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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

The ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ TIE CrrH
TRAINS LEAVE A. FOLLOWS .... 49,.
O.JO 4. NJ. ,Ii't $40 NL>IIBUL L. LIAIIED-o"
1920 4. NJ o. IIIW Esl ERN vESIiBULE LIMIT
ED-d4e Cincinnati. : 80, Indanaiohs ~ ~ d. H-
1850 4. M.-wESrERY DAY ExrREss daily sHesD, ,s
sun lays. Tain leaNne on saturday does not run
west OF d, trot or Cleyelsnd. - . ,,,-,,n
40 4. M.-NOkrH SHORE VESTIBCLk IlMIXbD
D.c Detroit az . 40 Hi Oh.eao ''o D. h'' h'N'
900 II. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREss.Due Chicago
91a r. M-FAST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex
rRE>s.-Due Indianapons II p. ~. next Gay - LOUIS
FIsIiRIIL ivEwBrRGH, POrGHKEEpSIgS gS RHINE RHINE
CLiFF tKiNGSToNl, AND HUDsoN-ts 80, 10 90:
EofhsEe 10 20 80 vt.s 80 p5,a. = S' g. g.
40 20 p 3 3 SO for . ,'a5'''Sn ar "t's 50 G5 M
ALBANY, UTICA, sYRACt 81 EoCllESIhp" D. BC a
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLS. %, W. % ~ S o'
and III Tor Hbaiy tea syTacrsS, Rochester and sa'
rRlSe9S leS''S' 'SS'iFpHSfr'Gf HDiR6NDAcK MOUNTAINS AND
$50, iiS59 so a M, sao' 800, al' p M
AuBsGRN sGS "'+ GENEVA AND .CASANDMGrA-'lO 10 I"
9l5 2Sy9i yiA RidISfRsl HISNRlEM DIVISION
cen,p station ' or at Nos, al Ks ~ AMI Br aiwsy
~ a. rlIO" 81 Wo-t I-jth-,t. ,ud ltsh.st TO.
W.,totts ISpr,ss rais lor ard checks baggage IRON
,bailr ciceni sunday. Daily except satcrday. othd
XSotc trsnS. except those leaung a, $50 nj
30 81 IS. 6.25 J. M, aai l. nfincht stop ~
eJoHX NJ ToUCEY. GEORGE u. DANIELS
GTncr1l Manager Oen' Pa enger Agens
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Railroads.
DEN n SYLv IA
RAILROAD.

On AND AFTER NAY II. 1890.
train. leave ;1Sns foot De''r'''e' and c''"Hd'
v:CU a. III. FAST LINE for the wes:. pullma.
595 a. m' 9'y t5iuabas 80 m, Chicago p a.
an Haven and kenoS
5ss$R q ASP Fsa.s GIcAs9 esssa: hIE
1Sa 1a aoa G cdi oo" hnans pa
stenosrSpher; and typswriters. Gathrooms for Ooa GA
s; as .ts 's5'ssSn d S e
a:oa r. i. ST Loi'Ts a"r "crHIcIGo AXD ciXcI$S1fi
fa So2 c%eD " s. teR = fEgls GSr and Ay TH91 AZ
einnat u Is a. r. Chicago 800 p M, and st. LOuis
$50 :; N%fiIE WfSTERy EXPRESS tgs all Rol1;s, z
Sincpaniti ia and p5l. Fe6a!yVaa. hiiiTosd psiai
o Ne n.y. OF 9rd 70 so = a ncH dsy and s. Loa;
200 a r ,seond morniat Connects FOR Cleveland
500 +: g M9rssla; ';aI vs,!erls
PHI. Via The S6cnsa5oah Valley arrives 6opmSu. y!
m m second morSs 9Ss Comets Co @ o' ~ odo day sDS
ior Corr EIc ne Oh Regions. Cleveland and cOum.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
SeaD Lf @ d. LA e R ruTn@ sIe fssG5 @asShs; na
Dans car at % M on arTgs 1gs wsohnson 90 30 30 90
G9 1n5 g @ 95 ard lf5 9 9s9 30 For % hsgG s 5s
a1l 900 ana :l5 nir9 To' psi9t; ss, %
DiniTg car and coache; through 500 D. N. daily.
FOR XIL ANTIC CITY 90 ,; Through Bufe5 p,rlCi
Car and Hay Coach .-davs. connects for Browne
Mills For Cape Nav. 90 ?. m. week DAYS.
For Od Point ar Norfolk. via NewYork Phladelphia
Nor.olk Rairoad 8 90 A. n da.y except Sunday, and
90 p. m dlny; Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2:lo
= ''' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave As follows cs,,o ,r,.oo wiz,
Dining Car and 10 10 washIneton Limited. and i %
a. M. l. 20 90 2 10. 90. 80. 90. 30 500
800 30 90 and :Oo p. NJ. and 4 Is night
Accommodation. II 10 q NJ, 40. and 90 ?: n sun
10 a. m. 90, 100; 80: 90. 80. S 90 % and %
m. and T. rs night. Accommodation, : 90 p m
The Sew.York transfer ComTAny Will call FOR and
check baggage from hotels and residences. 49,.
For timetabes ot local trains apply to any ticket
CuSs r pTGH J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General PIss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Ncw.York. Wednesday, June 4.
The following Ea'


Tho following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day;
a.tory dw...ing. with lot, No III East lot-st' =
Io n Of 4t.aNc lot 20SlO2.2; Equitable Life Assurance
60, oiory t,ncmcnts with lot. Nos 800 and 4oi ST.
Slcholos.avc l33d-St. lot, 24ONi21 cachi H. T.
Q and 4 story building aud 2story table. with Jos,
No 4 Fast i2t: running thrnugh to tNo 26i l3th->N
3o5 n OF jth-avc lot cjNrrcgX26Nirrcs Michael CnfiN
Piot Of land Fast 9Gth..t 100 Il W 2davc, 70oN
100 II : Frlnci. \ CLARK - 900. - 600
5..,o-e nat with lot. 40 10 WrSt ?7t-st s Ioo
>, . Of IOth-iNc lot 2jNIOO.1i J. Cum!.ky 50 o'? "a
similar building with lot 70 l'% W'It y, t,->l 'o'
,olninr abovc lot o5NlOOI1; T. TAYLOR. T23 80 -,
.irlar building. with lo. 40 ~ Wrst ., ul--t ah
oinlnr aroyr lot 25Nl0O.ll; Jacob Peul- - .--'v
j.ory tcnourn;S. with lo:> Nos % ana % hto,h'>
:, W oi Lcwie.-L lots 2jNIoO each; NJ J Johh'Nf
similar hulldtnc with lo, No - Broomc-st adjoining
above lo' oJNlnO \ Ottrl crg. 80. 300. 49, oo, -.
i 3.-'ory dwellings. with iot' No. 3b 70 ~ w - -
I15th.-t - Sos r. Of Manhatnn.av% ot' n.SN'o
cnc,A and slinulr buildings Win lotN No, ~" - -,
W,nAai.,n.a,. ., roracr i5th-et lots 20.2Ns6S "a'N
i..iorv dwelling with lot %? I.'noH|aFe -" corn,
l2od.., lot .ONsO aud 3-t0ry d"lInH> WIN l"t "'
In S;o~ lOo aud 10: Wc-t l23d.t 20 II {" l'n"\
ayc flo, 80 iOyOo II epjnm!n Tufi tHd2l1. -.
lo,s Nos ~ and - W l"'th-ot, :. o'h-aN''
osNrn II oo.h. Morris. FHi-oo.
-. acr,s - and hou-" and onu!flng- known ~
Verccmoro M,nar,nees y Y: Hol1e- Adams. s61O'o'
BROOKI.YN PROPERTY.
2.to-v tnrmolt1 with lot. Nos ~ 70 SEQ D"an|
6, 9 G-lndaVc lot, .jXii0 tach =. hcl'che"s"y'
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

SUBURBAN OF desirable places for residence along
HOMES the Efie Railway. Northern r T. OF
on TIE n. j. and the Ncw.Yoik AMI I;r.cn,
PICTURESQUE wood Lake Railway. within fifty miles Of
EXiE. Sew.IOrk containing Illustrated des.xns
and ground plans Of houses which can bs
built from $1,000 10 $1,000 poPuii9n OF each town,
number OF schools churches methods by which
herone his own landlord. and other valuable Information
This book can obtained airy ticket ohice OF the Erie
COMPANY tor By ending ~ cents IN stamIs
Genera. Passenger Department 81 CoItandt.st
ZINE SUBURBAN PLACE FOR SALE, near seashor.
within lies OF New Haven Conn, depot, iae Col.
lece &c ned RI fences lot s2N5lO; abundance of
,rui. shade trees line of forrcar ana near steam.
lights good schools and ebr hos VIII BE- so
at larga--aDOut oneIaf cO>tt1 600 part cau rMaa
Address II. i. II BEARD. 81 Warren-st, New. YORK.
I ONG BRANCH Elboron. Monmouth Beach, y. ITO
- let, elegant furnished cottages Also for sale special
bargains at Elberon WILLIAM LANE, Long Bi,nch,
y. j.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

RECORDED REAL ESTATE IRAN0t lh>- 4 ia
lt1i.s, "A 8. 200 - ol 2d-aNc. .jtlo"Il rat ~ ooo
r.A ii ST., uI.'h and vny To- William Lyman '-H'oV'
'sJ,l III, >; ,. SO T. J.: Hnqi "a sa 'o '''
ln..-'d~.arc ,,ajie l.n. A. Intersection win MaA
Ku..,r In4 we ~ 49,. Ia, lAnd an" im' n l..
" ,rd..'. s., u % -..-t 5o,l,0 II. .oo
ward Nor,n .no ..ie = M,a" Nan y .a, h,a,. ,,d wv
W.. o. urofyr naitI. ......- ...-....-...
"a,4.nrio9,-' >o' -. 49, t1 "a ,So laab. 20 300
co'nt S,5 II ~ .,3o6. %, go
ISnaa y Jon, ana VII. to "i.,'m B.. i,',',. &C.
'cin' s. 80 $50 ~ , "a 10 - ,i,.r,g- M,5cf 1925
.... 'S' Ii. - Jam, -,taain 1000
cnf.io'ac' IT, 20 -. ,,,ofr' Smith lnd VIE
4't'. i'o S'. TO AS,,soa Ho'Aa, 2.ooo
sou, - ,,' sg' II - ,aol nj 1ia'' % 500
i''l, Ia',,,, Liz snd Ju.i, >iSmdt to il l
SSH sn moe II sna %f VI aiS % '' n ii il Sr 1872 900
Came. 80 10, e = in1Ei ,ln,r '1' II 200
|ot 4 S3at !lt u 20 % +; ff. and anTaef 10 SO
oa3a'G M No vI,.-Soy IN "a"'' '''''"'A ANU $1,000
o,gg mog "1 ~ Iao / t. '' KEN ln@ '"'' 1900
so5 i,.t haNari ) 9',,,'laan 10 Naf' nal, Io.c ~
to jan. Vaa i,G'iir~
EoiIln.ayc. " -. g.. It . of Morr,an:- Hmngh
I:nii,cs: ,e,sii,N-s'i5i. JaHe' Woodlands 1850
Avenue n n cor o., ii,h--,. 2o>7i. l. w'F'-
i"h, SO 81 Ma I, ,d.l., I' ~ ave 10000
i"i,:-i :, e. - i,S o Avenue d. 1880
rro'p15, M'!,@ ave. TO- :. Sd. land " Jackson; oo,
7o,h.E .EI . 8 - +, q shave 25,ioo5; e'r' =, oo
'Sdc' ta,o - 'o - i,s,et,er T.''' J" - 900
w'fi@".1!Gasi 1:a,;on ;s5 q 1899 SSS
"t.t %.'' 10 '' i \ ' N'''' " i' . - coo
. "cstf, ,..,..;.- ,5..,.,,,.o o. i.,ar Good.
Mott, so - ra"'o ''''o'''''' - 80 900
s,hs1@ -5S 80 i5c5 '.alen to Ionanne q, 900
rca,aa,aye ile,i = 255 It Of ileh. 1'3S70; :. ooo
so,h'si "i''' so, 5o5 and So5 Ia't Thomas p@y to .,
ras, nr"SdTay iS'i'a, So lsi Israel Cohen to ,,o
coIG. faGl'" Soy o., % and q Mary dunbar to
orSaorG,s' S.,'S 60 so Henry win.hp to Isaac % o,o
o,a's ioi4:a,c. s5,. a4a s7s; S n I; blocks 600
se,h =, No, so3 and 3o5 Fast May nay to
.seI' MeI' 4. @co I, Of isea.-'. I23s5o; Il Lee
wa.nnrca 30. 7ol aud 7o' II ouacEcDush q, ,oo
IT., t? n,G,. ~ so .hc-ingcr to o., Lc~l 81 900
Gld. 80 "a wm'9s T. Joen . t'oS 5000
70 j $. &s j pjss, .sSS 1888
IcSing',ii,a,", li,lor,aVcf to ii Snpoa ~ % Ooo
ceGn,st 800 " '''' ~ '''''''' 1870 ooo
AvaB riI' e cor lt., 20x7i, Abraham no"hm 20 ooo
ced'r.., y and o9 nla"s&' e az Il pgnn %I"
lOuh.,t u -, @'II n EoysaII .' 4I25
'";7G nj y" S,nitaiir. Iio,iit2I 81. .ooC
| ,,I.f..t . , 500 IL 9 of Co1rtlandt-af" jO1llNbi
/ ia. q Douncn 10 JOS ~ T. Au'tin ........ =. IL
@dafg, Gs s'~ H. td MS.fihcn 80 oOC
Ca1noa,st No 10 Aa,'Au span "'"''' 10 25c
We. 1919 $I' ho, t Msry u II Eammcy 10 Il Kca $4,000
osth..t s.. l25 II oi lOth1vc, 2hflOoll' jos
20 ic,cditto and wife to Ciro r Young.
| Gold - Nos 20 and =; John X Dunbar ana WE
p,ise.aS1 70 catnr'inG . T9'ig 7 Il Of raycrA t. 5o>ioo
| iiugh y Camp aud We " Mm Whitc ,. 'o-
! Dricgs.aye II 1j@4 II 2 OF TrVefS II. 5OalOO; -.
sanc to ! Sheridan .....-.-- vOo
1.th ~ g. 100 n g. of l0n-aye, 21NloO5: Abra-
ham Roohm and wife t. Isaac Boz hIn l.3 part
cctci,e; ccMtshs, ~ p 'E Enabc loooC
Ave. so,y ;, 81, Strauss H Io Ioni. FraGkenhacr 25oOC
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Guer.l Eastern once. 2ss Broadway.
VxvEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. q q

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, \: l.: .,' y. .ss.
w HI.R.R. Co.. LesseeIrains ieaye We we' a-Irr from
loot of Jay.st y r.. Chicago Detroit Londch' ~ D M
~, a m j Ia rs pm. ~. Louis - i',.I tan.
1orooto ron o. Is - SO a. M rs Is p MSn'a
ada last m, rs Niaeara lai, AZ 20 a M.
3 IS IS p. m. and II 10 a. N S tSf IS - S.
"a II 80 and s. 4 ! "a 20 20 4 tpi5 p T NJ H,ye
straw Is a. M As IS p. Elcesrt slsspo sstpaso and
Tor Rufalo Nllgara Falls. Toronto ,ro, ether
trains daily except SUNDAYS "a Lra'c % HcrcRca w.:'
r. L.. station II 20 a hi., 8 ~ p III, For cke,.
Shore station II 20 a. m. l6 T. m. rrookyn ~s5
tables or Informal, on apply at ohs, s lot OF Fulo
.o6 Fulton AZ. Annex " lO
st. NewYor, Cityi27l 3Gs 7sS ara W and West shcr'
Rowrry - Park Place, GS West l25th,st 'Isvst n. K
S,ations foot N West 42dst and FOOT csSs from hot
westco, Express calls for and ehes General PassAsss
Agent. Vanderbnt-aye. n. u
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Miscellaneous.

ID ANJO and GUITAR taught in twenty priHSe icsson 0n
ID with or without the aid OF notes. LIEN hf u OOH
SON 1870 Broadway. between 32d and 3Sd ss
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

q CuOOI, OF EAPKESSi ON.-Most thorough training
y for voice body and mind. Opens OCT. y summer
Ne%of' ~ ~ CURRY I5t Bcacon-st., Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Tho property IS within stones throw of me
Dc,ot and s surrounded hy charming Cottages. and hf
tt-h.. Stores school, aud Hotels. Tho streets are
mad. and every ot J.. r.aiy to b. bu.it upon.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE IS ou" Of tho most acc''>''
h,c urrr,-.isc and pictr"-qu" suburbs on
Long leland. !, only 80 minutes from Long Island
Citv aus Brookiyn hy thc Long Island Railroad tn"
q ain service 8, uncxce.d. Conmutaon i low. Taxes
ar nominal.
such chance persons of moderate means desiring
oc, o., tholr Own or seeking splendid investment "a
chore In refined nclghhoThood, has neFe'
leiorc been offered
rr6O per n Bond and Mortgage.
CVTitic, Absolutely Perfect.
For Passes Maps and all Additional Information
spoly e. JFRE. JOHNSON. JK 30 TAbcrty-st.. y. Y"
and 3o3 Tul,on.-,. BrooIyn or TO WILLIAM DAWSON
ls5 South Y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
7 rulGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- pAssLNGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cof'iAn1'
peeososf for Satington and intermediate points pus.v
a. M Tor Geneva, Lyons, Eln!ra lochesseI, c.r
and the West and princlpa Local po,E,s, ,,s, 'n'" "
L.! ~ NJ Tor Mauch Chunn and inerm dat pois,,.,.
- m Iog h. and B. Junction and nt';nediate po'"~
Shar g" M Tor funkhannock and intermediate pom.ssx
,,ar car To 'Tunkhsnnock Connection 20 Reauins ss
Uarrt>burg -., ,,s,.to,, t,.eruasia,s points
,r car 10 Wlkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 10 Suspe
SION n ~ m for Mauch Chunk and interncds'e poihS
Char car u tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
cooontctiaan 20 L, a ing aud HARRISBURG. . -. nasal.
N m for Lyons Elmlrs, kochestsr pnnss
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ana Su'pc"'
leaving a. m. II a. p N ana ~
u M connect for all points IN Mahanoy snd HateDou SoS
regions crxn,y Tp,rNS
m. Mauch Chunk, Hakleton ara
poHts and IL for Shenandoah aud ineInsHo r.,
Mluch Chunk ana ntcl
p m. for Geneva. Lyons Elnira tsochesSsf, bunss
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons anu SN'p'o'
6Iloge OncA 21S RroadMNs
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
EENTKAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY 81, NORTH RIVER


town. 80 % 81 Shu@E Ht"%f.S9 a;'" 4s'
SS cSSS sa&enS g. tsss ss$ Allen
"V5 ,5 ;r a. H. for iIicG Ind b.an'i sai
town 90 and Mauia iGF dGana On saniy L noTa
Sens. asiOn' Bctnicacn. ANrnJO"". MAaeA Chan" and
s for FS%os,gn gs % o LAKE, GaisSas
: s.5: ;$%5 &:.:s SsSs: w%,'a' '4Haf 4H'S#f
90 Tor lle~l@sIoa nasop & nc1lcnc%i Allen. en-
S% S"n SuSaa MfS "p for c .' Btthsh Allentown Mntn
ais q En,'eq nsy %5aa A5."G Mnssn
ra~aou, nua% shamokin
80 D. H., iST Remington. Lake HOpatcOng. Ea,tOn.
80 p. m. Tor some, lille and flemingtSSn; S;; ,..>
chsas H. Ranaas & a ..Sage sI - SUNDAY; 80 S p ~
fa c E n Sn sr ES" tong a3 s" Suy a PsS OCEAN
Grove ana Point Pleasant. 80: s:5. i;lS m. 80
p M M sunday trains do stop ocean or
Ha" "a iS 81 sna' s S Msa"s s &c. o"4 30 %
For Lakewood, Toms River aud Barnorat. 80. s:l5
T For Asntc tai &c cy t. vnrand and prdseon 80 M.
TOr- freehold. 4:sO. sl5 liI5 Il. M, 80. 4;so.
rSSh A%OGy 80 90 aS % 80 m sssa,T:
WV - rom 49, SANDY HOOK ROUTE UTIEEovr 6.
FOR L9N From hASS pisr coS 3cERN Of st,o %HNE &C.
T iSSs %aSa sG sns saoa @ 1:sce sis',sh
AJAX Sr 90 P and a. alsaes sssay 80 80 & m TSr M lakewood
Elheron. Grove. Asbury Park Point pleasant
&C. at 10 10 u. 3 AS p sundays except Ocean
Grove and Astury ParS), at 0 80 a. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ys ns g Central @ 1 & t and & rgepn' II and Read
For philadelphia at 80 i5, . 90, II 30 a. NJ, :So.
2 90 800. 100. OC, 90 80 ,. NJ l2;l3 nihtc
SUNDAYS 900. II 90 a m. 90, 80 8 90, 600
u. M. l. Is night 40 =, -, -
For Bamorc ard Washington daily at . 90, II 20 !ex'
cent Sunday ?. CO 90 100 p. M II 10 nicht.
Trains leaving a: rs II 80 a. m, 80 4 90 zoo,
30 2 - night. except SATURDAY nRn nave con-
ncction for Reading Harrisburg. pOttsNlle. Nc r.n
For sunburl, Iewsburg and wliamsport, VIA Phiia;
dop.a, ~ 10 Il. Il 80 buntt farior tatl, .oo
p IL :l5 midnight except Saturday night sundays
Tickets and parlorCar can b. procured at 2oi,
as ga LAO, 3o3 broadway 731 6th-ave., 26t West
ia5th.st, 1874 East l25th-s NewYork Court-st. 500
New.York Transfer Company WIN call for aud chsAk
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NEW YORK CENTRAL

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive a; and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Eoyr.b I've and 42t 81, New York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
SCHOOL For GIRLS
Musical instruction

,.o AND 1.e COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

DNINISTRArOE. SALE.
~ By MM II UONT CO.
) Wand rhlltaN'..
opposite Grand trntral Depot New York
NBIIAN HYATT. Auctonoer.
Rare opportunity to s.ure valuable SIT ~ IN" centre oi
Iryington good view = Hudson; surroundings strictly
nrstcas> the building sit" Bro'dway. At Irving
ton known tho James Acker homestead consisting of
about acrer VIII hc sold a. puOur auction on The
premise, on mt RSDAN. JUNE >. $3.50, at II a m.
By order Of DAVID CROMWELL. Adm!nstrator.
with IA" VIII ann"N.d - James Ncher. deceased
WHERE IL HIRAM IIOWE'- FAMOUS ROAD
House,
On the Grand Ocrnn Parkway. cor Rvdcr-n,e.,
Crnyr-cnd Ask Jcre. Johnson. DR.. hat Is going on
oppo site. md he will tell that Tuesday after
noon June o. he expects to sell the premises POSI-.
live nb-oiutcly nnd without reserve. by order of
william Zeci~r. Esq, 900 OF the hnc.t lots In Kings
County. Property extends from Ocean Pnrkwn, 10
Coney Island Electric Road. minutes TO Prospect
Park. J-cent fire Royni Rhode lslnnd tlnm Bake.
Brilliant Music. Free Excursion. Maps and pRrticu-
hrs Of JERE. JOHNSON, Jr. 90 Liberty ST., New
YORK. mud 3n3 EmlIon- ST. BrookI,n.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

I nimitnbic Music by the Twenty-Third ReSimcn'
Band.
Appetizing Rhode Island Clam Bake In the bix Tent
Before the Snle.
rTFrcr Excursion by Special Train leaving Long
Island CITY, and FIntbn-h Avenue, Brooklyn, "t !
o clock y. VI.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

THE RooK. OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave. 500
i pagcs. ILLUSTRATED The standard authority on
American opcr-air aInu,cments. Rules Tor sailing swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding. &c. &c. In
full al Icr copy Published by The Tribune. New.York
EntertsnLg and universally conpmented BY the press.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

HARVARD GRADUATES WHOM HAVE KNowH.
I5mo, DID,. 255 Houghton, Miiin d Co.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ISSES ELY'S

THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
a . 1oardnr end Day School for Girls. tortcth year
0nnns Sentcmbcr 25 Address for circulars, 1914
Ainr,f furnn-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
rrcornl.D rr,1. ESTATE rnANerERs-Y. Z CITY.

3.sto-v trnrrf-tS with lo'-. Nos ~ 70 S'V p''n'
-. . G-,ndaVc lot. .5Xil0 each, =. kci,c he"shy
so. .OOO.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A CLASS FOR BOYS.-Intermediate and advanced
"A. c.ades students prepared for college. law scientific
Sebooio and business. w +. CHASE. ~ west 5Oth-st
4 -CIRCULARS or GOOD SCHOOLS FREE state
"A. whether for boys girls city country. i. T.
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More and More Popular.

Each recurrence of Shaw's Saturday sales
seems to bring an increase in the influx of
business, and their every announcement at
tracts tide of trade which bears away as
tonishing quantities of goods. 1t would be
well for those who want any of those Long
Branch candy chips, which are advertised for
tomorrow, to be on hand early, as the guam
tity is limited and the demand is likely to be
large.
Messina oranges and bananas are the other
features of this sale.
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139 Spring Street.
Knights of the Golden Eagle.

The contributions are rapidly coming in,
and each day adds many new and and at
tractive articles for the tables, among which
is a fine painting donated by Miss McQuillan
and now on exhibition in f. r. Farrington's
window. A large steel engraving. from N.
johnson, commandery regalia from Column
bus, o.. large Smyrna rug from FL. j. Bal
ley & Co., and plush easy chair from the
Atkinson House Furnishing Company are
the leading donations. besides many articles
that have been contributed from nearly all
the trades of the city. The hall will be for
mally opened to the public Monday after
noon, at O'Clock. The hall decorations. Ia
bles and booths will be artistically arranged.
One of the anterooms will be devoted to the
art exhibition, which will be one of the
leading attractions of the fair. Some sixty
pictures from the most eminent artists will
be represented.
The tickets have sold beyond the expecta-
tion Of the committee, and it is assured that
this, the first fair of the K. G. E. in this city
will be a grand success,
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THE r. 3. PETrIcREw.
The New Schooner Just iBuiIt at
Eath.

The new schooner R. F. Pettigrew. whose
Launching was announced at Bath in yester-
days PRESS, is named for R. f. Pettigrew,
UnitedStates Senator from SouthDakota,who
Is one OF the principal owners. She is keel
craft measuring 1887 feet in length, 1913
feet beam, and eighteen feet in the hold,
with gross measurement of 931.23 and net
Oh oS4.67 tons. Der frame is Of oak, nearly
all OF Woolwich growth, the planking and
ceiling being OF yellow pine. She has stout
iron hanging knees throughout and her two
decks are of white pine. The masts are
clean Sticks OF Oregon growth, as handsome
timber as will be seen.
Inc cabin Is high and pleasant Astern
and on the starboard !side is the captains
room, extending half the width Of the cabin
Inc Dedstead is of ash and walnut placed
very low, with only one set of drawers be-
meath, the captain being opposed to couch.
which can only be reached by climbing upon
chair. Curtains Of light figured material
hang over it. A lounge has also been pro-
vided. presumably for an after dinner nap,
the other furnishings being a walnut desk
and the usual complement of chairs.
- ne o"iOon 10 uulSneu IN ASH, WdlHut anu
git, the capitals being gilt and carmine.
me carpet Is light Brussels. figured in fern
leaves, the furniture being covered in crush
ed plush. There are two spare staterooms
Unlike the usual arrangement in cabins,
The house comes flush against the forecas-
tie deck: The forward section is entirely
occupied by the engine house, where a Hyde
holster and gears for operating the windlass
and pumps are located. Asternlof this, on
the starboard side, is the galley with a
solid brick floor, to guard against accidents.
while opposite are the sailors quarters,
warmed by steam radiator, about the first
OF the KIND to go into forecastle.
The windlass is of the Hyde make, carry
| ing chains of II inch iron, each string SC
fathoms In length, and attached to anchors
| OF $3.50 and 3l50 pounds. The vessel has -four
| ten inch pumps and will spread about 5000
| yards Of sail. ]. S. Winslow & Co., of Port
land, are the managing owners, while Capt
| Ralph G.. Morse, of Stockton, Maine, is in
command. She will load some 1,6OO tons of
ice for Philadelphia, at this port where she
| now lies. The vessel is practically dupli-
cate of the schooner j. S. Wiuslow, built last
year for the same firm by Mr.. Rogers, the
launching taking place on May 9th and ranks
| A for fifteen years.