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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13

charge OF st. Paul's parish ever since
it's organization nine years go. Pre-
vious to tnat he was a professor at
Seton Hall ColleIe.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13

tor the cure OF the aud con
xssfion called "a cold In the head" there Is more
potency In Eiy's Cream Balm than in anything
else ii 4 possible 10 prescribe. This preparation
has. FOR wears pasr been making a brilliant sue
cess as = remedy for cold IN the head. catarrh
aud hay fever. Ussd In tho initial stages
Of thess complaints Cream Balm prevents
any serious dexesoomsns Of tina symptoms.
while almost numberiess cases are on record OF
radical cures VI chronic catarrh. after all other
modes OK trsasn1s nx hare faAs1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13
STONINGTON LINE.
Ii FAREs

The Inside Route. Boston. IS. Proxidenco, sz-z,
Worcester. Sz& corresponding reduction 70 and
from all Eastern points.
Steamers leave new Pier. s. n. r.. one bloek
above Canai 81. at 40 p ~ daily except sunday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13

ADVICE 10 M-orHEKs-Mks- ~ISsIows, SoorH
Va sx,f.p snould Always. b used when children
rrs s~z,ttisg teeth IL relieves this little sufferer
a once; Il produces natural. quiet sleep BY 70
iirying tho child from paia, and the little cheruD
pleasant y fns.e. IL boines the child, sofrens
he gums. ailays al pain. relisves wind. rsgu-
tetes the bowels. and = tue est known remedy
Tor d~iurrhos, wbetnsf arisinb from teething Or
other eausssl 1weay-dss eeass = 5o-tis.'s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13
Public Notice.

REPORT Ma C or THE COMMISSIONERS o.
ADJUSTMENT
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13

Present-Ait ibe menbar OF TIE board.
On motion Of Commission ar Henderson the n
ing Of minutes Of October ID an 20 was dispei
VITA, ami tAeJ were approved as angraased on niI
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Railroads..
EhNlRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
" FOOT oF LIB Kn ST. NoRru RIVER

4 ,HN hAI. hAll.hpNl) Or NEW -JERSEl, ,
iooi III .u, H, a '' II Nav N@"iM ~ s,o RIVER
onn $3.50 Miu@R "a & 'l auSt Ets so. '0" aSa Sn'H 4d Asa
on Sas % Oh A .Sn r. Lgn IaH5s Aa
town ,a[n ["epf u. ,; wirrar s aa4 SC anton
o. :. y. fer emlnsto,. aston. h,h.hem. Alien
S,a$. % aston, HetAlenc1. Allentown Msnch CnunN and
nnSSn a. 90 a. T. oS for FsYsqq1 Y 1aa T,ar GeSSqs
Snp"oSia. 5t Saaoary Ic%,bar', wdiaI,por, rhioaSh
,on Mnaca m canE cii%s. Iarrs6urs po1lc y ye
chunk aud ro,l-,iIl~.
csnS' 'G alas iIsTFi,b"Ts Wukcsb,FrS' Scranton
80 ,. ma;, for % Huntington. Lake Hopatcons. EasOn
~ 80 y. IN Somrr,le and Pennington.
- P m, ior ast9n, B"thichcp. Ml,ntcwn Mauch
30 p. ~ Tor inston ~ hirhcm and Allentown - '''
grove and Point Pheasant ! 80, s Is il 10 a H.. 70
p m sunday not stop a, ocean Grove % or 4. l..
go aC' % a. @ S & NsaTS sc &c. a"a 80 S'yp0T %
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barncrat. 30 :l5
Tor Atlantic City. Vneland and Brdge,on 30 a. m
For- tIcehOld 4:so s:i5 1iI5 a m, 80. 80.
20 Gor tn co Ao?y o &c. 49, SO % 3 aq m IL 81 saaaaT: %
FOR rq%S sAER{ EsAxFi H?GE %ifSS ESrTE. ah2vr. &c,
For Atlantic om ana s q foGi 5aS Of teach scosr,rA
Monmouth Bcach Long Branch &C. At 80, 10 IS a. m
3}5. 90 p. n, sundays, ? 80 u. m. For Lakewood.
Toms River and Earn' gat. 80 4. m. :i5 p. M.
For Ilhcron Ocean Grove ASburN Park. Point PCasan
Sc. Mt lc;l1 a m. 45 y. N. sundays except Ocean
Grove and 49, ury lnris 40 80 4. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
VIA Central Il. r. - NcwJersey Philadelphia and Read.
iug r. Z; a9d iiatnofe and ohio X L..
For Ihiiac.lpha at 20. i5. 900. II 80 a. m. 80.
SUNDAYS; 200 II 90 IA. m, :c6. $50 500, 90
FOR Beliimoro aud Washington daily at 90, II 80 ex
ccpt sunday A. M 200, 90, 90 M - 10 night.
Trains leaving a. -. II 80 a. M 3o 90. 3 90,
80 az night except saturday night, have
ncc,lon for Reading. Harrsbnrc Potts,le sc.
For Sunbur. IcvIshurg and Wiiliamsport, Via Phila
dclphla ~ 10 =. q 80 par,or Car. 30 u. m
- - midn'tht rNccp saturday niehu, sundays D. m.
Tickets aud faorta ar seats be- procured at a. POI,
n5. 81. ili9 3?3 broadway. L3l 6thave, :6i Wc,t
Futonst. ~ broadway, Rrooklyn.
NcwYork Transfer Company VIII call for and check
IN from hotel residence.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Gor5cj an0 Cdrrlancs.

y HOICE HORSES.
,,orgG W. Ri.iop 80. ~ Fast 2ith.s nas ,us. Re.
cc,od another Do o. stylish lAd eds Maine horses which
be- sold ~ once.
one extra brown pair lI2 hands can trOt a mile n
top road wagon. tooeth.r, ln = 30.
Very superior Ia.r of chestnut gcdings lj2e hands
Extra action and very stylish on H. road
Fine Ladies team perfectly matched and trained. None
Lett.r Must L. -ola. Price, $500
Unsurpassed landau pair weA Stationed, high acting
and free going can bat 8 90 together.
Ai,o ,lf., ,pl-udd sadile hoc,e, call and examine
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Railroads..
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROADS..
Hudson Eiver Railroad.
All Trains arrive al and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Eve. and 42d ST., Hew FORK.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE Cary.


IIsAINS ItAkE AS fOLI.DN ::
$50 4. Va. ~ $40 NEsoIIBUL.. LIMlLED-dr0
at Chicago 800 a. "a. next day
1920 &. I.--soCIiIM Es fRS VEST IBULE LIMIT.
1850 !. M.GWlSTiE;RY DAY ExrREss-daily except
sundays. Tldin leat tnt saturday docs ria
OF DctfOt or Cleveland.
4.JG n. u.-NOkTH SHOlE VESTIBTTf lMITED
due at Detroit at l. D. H. Chicago 80 ,. ~.
G.oop. N.-tAsr WESTERN EAPRFss.-due cdca-,
OI1 r. u-TASr 81. LOUI> AND CHIC AGO tx
PifSs.-For Rochester Buffalo Hingari iaIs and ~
FIsnn !F k N%H6 NYGsfoH ' hNb % @ KS 80 ios
PoGshhocpsie 10 20 a. n. - 80, 80 = 55, 900,
i3o 30 'l' !, & p q 3 sd or s'5',$9 30 ~. r9S@, Err &
rPXIo ASD NiAGAKX FALLS-9:3o. loo tio:5o
a M. 8 90 9:l5 p. N. Also for Albany 30 a. n.,
and for Alb2n}, tnct, syrlcpae' ho'he'IeF ana SuS
TROY tS9S'A SS'AEnHlpp5sGf NDiRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AYo
$50. lo:2n, 1880 .. H., 80 5'oo 2l' p a.
AuTl'Ey GENEVA AID CANANDMGCA-ilO 80
BERKSiIIRE Hills. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
or ton't, and sfasf seepns Cars apply at Grand
IL PARK Place ~ Nest l-3ih-st. and lJ-t,I sat.a n
%ea.Yo X: 333 Washin. tOn.s 12J FuitJH-st. and SO
Bodfod.aVe H.. d.. Brooklyn
Wcstotts TxIFss calls for aud check, baggage ron
DAILY except sunday. DAILY except Sturdy. othi
ASo1c tam, except those leayug az go a E
80. 3 % 81 G,2j y. M, aud l. Midnight stop al
JOHN N. TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
Genera, Manager. Genl Pa Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Gonnirn Doar0.

4 lltSTCIASS SUMMER HOME Tor relncd family or
y lIrt ~ ddtlt~ lar-r private hour
ttrr bath high hrtlIY Wow Nctlirl
Lawn. walks, snad tennis; station ,onNcnirut stabng
Photos 32 HWsy 20 noor Addr's, or call . 10 10 HON f.
EArTIFrL SCESERY mountain air bathing fish
- ing hours from city Fcnch cuisine. lnQuirr 3J3
Wr-t 19th-,t.. hr,t fiat
L. Ar KAWAh.-SrNcrll desirable rooms SIN lrft :
i also cottIgr ut'r Aug. J. Apply 4" II. \. Ct Il:
MS. luh East lWh-"t. until jan" I th,
PREMISE.
L. AEM HOUSE ii'ahy location large r,,r,.: splendid
lawn; nnr Shad"; brook nno Wv o noun tlln
postonicc near. AddrrsN J.. n Upper Red IIoo'. N y
ONr BEANCn.-t tholcc rooms with board for the
a. -"aon best ''ati"n on o,'an-aNc.. West End Plan
and particulars No. | lin,t jjih.>t
- PEiNG LAKE. y. l.-rlcasant room. with hoprd In
~ cot'a.c with ocean NirN. Ainl, 90 WEI. H. FOiITTE
AGENT, spring Lake y. H. % 1916 J0racmon.st nookiv
IL TMNFK BOAHDFltS can be- accommodated a, , ,,rm
- house IN Montgomery. Mass. Address, o. A. MOORE
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
AA.AN nEPNKrAlL\r.-NeM-York pcnot of

~ ta. Quar-, rrla.' .r', n"par'r "4t Arny hui.dns
Wult.h'l.,t. Apru .i $500 II j proposals. n dupl-
800 and thcn opened fo- tae tr9nsp rltioa on LolI
t-..f CIV ana from pi.- Fat E.N.- ,"Whor. in
Nv Yor, CIV 70 Hc 'yIr lir> Na'on1. Cemetery.
~ tI. -.tn1'n- ~ soldiers w4o die a. military posts
b., ltr'ur and Nein4'f. Whenever r.uu rcd. from
Inv T. $500 To Juno 30 le2i plain h0ir-. must b'
,rnl-l-d and cirulgr. Wrcn required. for those who
ri-' n.o..>arv accompany q. ruoh> Pr'.o>al, must
rri-. Dor each carriage and the pricN
fr each h.ar-e which mus iuciuIr an expenses ror
-,lo,i oe the r'ulia, - tr grave. rernC and h,ng
%, . grave g ho done O., ti. Got 'fnu.u mt .hr Gov
rurl.lt f"."rNc, n r' o. rr"t 'nt % all PROPOSAL
p-,.. -lould %. lulor-ad rropp.l- for porting
r.ualn-." aud addressed 90 ~" undersigned. r. y.
rtTCU"LDFR D.0ufv Qutrt,r ,rua.ter tienrral. I. : \
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
ID ri NJ 8 VI. " Il N | A
RAILROAD.


ON AND AFTER NAY II. 1890,
trains leave stations, foot Of Des1ros-es and Cortland
streets, a, follows:
Nesc,bGI, sleeping and Pauor Cars. Arrives Cesciali
80 d. Ia Columbus 80 a. NJ ChiesSo ~ p y.
Ws@bSr a sf SS' LoR I, E ma sad d." &cnoS except sa2tsS
1900 A. sMI'-I1nR: " &I%'f'5RK AND CHICAGO LIN.
iED eom2o,ed eAslesa,'!y Jus OF Fa;l%a Es'uou!,
and OG-er,atloa Cars, pre,,ntlns financial rspor:,.
:1s.'isdlss' .sde @ aa tiHrSoa @ ] and - an 'as g
lighted b. stationary AID royabe eetllc liahr.. AZ
2,eS p H. ST. Loi rs, NCiHIcNGo AS5D ciStINX1Ti
ENPEtSs: Pullman Vrsubnlc : oflng car and D.na;
fasseassI Coach NeS:Yc'l to c5un5us AIN, Ga:
cngat u - a. D., Chicago 900 ?. H., and st. Louis
$50 = i.%"IHE wfSTrEy EXPRESS e, al point. IA
Se~png car Nea.Yors To- rltt-5!rg $. i.e,. Ceaso.
ca YasYo s. o 70 rkad,pia H.yi -, at Yc'atiaHaa
90 p Do. Ch.ae, . 20 p ni ,est a.'' sLd ~. Iy2l!
ant Told. d!ly ey..cl; saturday ,,.,,...
$50 'i ar TO- sga %en4ol an v5ps .s nG1s
phls va Tho Sh,naif6,h Vaier. arrive. Columbus Is
,. M, Cleveland G35 D. -. ncN fsr and Ch.9go 7oo
a. ~ second morn inr Co1ncrt p ~ Io..sso day ani
ra eyccp. sa.rraay. W" '''-'''' ''''''1 '''u 'O"
BALTI,iORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'Ws-h.actoo Ln.td LADrs," O, Pullman r2r!or as.
80 ,. m.; tld " Coaere-- -ional Lial-.i day. wa
ier.ar ,1Jf,s. 65c 500 AID $50 a. m.. 30 40.
Oaiy r 100 pm p NJ r. saniay - aa4 80 a. m. 80 565
sSe.apesse 1 gG and ohio Ral1as az" caciaas 'Secps
Dlhne car ard Goa he tnrou -h 90 %. 81. dal y.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. 200 CiArOFEh Brii"t PaFlof
and COACH I.s.. ..'- f0r Browns
Mis- For Cap MAJ 90 p. ID. weo,.Gays.
For Old Point arf N,r'o'k Va NeN-Yorl. Phad pha
Norfolk Railf0,d. On daily .Ncop' sunday and
% p. m. cq lys Va Baltimore and Bay Line. . 10
D. M. Wcckcar-.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
lNprcss Trains e1Fo follows
r..'.. 80. .iU fhi ago Limited, vita
D!ains car ana 10 10 Wa.hlncton r.ni,sl. and Il .
a H.. l. 20. 900, 10, 0o 3 3D. f 30 30.
Accoufaoil'ion II 10 a. ~. 4 80. ana 90 ,. T. ssa
Gays TNpr.~-. -, 50. 200 10 Llmirf. af
10 A. NJ . co. 900. ( 80. o. . 80 90. lni %
D. H.. and l. IS night Ac'orn1 1dircn. 90 , u.
M Nrn.York transfer COM eny wU call iof and
check h1cgace from hotels su6 rs.ionre,.
For timetables ~ local trains apply 70 any tek1
'Cu.S r pi-t.fI r. WOOD.
Ceu,-,. Manager. General Pass Asent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
"SUR9AgEF2 HOMES" :"

BEAUTIFULLY H.I.t,a'" Ili..4..t 81 l,5 pages. de-
~rrt.ut summer resort, t- 'ilc % tl, Nof,.
ontario alt N.-t'a E,I.tt. 'l1 Do. Lad f,. api,-
ton a. O.rc. l"i." 100 N-u-i o..-So. /. o., a-I ati
ant 315 Broadway. .3f ol-nr.. LILO nu-a,e IJt
last 145r4--t -oi West I,,iht anI t,frt o1lr., -
O.t Oi N,.t f-ant. I4a it-.t 40 Blonh.t. torf.-t
t.o elton -t. -4' .'an...-st" = aI lOi Broad 'a.
D.. D.. ud 10 Mania. a.t.Aat.. t.l,cut.
tpp"- mated osi ir.4p. co. ,.tt. stamp, z, e..
NNbLl-NN. '..tfd fa,.engr. Agent. is Exchange
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
ADIRONDACK NTAIN-.
TElk5 WINDSOR,

ELIZABIrHTowN. y. y. , located and some q
LIS, s.,t,r, uIubr.g. CLAIMING 1.lNc- rtdat- N
every direction. Pure dry bia'ns air. No 4o-q iit'-
o malaria. Ru1ulu. every Ioor iom no 4nth
sprInc absolutely pun. Table second - non" in 81"
tll!oidack-. I'ic-r4H. and trk'i "ir"- "a iA
horse Fine tenui. tOuft, aat cfoQurt -Iolnd, Two
suendld farms owned by prorr'.nf supply t' h"u-
With mills. buttcf t---. Vegetables, ~.
Circular with ctv reference Ny oot'~ '""h''l N4-'
all trains and tOat> a. " Mcstioft
~' hl.T.iNI,G prOlflsfOr.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

r. - w - ~ I'VE d. A-- sA1
FINEST LOCATION ~ TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
OPr> FROM JILY 10 OCr. /.
AGdr,,, vi Jun" D.
PITuER & PORTER.
LArl.Eh HOUSE LAKEWOOD y. J.
C,T~hIIL NOTNThIN-.
TREMPER HCUSE.
Si1.' a. RAILS TO AMnLi I-' t,i H,,5,
Aaa'e'' '%~' iSo.die.a4 a. tti',,s.r' Co., =. Y.
TIE HIGHLAND HOUSE,
GARRISoN.oN.HUDsoE. y. y
ui,e,,,v opi.,.t. w., Point. j0 miles, g.. hours by
5s rr' " '"s tor s" raa az ana GtGSGS Mnoas.f
WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA. y. 4.
-Eh-ON Of 1890.
t,Drv rNlIKEIh NEW MANAGEMENT.
o,r>sm,N a. CLo-E~ 90 rOBERI
oa. ant & u sa"' ho' . MA n.. s1 sr@-4'',i Hppaa:
r's'd and 'o"''A-N WiiLHnD i..-ii.E. Manage.
SIfator >pf.n-N. y y.
WATCE7 sggLE lEOiNE,
WATCH NIL. L. L.
open. s1on i-.o janr ." T. - 'in'f' FI9if
io' '' '15' C'l:0oKi.. ,'o ilo,~E london conn.
milo. Caderil Na @ ,a .'r4'ar- i and references
Arrvam spring Lax. G,orr". y. y.
, SDvEY rAGE ). TN ni:EGEN., ,,,,.
,sfant ,sfa.an M oSc, ''0 ,y icS S Addr,s, sc~a4e.
rEMotS Loasg 3a 5EoG sew scf 9ita ,, I'm. ocean
'e"' JAMES NJ MOORE. Proprietor.
4 snrHF rAH" mir II Itrnr,Ar1u .....
table, ," f'' ''"'''''''r T. il'ENirr.' Proprietor.
pLo,K ISLAND. K. J.. nogiL NNNIssia;, ..,,..
~ tur -4s dl.l. boat 'ao' go, '.ce,i. Ly., 'n'
,le,d na"a BOOK G. H. nowN iS Ho~do!n.. Ho.ton
1 lorNrAIN House ,...-.,,...
80" 'pe" ''' iAGir.s, I IS MiAGi T. '''''"''
T.. o. ,o,nwsli-on. Hudson.
IIIcIu ND pl.LL HOUSE.
"Y. ss N,,%C5 W.a9 ap 3n ad 2r Cd E%s dS" S%
i;i.p. 1.p ', aGd + fotikE. stroud nars penn
n,! ". S. .o"s '1a Il A& X !" it, G4gsa 4g.. si.! M,y
~,orr HOUSE. TAIEl rOWN-oN IL D~oN N.-Opcn
M JgnT 10 t." % i h1dod aIla, W anc "ian
mr"t' ,a, Se nd,r@, tiiES ~ KoCIs T,@fiJtor
.,uFryIE ISLAND HEIGHTS PROSPECT HOUSE.
- IInnsicnt a'es - 3 80 and - Pr d5y ".n, Jane
Tirr Jns /, AFTER shcit'r I,l'.d ne,g4', i suffolk
- Lila L. "a SSS h'GtiIl aHG difhnI sgnmct
lgort oS M H '' isoo d o and cSaccs S'1sof @
irr engaged on application To- SliIN%ECOCK I'M AND
COT'TA1E COMPANY. 10 Broadway. y. \.
> 'i'''''' OCEAN ENp. EEXTucKy.AvE.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Address Mr.. VI. +. SOUTUALL.
r>HE HIGHLAND, . -
SEASON OF 1880.
nrw and hotel with all modern
the most beautiful towns IN gland.
pro,nt attention VIII b. given CORES,
inc rooms and rate, moderate prices send for circular
JAMES A.. BARRY. Manager
r,uE LEADLtY. A,buiy Park y J.
1 Ioufth ave. nolr the Bach. OH Accom-.
r,datous for 100 Eathing ra,ilous AID Lake. Spui.
ian, rond. .tinns perfect I. GOULD Proprietor
TT NDER-CLIFF COTTAGES.
physician. camp enlarged receive hlrt, or forty
our., of Lake Placid 0Gr mile, from LIN,
SIi,sr u. october. Aidr-s.
"vNDIi-CLIFF" Lake Placid. y Y.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
w frnconil, y. r.
GOoDNoW HOUSE.
i. II. GOODNOW q CO.. rrorretors
"O6 iIrolGv ~. E'N.York city.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
,rrl-,.lrN ntp ArrMENr nn.ce Of thc

| S'..,tar, Wa,hiae'on D. d, MAY et l~ac SEALED pro-
,.- iu u. irltp nl Do received 49, th~ o''- until tNO
,.l,.. 3d.. "Wednesday. Juno d. l,9u for futn,hiu;
-.t -t.r. l.ius V,.hr- and Other s'-hing apparatus
a,.N ,.r ending Ju' go s3l tor 1-r y tur Ir'a>uly
n.rtr.ut til ca.g.- for freight delivered e. any
d.. al " .l" frio"iu, uaud place. W.. Washington
D. a.. Ntn-NorA t.u. Boston. MAJ, IhlDd luh'. Pa
,....or. Md. N,v.prl a.-. l1. E'r Nr-f. Fa.. 'ia-
,...on rc>,-. : Loui, No.. ,h,as'; iu. ,cvgland
ohio. urtfof. Mich. Blrlip y. y Cincinnati, OHIO,
l'., -bufr pa Louisville ht. ~lm .lanri~.o cal
pu-tnnt. Nc, and P"rumd 1n'. Ihr Department r.
,..,r d.f,,- Proposals -.ord 0r addressed o. the Sc
.f Of . rr,u,rr, and ioD.,,d PROPOSAL. for Scales
I.D- aud Weighing NpNafatl.' Acceptance u PROPOSAL
i.ud.lt up.I appropriation by Congress. W WINDOM
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Proposals.

DROPO~AL, FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
1 National Araory SIrnsn".d Mas, MAY - $50
sealed ufopu-al-. trIrtr. Wlu be- received until T.
o'cn.n M. o. FRIDAY. ICNE -. 1890. furnishing
Fond.r Iora-r, ,,un.b4.r AID other steel Iron cast
re. IHa-.oI.. Lumber llartwlr. supplies. stationery.
Paint. Ol- Nh.w.c1l, SOFT soap rao.n "rnd,tone-.
Hltr. Walnut t,tu ~torAs. .t, during tho fiscal
cnd 49, JUNO 80. 1891. rrnt,d -t- supple. needed.
vifn .gu Instructions. stlpliaf,f- &c.. had
ai,i. lrltion 90 COL a. H. BURLINGTON. ord. Dept.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
S1h4MAG LAKE HUpSE.

Unt ITOU NIilllI I.lh' -VII
=. H. Enlarged. newly furnished ana ~ perfect -H"tll
condition 700 feet tl"'atoni LOCO ict pllI" 'l"
pAyscifn~ recommend climate iO nu" ana 'hi"i.
troblc,: malaria and unknown. splendid trout
fishing and hurting. large o;rn llo Iiaco~ ir IHor 1n
In groom and oH,o 'e tric bells; tail" bt ~ the noun
tan- all delicac.cs % the q O. l' AZ SdIL-
toca; op.n May 10 NOV l. send for e. uar
D. J. GlDLIGAN Successor to MILO b. Nii'il'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
NORMANDlE-BY-7ME-SEh
OAK HILL HOUSE,

One Of thc most and Hacaliccnt views in the
Whit Mountains, Perfect drainage r,tiic lights all
modern improS cnlents Send for clrcusr u,.,o
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
UrLUT1-. LANDING norLI. ON Lake Gcorrc.>.Y
RAY BROOk u0Iel.

Delightfully."- locate lttt BlouA, y \. Only thf~c
"a" ht'a1utdt i. K.
Finest bfooa tout n-AlIc i tn routacE-. Air dry
and nSiloratinQ pDle spring fat'.. it-h veg iai"-.
milk cream butter and bIoDA trout during tnr "'
Ia sSu ool- arg. fUrIi.l'd and ventilated send
for circular, with city reference. .,.,..
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
NI.\ET OFFICE. Goyornor's ;


t,r-,i. 81 M - received mis- Department un:l two >
. D. u. THURSDAY. Juu' =" $500. fof supplying toilet
fln.r and fixtures - same. required fur p. :. plbic
i.Idr-, ,Ht ~ The Eoray Mountains during the fiscal
SOD. -ne Juur au. 1-l. Proposals should De accom-.
panied hy ,il - he iai,r aud nNtur- AMI me price,
iu,lrd" all 'Nfr-~ Incident % t" delivery
to .lch buildings tI" D'pt rront mV f.on tlmr o.
,.f.a ..feulf~. 30 and All BIDS j.
-...-,.d b., to prar,u,nt Proposals should hr ad.
...al q, .h. secretary ~ the Treasury W tShn ;ton,
10 O., aLd marked ''p.u1u~ui- tHr l.iI Paper AID I'm
t.,' Acceptance. oi Or, ,,-, y't"nt up0n appropri-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
"RALpH'S" IN THE ADlRONDA(KS.

rhre and half miles from Lyoa Mountain station.
OF ,:hstraursy Rs'lroad deughuny located on Upper
Chs teaugsy Lake bost- careful earsmen good tIopt
nshlug: billiards bowling ALLEYS. lawn tennis: bath
houses accommodates 100: roOis all pleasant and beds
class, the table Tcp1tsou Unsurpassed by any
send ~. circular. j. w HUTTON. Proprietor, Lyon
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

On North Shore Ma,sa-nr,eDv' bay thirty.uNe w."
S,,r Vo.t1, iIa- line, extensive lawns, groves an
rard.n: ,urf bathing within fifty yad. Nclny nor nor
bue drives scenery most 4,
! dr,t " n'' ,he .unrIr mohtn,. VIII open June a. 70
G.Iihsr art.,uiars apply 70 WAEh EfSE ffopHe'orS
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
HOTEL SOMERSET =,


Among the haut, Of Spr'i-rt Comfy. 500 70 LOCO
,et .bot. So, u,l. ia lOur. ~ Ne"-NOiA. 'la D. l.
". Il. 4. Romantic tr-.r- su.iG h"ii il s,'.'rf no
malaria air and b.Asn- ard Nciy bc'hrIil q" sui'r
rheumatic trouble For s'fcu1r-
adde's FRA\ NJ DcWOLF. Gr,ad Hotel. New iordi
be- seen . % 80 p. In. and 10 . 30 y.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
QUAKER NELL,

DI HES VI,
Only . hours from Nca-iofk. AlLt ID" 1900 feet
10 nalaiIA. no nD-qultor-. Beautful sccucif. Cool
dry air and the Aret-ra.s NIIILNToP HOTEL. VIII
.ahc and service unlyo'Ied Og-n SATURDAY, Jane II
M \ - Howe al Windsor UOtel NrW-Y0rh. VII maxi
engagencili- for season Of 1890 Illustrated ctcuar-
HOWE 6 DOOIIIlJE.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
NEW TAppaA ZEE HOTEL,
PsCOSPE<E ElOI~f.
AND CDITsOI.. BNI -IiDltE LONG ISLAND.

OPENS d ~. leIN.
Second teA-.l u.f.i uy MANA, ,el.ut one hour tom
Sc"-i iois s. Lt-. inIfp'en..n,- g..et,c li.ht AT
l.I lu fO.lI. ,r.i'..It 4frrsIn... I1nl,
call or adde's. 10. II.ti-tL. Pio.p.t HD4s-. Bay
Nnof.. l.. t. a. the Cl. ..on Noi.. Washington and
johnson -f... irooF.tu.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
BUTCHER HOUSE.

PtNIINf.. NEW NOHk.
Tlcraut brick hotel Queen Anne cottages with epen
lreplarc.. heated with steam aud h@htrd with gas an
Iouf AID forty minute, from N'wi orr; VIA Harlem H. X.
d.llV rtfus cloN ION 500 i'ot hNc miutHs
Va from the H. r. station accommodation Tor 2sO guest
,,.-,fIfu, nr-t-cla~s hOus", with ragc appoint
rort.. cood orchestra billiard room. bowling alley hlc
,1. l.N Of N acrr- with tennis and cfOque grounds
, -, ,cr,I ,yatrr ia abundance from the mountain
t,'rin- hot AID cold water baths Zool livery terms 81
nor d,v .u.c.al rate. rs week; send Tor cllruar
~ '' ALBERT C!.EvELAND, FRoPHlETOK.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
GUNNER llcsorls.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
EEEET0N ROUSE

HOTEL ULSTER. PINE HILL \. y.
O,.n ,une l.t 10 Oct 1-i, 1890. send for circ"'"'
~. =. BAKER. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
DORlMGOURT 7.

1000 Feet Above sen Level.
GLlN SUMMIT. 1t Zl.l;NE CO., PA.
on the INch sley r. H., hour, from New YORK ana
hours from PhIlsQ'.ph.a opens June |. 1880. las
rpasscG al, ,antIe', Tor health and p aSute IEs
scenery superb. and 4uttul Ws"> and drives adu
gr,tv the pleasure o! gle.ts. lydrsulic LIE
stor has recently been aGd,d 1her" are numerous at
tra tons such : tn1tiuc. fishing. cunning &c.
For circulars. rms &c. addrl - .
CIIAS WESRICK, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
WALTERS SAyBVAysgUw

bsbblng brooks. scenery Of the tat.kils, etliricen
orrhsrd-. gardens. vineyards. dairy. LIVERY,
bsths. MASSAGE. Swedish movement ELECTRICITY,
bowling boating. crOquet tennis. gymnasium 40 malaria
gitoe. 30 experience For circulars address
ROBERT WALTER: NJ D.. Waters PARK. WernersNille
Penn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-15
NEW YORK LETTER.
.res9ondenco Of The Aneus.

Correspondence of the ARGUs.
The new $1,OOO,OO0 dry dock
erected at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
was turned over to the Government
with appropriate ceremonies on last
Friday. The Sec. of the Navy
presided and brought with him
from Washington large number of
chiefs of bureaus, civil engineers,
and a car load of invited guests.
The dock is built wholly of timber,
is 600 feet long and $50 feet wide.
1t will hold two ordinary men. of
war at once, and will easily enclose
the longest steamer now alloat.
The exclusive use Of timber in
building this mammoth dock is said
to be a great improvement over the
old method Of building such docks
out of granite. The old granite
docks are much smaller and more
expensive besides being inferior IN
other respects. The opening of the
new dock was made especially i'm
prcssive so as to fttingly mark the
many difficulties overcome in build
ing it. At one time both the con
tractors and the Government we're
discouraged, and efficient engineers
pronounced the successful accom-
plishment Of the enterprise an i'm
probability. The ground on which
the dock is built is made land, and
portion Of it was years ago used
for q timber dock, so that rs the
steam shoyels dug down they un-
earthed large number Of ships
knees and immense logs Of oak etc.
The line Of the old Brooklyn sewer
was also struck, and an old boat
was found covered with 25 feet Of
earth The chief feature Of the
opening was the docking Of the L
s. Monitor Puritan, the largest
vessel the Navy has anoat. After
the ceremony, the guests were invi-
ted to a collation. in the Navy Yard.
20 DISCUSS TEMPERANCE TORIES.