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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-09
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-09
GEoRGIA HUsSARs.

Headquarters GEORGIA HUssARs,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. Q, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. June >, p. m-rhe sales OF the cay in'
cluaed 500 bales American ,o,,, IA,
distant months. American Middns, ~ hsuu.M,s
Inns mne delivery. 3iOid sellers June ana july
delivery, 3i64d sellers July and AGsus.. iers
IL aiotG6 BOD: August delivery 3Ioti sen'ls,
(uSst and September delivery 356id buyeis seP's
her delivery. 35-64d buyers september ana ov t'v
delivery 66tQ6 7-0id October ana November
Srv ) 59-6iG5 6oGid November and December u'"'
cry > 5G-GtdJ 51-0id. ,,,,t., rtNc.
Galveston June Cotton nominal middiing, ilss.
low middltng 1lSc good ordinary lie hst Au s'
REGENTS 10 bales sales. bales stock Slo pa, nat
Norfolk, juno cotton quiet HAual.ns " . bales :
and gross receipts. 6 bales exports toa''Nisu' wv
stock. G,23S bales. ,,,t,, 70. low
S,yanuIh tune cotton quiet; mtlhs - "a,
mitdng ll1c good o. tinary. Hoe; ne. aug s,ork
ceilts lo2 bales exports eoast"ise lou ''"'' ~
2,6iS. ,... ,nisSnp I1sc;
low middllng, 1lsc good ordinary IL 900 bales;
ccipts 1871 bales gross, 1879 baes Sales WV
stock leorrected), 47U37.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

Tho Rev DIR. A. J. +. Bchrends, OF BROOKLYN ueh'-
cred the Lyman Beccher Lectures on PREACHING 'his
wear before the Divinity School OF Yale Cohe*e' anu
they are published BY Charles scr1oheT 'onN
II would be unreas enable TO expect Dr. bchFchos' Ut
any other man, to say anything new on 'msa 'opc'
The most that we can ask Is that the cergyna "ho
undertakes to tell his brethren now 10 preaoh "o'
put some Of his own personality INTO to wei "o"
ideas Some one has we'll that the personality OF the
preacher ninetenths OF tho sermon. This leaves 10 e
instructor in the art of preaching comparatively h'e
20 do excent 10 emphasize two points, first that the
ur,acber should clearly apprehend the scope OF Oe
message he is TO deliver and secondly, that ne shoo
throw his own personality into IT, Iheso '"o
thoughts undcllie the excellent and stimulating lec'-
nrcs of Dr. Behrends ana preachers both young and
old will be the better for perasng them
The Catholic Publication Society Of this city issues
"The Church of My Baptism and Why Returned
IN IT.: BY w. +. II. King. The book trdVerses INC
wellworn controversy between the Anglican cs'ao-
,ishuent and the Roman Catholic Church. Mr. King
telling why he left the former for the htNr' Lho
most converts he writes with good deal of neat ana
n apt to take his particular views sorhe"i'V uo
seriously. But those who desire to know what Is ue
Roman Catholic argument against AnGhcanlSm VIII
find 1t here fully stated.
The widow of the late Rev Dr. George zabrSKie
Gray dean Of the Episcopal Theological seminary Oh
Cambridge Mass. publishes Qoughton, Mii1n Oo''
a course of lectures which he had prepared TO denver
az the BALDWIN Lecturer last year in the University Of
Michigan but the delivery of which was prevented DIV
his untimely death They are entitled The Cmrch'
cs-tain Faith, and discuss "a number Of the funda-
mental doctrines OF Christianity. Dean Gray was "a
headed thinker ard able theolOgian, ana te>e
lectures worth perusal by those lnteFes'co /" ~
topics discussed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

CoFFEE-Brazl growth. thu spot ruled steady and
demand was moderately actiVc. No Hat bean quoted
Isle and rndcscrib d do, Isle. Sales, 80 bags NO
santos 40 g. ioiac mild grades firm and IN far request
Sis 900 Il AT. interior Pldaug. 24c 80 mats DO from
Decenber sal. % se; LOO BAGS Central American ana
O33 bags Maracdib0. p. t. Opilchs developed lcrhrr
strength today and trad NJ reachd mode ate aggrGg%te
Higher Rio advlccs and light receipts a; Santos and no
contributed 70 the rise lIayre was steady OH , near
burg /, pis lower options stock n HAMBURG
600 which lac 600 bags Brazilian ofrNas
at Hamburg during MAY 1900 bass deliveries "a, at
setticd Onlcal quotations: 80 p M June os; J1aiy.
rs; August as "a Srptrmoor or gu 500 Stuck in
reste 81 $50 bag,; .rss last month 80 100 bags
deliveries last month"; A4,7lO bags bordeaux June =
Stock I'm nordcaux 81 400 bags. Rio rrpoitS-hcgulaf
nrst ! 600; GOOD second . : $50 * hinge (prvahl
II receipts q days. 900 bass; total stock. - 900
facs santos receipts = 1000 bags. Rio purchases
for Uniti states DURING the week $4,000 ba2 io clear
nnces b. 10 steamer United States. 10000 bags RIO
ccararccs for Europe and other countrc 10000 bag,
St,amcrs loading at Rio for United States, lrclgh,
per steamer 25c. and cent prmage per rag tGtli
Santos stock 70 bags Santos purchases or ublt y
states 1000 BAGS santos ptr hcscs Ior Europe arg
other countries 10000 lag, Santos clearante- IOr M
BY q steamer 600 bag, santos crarsnc@s Tor
inpe and countries l00 600 bags steamers loalg
40 santos for Und state, santos market nrn' 996 9
average Santos 800 Total sales here to-day, fl''o
haas follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
RrcoRDro MORTGAGES.

,nderson + lllcry T. Lawyers Title Insurance Com
u,nv n = 73dst " of2da'e. . years mortgages.
Hpei. Frederick % 'erman Savings Bank. PSI Ave.
"u' prn William T. t,Wilams 4 James. n : ssth,t
I,,mNcI Cora NJ 10 q g DcW!tt Jr, II 13odst
:. 90 =, Ann-..ay, rear. a. 600.
T.,rt Mari f. toiycnjanin weed I37thst. OF
Al.\1udrr.aNc. / yea 81 l,'oO. .
B,nm,brrg Bcrnnrd to Sa.ah II Graf " Goerckst,
NJ St,uton.st 3 nnigagcs, 8 years, $4,000.
nr,dv John to ustav MOlfers 2ithst. Of I'd
ave years $1,000 , =, ,, ,o,
Baker. John . ~ VI ''hchh' Io'haVe' OF
Buchl' Wa, to IIappus, C6th.st, e OF istayc.
goritscr. Emil Fa,ler, 77th.st. Of 2dayc.
1000
Bet. Herman, o o'st'fleih' 1uhNe II OF 4oh-
-, ! year $500 =. ,,u,,. ~, s, . q, -
Condi. l. NJ l. schcnck. Doth st. 5thaye,
1,Sim. Mic6ss Nineteenth Ward Bank, SO East
12OLll-st. note. 100; o
go FroDt-st. Neaf, t-oUov' 80 -. 49,,
Disk Robct ri al to Necond. Az West 4oth-st.
/ p"N. M;rc W. to G j. Cornish, I7sth-st W
Anthem ave. year - 800.
Dixon Agrs to Tile Guarantee aud Trust Co. u :
lostl,.st " ,h-aVc MORTGAGES / year, $4,000.
EIbers Cshad. 10 Adele Lyra, 81 Thompson.st. 1
years 10000 o.. oo,
ave . mortsgss, I year SID, $50.
Glllic Wt,hes 10 Lawyers Title Insurance Co. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

'' GoI5bcTaet Max to chas stader, 59d'st.
2days yssIs S $1,000; to Mddebrook sist-s
''na H.wiy ea Ho. % To &C.
waSsSy DFssd xasi s smith 'oeVC .tA.
'h lSSbr y( Gaea sly B. 70 neylond o'h-st
i %snlon John S1' to Wood lot a. map East Ere
"oI H..;in y,i fs sV TO- DOy. 5sth.s eh'ave
y T,.on TgW,rd to G. Goddard South 5th
ave Hail Pauline to Andrew Crawford 50 West 7i'ts'
Reserve gS"a Ds1 1ssr 30 s5o5 Ss'N'r
Jan"ssn virginia To + Legauit. 3lst-st oth'
ave- osn yssF'I aas e to BrncEenoa. is Doyer'st
, Joysc T'eSS A. Alfred nonney Trustee l'oth
st. Harlem i lands ye1r'p s$1GS 1staye
,o; 1%yne' S1 1eaT $500 g "o"''
-' KEN. pencdct A. Prayer clntOn''t'
o KrEaacr Jacqde Fodycc and s9 CS6
''' Kngiman Hnaa to Ben Barnett 45 For'y'hst
y'n Kcnncy F. to Dallantine sons o cor 10th
and t?G; lim yn' To- o lf'f cd and another
'' fic9lnr aatn,a' o5 l"S A'el '7'n''
Lac6Ea Henry and VIZ, to John Wicker n Henry
yoHs s''G Ja 'a'J 5qn%, VS. r r 600 g.
10 and Anc oS.hapd and 9rs 5000 20 Henry
WRIT Iaimsna. R Ma :, MasdaSaa nonHeF 2dave
LG%Sc;r iTTapk. and wife, and L. Brandt
AvHn. s- sid? and r3c g' to MSTi. OFT and wife,
M'SSI s% to Matopota Trust Co true
A. Ic cSE ranoE IT, FdTarI i 10 GOO corner
$G"Ss1a T ns%s,s "a al Ga''3rG %s:,' [
22 Et a3 37i Ha:,3r5 Er'f To- jS6n Docrr 12sdt
SMs caed yam An t. to James Kelly . lc7 East il5h
st. IcSS. "@.R vstIay to L suttrel, 7sds No AIS
i oven e"ofrc ard wife John Mccormick
hist
''' o'Tyrnc fme.Inc to Eta webster 3l't-'t
oconnc c Ellen and Jane to joseph od Peveau'
Lcyimgiona,e ara lOothT r so" Chcrry.st
rSNr Mar TO S Ssss' 4S,So 80 anu 80 '
riIips Napail SAMUEL - 59,h'' Of i2l''-'
Eo inson Mary and Frcdk, TO C'rolinc McHench. 5
Rose. Morris. Peter 7 o.R1en, IS OF 9d-avc OF
fGth.,. " o. 9dayc. wears. 5000. 80 90. 900, .
Einaldo Louis Co,mo BrlIlly, 12i East 29h-St'
EcIIy. Hugh to william Rankin, oi othayc year
Rsnncy olivia g. to J; o'Connc $ Of i2ethst Of
Ec.ho1c jos, and wife Elz Bctr 4ls West 47th-st
Eyea1rs = al to Flor Brandon aad nno
: OF 2iayc and j.dst: notns 7l''ovo ~ 81,
Ros. mo. 70 g Bradford "a II "a Hn 600 ,no Of
-SpadinS fhoma. 4 to Fr,dcricS Has oo'h-st,
." So'oron Wi'iian 10 thc Roycry Saving, Bank 4oih
It. o. ol ith.ave. year slt 600 - ,,,. =, ,,,,
smith W,.l.a and clinton II. 10 william " Hewlett
cor Of iuilayo. and Southern Bon'''ar1' years
- solomon Moses TO Edward Eanor. odnvo. Of
.onr srrr' " TO Ee,',ca Ps>,on - West 18Th
s,,:,dcr Fr.arrck and VIZ. 70 N"a,o-s rhor 900
Sieg'i Aba, ava aud WI 10 NJ tropoit' ~ SAVING Bans
~,hnil,r rup ara eii". ira-''e- Peter Nayior :
,saro.r Aon. 20 Mural ~. Io.'raece CO. OF y y
,e6,,h'r Ma.bn. to william Ea''on. : Finest.
s3'' L.s' f. f., + >l'dI"''o'"' '''o''' q
S.is,cr min " 70 r.tr,. so;h.t. q Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
rFws FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES

EFWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PhlCES'
The field report for May, which The Tribune presents
in fun below may be considered As something OF
stand oG- a, reyartS the hull and lear factions IN
the market. The development work. toward
which the eyes Of observers are now directed records
a decrease in the number OF wells drilling as COM
pared with APRIL OF Is. and decrease OF ~ IN the
number OF rigs up and building total decrease Oh
90 in the number OF ventures under way NJ the
cnd of last month The decrease well distributed,
too and the falling of is great in The active south
western districts in the older and less pOhho
field, The favorable feature 10 bulls Of the report
+, the fact that, notwithstanding decrease OF Il IN
the number Of wells completed In Nay the daily
average new production larger than in ApFil by
AL barrels The daily aver2 ge production per well
in May was barrels, against - L. barrels IN Apli
and IL B barrels IN March. There was also a de-
cdnd ,hrnkage in the number of dry holes struck IN
the reduced explorations. Appended are tables snow
ing By districts the results OF the held reports OF inc
last two months
WORK FINISHED ~ MAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
r1rnpr\N PRODUCE MARKETs.

ri,cruo, Junc . 3:i5 p. m-Bcci polA and hams ~
~ c'i md Iacon-rhc demand = improving Ions anu
,h"r clear nldc,. about 30 10, dun az Sos O s,a
,,Ir d,,aud TailoM ard 'Urpcntne IN good aeHhi.Iu
Eosn IN poor demand. ludsot and fatg a ID E Yy
,on,nd trme Western spot and June dun AZ us oo 'si
aoJ %u,i,t dun AZ Bis 81. WhCatIAe demand y nF
proving Flour fair demand EornUsp n ray md nd
hand fnturs in active demand; mixed Western spSt LIZ
,ue steady az s. 5,d Hop, AZ LoAdon-Pacih. ~
There nothing Offering Receipt, oi wheat ior
s,,ur Atlantic ports 200 quarters from Pacnc poIs
tr Cr"n' o,lr source, 26O 600 Receipts Amesieaa
enrn Tor the past week. $4,000 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
Stuck rxehanse. soI!da,ed.

includes sale. Of 600 barrels OF June delivery AZ
s97oJ cents and l9. 900 barres OF cash OIL a. o'sN
cents. -.,,.,,
Refined oil unchanged at 80 cents per gallon n ZOE
barrels and o.2O cents for cases. Oruuo !" o'
and naphtha are quoted at 40 cents . p..r,o,
Foreign quotatons-Antwerp, II Il irsnos' p'e''A'
q 30 marks; London 1-l6a ) IL pence
Oh city Penn June c0Natopai dfans sa,c eIossd
S,ar sale, l30 900 bbls charter 2o,l'o Dds sNr
,ncnts i3O rs; bbs runs 10 So bbls. ,.,t..,
" pt,sburr June 2-Petroleum dull and heavy Natohe'
Transit certificates opened 1T 9osc closed o9c hlshea
rr,t{oNl Penn June National Transit certncates
,.,S ~ voc highest 90Lc lowest, S9sc closed. oJS@
iraran,c,. coo bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
DROVIDENCE LINE.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS

a TR9u NJ WlLL BE Be- RECEIVED AT r., THE
nr.t.st uutn . D. IN. $40 Broadway. between Twenty
second and Twenty-th'd sts Until y; n; 20 West
Twenty thiIdst corner T. ghth 1872 SNtlayc.;
1913 Fourth-avc.. Fodrteenth>t. 700 mhd.avc.
gr.tst 1Os ElrstayS Jos West 10 Forty.seccnd 81
the HARLEM OFFICE $50 East Onehundred- and.
twenty fifth up TO y. at regular otcc rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

lN.prl lN.t. ltNt lN.Dp JOV
HOUR AND MlAL-tLOtK-Iher "as a SLOW mar
z't n A.. tf'a''.- ant t,@t g. ~ o On. ag,' ~,
va. ascsh'1 20 thc arn.a ,' '.on "a "'. n'.t e.,
-tratlcr ,lcN - u" rls' in ~h a. sa.'' LOCO bi'
~ :. ,o.3 I. 500 bo.S city Nh. at 3,asi 40 for tnr
NJ IeaIic5 h,, wn,.r Waat al - c: :, s. 80
un.,. sDpernn. a. $50 - S'T n,' ln , T. 80"
3jes - 60 lH'euts. - - - -, fAtr, - l4
IL DOS 80. amy - 3oqs; G5: NJ ln'~ota sp,ui
Ynllfe.. - cja - 81 S.reAt' poor t. ian - 10
: Coa-5 = S.Pranr spin agd "stef @2Gi- -
rWT iIGIE- 04iet and iarrly STEADY. Saie, $50
J1 9aiopg q 40. ~ o e &, and t23p
FLOUR In moderate r"qges: and steady Sales 5i0 bol'
SHGi:XSiyMfi a,o ,ia -,,ady Yslox western
30 Gb,. including 800 bl., Brandy wine.
GEAIN -WHrAI- rpcc,.luon va, on E!oterate seal.
r , ' 9.o. oii, b, 3d. ai a., cns D. ..oa ptos
ia, curb rat,s bat shortly bore o. clos ths 'ua,
to ~ tor. Jun@ started and ,uos.qasn,y "a, al.
InSg o,.nG Al o5S sod up to % c but %,lencd IN
i. 1datSn u ;isns," and dropped TO ~ l5-Gc after
,oa eaTy 9'i,c and ua 'tsa 70 gSsG from
% ee Ta, a a. to- s S Ss, Own a5 e. o5 S Zen
but nna closed At od'c The 'tose' IN tore '1o r
-,s OIL coa,r.ct about 10000 b4sa served veaen
eta at5" W., -' aer ' a i va, 1p,t al that
-aa depressing influence Caol., "ere somewhat 'yl
o' h.,as" which declared tina, thc l.no., STATE crop
month on this thcrc Vas considerable covering Of
shuts. and some mule oa.ns To- Wg'T'n
PLACED a. condition at points noT ''' iI, a..
r'l' od .,, 20 sSt 1u'1 il rcsr,n Uo1
5G $50 bush wheat and $1,000 pkg nour. ON me curb
n.ic va, syh r,agton agd an trade my S G91eG
il'at.d s%e ard (.S,d g.u sarl-sr took % 3-Ggo
bush mc!gdnt thi.s load, No Ht'S h,h Mtrr
500 bush ,lti Including \" nHu 'p',nnii - r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPOTS. octave 500
pages. illustrated The standard authority on
American o Rules for sailing swiu
ming ba playing shooting. horseback riding &C. &C. in
full II per copy Published by The rribune New-Yor
ntcraing aud universally COMMUNICATED by the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

The crude certificate markets Yesterday developer
~ 'm' .r' t.at,,re Dealing, At the stock Exchange
vore moderate I'm volume. but prices, after rally OF
~ 10 30 30 cents yielded gradually 70 ~ Senes:
RIA uptlons more active, Win prices ueNlAilns
f~m uOd 10 ! cents TO 80 l.-a 80 30 cents: TIC
market continues SO narrow that the bears rear 10
Iii bor while the bull faction is inclined 10 operate
only when 1t sees opportunity to dnd prey among
~, 'rc,rIl,r enemies The field report while capaDIo
- hvnsh Interpretation, excrted little influence on
,hc ,ncculation The trading element is rather IN
cnncd 10 looA for better values ana Inc close "iS
fhc range of prices and the total dealings were az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. For FIEL AND WASHING

DROPo~AlS FOR RI FL AND WASHING
i Recruiting Ernd lNous. Ia Hud,oi.>t.. New YORK
CIV. MAY >. $500 sealed proposals Ia rpliratr, subject
ho usual conditions. vii be- rcc,, ed a. the HccIung
Rendezvous. 40 10, HudsDn.~t. New York city. unt
- o'clock noon on tho 9TH day II June. IS9O Mt which
and placr they VIII be opened Ia the presence Of
hidd, Tor furnishing supplies and rendering services
Indicated Tor the recruiting service United states Army
whenever required. within III" city lnuit during the
n-cal ending juno 30. 1891. VIZ: Furnishing and
crng fuel AID washing artcl"- of
Preference VIII ba given articles 10
production manufacture condition, quality aud price
intending the price Of forriyn productions ann manu-.
iactIrc~ u" duty teroll beng cqGal the Government
reserves che right 10 roget all proposals.
full information a. To bidding Nc viii be furnished
on application. Envelope, containing PROPOSAL, should be-
prolO-al, for fuel Washing,'
To RECEt IiING OFFICER. 40. l51 nudson.s,. New
York city
~ : &. II. AND L. -. BUILDING. New
u. YORK. june >. 1890. sealed Proposals Will N.
received mtll L. o'clock noon MONDAY June o. 1870
furnishing ice. miscellaneous supple, ya-hing tov.
and hauling ashc, for this binding during tie u.cn
g. VAN COLT, Custodian.
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cnnlrn properlp for Sale an0 60 Cct

Counlrn propcrlp tor Sale aao 90 Ect
SUBURBAN Of desirable PAGES for residence along
HOMES ~" Etc Hhvly. 1fthern /: L. Of
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PICTi X L-Qt T. woo. Lax Railway. wlu'll hty miles u
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built At from LOCO 10 $1,000. IokuIal,n OF tAeh own.
lo ana churchc tho1, ny when one can
become As ladoti AMI ohcr Ntld'oic n:ofmai IN
This obtained any ticket ONCE VI the Erie
Company 'oi BY scudug 10 Genes In Stamps to
Genera. Passenger Department 81 Co'tandt IT
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L An TLEGANT RESI- DENCE
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situated Hamilton Heights. ~ tho praSartcst
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fo surrounding country Just rcros- the nr IN Wcst Hart
ford property comprs., nn', wei huilt thr,"S;orv
hourc stable and eleven Of land well supplied
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ION SSON place. VIII offer th, charming place for "A
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II ARTIES WISHING TO buy rent hotels cottages
j at BLOCK Island for tn" season. address II. *
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REAL ESTATE.
pI-S1YrSS At THE EXCHANGE.

Rusiness at the Exchange yesterday was slight ana
considerable property offered was withdrawn house
and lot in st. Annsavc. 75x74. brought $1,000 from
J. ". Cornish No. 664 East One-hnndrcd and Sixty
secondst wo-story frame house, on lot i6.7Xioo
o.. iot Io4x11I with a twOstory frame dwelling
thereon. sold to John Wyckoh for $500 The otne QUE
n~oncrtv offered in the Twenty fourth Ward was WIN
ffrsTn Nos 2oO 222 and 224 West sixty second 81.
a. .1orv dmbIe brick tencments. sold under fore
closure TO the plaintiff for $4,000 cach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

SfuiUtlo.
MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutor, govtrnrs'es
~ VI al branches, &c. supYfd 70 90 es'
SCHOOLS and families nglsh French. German anc spanish
sUolcn. MIRIAM CONRIEliE 100 shave. cor -"ihs,
A JEST TEAC HERS. American and foreign snppl,rd
- all branches In all localities no chhrsc IEACH-
ELS WANTED no fec oi registration: form FOR stamp
n 3. AVERY. American School Bureau. West l4h''t'
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. ,C'erhcsses
&C.. to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. VI. J. YOCNGFtLION. - thoo square
TEACHER I'm tn Leading classical schools of
"A this city position Tor the sumner = tl'or.
ADDRESS Il. Ion 2. Ir.hune Up:o"n once lbs H"ay.
IlTsSE.S TEACHERS AGENCY. 10 Ea,' 17th--'.
competent fcach'~. tutors, COVE ri">-"N 'n'
sicans artist &c. all banchos recommends beet
schools English. German. French and Spanish sloH,
S,CHERMEEHORN's TEACHERS AGENCY.
y Oldest aud best known Ia L. =. Istiblshed 1922
East l4th-st.. y Y,
rNUE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. (fStab. isso)
Supplies schools tea hers .eachers with Io+ltons
w. D. KERR. MANAGER. 10 Astor Place. new orS.
XUOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ro'
w both supplies professors teacher 2oNcfhoss
musicians h0ue-EeNDcrs companions rhapcTohc &c 70
colleges and families also booEkeepers s'eogfs
pliers and copvistS ~ business nrns
Miss e T. WERNER 900 5'have.. New.York CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

COTTON-On the spot ruled dull az 70 decline. oat'',
1Ct bales for consumption. Also last week not before
reporte-39s2 bales Tor export and 1903 bales Tor con
err pton. Since September receipts a. the ports agra
oaei 10 600 bales against jij52l2 bales Tor the cor
6uoaiIons arr Ias5d STANDARD OF clasaifca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
II s {. II. IND p. y. BUILDlNG Now
Drn GOODS

SPECIAL BARGAINS in China Mattincs
- Fancy Furniture. tarptnes. Rugs. Fourth ave
ears pa, the door. ANDREW LESTEli'S SONS, Madl
son 1J-J1th IT..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

New YORK, MolI3y, JuIlt =
,-.o ,o,o,,i,o sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day: ~ 49, -, ,,, .
s5.story buildings with lots Nos e2Q to 22t 02n
: W i0lh.aNe., lots 2JAlOo'o each' heuoeh 'o''
story dwelling with lot No. % r i25 IA 6d 3
AthaVe. lot l5N1OUIl; J. ". Cornish. %IoiuO' =
2.,torv house with lot. 40. bod T. lo-asS' = '
Courtandt.aye lot l6SxlO0; W g.. igiGi sL,S,V ~
similar house with lot, No. l,l", honsNe'' >
l,isfh..t lot igNlrreg; John Wyckof - 300 $3.50.
similar house with plot Of anu, No olo 81 A Am,
ave 5 II WostchosteraNc., pot '"Ao'''i - W.
Cornish. IA 800 - -, -, so,., 20
9thaNc.. was adjourned TO June 10. 500 $500, 80
sale of the houses with IOt, Nos i'ipJ anu i'i'"
Unlon-aNe., Withdrawn.