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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
Railroads..
u IN n SYLVIA a
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE IS, 1890.

on AND AFTER JUNE 2S, 1890. .
aVo MIAE FAST LINE for the wsS c Paa
Is a. NJ, toSil6as 80 n, Chicago 90 p 70;
% a s ESqi' Lot Ia sHa and &cnoSc
1905 DS ,o Mr fffspSS AND chicago LIN
IHD Composed exclusively q Pullman y ssaEIns
I3Ws and sS eem Pns Ra%E STGs SF
cogrspers bathrooms for both con sexss
a$s sSis sse$& a By sGG' AID
Hxrl.ISs pullman vestbHle Sleeping car and Di,ns
Car to st. LCH; C9 oSus sAa Aes en-
cinnat ii 100 m, Chicago 200 D. H., and b. Louis
$50 ' E. G Eli. F%eysrEnN EXPRESS for al pSss f.
WSt Northwe,t ane @ Sr s. LE chaso
Gta and Memh SbS Pi RafG 6nhs ca
P5 II and @
9 80 90 . Se%S% eSA for
sP Scc Fl lar 70 70 Mem
pins VA the shenandoah Valley 2IiT p nv gext day
p, 'S SSITg nG GPis the c S
s5 fsSs: AR fp 5F s1SI
san PSep' AZ, s"aa 70 ~ a. Em a1sfy daily With
Dining Car At 20 p 90 aSI AND Sas 20 H 10 p 80
3 5S Ia 90 200 ssa{ s 81 $50 E
C9sSape9he eaa ONO naTay ana oo p m daily
For Long Branch Pont Pleasant and nternedIate sta.
g "a a!5 % G Sg aud = SO p'oH
Is do not stop at Asbury Park on hGnaay. ,
For Atat C, , 80 & , n co for cape SAY
and with through car for Browns NILS tnd bs"eH
Haven. ,,, xhuod,,ubio O.
For Old Point and Norfolk via NcwYork H
Norfoil, Ealroad OQ q. dolly except SUNDAY and
300 D. 10. daily via Baltimore and Bay Line ~
H. F0R PHILADELPHIA.
Eypress Trains leave follows -
G2c ! ~, 500 80 10 Chic9so Lni,ed =, WIZ i6n
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited), and ii w
a H. II 20. j 90, 2 10 5HJ $50, 90 70, ;0o,
6 90 8 30 90. and 90 p m and II 70 night
COMMUNICATION. II 10 a. H. 40 and 100 p M sun;
diys Express. G:lj, 9 49, 90 10 Limited and 70
H. 200 4 700. I 30 > 100. $3.50. = 90 and 0 ;OO
D. ~, and Il Is night. Accommodaton 90 p N;
the SeN.YOrk Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana
chox baggage from hotels and residences through to de'
FOR tmctaes of local trains apply ticket agent
OF the Company. - ,voon
G,ncril Nsn,cpr General P1ss'F Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
90 iubom ct ttlnn Coutern.

IN TIE MATTER or THE APPLICATION
( or THE BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COMfAN /.
TO whom 10 may concern: Pursuant Ia thr po' 'Io'
NJ an art of Tho Legislature Of the Sia- ~ NrW-l ork %
titled An act for the Relief Of the BrOo"lyn CIV .',
road COMPANY OF the Franchise AMI PsopfN 81
t6r En-hRIrn Railroad Company" -aid act being chapter
40 Of the M 1890 and pursuant 70 AZ ofd, W t
q special term ~ rruf held a ING
ort Hou.e city Of Booklyn. County OF KINGS an
Of York. the 9Th d9} ~ Au9u-t, I0l' u,
Brooklyn Cty Railroad Company hereby ai' or anu
the chip ~ eight fS NIhIr
OF The capital ,tork n thr -hwicA, Railroad COMPANY
couoat6n duy INCORPORATED under Tho laws o. this STATE
aud formerly operating HlIoad Boo the city ~ Hfn'h
and State N"WYork, which said raj road Is no" opat q
by sad BROOKLYN City Railroad Company c-Hcr ~ -au
Iushwcs RAILROAD Company Said cght shatrh 81 stock
wcrr is,m1d Henry Snh by certificate bearing datelpe
let day of January 1870 which said certificate was mum
bcred 25 sppar by thu stock certificate book Of sa
u,.I,atrE ralfrdld C0rnpauv. he oil
said Of stock any 81 said share are rGra 70
and 1ddrcsr To the brooklyn Guy NHi-
road Company 80 10 Fulton street In the city Of Efo9N
lvn County Of Kings and state Of Ncwiork. ANY IN
formation with respect the sad shares OF stock, or any
Of them with respect to tho owner or owners cr9
iiroovn Cl,y Ilarosd Company at the above address
Dated NcW.York, Avg. IS, 1890.
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WASHINGTON.
xrw.YcEk. ONTARIO AND WEsTERN RAIL-
NAY COMPANY.

ras,rnCr trains law OF jay ad f2d st "a iooNs
Js,.st.. 50 a ~, i=d;,t ~ a. ~, Tor Saw !bp,Si
iIbfrtS Iilncock. walton, D,lh. Edncs'on, Norwich
tlco tomc, Oneida. Detroit 'h!'tRo ana p"ntSc Wmn,l
uai Lab. Mohouk and Nnn"waska, Walktl |2'y sta,
rons MlddctoAn, BIoomngbuiS. EHenNlli" Mountain
Dalr lsi,ousg Hurley Aar, hYtr;j White iaN.; ,cl
Jey.,t 4 90 y. ~, i2i-,t, $40 T.. M Ioi 'supo'"
nan ,l,, MnhGnk and Mlinew tsk9 NHllhiil valley stu
ton. MlddictoNn. Bloom ngbiri, fHcllo ioF, JsrNls
Nontisca0 fallsburg, iflryNhe Llbcrty Wh'to L"Ao'
Roe daHd a., c.t5, -, q, viddl.town
FllrnTillr fals,,!rs Llh,rty Walton norwich ohelta
urwrgo .oynr,tcr Niagara fHl' Detroit 'h''aso n'u
JaS.-t 80 y. M "a -. :i5 2 M saturday ony
IarsGuTE Llh,r;5, White Late ,Ji9ekland. s,o,,vs
"tIniv through Othrr trains daily, "NrrpS NunuHFH
p,Ilwnn arlwing.roou seats and slcepingear bcFIhs
rss.rycd AZ .i23 broadway, New; ORR; MI. =, ~
a; ANDERSON. g.. \. A., ~ Exchange fi''c' ~ l.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
New.Yoris. Saturday.

Sew;Yoss Saturday o Avg i1 19 ls9 Sson
,y Ss tSt s G S ,1 d ss f 1 @ sS
s24a $50.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For tho present week ending Saturday August %, the
following auction ,acs are announced 10 be held at tho
Exchange and Auction Room:
TO-DAY CMONpAY) AUGUST Is.
Foreclosure sale lots 2lxicol and 5s;o,y mats Nos
1G6 and lGs West l2lstst 30 q Of ;th-are lot.
3 S9x1GE T.s Sash &eS ssG 5 It q
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10.
Foreelos,r- sale lots 2jxO0 each and 5-sory build
inss on istaye COZ 3lSt.! 9,s 23xic9 Zach and
similar buildings East Olaf 133 oE 81 noI iStsy1
W.T. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90.
buildings. Sss a s to gS' ans i@e
Ram.st lot 25x7i and 3s.ory dwelling No. t99 Vest
d a%eiag. No III p' LdSi"stcna7c Of 2stst
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81.
Foreclosure sale lois oox70 cach and 5story build:
inss Nos o6i and l0Gd Maisqn3yG : C2s f. f., ,S e
soh.st lots 25xGO each hoOoiHs'ave' s. i'' AO'
FRIDAY, AUGUST %.
Foreclosure sale lot 2sSoo6 and 9.2Iy lss and md
s siSl s1 Su isds 30 & al adj s a5CTc '''
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N' Y CITY
In,s5cF lot 2oS ,'io; ie Nosz ;Ih %N so7i
,Dr fhpi lot si0i rs YsIayc ana 1854 '5hst
ga zane Sso 70 A Ms M frank 10 u6e j. 5000
14otast > 80 Willi''sVe' GOV ~ "'-S $500
Neagleaye 200 e, m2wtnosS ioi-' 1850
1885 st. 5 8 250 7th-ave 15oNSJ.1l; il Dor ,
sett to Il A Ihurstoh. 1a,tie
Idberty.st n 6, I! 20 e Nassau-st 2o0A'o' ha'''s
sedst hsuso Sas 2 nth.aVe 00Ne0xo.GSG0; L ,
Williams to Charles HeDona..d I'd ~ Z cav
PieasaniaXe. W cor 1z-d.'t' '"llAcoi VIZ"
sd. $50 1st-ave loxioli' IL "Uo's 10000
1o9thst iSs ,,%os t,ave' i.Nnoo.i 10000
Thonps0n;st Nos 2o4 anu vs. '4"''' 10000
1asthst 1884 Winis.aye, lc0@lG.o;
Thomas cram as ona.o'i-'.' 1850
s7ths' Sto ulS S1i@Ve, .OAiVo ~c 22lOo
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RAILROADS..

TnE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CRY.
TRAINS LEAVE - FOLLOWS:
700 5. N..tNIt A'J NLSi IHi IL LIAIIi-D-D'' -
1890 !. Vi. Sol iiIWfsrrfN vTsrIBrLE LIMIT
tD-Dge Cincinnati 80. Indianapolis 10 ~ d. d. -"
1885 4. M.DwtsrERN DAY EXrREss-dnly except
4:5o 5DI 4. M.-xoErn SHORE vrsTTDuLE LlMIIED
Due az de- rolf 10 10 .. h. l'ago 'J y H. "'N'
600 r. M.-rAsr WESTERN EXrRTsS,T.Due Chicago
$50 +. 0 II. ""&HibiG0NSBACiK. H6%fREAL AND MA.
o,ii55N i! !,hLIl ~ 'LocIs AND CHICAGO Ex-
r.;E,s-Dur Indianapolis II 20 y IA. next Gay' b.
Ill2G!Hl IfrEG roTGnIKEEFssiE; FT u ,a5
tLlfr ,hINcrLONl. ND ~ bH'A-io ~, r ~
lS ~ 20 a. 81 e E, =, e 81 a
a. u, , 80; t3 80; - % 80 =; - ?, n;ao m
~ 50 200 10 g. 30 o5 p. m, ~ 90 night.
I.oi 20, Pr i21 10 ~ 90 nm a. '''
rrici Axio S,Gritt~.ss 3d. S5o 10 90 %''' 50
o., o., 90 ~ ~, az az 49,, "a Gt,5io' ID
9.I, %. u.' %, 90 riaAt. 49,,
~ .ALo~o -. ~ %. 10: 80 H. M, o 90. 80, oIS
NIhsArA rALGs-lo - 40 80 M, 4:5o, 90, 80.
shi:iIGc,X - 90. 30 . III, '2:oo. $780, 80
Lf 6h x6 &c. II s. a . 5 % % p. m
ApiRoNbAcK MOUNTAINS AYD MONTREAL. 1900.
- 80 u.. 80 J.. u. l. 90 h.sht slto Adirondack
A'!ijF'ii.& 2.' Gr%lEt AXr cANANDMGrA-'o5o
rrl.r>.iIi.s uI'i( Viz nAHr.iM DIVISION
r. ind /" Slre e car, "a ay'r r a; o nd
~ PAN pi.r. 5S Vet l45'h.st $40 lssu.s.. e.iuon,
Adr5f ~ T b. Ge5aaia c5 aatson It,, jcr;S %'
''c,9.", r>p-.. az, for ani c,c', baggage from
'IrNr eN-cp, sua'a' :@4trieNs only. o'heF trains
t'o,@ trains cx-cg; tho.e ay!ne at 90 80 a. n
H.. rlrl ~ " p li6,1eii-Y ,lopGr II DANIELS
tt~I'i Pc Agent
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Gorntrp Boarh.

-, -, =.
A BEA UTlFUL SUMMER HOME hfstclass, Tor re.
"A nned family or party o. adults large private mansion
hour Gas. water, bath high location health view
uneXccllc1 extensive awns wahs shade. tenni' stab
Ing sta.J Adaess CS., 3l2 Bway,2d floor or CALI
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Ganntrn l]ropertp for Sale ano 90 Ert.
ShinneCock Hills. LOnU Island.

Lying between and overlooking SbinnetOck ana Peeonic
]sys and Atlantic Ocean bne- 0ca,i0u Long Island
excellent inn, VITA furnished cottage attached on the prop
NV Jhe Long Island Improvements Company, no" making
aHnsiye improvements Offers IoF safe Oh terms
puiioing sites from three Apply 70 w. b.
HOiT, Southampton, L.
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NJ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
" 49, ROAD FOR 1900, . 49,
NED BANK, LONG BRATGno OCEAN W. sF XXI AND
no" AID POINT PLEASANT

TINA ,bc I'm effect June 20 1890. Trains leave New
YORK foot Of Libcr;y, 90 SID 10 (exPr's no 10 2:
800 40 q 10 D. IA. sundays. 4 90. 100 a. H. / 'oo
u. ,..,-,. .,d D.-t,ros.oa o..
a 10 a. m ~ noon. 20 express SATURDAYS onlEl
. Ia 1.xnre,sl 40 (eXpres. except Red bahh' ~
texprcssi ) 20 90 p M Sundays BIO 2'1o d. "''
Sunday trains do stop ut Ocean Grove and ASOury
ParH.c -, oncrrT J. r. WOOD
Suncrintcndcnt Genl Pass. Agt. Penn. y; II
H. r. BALDWIN. Gtnl Pass Agent 4 H. W. Vi ~ -
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THE BOOK oPENATn spoSTS . cSssy9; 500
American open amusements Rules for sailing. swp,
Ming bs playing. SHOOTING horseback riens e.: aS
and universally complimented b. the prsses
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NETWORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

II FOR
COTTAGE CITY. MASS, EOCKLAND. BANGOR AND
ALI. POINTS on PESorSCOT RIVER.
EASiPOkT. ME, AND ST. JoHN, v. g.. DIRECT.
WITH ALL CONNECTIONS
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA.
Capt. f. G. Miller leaves Pier 40 T. r. foot Of Pike.ss
EVERY TUESDAY AT ) T. NJ
Superb &C onmolations and low fare Freight at low.
and 20 TASSF ERRlNG. Goods received daily.
ius pa ~ Lllr- snd Information apply b
=; ~. 90 BROADWAY -; III
!. Ii. NI.WCOM ACt.. 1856 Flstbush-avs.. Brooklyn.
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IENTRAI. RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY,
y LOOT OF LLNl-L:rNSr.. NOEIu RINEN

CEHTRAL EAILR0AD o. ,NSIEWI;;JEEIRsEY'
foI Fl,Gsn Ea:,9a Ge EeYass AS s.
r>Oara TOmaqaa searoh4 snbgry emisb.rg w NH
aa ap uS OK f9 E and r B9te
"a for Lax Iios9teong ana Ens c, coo Alien.
tona 1G .,cn Be6icem Allentown Maach Chunk and
2cO f.; FG as"s h, hnhe GFasSns
scranton Reading Harrisburg Pottsyile. 1am,1ua Sha
TSS f5ash SI Buzz. passi C to Wionspor
cess Aeqs aaasH Sh3 Ee'SS rgg, HaTr; As
r0tts'!iie &C. on suna1yI 20, t2f taisoh' Dc'"'"'" ~
''Hn Is Na"Ih f Tor ,'on Bc3sRcG Allentown Msuh
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg Wkesbarfe' Scranton Tam
80 p. Pennington. Lake nopa'eOns' Ea''0n
@ P p a. '5 5 'fasis a '@a
cN2 IS Hnans or foa S' hs hem ana
y Sd iai1. L'ns Brlnca A,9gr r,r& 9cGan Gr0 ~
i' 30 80 80 80 90 $40 sq Sun avs
a. . 29o ol o. Se y rars SUNDAY Trans '' 0' sop
| 10 II IL a. H. 80 80 . 80 80 p NJ sunday
fof I@Eo1ooi Toms River and Barnesa', &C., s1'
or b SS ia laia 5anuo CRY vincland aaa Bridge
'o'tor Proochod. 90, sis, IL a. M. 49, iso,
- 70, ~ m Asooy 90 q 70 % IIlS sun M
! days 90. 0 90 a. IL. { 90 p. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN gHoyE' &C.
For Highland y am. SfabrghL Monmouth beach Long
Dr1uch S. AZ 1 so 20. 800. ii 90 a. ~, VI 49,
4s5 ) So p. svhdaya 80 a So 20 y; 20 s.,u,.
e. For 4ui9 f@as 80 'T G sua4ag 80 % s'fS'.
FOR LSirwocd Tons River and Darncsa:. 1 80 7A5
o. ,- irrSn Ocean Grove Asburv Park Pent Pleasant,
&c. nc 40 8 o. II 90 II. m. 100. A. 80 o.So
= FOR Beach Haven. Atlantic city, vneand, Bridgeton'
g.. 30 d. H.. 90 y. M .,
lDR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia 80, - . 200, II 80 a. m ,5o
90 20. : 'oO 90. O;oo, 80 , M - - night.
- NDAIS .0u. II 90 a. N. 90, 3;2o o;oo, y 10
\. ~. - Is night. 80, so, -.
ocpt sunday q. 90 20 90 = m u 10 i2h oo
Train, leaving ~ 80 II 80 =. M 80 90 o.ou
80 D. M ~ 10 night except saturday ngnt nave con-
ncct1n Reading larrshurf f9ttsN NJ ~ , ,,hua
-wburN. L'Nl.fur' and NlillaflSiort VIA fhNa'
d,lIia a, 10 u - Buh't Parior car, 80 m,
i > midnight exc pt sat- d'l night SUNDAY 500 D. M
1lcArt, and arlo seat, can BE- lofuIu ~ AZ a yoI
AK oit. ilIO. l3'J BrOatNaY, 1H1 dtbaN" -ba Wet
i5Sthst i3i Fast l2jh-s, NcwioFk; tourt'st, 500
YORK Transfer company win call for and check
boqgnce from hotel residence.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. y; G. s

a.
w II f. r. H. Co.. Lssce.-rnihs leave West 40
nom tr loot Of Jayst, Ncwi 0rA haWl'toa iE''or H.
D,tr,t and Chicago, 90 a. N, . 10 D. NJ 'o.Io r. -
81 Lon.s 3 10 . 10 y. N. Toronto DO a. M ID 49,
%i,Sug Fails 3 80 % - a. m, . 10, . 10 p ~
tu and syTasis 30 %,o - 20 . 81 g. cio45
ali 30 g. H. b 90 4 90 > - ana - 10 10 p M
Cat,n and Albany 80, = zoo al $50 a. M
hS as - 90 10 3 10 p m CEsnstohs, S9y'
Cornwall rvl uts, $3.50, Oh z IN, 40 8 i i5
III - H. m sni rO:i5 a. M. h3 - p m: Corn"a a9a
,,i,re ~ Montreal and Canada East ~ m. - -
H.. ELEGANT srrpine-cars 70. buHho' nn,h"r ,r,ins
Datiot thicapo and -. Louis on al tlrouEa
Sa,at0aA specials all 80 BIZ - p ia. M
to Saratoga nnd Caldwell LAX" t'0rSr az ~ a. ~,
daily excerpt sunday. b3 AS p NJ tSatuafS 9 Tx ia
I n a. AMI ~ Kan@r,ki Via Phocnici 10 10 and 80
M. 80; ,. ~, trains and 10 40 a. III; iW r,r tIanG
iio.sc 7:I6 ali 30 a. m. b8 - p NJ pTlor;caI' to
Cat.l on 'hr.o Trains. Han holiday Hle'inl 10 '
,1iu day onlyl Kaatcr XIII Hunter liopltt
ll..l station PhDrncia Parlor-c1r To ,'lIu
Station aud phOrnicn. b. r. e. Leaves rVvNHn Wv
HrooSlyn AnHeN 90. ai0 40 NJ; Ha 100 NV n 20
III - D. m. Cat,l,ll Mountain night line 80 y; r.
sleeping Grand Hotel station SUNDAYS only Jy
,D,v r,ceut saturday. All other trains daY tNctpt
sunday. For tickets timetable, nrior any nllt v,
accommodation information. apply ohccS M9oH|n;
33 Wa,hneton.-t 52G Fuanst AnncS onesc f nG 81
wav Il3 Bowery IL PARK Place, SO Wrst l2otnst am
Vrst shore station foot Of West i2dst, and ioot 81
Jav.st. North River &. T.. LAMntKr. "eheEm ra~
scnger Agent, o Vondcrbitaye. Ncwior'"
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Conntrn ilroprrtp for Sale ano 90 Get

Observation-Disclosures.
Illustrates the fact in business that
wise liberality pays.
perfectly deYelopsa and faeiSy restTic'ea
ttL kynwS GiIookynl Elevated and y. b. & ". e. Il. Il.
lots Tor s 5000 20 $50 each illustrated circular sent
Anuly "a Tic AGENT on the property, or
if'' " w. q. 49,. {. RANDOLPH, Al Wall.st.
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OteGu CLEANERS.
DED STAR LINE.

ped STAR LINE.
"a TOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing fer Ncw-York and Antwerp weekly
TfitNLAND wednesday Hngast -. 10 D. H.
So aud upward Second Cabin SO Excursion, sos and
81 Steeragr at low rates
FhTEi WRIGHT son. Cent Agts., Bowling Green.
CHARLESTON, S. c., the South & Southwest.
4aG eL4bE AMR AE Pt GSNPAsRr? POINTS
From Pier %. Z. Il. (foot noosevet.st.), at p m.
ARE thailcs AMI Jackson Vile on, Avg IS
IhQQJoiS, Charleston and Jaekson,le.. We'd Aug. 90
CHI FL Char eten aud Jacksonville. Mon, Aus o.
All steamer have frstcass passenger accommodations.
5 ias%'AH'' uSS cG R5 'GsSo * Sf Ars sn' Der
T. O. roER PoTlin s s ST. Bx =; x.v
DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Ii FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLo. CUEACOA.
CQRo AND MARACAIBo.
Calling AZ Trinidad 70 land and embark passengers and
Picr &C. East East River.
SIS. YEEEzuELA 10 Thursday, AUGUST 2s 90 p' m.
These American steamships. specially built for the
hooL10 Genc Rhi Ssnsse nAh X Walls.
- TATE LINE-BETWEEN NETWORK,
- GLASGOW AID MoVlLLE LONDONDERRY:
WITH TnEornu TICKETS AT REDrCED RATES
STATE OF PENNsY LvANIA. Thursday. Aug. 81 q. m.
cabin pnsagc s5 to $50 ac9cr5ng 10 Osaaoa o, sat@
and from all parts o. Europ" a. lowest ratca Fro picr
Columbia stcrcs Soun, Ferry ookIyn, \ y For ireleh;
Agents 80 Broadway, " y Storage Office 81 Broadway.
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/ Il LAWRENCE nEACnIer.xn

A Il AAwfEN'N fI1oSG isLA2XD; ,.,,, Won 49, g.,
Lawrence pleas: G ~ sf,rrnooo A. ~ S ar ~,
DC'on roach on the Atlantic Ocean 'front.' adjoining
Lawrence C.darhulst ,;,- roso~, t ,ho,,, ono ,, and
Beach MI from Law renee station. = special
r,.o will leave Long hand City at II O'Clock mex.
LaNac'o Soudav TO return at .. Only adults ad.
49,, init.cd to the tram -,
Lawrence Passes W' nv mai on rcca. ~ within anil
he"Vi fnton UuI object being u make known %
Lawrence desirable Pslhi o ,a,rr, bcacS in ro anu
Beach ,Ioons M huhiub M rovdv,ap,
Lawrence bcdch W. tto,~e whore nSeIle;,t' bo h,ng
ncac" sailing ard carriage riding can be had Gov
Lawrence tayc sr's IT, ,II1't'iiC0GK 1rpcr
Beach. luS, 4,i y. Ncw.York ''
A. farm prn's North Shore o. - water
{nti exceptional advantages for summer residence,
iror,oio prospect OF greatly cnhanccn value IN next
aua 800. need - 900 only. o. j. A'kERLY, IL
. ,yRFYCE BEACH-IF YOU DESIRE A LOVELY
lawrence leach sanofo Ni,i4 s,te n sttGos 10
Lawrence Beach SStsr,' sf a~ rcnce Ranc, - 10
i>a"rctnccc I:.,.h tween Wave Cross and Cedar.
,"Smrr.,rnco roach hurst. Purchase excursion tick
laurence Beach. sI, 70 I''"EeHVc' ficaeo aodiese'
Ia Lawrence 1 besShh nENJ. w. HITCHCOCK.
Lawrence Beach - NI''i'oe1'-o. nv Urn.
,YrsIorS pARK-IF YOU DESIRE TO LIVE IN
- Ha1isode. PARK select locality. less than forty
1ns.,isaaes PARK minutes from New.Yor6 city
I,aiitsaTcS PARK Hall, Communication 10 cents each
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The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-15
Where Danger DWeiiS.

London, April 2S.-The tragic death of F. l.. James, the intrepid African hunter and explorer, has shocked all who know his careerin Africa.
 The cable dispatch from the West Coast briefly announces that he was killed by wounded elephant while hunting in the Gaboon coun- trv. The last white victim of the elephant hunt was Mir. Deanc, an agent of the Congo Free State, who was gored to death by a wounded elephant while hunting near Congo
 The James brothers are best known for their journey through the center of Somaliland, south of the gulf of Alden. Very few white men had penetrated beyond the seaward fringe of this country. IL is. except part of the Sahara, the most dangerous region in Africa to travel in. The people are tanati- cal moslems. and few who have ven tured into the country beyond the coast hills have escaped death.
 The Brithish Consulate at BPr- beva believing the whole party would be killed cabled to England for permission 10 prevent them from going inland. He received permission a little too late to catch the party While in Somaliland the expedition was in eonstant dan ger. After its return the late Mr. James wrote d noteworthy book des- crihing the discoveries and hair breadth escapes of tne expedition. He came out of Somaliland un scathed only to fall d victim to an elephant on the other side of the continent.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-15
Settlement of an Gid Feud by a
 Murder.

San Diego, April 2S.-Two resi- dents of Julian brought the rumor to the city to-day that the feud which has SD long existed between the Helm-Faine families of War ner's Rlnch ended yesterday after noon by Chet Helm shooting Con- stable Bill Paine.
 This feud has been kept up for several years and the Helm broth CTS and the Paine family have shown their hatred of each other both in the courts and by constant fighting. Chet Helm and Bill Paine have threatened each others lives several times, and Helm was exam ined not many months ago for 9 conspiracy to murder Paine.
 Paine had attempted to run the Warner Ranch country to suit him. self, and was known to almost every body in Southern California as Billy Profane" No particulars of the last quarrel which ended in the shooting of Paine can be learned tonight. Notwithstanding the feud which has so long existed between the men, it is said Paine secretly corresponded with Helms daughter and that the shouting was occasion cd by an intended elopement.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-15
Josh Billings Philosophy.

A tru friend iz one who an' aGrade tu tell us ov our faults.
 Tru generosity konsiSts in know ing when to give and when not tc Health is like munny-we never have q tru idea ov it's value till we loze it.
 The man who has sworn not to forgive has uttered the wust oath he kan take.
 Thare haz been no man kreated yet who haz been superior to all others in everything.
 The most dangerous person in this world iz the one with the most tallents and the least virteu.
 Real poverty, that cums upon us from no fault ov our own, is the most greavous thing to bear.
 If you are going to help a man, do it rite off. Promised help loozes one-half it's aroma by evaporashun.
 Genius seems to be tbe fakulty ov doing thing excellently well that nobody suppozed could be done at all.
 Thare iz in sum men a grate deal Ov good humor that iz like the Grolik in puppy-don't mean en- nythingin particular.
 He that giveth to the poor lend- eth to the Lord" Here iz an in- vestment for yure mummy, whare the rate ov interest iz the highest and the sekurity undoubted.
 One grate diffe renee between a phool ard wize man is this the phool gaps at and then swallows al most every thing he sees, but the wize man looks upon most things in this world as perfectly ridikilous. N. '. World.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-15

The superficial area of the Brit ish empire is slowly but apprecia- bly extending on a section of the coast of the English channel. In one of the rooms of the Dungeness lighthouse, there is an inscription setting forth that it was erected in the year 1792 on a spot distance from the sea by 100 yards in sub stitution for an older lighthouse that at this date stood $40 yards luther inlaad. When this older lighthouse was built it was on the marge of the sea. The existing structure, whose centenary will be celebrated next year but one, was, as the inscription sets forth. built 100 wards from the waters edge. It is no fully 500 yards distant, and She sea is ever recedips.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-15

The apparent indications now are all in favor of a general advance i'll stocks, although the general condi- ton of business is less favorable than at any time for year past. Strikes are double in the number of men involved, those of year ago. Failures are more serious. Profits are narrower, because raw materials have risen and the advanced pro- duct has not. Last year domestic trade was aided by rising prices and buOyant markets abroad. The re- verse is now true everywhere.-Phil- adelphia Press.