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New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
The People Who are Wanted.

Every one who appreciat" an earthly paradise
Those who want summer homes conyenen: TO N"wYork,
and those who wish TO live all the year round.
Artists and writer's who need just this nearness and
touch with Nature for their inspiration.
Tired business men who prefer natural b artificial
tonics Men with families, who find that children not
wanted I'm cities they be free and happy the
dav Is long Tradcsmcn who wish to into rapidly
growing section and build M their business Mechanics
who wish pleasant homes whore I'm the sady building of
houses road, and the general improvements they find
steady and pleasant work for themselves.
Al oro ,v.icor,e- oll will hapBy
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n crrt,n Ilroucrtn for Sale nn0 80 Eft
MIL l.?

. ,o,,,,od Lake which is about 81 miles from
-, yo-L ny the Greenwood Lake Railroad. operated py
a. r,t. The southern end l. in Pas.aic County, y j..
M uo, tbern and part l. I'm Orange County y
The lake l. body of clear. cola water ie' bS Sp'"
-, t,.,c -, outlet ,ortlvard by pretty creek. It,
- ,, 1enoth Is about miles. aycrap" width Is aDolt
mile in depth th main portion il 30 to 100 feet ~
j. remarkably free from natS and shadows, and It, surface
I. all wnd.swcpt. that it, water l. Z" cfy'al pui'N
H., ,o,i, + 600 fcct above the more than t"ice
,t,t ~ fatnou. Lake tcorpc and the mounttns sur
roundins it r.e from 500 to 500 feet above the lake
lfsnlf.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
countrp proserln for Sale anr 90 Itt
What Is There Now.

Not bowling or an unbTokcn wilderness.
$50 600 clubhouse posofre of course general stores
IL docks, telegraph and telephone good country foaus
n schooboY.e: G hotels q church a charming little
isllnd; 100 scattered houses. &C.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Coun,rp propertn for Sale ano 90 LEI.
Ideal Homes and Prime Investments.
M0ney Is Not People.

This is exactly why the Company want :he people
They the already but they cannot carry out
,bcir lans without II they ;urned every
foot Of their land into beautiful park and stl dor some
inexcac rcason) could not persuade people TO settle
there they world fail utterly. Is 1t not bain that they
must keep Interests In common llno with those OF the
,,fp fukIf.1
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IA R.R. Ticket al Special Rate.

mat N to responsible paths. on SATURDAY
afternoon. June = - oi u1in starting at 80 o'clock
G' o APPLrC NIlONS FOR TICKETS SHOULD 81,
Sf.Nr rN 70 DrR Nf,N YORK OFFICE EARLY IN
MIR yviTE Tho tr1r Wiz leave Chanbcr--st. ferry a.
40 oclo k. o. 23t--'. 30 l1j. due 90 New-loFk on
b., uhctI,r ,ou 30 W. m >lew tie place or not,
. .h,u he ,d have you drop n and see Ne aud g;
further Information.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
How Houses May be Built.

TO BEGIN WITH lots viii Dee sold at very reasonable hg-
s and on very reasonable terms and the buyer being
tho spot and able 10 how hngs going viii have
as good opportunity anybody else to take advantage Of
the inward movement by purchasing additionally here and
there Houses may bull. and paid for nstalncnts
There Is not room in this advertisement into details
about this but those have investigated the subec.
I,yo no idea whatever the with which home
In. ncnnlrnd I'm thl, mlnncf.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
What They Did Then.

Thsv saw what could be- done in improvement I'm dorks
road. parks and on whole thing from the begin
ming th,n tnry quie'y proceeded - fadr acqpir"
, thc choice land they needed ana al g." a.onnr land
whose occupancy could ,r'rf them iuIu-ou-f. without
mis- 10 would f,.lsh o. tr, ~ g. anything fot they
would h. the mercy oi what adjoining owners might
do. hut having secured control th'y are saf" Ana ~
,o,r.c all who bgv and settle tl,r' SAT- ;''.
Ued restrictions l.ye hocr detNTa uci lpon-such .,
who and what NAY ~" minimum ro-' - houses
their position on he iot- G.. These a." ncrcay Tor
u. cannon wt. fare.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
for Sale

depot and Ice .tola-c horses, foot f3d TO iith
last itNel.
y.cndng wagon Il rect 10 vessel and the
expense Of extra iaudling.
Finest quGlit, OF heavy Maine VIII De- sold all
-on At thi, depot 40 the lowest market price.
Present price. peg ton. Quantities lr-, ton
30 cents per hundred
HoI,ting bv steam. No delay in loading
Ice for shipping. Shipping supplied. AIianaomont,
have iecd load lee cars oi trans.
portation all railroads lcadnc Acw- Yorl
- {. l.. RIE ER.
DEPOT, FOOT 43D 10 iiTn SIS, EAST EIVEK
OFFICE lOl PARh FLACE.
\G1ICF.-This j. the only has, ,tt and
gathered ~ 'ntre supply O lee thereby making Itself
wholly independent Of speculative supply TINS sumner
II also the only concern that has a reserve Ice house
ScwNork City. and II able iu conscqcnce 90 Quaran
TO its REGr LAR CU USroMERS cdntinuoi, delivery
at its depot during the scps0n. '
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
1fathcrs.

MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutors governtsses
n all branches supplied TO colleges
scboois and families English French OerUan ana spanish
spokrn. MIRIAM COYRlERE $50 Jth-aNe cor %Oth-st
A REST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplied
"A. for an branches all localities charge. TEACH
PRS WANTED: Il for registration; form for stamp
r. y AVERY American School Bureau. West l'th-st.
H.
A PARISIAN GENTLEMAN. SO years of age. highly
n recommended bv fCdr leading schools ana best
ianiiies in New YORK. Washmston. Newport &c, j.
ouen 10 an engagement for the next school year 70
teach French or French and Latin. Address SOi'BONNf
Tribune Uptown OlhCe. 20 BroadM"A.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A sUplies Professors. Teachers tutors ToV.rheSse'
&C.. 70 Colleges, Schools and tanlies' ApPDcn.
Mrs N j. YOUSG.FULTON. % Uniop square
"A TEACHER In OF the leading classical schools of
"a this city wants position for the summer as tntof
Address H. Box g. Tribune Uptown ONCE 1,23s Bwsy
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Prices of Lots.

What the prices will BE- ncNt IL Is hard to deer
mine They likely b" high compared with the pres
et want Tho light Kind Of people Interested. and
from 80 upward II wl pay ,o bgy qr nyG-nent as
VIII, TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY., JUEk 21.
PEfsENT PRICES WILL PREVAIL UNTIL THEN.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
DrookInn properln for Sale.
]DestDrooklyn
READER! LOOK At THIS.

4 Rc-idrnt of Brookl,n for some five years. paying
$40 per month for II Fiat, suddenly realized shat he
had nothing she the expenditure. In-I Autumn
he selected two lots the tompnnys property paid
$40 on account e the pure hn,c, Jonrd Bmiding
Association. ut once ofninrd loan sufficient 10 pnN
balance the lots md Ia erect mn excellent Qucen
Anne house. with sanitary Plumbiug Furnace, Electric
He'll. aud city convcnicncc /. the owner and
occupant OF home 10 be- prond OF. which will sell
uuich "a St.J0O, and nll this u cost for monthly
dues aud interest of only s32JO, and In years will
he nb b-outc owner of the property iuiiy pnid for
No capital taken from hi- business. only SLIGHT i'll
crease IN month";, oniln, simply by the exercise of
good lud gucnt aud business prudence.
Reader 4! ,ou can do likewise.
send Tor Pamphlet and Nlnp to
GEORGE 4. ;LI.IN. Secretary.
No. - Liberty 81. New ork. e
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Different
from
all
other
places.

BENSONHI RST-Bl -THE-NE Is pIaCt
of ideal homes for summer and winter.
It is perfectly developed and carefully
restricted against nui>anceS. Sewers,
water, gas, sidewalks and fences. 35
minutes from Brooklyn Bridge via 9TH
Avenue Elevated and B. B. x W. f. Il.
T.. Lots for sale. Illustrated circular
sent. Apply to the agent on the prop
erty, or
G.. +. +. RANDOLPH,
II Wall St, y. y, or 26 Court ST.,
Brooklyn,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Nut,lon Sales of Real G5tdte.

A PHILIP \. SMYTH. Auctlourcr.
"A. NMl III RYAN wus sell at auction - =,
"a ENpAN, Jun" 10, 1880. at r. O'Clock m AZ teal rs
tate LNchanEc - To 90 Lib'gtN st., \. .l,.,.,.,
HEAlIlflI l. OF ZEN ANNE COTTAGE ana Nltot NDN
M lARCHMONr MANOR, y. Y
JUST COMPLETED with ali modern Improvements; II
rooms: gh ground magnificent Views; boating banning
and n~hnG sewer aud water horse cars 80 minutes from
I-d-st. to Lnrchm0nt; frequent trains
TOWNSEND \ MAIiAN, esqs Attorneys 10 Chamber--st
Maps at Nuctlonc'r's once. 20 Liberty-St y. Y.
- GCHAED Y. IARNErT & CO.. AuctioncerN. ,...,, :
Ia WILL SELL AT AUCTION WtDNENDAh; Jn = T. ::
r. O'Clock noon ht the Real Estate Exchange ana Auc-
ton Room. 80 to 90 Iihcrtyst.
EXECUTORS SALE, ....
ESTATE OF DANIEL fOGENC AMP Dtt'D,
llj AND AZ WEST l25lH-Sf
5ONg9.l1.
St - feet east Of 1tl-aNc
90 per cent may remain on bond and mortsaSe.
COHEN 4 McMlLLIAM. Attorneys. ~ Broadway.
Mnp- nt Auctlnneers. 13 Libcrty-st.
20 UROOkLlN IorS.-Forcclosure sale. at pubic auc-
4 - HIGHEST hldd opportunity TO procure bar
Gains we'll located lots. In rapidly growing ncghbor-
hoo 18th Ward situated follow ing streets Henry.
Hicks. Huntington West 9th and Centre sts all TO be sold
without the I'd day Of June 1890. at IL O'Clock.
noou at the salcsrOoms, 10 Wiloughby-st.
THOMAS A. KERRIGAN. Auetoneers
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Go and See Ii.

Ce-,nc = believing. because = tells Access
h. 90 Tho . IL tIliu from foot Of Claubors-st.
10 from 25I-,t Get, with steamboat the lake
allow, hours ~ fho lake. and j. due
Se,. YORK A. D.. m. Ni.' Npre-s trains a. 80 from
Cbau,br-t or - from 23d-~t. fo those who desire
=, s,nv .l night or longer A. tIe lake special train
on Sa,irday aff iaIt"- Chan t"r,st % 20 or
o9l :, A. Is due In N-w-Y0-A return o'clock
n. rd lt. D.. nc' oqunle1 for plcture-queness by
. r., NJ rnliroad for Ike dsancr ont Of New YORK
/. a. winding climbing ride unfolding panorama %
-roas and hills n go get ~" le at least, and
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STEAMBOATS,.

DltUHIoUuI9
4 Av7T5A.LLha RI. LaI,'I El%EF IitN,5nr ilNE FALL RIVER
ah5 FfIiLGRiN fiDi I'' ava q SIX '5 5ei hom r. : yu a,,r
KEr RNlNG ecune usn, raNc -, 40" Hge' day
q, b I Anns l> boat 4c. Eroo,o At o. J'e.
C!ty j.. and. I",urine con "l- u, I''o tlyn "nl
siF!LLGxDIn OE5 Hi-SrI;h 0$ EAci sTFAMEE. ffi
ItGi' F,I de- Eo-,oa 5 = lS5 q a. d. Pcns.r, have
'IEIi ESFESIEI %olioI-.na pot BILE sT.Ey1cL aiu b.
IGsned e, i2 ear9, ID, VII l" oc }o1 ~"gs dav a
32 aod ~ u" o al .d, f,t' ri 2"Ho 2%"' At Lo' i
.'',n8 a Stay. T,@ VI, ac &ca.Yo.t e, 80 p u
touchng at Nc"por. 'ounei ~ o. The rr4e da,' Al
a'a't iIo ih ,r. ' r,, ,qnag,G q!,5 s'a"q M , rlo,;
Sire, S,ajo1 n,ai p,i.iin.
~ HIr&SIGf Il %d oa4 % and q2y = Is e.ve
ken d Fo q T. Il a. anu WIN .p%c. %ss
YoKH %t Throaeh ;Icact, sold anI 6ae9ag checked
ga Broadaoy New1 OK. and court.st., BROOKLYN
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
y SIerosi, ,DKEW ara DEAN ElJcHMoYiD IGayc lea OLD
rIIR Il, N r.. foot cana.,t =; o p ~. DALI l2un-
ia,e f,ers . pfSaenout SH S''' connections 10 al ''
A TROY BOATS SARATOGA and CITY
n. o. iHoY ieaye les 4G. N T.. fo'; Wes' iQu.st. II.
% % .oo> e a5 aai9os aP p oacc 'I az hbHS any, '''
poSToN. VIA -ToNlNGToN LINE.
- rEoVIDENCE. MohCI$TER, NAHEAGANSETT
A
St.rrr- RHODE ISLAND
AID NAREAtfANSlIl
J.ottt y .W Pen 30 s. l.,
bl0ri abO.n tauJl--t
. o.. SUNDAY, excepted.
NATSKII, HI DSON, AND CONSACKIE.
~ Boats leave daily. Sunday excepted from Pier 33
foot Jeyit M r. a. p % e,a At MgdSO@ with
R. r.. direct to bennington. VI.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER Mary Powell.
FL LEAVING WEST @2Dsr. PIER $50 p ".
SATURDAYS T.. VI.
f~uudays csreptcdJ
g., CpAXSTONS WTST PoINT CORNWALL. NI"N
M ron NI.W W.IIAMEUEG MILLION. POtGHKEIP-
SIE. HYDE PARK. aud EpNDoUI.
NORWICH LINE .........
~ fOR Ro>loN. M0ECESTEE. NEWLoNDoX NoE,
TThSTF SiiTAMEi;s ln,,c rcr 20 N0Ern KIVi,f; nc>t
r'r above Di.>BKOSNi.~NI. FERRY, DAILY CSunda,o
A. ~ E%crESoN to the country over sun
day Far for round mp To New London PcquOt and
Fort Gri-wodi. - 10 Norwich the lo,' OF Nc%- -EnRnnd
- ~, Ticket. .oDd up saturday night bJ steamer
leaving Norwich following sunday at D. New-London.
irIi11KrrS and srATEROOMs SECURED al D. A.
oGI 3ai 3f7 3j5 397 7l3. 955 20 Broadway
and I13 Bowcry. In BROokLYN. 4 Colft--t and 33l
sGr%NrTS l9rtG"N I,S@ WfsTGoTr, XTISS viii cHTL for
ana CHECK BAGGAGE from HOTELS and RESI-
DEN ES. . W EHADl, Aecnt
DROVIDENCE LINE
i for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER and
all N"wEnesnd point. Fun nights rest Shortest ial
ride.
Steamers CONNECTICCT and MASSACHU SETS
Will leave Pier -, y. r. foot W'ifen-st. ai 80 y.
GAil 'Ac'pI unuaYN diIN'- roy 'i'' % ~ '"I'
-taeIoons secured at 100 o57 2Gl 321 AID 957 RrJd
Asior Ilousc VIZ df" ana '"'oI"iiiaI Hocl-. all
Offices y. Y. TrI1icr Co. y y ana RIoohyn. who VIII
from hotel residence desti.
nation.
Telephone call, CoI;landt 3.s2S.
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Gcdchcr5.

ID RIVATE TCITION-P.cpar'tiom for GXa Xannauor r M
K evIerie tutor. address J ron h'N % i'''
une Once.
IpEGENTS' CIVIL SERVICE colcsc t,nei@d iid cutil 5
I.r0li-h poe- rhetoric grammar. htel''tt ,",.
,ouNrr-tou conf0-i itlon. aiih
;, , ar. ~, ,i.fnrt r,thooey. Nocr. PEoFtS>pi' -'o
West 2$l-s
fy>lfE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY 6. 6Estsb; nSS0o
Sunpcs schools ,sltn teachers teaeIfS witE Pvsiona
W ID KERR MANAGER. is Astof Place. Ne"-io'H'
yyyANTFD-Eng finishing eoyeTnG,,, win fIsngn s
w aud sir- .ood family. good salary must nay"
highest rcferonces MIRIAM COrl'lERf- loo 'h''N'''
corner 2OLi-st.
yxrANTED Cornnand4nt for Wet aso hcadma-tgr for
w w. int.r.I.v Monday. MIRIAM CONhlEkE,
80 5thaNe., corner 2Oth-st.
VIZ 1NTFD- Iqdic-: musical go'erne,~c~ i|o
w kfuC,rgartn,r- schools t'rht'i'h l''CtI ~.
li.n iranrbcs 900 and West: military roHld""3
college cIaduato VT; English ana lauh h''" "N'
HEsSE'S AGENCY. T. East l'tst.
W. ANTFn -rcacher, for school, ant amiiec trycpf
pi'no lngine Tor south; CoNerno->. French conan
Iiano. North German musical eofcrnes~. Miss p'N'-
VSN'S TEACHERS BUREAU, 80 East lith-~i. Best
>,ropl, recommended 20 par nt@ ,Ity ore ouhtls.
vr1OMAE,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (for
w both soxcs supplies professors teachers covernesses
musicians sEccpors companions clapcrones &c. 70
colleges schools and families also booEkeep"rs stsnogra-
tbrrs and convisfs % business firms. -
Niss q T. WERNER 900 5'h.aTe. New-York civ
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HUGHES e. ROSS,
Il Broadway.

l. - A TITsNNT RESIDENCE
u IAHTI ORD. COM.
situated Hamilton H"irats. one % 70 r'n,nn''-,,
.tot In rr cty. moHu-ilu Ar ana u' hh'si -, ''- -
H. surrounding couut, just n'i".- Oh" 10. ~ W'"' nv
lord The property c,npi-rs hn', w,l i"iii tiI''
80 fr,u' -'.,b, and devon ~ land Vol -uplid
,,',b fii'. and ornamental t'"-- known a. th' II J
irttN1o~ rl.ce. WIl orcr this charming Ilac" fpr .
,.a. d.. nt = yclE r.s-ouahlo hR''f".
4 i. GLAIIER. 80. St'i.-St. Hartford conn.
,,INI 6t-BI-I;EAN PLACE FOR SALE near - lshor.
Il ,si.si f.. nj OF fIiINon. Conn. depot ale col
i-c A. rod,rn cunvculence~ lot S2Ndlo shIndtnc" ~
80. and stnd ffc.4 lime - lor-"crr and stai
rs. Ci..tr, liet~ pooi schools and chnr hn VIII b" ~
,t l,rclin. about o.rLaI 1000 par an main
Id6rc-, H. l. Hr BBAED 81 Warroa.rt.. Ncv-NorS
f, n&, nRANDH Fncrou Monmouth Reach y. To
lr el.qant furnished cotta9e Also for ale. spoclal
ia.c,t1. al FJirrop WILLIAM LANE. Lon" IIin, D..
y J.
n AETITS WISHING u buy or rcnt hotels or cott1g ;
AZ I,ocL Island The season. ldir.s- II. =
NILfIKiN Roai E-'at' Brolor. BLOCK Leland. r. J.
rVO LEr.-At Girori'e. g. r.. hon."e &" - and 10
/ rooms ,inrl Ground. cNtend 70 waterfront; orchard
zen outhuLdng- &C. lo" r"n'al 10 quick tenants ;
s,a.,. ~ .t,tio. HUGHES & t.NNS. o. Hroadway
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

HIGHLAND BEACH,
ON THE SANDY HOOK PENINSULA.
Roq,. leave foo. " i.eco.--' SIndays, H@1 a. Do. Re-
turning - = - :. ~.
HRiND VACATION EXCLUSION TO Ell
" ROPE under the personal supervision u THpN II.
UFNDRICKSOS. @l7 ht.rtc-eyc.. BrDolTn. y. =. thr
weilkuoSu excursion manage. l'atn- N'"-1oik. VIE
Cunsrd steamer .~crya" july H. VISITING lnrrnd. SCOT
iand H.i-luni Tho Rhine switzerland and Paris u,arF
seven weeks trip a remarkably 10" rate send Tor
pamphlet and itinerary
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For Both ScXeS-COuntry.

W ACATION SCHOOL f0r boys and gins. Pleasai
v home for adult, on the CliESBROuGN SEMINAR
EARN. Terms moderate. North Chill Monroe CO
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Miscellaneous.
r, EDUCATIONAL. FACILITIES at advertisement
r. lions. ilr Hackctt.tOwn, NrW-Jcrscy." one
or he be.ts semiuaricS In America a. Ha"kctt,tOwn
Any or EXPERIENCE a, teacher. having some
.Iods 10 invest IN well established high-cia.s private
scnool. PHILO. Tribune ono"
Dr-IZ0tI0< UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS $50.
rxAMIN,TIONs FOR ADMISSION to an cla.se.
and ALI de,.t tnients Of Princeton University Including
the recertlyfounded school Of Electrical Engineering
and for students desiring pass the preliminary examine
tlons. will be hold o"
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. JUNE - AND 10.
commencing at II o'clock 4. NJ, IN the Y. NJ G. \.
Ruilding 80 East 23d,t Of fthaye.. Ncw-Yofk
City.
4 prize Of 800. be paid after matricuation viii
no c,ven by the Princeton Club m Ncw-York 10 the
annlicant who, at this place, shall pass the best h
entrance examination the Academic Freshman Gas
For further Information apply 70 Executive Committee
Princeton Club Of Ncw-iOfk.
{. c. CUYLER. 20 Treasurer.
- Wliam.st.
NJ. TAYLOR PYNE. ~. Chairman,
20 Exchange Place.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Iage Road,
GREAT UNRESERVED AUCTION
OF
ISL SPLENDID LOTS,
Together with Desirable House. situated on The
sAMCEL q. STRYKER Estate at
GRAVESEuD, |. |.
ROYAL RHODE ISLAND CLiM.BAkE BEFORE
THE SALE.
INSPIRING MUSIC. 23D REGIMENT BAND

FREE EXCURSION OVER CuLVEK'- RAILROAD.
This is unprecedented opportunity for the horas-
seeker, builder investor purchase choice lots u
auction prices.
The property Is right in the village n GFayesend in.
neiacy adjacent to stores. schools churches and the
railway station.
The made and lot IS ready to be bgli
upon.
The means n communication are uncNceiled The
magnificent Union Depot a. 5h-ayo. and 30th.st.,
used by "CulVeTs" and the BFOOklyn, Bath and West
End Railroads, is REACHED BY THE FIFTH
AyENIE ELEVATED u. II. The time from the Brook.
Ign Bridge 10 the property Itself j. olly 30 minutes;
from the Brooklyn CIV Han II = - minutes
~ Terms Of sale: Ten per cent and the auc,ioneers
zee dsy OF sale; balance in 81 days
All titles are Insured by The TITLE GUARANTEE
ANDTRTST co. OF y. Y, Capital s2OOO.O0O. vita
large surplus.
apply to JERE. JOHNSON Jr., 90 LiDcftyst., y. Y,
and 1893 Fuon-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
= AT TIE BRYANT SCHOOL Roslyn Il l..

=, S,TMNER SCHOOL al the Prekskin Hillary Academy
- Location healthfu and in>truc ton eNcHlent
JOHN y. TILDES a. NJ. NJ. D.. Principal
Send for circular
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

{, UMNFR CAMP on Canandairua Lake, with eoac
- ing for college examinations. j. III. LEE, lO "roF
Place. Rochester. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

XaT Est WALNUT STEFFr BOAHDTNG SCHOOL FOR
w Girls. 30 Waluu.-~'.. Phlad Jpn ia IN y.ar
Home like Thorough and progressive Miss j. IltAI1-
MANN. Principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-10

THESE LOTS WILL DOUBLE IN
DO NOT GO OUT A LONGER DIS
A BETTER ADVANTAGE RIGHT AT
We ARE OFFERING THESE DE
FIFTY OF THEM. FROM 5 To 10
PAYMENTS. BALANCE IN EASY
LOTS WILL AVERAGE 5Oxl35
BOILING. AND COMMANDS sPLEN
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
STREETS GRADED CITY WIDTH.
SIDEWALKS To BE LAID AND
THIS SUBDIVISION is ONE OF
LYING JUST NORTH OF EcKING
ELECTRIC AND STEAM RAILROAD
WHY GO OUT FROM TEN TO
BETTER IN EVERY RESPECT CAN BE
LAYS WITHIN THE DISTRICT AND
APPROPRIATION OF CONGRESS.
THESE LOTS HAVE THE ADvANT
UNIVERSITY. WHICH Is DESTINED
T1oNAL INSTITUTION IN AMERICA.
TILES THAN MOST OF THE sUBDI
THE STREETS ARE GRADED AND
GENERAL PLAN OF THE CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-10

E. E. E IT, $ = 6 :? g
Es kE 90 90
a ssss M e. ErE 4 E ERR
/ Il IS S$zSS Err Il i / i
+ $ ! 4 e Z.
- NM m \ :, T T
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-10

VALUE IN ONE YEAR.
TANcE WHEN YOU CAN INVEST TO
HOME.
sIRABLE LOTS, THERE ARE ONLY
CENTS PER FOOT: SMALL CASH
MONTHLY INsTALLMENTs.
FEET. GROUND Is HIGH AND
DID VIEW OF SOLDIERS HOME AND
TREES PLANTED ON EVERY LOT.
THE NEAREST To WASHINGTON,
TON.
EASY OF ACCESS.
TWELVE MILES WHEN GROUND
HAD ON AS GOOD TERMS WHICH
HAS THE BENEFIT oFTHE LIBERAL
AGEoF BEING NEAR THE CATHOLIC
To BE THE GREATEST EDUcA-
IT HAS BETTER RAILROAD FAcIL-
VISIONS ON THE MARKET.
ARE IN CONFORMITY WITH TIE
NINETY FEET WIDE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-10

THESE LOTS WILL DOUBLE IN
DO NOT GO OUT A LONGER DIS
BETTER ADVANTAGE RIGHT AT
WE ARE OFFERING THESE DE
FIFTY OF THEM. FROM 5 TO 10
PAYMENTS; BALANCE IN EASY
LOTS WILL AVERAGE 5Ox135
ROLLING. AND COMMANDS sPLEN
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
STREETS GRADED CITY WIDTH.
SIDEWALKS TO BE LAID AND
THIS SUBDIVISION Is ONE OF
LYING JUST NORTH OF ECKING
ELECTRIC AND STEAM RAILROAD
WHY GO OUT FROM TEN TO
BETTER IN EVERY RESPECT CAN BE
LAYS WITHIN THE DISTRICT AND
ERAL APPROPRIATIONS OF coNGR
THESE LOTS HAVE THE ADvANT
UNIVERSITY, WHICH Is DESTINED
TIONAL INSTITUTION IN AMERICA.
TIES THAN MOST OF THE sUBDI
THE STREETS ARE GRADED AND
CENTRAL PLAN OF THE CITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-09

Colonel Robert White, Democratic
nominee for member OF the House OF
Delegates from Ohio county, in public
speech delivered in this city, charged
tina! Oliver chilled p!ows are sold in
England and Canada cheaper than in
this country. The intent was to show
that the tariff, which the American far.
,ner helps to maintain, is turned against
him By the beneiciaries Of the policy OF
protection.
In correspondence elsewhere printed
in to:day's ISTgLLIGEycEE the MANI
factuIc!s OF the Oliver chilled plow de.
clare that Such statements are abso.
lutely without truth, and We DEFY the
production OF truthful evidence to gain.
say our assertion" They give the SELL
ing price Of the same ploT q: home and
abroad, showing that the American
farmer pays less than the foreign farmer
pays.
No Free Trader has found time, in the
pas. tHo years, since the charge was first
made, to take up the challenge; and prove
the Free Trade statement. AL Free
Traders prefer to go on using the stale
accusation as though it we're true be-
yond controversy. Democratic news
papers and Tariff Reform" documents
continue TO utter the old ialsehood, and
Democratic politicians adopt it without
question.
The indisputable fact is tina. the Amer
lean farmer gets the cheapest and best
agricultural implements in the world.
The tariff secures to the American man
ufacturer the home market--the best OF
all markets ior agricultural implements
and home competition has had the
double effect Of producing the best arti-
Gle at the lowest price.