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che is dead, i know he is dead"
She bent over him still and lifted the heavy
head and looked at the ashen countenance.
Yes, 1t was the end. Death cancels every
wrong. Ambrose Arden's words of the night
before came back to me as we stood there in
that awful silence which his voice could never
break again.
Vain now all hope of keeping the truth from
my mother. That envelope, no doubt. con-
tanned the admission of his guilt She wouId
know, and she would suffer from that knowl-
edge.
She burst into tears as she hung over the
lifeless clay.
''oh, Daisy" she sobbed, ''he has gone from
us forever. Our voices cannot reach him now.
was never half grateful enough for his love
or his goodness to me-"
Don't lament him, mother-he was not
worthy" j said, but my tears were streaming
too; and L saw the dead man as he seemed to
me IN my childhood, before my fathers death,
before he had begun to plot murder.
We knew before that day was ended that be
had died from an overdose OF choral He had
had strength of will and purpose to throw the
empty bottle under the CRATE, where it was
found broken among the cinders. Thus it was
that mother and l did not suspect a suicide
when we found him cold and iifeiess at his
desk.
She has not told me the contents OF the packet
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s &c ! '' 4 Enfh E Eh Id
coc I / sk H.
NATURE AND CURE
A. r. LIGBTHILI. Nh,
ioi7 18TH ST. NORTHWEST.

Catarrh mapifests itself By Discharge from
the head. sometimes II a colorless glAiry nuid
but oftrner ola Iurulent syrcenish- Yellow ulat-
ter, which m many instances IL 80 copious thss
patients feel as though their whole head 10 IN q
statcof corruption. The discharge often lodge.
behind and above the soft palate. requiring al
moei constant hawking for its removal Often
Scales or incrnstStiuns blown from the nos
triis, either solid or Of = tubular form. The
bTtHth Is offensive, and sometimes reSoltingly
feud Smell. and occasionally the TASTE. L. Inn
paired az destroyed. the hearing becomes Af.
fecied. noises IN the head make their appear
snoe, and the eyes are AYt 80 brcome irrltAted
and watery. The head feels full heavy, aud
Compressed. especially above and between the
eyes, and severe ncurslsnc psin h. often en-
peflenced about the face and head. The patient
coughs more or less. has u caIricious appetite,
loses hesh aud strength. ~ depressed In spirIts
and inclined TO drowsiness The memory N
weakened and often seriously IMPAIRED. Cold
j. taken frm the least exposure. aud step by
step the Inflammation spreads until Il reaches
the lungs and terminates IN CONSUMPTION. SO
frequently has tins fatal course been noticed
that Catarrh b. now looked upon ~ one Of the
earliest manifestations u this dread disease
By the system Of treatment which we have
orisinatcd and since carried 10 scientihc pcr-
fiction. complete and radical cure Of Catsrrh
can b. effected. This we have demonstrated va
thousands OF cases. representing the disease IN
every form aud IN al its various stages of de-
Nelopment. our treatment reaches the dis
eAsed Iarts in the most direct and positive
manner. instAntAneously penetrating every
cell aud cavity Of the head with the most bene-
hcial results 30 effective IL the plan " medl-
cation that even Eingle Application IL pro-
ductlNe OF Immediate aud decided relief. and by
continuing this treatment the discharge
diminishes, irritation IL All4yed. the innsmms-
ton sulsides, uloerHtons are made " heal
until finally radical and permanent cure 10
established
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INDIANS plsIfsG rs

Without seeking further to inquire whether
the game Of "ha" was played by the Indians of
other tribes than the Nishinams, as specially
mentioned, which is not improbable, it will be
perceived that there was direct contact by the
white man of the east and the California red
men of interior localities within the general
region inhabited by the Nishinams and geo.
graphically related tribes
The fur. hide and tallow trade, in which Bos-
ton led the way, was largely controlled by its
ships and ship masters for many years and
this traffic was generally identified with the
vessels and men from that city that Americans.
If not white men generally, were known as and
were called "Bostons" by the Indians of the
northwest, name which is SO applied to limited
extent at some places along the coast even at
the present day. 1t is presumable that the
game Of ''ha" was peculiarly a game of the in
terror Indians. for we may assume with some
show of reason that if known or PLAYED by the
coast tribes the latter would have used some
form of shell for dice instead of acorns. and
though not the shells of the money-cowry
which is an Indo-Pacific species vet the al,
ways available ''kol-kor' shells, oliyella bipli-
cata, which were SO extensively used for other
purposes, could always be picked up on the
beaches.
II the Indian had learned the game of the
white man then the coast Indians would have
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- HIS morning the question was
L. lmooted. Who TO give me away?
a. Isl Il was inst ~ breakfast was over and
X Mr.. Arden had not yet gone OIL to
~ his hermitage on the other side OF
the l,,ue
Your s.ep-father is OF course the proper
person" said my mother, looking at her nus
band with her sweet. gentle smile, look
understand so well. LOOK which means kindli-
ness esteem respect. consideration, but which
never vet meant love.
40" cried. hastily; there is only one per-
con who must give me to my husband. and that
person is my mother"
MY dearest. it would be so unusual for
woman" began mother.
M Arden interrupted her hastily.
mo: in the case of n widow. Clara" he said
in his calm, measured way, if there were no
hiut OF ill-seeling to him in nv nasty protest.
81 agree with DIiSy-yOu are the fittest person
10 give your daughter TO the man of her choice.
The act will stamp your approval of the union;
and Daisy is in the right in wishing that it
shoUd be So
Twice he mentioned me by my old familiar
name without the fantest emotion. No witness
OF that scene could have suspected from his
tone or conduct that there was any gulf be-
tween us. / sat with my eyes fixed upon the
table cloth, waiting for him to leave us before
i could feel happy or at ease.
1t on the morning after this that the
dreadful shock came, and still this man of
blood was calm and collected, equal to the oc-
casiOn.
The papers are delivered at River Lawn at
abou; ten o'clock, and on this particular morn
ing We were later than usual at breakfast, and
the meal was only just over when Mead brought
III his tray OF papers ready aired and cut.
My stepfather took the Times, my mother
the Morning Post. 1 am only interested in
Nead's tray on the mornings that bring the
UOTit. PtUtct or truth. on Tuesday morn
ing there was nothing to claim my attention,
and ! sat idly by while the other two read their
papers.
An exclamation from my mother startled me
from a revcrie. .'Oh. God" she cried rising
hUrredy and going over to her husband with
the newspaper in her hand this must be the
hand of Providence, 1t has come. 1t has come
at last. vengeance is mine. / will repay. saith
the Lord Ny husbands murderer will be
punished-after all these Years. Ambrose, do
you see, do you know what has happened?
Have you Tead!'
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but know from her manner that she has moth
ing more to learn about my fathers death. She
has been full of sadness since her husbands
funeral, in spite Of her brave attempt to SYM
pathise with Gilbert and me. The wedding has
been DELAYED for nearly two months in defer
ence to my step-father's memory aud the bien-
seances. The coroner's inquest resulted in q
verdict of Death by misadveBture.'
be
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The invigorating tonic par excellence is Quina
Iaroche; II has the advantage Of rapid assimila-
ton with the gastric juices without deranging the
action of the stomach. For indigestion, malaria
fever and agus, poorness OF the blood and re-
tarded copyalescence IL is highly recommended
by the physicians and hospitals OF Paris.
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A WARE HOUSE FOR CASH.
Uncle Sans Treasury and How 1t In
terests Thousands of Visitors.

LARGE SUNS IN SMALL PACKAGEs--THE GREAT
MACERAToR AND HOW IT DOES us woRK-IS
THE vAULTs-INNUMERABLE QUESTIONS AND
READY RESPONSES
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WAsHINGroN's TRAIN SERvICE.-The city of
Washington enjoys the advantages of the fast
est train service in America il not in the world
The time via b. and O. railroad to New York is
five hours, to Philadelphia two hours and fifty
minutes, and to Baltimore forty-ive minutes.
This is quicker time than is made via any
other line, and the finest parlor cars ever built
by the famous Pullman company are part Of
the equipment of these superb trains.
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PLAYED FIRST BY INDIANS.
A Game Once Popular In Boston Bor-
rowed from the Nishinams.

HOW 'HA' WAS PLAYED on THE NORTHWEST
COAST AND ''PBoPs' BY THE BOYS AND GAMBLERS
AT THE ''HUB"-cRUIsEs or VESSELS cEs-
TURY AGO EXPLAIN AN INTERESTING FACT.
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NV SpnrNa Goops.

Just received beautiful line Of wash Cheviots An
cefsont Zephyr clnghams sstteens. China silkA
Pam and Fancy Wool suitings. chAilies. silk and
Isle Hose. Damssk Table cloths and NHpktns. al
hlzss Danassk by the yard choice pstterna Hem
stitched Linen sheets and Pillow Cases Linen Sheet
ings ana Pillow Linens. 81 sr.aes.
HooE BRO. co.
0hs-38 l3xS = N
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Not for an hour

THEY wEST OUT OF THE ROOM TOGETHER.
They went out OF the room together. mother
leaning on his arm. coniding in him and rely
Ing upon him, rs il he were the best of men,
was left alone 20 think over what had hap
pened and 10 consider how this new phase OF
our terrible history was likely to affect the dear
mother.
F.rss. / read the account of the murder in
the Times. a brutal murder, the act OF thief
AId desperado. viii not suily this book by
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DR. LIGHTHILI.

DR. LIGHTHILI.
For Thirty Years Specialist
For the cure Of CatRrrh. Deafness. Asthns
And diseases Of the
Throat, lar aud Lungs.
Can be daily consulted from am. 20 l2n
and from to 5 p.mat
No. IoI7 l5TH 81. NV.
Herdics pass the door. mp-lu
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OrrS ALL NreHr.

OFfN 4NIlL XNIUHI.
FOR the accommodation OF our customers and SAs
public NE Will Keep our store open all night change
OF registered Pharmacizts
4. >. WILLIAMS co, DRUGGIsTs.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
Cor. 9Th and n streets nv
Prescriptions
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion 60 other goods. We use only the pur.sf
drass and chemicals from the reliable man ufss-
tureTs Ne cheeriuliy invite careful Inspection VI
this lepartmeut nv
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Written for TIE EvESISs STAR
whose Was THE HAND?
BY MISS BRADDON.

Author Of Gladly Aufsys Secret" Like and Unliks,
"I.smael." The Day VIII Come" &c.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the oIeTatlOns Of digestion aud nutrition
b. careful applU alton VI the ne PROPERTIES OF we'll
selected Cocoa, Mr. EIps has provided breakfast
tables With d.lleateiy favored beverage which
save US many heavy doctors bills. IL By the judi
cous Of such articles OF diet that c1In,tltntlo
may be duAily built up until enough
FIST every tendency to disease. Hundreds subtle
nalsdles are floating around ready attack where
ever there l. weak point We may escape many .
iata slaft by keeping ourselves we'll fortified with
pure blood anda properly nOurished frzme-"-Cfca
SerUioc Gdzeffc
Made silnply with boiling water milk. Sold only
In half-pound tins by grocers labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homeopathic Chemists.
sul s-sa.m&tu London. England
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McMUss,s
ELIXIR OF OPIUM

McMuNss
ELIXIR OF OPIUM
i preparation Of the drug by which its in,u-,on
Effects removed while the valuable medicinal
PROPERTIES retained IL Possesses all the sedaiye
snodyne and Entspasmodic powers of Opium but pro-
duees no sickness Of the stomach. vomiting. No
costyeness. headache. In acute nervous disordsr
IN an invaluable Remedy. and recommended 10
beat ply siclaus
l. FERRETT. Agent
my4s Ss2 Pearl Ct. New YORK
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fALL RIGHTS RESBRVEDI
CHAPTER XXI.
DAISY : DIARY.
~ WILL REPAY.

HIS morning the question was
L. lmoOted. Who was TO give me away?
a. Isl Z WAS inst ~ break fast was over and
X Mr. Arden had not yet gone oil to
~ his hermitage on the other side OF
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
prcorDrp MORTGAGES.


Bigelow, Annie l., to the Teachers Mutual Beneh,
BioomeT Lye ana husband, to the Broadway Savings
Institution No l69 West 4ath-st year, @I-,oVO
anoihcI executors, S2d-st, Of lstave insta'
Bogce. Caroline NJ to Thomas and another
executors. 52d-st, of l0n-a'e q morts) year
Erotier. Mary ct al Peter schupp Anen-st, Of
Beinan, May ana husband, 70 The Mutual Life In'uf-
ance GO, 80 - Piit-Nt yrai, fs'|V W. :, t,,,.,,c
trustde etc. io2d.,t OF 9th-a'e . moit, years.
DAMP. Fannie to 6. G F''mner n iilh-'' Of
same, to Charles E sexton, same property year,
Dioee. Henry ", to Charlie, A Mapcs, wc-tches.
teraNe. 9 lo-d,st {ea, ;-',, 7o Inv ,,u.,.o "
133 East 7itn.,t, yeal-, 9i2OQQ
Drodse, Henly. v, to { \ Mspe'' WestcheNter'
(ohca I-aac. to ) jay, trustee 40 1873 East 7th-st,
'fof.te5 Mn, to Reinharat, e2d.s Of oth
(,raIcy, ! J. to BoweIy Bank lSth-'t, Of ith.
Ganrcl' Chafics. to C,ermauia Life Insurance Co,
o7tL-,t, Of 9thave year, - y OOC: ,...
Harrl-onst, g Of waShington-,t years $1,000. o,
Hickey, Marie. to L. Anderson l4'l'''1 OF
Malpin il ". to Geo flaming, H4th.st, Of
u hide & e. nci.y to Asto No, 81 and 80 vandam
HlSSey Mas a2e husband 3 to Issac on anderson '
te i411h,.t " 'siaCa,ec 6 y; t6 e-r w Fannne
liit-st, iand Iigneol River Il Co. yeai - 30
johnston. George H. to John il Smith executor etc,
same % Flanci, Lahcy property, ycar. - 600
Levine Anna and husband, % Charlotte ID Davis, No
10 pikc--t , years - 600
KostDl. AIcrt. % John ii kohlnon ana another, =
137uh-.t. Wiul,-aN", year. 1000
Mars Henrietta \ 20 Susan VI JOurneay II Willow
ST. lot 254 map u East Morrl-anl0. month";, 81 oCJ
MrArdlr uclrV and wife 20 fraOrg" II Robinson and
another exrcut,r~ ETC.. % Beach--t. Hudson,t
Madhof Louis J. and another. 70 George kin@e.and
8 : l33d-.t 7tr-1yc. , lfal, $500.
Paynt,r. Ca,harine 10 \ 'r"aron, 'reen"ich-st r"
Packard. G.o-gc, to 0 Packard, 80 10 Fast aGth-st
] year, $4,000. 80 ~
3Ouh--t W lst-aye. 3 wears, $4,000.
Ruck John. " y Manning, Nos 23O ana ~ West
67th-st. 6 months, 300 o
Roiman, CAM - EoWcry Savings Balk, n l-Vth-St, "
Sth-aN, ! $500.
schneider. Charlee j. VI Schneider, cor 1st-avo
and l19th-st years, 5000. . - 49,
stuart Wallace to l. Schemerlorn, No 1875 West
l2th-.-. ! year $4,000.
Tompkins, Grifcn 70 g a Sabine, 37th-st. W 10Th
ave. years. ~ 800
woif jacob, - National Saving, Bank, 12ith-st @
3 - 800.
Winter Geofcc J II n New.York Savings Bank. 7th
ave cor l34th-st wears. $4,000
walker John = Sc,lnhlIdt. " cor Jthave and
1I6fh-st year. 100000.
Weber John \, TO Van Ate. 1sth-st. SHAVE
3 years. ~. 900.
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SUMNYSIDE PARK.

PEREMPToRY RECEIVER'S BY ordor Of ST.
preme Court 50 Hudson River villa s-s. % I'VE "s
each at Ir, ,in-tonon- Hudson. at auction MAY ~ o'
II uoon Real Estate ENchaurr. - Lib. & ~ W.
York. Farchd lofau. Aucion"tr-, IL I'I 'u'
The important suburban ~t.- " tI' -,i-'I "4'
opuortunte, for home 90 -fn,ut, ~- oi large "-'
ncI er before obtinaJc TINS delightful -tb.I inc l
hundred ana. fuftt DiN-d'i ii" So ~
sites gnound 25o - $50 iee aoo,c n'i ""
fue dr.Nr~. liF,i Views li~ li-' w. -
horhod best Cyrls W. Field Jan'~ y. li'iNh''n ''".
-. Wendell. g. :. Gr'coey. and samuel ''''l. iH 'i
X Y 4 AID II. X. r. X. Therein and a..'n.hH ti".ll
ready for building one milo from y G. an' u -i,,
nnebsf il. rou New ORR and Nor,h'-n Ht.'t. llu"
n, RECT aud guaranteed ire. of cost 20 lIfrn - ny -
t,uarant~r and Trust CO.: property caril' r'r ti i'f
futl,ro welfare. nifty seventy uf cont l t~' money
can remain on morCac" a. i've Ief cent Map ana i'i
u'u'"f' WIN JOIN L. BRENNAN. Receiver.
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Drp 0ooos

n HINA MATTINGS.-Extcnsivc assortment
" from ~ roll Carpetnc-, Rus Furniture. Chalrs
Table, worthy attention Of buyers. ANDREW LESIi.ES
SONS Mad ison-aye.. JGth. jftn -ts.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There small attendance at the heai H''''
Exchange yesterday, and high prices "e'o "o' i''''
lied. No. 2G2 West Twenty ty-ffth-st' Is q io"i's''
English basement brick and brownstOne house on q
lot l5XlOO. sheppard Knapp was inc D"ycr ior
Sl1 100 No. 230 East Thirty -frsst. soio lot INC
estate of James j. Foearty, is three-sory ofo"S'o
house on a lot 15.9X1OO. 1t brought sl4'ooo Ho'"
James Anderson -
Joseph NJ. and Samuel Johnson cNoo"o ~,
yari,,,. lot in Rrooklyn and Jamaica. Two lots IN
Rro,d,y,v and Barbey-st brought $3.50 EACH ana t"o
on the opposite side of the street the same price
Mot 75x15O on the Brooklyn and Jamaica flahh
Road and Vcrmont-ave., brought s27oo ana TWO
story and attic frame house on lot 22NlOo sou lor
81 400 10 John Ilerbold. \ brick house, >hop ana
stahle also on the Brooklyn and Jamaica PIaNh ROad
and Chestnut brought $1,000 from j. r. Beneti' B'
The Mot i, s2Xlj5. \ triangular plot, 9oNZio,
bronrht 81 30 from W. \. ConSclyca. small lot IN
tbc Shaari Adek Cemetery brought S62 % from L. -
SaInuels.
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HOTEL SOMERS SET,

Among tr highlands Of >ouor,,t County. SEQ TO 900
,.t above r,el T.. hour, o. N,wh urN VA D.. l..
" T. b.. Romantic drisc- amid b.nu'fu scenery no
malaria drt and hrarinf ud N'v i.nDhcal to -uQ'r
pulmonary ur rheumatic troubles For circulars
,ffrc., TX t\k DcWOIF. Grand Hotel New York msy
- ~ 10 a. m. and 20 . 80 .. u'.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. y. ClI'

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. y. ClIA'
Honest n :, 1Ss IT " UniOn-sNe, 2oNl22 John 8,
Same property Ha%io9 s6i9 NG!Sa9% isHsx t9 &C. hSN
1stayc W cor f en- =" K"ossenwsid .. 1900
MadisGn,a,e % 6oIo,, 6oT d''h-S' ioN'o 1850
cocseave ISSs%H 70 s. D': 9 # i4ad.st a5xioo oo
12SaTs s1ia's'' from 90 sdst S to 7sdi buEhead
line Wallace Andrews to the Standard 'a' IS 600
lft; 25Sss %ss Ss~S to 2i@s i'%: $4,000
Fort indspeRdsnee' ley aD to IaSn S1 os KEN S 600
S7th;st s. tl2e lG6a,akig; T6maki6s l.oN''o $3.50
Lot IFS map East Fremont Ann suhcrne to ooo
4t6.aHs. aSs Nsr'0 20 # of 2cd.st eox7o " Ian.
ford to "a Doseate c;,,ra ana Foreign MiS''on"' M'
12tthft Ke6ocdT 9fs2 70 Il Of kntGy s1Es TdoS IiSVV
7ota,esi aa,sioIIck waIfsr 10 Albert Weber - 149oo
14sd.st ; so e Of WilliSi,ave 25Nioo' Anne
SzG-s1 SzG ~ N'I & n NJ Boyce ........... 81. 400
Thomp,orr.Se r No. w. ''.,,. -. 145OO
1Stn.St % y wcbtr cir''' e. ~ 30 900
1@haye' s,1 q cor % oi sbSw iSyH''@ ~ 'V"' 1000
119th.s 35 q 5tnsggc 30 3SS2G1 %.1T 10 e
BIodsc,: to william Collins COLIN. i; ,x-o C,,bo.
.s SaPE to G,5g,, to j G Kncel and aao 20 500
1o'hSI,; ,,;om 70 'IP p Sacnan 10000
we2eheteIoN' d eJS. NIapc To- to II, rrv wboge 981o
1"1,l., ,o 0;Hyio, a 70 CSarlcN w Scht'nann 100
oo,1,,1. =. : = II IL In, .,Sr or 1000
1SIth's' n y cor o. "'''''''''' 3o65O
124ih.,t No 100 East, Tcrc,, Cogaa to Minnie
12oh'1,; FI 6;y1. n :, to iI' ebanncn ~ ~ .. p 600
112bba,;,' b, No -l' last Si" r"'''''S O25o
1otn,TT, WoT,,s !; :, 'T WT M cSb OF 235oo
1ot,h's st,1 u : 80 L ol ''a'' $500
WoSa y4 1y a,tbo Il 10 L I21i ~, 'i y IIaIon 500
12'E-N,' v,Itxacbo ,l W " stuart Staart % 500
1ii7'TTt T;rn6g 9G'fH u i4nan amy u Ha Al il 14eoo
sunait-oYs naad Ys,oo. MIA Wahon to Macdonad 900
N'paa%sSt HSsc Nos d anu 90 275oO
1O'h-st, :, 10 J.; ol NN''ue - -'N''' % Ono
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
KINGSBRIDGE
J&L PHILLIPS. AuctioneerS,

will sell b. order Of the Supreme Court 10 Foreclosure
positively and without Tuesday, May p! 1890
at 70 O'Clock noon the Real Estate Exchange Nos. %
,oc thp o. "a valuable
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

N'-''" '"'' IAKK Z JARVIS
OCEAN HOUSE,
SWAhfPSCOTT MASS.
one ~ ~, 'd."r .-o',. 900 'h' Ni.'".. o"'i "n-
rn- l...h -tf in.l'ar good it ard nninr. hfa. inf
ar pi.c' d.anac ivory .onu.rtd viii h"u-e. h"au't u
drive .rd good iold- Elevator. ~ Dti- hll-. '1-
a,c . aM h.nt. MAf.0 ILit> ". 'Aititk. Irop
ARaTOGN SPRINGS. V. DIR. ~TRo\I-
S4nltlr!Gu. Open all the year For o.. treatment =
fnal. nervous. f'-tiraory malaria aud other ch'onic
diseases Equipped with al the tcs; rem a appliances
arnon- th.l. Massage Vacuum treatment SWEDISH move
lent S.ueaory treatment Ecfi CRY. Turkish Russian.
Roman l..,ro uh,r,n,. irnch dou,Ac aud a.! bath
,n,.rf4 resort 'or ,rat9ont. r., ~ recreation outdoor
.uG indoor .uor.-. Send ior circular
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
HOTEL WINDSOR,
HOTEL CHAMPLAIN.
NEW MILFORD. CONN.
OAK HILL HOUSE,

one of The most extended and a-unc,nt views ia tho
Whit. NNlflI-. Perfect Gfa.naf' tieDtilr lights AL
N'-''' IARK Z JARVIS
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New. York. Monday. Nav oG. 1890.

Ncw.York Monday. Nav e6 1890.
The following sales held at the Exchange and Auc-
tion Room to-Iay:
three.scrv dwelling with lot. No H3c East 3lst-st
900 fJ " OF 2d-aNc, 10. IS9N9S3; James Anderson
ola $50. -. ,.o W., och %, o .
q nj Stb.aN, 10. lJNps9 .. sheppard KhGpp. elllOO.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
lote N Of Eastern Parkway, 20 II OF BarDeS'st Z0N
100 each Jore Johnson Jr, sl,!OO , a.
o Eastern PaTkvaJ, - III " OF 'ohl-sI -oA
100 each II ID Fryibc. 4l,lOO - -,
PCT land Of Jamaica-aNe. % y of New'JerseS'
ave FOX about $50 purchaser, ~ lUo
twostorv house. VIII, lot, 9 Of NerIontsVe. II OF
JauaicaaVe. lot 22AtO0; JChn Herbod Sl.oVo "a
tbrce-- house am stable With plot 81 laiu -!
RrooFlvn and Jamaica Plank Road, o Mafket-st po'
52xl55 J Bennett. ~. 900
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
Gleamb boIl5.

III DSON YER STEAMER MARY POW
ELL. Leaving ID ~bfo--r--- st.. 10 g. n SATURDAY.,
40 y. leaving Wo-t ..d--t. at r m. saturday,
A.. tNuudtN~ eNcrptdI fog tEAN>TBNS WEST
POINT, COENWALL. SEW WTr HGI. NEW.II NNI.
BTRGH MILLION. POUG1IkEEPSIE. HYDE PARK
and KONDOUT
IL lNGSTON AND RONDOUT LINE. landing
IN e. Cf1r-tous. Cornwall Er"burg. Marlboro. Mion
ioughkccpsie and IsOIus. Connects with D
H. Il. all Cat-kll NJ. roi,i,. From foot Of Harrison
st. daily at p. H.. Saturday, at p. m
ROMLE TEEMPER STEAMBOAT 60.
NJ ORWiCH LINE FAVORlTE INSIDE
~ ROUTE Fares reduced. TO Boston -. Worcester
~ corresponding reductions to all
leave Pier River foot OF W,tts,
next pier above DrsbrOSsesst FeTrv daily.
eepted at 80 y. N q. w BRADY Aeent
DRONIDENCE LINE
1 for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE WORCESTER and all
New England Donts Low farc Full nights Short.
est rail ride.
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUS ETTS Will
leave Pier 20 y. r.. foot Warrn-st a 80 u m dailv
except Sunday. arriving Providence a. m boston is
= '-~
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
PSsO>PECT HOUSE
SUM RRER HOMES"
ST. HUBERTS INN.

The Wcll-kuown "BEEDE UOl 81 -Adircndnct>
Ne" and fiy plaanrd provided with open arc
s'cam heat aud electric bolts. SIN open early july
81 II BEHLS C"rIAGL. torntrll WIDOW Beeies" g"
vii op,u rirly IN June. Addr-, FIRED l.. LOElNG
Manager B'tdrs. ls~"N Co. y \.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

4 ptioNpAtK- .IAUaNt ~ UOl Grand scenery.
n.lif. 49, luitur flo and cold NA'r iu oous hou>e
lar,.I r.i.N.A cottages - rf. send Tor circulars.
T.. vs. IrtII.i Il.LD k'rnr NlIltf y. i.