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The advocate., 1890-10-01
REpoRT oF mn coMMIrTER.

Resolved That the testimony taken by the COM
mlttee proves that bribery and other corrupt
means were employed by persons favOring the
election OF Hon. JOhnJ. Ingalls, TO the Senate 10
obtain for him the vote Of members Of the legls-
ature Of Kansas In the senatorial election IN that
state. But II is not proved by the testimony
that enough votes were secured by such means
TO determine the result Of the election in his IA
vor nor is 1t shown that Senator Ingalls, author.
lied acts Of bribery TO secure his election.
MINORITY REPORT.
We concur in part Of the report. We exOner-
ate Mr. Ingalls, from any completely with Inn
proper practices. We also find that the result OF
the election was not accomplished by such prac-
tlces. We think that when the report goes FUR
ther and finds that persons iavoring Mr.. Ingalls,
election were guilty Of such practices, Il should
in justice state what was clearly and unquestion-
ably proved chat such means we're employed in
opposition to his election.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The wheat SATURDAY dull III the absence
Of novel features and the trading was unmportant be-
Of its local character. Less than 100000 bushels
changed hands Tame cables and favorable crop news
early Of but later the shorts rushed
to cover rumors OF bad Developments In Dakota ana
Missouri The unsettled weather reported from abroad
helped the local trader, close their short accounts
Sunday. The closed up lsdi4 cent nom
fridays last official quotations. July went from 81 loo
TO 92la and gained The curb at oZ' cent
August opened at ld?0 nos - 81 ana cndoo on ou s
u 9l4 and December from 32a 70 ~ io-lO cents
ending on the curb at o3l4 cents. ,., .
Cash wheat was stronger. but In sympathy VITA ol,
tons Only - 600 bushels taken or export. ana
in poitant negotiations reported ~ De III
progress. >.,.
Corn stronger. with cash lots mp u cent. Ncary
100000 bushels tahtn foi export, ana s"an'I
chartered at the outports TO MI old ENGAGEMENTS
The options ended up = cent on light dealings: 49,, -,
The trading in oats was symI9ihttlc WIN , u he,cr
with export demand. atho-th 10000 D'shcls VT.
exchanged with options old engagements Inc OPTION,
were cent higher the nearby months, but uhchteu
There were sales Of $50 tcrccs Of lard on the spot
part Of which j. designed for export The options W.T.
weaker and ended of 2d5 point,.
Whcai-Junc. 'c'2 july 329 august ?l's Sepl'm
btr 9t October 9l'. November. 92A December '-''
May. 1891. OIL cents. -
Sc'1-,goe a. Il cn,i Jglv '' August ~ S'"''
oats June SS, July 35's; August S5; September
81 cents 10 e., .c OF
October +G 81 December. - -.
The receipts Of grain nour reported YESTERDAY 81
New York fhafclphia and BaltiToi" Mcr' a. folS"-c
Wheai Al oa6 bushcl, o37 9s3 bushels oat: SO
bushels total gain 3G i9i bushels, Hour lr""' IN
age vt Chicago Mu"auk'" and = Lou. u nr'.
Wheat t@:"i hn@hr'- corn ~ - go a ssd
rs lc9 bushels total grain 4s31s5 bushels hour o'-'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
corRr CALENDARS FOR TO DAT.

~,,,,,,,. cou-,-C;cnera Terul--Recess continued 49,,
Snnrc,ne Cham bers-Before liraoh. J--N"''''
.o,endar Xos TO so. called at II o'clock. -.
Si renc Court-Spccis 1c:n-Part l-AdloufhNh 'of 'n
"fs s,p,ene Cour-Special Tcrnpart II-Befor" oBT"n
Ca.e on Paine Nohc. No calendar, -, o.,.A..
Sun,.me Circui-rart l-Adouncd until o''on'
.. 1890. ,,-,, p..,. ~ III and rV-Ad
ousn,r oSnrrora,es % Ccir-Before Ransom, s-Wlls o "a
s.,S.. .nd Iou. I,ers<ovit1 10 30 a. M lor pr"n,,"
TiSs 80 P,idgc, Crowley Jthn r. BUCKET Jacoh N1p
Cn,d ~ Wc,ncn Brdgct Campbell. Eliza L Roo>"Nrlt
NAMES Rrc cwn Adlm Wic@anl L'opold -@nnan' -"
,,ns.nns Marie + Walpuskl +. j Mc''o"an J. g
toihseiscn 81 Ticubcl aud Michael Nnran; ~ a, IL,
iSorTc 4 Iitsert John B Aign"r ana H'hfio'' "'E'"
nnoror Court General Adjourned for hs "rIn
s,i,e,Cr Corr,-TQritv Term Adjourned foI th' Ni
sui,crior-rril Tcrm-l Part ii ana lII-Aoo'tn' i"'
the term , r.,, ,d.ou,nes until Julv IL
Common Picas-Special IcrTn-hciofe booNSN'''' -
Motions. ,-,,,. -ro.,,. ,e,ou,ned fo- the term.
Ccmnon Tiea.-Tfal TTm-Pait. ana II-Nu|'n''''
'o' cjtv CoT,-spccia Term-Deore Fitzsmon'. J-Mo'
uo9a5v Cour,-Trsl Tcrn-Parts l. II. III and Iv-Ad'
n,, ., Gene al Scssions-Po-t 'Be'ore Martine j.
.rd kssis,ant D!,irct.Attorney Parhc-No' % 80 III
Court Of G.en,ra, SesonsPar IIB.fore fi'1r.IHa I'
and Assistant Di,.ct-Atorn"y Bcdinri-N'-. 20 " III
elusive -... ~. ~ p.,c-n Cowtnc ]
an, .essiant ATTORNEY GorNos 70 D. lhcIusN''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
TILE TRADE lX ClucAGo.

Chicago June - (>rccial'-Thc wheat marh''
s:,r.cd ot , decline of la = cents Yesterday. pro1
bly, because of the extremely hot weather ana 81 u'
resulting H,tlcs,nc,, Of Tia" uadc. flr temperature
on the floor was ~ one time about 90 degrees ana N'
wheat pit Wa at all Times almost un'ndnrhhIc- ~"
close of wheat showed. however. an advance "N'F '
npcnnc % nearly cont and even an ddN"I,' "N'
Friday. last ncGic- 81 about = cont me h'l'' :.
nc.s caused by the extreme heat here wa driven "
l., ,cpnr.. from the Northwest p damage 10 ,pilhr
wheat from tlio abnormal temperature "t lrIu!'
Wheat oprncd a r. 10, cent. -"d H' low - - m
and rI,.c, M - corn Wa made tVc by lr-r r!i
chase FOR thr nconunt II -. Loui- PTl' - W W.. "
ucvcrilclc~, lcpt within ana CSC 'hUlEN ui'i'"
and even showed ~ the lat a hiil" d''Htr '''I
opcrcd NJ 80 cents. touched "a ~ - > "''
-, cd ~ "a ~ "a - Da'~ Wcrr ~t"Adt WllhiH .
range II lr., than { cent. the close p'l1E "u' ~
Trid,v', la; Hculc-. iuly ol"ncd AZ - - CHI.
dnu and weak A. tho olrs" short RIBS .H"~'" = '"
cline from Friday of , +" = cent, Iiih " " ,1
rnrh Iulv wheat son al 10 cents. puts - - ''''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
NEWS FROM THE FIELD OF LABOR.
TO FIGHT THE sUB-CONIRACpoRs-DIsCu

TO FIGHT THE SUBCONTRACTOKS-DiSO -DiSOoo>iN"
THE CITIZENS McvEMENT.'
,,o Cortra, ahor Union spent nearly three hours
In exccutiyc session Yesterday discussing the actOh al
vocatcd by their political committee, appointed 70 re
mort on the advsatility Of the Central Labor 'hioh
ofrcialy Joining the "citizens' movement, ana also
discussing the situation existing between the hhsh's
and the American Federation of Labor Danici iiar-
ris presidcnt of international CGarmakers Vloh No.
IA prc sided and the Offices made vacant by th' eN
nulson of thc Socialist unions filled by inc iol-
lowing elections: Alfred Ashley. Of the Amalgamatei
society of Carpenters. corresponding secretary Eu
ward Conklin, the Painters. and ChaTlfs Mher oi
the Clothing Cutters unions. trustees owen Harcy'
member of the Auditing Committee and Otto lIhoensce,
member Of the Board of Arbitration The following
unions then withdrew from the Central Labor 'nion
70 ton the sotialistic Central Labor Federation Eel
Grafton of Clerks Bookkccpcrs, International Con
fectioners and Cake Bakers Union No. ., Custom var
nishers Union Ale and Porter Brewers Union NO. l.
BARRIERS Union. Cigarmakcrs' Union No. 90 United
German Pie bakers Union and Progressive Laoofcr'
Union No l.
Sn,.ra, sneccbcs were made by enthusiastic labor
noIItjcans relative to joining the citizens movement
Many seemed to favor such action by INC 'ehlai
Labor Jnion especially James p. Archibald hs sec
re,ary As told exclusively in The Tribune last Mon
day the political committee na
workmcn in general this autumn. DEFINITE acuoh was
deferred until the next meeting 49,. v,,c,s ~ o,or
~ New York. brooklyn and Jersey City, Is larse
one composed of nearly thirty local asSenDncs Ia pi
decorators, painters and paperhangers lanes T.
Arcbihald recor,ing secretary of the Central Labor
Union Is the Master Workman. This Distrrt NNScni'
,,r and its locals have decided upon course which
mv cause much trouble and financial loss 10 l'li upon
contractors, especially sub contractors. ~ nas Decm
tr a long time and is the custom FOR contractors
Win fatS contracts in these trades to icct their
Jobs to other contractors who IN turn c,uo ~ or
is forced to employ cheap labor and poor mlcra
in order to make fair profit on the sln,cIn "pI
| .nact This sy stem Of sub letting District Assembly,
No 2lO will henceforth oppose on the erou"u 'h'' II
| tends to lower wages, ,-. .,,tv hos IL.
.rincd to cOcrcc contractors into doing INC WORK
themselves has not been made public eve" II Ior,u t,
iated but /, will probably be a strike on 'hoNc Jp'>
which have been subet to irresponsible oo'id''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
RECORDED MORrGAGEs-

Barne. Car.,,. 70 Eiche0i Il Troy. w siBn'hgate-
ave u l>il-s.. months. 500
lm.,hrn >dor. q Jacob Wick. RVS s'oist-st. .
j,h-a,,. : months. t1o.on" - ~
Campbell ami N. to Theresa oaklcy.'No - oth-st
lnstaui. 90
porrnu. ,hare, g. TO Joseph Marren. onc-sevnth Of
c.tat. 80 Peter Dorctnu~ note. tLO -
Tr''frtrh Mari l.. 70 tfeorrr Mannnscr. : 1O2d-
It. " 9fh-aNc. - months 1890
Hamilton. 'rc' j. 20 f'fl y MarkSs " cor''thhNe
and 91th- It months - 600
X Us. Agnes ~ Thomas II Cook, s'lt2d.st. W 7th-
demand go
Kahn. ucnrv r. and T.oui, y franklin 10 Abraham
Woehsllr. n -ief-st. o. 3t-rye years. 5000.
Itmm Augu-ilul. % Elizabeth Anger, 5th.St. Of
Avenur {. 3 voars - 600
Same - administrators o; n Lanm. same property l
- ooo
Mr-f,v Thomas 3 snrc Orrniston. s,13jth.s,. .
- Soltlc-f. E,gl.stfd crnaf.i. ~ llo.
Eu,t John :. Na'h!d" Won fai'rt. W :2o'N"s. d6h-
m0r.f-.
Eo.lw'rcn. Iop~ T. 70 W'rwiok Swings Bank. W 5
Avenue \. NJ iItl.-st. year $4,000.
TD>s'e- Iori-' - Wm :. XaorowsN Webster.
ave. lot 3i and lo.. map mort fng"e wears. '".J
oi.fi-nn. David - Mount Norri COOPERATIVE Build
nc and N-'oc.atlon centre linc 5th.aVc, - St
Slr,rct ,n.onic 70 T-n r " 7rorowski slwcb.er.
ave- lo's 30 ard lo3 lelf-. isA3.
S,h.yrit. lfwIfd J 20 -i'r', " Nrb@NTar, lotS 53
ard fot g }tlrs +-.H
Hans l 20 Harlem SAVINGS Bang, n 18Th
-. - MlII~-aVr, year --WN
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
TRAINED NURSES GRADUATED.
TINE rrrsr CLASS TURNED OUT BY ST. LUKEs
HOSPITAL SCHOOL.

HOSPITAL SCHOOL.
81. Lukc's Hospital Training school for Nurses was
established Jny l. los7. and has just graduated IL
cr, elias, of nurses Tlns class consists oi Misses
Mary e Cammilleri. Florence &. hli'N' NJ" :
Graham, Mr. Harriet VI. Lord. Miss jcain" G NiHr'"
ard Mrs. Mary VI. Dyson. The final examination "''
no,d q, ,lc bosuital on saturday afternoon by com
ittc, of the medical board Of the hospital consisting
Of DIR. Francis p. Kinnicutt and Dr. Robert NbO'
There were also present the Rev george : h'"c''
n,sor and superintendent Of the hospital MISS Nina
G. Maxwell the superintendent Of nursing ana Henry
4 OAKLEY the chairman Of the executive committee o'
the board Of Managers
The examination consisted of a practical demons"
,ion Of the various duties which trained nurse """
hs called on 10 Ierform Tnc various questions VT,
onswcred With remarkable Clcrnc>S ana aconrhN' an"
the servlccs they called on 10 give were u"le ~ =
manner which was highly commended bv inc Ei,l,"Ir
who wcre present At the close OF tn1 'Ndmli!i,''ml ia
Nv Oa,lev distributed diplomas from Inc I1,iHliI ~
IN. members Of the class and spoke IN cTlnN "i ,
cation of the efficiency OF Miss MaN"cH> hoorS
as thc Instructor Of tho nurses 1T, ,.,,, T., ,ho
" Mas Commillcrl and Miss Riley VIII remain III nc
se-,cc ~ the hospital. and the Others WILL III inc
autumn, do private nursing
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

puralo June o9-Whcat. No ! hard dull. ,io-ii. AZ
on, " astco 10 Northern. 91'c winter Rradrs -,trc'
and nrm: 40 fed stors. oOi.c on trark f'T".~'
"cliow 3o': 80 3 yellow. 3s2c; 40. . 3s'ec no. . "
tore 87s,c oats steady with AT dcnAnl. 1a6,
Do on track at 3S',c carloads 80 Whi,r pi a. .
- stor, 5tc Flour quiet and weak "st patent Npil
Is 30. do winter - Gj. 5iif.cd q lot %%ih'1 X'r rr
so Il snrnr el2 %. Canal freight STEADY; I" ~,
YorkYwh"at 3'.c corn go oatr &c I9mDt I9mt .9 @ GOO
banv 81 - 70 Ncw.l s2 %. cc'ip,~ "ur' 90 90 0o
tIls; ,yhca, bush 10000 bush oa's -; 600
bush rye i3 600 bush. Canal h'at % coo
corn bush oat~. 23.ooo hush ~ go,
bush KaiIro,d shiJnncnts-Flour 2iooo bD.s ""''''
os 600 hush corn. % 900 bush oats. 0'.ooo buNh'
cb,caro June o8-The leading Futures ranged as io!'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
A HOME OR OFFICE on THE nus

'no strange anomaly presented BY the Pcnnsv,v.n,a
Limited, Landmarks anticipate the wants Of ladies
anu oiInoren who are surrounded with ALI the home
,uniOns' while the business man keeps pace with the
condncs iac @ financial and general news bulletins and
free typewriters "'r"ueh inc fncnlum OF
Desbrosses 1d leaves from stations foot of
cincinnati and Chicago. N~"'' ~ ~ D. H.. ior
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

2sec bid; july 2s2c August, ?7'se Rye higher; no
un hanged Lead firm; refined i.2jc chemical, 2oc
bid Butter and eggs UNCHANGED. COrnmca dull, 81 40
Whiskcy steady IL Provisions quiet easy, un
changed. Reo,ipts-rlour. 1000 bbs; whoa. 1000
bush corn 5000 bush oas, l. 600 bush rye, lcoo
bush. Shpments-Four 5000 bbl- 1000 bush :;
oats. 1000 BUSH
Toledo, June 2S.-Whcat dull hrmcr: cash, 81 ,sc;
July, 81 ec; August s74c september. s72c; October
SSc December S9asc. Corn active lrn cash and JhE
35c August. 3Gc; september. 37ic oats suiet cash
c92c Cloversecd nominal cash. - iO Iceipt>-Wheat
1l.0l9 bush corn, 3.A4J bush. Shipmcnt--Wh'a';
35 200 bush corn 70 bush oats 600 bush; 800
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
Erconprp EnAL rsrArr,rnAxsrERs- Y+cIr

Wcb.tcr-avc. " :. lots 80 and lO4. map ,,rantor.
2JNlSO :, tfc-;lluc.ayc. Wp T. - ZbrOwsu
W,b@trr-a,c. lot- - and lna. map 2iN
Isn to rr. lcatc. same tnto.nc Sirtneke 10
Wei lst'r-att. =. lots 81 and lo2 .tn" nap 21N
I-u. :" Cs>n"aNc. SAINT ." Louis" Ro-slrr-- liz
10 IIcnr, + Kahn ..''''. I,oi %
aai john r rGinip, to- Wm .arpef 81, '2s 90
''.' 80. and Tho. 0ay to- FAM campbell 1921 30
Inwooi.INc. - 30 70 , % MOf Place. -bNi3O y
Pltr.k Murphy 20 Gco NJ cCull'eh ...--........- -
NalrutIue-lNr. .. 700 81 . % tla's-st. loNlOo;
WHrH, ~ u rGvari, a' " ANU '''. .loc
Riur-lrfco Road. cor lG5'h-,t. p l"Nd2 luN
T',i I,.ari, 'r (5'' 81 ti5r, ior,'r $50
last BroIdvat. -. ~ u ~ J"0el ~on-st 23"N -.
$50; Juf. ahd T. >tenbols 20 NJ lsaacs f2lW
oor,c1 and katharine nod 10 Adam wacacf o7oc
la 4 Hy N finrer To- Samu, 6 7 Doid ,i5oC
",,,,,,h ",,." a- ar tato KrI".or to : Iamm 500
To- rdv,rI ! Srhc,lck -...---......., slla
ll3Il.,t ~ s., Y3 l. . of Plasant-ave. 2jl1OO 1919
MiN DanNprl t. william Dempsey ..-,-...-..--.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
RAILROADS..
~pxvyCPK ONTAEIO ANU WESTERN RAIL

Passenger trains leave Of jay ond f?d -t a. loo"5
Hall Mdcicown. Port Jcr,' M2ntcrno. 'Sa,nrrs' ',"rs'
iiher,y Hancock walton. Dclhi, E1m'Htoi N"iNI'''
IA, Rome oneida Detroit Chicago and point, Wrst
JaS st a ~. i.G-st, 10 a. M Iot ahpp , y
Hail Lakes Nohonk and MlnncW Wa-ha WalihH Ehi'A ia
lions MddctONn. BloomingbniE. Eu,ntn'I, '""''"
n,le Fasburg UurcyNlllc. Llcrt', Whlt" Lax. A
Iay.st. 3 90 A. M I'D st, 10 j.. NJ ioi, ahl.l
Hail Lake Moa6nk and Minncvas1 WnilhH Nsi'2 Sta
tinns Mddctowu DlOOainpburR flirIN ne iot. - TVS
Monticello, fall-burg, HurleJsie, Liberty, "hlte iah'
JayI 10 D. M, i2d--t, 30 p pa; nor ,6sio,o WG,t "r
wall orr's Mls stony f"r0 'a"p"'" man, ''''''''"
fJayat 200 D. M i2dst. 10 m Tor Mddsvo%m sgo
p,lI.,,nrg Iiierty Walton. Norwich. ohrlhA OhWfPo
Eocheser Niagara Fa Detroit chicago and point. waSt &
Iavs, nd n NJ. i2d t.. | - y m, SATURDAYS ONLY
for rompleu Hall MdGlctown, ElenViHe. Port JorNiS
Tashure Liberty Whit Lax" Eo. ~ nd , su,a.,s =
puman dra room slccpnfcar berhs reser'
at 3D3 Dfoad.sv <ew- York a, ~
" j. c. ANDERSON. q. r. A. Is EWhnnec Placc. y. y
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

TREASrRY GhPAKTMENT: Washington
~ & Inn 20 1850 N'alod proposal, VII be r.
ccvcd at this peatmcnt gnl tEo . 81 oc"% aj, + E.c n.
H o.. t1ncr Brnolyn y. y for -fst'n ~ Electric
UghtlnQ An particulars n'cc,-ary ~ me penl,es can
"St"incd unor apr the Superintendent oi con,
s,rrctiou AZ the building. IN" rght 7" ,'J'ct af n'
hids and def.ct-. l. rrscrN'h ifppo@'' =
az M M aSd r,sscd H. the secretary II tho Treasury. and
Endorsed .'PIopo,as Wiring Court House ana P3st
rnr, nrool1Vn y. y" Acceptance 81 Pf"l@nn u"
,rnden, rron appropriation hy Congress. "f'' ~
EATCUFIII.E. Acting secretary
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
Orfcn STEAMERS

HtARN' West l4'n ''ree~
Trunks. Satchels Bags, Steamer Chairs. Rugs. &C.
Largest stock and best values in Ncw-fork
4 MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
Land, Maine Connecting at Portland with all railroads an
steamship lines for Bar Harbor, Old Orcharf roland
Springs White Mountains RocInd Bangor, Eas port and
St John, " R and all Eastern summer resor,s STsn Nm
3s Fast River 700. Of y. Y. For further
Information opply HOEATIO HALL. Agent. OF the pi.s
nIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MAINE AND NEW
BRUNSWICK s. >. co.
The STRICTLY ~FIRST-CLASS STEAMER WINTHROP
leaves cycrv SATURDAY, bcginning June = At p; m'
DIRECT for BAR uAliBOR FASTPORT and ST JOHN
Steamer LUCY L. MILLER leaves every Tuesday. az
noon for Kochland i;ockpOrt, Belfast, Buckspor ana
Bangor for Northern and Eastern Maine ana
.bc Provinces The most Convenient and en9ya5. rogts
MOOSEHEAD LAKE and all resorts IN Maine s
INCLUSION TICKETS At REDUCED RATES.
Steamer, leave Pier IL. f. r.. loot Of Maiden
Lane. Freight received daily covered pier Tickets
can be purchased at Lows Exchange, 9i7 Broadway.
For further information apply 10
r. II. SMITH 4 Co., General Managers,
II and 10 Williamst. Room 22. Ncw.York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
1Jroposhs.
ppOSAL.S FOR FURNISHING ;

RDpOSALS FOR !! !KNlSlilNs or SUI
| cUNSDIFRY. (CAT AND HAIIoNS fpF KY
INr-I VTSS Custom "Y~" t"hrci" ono, J"n, ~,
dcr isoO SEALED PROPOSALS VIII -" r.fiE"i az
.pr'' ne NM i" O'Clock noon Of Tuesday. JulN Sth
iaUo fr supplying raton,. ship 'handlri ana 'nni io
- 81 The Revenue cutter NriNl'' ~ VI
Soucc,- district during the fiscal wear ending ). T.
90 t1',l said co, 70 be- Of b.-t quality. ui iii"n, III
t,actcr- IA velp pounds o. the ton q b f'llN
,,ed on board the ycsscs At -uch um- an1 ID Nu'"
hln 10 said vr-sc- aud t0 be- subject !" l,,I' non w.,
Ind vcip,t Blddcf- Wii name thr pre- l"'
IN ,csmiup and coal aud als" their ia'li> 10Y
ttnt.bing the vessels with fresh water ahh uriI
,tnr,r and fnr Nbaffag- and taking away th' h., "i
vessels. The night e-erNrd 20 reject any "t n' I'm
,d no contract viii put IN force untl tohg,'e, 'i,,
inVc mndc appropriation for th" purpose ''''" y"
III n
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
BROOKLN-N prOPEeT
Public auction. lot iG.sNlOD and 3:ory'house, No 157
CarrO-S . of ucnr,-~t.
WEDNESDAY, July .

Foreclosure sale. lot 20NiO0io, ana 3etory dwellin
No FOG East Ii9th-st = Of :idave | lot. 20X 90.
and similar house Np sSth-st. : 9 Of Nh-ay'
,ots l9NlOOe each. and similar hou-eS. Nos 80 and
w ~ sSth->t. adjoining above lot 2JNloO. and 5-sto
building. 40 llj East l0Jth-,t Of ith-ave lot
2jNi00ll zach. West ll@hst $40 ~ " Of 9TH av
! lot. lS9A39.ll. and 3,tory dwelling, No pa Ia
l2Sth-St, =, 9 u 3daNc.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
FURNISHED 6ouscs % frt.

CT LAWRENCE RIVEG-At 1000 Island PaIk; y: =. ~. ~
= large and beautifully located cottage for rent Tor he
season Address Z. l.. IuTHlLL Watert0wn. N' X
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
TUESDAY, JULY I,
Mt O'clock on the premises.
GRAND CLOSING.0UT SALE,
by order Of WILLIAM ZIEGLER. Esq of
700 SUPERB LOTS,
remaining part Of the celebrated
MartenSe Farm,
v EST BRO 0 KLY n

ADJOINING TIE DROOkLNN CITY LINE.
TIE PROPERTY IL -PI.ENDIDL! STU ATED
On 37TII 3STII. 18TH AND 10TH SIS. AND 10TH,
18TH 18TH tTII AND FORT HAMILTON AYES.
Remember the grcntc-i cy in the history of kings
Counts real estate has been accompli.hed' nifers
and the Brooklyn. Bath n West tnd Railroads htNe
c connected with aud are running train. every ,icw
minutes o the BrookIyu niou Elevated haiIrohh
Delightful music by 2:Id Regiment Band ..
Elegant clnm- bake before sale under hnest A"c'o"
tent In the world.
Complimentary passes to the grounds y
To rcnch West BROOKLYN and The hnrtrn-e farm,
fnkc The Fifth Avenuc Elevated Kk 10 new lnon
Depot n Both and Jth Avenue. ~tep in,o tic
of either the Pro.pcct Park t9ncy l,'snh ut-
ver's X. a.. q The BROOKLYN. Bath West tnd XIX.
Get Wc- BROOKLYN station. The total iiine from
the BROOKLYN Bridge /. only % minutes ,n.
Properly wifhin el,c uinntes' walk OF me ,Dtu
Street Ferry. five minutes walk OF the rith Avenue
Elevated .,-.,, Al.
West BROOKLYN is unsurpassed as rc.ldcnii", . a.
trict, IL 1. developing NJ phrnoWcnni rutr. NO more
&C. BILE possibly he fonnd
On pure hn.r. of $500 and upward, 30 per cent may
e n,ain OF bond and mortgage. =, .-.,-
For maps. free mud ~ addmonai mi S
mud 393 Futon-s Brooklyni w " r. A. M n Ut o.
3gt Gates Avenue, BrookIyni or JO~Efi L. r'1 1'''
81 Nostra nd Ayrnur, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
THURSDAY. JTIY

Foreclosure sale plot of loaG 7oxlGOs and nvc
story bliltne, unfinished. SOS ~ 70 lJl Vest ?2d-'
n 22J 10 Of l0thaNc: ! plot Of land 3ONluOS al
two similar houses No, i3and ltj West o2dst cad JoI
iny above.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

BEysONHURST-BY-T Y-THE-SEA is place
of ideal homes for summer and winter
1t is perfectly developed and carefully
restricted against nuisanccs. Sewers,
water, gas, sidewalks and fences. 80
minutes from Brooklyn Bridge via 9TH
Avenue Elevated and B. B. & w. +. Il.
r. Lots for sale. Illustrated circular
sent. Apply to the agent on the prop
erty, or
G. b. +. RANDOLPH,
III Wall St., n. Y, or 20 Court ST.,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
JOHN H. DRAPER. AUCTIONEER.

FAR ROCKAWA l.. L.,
sATyRDAY |rLY II Ah\\2 NAIVFFiRfHH' ~ FFifH pEFMffstS
BY ORDER d ALFKEp XEILSoNs WILLIAM WILLIAM a; 4;
STIISON AND IDi'IS NIIISON, EXECtLOls, or
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE WILLIAM ii. NELL
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

Forcclc;urc sale Ilot O land, 36X2 Nxtl ixs0f, and
S-s;ory buildings No. 727 and 20 Wasai lgonsi >
OF Bink-> plot u land. jiNl00S and 5story build
ns' unhnishcd Ea-t glNtst, 3oGs r. OF 5th.aye
Hot Of land. oN2jsSo and jsto-y buildings, on
ithaNc. cor l33dst asscnccs sale. lot 1oxos!,x
lOGN irregular. and i->tpry dwelling No Il West 30hst
:, OF 4thaNe: adninlsratrX's sale lot IL. 0N9S p
and ,toy dwelling. 40 49, West 3+thst 100 y OF
1th1ve; lot mo and 3-s.Ofy dwelling No 81 East
ilsst Prospect Place public auction. lot Is 6N
$50. and fstory dwelling No i6i West 3thst. Of
IthaN" cNecutor-' sale. lot 21tloo. TO- and 2-sfory
building. No - Mott-st. s. OF Bayartst; l lot 25N
1000 and 3soFy house, NJ 800 East i2Cth st. OF
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
ew-York. saturday. June p

NewIork saturday, June
No real estate Ollcr d at public auction, at tne
Exchangr and Auction Room to-day: The total amount
realized from public auction sales Of city real State AZ
thr Exchange and Auction Room for the week e' ling
with SATURDAY. June 2S, S302,7 10
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
BOSTON, VlaST0NiNGT0A LINE.

PER and WATCH NIL.
steamer RHODE ISLAND
srG NAKftAGANSEli
Iea,r New Pier 81. y. f..
one blocN Abotr Canal-~t
p. m, sundays excepted
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LAGU hYRA. PUERTO CABELLO, CURACOAs
CORO AND MABACAIBO. .
Calling Trinidad TO land and embark passengers one
mails.
Pier So East River.
PIIILADEfPII1A......W Wein say July 2, 80 D. me
IS VENI.ZIJ Ella Tuesday July -, 90 D.
s.. CARACAS >ttuidiy Au-n,. ~ " p ins
These American steamships, specially built for the
trade have very superior accommodation for PASSENGERS
BOULT0N, BLISS Il DALLETT.
General Managers. Il Wast
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
cu,s pr.ycr'r. DH.''rir-. nf'c.r'
: ~ 2gl .o--.it4 80 ~ y"
~ ~ - po- ~ n1" 90 q"
Ttoi hi.

tiue.s rlc. I'm tho export trade. and prices io r"
orc rcduccd lat week points 20 J., cont, @ ln n''
and 10 roint. cents in eases T"u' ~ '%.',.d -,
Trc,d ; ronts 10 b. while nalhtha "1s "n'h'hF'" ~
40 cents pcr gallon al, ,-,nrs n
100 bllns ~ Antwcrp 6Gt marx. per ." kil@ ~ ''''"
and 7lGnil2 pcncr per IrprflII HnII"l " I---
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-04-25
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
From opnaed workngman the dainty Sir
leather
durable
Shoe Shop and Leather Department.

On
Coarse
Findings
of hand