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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04
HIGH License in Operation.

Our high license friends do not find much
comfort when they look to Pennsylvania and
examine the operations of the Brooks high
license law, and although the law is no doubt
an improvement over the low license law
that preceded it. The Harrisburg Patriot
declares the law "delusion and a SNARE
and so far as the western part Of the State
is concerned the facts appear to bear the
Patriot out in its declaration that the Brooks
law, "instead Of reducing the number of
saloons as its advocates insisted it would,
has had the effect of increasing it Pitts
hurgh, perhaps, furnishes the most interest
ing state of affairs to the student Of the
liquor problem, and special to the Tribune
from that city furnishes some data that are
worthy the consideration of those who are
sometimes inclined to think that because
prohibitory laws are not always faithful ly
enforced, it follows that license laws would
be enforced.
AS the third year under the Brooks high
license law is about to begin the interest in
the Pittsburg court is heightened by the
fact that the city administration on Satur-
day presented the presiding judges with a
list Of 800 "speak -easies,' or illegal liquor
saloons, which are known to be in opera
ton il the city. They evade the payment
OF the annual license fee OF $500 and do not
fear arrest. Besides the city Of Pittsburg,
Allegheny county comprises the city of
Allegheny and several large manufactur-
ing towns besides the agricultural portions.
They all have their "speak- easies.n The
ward constables are supposed to make re
turn of these non-licensed groggeres, yet,
year after year, they go before the court
and swear to their non-existence, and as a
result, the city police department confines
itself exclusively to arrests for Sunday sell
ing and disorderly conduct on Sunday.
Under the Brooks law the number of legal
saloons in Pittsburg has been cut down
from 1000 to ninety three, but the unli-
censed "speak -easies' bring tho total mum
Der of known rum shops in the city up tc
the figures under low license, while nobody
knows the number that would DO reached
were all the "speak easiest in the city 40
tually known TO the city administration
''Speak -easies'' are to be found everywher
in grocery stores, barber shops, and il
the barrooms of men who failed to secure
license under the Brooks law.
As to the effect of all this business on thu
criminal records, Warden Berlin Of the Al
legheny county Jail says: "There has been
noticeable increase in the number Of com
mitments since the year 1887. In 1888 tn
commitments numbered $40, an increase OF
between 500 and 900 over 1887. Tn 1873
the total was 7001.n
We commend the above statements an
figures, drawn from source friendly to !
tsnse 4esislation, tothe thoughtful attentio
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04

CHICAGO April 2.
FLOUR-Steadv.
WHEAT-No > spring and No. 2 red at 1si4G1si%.
CORN-No at 2a'ec.
OATS-So. at - i@22lbc.
RYE-No. . Mt i2lRc.
BARLEY . nominal.
PORK-SlU.1ic' SlU.SO
LARD. ST. l1i,tt 80
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04

That oleomargarine bill in the Massn
chusetts Legislature didn't pass the Senate
after all. A vote was taken Wednesday
after long discussion and the measure was
lost by single vote. The Bay State senators
seem to think that it helps poor man to
sell him oleomargarine for butter. Oeo-
margarine, properly made, may be very
good thing in itself and If sold for what it
IS does no harm, but coloring oleomargar inc
20 initiate butter is a deception and ought
not to be permitted. Whether the con
sumner suffers or not the farmers who make
the genuine article suffer and should be pro
tected. The Massachusetts senators will re-
consider the bill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04

This paper has not yet declared for any
man.
From the Springfield Union

From the Springfield Union
The same executive ability, which built
up the Vermont marble company from a
bankrupt concern is infusing such new life
into our military organization that even
the bitterest partisan can find little to OBJ
'ject,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04
OUR KALEIDOSCOPE.
ry wit-prohibition humor.

Dry wit-prohibition humor
When is brandy like plundering a ship on
the high seas When it makes pie racy.
Hands up, now. What is the best name
in the world for chemists daughter .
Ans. Analy2e-a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04

We call the attention to any reliable mar
desiring employment to the ad. OF Il. G.. Chase
d Co., proprietOrs of the famous Chase Nurse
ries. % Penn bcrton square, in another column
We buy stock Of Messrs, Chase.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04
"Purity- Strength Perfection
SUPERIOR
Baking Powder
Absolutely the Best.

Ali the ingredients used in making this
powder are published on every label. The pur-
ity of the Ingredients and the scientific accUr-
acy with which they are combined render
Cleveland's superior in strength and efficiency
to any other baking powder, manufactured.
Food raised VITA this powder does not dry
tanning ammonia, but keeps moist and sweet,
and is palatable and wholesome. Hot biscuit
and griddle cakes made with il can he eaten
by dyspeptcs with impunity.
1t does not contain ammonia, alum, lime or
other adulterant. These are facts, vouched
for by Government and State Chemists. Boards
of Health, and eminent scientists.
CLEVELAND baking POWDER Co..
Stand SO Fulton St. New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04
consider the bill.

In secondng the proposition to return
Gen. Grout to Congress in the second dis
trict. the Brattleboro Phoenix says; at has
always been the policy of Vermont to keep
good men long in Congress. Not to go back
of Poland's time, it was his ample ex-
perience 10 Jess than his ability, which
gave him his influence and high standing,
and it is fact recognized the country over
that tho unequalled strength of the State in
the Senate lies in the continuous terms of
service given to Senators Morrill, and Ed
munds." The truthfulness of this state
ment will he at once recognized by thought
full Nermonters, and it may be added that
there has been no time in recent years when
Nermonts senators were more active and
doing more to further the business Of the
country than is the case today.
Apropos of this talk Of the practicability
of utilizing the cheap farms of New Eng
land for summer homes, writer in the
Manchester Union cites case in point He
saws: 81 have in mind a case where noted
physician OF Boston did this very thing.
The farm he purchased was completely run
out and would not have supported a China
man. but by the outlay of few thousand
dollars he has delightful place. They en-
terrain their friends in summer royalty, and
with all this inform me they can live more
economically and enjoy themselves infinitely
better than they can when in the city.
They take great interest in the people
among whom they are settled. With others
they have started n church and library and are
laboring hard to improve the manners and
morals of the neighborhood. Doubtless
there are many similar cases in New Hamp
shire and Vermont. The summer home idea
Is a good one,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04
BURLINGTON, FRIDAY. APRIL 4.


The subscribers to the Danvillo North
Star, which suspended publication last
week, are in luck. The Stars subscription
list has been bought by the publishers of the
st. Johnsbury Caledonian, and all whose
names were on the Stars list as paid-in adj
vance subscribers will receive the Caedonian
until their sew eral terms expire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04

70 the value of the available manure, is well
worth the serious consideration of our
farmers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04

Potatoes cents per bushrl Sweet potatoes cents
her pound. Cabbage cents pound. Let
tuce d cents head Tomatoes N cents
a pound. spinach W cents pocE rtdishrs and Nrgr
able oysters, 10 cents bunch Home grown oniuns
cents IL pound. Bcets, 90 cents bushe Yuruips, 10
cents per hu,he parsnips, cents per pound Hubbard
squash. cents per pound Horse radish 10 to ~ cents
per bottle. Pickles 20 10 ~ cents gallon plain
mixed.
FLOUR, SUGAR. Erc.
ST. Louis aour sj25 TO $50 barrett; Michigan, $500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04

Local Retail Markets.


BUkLINGTON,Nprl ., IsW.
Prices in the local parket at this season Of
the year are quiet and steady, with few
changes to note from last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04

Butter is p to . cents pound. Cheese is Is cents
mound. cheese is 10 cents pound Eggs Il TO 20
cent, dozen. Fancy cheeses are follows: Pine
apple cheese 10 to $0j each according 10 size Rogue
fort cheese u cents pound; English dairy. -
Edam 81 % each; Neufchatcl, cents package; Chod
ar cheese Spla piece Dutch cheese, 10 cents pound
Milk Il aud cents a quart. Pure Jersey cream, ~
cents "A quart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
COLONEL Cv-LYER's APPOINTMENT.

Tho Drooklyn Park Commissioners made pnbhc ycsuer
dav the appointment OF Colonel John Y Culycr as Con
shifting Engineer Of the Park Department at salary o'
81 800 year Colonel Culyer was connected Win inc
Park Department from the laying ont OF Prosper ffK
IN 1a66 10 1856 when he was displaced By inc COmhil'
sioners appointed BY Mayor Whitney from the once
OF Superintendent and Engineer upon trnmpeu up
charges which were afcrward exploded lie has since
been engaged In his profession OF landscape engineer
with his ONCE in New York, and has been empo!eu
nrson works at Paterson, y. j.. INCA, y. l., ana
Amherst Mass and has been engaged to lay ont the
West End Of Coney Island. Since his retirement inc
Park Department has been practically without ahd
scape en- gineer but at time Messrs. Olmsead ana
Vaux who laid out Prospect Park were cohsuith'
Several unsuccessful attempts have been MADE l"
secure some one competent for the work, but the men
Amounted failed to give satisfaction. Charles T.
Woodruff was recently reappOinted temporarily AT
"a 80 a day but refused 10 serve, as the pace was
NOT a permanent one. 1t was then decided to secure
the services Of Colonel Culyer II possible ana aicr
considerable pressure, In view OF the fact mat ms c
turn 10 the department would be complete vlhdlcd-
tion from the baselcss allegations made against MN,
he accepted the place He viii 1fYe chaEf OF LAYING
ont The new Winthrop and gnlNf~fy PAIRS ana inc
new Hollywood Park II 1t Is decided to purchase ground
Tor 81 The conversion OF the barren Eastern PARKWAY
into an extended park with shrubs and flowers between
the side drives WILL under his supervision
and his familiarity with Prospect Pork Will AID Ia
greatly improving that pleasure ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
THE FATHER FORBIDS HIS AFTERNOONS

The Rev. Walter b. Floyd. Presbyterian clergy
man. OF Onchundred and-siXty-ffth-st' New'noik mas
been persstcnty paying attention TO the daughter OF
Charles r. BRYANT. the armorer Of the 23d Regiment
Armory The girls parents disapproved Of his letters
and attentions and when he went to the arInory on
Friday night 20 sec her. Mr.. Bryant ordered him 70
leave the place. He refused and the police were sent
for. Before they arrived Mr. Floyd had gone out and
with Mr. Bryant went to the police station at Myrtle
and Vanderbilt There some discussion went on
but the police refused to take cosnMahce Oh fioNu
letter.wrtng. as Mr. Bryant would make no formal
cnmr,aint and he went his way. The Bryant family
fsca to/tak of the subject yesterday. Miss Bryant
&c nineteen years old and Mr.. Floyd Is about thirty
I've lie failed " tell the police where he IVcd save
NJ :, was in Mousanla and Mr.. bryant would not
tel last evening II Is understood that Mr foyd ana
the girl have met candcsnely ana Mr. bryat AZ IS it
her after his visits were forbidden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

<,KAND VIEW MANSION on the Sound, Bay aide 81
u minutes from CITY hlgh ground magnificent TO
malaria mosquitoes bathing boating; 10 IN lawn
and shade trees. Particulars 325 West 01th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

FoyPTH.CLAss POsTMAsIERs APPOINTED
Washington June o1.-Fourth-class pos'masters
were to-day appointed as follows;
Pennsylvania-F. J. Gretll. Lovan' n H. i'o'"'
Rochs Vile. . $780, l., re-, p,ooreold
Station.
20, Other WdshinQfon nsws gee Id0e 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

NEW WORLDS FAIR CoMMISsIoNERS-AT-LAK"
Washington, June 21.-Tle President today ap
pointed the following Commissoncrsat-l@rGe TO tle
Worlds Fair at Chicago Gorton w. Allen OF New
York in place of F. II. Ammdown. declined win Louis
r,,,oerald OF New.York as alternate; and william
~ Indecv ~ Kentucky in place of samuel W Ininah,
Of georgia declined with Patrick j. Walsh, OF Georgia.
as alternate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
Excursions.
aTH OF JULY, 1884,

nh IT,
TOM ri isay4 pier 20 y. r.. on IHufsuaS' july D. 81
3 D. m. Tor S.,.nort News
Ar,t,.ing Friday afternoon about t'o' s,ns
. .YbOT'TE" will leave Noffok ~ p u" nY Sd
,o' XDv,.Yo,k reaching her per Suhuaf ~ ~
~ aU wishing to through 70 flchihs
100 - So,foik ind Western Railroad NJ
IAN "a, al D. IA. arriving IN Richn"nu % &C " ~,
~ - Gb,.Su.Ikc and Ohio Railway from $500 ~ fnh
%, Old mt Comfort a 30 D. m t,',,dax . 90
aoi a. D. m Leaves III hmond Ga SnOa ~ " N
nona or VIA Nofolk and We.teIn lss r9H Npi,
J., ~, with Steamship GUYANDOI IL "' "o'''"'
sauna from Ncw.YoIk u Norfolk Va, - rovnu Up
Good for thty days s3 Newport Se%S va Cont,
md tin good Tor thirty DAYS @l3 Oiu io'n h,r
~ round TIP good FOR thirty dsyySo ~ rifS.bbcnd Va
N, S fT" NoToi So Richmond va va i.1 iiom
devs .il Batmorc Md. limit three o nySSorc WA
aa se,cfoon1 between Norfolk and i'iPlorr oNeasl
81 the above tickets include meals ana st"t'oo" "''
modati0n> .,,,,,oorn accommodations In
ody,nre 81 dav Of sailing. This can be dlhr p I'll
irro,n ar olopbonr StateIOoms VIII MOI pc heIu
, Than o'clock On day ship sails ulrs' uch,rS are
Ia M time reservation Tor stateroom !. m'uc;
on for statcroom should be made at TINS once anu o'
on board the steamer. -. >, cT,NropD G. r A.
Company's General Offices. 235 Wcst-St' co., b'"ch'
New York. - ..,. E, . III, oca o,o..lons and Answers
18th Edition ENLARGED with Maps ana otnet
cnnias Of thi. look be obtained on appl"'ioh al
COmpany's once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

briefly the history OF the structure Reierreo 10
the Committee on Appropriations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
GUNNER Resorts.
THE REV. THEODORE CUYLEAS
comment the world renowned
WATKINS GLEN
AND
GLEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

IL have visited this fascinating spot twice ana waey
ON evcl Seneca Lake 1t requires from tree ,.gen
Hours 10 climb ascending gorge until you rean is
Omega IL is really a magnificent cavern o'e S lie
n,iles long the roof of. The Cathedrt ,Se
"oltd walls looming ND hundred feet, wOuu
date one OF Whiteed's congregations Az yS
Fails, YOU catch glimpse OF blue SKY aOo'e ds
nreciDccs side while below you caps anu 40"'
he white torrent into the dark depths below
The gem beauty that part known as I'M
innsss might revel long narrowing vista OF rock wsis
Snowwhlte cascade and tapsstred with forms any 10
uxuriant vines Every step OF our Chamber FROM e
ontrance amphtheatrc up TO the 'Omega gave US new
sensation and the time that we haytach.n M ru "
our tramp had reached the END OF our aueC1'cs
ond at down tired. silent and happy. ,-
there plenty OF resting places on inc route oVr
NJ tho beautiful cannot get tired In better cause IMAM
oxnor,ng bewtching climbs, caverns cascades ana
catheorai' VI "''"'"' "TuEODORE L. CUYLER."
VISITED ANNUALLY BY THOUSANDS OF TOUR
lists on route Niagara Falls and the Thousand lsahu'
Hotel open from MAY 80 to October Is First.cas.
accommodations for 300 guests For full particulars ana
pamphlets address ..,.,, a. , r..,.,.,o.
watkins, y. Y.
.,so proprietor Of the famous "KENSlNGToN no.
TIL SNRATOGA SPRINGS located in the garden $40.
q, coratoga First1ss accommodations for 400 guests
OP'H 'u'0 PtrT G. CRENINC.
Saratoga Springs, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
COLLEGE POINT.

From Fast ggth.st by elegant steamboats,, and A. m
then Hourly 10 70. stopping both ways at GRAND
Pier, Bowcry Bay Beach. from 10 n. m
Fare 10 Gems; Children Half Price.
GRAND EXCURSION to Niagara Falls and
" Toronto Canada. PARK Reformed Church. jersey
CITY, Tuesday. juno = under the personal nl'geneu. oi
Shore Railroad. Fare htrctIP dGar DAYS, including
0rstclass hotel board only al 90 Itinerary O" trlp anu
tickets Of THOMAS NJ WARD p John..t - XII West
uISpRIGHsoN, Iii Aran,ic.ave. brooklyn y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

CLIFTON HOUSE AND COTTAGE. Patchoguc. L. l.
" only a few feet from the sandy beach Of the Great
South Bay; ample grounds; location unsurpassed For
illustrated circular address w. NJ. JENKINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
Summer Resorts.

~ HAMPTON HOUSE. East Hadcam. Conn.-Benutlul
~ situation charming scenery boating fishing fine
roads best bcds modern app llntheht- p 80 week
100 other houses located eVcl here within 800 miles OF
New.York - 20 e25 week. W. suit everybody
Photographs CIRCULAR iu Information free ONCE open
untn q. SUMMER RESORT EXCHANGE 80 West
l4th-st.. JOHN HENRY BARKER
T,HE SCARE BRO HOTEL.
LONG BRANCH. n. J.
High class In all It's appointments. Opens June II.
close 10 House nov open for Inspection OF
In addition to our Puar dinng room an IL carte
taurint ha. cen ADDED ior the c9lnHodatIon OF our
Ho.cl Royal. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
Orc Cream

FACT nor,on's Ice Cream Is made from pure cream
Kestaurants Churche- Festivals Sc, will keep hard
hour. Country orders promptly flied pcpots-30j 4;h
ave b9s 9th ave 1l5 PARK Row ITO East 10th st. Now
YORK ard 4S3 Fultonst brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
GAMEY ISLAND.

30.
S.,. I.,xc ,o-d,y from West 23d-st.. y. r..
bourIy from u A. VI. until = p. VI and per new, 10
VII ,t,ticry Place station Elevated ho"h- hnIi nm
i,cnr later Bouts lcnvc COncy Island hourly from
IN. ia T. " untii $40 p. VI.
Faro 10 Concy Island and return. Do cents
,,or-sion tickets sold AZ all down-track stations lie
I'D roads With free transfer between South Ferry ana
natterv Place for I'd and Sd ave pasoenkefs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

4, A.SKIIIs. between Hunter and Windham. Round
u mn farm-l House Desirable location: spcudld
scenery; good table: 80 fishing. T.. BARKER. -
NInadWaY D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

bOWERY BAY BEACH.
The most beautiful and popular Family Resort Only 70
minutes sail from NtW-Nori accessible THE ~ NDkl
by elegant steamboat. nom l.t 09th It. Hourly from 10
a m TN D. M. Also from Harlem lildgc. l3Othst and
sd ave. and - q. Iu. then Iaf-hourly 10 10 r. M
directly to Grand Pier. Bowcry Bay Beach rare 10 cent?
Also Jv hois lroad from 92dst (Asoria Ferry from
6 q Nm. nnin mlhmllhi LaLc ID cont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
Conntrn Boaro ;l)anieo.

COUNTRY board wanted for summer in Protestant family
Y with refined and cultivated surroundings. for young
cr q fourteen years place preferred where there
one or two Young 81 same age and but iew
bOardcrs address fun particulars. terms and refer
encs 4 H. C.. Box 80 Tribune Onicc. Ncw.YorG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
TEE EngTTITENNY.

Now open Delightfully."- located with all modern I'm.
pro,eneats. send Tor Circular
~. A. BRODHEAD sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

GLENNILRE LAKE HOUSE,
FLORIDA. ORANGE CO., y Y.
now OPEN.
Address fcr circulars II. II. CABLE. Proprietor.
THE BRADFORD.
In Eys niN ns og cd Na enn stabng ioasc
on"n leave cars at Harrison y. " y and ii. Il. II.
Civ adde's, ~ Wcst .2d.st. -
A snrHY rAEK' r ii MADISON
ocean end Of sunsrnyc pure artesian watcr perfect
: s1SI. 'SuS STGWAr g. iDSYM6t9Ks 'DY' |
A 'R fnE ST FA A3EdrSrzr shave command. full Wow
81 S' har Si % trn' odcr Se riNHET
A sBuRY PARK. y. J,
"A THE STRAND.
Corner 3I.ayc ard Kingsley. Full view modern
convenience perfect sanitary conditions hF"'eia' table
\. CRAWFORD.
(ATsKILL NorNTNXS.-WGH PEAK HOUSE
I Elevation 5000 fc"ti dry mountain ain hooluic't
eggs Sc'; daily mall t.ceraaph terms = to -. Tor
particular, adde's, NJ. l.. SHERMAN. East Windham.
Greene County, y. Y.
CAIsKlLi SLOT MAINS COCKBCRN HOrSE.-Lo.
I cation unsurpasscd Accommodates 20 Central 10 all
sITy roon road pi.5Ia aoagGaise Of -noas Gsln9
Ticssant Ulster Co. y y.
CATSKILL MoCNTAINS.- Gcnwood Farm. House: best
" location in The mountains good table send Tor cir,u
lars Address CH7lLEs >. JOHNSON. Cairo Greene
r A.SKILLS between Hunter and wlnGham Round
y mn tarm.iIouse De'Irahle LOCATION fPicnda
Broadway room %
CLIFTON HOUSE AND COTTAGE. Patchoguc. l.. l.
~ only few feet from the sandy beach Of the Great
South Bay; ample grounds location unsurpassed. For
illustrated circular address w. NJ. JENKINS.
CLTN LAKE HOUSE. Glen Lake. warren Co.. y y
u Adirondack afr and scenery. good n'hing boating.
&C.; terms moderate. . .. .
CEAND VIEW MANSION on The sound Bay side; 81
~ minute. from city hyh around maenincent view 40
and shade trces. Particulars s25 West 5lth:st
X lsKAroM RETREAT HOUSE. -
aeeE free boating parties desiring rooms viii do well 70
''''S0 a. CIV :; 81. FISHER. Klshaom, Greene Co.
I oNG B.AYCH, NOKrH. --ocean-Ayc; Murray Cot
oa as' APS SiS 81 %ss ssd: gas N' best table
7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y Y.-Chatsworth House
aun ssSSn DAIRY Ty SSwns aons n acM and
depot moderate rates circulars.
Axe rsa.aa %Esh q iS bear GREAT South Bay and ocean
accessible Via Long Island Il. H. open for engagements
Tor the season and ''' %a6s 'sTiELLrxwEnr Prop
ORCHARD PARK HOUSE, located in the sara,oGa Of
the saS a fol o c 'G season s f''epO" OF guests
ORCHARD PARK HOUSE. Pine Hi, \. Y.
SsS oa SSuXaT osag e'e
pleasant location nne rooms good table fresh vegetables
a %Sdr %Nj osf sIO { WIcRAM H'"S D1 "u"'s
| - oGGEN's MOUNTAIN HOTEL.
IL I IA h; a@sr, G Of the cat cSt, ii y
rle %@1 900 tse above d%Sss Fys '' mnsss
&S Fo i0 os oa as E E1tis % POM
g UMMER BOARD at seaside Hotel during July and
= august to nerchantS clerks salesmen, Aasades and
crans q q moea" 5n 10 enjoy vacation a. rates not
6h a sad HOTEL sEsibE Box soc
WY9MANocEo 0SG L oo the famous ,o P:rSsnEc
halls so BY 30 feet $50 yet covered plaza ellshade
S p AGdes r'S eSs' b SEd TO W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
HOTEL SOM ERSET,


.ronp the highlands Of somerset County, 500 70 VOD
foot above sea level a hours to New YORK via D. b ~
u y r. Romantic drives amid beautiful scenery no
malaria air dr. and bracug and very beneheili 70 fna
from rheumatic troubles. TOT
80 ~ 4 ucMlIE. Motel snmcrset
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

(,LTN LAKE HOUSE Glen Lake Warren Co.. y y
NJ Adirondack air and scenery. good n-hng boating,
&C.; moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
BRIELLE INN
HOTEL BROOKLYN,

situated on the Great Bay all the modern iinIoN
mencs everything irst-class. Further particulars
~ T. WINS,.OW Centre Moriehes.