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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

At the Exchange yesterday No 1,018 Avenue A. on
The cast side north of Fifty-hfth-st was ofered-a
dve,tory brick tenement and lot, 23x7o. Cyrllle
Carreau was the buyer at $4,000. No o5l West
Fifty Gfh..t north side, east of Eighth ave-, four
story brownstone dwelling. lot .oxlOo, brought
so3 900 from the plaintiff in the suit. The market
ha, held out late recently, and continues hrm e'-
pecially al private sales.
The following private sales during the week have
bcen rcnorted Nos 1873 and 135 West One-hundrcdh-
T.. two fourstory brick fats, 23x63xl00, have been
oId for John D. Walton for $4,000; also No 81 West
Forty cirhth.st. lot 2I.6xlOo. Columbia College
Two and onchalf lots the southwest corner OF the
boulevard and seventy fourthst, have been sofa Tor
c't,,o has sold to Henry Morgenthau four lots IN
Riycrdalc Drive four lots in West Endave ana e!gnt
lots in West Onchundrcd ana iourth'st' ior @i'oooo
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,.copct,n pr,r ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y CITY
w NIL

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N. T. CITY
v,lcntine.,ye II : IS It . Of Garhcd.st, 5oNlOo;
2,th Ward Real Estate Association to GAO
,,arisidst s. JIG It Of Anthony.avc, 5oxl2S; ,o5o
suburban, e cor p''Ss''''' ..'...-.. 1000
southern o hou'r, c ~ nj Ward .... 1850
prSc,.Vc ~ lis Il Of southern Boulevard, oo
vai I21iaS ,'S 70 IS SSaihcrn boue. 100
Anih9nyaHs 'o p %fnStlong .'... 1915
Vaicntlnf;3y yG TO- am nv to l. iiccEman - 200
5oSiiG the 2it6 Ward Real Estate AS'Oeia' ono
GaIcd,td c,6, lU So IL 0. mS to Peter smith 272o
southern boug'i ~, Charles Wi6lcin .',.... 1850
pr~es.Syc. s. l9j u Of southern boulevard. soo
Gare G' st. - 100 It Hntnonyavc 1oNl=5i o,o
, a to 'H cor BrFsaayc a5Nioo; same oeo
,onthdrn Roucasrd > s. It Of Brigssavc ono
5oNoo -ame to Dayd tei noi,,,,rh,n,t ok LOW
Vai' iG .,'6S to NaTy Sohi u 100
southern 99le'aa IS s. b IVT Shechsn 2475
Antho3 a., cor S Ge5 1925
so',ny noalSIsrd - i45 valcntlnc.aye, 400
,,(3G anc to IIoanuel lia, ok '''OO
Bain.ride..aNe s. 100 t " Suouro'n''| 100
,a@c to Jo> }oo Southern Bouc,ad
5>ii6 ,,ac to o;sald R.n.dlS ,on,ov,rj i4oo
Haaer4i,y ,n t. NV - soa'%r% 1870
n,ln,Tdsia, 1''' n " cor Suburban.. 8sAioo; ,o,o
s,, ,,I TO- ,'.'I KS southern boulevard,
,o - Edwin l. Fdrery ......... l,4OO
pai%-d55 avn n .. -95 souta.rn boulevard. % ,eo
p,inr.de,aSc. $50 southern Boulevard. 200
H5>Ii5 same 70 Mary Augusta ,,rGte, 900
Soutt 30 h''', nam Se-on ........ 9l5
g., 70; .S ', ~ 100 r. - Of southern Boulevard, ran
:j,ico .lmr To- Kat Book ..... ..-- ..,.-,. '-V
Vaicn'iur-iNc Is r. e. OF Hoth'rn hoi'c'''u' 900
,,%c. 80 q {. Of same II3Nloo sane to Emma & 40,
SANE 100 +, W OF suburDsn,t, 5oNlio same to ,.oo
yaIcntind',tr. 10 It southern boulevard ,,7o
vaj"nf,o,,e ~ % It Of southern Boulevard .o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

the Long Island RR.
DELICIOUS RHODE ISLAND CLAM.BAkE
UNDER MAMMOTH TENT BEFORE SALE.
BKI,LIANT MUSIC by TwENTY-THIRD REGI-
MENT BAND.
FREE EXCURSION BY SPECIAL TRAIN FROM
LONG ISLAND CITY At II O'CLOCK a. VI.
FLUSHING HIGHLANDS is nigh and dry and
ud- charming views Of the surrounding count ry.
III. close tho Broadway station of the Long lsla nd
RR. nj which every OF the trains that are con-
tinuaiIy pn.,ina stops.
Flushing II eight miles from Long Island CITY, Its
Chnrc hes, schools aud stores among the best m
the Stnie. Flushing has all the modern improv cments
and venicnces including free Postal Dei,cry.a
Building and Loan Association. n Public Park
Banl.s Hotels, Gas, Water, Electric Cars aud
Iishts and efficient Police and Fire Departments
Homo seckcrs aud investors should not let this op.
portuuty slip BY of pure really choice lots mt
nuc ton prices.
All M Insured without TO TIE purchaser
BY the TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
ofNew.York. Capital nnd surplus S2,JjO,0OO.
For ma and all additional informant 0n
apply 90 JEWE. JOHNSON, Jr.. 80 Liberty Sc. New.
York. aud 30S Ealton ST.. Brookl'n-
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

N L
~ FOE
COTTAGE CITY, MASS, EOC KLAND. RANNr,IDN N''
ALL POINTS on PENOPStOI XIV liz ...-
EASTPORT, ME. AND 81. join; y d. p4A'--0A'
WITH ALI. CONNEXIONS
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA.
Can't, F. C. Miller leaves Pier -. T. T. tC!A'oh's'''
EVERY TUESDAY AT J VI.
s,.-n 49, ,o,nd atoms and l3w lAre. Freht a. los'
49,, - and No TIANSl FI,RING. Dold, rcc,' d sAy
Additional steamship, soon A. al. -e4tHs' D. -
plctet PaTt.ct lars ami Information ,,rEprrI.
y. l. NE,WnoNn" % BROADWAY. T. & =. Aseat.
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Gtdthsrs.


MEXICAN and foreign professors, tutor, gov rnrs''s
"A Of al brAncnc-. &c., supplied % c0-cr y
schools and families English, Ircnr German AID spanish
spoken. MIRIAM COYKiLi.E loo 1tn-aFr.. cor -ut4st
REST TEACHERS Amer and Or'l-g. applied
n. Tor ali branches. In all localities 10 chn'fr IEACH'
Frs WANTED. fec for registration. form Tor lamp
r. +. AVERY. American SChOo. Bureau West lith-st.
N. Y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supple. Professors. Teacher tutors. tovet"tSse'
&C. 70 Colleges. Schools and antilles. Apply TO
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG.FrLTO%. 3 UnoU square
KINDLEGAETNEE.-A gradual. from u' kr'l'
"A Bp.li- Institute with Practical ~ ri'rc' thor
oughly competent ~ English t,nIn an nHi ' o'n
for engagement. 'Atdr-- {. ". Tribune uH''.
n j. AND y y NORMAL GRADUATES vaurd flr
~ public schools ~ good -sll--- ApIl' fo " j. i IFt
Mana ..g Il Jon I,a,nrr- Nsrnrr. ]" Ae'"r fh''. y
KLCEPrKI~> WANTIp ior hirh .rao'. college, rrlt-
o. hchr-t qu1liA ttor- nud -rf.'--tu "Ai.Ii'
oncc. Sls;y. -. 600 Send copies - t".nn oiai' "
D. KERR Union I'''hcr,' AfeA-' l' A-,r Fac. y. !.
SCHERMERHoRN' TEACHErS' hgENCY. -
y Oldest and bc, known IN T.. .. 'iAb4l'h'u 1000
fa.t ith -. y Y.
vUONAS'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU nor
w both supplies urscs.Ors teacher. goVeFnrss"s
cofIInions chaffrones &c 70
college, school. ard families asn bo9Ekeeprr-. htehosrS
Dhers md 20 business rrms.
Mis- G L WERNER 900 5tha'e.. New-York CITY
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PROTECTED BY DECISION
GX8A OF SUPREME COURT,
HSE2&N NOV. 18Th, 1898
Rk2gSfionErnN
DON'T INITIATE FLAG.
TUESDAY, !JUNE ~.
n, o'clock, on the premises. West Brooklyn,
ABSOLUTE AUCTION.
WILLIAM ZEIGLER, ESQ,
65S SUPERB LOTS,
pnrt Of the celebrated
MaltGnSG Farm,
WEST BROOKLYN,
adjoining Brooklyn City Line.
The property Is splendidiy situated

a,h 3stb 39th, aO and Il 1t streets, and 9th, 10th.
11th and Fort Hamilton avenues.
Remembers the greatest in the history OF Kings
County Real Estate has been accomplished. Culvers
md RrookIyn Bath and West End Railroads have con-
nected with and now running regular trains TO
RrooLiyu Union Eleyat ed Railroad.
Dcliphtful Music by the IBID Re- mrut Band.
Ro,aI Rhode Island Clam Bake before the sale,
der the Grent Tent
COMPLIMENTARY passes 10 the grounds.
To reach West Brooklyn aud the Nartense Farm
tslc the Jth Ave. Elevated RR TO the Union depot
n, 36th al and 18th ave. There step into the Of
either the Prospect Park & Coney Island (CuI,ers) RR
or the BROOKLYN, Bath & West End RR Get of nj the
we.t Brook station. The total time from the Brook
iyn Bridge is only lJ minutes.
The property l. within IL minutes walk OF the 39h
~ Ferry or minutes walk OF the 9Th Ave. Elevated
Wcst Brooklyn is uu-ur ssed rs residential dis
trct and IL il developing n phenomenal rate. No
more de.rn bic Inv e.rmcnt can possibly be found.
On all purc base. Of $500 and upward 90 per cent.
mn re main on bond and mortgage.
Title. aun rnntc ed without cost to the purchaser.
For free pa -.e. on tho 9TH Ave, Elevated Railroad,
and IN the Prospect Park and Coney Island (Cuver's
md the BROOKLYN, Bath & West End railroads. and for
mn n. md information. apply TO JERE. JOHNSON. Jr
GO Liberty ST.. New York. and 1893 Fulton ST. Brook.
lyn.
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Ncw.York Friday, June 10.
Tho following sales were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day . =, ~. ~, We, ,,th.., n
,on o. shave lot 2ON 1903 Mary lfaduOchi '.oVoV'
5.,torv tenement with lot 80 LOIS AneaIt 100 A .
n r. ~ ijth.st lot 25NJ7S Cyre CarIeau' 9lfooo'
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5nsirurtlon.
For Young Ladies-Countiy.


D,orrr INSTITUTE short INNS, y. J..
for young A1cI .Rd HSHlRaEiEr S BAoUET Principal
- COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Fer GIRLS. ENGLEwoop.
lex. specialize fgs. Ea s. ;Sr TsIS
c ca SIN On NJ o0 dE fasiISii 4. +
MORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for
Young Women Superior %nitna,ca rpsIo5nr
and advantages $40 send fo ', EN-
JOS L. KING D. D., Pres, tolt EaNala, y. l.
II ONE scnoo5o h2% &4ESSE5S fn., and s...aa.
oe, rT%aTT c0I Location ri &iRaithl
Terms R%3 fRAT tG 9iSsii2sL i2a B.
FH1Hh fGNGo se fE1ini Fox i Under the
s 'We1 s4 t. s'SG be-. nR Sejni
MISS NJ NJ, HUNT formerly Mis- d Eia9nTTyS
wi ~ 16SSu g n!oraSon in Every department
ID We sEMINAEY.-fOr particulars address
IL MRS. S. J. LIFE. Rye y. Y.
ta aSNE r. 5 afG9 d fGE e IL Rev
ss .sS q |SF aEi1nD'' o. For ''
N?Fs AYAnLES h9AEPGG ScToo Viii F? 9
open sept. 3ih. Students prepared for college
W HASE Hfs2ns ol$H
sfsSG for Y a%G oSa c St f enter
Ms: gnRa GGhsh 4 FG4HRs Principal
xxvrsr WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
s BOD wa%s st. F M, r., H F
For Both SeXcs-County
q MARTINIQUE COLLEGE.
- SwARTuMORE. PA.
opens stf month 9th, 1890 Thirty minutes from Broad.
for leading 10 lIi,-ita Engineering
SCcnnc and Literary degree. Haalthiul 10 alton, eN;
cn.i,e gonds lujdnr, ma shops Laboratories and
iu,r,rtss For full particulars address
WM II. APPLETON, Ph. D. Acting President
Miscellaneous.
n Examinations for admission to Amherst College will
" "''' ADEIPHI ACADEMY.
Corner Of Clifton and St jane fitr's, iHooHiyni
beginning . O'Clock. Thursday. June l.? and continuing
EDWARD Is. MARSH. REGISTRAR.
4 INFORMATION wanted A. 10 tLc cost Of tuitlon In in.
tormedatr GRADE. and board from MONDAY 10 trd'y 9
or Brooklyn. Adore, EOCkAWAY. Tribune ohcc. y Y.
C,-0n00L ~ EAPt;h>siON.- thorough training
y for voice, body agl md ol~n' Oct D. summer AZ
$. :. CURRY. l53 E'acon-st. Boston. Mass
TWO SCHOLNE~rIPS FOR WoMEN.-THE HNE.
! WARD UNIVERSITY ENAMlNAIl0NN Tor
WOMTN VIII be held FOO N"w-York June 2d -. - $500
Two scholarships 81 200 and 200 'arh are "' 10 con-
ncrton win hc>r examinations For Information apply
70 tho Secretary. - East 33d-st.. Nov-Nor@ CITY.
VALE UNIVERSITY. Examinations for adui sion 70
the Freshman classes iu VA" tol'r" aii Pa" Nh'u'd
,.nci,to n Buiidnr Twcntythld' corner Foulth.ayc.
beginning Thursday. june 20. a. , a. IL.
Musical Instruction.
Y ASIo and GUITAR taught in twenty gysc lesson son
SON. /. 27O Broadway between 82d and 33d So
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.

IL EMPRESS SERVICE betw. Southampton lLonton;
p,ri.t Hanhur- New twin screw steamers Of 10000
tons and IL 500 % 10000 Horsepower.
'EEGCLAR SERVICE = 9;,Hans0,s dIe ISv
.Rnsa 80 NJ June = syc,S, 81 40 a H.. .
s,s1ert D. m June p catalonia 4 p. m. Jpf Il.
S,e,nors La We from Hamburg Docks HoboNea, Y J.
9sneriaI rates FOR physicans 10 the Berlin Congre..
II KIM no .NiI R1tAS IGEN'L PASSAGE OFFICE
PACKET COMPANY, C. Is. klS hAltpe ~
81 Broadway, New-York. ol bfosu"ss. y l.
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TICu%ItAL U7GH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
three years for both sexes, combining draw
ing and manual work with the usual studies Of high
school academy.
Monday. June y aud %, beginning az " a. NJ each Gay
Ami cauts expected to b. present hrth DAYS
The subject. f0r examination are Arithmetic. g'htn
"a, far simple cCuHCns spelling geography, United
States history. erInHl1r ana conn tlil"i
For further information or fr apple snon banh' Aps Al
the ,ien.rn Oncc II the Institute. RIVER st
~ +. Il. PRATT. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

NMAN LINE |. =. ana ho!al AldlI -ltdhIcrS
/ FOR QUIENSTowN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or NEW.YORK ....... Wednesday,, June Is . N.
fitY Of biiitIiT -. "Wednesday June %, II a n.
CiTN or CHESTER "wednesday, July ? D. m.
CiTY Of CHICAGO ... Welno.cay. july ., n 30 N
From Pier 81 y r. adjoining Chri-'olhei =, RI
and location o. rom sEC0rYP, CAIN Sgt" al -
WRIGHT s SONS, General Agents Bo"LlN'
GREEN y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

NUARLtSTON, ;. c, The South x Southwest
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier -. l.. Il. (tOOt Eoo-eyc-st.l az D. n.
SEM NOLE Charleston and ia ksony Tues June II.
IROQUOIS Charleston and Jacksonville. Fri, June %.
CHlROKFE Charleston aId jacksonville Tues, Jun" -.
SEMINOLE Charleston and >1TksonS FIJI. June y.
Al steamers have hrst-cass passenger accommodations.
Insurance under open policy ELECTED ft Of
cent. WI. L. CLYDE - '..h'iil AE'h,-
T. G.. eyer, G. E. 40 s. F P Line. 81 Bway. ny
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Tnnsatlantique,
- FRENCH LINIfIo HAVEE EVERY S,ALE RDAY.
LA BRETAGNE de Jousse!in.. Sa'.; June u 3 80 o. l
LA 6iA~cOGNE Santclli .....- SATURDAY June q a M
LA NORMANDIE. Collier. -SatpTis.. June = D. NJ
La RorRGOGNE, Frangeul saturday. July m
LA BRErAGNE d. JOusselin sat, july L. 80 p ne
\. FORGET, General Agent No Bowling Green.
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~ Work. AND CUBA MAIL -. CON-
LLOYD =. co.

y SHORT RourL 70 LoNNpoNNpr,,ry
steamers sail nom pnr foot 2ist. lioboA'n.
IANr EXPHISN STEAM l'I .. lam
SAL" wcd June Il a. m. Elbc sat. jun - No N.
i.ms Sat Jun, ~ ; 20 an Lain Wed. July - = 10
First cabin 800 and upwsri berth accordn. 2,se,,
,,o, Ss.,nd cabin and $50 berth Stf"ra'e A. 49,
49,. OI,IKICuS 4 CO.. 40. = BOVINE psfel'--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

THE LILY AMONG THORNS. study OF the BID
lical Drama entitled The Song OF songs; 10y
William Elliot Grifis, ID. 6vo. PIP; 2'4. BOSTON
and New York Houghton, Miflin d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

ped STAR LINZ AVN nn,s
sallng lol New.f'rN aHd Anl%erp I'VE, we T Iy g a N.
WEsrLKN w'dHSla" June - II N;
" CAIN Rates Fir,t Cab!n, so ana upward ,,,e,
c,lin so and 40. Excursion tickets az e4lc'' 'A
Storage very los r,,'> r..,,.. Green.
DIED I'D" LINE or STEAMSHIPS. 90,
Ii FOR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABlLLo, CUhNN'-'
tORO AND NARAt AlBO, aod
Calling at Trinidad land aid embark passengers '
From HarbccA'. pier BrookNn. IA, ~
S. VESFZU Ella ....-.... SATURDAY, June ~ O9 N.
s. PHiLADEGPHIA. WEDNESDAY July - 80 ~, p ne ne
These American steamships, specially built i0s -
trade have superior aCCOmmoQa, lonr lol P,,sf
"'-N BOULTON. BLISS 4 DALLnnLh
General Managers. II "'''s'
CTATE LlNE.BETWEEEo NE yArn hUhN'
WITH Through TIcKGIS Ar b MEpUShpl
ST ,TJ, or GFOKGI Thursday, June ~
ST\TE Of NEBRASKA ... THU. lay June 20 ~ ,at,.
Cabin pa>sagr SO u $50 accoIns = kets 70
and from part OF Europe az lowest rate ~. ,e'ch,
S"luinbia stores South Ferry brooklyn y y =" .nr,
and passasc apply To AUSTIN ALbw1N 60 nayay
AGENTS, 30 Broadway, n Y. Storage ONCE Il pV''
WHITE STAR LINE. ,oo,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL MrRs
.Teatcnic Is. II a leuonc Jqiy - so p n.
B,inn99,c tSy IVY q, P M H Nsj ste SSs m
''' PROM White Star Dock foot Of West lOthst, 40
and upward according to and locate % vor,ts
second cabin $40 and s45 Excursion TICKETS on
.seorags $40 C9mp,nys . 0ae w'ai S
], BRu CT lsMAf. As~
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.

CUNARD LINE.
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN
From P.l 80, North RNrT
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
servis Sat June IA D. m. Rothnia We'd July an.
4aa .Wd Jne 10, 80 'Umbra SAT, July 81 80
sEtrura sat June II, Seryia sat July T. ~.
Aurani. sat- June IS. pm. Gal.iaWcd, July To-
'Will not carry storage.
CABIN passage, ESQ and upward Int rmc1.at, s35 aid
$40 Storage Tickets to and from al part o. Europe
very low Fos freight and apply y
pany's olcs. Bowlnl Green NcW-Yark.
VERNON II. BROWN CO. General Agents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-16
What it Costs.

Must be carefully considered by the
great majority of people, in buying
even necessities of life. Hoods
Sarsa parilla commends itself with
special force to the great middle
classes. because it combines posi-
tive economy with great medicinal
powel. 1t is the only medicine
of which Can truly be said 100
Doses One Dollar" and a bottle
taken according to directions will
average to last a month.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-16
Ladies' Bazaar.

The Ladies Of the Methodist
church are arranging to give an
elegant bazaar during May, in
which they should have the hearty
encouragement of all our citizens.
Every lady in the city is espe-
cially invited to lend their assist
ance by contributing some way to
the success OF the undertaking.
1t will be in aid of most worthy
object, and the News will take
pleasure 10 having more to say
for it when tie plans are better
matured.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-16
MEMORIAL DAY.
The Address to Be Delivered BY
Colonel ]. A. LAinE,

Colonel ]. A. Lang
The ladies of the Dawson Memo>
ri-l S)ciety met last Friday and
arranged TOR the proper observance
of the 26th of April in Dawson.
At three o'clock in the after.
nooa on that day business will be
suspended and everybody invited
to assemble at the opera house.
where an address will be delivered
BY Colonel j. A. Laing and a pc.
en- reud by Miss Charlie Cheat
ham. The exercises will be inter.
apersed with music under the dis
rection of Mrs. E. r. Griggs. At
ter the exercises at the opera house
TIE sudience will march to the
cemetery and decorate the graves.
The Dawson Guards have been
Invited to take part in the observ>
ance OF the day.
1t is the wish of the ladies of the
society that all classes of our peo-
pie take a deep interest in making
the occasion a success.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-16
Tie Salvation ARMY.

A widespread interest appears
now to be taken in the movements
OF the Salvation Army, so much
so as to call for criticism some of
it good and some of it bed. We
have been informed by Col. NJ. K.
Light that within the space of a
week a detachment of the army
will be here to hold its meetings in
the armory of the Dawson Guards
This will will be comfortably seated
for the accommodation of the
crowds that viii attend. A de,
tachment OF the army is now ia
Sheilman holding nightly meetings
to crowded houses. Public opin-
ion is divided in regard to the
methods used by the army. New
ertheless, they carry with them tes-
timonials of the highest character
from some of the best people OF
Americas, Cuthbert and ct er
places.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-16
Sunday School Excursion.

The committees appointed bJ
the Methodist and Baptist Sunday
schools to arrange for May cele>
bratiOn for the childr IN, have de-
cided on an excursion to Richland
on Friday. the End. of May. The
train will leave here about 7:30
O'clock in the morning and return
about night. The Richland Gazette
has the following:
"The place selected for the pic
mic is beautiful oak grove a little
west of the business part Of town,
containing large spring Of de-
lightful water.
"Our people will gladly welcome
the Dawson Sunday schools and
their friends, and will turn the
city over to them. Captain J. A..
Walker, Of the Americas Invest
ment Company, 10 this town, has
requested US to say that be will
extend the hospitalities of his of
fee to them, and he will hire some
OF the hest teams for their use dur.
ing the day. Come along, friends;
a warm welcome awaits you."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-16
Resolutions of Respect.

FARNUM. Resolutions of respect
passed by the Dawson Methodist
Sunday School to the memory of
w, w. Farnum, who died March
35th, 1890:
Whereas, The announcement of
the sudden calling away by our
Heavenly Father, of our beloved
friend and school>mate, W. w.
Farnum, has made us SD and
filled our hearts with grief, and in
token of our appreciation and love
of him, We, as Sunday School,
offer the following resolutions:
Resolved 1st, That in the death
of Club" Farnum the Methodist
Sunday School has lost beloved
member.
I'd. While we mourn the death
of our young friend, anu bow in
submission to the divine will, We
can truly say, "the Lord gave
and the Lord hath taken away;
blessed be the name of the Lord.~
81. We tender the bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy in
their great loss, and commend
them to The care and keeping Of
the Father above.
4th. That blank page in the
secretary's book he inscribed to his
memory, copy of the resolutions
be sen; to the family of the deceast
ed, and also to the DAWSON News
for publication.
Sleep on, dear friend,
Again we hope to meet thee.
y hen lite>s short journeys DER /;
Yes, we hope 10 meet thee there
On Heavens eternal shore.
WALTER HoYL,
HARRY QUERY,
Dick TIMER,
Committee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-16
KATIE PUTNAM.


vac Rcyaf Entertainment sAe KM sur-
ash.
On the night OF the Path Katie
Putnam win be honored with a
larger audience than any actress
ever before in Dawson.
She will present "Erma, the
Elf and a rare treat Is in store
for all who go out to hear her.
Up to last Saturday night over
one hundred reserved seats had
been sold, and there now remain
bat few to be taken. II you wan.
one, you should go to Davis 4
Locke's at once and:b0y It.
Below are two press notices of
Mics Putnam:
Atlanta Journal: Katie Putnam
Ia the same favored favorite as of
old, and is just as bright and
SPARK ling as ever, and at the opera
house last night she furnished
splendid entertainment for a large
and highly pleased audience.
Her support is excellent, as she
will have no other. Her plays
are bright and interesting--they
always are. The company's rene
hitions are excellent. She will
not tolerate any other kind.
Mss Putnam may always be as.
sured of complimentary receptions
in Atlanta. The care which she
takes to please her audiences and
her own superb acting are points
that have won for her the conf
dence and esteem of the theatres
public.
"Erma, the Ell" will be pre-
sented tonight. If you want to
spend a couple Of hours most pleas
antIy go out and hear her. You
will not again have the Cpportubi,
ty to see such a star and play in a
long time.
Chicago Times: "Miss Katie
Putnam's appearance and first pre-.
sentatiou here of "Erma, the Elf"
drew crowded and enthusiastic
audiences. The play is cIeverly
constructed, with a good deal Of
brisk dialogue and novel situations.
Miss Putns M has a protean part
in the titular role, and displays her
remarkable ability as an actress, iu>
Producing her singing and dancing,
to the great delight of her audi.
ences.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-16
The Brick Yard.

Messrs. W. B. Gibson and J. T.
Lee, from the Information We have
received, we are lead to believe
will make a success OF the brick
yard they have established neal
the city. 1t is thought that the
strata of clay they are working
will answer all purposes for maxi
ing an excellent brick. Much Of
it is the "craw fish, which is most
excellent for building purposes.
Up to this time $4,000 brick have
been moulded in the yard.
Don't Dawson grow!