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New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
furnished Gousc5.

A NItN utNn>ON. HOUSE 70 rent.
"A fu.t .rl.-HDl l0r r4..nl... O.. r.l.....
ld'f r0'N 1lt ltautrJ n.l U,ui-ri Improve.
rrlt. 4ui rolt"al,.r.-. uu. lawn uIr,-
r..n al Shade .r."H. I4...as. up.u ir-Ilar,,.
&c.,. N-fi.. 90 Pos pHurt. uun l...l
ir'n y. ). ine irnrs'i'.u .uia u. L. s.ttu
Do rut 4, NrU loI "a ..ua I,.tnt family.
Add..,- ro-toiso EoN l'3. ultnuy, y. d.
1 b cIanDuS,-I Nut.ao, Island. n.r.
y u...tl ,..lft.-. ei.U tY s.., 'h. -...
.oI ocean ,lgrti s.ri bathing, DO Aot lli..
l"..fiH yi h" '.l''-. 'ii'ulsia, bol hLr-
GAi~NIIi.a. Ualnc, Falls. adjoining
~ lH4.t.f Par, to r.af. urr b ROOM.
,ottt4c. rl} furnished. nnr puf4s. mar
c'pot. Address oM-hE, hoA 30. Irlb.
A. CKNIsuED cottage Roiton. i.A.
L o,.ofpe. 100 rent lnt tIn .rt-oI. lfnr u,r.
ueu.hi~ app! To- j. NJ. VI son 80 and Bl
Llbr.iy 81.
EtI.r NlDh. l.. ro rent. hol-,. ..
~ r'om- trf. tn.d uaf,. noDL -lHr.. u.4
.in. n"u-'. one nou, from Nrv lorA los
.'rI.i ~ wa. nv uiu.t lg"H landing
Address JAMES ID pO. $3.50 Frall,L.. or
'H Mills h' 'fi,N. HlDst Neeh.
y lN-LON CONNE,U,tF To
i'"' i"F ,unm o.. "u very reasonable
uid. Hltn sand hraDh ana ha athhuiI., .
iinc situation. Ot trfion.l lur htrb0l two u.llr-
from c'ntr Of the town. ou rcurut-uNr.
ttS rOuN,nIcurr-. Including water SUNNY
lhd constant ,oi.u.n..l. alton with tho town.
boat. Apply tu fNtADpO, S ~rNiIt.
Hlrris building. N'at..'l. Sew London.
'I'O RENT -Furlishcd Tho Maple"
Two ptrore. dln.u- room. nrtcI bed
rooms Nc.t pil5h-; urol luce, exception.
dIlA charming thl pet r'-lur @Itl1tlIa on
"huineh liN't I"rf', N'lb bcutGui lawn
m'n} large if.rr, garden, lee. 2y az r-
from Amr I. lia lru H'lirOih .1n,. fum
sharon. conn. r'ru7 loss pho'oslaph. ~
hou-' and -Fpun i- reference; g.. l. smith
10 Wet Oiu--t. Jor. Benton, iAi Cinal-
~. nr Avery, 10 llanrock--t. Broohlyn.
MlEoN H. Ben NioH Amcnia. y.
'HO Rent ull NOV lsf Slnf.n Island
hou.r. furnished. con mandlu. ml-nin.
cent Wow OF Say aud NtrloNa, .u nI,rI-
D. uudue billiard room au acre OF ground
house ani gard.n r. compl o. ord... Al.
py ~ HARRY G. JONrN. Real E-tnt.
Agent ToupAnsNillc. Staten I~ltnd.
rI,Yu tOIiAGI.S 40 Maiden Cow C,nc
Elizabeth. 81 mile from Portland
Maine: newly furnished. water In each:
stable on the GROUNDS. Addr,s. Dr. f. W
KlNG, l0i PARK ave-. New-Nork.
,l,O LfT. furnished for .rasnn. COTTAGES
4 NJ WRuw met. Nantucket. Arplv H. D
T.. E1MHAiL. l3' r. l5th-at.. Now-N OK.
NTINDHAM. ia The heart of the CATS.
w KILLS. .Furnishcd Aou-c piano. ~
rooms choice location, Oh thoFoughtnre 100
feet back FROM street nice garden house
Iu7Tt FOR owner ncver rented, and is in
good order 5000 Tor the season. See
photograph and got All PARTICULARS nt iOl
t.roOM houso completely furnished -
i ! nrrr- land u4. m hnr- . cov, noul.
try. &C.. garden planted pl,n MY fruit, nlgh
ground no malaria OF hosqultOc-. = hour,
from sod.st. $3.50 for the season. CON.
NEcTICUT, Tribune onlce.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Courlrn Real Coinle for Sale


Il sofa MILL, OF TUE. TIE APiI.,S; niI.. A.;
u. Cink-.--" Lola Bals." situated Ah
~-h-oou Iffc. IS. -. fnr -al' or ir4t ii-
r.-f.l Iu.... stable. 4rthoI-r. ftf'tiu-e
el,lea. stl1.lt. fnr hoat,. Ali~'a., oY.N'l
.rl cart g.. children. Waias ard dfiNr-
-tr.l-I p.tL pine and tal-ari. sandy
Ora. 4r- flr laf.Inr. Aair.-- Hl.lf.N =
WI>~t!AN. 80 ''.Ar.,f' uf liz hi'''-
way.
j llt.I .n r.- ,...le.; l.u1i, for rr-i-
~ lD.- and r.o-. 'a fac-t ant i..~t
d.s.-NI.s property rfIl lu l..- ~ -.
Y"rt. fli-... ADAM A. Dlpi.A ".
lfr4.-n. l..
I oNG BRANCH. Monmouth Bach. Fl-
l. .-ion pi'P, p. 81 " o,
~ Aaier. n S.. DGIi.N 3 BIO. B-Jai-
Nst. Long Branch. s.. j.
lIONI,I S.. Nu-th.a.. ...n'-
VI N..ltl. at. .ri ]rn ]I....'..
of. = fh. o.. .., f.-.I.n..- ol Che mountain.
,.to. .A.F.. a..ss D.. l.'
sonp..,.y . ora,a a.a .a p'' O., ar'.,
at- r.tt Hsf.-. fa.aac.t ni.n nrpaf'- in
"N'rf .o,a "afln4 e. ''i pc
-. ., .Do ~. a. 49,. ct.'asy.
s.l lu.t nf l..-.-.' owner ta.n.nrif~l
roaa 2. t.l.'. JOS" I.-f..' -'', j.. accom-
.a..loia tl'e. rome nni-l'd ro, ,.,..t-
rlr O.. I..N. .i.s ..f.- D. A. ili.Np-
LILY. -.- N.Htln.at0 ani Nan N.,cA-
e. MOI 90 '.r oi Hudson and
y .W-E H.LLI. lam.,f 'nl--s wears,
Du e...I. ..r. I..... .'... H.f. cll.
fu.'r E't rf .l'' '.' ."~
- aH ',r- a..e ln.r.'..as taliy
~iH- 80. JOB N'n'ls'.-.t. nrn.!fn.
- NNIrDEr. MASS. D.-..l bt.
j. ',. ..a ,.. d.. a-, ,, Vw'. .., D..
.t.t r.f $50 fY .I Ii.. I.'
in- ?. .N-a'.I' ,f. al'l'..ft p.
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i| r.. l0f ial o. .Nf fr. D..au fl
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~ ,L0~E As I-ItIu 80 Nrr,
nt.Il... ...u- f.r lfH i-... .r tI. l.'fff-
% Nr Il.t.... rl.l.tl.-. 900 l.rrr. fIa
Tore. InY-. .Ho, .Iu improvement. .f...n
'I. .tf. N- KING frl.rIr In-ftlf..
.'.r. n. lr -.' f..t .w M N
h"t 7 & co... ? Ntnt.iHn.rsr. opo.,t..
D.a.I t.r-.r p.f.t
w D. UANI NflN COMMISSION -
W -.lI - .tl if- .u-f ... nf fI. f...t
..tt n Nt.-i.i.. '.. u.t. llI
I'frr il. Itrf .ll.. l.f photo rtg.. l.l.
iN.o it-I fIlLLIf' s. WILLIS Il.I-
lu. N"..nr.
I 0OO A'Ei, Wild LAND sun.
.VUO t.n Counts nr Ja.. lDI
.i..r pir-ert. with lDu..,.. t-prt llae.
rhr'p. Bon go Fort J.t,I,. N.Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Cbiraco. May 81 CspeciaD.-H. f. Porter, a prom
,,,t conitaIis, Of seattle, WASH, looks uniavoraby
nron the project Of building q railroad 10 Alaska.
a,rhat scheme s premature he said. Expensive
railroads must have good business to make them pay.
II would be year before Alaskan road would pay
cxneuses If a road were built today, The traveller
would prefer to 90 by water because the voyage from
Puget sound i, one OF tc great p'ea."o' VI "'P -
49,, o, >or,,,rest n immense gold silver mines
,,re discovered in the Interior OF Aasha railroad
would be practicable. Apother ihns w9uit make %
mo cr,ornris, Droftabethc completion OF the Rus
sian railways to the Pacific. Then. with llnc 70
Na.ka from our country. the trip from Nc" York To
I ondnn could be made overland la few days.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
forces an0 Glrrla9es.

A -fLAN DKAU Il CO..
"A: S52. 314, 976 BKooME;sT la.
SUSPENSION NICTORIAS,
LIGHT VICToRIAS.
Man sf Fsaosons fsG sG csFs hseie'' tsndaas.
eSonPE Stsr1IEe SsfxssESsssERS SaTso TksocRR9n1WXfs R91 GA
WAGON ETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS.
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
on BUCKBOARDS.
Oak Surreys. OAK Wagons. OAK Runa-
bouts, 2-passenger Buckboards, 3passenger
Buckboafds, 4-pass9lge Buckboa ds, oak
Dos.a-Dos. Oak Derbies. Oak Phaet0ns.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Single, Duals, Triplets, all kinds OF springs.
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINT
r3k ONE On n,1:Sd, 3SS kT2 Ttd h2GH9Ish co. sht
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES.
for esates and country tdrlving
Ladies' Phaetoas. N!s-a-Nlsi
Light Stages, EX. top CabrOlets.
SPIDER Phaetons. Contractors Jobs.
Pony PhaetOns, Saxon Phaetons,
Road Wagons, Fancy Vehicles.
MINIATURE TRAPS, ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest and most diversified as
sortment Of Carriages In the United States.
9XER SiI SS2 pIFFEGREpFo FEB SToTpT STHEfcsI
Don't purchase carriage IN town
or until you pay Us visit.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROOMS
IN Tile WORLD.
srcoyp.HAyD0 0VEK 9EfKD1RI,GEs 1R3I2 ABOVE
=
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
TIE AZ4LE4 BEATS THE AGNES.
A LIVELY MATCH YACHT RACE OFF LARcHMoNT
-C9RlNTHIAN-MosoU FLEET CONTESTS.

A LIVELY MATCH YACHT RACE OFF LARCHMoNr
-C9RINTHIAN- MOSQUITO FLEET CONTESTS.
From the beautiful Larchmont Harbor the schooner
Yachts Agnes and Azalea started on their match
race for glory and silver cup yesterday. There
we're two stalScboats anchored off Pagoda Point and
from an imaginary line drawn between them the
yachts started. The wind light from the south
east at the time, but gave signs Of freshenng. 1t
did this by the time they out in the Sound
and blew from the southwest fair sailing breeze.
The Agnes crossed the line first, going over at
~ :O2 20. Tho Azaca close to her and crossed
TO wndward at l. O3 IL Tho time allowed for
crossing was up at II Oo, and so both yachts wero
slightly handicapped. The Azalea, being the bigger
boat allowed the Agnes four minutes and foryeight
seconds. Tho Azalca had the best start and soon
passed her antagonist. The two white hulb under
press of canvas stood over for the buoy of Hemp
stead Bay. Tho Azalea gained the Agnes going
over Their times Of rounding the Hcmpsead buoy
follows:
Azale, - ~
After rounding tho Hampstead buoy both yachts
set th,x' spnnakcrs tho AZaea putting hers out o.
,tarboard and the Agnes hers to port Both yachts
also set their big b topsas and went swooping down
toward the eastward where the buoy of stamford
light bobbcd I'm the water. The Azaea was stu
increasing her lead but when nearly 10 the light her
foretopmast went BY the board. In the hurry Of
setting t the backsay had been made fast 10 an eye
bolt i'm the rail instead OF ono on deck and the press
Of tho great sail drew out the bolt The topmast not
boing able to stand tho great strain Of the b-top-
sail was broken of Ike a match. Previous 70 the
CARRYING away Of tho topmast, the Azaea had taken
in her spinnakcr and Ibcd. The Agnes took hers In
a little later. When the Azalea lost her fOrctOp-
mast the Agnes began TO creep up her. Their
fines o rounding the stamford buoy were a, fellows
AA,a - - iI5
y
Tho course from here lay back around the Hemp
stead bnoy aud 50 home. on the TO the Hemp
stead luov the Azalca again wdened the distance
between herself and her antagonist and it was evi-
dent that the Agnes was "not In lt.' The wind was
now hauling 10 the northward. Their times of
rounding tho Hampstead buoy on the return were as
follows:
....3.
---3t
Then came a beat for the finish The Azalea walked
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Senator Carlisle argues at some length to snow
that the annual expansion and contraction OF tho m
currency provided for in the bill, would result IN
absolutely destroying the market upon which the
farmer must depend for the sale of his crops, ana
:" "Snb Treasury" plan would be especial sufferers
becasc the PAN in the writer's opinion. would close
ovcrv cotton factory I'm the country. lie adds: No
snch facilities as this scheme will afford for con
trolling the markets for purely speculative purposes
hove ever existed in this any other country and
me- more perfect system for the oppression of the
moor could be devised"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Clln Trnl C5lnic 90 fet
,'IE~T half lott fro buIiIns.
1O Nc..f -.

y'IE~T haf Iott iu bHline.
2O N"-'f--t.
I ARGT CORNER STORE. 1O,h-1tr. ,
- go,I location suitable fof aus lu-.-
u..-. -a-y terms. STARR s. AiiiEN,
1850 3d-,'c.
QiGDIPN HOUSE. 3.story and ll-r-
vi mont. 80 Mottaye. =, lct; cho.'"
neIphbornn.d al Improvements moderate
lrY' Inquire pn premises.
rI'O EINT..A halg@iu. store. ln-,r.crt
and nr-t loft' 3Hrp corner south
-th-tvr. aud s,lfiur--f. haN" loa % 20 81 tf
b. Ifrl: Nul lct j. nt pny r'a-onabl. offer.
ADp.y at lap and id1 South ;th.aN".
no II.ASf.-.3l Nc-t i.th--t. m-
4 proved and thoroughly oyrihlul,d.
Aunly on premises.
100 BnpApNAY, Room II 10 let po,-
iOD session Immediately; W.n .rl roll
top desk bookcase ana % volume NJ y Z
s pn,li- s0.oft.. Apply CONIINENlAL
INSURANCE. CO..
Brooklyn Real Estate.
rT,O lit House. unfurni-hrd. rent To-
j durci onc.haf during SPINNER three
.tort broVn-touc /, rooms, ln good oI-ici
all improvements near l. road To putAtr
fIuilf' m, f,rred. Addr ..- or apply ola prem
ise- i3i NulOughby ave.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
flats Go Get, ilntnrnisheo

NlIE DAkOTA.-One Of the best small
i housekeeping apartments In the Ds-
k0ta. Vast s3d-st. occupied by pre-"nt
lessee t)r four y,Ir-t possession immediate
ly. For inspection permit addre-, +. j..
sPRApUE. 10 Broad-st.
ID FLOOR SUITE. with exclusive bath
rOQ1u attached also square and IN gle
rooms. baths. % West 3Jth-st. summer
prices.
Sop--T. 1913 and 3oj between l,- and
Oc 2d.asos.--ILreo ard four elegant rooms,
With inprO, siutn's. .ll. s1li. SO. -l3.
uptown. Select snail lJmBi-S only.
DO0 wLST 9erH-Sr.. cor. io,h-qVee;;-
~OD Outside fats rooms ond bah
pFyata halls. beautifully d,cor1t.d; .o-t
arranged fa., on West SIDE 81 and $50.
STARR & AUEHE. on premises.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

detective J;cobs 10 talk over the stalion iacoo9
Wolff had been issued but uSt the pinhgr , c.iH Ht
he found. Mr.. Maclcan suggested tnat t'e cleihs III
the banking establishment be areSlcu' ana the
Hebrews we're sent to IA police court to apply for
NOR, warrants
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
T. p. AND F. BONDS TO nE SURRENDERED.

Providence K. l.. May 3I.-In the supreme Court
70 d,, a final decree entered ordering the City
Of Providence ~ surrender to the Ncw-for ana New
England Railroad upon demand the six bonds OF the
Hartford. Providence and Fishhll Railroad Company
numbered SO 10 $50 inclusive: DENYING all other
roi,ri pravcd i'm said bill of complaint and denying
iot c6mpanauts and respondents the right - recover
costs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
flats 60 Get, FURNISHED

CRAMERCI PARK, NORTH l47 East
NJ @ist--t TO- llsuf-oreiy fur shed rooms
with oFeskta't II desired para pil'ilegos.
HANDSOMFLY furnished bachelor apart
Il r'ents. in central location, u let
GRANT g CO.. - West 2Sd-st.
- INGLT corner fa.: central. furniture
- nearly new: would s.ll fIfn.tura six
adult. would board. SICKNESS. Tribune
DNIrt
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
HEBREWS 1ookIyG FOX THEIR BAyKrRg

,bout forty unfortunate Russian and Polish Hebrews
vb, had deposited Sims of money with WolG 4 Co.,.
..tark,r-~ and had rot been able - g"t any sitis
f,,ti,u at the Office b. Grand 4. after tho disappear
,c, of Woln. stood al th" MulbcrH 4. entrance OF
police, Ii,adgLartcr, yc.tcldly morning, osuorrg FOR
~ lr.- arrest. President MtcIcau spDh" 'u them u
,.cr,nan and called few oi item into hi- Office with
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
OFFICIALS IN NEW PLACES.

Chicago, May 81 special).-Jom y. Aabott late
chairman of the Western states Passenger Associa-
on left here last night with his family for St Paul
which will be his headquarters high official Of tho
Great Northern road. 1t is generally believed in
Chicago that he has been appointed assistant general
manager but an intimate friend asserts positively that
Mr.. Abbott's appointment is To much higher Office.
In any case he Will have supervision of passenger
matters for which MS experience the Erie general
passenger agent and in Chicago chairman emnently
fits him.
The announcement was made today OF the appoint
mcnt Of ". i. lambin as assistant general freight
agent of the Darlington. His duties WI be much
the same a, they now general fTe.< agent Of
the Burlington and Northern. Ills hc>Huartcrs Will
be In CHICAGO.
The Atchi,on today made the following changes
effective: ". k. Gillette, formerly auditor di-hur-c
mentS. h,r, been made assistant general auditor al
Topeka Harvey Middleton. superintendent Of ma
chinery. resigned {" take like place the Union
Pacific, and John Player take, Mr. Mddlrton's place
w. G. Nixon. superintendent of terminals. at kan-as
city, has been appointed superintendent OF the Chicago
division, and }. L. Koraback succeeds Mr.. Nixon.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
EARNINGS {

EAENINGS OP THE e.. b. AND Q. FOR APRIL.
Chicago. May 3I.-Thc report II the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad system for April,
500 issued day. show, gross earnings. Se,7f2.o0O; ;
oncratinc cNrel-cs. SI929,OOO; not c1rn'rgs, G1l,
OOO a decrease of STUD.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Zeal estate n1anie0.

EENrLlMAN Wsntr tor own usr country
~ OF suburban residence and ground
must hasc good house aud outbuuGugs. and
not far fDm station send FIN description
price, mortgage rru-, Sc. SIBBALD.
1855 Monthpu"--t.. BfoOlIyn.
~ ANTED for manufacturing s.t~, "a
w largc tra-t Of ground. win wat .
front. Oh HUDSON River or Long Island
Sound. Aidra-s. with fun particular-
Il DsOS, Tribune Onicc.
NANrtD, for sGarIrf season fully
w furnished country hOu-r within. an
hour from NrW-NOfk with seven bedrooms
BATH Dom AID fun water supply. Aldre--
II. T. b. Pos 500. NcH-Y0rf. 80 notice
taken " any contradiction not stating price
anL fullest particulars.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Gin Heal Cs,dlc for Sale

DIG BARGAIN. Eight stylish private
~ bou-,s for "a OuO; tuI1nte uor'yl- ,
all rent q. pWNIE Il. LolJ LeNins'0n-A'c.
Son sunday.
COMPANY VIII build you home lai r.te
u I.uf .u payment - rd Tor Circulars O.
CONrtNl. lt'si' '.A'".
IHoE ~ALe.- I...r.at hone. lt.r s..r.
L rnf- 90. 5le"" p... -ls 600. lL-
sDlfe 10. s. Is. WtFNit -Hi If-t l't..-t.
ID -,.f U.~ HOUSES '}a.hs''an
4 SQgsr-." moth. .5l.t.-t.. between -'b
and tfh ..-.I four house,. cabin if u.
-3>e5 80. STORIES. basement and r"iH; ;
.ts-.r1, sf..ifsi 1nd o.. .s.., = 20 Hn ".
tl'.iAI. IItNia. p"h' -Hi iAi'a. .. o'
co, CASH 600 ro-',r-. tu lt.
y 81 "o 4'va li i.A'- .a.'.
r.r, lf.. fHH..r ... f.t.t tnf % .
.a..a rr.l.a... DrAEtNrf' Iuh-
pnc Uptown ou.'. lass Broadway.
Brooklyn Real Es'a'c.
EXTRAORDINARY EtEGAGS Five
II --pr.. nnH -.s aIif'm .i' l..--. iN'
q. p-t ..'. 10y .",.1.o1 .1 'i'.''
c,elsnr.. oVTTc. Ho. D. TrnHn 'H.'.
Eo. SALE HOUSE a 2-,.u ..1 ',.-.
] ~.r' ir.r.-.0.. dH.lr 'r-f'.s
100 on Washington ave.. r,u WIND.a.if
Handsomely decorated 'nf i i' .'''
ta.c.l. 'Y f.4f uHr haerf. hf.If '' Us fI.
pUIAR A. BDILlt -f3 fl'Ll.h't"..
lifoHa yiI.
LDG SALE HOUSE, 1f I.NlHNNDl..
/ rpr clc91rt t-'"', aad I'". ~
f,,.u',r 4.. O'rr,.' N.f'...I 30. ana
er,-a,c-.. Price r.f Geo rr.n ~u.f1f- lh-
....t and -ulu,t nF.r f4 + hNFIl. Az
HJIII E. 213 '1n'hu-h.1.r ir.n.' '-n.
49, -oo CHOlCT HONE @ 'D'f
- ,JVV. o Q..rn trH. trJ. and -t.no.
f.t,rr ,.f.n- ."u 2ONj-.IrI l".u,l wrI.- .
% room. aad NIfi. - ...-.'. q nrItr n
and fr.,c.ri -.r..... I.'f.g.rt'.r .Nl -. Hid
4'a-.-. ir'rt furnace. Holland par.0r p'a r .
,sfIa.t- ro.r- deep e' Wo.L Dlo.r"
lo.atto. . rluuf.- 90 rI"s.tt 20 ~ n.ru.
% Nrv-Yor.. 3. =. STU EDLNANI, :
Pinc-.t.. Ncw-A ofk.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
flats 20 Get. Untrrnioheo.

NIGHT large. au.llght rooms. with bath
IL and servant room, elevator aud all i'm.
IroYrmcnts VIII be- rented o. NoNcmhrr
st low rgurr fully furnished. plano. &c.
Aupl' ,o Janitol. No. loi Nr'' oist-ro.
II LATS TO LET IN THE
GORDON.
10Th 9th ave. newly decorated steam
heat and sll modern Improvements; rent
from s3p ~ so peg month rooms and
bath. Inquire u the owner. on premiss.
L. IRST.CLASa FLAT; elght room. with
direct lght. no afr shalt, all modern
impr, Nomchts IlLitos and hall boy OF prom.
lr'a. Apply 10 T.. tOtiHANE. 2-3 West
AGth->t. ot to lanitor ,n promises, II West
e3i-t. rnfrreLc" required.
aINGLE FLAT of 9 rooms and bath all
- latest improvements. OWN Elk, lag
Wet lQ3dst.
TINE BROADWAY. .i23 Broad way On,
suite ot I large rooms. newly decorated +;
. hath roOms. extensive clu-"t uccunmOdi.
tiuh. suit M1r Dee dN iced. " NJ. l..
FISH. MANAGER.
= CHARLTON -ST.-liandsomc apartment,
- second floor. y rooms and bath. Si5,
references.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Real estate 10 CtthnnQe.

XCIIANGI newport r0~idrpc" for city
II or n'aros property large modern hou'e ;
stable graptr,, lr-nhoN~ Photograph.
}. .. UOYf y Efoad"ay.
ITO EXCHANGlt.-lo -Four 5-stofy brick
' t.nemtnt~: only years built; near
3d-ayc J. station trsidr foi cOuntls prop
orty. with some cash Or city lots. 81 isk
4 AIIEARN, G93 @-ayc.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

couvt the directors are liable to be to jail for
contempt Mr.. Baldwin also fled petition to put
I'm an amended bill in the case
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
ron AZ ,trcrrIc LINE ~ Hudson

TInd.on. y y May 3I-Grouud lroacn for
,,o IIud.on Electric Railway Today. in the prc-cncc
of m, Mayor and Common Council. The road VIII
he completed within sis weeks
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
TIE OWEGO BANK 10 RESrHE Brsryrss

Blnghamton, " Y, May 3i.-Examiner Getman.
who has been busily engaged on the books II ths
OwegO National bank, says he thinks the bank VIII
be open and ready for business In day or two
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
flats iUante0.

ID LACE YOUR HOT SES. apartments and
fats 20 irt and for sale with GRANT
s. CO. - West 2yd--t.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Elapsed Cor,.e,.a

4 IlFRe nUInUtF UI pTOIHHI'HC ya'ntsNlcn VlS1tc1
the LarchmOnt Yacht Club house 10 witness the race
The race OF the COrinhan Mosquito Fleet also took
place off Larchmont The start was from or Pagoda
Point and the course was triangular one of sixteen
nautical miles In the yawl class Thomas Cspham's
Bounccr won. going over the course IN I hour 81
minutes and 80 seconds. The Bouneer is rrcverently
called the " scOw" by hppant yachtsmen account
of her peculiar construction aud has caused sensa.
ton ths season by her speed. In the caboat class
the Louie Belle, owned by j. Maxwell Williams. won.
Her time hour, % min. 30 sec The Zeal. sailed
by Vice Commodore Thompson, was second, time,
hour 43 minutes. In the canoe c'a's William Witlock
took fhe prize with his canoe Guenn. Commodore
Thornton II. Smith, using l.. O. Jones's auxiliary
yawl Etcetcra temporary flagship, started the
racers and took their tine
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

WANTS AN INJUNCTION To STAY 4 MANDANr-S
Hartford Conn. May "1.-simon r. baldwin FOR
the New England Railroad. day fled in the United
states Court. petition for an injunction to restrain
the enforcement Of nnndanus proceedings a. 10 In,
Churclst tracks, Thi~ Is the case ID which Tho rad
having failed To remove the tracks a, oid.rcd v ,l
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
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