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Ocean Steamers

JAMBU RE- AMERICAN PACKET CO.
Paris. Hemhurc. New twin steamer, OF 10. 900
tons and l2 300 70 10000 horsepower
Columbia : m. juno 10 Normannia..6 a. M July T.
tsS 30 an Jun I"s g 80 my il 10
steamers leave from h2mburg Docks IIoboEen. y. J.
PACKET COMPANY, {. u. RICHARDS & co.
g. Broadway, New York IL Broadway y. Y.
OED 30" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LAGUAYEA ~ EEf0 CAHELLo. CuRACoA
Calling Trinidad to land and embark passengers and
Pier 3j' East River
-. PHiLADEipHIA .. WEDNESDAY Jul, p : 30 b. M,
s. 1 SSt Imd ThA a H 90 20, M
trade. have very sup nor accommodations for pa..engero
BoULToN BLISS & DALLETr
General Managers. II Wall st.
STATE LlNE-BETWEEN NETWORK,
WITH THRoUGM TicKE'TtS ar RfDUcED RATES
70 LIXtEPooI LONDON. DUBLGN sc
STXfE 0F %TPRAsKA haqia1s J1 9"@e 6 49, 10 a. n
Cabin passage So % $50 according . location Of
and from all part, Of Europe AZ lowest rates From per
Columbia Stores south Ferry brooklyn y Y For freight
aod pa~'asse Apply to AISrtN nALbwIS CO.; ,;,geraI
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Germ.ec June 1870 80 am. Gcrmaae July 10 D m.
RFe.9s Fl sd h Ma.c 1 1%y So 10 D.
From White star Dock. foot OF west 10th-st
second cabin $40 and fi5 Excursion ukcts en- favorable
New.York. Philade phla once: tos Walnut.st:
Z. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent.
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD \

NEHl 9llphi' hAlLROAD. y. \. {.
w H. Kk Co., l%ssee-rrains leave West 4od-st sta.
ton NcwN"rk a. Follows, minutes earlier from
foot Of Ja'--t y u CHICAGO. Detroit London. Hamilton
DO a. M - 10 - p m. ~. Louis, . 10. 3 10 pm
Toronto 20 % a. M : 10 q - p Montreal. Can.
ada Fact; a. M, 'tlp =, m Niagara Falls syracuse.
5.l1 = - !. ~ and a. II 30 a m. Tor utica only.
Kingston Saurrte, 'atsk Albany. - 80 - 10, - 55
"a ! 80 a. M. ana ~ - - - ~ p M NcWbuIg'
straw % a. M 10 - D. m. Elegant Sleeping
Tor Buffalo. Nasaih fai. Toronto. Detroit Chicago. and
st.. Louis. .Dalf. iDaily except Saturday.. Other
trains daily except SUNDAYS. "a 81 Leave Jersey City p.
X X. station. ~ ~ a m, 40 =. IoboGen, West
Sholc station. - 20 a. M. 3 40 y. For tickets.
Timetables information. apply Offices Booklvn-333
Washington 12d Ftpst Annex Office, foot OF Fulton
New York Citvl 27l, 3G3 rs ro,dWay. li3
owrry T. Park P1ce 6S West l25th.st. and West shore
stations foot Of West l2dst. and foot Of Joyst.. y. r.
Wcstcots Express calls for ard checks hot is
ard residences {. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger
Agent Nandcr1llt.ave.. ". Y.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON

Via Central r. r. Of New-Jersey Philadelphia and Read
inc !, n and Baltimore and Ohio r. Il
For PhGade gha at 80 10 . ,oo. II 30 NJ. 30.
100 80 az 2VV0o 10, SO p NJ - - nigh.
D. m. 10 ID ni'ht. 49,
For Baltn and WASHINGTON daily 90 If 40 fex
cept sunday a. m -o9 3 20 90 p. m. l. rs night
Trains leaving az 40. II 30 q. | 4 90 ! ~
80 u" - night except SATURDAY. night have sn'
ncction for Reading Harrisburg. potts,ir &c '
For Sunbury LcWisburg and Williamsnort Al, phu,
dephia, at - a. m. Il 30 Buffet Paror Gar, ~ n n,
IL 10 midnight Except saturday night SUNDAYS 4 n m U.S.
Tickets and ParlorCnr seats be- procured a, - on
Alb. ga, 40. 1923 nroiGWav ~ GthaNe oet W.;
l25thst. l3 East l25th st. New YORK 4 Conrt.s, So
Fulton-st. % Broadway BrooIlyn ''''' '"o
New-York Transfer Comp,ny VIII call for ana oh..,
baggage from hotel or residence " ~'A ''eeA
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Mem publications.
.IDNIGHT TALKS AT THE,CLCB.

deIightIu book'-IJorh I'USI" y IVI'''
MIDNIGHT TALKS AT THE,CLCB.
A'A Reported by AMOS X. FIsKE. 1omo veum
Cloth. gilt top, 81.
- very striking and suggestive little book. full Of
wisdom and thoughtulness and insight into the
deeper things of life''-Chareston News and Courier
FORDS, HOWARD & HUBERT, New-lork.
ID OOK.-French conversations idiOms. prov
- cribs, 20c sem, prepaid. by hon f. BERGER teach
er Of conversational French, Sj3 broadway, N,w.Yok.
Summer trial.
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DEN n S Wv a n a
RAILROAD.
IN AND AFTER NAY IL. 1890,
Va mons tooL ~ Dc.Dros,e, and Cortland

ON AND AFTER NAY H. 1890.
trains leave i ico% 'O0' % ana
$500 a. FAST Line FOR the wgst EgaSdS
20 a. ~, Columbus 80 a. m, Chcago 90 p 10:
d s ESq Loc Ha@ GN and enceD. sunday
1900 a. Witt 2itW.16RK AND CHICAGO LIN.
III 3. composed exclusively OF Pullman Eesaolls.
aas Observation Car. pres nting naanelal rtpor;;.
:sS as Ig aaa ESTa5 op % and i' al 'G ~
shed Jy Stationary hoTe and S mo- ae naS e " e
a.6o P sT Lotis ana GqHIcA 1870 A3D ciydSN&fi
EMPRESS. Pullman Vestb1le Sleeping Car and p.nias
Psngr co5,h ~ o to caS ana c
einnau II IS a: H.. Chicago 3 100 p m and St. Louis
$50 P. VI. THE WESTERN EXPRESS t2r all !on;s In
Sleeping Car YewYork to Pit,sbgrg. S. L93i,. c4eaeo:
Sa cea aqS M n Av: az eni Ri
e3o p m Chicago 80 p m 3eHt Gay ana s. LGli;
500 P + d E EErs. .ad pullman ve.Due
Z SiReasS; H%
ceysland s s5 oss Day . aod ch..so 7oa
ior CORY Erie he on REGIONS. Cleveland and Column.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express OF Pullman t2lies aFs
s:y except sg4d7y 1919 a. n , aFIye % va
DHns car at 500 p d., arritc Wilmington 5 D. m. :
S33 r. s. 500 5qq ss 20 F., 2G 50
my I6o ?. m SUNDAY s.i5 iad $50 a. n. tso' q
,pnsg ca and Coaches through. 500 D. daily.
FOB ATLANTIC CITY go aTous g o Rl psfo,
NILS For Cape NAV. 90 2. week days.
For Old Point and Norfolk Va NewYOrt. p '1dolDha
Norfolk Railroad 90 a. N. daily except sunday. ard
90 p. N. daily: VIA Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
2. m. weekdays.
FOR PHILtDrLPiIt.
EXpress Trains leave follows -
Dlaas Car and 10 10 ws,hiasoa Limited and II %
a. M. l. 20. 90 2 TO- co. 3 80. 90. 80. 90.
600. go 90; and 200 p NJ snd u rs night
DAYS ESPrss;, SIS $50 200 20 Li00i:s; I'd q aG ~
D. NJ. and l. 10 night. Accommodating 90 p m.
The NeW.York transfer COMPANY will call for and
heck baggage from hotels and residences.
For timetables of local trains apply TO any ticket
CHAs = PTGH J r. WOOD.
Manager. General Pas>'r AGENT.
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Auttlcn Sales of Real estate.
BENZ. =. FAIRCHILD. AuCTIONEER,
OFFICE III Bt DADWAY.
FAIRCHIiD n iOKA\
will sell AZ auct OF az y o'clock noon.


WI TTrr>-DAis JUNE i'm, $50.
% q 81 + L .oT:''..'''
At FORDHAN.
corner Of Jcrome-syc: . md iIlehbridge Eoad
policy the Lawyers Title Insurance Co. issued to
each purchaser free OF cost. -, . ,,rr,y,, o. ro,.,,,
avg Sr "aP nro ," 40 or 70 the aaclo%ecr.
DICHARD V. HARNETT ( Co. Auctmeers,
at Il o'l Sge,id mS0 Room % to O. Liberty st.
PFREMPTOEY SALE.
&c lot in the choicest part OF
BEDFORD PARK,
oath ward Ncw-YoFk City.
Situated Southern boulevard suburi an't Banbrdsc
v,, ronos a anna ils aGy tT building and having
al convenenees Of the city Is G %%9 , lT so Contra"
65 per cent may remain on bond ana mortgage at
tide guaranteed by Lawyers Title Co.. and
policy insurance issued ire . charge to purchaser
Maps at Auctonecrs'. % Lb"rty-Nt
DICHARD v HARNETT & co.. Auct onecr..
IL VIII ,el AZ auction. TN KsDAl. June %.
At 10 O'Clock noon a, The Raj Estate ENclangc and Auc
BATH BEACH. TOWN or NEW-UTRECHT L. l..
THE JACOB T.. MOORE FARM.
Consisting OF 100 lots
Seth. 81. 16TH-ANE.. MAlN-ST. (KING'S HIGHWAY.
sjTH ST. BENEFITS LANE AND BAY. 131HSr.
Ia me settled portion Of Bath Beach minutes, walk
VIA Union Il" road r5,h.avc Branch and West End T.
H. Streets opened and graded sewer and water
% per cent. may remain on mortgage on ) pr cent
Title guaranteed 10y Title Guarantee and Trust CO.;
Policy of Insurance free TO each purchaser.
c. FERGUsoN, Jkr Att'y. 20 Court St. nrooKlyn.
RE90KLYy WEsT RE999kkkYyX
WEST BROOKLNN. WEST BROOKLYN.
WEsTT BEEo00KKLyyX WEs = sE0ooKKLyYXX
GRFAT AUCTION SAFE.
COS SUPERB LOT,
NEXT r. ESDAY. JUNE Il. goo.
pass JERE Johnson Jr, 60 Liberty. st., yewYork.
and 3o3 Fulton'st.' Brooklyn.
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31th 3sih 3oth, 10Th and tI't streets and 9th 1Oih
12th and Fort Hamilton nycnnc..
Rrmcmber the greatest event in the history OF hinFs
Count, Real Estate has been accomplished. Cul'crs
md Brooiyn Bath and West End Railroads have con-
nected with aud are now running regular trains TO
RrookIyu Iuion Elevated Railroad.
DeIiahtiuI Music by the IBID Regiment Band.
Koyal Rhode Island Cian-Bakc before The sale, I'M
der the Great Tent.
Complimentary passes 10 the grounds
To rrnch West Brooki,n and the hnrten-e Farm
take the 9Th Ave. Elevated RR TO the new Mon depo
nj 36th a. and 5th ave There step into the cars Of
either the Prospect Park & Gone, Island tnVer'- RR
ar the BrooLIyn Bath & West End RR. Get on at the
West BROOKLYN station The total Time from the Brook
Iyn Bridge j. only '.3 minutes.
The proprrf, il within ~ minutes walk OF the 39ih
~ Ferry, or minutes walk of the 9TH Ave- Elevated.
We.t BrookIyn il m-urpns-cd n residential dis
,rct md IL j.. Developing NJ n phenomenal rate. No
marc dc.irn bic investment po~sbl, he found
On all purchnsr- Of $500 aud upward 90 per cent
mn, rem in on bond mud mortgage.
For free M 81 the 18th Ave Elevated Railroad.
mud n, the Prospect Park and Cone, Island fnVcr'sI
and bc UroolIyn Bath n West End railroads. and for
u,,. and Information apply to JERE JOHNSON. Jr.
lyn
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Ocean Cleaners.
Il EXCEPTIONALLY Elegant Pullman Palace
IL Cabins City OF Newly orK sailing June 49, fo sac
detained sickness Address s, lnman Line

T. EXCEPTIONALLY Elegant Pullman Palace
~ cabins on city Of s ad.s gne i ls Gr Ee
MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
"A. The only direct line to Cottage City, Mass. and Port;
l.nd Maine CONNECTING Portland with all railroads and
14ms wb 9s Gl Banso EasOo and
St. 3 very III h%a M ana Saturday, % from
East Flyer 100 % q NFft fF n AGENT a te g Dr
A NCHOR LINE. L. s. MAIL Steamships.
Els ssd So Esis$i
P SsS5a e' &A e. ic%iS
Ei6coa.. II Jam. Deyonia NIX s: s
Je o. Iooa care. caSs $40 July IL D. 900
'"O"' H3XDERsoS BRoTMERS. Gowllng Green:
CHARLESTON, 5. C., the South & Southwest
fn2 6I4bE AA2 4 Ft9HGPA xFofS
SEN E%' IA and SP une 4
EQQT0!S chastG9 ana nd E JT @D go
SHdS oLE and j%nS
Al steamers have hrst-class PASSENGER accommodations
1 lnSr'an'e uy %I 0Fc SYD5 yo &sS O
T. g. eyer P 2 Llac. 81 tFsi Bw "a Ny
CUNARD LINE
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
Call, wa T gS Is G%5r $F jsjSy 81 80
E,ruria sat Juno Il am. Serfa vat Sa JTy y ~ M
Bot6ma Wed. July g. am EtTaTia sat- July 10
vow For freight and passage apply 10 the COM
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agents
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
- FRENCH LINH1O HAVKE EVERY SATURDAY.
Company Per no A. North River. IT. Aortonst
La NORMANDlE Collier saturday June %, .. M
LA ROU RGOGNE, Frangeul .. Saturday, July D. a. m
la BRETAGNE de JOussen sat, July T. 80 y. m.
IA tfASCOGNE Santrl sat, July ID, a. m.
i. FORGET. General Agent. No Bowling Green
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOL; QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 3S, y. e., foot OF king-st.
ARIZON \ Tuesday, June L. 80 n.
Tuesday. June p :: a. m.
NEV ADA TUESDAY July ], 80 o. M
AIASK Tuesday, July 8. a. u.
WISCONSIN TUESDAY. July H. 80 y.
Cabi1 p.-,aqe $50. $50 $50 and 300 Second Cabin.
A. " NDERiiILL Co. IS Broadwav. y. Y.
INMAN LINE t. :. and Royal Mail Steamers,
4 FOR QrFETSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or SEW YORK ... -, Wedne.day June IS. a. m.
CITY OF CHESTER a.; w.dne-dtS. July p n.
ron Pier 3D. y T.. al dining Chrstophor-st. Ferry
FIiSI CABIN. 500 and up ,ari acording ~ steamer
and location o. room. SECOND CABIN, outward. s35
ami $40: PREPAID SO. STEERAGE. $50. PETER
WRIGHT & SONS, General Agent-' BOWLING
GREEN, y. \.
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W d III SKNDy HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BEiNCH, OCEAN GROVE

TNR LONG HpNNtI. OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From Pier 5, fo,t OF , R5Ge'99r.st s.-.-..
NIonVouth Un,ch Long Branch S.. M 80 10 - a m
3 a. 90 d m. SATURDAYS 900 p No.; sundays 10
a =, 'EorF lakewood Toms River and Barnegat 4 az
a. m. 3 45 D. m. SATURDAYS 100 p; m.
H., J,ih-n ocean Grove. A>bury Park Point pl. asan,
''a ~. II , m 3.f5 =. SATURDAYS 90 n n,
SUNDAYS Except ocean Grove and A>bury Par at 30
IN.
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DrHCAN a -IiIR,IER.

ON mr pt. misses.
or 1c3 W. llh..t. Nev.York.
1s,le- guaranteed Pos tho TITLE GUARANTEE AND
rHi.~I COMPANY - Ncw-Ncit
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ronto and princIpaI lont. !, !, ~ 'II"H


" tOOI o. LIB trN ST.. NOKrH RGNIE.
Time lahl, ot Jun" l". $50.
go q. w. fo' lmiuttnu. id~l"t h ID 'hrtl Allen-
| Town Nagch Chunk " er-oarr.. >.rinr!H reading. lar
-..nrc IauIqul. Shnmo,u. >.rtpr ..-hlr-. Will
an-.o SUNDAYS frg Ea,tou b thoh n. Allentown n.
Nlu.n huns, " I.ha-hdIr. Ift = rtHtNr.
80 e. uI lur li-h Bridge Branch 1ut Ia-fou.
%. phi. Remington. Il~t0u Bethlehem Allen.
town and N1u,h chunk. Nn Sundays ION llNr lo, NJ
onc. iaston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Maurh Chunk and
- and 90 a. 3D. for F..us,on. Lake Horatconc.
la-.Du B.tlI,h.m Allentown Ntu,I chunk Wlt'-l ARA
riutou .ltl- Harr~bul. potf-Niil. Tlnalua >ia-
~nlmo,iu SIupury. LcWi~hur-. Eagles N0r'. NllaIs-
port Through l'GFet P1rior car to Nilltam>noit.
D.. d.. tI.m uefou f.tbr tiofat,uug Fl.tHn,
min. y, ,i.ufoo, N,u.b ,,tuf, r. ,f.Dr U,-r .hurr
potsNir ON sunday for E>toI, b, hl,hcm. Al'n-
own Nauch Chunk and Pot'-A .iiH
3.f5 p. %. for ra-fon Brih.h,m. Allentown. Nauch
huuh Reading. Harrisburg, .Ae~oar', scranton. Tam
aqua. Shauthin
30 p. NJ. Tor Femnston. Lake uolatcong Eas,on.
y athlchsm and NlautOWu.
; 30 D. M. for Soucr,ilc aud Fl,mnston.
- D. Tor E1-ton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Nauch
chunk kcadiu2. iarri>hurg So. >rit1', 70 30 D. IA.
30 y. 3D. for Ia>tou bethlehem. 2nd Allentown
For Rcd Bank. Long Branch. A.btw PARK Ocean ,rots
and ron, Pleasant 20 : 10. y - =. onoo 80.
90 n. sunday trains do not stop 40 oc'.l "HoNe Or
For Atlantic Highlands. Via Ma;sVan and Keyport 20.
Is. 10 30 a. M. 30. 30. 30 80 D. m sundays
zoo A u. 90 p. m.
For Lakewood. Tom, River and haih'eat So : ID
For Atlantic city, Vneand and Badgeton, 80 a. M.
For freehold $50. SIS. III a. M. 100. 40.
For Psrtb Amboy 80 600 Is. 10 30 II IS a. NJ.
20. 90 30. 90. u o.lV' ''' P' M sundays.
. m u ~.
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TUESDAY, JUNE -. 1890.
1890 T.. W.. on premises.
LOCO ELEGANT LOTS.
sy order of WILLIAM ZIEGLER. Esq.
FLUSHING HIGHLANDS,
FLUSHING, |. l.,
TUESDAY. JUNE -. 1880,
at 1890 p. W., on the premises.


Within three minutes walk OF the broadway station of
the Long fslnnd RR.
DELICIOUS RHODE ISLAND CLAM-BAKE
Under MAMMOTH TENT BEFORE SALE.
BRILLIANT MUSIC BY TWENTy-THTRD RRGI-
MENT BAND.
FREE EXCURSION BY SPECIAL TRAIN FROM
LONG ISLAND CITY At II O'CLOCK 4. VI.
FLUSHING HIGHLANDS Is high and dry and
cha rming views OF the surrounding counry.
II il. close TO Broadway station ofthc Long Isn nd
RR nj which every oil the trains TINT
tnunIIy pm sing stops.
Flushing il eight mile. from Long Island City. Its
Cburcb schools aud stores are among the best In
rho .tate Flushing hns al. the modern mpro
md uvcncnces, including free Postal Delivery.
pu,dina and Lonn Association. n Public Park
Rnnk. Hotels. Gas. Wafer. Electric Cars aud
I;ah,. and efficient Police and Fire Departments.
uomc seekers aud investors should not let this OPP
portu,i,y sip by purchasing realiy choice lots nj
auction prices
All insured without expense to the purchaser
h, the TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
of NewYork Cnpra and surplus $500, 900,
For mans. free and all additional information
npnIy IN JERE JOIiN-ON Jr, 90 Liberty ST., New
! ort. and SOB Fulton sf Brooklyn.
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Eflu iOantco.

" DEFINING & co. WANT COMPETENT MEN
For RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS IN THEIR CREDIT
AND DELIVERY DEPARTMENTS.
rvprprxcrn MEN NEED ONLY APPLY BY
LETTER. BROADWAY. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
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q hIccOil,h Garden city ~ WONT asa. EaII.
- lOCnUlH road and manufacturing centre nnc
T3SH power. rich agricultural iand> mines iuub
uVH etc. prosperous cItl ana rich country. Fun
',r ular- including beautiful book .NfI~~DII.N IT,.
ri -TEATTD." SENT FREE upon lpp,ntI0u TO
tAIIiCIIiiD. CORNISH ~ co., N-souIn Won't.
N ORTIAND.- tl"uhatru Par, j. one ~ prrttlrSt
/ additions 10 the city. Values advancing rapidly
ul,ldng for -ar 40 down and 80 per month. 40
taN">. sure 70 lutfta~" 100 MT Ia IN
urxt year. For full particulars, maps. etc. mfor
nation. address - ....
REED SIBRAY, Portland. Oregon.
ID ARTGES WISHING to buy or rent hot,l or cottages
/ Block Island Tor the season. address II. ).
MILLIKIN. Real Estate Broker Block Island. II l.
S.CARBOROU GHO III DSON.-To rent. for the sum
- months hou-" with 10 stable ana Two
of lard pleasantly located about nv minute Rom depot
and nity minutes from NN-NoiI: terms moderate. Nd
drrs- K T.. -. Boz J. Sctrhorp. y. y.
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Drn GOODS
Dnsinfss Chances.

HH- OOOC APITAL WANTED in one OF
- ZO,eUUD he LARGEST established businesses IN new
DIRK cit, to extend tn, business IN new qife'uio M
hear the closest Investigation. Address H. H.. T. " Dun
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~o1tp,CNIF CF\FRAIF Tra1satlantioue

- FRENCH LINH1O HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY.
Compaiy's Per now 40 A. North River IT, Glortonst
Ia NOKihNDiF. Collier saturday June 2s, D.
LA ROU RGOGNE, Frangeul 700. Saturday, July D. a. m
LA BRETAGNI. de JOussen sat, July T. 80 y. M
IA tfASCOGNE. Santcl ...... sat, July 10, a. m
u. tOKGET. General Agent no bowling Green
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IL nor ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Salu, fof New I,fH md Antwerp weekly -
WtNTl.RNINND .......... W 'dnr-aay. June H. a. Jul
W Al.~I.ANI WEDNESDAY. JUNO -. q. ~,
C,1m Rates, First Cabin $50 AMI upward. Second
cabin $50 and go. iNur-on tickets al reduced rae'
S',rrtcr at very loss ~.
PETER WRIGHT 6 S. ~ Gcnl Acts. O Bowling Green
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VEW-YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
y FOE
COTTAGE CITY. MASS. EOCKLAND BANGOR AMP
ALL. POINTS ON PENOrSCOT RIVER.
EASTPOET. ME-. AND 81. JOHt y B.. DIRECT.
WITH ALL CONNkCIIONS
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA,
Capt, /. C.. Miller, leave, Per 49, L. r. )Cln'on.'th
EVERY II ESDAY AT , p VI.
superb accommodations and low far. Fr' ght az low
-, NJ. ana 80 TIsANSI EtEINot food, receNod daily
Additional steamship soon a, Arrangements ar CON-
plrt.I IIrtlcrltf, ana Information. ,,.-,.,r,,
Gen.. tf,r,c'r' 20 bt'ApNA1. r. & =. Ageat.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-16

lotli SsSvIso,ctf SI2,soSs-tO
The decrease in Jefferson was S49s ,652,
and i'm Madison $f23, 1s4. The rate of tax
alton i'm the several counties was as fol-
lows: Bcaverhead, % mills; Choteau,
1880; Custer, 23.GO; Cascade, 11.75; Daw-
son, "a; Deer Lodge, 1850; Fergus, ESQ;
Gallatin, 17.GO; jefferson, n Lewis and
Clarke, 1910: Madison. 10: McaRher 1880:
Missoula. 1850; Park, 1910; Silver Bow,
IA: Yellowstone, 25.1O. Cascade shows
the lowest rate and Yellowstone the high
est. Vital statistics are encouraging. The
baby crop was very large, and the gain i'm
population by natural increase bodies ex-
cecdinRly well for the future. Silver Bow
is the only county in which the increase
WINS in the cemetery.
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CAUTION If AT A DISTANCE.

On arriving ut the depot come q one; To- The
for pr. Jacobs, Nos. ioi To ms south Ihir.
teenth street, first building north Of Willard
Hotel. Remember on starting tn take our exact
address. ther-b! saving trouble. delay ar serious
mistakes.
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Disc AsEs OF WOMEN A SPECIALLY.
UNfAIiING REMEDIES.

Having successfully treat.si SO many cass-, We
can safely say Of our medicines that they are un
failing In their remedial effect: that we now pre-
Scr be them with the same confidence In their
efficacy that We would give bread and beef To a
starving man To satisfy his hunger.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-16
MANY MEN ARE TROUBLED

With too frequent Eyacuations Of the Bladder,
weakening the system In y manner unaccount-
able: Eventually CAUSING death. This " the
antees n speedy cure In all such cases.
All communication confidential. Medicine or
INSTRUMENTS sent by NAL or express, securely
packed, no marks to Indicate contents or sender:
One personal interview preferred. Call and
consult us or send history OF case. and we will
BOOK To MEN FREE
Upon Sexual, Special Nervous Disea SEES. Impo-
tency, Had Blood, elect and Saricocele.
DIR. Jacobs is highly on accoun.
OF his honesty OF purpose and profound knows-
edge. He deserves all Encouragement and con-
ndencc. Consultation free.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DlSEASES.
The kidneys are the only organs in the body
which purify the blood. Any disorder affecting
them Is always DANGEROUS and serious, because
IL prevents them from fully cleansing the blood
Of the waste and foul matter, the uric acid. II
suffering, see DIR. Jacobs.
Nine persons out of every ten have experienced
some form Of bladder trouble, either fniamma-
ton, catarrh or gravel. Unless removed, years
Of suffering and death may follow.
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braces FOR pEFOEMITIEs.

BKACES FOR DEFOItMII
We make = speciality nj braces, Appliances for
Defornities and Trusses, Club Feet, Survatures
Of spine, Piles. Tmnors, Cancer. lnhalation,
Paralysis. kidney, Bladder, skin and Biood and
all Surgical Operations.
Disc Asses Oh WOMEN A SPECIALLY.
Book, circulars and question list sent free. for
stamp, ON Nervousness, Constipation. Neuralgia,
Lncorrhura. Pain in the BACK, frolapsus Uteri.
Piles, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia, Skin Fin.
pies, and AL Blood Diseases.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-05
AN EXCELLENT SERVICE.
The Want of Which New Haven
Feels SOrely-But Her Sister City
Bridgeport is More Enterprising.
d. L..

Feels SOrely-But Her Sister City
Bridgeport is More Enterprising.
The Bridgeport ambulance corps has
now been in existence a little over three
years and has more than met the anticipa-
lions which existed when it was established
July 8, 1888. Up to July of the present
year 218 calls have been responded to, and
Twenty-Five since then. And a number of
people undoubtedly owe their lives to the
efficiency of this service, which is under
the supervision of the board of charities.
A dispensary is also run in connection
with the service and many poor and un-
fortunate people are attended to yearly.
The service is nearly or quite self-sustain-
ing.
The ambulance corps consists of Messrs.
William j. Hawkney and Stiles H. Whit
ing, who are in charge of the quarters,
and who alternate with one another. One
of these gentlemen ID always on duty, and
responds to any calls, day or night.
Driver David Jack, who for nineteen years
was driver on the fire department. and
who most of the time drove steamer 5, was
appointed to this position on account of
his fitness for the place. He is an exceed
ingly careful driver, and thorough horse
man generally. There is also connected
with this service Consulting Doctors. Os-
born and Hoyt, who I've in the immediate
vicinity of the quarters, and who are
called on when their services are required
in extreme cases, etc. Messrs Hawkney
and Whitney attend to the other cases,
and when necessary take the injured to the
hospital or to their home, IS the occasion
requires.
There are three ambulance wagons and
three horses connected with this service.
The wagons contain stretchers, surgical in
struments of. all kinds, splints, bandages,
etc., ETC., and are always ready for USE It
seems strange that New Haven, much
larger city, does not have some such ser
vice. The want Of one is severely felt a
great many times. In every city where it
is in vogue it has always given excellent
satisfaction.