Nornnc-de Park and 1lGtast year e. s2S 900
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
NeN.York. Tuesday. Juno 8.


The following sales held at the Exchange and Auc'
| onetory bIi!dng plot of land OF East Goth:
st. = 300 1t shave. plot 5lNlOOS; Eguit"pie Lhe
ictS Of iast l6thst 225 ft Of 2dsve. 25NiooS;
Simon Afendt *22 600 .,, 49,.
lots OF West 1l3th.st, 1876 IT OF RversidcaNe
25xIOO.l1 each; W Twiner, $4,000 -, -os -,
thrccstOry DIV eliine, with lot No 10 las Iou,st
tnres~-toly building. with lot No 2oI Ne.l isV-,t.
5 Of West End-aye, lot l7N?22; Mary "ooucock'
sl6,sCO. ,,. ,., -. >,o %, To-,
2sthst, n ; OF 2dave, lot 2jxtS3; y Ncbnde
i four-story dwelling lot. :. 4ie Wcs Hoih.st.
ss of lOth.aVe lot 16.SX9l.1l VIM Rasquin, Sllaoo
lot, Of l90tl-st. 1896 IL OF FfahhnhaNe' ION
IL lots in south Bloaway Yonbere Y, 25X about 19i
each: W II svcere, and other, sl5s15
lotc Park IIlll.aye; Wait 5000 , 49,,
II lots SOvth WaNerly-sti i l. Goooehoueh' Johh
Dixon and others. S2,3l5. ,... NJ,
lots Waveriyst, % OF Horriott Place
lott on south Broadway. cor Herriott Place
> lots : Iierriott.st 1lO1 # South Broadway
III sweeney. $500. -.
lots on Hcrriottst between Caroline a2d erosion
lote - Raadolph-st. 100 fl south Broadway; "h
" loi. ON south Broadway Randolph-'t :
Michael GregoIy and II Primo. 1000. a.. 7 L
10 lois fando ph-st 1o5 70 South broadway; j n
Van Fruat. T. NJ strauss and others. -N.6f1
l3 lots n Radlorc.st south broadway Il NJ HU1uN''
80. ,..ao,,h .,d
Raafofd ST. II Rush. - $50. . MI. c..,
lots e Elorcnce-st loo 70 adord~t' Hugh Steven
son and other. $40.
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
10 lots on Lincoln Road between Ralfcrd and Rogers
aycs ilatbush. 2oN2o5 each; John schroycr $500
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN


Tas, uouston.st No 40: the Home Of Industry
SnSlclggis SmS hg and anotiSs -. s47 500
l'ear-t 81 l-1. aud so So Nlict->'; Cai0inc
oh.l uo'''n7N 70 o''''''' ... 3os3
Jay.st u =, Hud,oa-st. 'd.o.nng land Il
Richld Duryea and Ni' hoas \ lacH"Du'i q. oo,.
S0d;iS eic,a3 MG i;5, -; ~" 35oO)
Delancrv.-t II = 1913 it G OF Pit 20. 2GN13: HdI-
ris Levy and wife % samuel Davis .------
o's5 o65r no 10 SSDisiosr cST taSS % %Hcnrch anu 1900
122G-st. :. 100 IL W O.. 4th-aN". tUNluJ; VIM 40
Lyman aud wife to Iatri, Ii NcNu!a N h..- o''VVo
North MOorest Nos % and iOl Man =. h"Fh 50
and others TO Smith Ely +, ~
LexingtOnaye. Nos l434 tp Lay; "e'IEc II
Johnson and wife to Alexander li">s So.
Sane property Alexander lIe-s and "ie 20 WIN 10
Buhler
4eth st 100 1stave. 2oA75: Jo>eph Jahaceh zoo
excr. 10 Henry Tlegenhe elmer ~. n "a '''0'
Ahtst as tj.12 ~ 70 ,isry La Mn 10000
lotlsVe n " cor OF l+ithst: julius = NIllef 70
and wife 70 Wm II Ne bulr - ~
Centre line H!ll-iGcaye. -Cj.. map = -V'h 10
267 G Geo NJ M!ler'aud wife 70 Alfred klno'r ~
si%pS99ss p43e, . ss,,,a1d - - Gt Katc Seil.Sd
1l6tl,at Manha:tar- sfc.' luOSl"
Chas C. Laudon and another TO MARX anu Mos 100
wateS.nt, no SO and 122 P,arl-st. Francis l. >,o,
Lane ct al. august hl.pt.n ..--- .--.- >, o'IVo
1otI.sve W e. 49.ll i 14ith-,t. S4Xl0c; Jacob II 80
Rex and wife TO VIM IL nj blhi 49,. -. ~
GOth.st n $50 Hth-2Vc. 2iAl0b3; tharIes
Riley 70 Elizabeth Roe et al....;...--,.-,, 5occV
jay pes,dc trus TU 70 julius Wold and anoher. 1900
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
I,t;rIcE or ACTING ASSISTANT OF AR

OTrnNAsTER United States Military Prison, Fort
r,xrnworni Kansas. Nav 9. 1880 ->ca,d proposals IN
Viii he received here until O'Clock D. m, cen
,raI time Nonday, June O. 1880 and ten opheh' f Tor
~ 600 pairs boots and shoes and 1JcOO
@ Moons aud 1000 barrack chair, during year D.,
cor III Government r,~srNe, night u rrytt
on bds or portions Of bids Prtf''nce will Dc
sn' ., rticlr- OF domestic production Or Manufacture.
ctditions 81 quality and price Cncludng Ia the pre- ol
-ojuctioJ, OF msnufac ufes the duty theItohl
ioItlsh oIanks and full information 10 bidding,
brlns etns articles and quantities equrd ctr. wiz
bc furnished BY this orcri ~ /" "'''' '' '
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
n rnrnsAI. EnR nErnGING I'M NM

| T.. ~ NAVY YARD EIo,NlFu. NcN.Y"ls -I9r,ar
n yard. and Docks. Na,v DEPARTMENT M'-h -io' q,
ltu. sealed rr0fu-il-. Too dnf. .1'. pa - y
..I,-,.,.ol. fr n-.f.ne af Ntr, VOID Hr.titu. ".
,l. h. re.,l lyed ar ,h- uu'l ~ o g L o. r .t
W.Iur-fa, fuig 1~'o anf ru'iI0t nf" ~ inn'dit'l j.
thereafter 81. f',tion. and h'n" l"i- y W,i".'i i,
VIII Do fp,,nl,l upon Application .p ~ tnIm1ut1rt y
,he No,t Y,ri Br.aplyu' y Y. or to =. Vrr.nr. E'.
.o.l. rlrI., ,,l Doe '.lri-'i fn- fr 'aNful porto W
and flr g mt e. .rt'i fl i'''i any
al proposals mot doomed ai'nntt- =" f' '".' %
IH.lt ard % waive 400 f'f-''. if.ii f' N' 81"
/. un- a ~. L---t = El--
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
MAnIS0N AVENUE HOTEL,
i-TH-~T. \ u MNUI 1TN-N =.

\
o b.ook from, Contra Park affords desirable 9' 'a,lon
one si,disnn-aye bv tAe door. which con-
Tor in direct ali piscc, OF amusement Rae
nc luer an plan. - 90 per DAY ana Hp"arn acroiu
on w r,HH.t,ou Rooms mas b. mad during summer
ing 20 ,D ,rDDithont board 81 per day and GpNart
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
DKOPO~NL- FOR n r. MD WISHING

i R.rr'lnr R.nd l,ol- 10 Hrd-oa-t. So" lotH
Cffy Ma l-rF scaled proposals. n t-piNt. .n'4 3
% ti~ n-unl conditions rii h' r~' q 'h" r. f',,.,
II O'Clock 'I, Sfh dtt - r' l-t" ~ Nhl,h
tl.e AID place tt., NIf h oleu'd 900 ih. n'" ~ o."
idt.-- 4. fu-..HIr ..fulfrs frt rtrr"r -ftl'' l-
H.4r,''d fo- r.e r'tns .er'ie.. rn't >i,'.- Nm
Whenever f.qr.r.t rithlr us rtf limit furuH i.t
f.~.al t.a- .lllr Juno &c. i-9l. tlf Furnishing a'i
G.l,.rUe fI, ard washing af r, NJ ot'rnr'H' equip
t.a i'-.,Ilurr 20 Irf. tf
production ot .arpnotu- conditions of qrniit' alf p
'i.lrtig u t. pre-. o. 'pr lsu rrdurtoI- snn manu-
lI.' p o.. d.'v c- On hlr "Tua. In" ''"'' l''n'
r,--r,e- 'H. r,.' '' r..'i 'r o. '' pni".'- H'nN,
,a aDil..a-'n.. ..t'.l.- .nr tf". .,.n- '
to Isl.I IiINr Ol l'Itt 40. l'' Hnt.'n--i- \.N-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
~, ~ nHl.0.Ai@s az .''', FOR FRESH BEEF AND

- KOFOcALo FUh KI.9II LII o1 N. NJ ~
- POINT !. J.. aAy %, 1890 = aied Iiop'-al'. u,
usual conditions Min copy "i
he'd, VIII br received at uli- onlor
MIA IL o'coc noon Friday. the ON gal 81 June lSo
,i,sn oDrn-d furnishing and delivering. ii"' te
1 ai thr Subsistence StOthou-c 1t TINS post, thr f,h
~ md Mutton required by The Sub-s"nrr b"lnith'hI
/ ) Army. for issue TO troop- during ne n,ca a & t
Iunr 1891. Proposals must be accompanied "
er sn,d by responsible persons th guartntor-
e. Justify n th, -um of -. 90 proposal not accom-
,o,d 6y such guarantee will not De- considered ff'i-
rrsncn wf gwen arclsr Of domestic pfoductivn nr
nanurucre conditions ~ quality snd price Nncudhs IN
f prce - foreign productions " nanuiatur' ur uIg
thereonj being equal tontfact- mao uhl"4 .h!s
,'s'n.n. shal be construed to Involve ne nIt'h
STATS IN any Obligation for payment n cAceS, oi lpppi
Stat. reserves the ght o. reject any or all hd- ne
bidder viii D. required L. enter lnf" WTllt
cS,t-rt ylfh tn tinted S,t.s with good and approved
srrrr rty. " tie o. $1,000 Wit1n t' dlf- ht.r
l.ng notlhad q the ar,sptiuco ~ hi> poi l Ppo~S
must DE- enclosed iu scaled 'ny lop"- ua hd Ii1i"-
for Fresh aud Mutton" aud addressed 2" ih' u4'r-
sirred Full Information ho obtained on ami. at-on
10 thi. oaco WlIifhI J.. >PUKHiN. tnp'aln 2i,t IN
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Centre.
Jn,mi,ao,e Music by the Twcuiy-Third kegiment
Band.
Ap,etizjng Rhode Island Clam Bake III the Big TENT
Before the sale
ryFree Excursion by special Trnin leaving Lons
leland Civ and Flntbush Avenue. Brooklyn. mt 1
o'clock p W.

The property Is within stsnc's throw oil me
D.no, and is surrounded hv charming Cottages and by
churches stores Schools and Hotels The streets are
n,de and every lot il ready 20 De- built upon.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE is one Of the most accessi
HE progr.e-ve attractive and picturesque suburbs on
Long I.lnud IL +, ONLY 80 minutes from Long Island
CITY ana Brooklyn by the Long Island Railroad Inc
train service is uncNcocd. Commuaton j. low IaA''
are nominal.
such chance for persons Of moderate means desiring
ho,e. of their own or seeking splendid invest tment %
purchase choice in refined ncshborhood has never
before been offered.
rT-6O per O II Bond and Mortgage
rY-TnIc- Absolutely Perfect.
FOR Free Pa-,os Maps and all Additional Information
applv o. JEHE. JOHNSONt JE.. 90 LihcrtN-st. y. -
ana 3a3 Fulton->t BIooHlvn. to WILLIAM DAWSON
lsj South-,t.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Proposals.

IOVERNOR'S ISLAND, y. y, May 6; 1870;
I SarG yropo.al- in tsipicatc subject to the usual
- ittio, wr br received un1l 10 4. ~. Junc D. lsoO'
@ IN" ccesIsy printing or piy,on Hcid4parte our
% L. had at this ohce. The = rcSefN,r ne is"1 10
w '~ ar All proposals. Envelope, 'onttluins pro
3 "3 I'D be- marked "Plopo,aN Tor Pimtn9; ana az;
dGv,d ~ the undersigned. j. H. LoisD Major ana
L. :. A.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THE NEW HOTEL AMPERSAkD,

GeaueigIly locatd c On hS. IhS sLo"tr sAKANAu LAkE
Good trout Ashing during spring and summer in
the lake and adjacent ponds and brooks, The starting
point for all resorts and camping grounds IN the woods
iuides boats, camp supplies &c. furnished. For cir
! cuafs, diagram and particulars address
| EATON z YOUNG. Managers,
Ampersand. franklin Co.. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Ia rnlln-AI, EnH NAlL-EAG CNED

ID I
4 Ih,IrNfi.~ P0.' oT..e . .l'r'r'nt. W1-ti.f''a 'a.
D. g.. Ne, i-.r ~'}1fif. scaled Ir.-al- ff.. n
en..- t..- rI.'. wii Do .''.. t- ID ilfn ii,
.',l nom or f.. -''h dl ~ luf ls' '. follows FrY-
u.-l. f1r f.r .n- e '.fNr- lnr h f'
Pot pft. D.ia.t..'. .'f prog" a.. % -'.' 90. 'mot'
~ fofal.g % anr charged o. it ' fr'I." I' ff which
Inf.ni cc'.o. 70 any VAL l convey . p" ft' t'Hst %.
and al-o price . rh.rh sad u'iIe cord fastener VIZ ir
furnished t1rfn' including p' t.t frnpl-s- MUST hr
in acror1u-r vf'n .ic-t alton, A foss ~ r'Io-as
which ull poe fu~ .h'f ~ lgi'pi.u ht I'''f q" fNf
9nd ts--f'n' f0-' t-irf moral 4H No 1-;- "l'n
r|rr D.. ..f. n.. '. JOB conf .' fY % t d
,...tf.f frYfI. - nj 'u r
.ng %. . t.t proposal. IONS WNNANtEfE. ro.'-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

If:'phIfN I.r, f-.n
~ rtLED pROpo- NJ vl hc received ~
y .s. ."i., a, t.. Ir. ~ ta. .Y,la "a Rl,-
..n f.-.Gr. IlI "f-..I. .'.'.f E-u. fu' f" n....
no., I.u. i-t'. f.. -. c.' r'' I''.'r ".
r..- of ff-. -. H...H t."' Hr.'n ut f.H .i.i.
ir..- .-...-- t. -.,t a' -. H I.. Dl.. 4D I.i-
..- s.. f.o t.r l-l' o.. -,c.. H. ... bl. ,f.af
,I.c. ~ lo i'r cont NJ N .Itf OFF -. Dill. r.-' h'0
tint o. l. = 'tfiN.
thIrf Engine. ''f ~l, ..rf'. f'u'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
CT-6O per cont OF Bond and Mortgage.
CYTitIc, Absolutely Perfect.
DMINISTRATOH SNIf.
"A Hv WM n HoNT CO..
Wand fhi.i-1Vr..

DMINISTHNTOH SNlf.
n Bv WN. II HDYT co.
, Wand rlili1yr.
OPPOSITE Grand C,uttl D.p.t. N'~'for"'
AETAM HYATT. Af@fm.".r.
Rare oproftuatt % -cruir valuable ,'r W '' '' i' l
Ir,inRon; good view u hudson s.r'oonanF, II','~
;on. kuosn - 90. jaHc- Aca'r homestead.
premises on TIL ReDAY. JrNh - l@'o az II a. 3d.
Bv order OF DAVID CROMWELL. Nlu'ni-tfa'or.
wi'h the Niil aarr>cd of Jla"- N'h.i, c'''--'l
IAMEs L WELLS Aucronc.r.
viii sell q, auction q. r., E,,,' Ey,hanre % Liberty.
AuoTneys ol..,,...,.,,-o
on WEBSTER. DECATUR AND HULL AYES
SIX SUPERB VILLA SITES.
FRONTING ON THE GRAND
NOSHOLr PARKWAY
adjoining The charming ir-iicntal quarer,
bedford Park.
oith ward. Ncw.Yor. city.
Finely located OPPOSITE and overlooking Bronx Park,
PARK: Graded avenues: city conyon'nc': no nu.an.'-
track
HARLEM RAILROAD RAPID TRANSIT
Eighteen rninUta- bv c,pr.- from tu. Grand Central
Deno,: coumut,ton. ~ ccnt.' lo'- -od -~"ntey m'
villa -.ta, front directly Oh Mo+o.u Parkway.
TERMS LIBERAL TiTLE GUARANTEED
rec Of cost ., each customer r.e Invter rtr lnsur
anc.. CO. Maps with NEElsILL ROGERS, Ati"rney~
III Broadway. and With
JAMES l.. WELLS. hurtonror,
% Ilberty..,.. and 3iavc. and l49;h-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
fotct5.
HOTEL ALBERT,

hi bFOlIu III-ANt
rioc,at sumuer ho,c It's extra height ana "a'lsh ~
fL'.' icl"".. nlsur. its a coolness no OLHI
, Iolst OF; cu,n" IneNcellcd prices rcasonipi''
house can 'o''' vs. ROBERT J. BRADY. Mana-cf
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
-----.- .rn1.r rrnchLYN uEIGurn.

NANsJOS HOUSE. ENOCh " tLlt'i -.
a,ii oo,t,sitc WaiI-st. %cwYork, minutes walk
1om iult6n OF wsl-s ferry a1d he bfidee tTlnuS
lIui reasonable raNs, select faHlIF
sub tr,nsient hote zoo rooms
1CuT LINCOLN. BROADWAY AND d2DST, SELF !
zen Tan also crates. and cnctfr light In 10y
WIN stally low rates for spring American and Euro
rom ~ ''"''' CHARLES \. DUNN Manaeer.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Business Chan tcs.

A RARE CHANCE for young dentist Ia >hafm!ng
"A town. easy reach Of New York Ged clear Office Is
opened q: once. Address Box A. D.. LOG West f2ds..
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THE kITTATENNY.

UEIAWNKE WNTEK EfP, tn.
Now open; delightfully."- located. with all modern I'm
proyements: send for circular.
w i. BRoDHEAD & SONS.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Steamboats,.
4 HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

. ].
~. y \
Daily lc,,'It SuhdLyrI
Leave HfooAyu, Fulton. 80. tht NuirNI 90 g. 300
Nrw-Y Ork, Il. .-bO,-'.--at 30 DO.
.2d--t .
For ALBANY. landing At Ionkcr,. Wrr, Point Nev.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

~ -, ,un.rs DEW ara DEAN RI HMoND leave OLD
fl+l' Al, y ~ iot dA'ls,,p - % y u DAliA iSun
FXPFIoN 10. SARATOGA LAkI GEOEGE LAkI.
IIANPIAIN. SAiiANAC LAKE. and other ADIROS.
al
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
COOPERSTOWN, OTSEG0 LAKE, N. !

Halls heated by steam. and BY wood fires
perlor accommodations reasonable rates no ma ara mos
nulfocs or hay fever. =. r.. CHII ItNDtN PROPRIETOR
Also Manager, Princess Anne, virginia Beach Va
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WATCH HILL HOUSE,
A(:ANA,I.

WAIIH HILL, K.
Opens Season 1880 June 2jth. A. X. Hale, Propr
For Circular, and diagrams address until June 25th
CROKER HOUSE. New London. Conn:
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

miles from Caldwell send Tor circulars and refer
". H. MIDDLEWORTH
Agawam spring Lake George. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

LAKE RONKONkONA l.. l.,
Fir>class summer I-oit. o. ,he tanAs .: ths LAKE;
iii IrorAli affections. ~ elcat iothing and hshing.
IIot.l wl De- opened Jun' ~ under new uansgeInent
Iy,rythng Of ne highest ord BaA,, Gas Op-n Fire:
Tia - 81. and terms aidrrss " The To" ers' y
touk koukoina, l.. /.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Summer Resorts.
ISLAND VIEW HOTEL,

STONY CREEK, CONN.
Opens June 10Th.
Most beautiful location the Sound Bathing bo>A
ing, fishing. Circulars terms, &c. j. IL. CoLLIX1
] ,27l Broadway, y. Y.
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Told by the Eve.

Gray eyes do not indicate intel
lectuality any more than eyes Of any
other color.
Deep. close set, little eyes Of any
color indicate temper, selfishnes.
and ignorance.
Negroes of all degrees OF morality
have dark eyes; 20 Indians. good or
bad; 50 other races.
Il Is probable that thin eyebrows
10 not indicate deceit, or heavy
brows honesty, as many think.
Wholly contrary 20 popular belief,
the color Of the eye indicates in no
instance any moral characteristic.
The lids are pregnant with mean
ing. In the vacant-minded. the
vulgar, they are wide; in the cum
ming, close.
Inthereligious fanatic and prayer
ful the white OF the eye'' shows
above the lower lid; in the naughty,
more Of the upper eye.
Byron, the prince Of roues, had
inexpressibly beautiful brown eyes.
Burr, Americas most unprineipled
and irresistibly fascinating Iioertine.
had very dark eyes.
A rather straight brow on the in
ner half belongs to trapeze perform
ers, successful stockmen and eoues-
TRANS. This indicates judgment Of
size, distance, form, weight and
muscular control.
The lids and brows are responsible
Tor the apparent change in size. and
the different moods affect the iniens.
ity aud luminosity, but never the
coior. This is an undisputed fact
among Psychologists.
Arched thin eyebrows indicate
the artistic temperament. love NJ
color and orderly Arrangement
Who ever saw a slOvenly house
keeper with a high arcbed brow. or
straight brow in a successful
painter?-Er.
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The Horse.

Without the help Of the useful
horse mans range Of usefulness
would be greatly limited The
horse is n very intelligent animal,
and can he taught to perform many
wonderful feats, which are incom-
prehensible TO the masses. Most OF
the circuses which travel about the
country give exhibitions Of the
horses sagacity. which constitutes
their PRINCIPAL attraction.
Ifthis were all the use that could
be made Of him, he would lie Of lit
tie real service 10 u.s. Ii Is the work
he does which makes him so valu-
able. a good horse eau do lots of
work. II well treated. But he j.
sometimes mistreated by his owner.
This is great mistake. IL is said
that a horse half fed, hut treated
well in every other respect, wiH do
more work than one well fel and
badly treated.
II is sometimes necessary to sub
due horse, but this should always
be done as gently as possible.
HorSes were treated very cruelty
in England until the early part Of
the present century. DIR. Smiles in
writing Of England calls it'erhe
Horses He'll" In France. he tells
us, they work them till they are
old and useless, and then drive them
into 4 deeppOnd tOdrOwn or be eaten
up by the leeches.-Ths Tdbies.
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A DEAD MAN FOUND.
Evident Suicide of a Supposed GAM
hler

This morning, at about S O'Clock,
some boys whowereTalking nearthe
Union Pacific track where it crosses
the farm Of ALMA Pratt, about two
miles south of this city, came across
the dead body Of a man. twas ly-
ing on lis back and in the centre Of
the forehead was a bullet hole. The
hands Of the corpse lay upon Its
stomach. and IN the right was firm
/ IL held a 3s-calibre pistol.
The boys Immediately sent word
to the City Hall, on receipt Of which
telephone message instructed
Skews d Son, undertakes, TO take
charge Of the body. Accordingly
their wagon was sent after the re-
mains, which were conveyed to
tbei. establishment on Third South
street. The coroner was out Of
town and there was some delay in
making arrangements to hold an
inquest.
IL was learned that parties who
had seen the body expressed the
opinion that the name of the de-
ceased vas Robert johnson, and
that he was 4 gambler from Lead
Vile, Colorado. He was dressed in
dark brown pants, a grey checked
coat and vest, a tourist shirt and a
dark brown felt hat.
Shortly before four O'Clock the in
quest began before Justice Laney.
too late to enable US to give any OF
the evidence today.
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Sudden Death Of 4 Raha-

The many friends Of Brother an,
Sister ". r. Jones, IT,, Of the FIJI
teenth Ward, viii be PANIED to lear,
OF the death or their infant son
Charles Feurose Jones, aged te,
days les than nine months
which octartd this morning
The child seemed n little un
well yesterday, though not seri
ousIy, and during The night wa.
eestiess. This morning Is seemed
tighter and better and was taking
sjme uou-ishmeut which It's mother
vas giving 10 IL, when ii suddenly
Areg lack it, head and almost
instantly expired. It was a fine,
Iafse h2he, usually in the best
nelith. The cause OF death is not
oniers.oui.
So, SCOUT Three years ago an infant
m Of The same parents, very much
di ,e 5 'liia one IN physical appearance,
In d. 'iie same age to a day, and
tvo@ ,s,....ili-iar manner. They have
I lir;- l'-i, children, both girls, still
a, ne funeral viii be held
s. dencc Of The parents on
Tie Ut,i, o' 1 Street, just west of
& tSebdse..h Ceatral track. tomorrow
vliei " R.m. Friends in
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Bs-NefaIisut.

LONDON, April l9.-During the
debate in the Commons last night,
ON the motion Of Samuel Smith in
favor OF n conference on hi
metaiism, which was finally ne
jecte'l 10y the House, sir William
Eer.On Harcourt announced that
Mr.. Gladstone did not approve Of
the motion. Balfour thought he
adhered TO the principles Of BIZ
uIetalism. 1t would be folly for the
government to so in advance Of the
commercial opinion Of the country,
and try 10 iOrcaaupOn the nation
currency i'm which commercial men
did not thoroughly believe. Goschen,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, said
lie was inclined TO favor bl-metal-
ism, provided all countries would
permanently maintain it under an
international agreement.