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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25
CENTRAL R. II. OF NEW-JERsEY
FOOT OF LIBEkTY-SI, NORTH RIVER
mr. TILL IL

IL,
Time Table Of March 25, 1891.
80 a. N. Tor Easton, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre.
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg Tamaqua Shamokin Sun
bury. Wiiamport On Sundays for Easton Mauch Chunk
Wiikesbarre and Scranton.
80 a. m. for EasOn.
100 a. m. for Easoon and Maueh Chunk. On Sundays
EastOn Mauch Chunk and ShamOkin.
S:45 a. m. for EastOn. Mauch Chunk Wfkesbarre.
Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg, POttsyue Iamaqua,
ShamOkin, SunbuFy WiamspOrt Through coach
leo D. m. daily for Easton, Mauch Chunk. Reading.
sburg, POttsyte &c on Sundays for Iamaqua also
3:4j d. m for Elston, Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harris
burg Wlkesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua, Pottsyie Shame
80 D. IN. for Easton and Allentown.
5:45 d. for East0n, Mauch Chunk Reading, Harres
burg, sc. Sundays at 80 p. ~.
80 D. m. for Easton and Allentown.
For Atlantic Highlands, at As Sl5, IL :l5 0. N,
80, 30 = 100 D. III. Sundays 100 a ln 200 D. m.
For Freehold, at AS, l5, IL l5 a. m, 80, 80.
For Long Branch and points south Point Pleasant:
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, o 100 H. 400
For Red Bank. at AS. SAB II rs a. n 80 400.
90 no 100 D. m. Sundays 100 a. m, 100 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 4;45 is a. H. 80, 4 20, ) 10 p. NJ sundays,
100 a. m Parlor cars az 80 20 10 p M Sun
For Toms River, Barnegat PARK and Barneeat 4;'s
FOR Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridgeton, a. $40
a. I For Monmouth Beach and seabrght. s:i5 Ills
4 90 n
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Droposlls.

ID ROPOSALS FOR COAL FOR THE NAVY
/ YARD NORFOLK, VA.-Aprll 10 1s9l-sealed pro-
tOsas Endorsed Proposals for Coal for the Navy Yard
Norfolk Va De opened April % 1891 - viii be- received
WASHINGTON, D. T.. until - o'clock noon Apri - 1891,
the Norfolk Navy Yard 00o tons btunlnous coal The
coal must conform the Navy standard aud pass the usual
naVa Inspection. Blank proposals will be furnished upon
application the Comandant OF the Navy Yard the NAVY
Pay Onlce Norfolk. Va, 20 the Bureau Tie bids all
reserves right waive defects 70 any all
bids advantageous to the Government. Ed.
WIN STEWART Paymsster General u. S. NAvv.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

ROlAL Bit = LINE. -.
Tor PHILADELPHIA at 4 30 40 100, IL 80 a. m 30
90 a ~ 90 100. 600, Z ,. m, l. 10 nlgnt
SiYgSSDXYS 8 co. il 100 a. In.' 2oO $3.50, 500 o"V
p For Baltimore and WASHINGTON daily oo u 80 n vita
p1 90 u M II 10 night. Dining Can on o Ne
train sundays: -.,z ,t.2o q M 1.2o 4,oO 500
90 ~ 10 IL night except Saturday hisht, SUNDAYS
90 y % 100 D. n have connection for Reading ha
For sgnbu and %omsp p va 30 ph d. Is S ND
a. m t:oVt Saturday night. sundays. 500 D. n ,
And orfo ies 1873 f BFoaJS S y07 s7 5ays
~ 29i,t iS5tH'st. 1871 East l35th-st New.fofk;
2O4 MesO 900 Eult0n-st. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn: -.
CoEtt,s1 VII Transfer Company VIII cal Tor ana eAeeA
49, y. ron hotel or residence
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liverpool, April q, 3:45 p. m-Bccf in fair demand ;
extra India firm 40 S2s Cd. Pork In poor demand
Hams in fair demand. Baeon-The demand Is improving
city strong at 27s. Cot;onsecd oil, Liverpool rein d.
strong at 23s. TurpeGtlne ond rosin in poor demand
Iard-S'ot and I'm poor demand; prime Western
spot and April steady az 3is: May and June STEADY a.
demand; futures in good demand mixed Western spot
easy at 6s Sid April easy at 6s Sd May easy at
IS 7i2d June easy at Gs I'd Hops at LontOn-Pacilc
Coast-There is nothing Offering.
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RAILROADS.

0:1OA. M-fAsI NAIL. FOR Albany Utica, Syracuse,
1900 4 II. @CHic&Go VESTfBULE LIMITED. due
1880 a. -wGsTEEN DAY ExpREss-Daily except
1900 S,u Noon. SOUTHWESTERN yEsTIBULED LIMIT
Due at Detroit at 8 10 M, Chicago 100 p M, next
a.6 S5S p. M.-rAsr WESTERN ExpREss-Due Chicago
G:a5 T = S NJ C@llAD5iiKoSD&CR AND MoNTKEAL Elk.
1886 ''rI 2, VI BUFFALO AND NIAGARA LIS
a,ti p. M.-FAsu ST LOUIS AND CHICAG, Elk.
" fI;ElSS-Due indianapolis IL 20 p H. next day. st.
Fls LRGii 'G [NEwBURGH, PoUGHKEEPsIE RHINE.
GEE M Is 49, 355 F6 rs p 3 also for P0uSR
keebse p zoo noon, u 80, a So 500, 80, 9?i5
ALBANY95 70 4 10 10 90 dd no 1925 ~ AZ TX ~ 100
rRoY-j7 As, $40, 10 90 TO 80 II 10 a c12 go
UTICA AND SYRACUSE i 49, 9;dO, 10; 100, tI0:S9
RoEdESTEGdRzos1gO 1900 TO 80 oS DaT 100 noon.
BUiFFiHLoUG TO- 1870 Fl flo 80 a M, Il 90 nOOn so
x1{G ?9 - A2 2!2 10 10 co. 10 80 m 70 90 noon
ADIE?9ONGD;S0CGK S}6t&iiAPHs AND MoNrREAL-T AS
CAFE v iN 2i f2r M M Is af AND oswEGoon5
=; m, ~ 90 night; also for Oswego. 9lO, 1000
AuBURS' GENEVA AND CANANDAIGUA-o1o 10 :OO
BERRS 81 a. ' i TT l VA M HARLEM DTIvisIoN-
oF 5Sk:. a and s5 1S Sleeping Cars apply ss Grand
FaTS Plsss 81 wsst 25Gs sst6ss s,9S S Ys%
Westeos Express calls for ana checks baggage from
hotels And RESIDENCES throug3 e dstinsSa arov Ohio,
IL 90 noon 'f'53 go Hs &c. 25 p m, aud
i2G9 %dGg9 i!92 q l3't SSfSes Il pANIELs
GEM raj Manager Cien'l Passenger Agent.
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y EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il .ssrxaER TRAINS leave foo. Of Cortland. .a

a. sSrNGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cerland' S'
M for sstngton and ATE pSn Ru,s
10 D. for Geneva Lyon ne local points Chair
sap To- Lyons and pullman car 70 gtermedats points
ia m for L. aud p. Junction anu 'n''iH'' ~ ''
Chair car 10 Maueh Chuh and tn,ermedlate nts Cns!f
,ar 20 rSS,nkbannock Connection " heaomS A''1 ~
ou Al M for Emlra and principal inermeo,s.e poss
Chair car to Wlkesoarre ana Fu''''1H ''''N'
4:6o p M i ear To- Mauch Chunk. ,...
ave pin n m for Mauch Chunk ana hVarmeuSS0 l'N~~
Cohnect0 for Geneva Lyons, Emira Rochester B11ns
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons anu o''p"''
nrai,s leaving at M II a. p M anu ~
'raSneet Tor ali points MahonOy and HaEelon e'A
regions crNnAv TRAINS
$40 A. m. for Maueh Chunk Ha5elton ana inter,nS I,s
points and IL a. IA Tor shenahdoah anu ih"
10 n m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pons...
~ FOR Geneva Lyons, Emira Eochoster, BNnNs
and DE West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and suspeA'''
BRUCE General Eastern onlce. OBS broadway
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Enst am fonno

r OsT.Bank hack No 1856 on Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank Any person having claims upon sad BOOK - dsy
upOa b. present the 10 the bank within thirty u{s
the said book will declared cancelled anu eAHh
guished and new Issued In lieu thereof
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Authon Sales of Zeal estate.

49,
DICHARD V. HARNETT & CO., Auetoneers,
IL Will sell at auction,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %.
at IL o'clock noon, the Real Estate Exchange and
Auction Room, 50 &c 60 Lbery.st
BY ORDER OF S. II. BACON,
pot Of ground 100x221.7 feet. divided into eight
lots twO-stOry and attic frame dwelling (illed in
with brck), with tWo-stOry extension, known as
NO. 800 WASHINGTON AVE-.
between GREENE and LAFAYETTE AYES, Brooklyn.
rare opportunity to secure choice plot of ground
in an unexcepdonable neighborhood.
This is the finest piece Of unimproved property ION
Hill" Brooklyn.
Mans at auctoneers II and 70 Libertyst
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DELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND

WESTERN RAILROAD n
Shortest Line. NesuOuled Pullman Ioachos,
n-BuraIo and Oswego expie,s va LStrsUa Ios
Gap StIoudsbure, scranton, Blnghahlton OWeso
Ithaca, Mayerly klmra, Cornng Batn DahEnie, Sher
burne. Waterville Rlchfod Springs, Utica NY MOTIFS,
Greene, oxford Norwich snd syraesse luton aia IN
teunedae stations Conneets nc scranton WIZ trains Tor
hNton, Wikes6arre. Danyile, ana Northumberland AZ
BuualO with trains for the West. - 49,.
20 n. m.-BinghRmton Mail, Via Boontcn 49,
y. m.-Bingtanlton and Eimiro Express Tor water Gap
StrOudsburg, Scranton OWego WaNery &c connecys
Scranton with trains for Pttston' Kingston ana Wilkes
no D. m.-serantou. wlkesbarre and Plymouth Ex-
press. ,. . 49,
80 p. H. (dayl.-Dutalo Limited Express, via Patet
som Tor Stroudsbarg, scranton, Bnghamton 0weGo va
verify, LlmTa, Corning, Bath, Wayland DabsVnIe Nv
Morris, &c, wing In Buffalo at $50 a. M
(duily).-BuftalO Utica and OswcgO Express fof
stroudsburg, scranton Binghamton Cortland syraen;e'
fulton, Greene oxford Norwich Sherburnc, WaterNls.
i;chned springs, OIL points Buffalo division;
connects with trains for the West
~ EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
" RAILWAY.-Trains leave West 42d-st as follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot Of Jay.st 80 m.
for Mdtletown, Ellenvlle. Liberty, Delhi norwich,
Oneida, oswego Chicago 80 p M for Campbell, !aIl
town Lbery, Walton, oneida. central Squars, oSwego'
Rochester. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis
Daiy All other trains daily except sundays Ticket
tme-tables, BIB broadway. j. g. ANDERSON, General
Passenger Agent 10 Exchange Place. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25
pnpnSAIS EnR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

Il II
THASSPORrATION.-De Department Of the Interior
once Of indian Affairs, Washington, April 1871 sesed
must be submitted separate envelopes Bacon, Flour
Clothing or Transportation, etc. gas tho case may De
and 81 Wooster.st New.York, Will be received until
D. M Of tuesday May 1871 f0r furnishing n6o t Sne
nds Reef on the hoo 1000 900 pounds Beef 800 900
bounds Bears 81 OOG pounds Baking Powder 100 GOO
onS rs 90 pounds feed 10000 pounds Hard Bread
70 0 poHnds Hominy 80 600 pounds Lard 600 barels
10 Geo Bounds Rice % 600 pounds Tea $1,000 pounds
Coarse SAT- l6UOO6 pounds Fine SAT- 900 bounds
Ns5' Blankets Wooden and Cotton Goods consisting IN
part of Ticking 1900 yards STANDARD caIco l S,3
IN 001 yar1 DENNIS 20 900 yards; Bingham, $4,000
YARDS Kentucky Jeans a 3 zoo Hh sNcStd 2 sSS
1a IS 900 yards Hickory Shrting . 600 yards Calico
sHg 5000 yards W9sy Med SS ysEpp
hooks etc long list Of miscellaneous cles slch
Harness I piSTs foF the service TO- be delivered az
Chicago Kansas City, and Sioux CIV Also iof suen
bS Pacific Coast with California brakes. delivered a
Sa1 rToncsco Also transportation for such OF the ar
s goods ana supplies tat may not be eqarae aSs d 5St
on Government blanks Schedules showing the nds ana
md school and the and quantities in gross OF all
other goods and articles ogether win Dlah proposals
conditions be observed by bidders time ana pace Oh
routes and all other necessary instructohs VIII De iur
nshed qP09 ~ aSa 81 %oo 6s the COm
mssares OF subsistence A. az Gneyene' S nd Ssn
Francisco the Postmasters at Sioux CITY, Iowa Yank;
1on 5. Dakota; Arkansas CITY Saaweh IoIT a anu
Wichita Kansas and Tucson, Arizona me rgnt Is re-
served by Government to reject any ana al Dds OF
any part any bid ana these proposals are invited nnder
PToyo0 s ds viii be opened at the and day
above stated ard bidders are nyted TO Dc present at ns
" certified checks or drafts upon some United states
Depository or ee @ cent Of the amount OF the proposa
Il. J. MORGAN, commissioners
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Conn.rn Boar0.

5, UMMER BoARD.-On heights above Rondout; large
GEORGE II. CLARK. Rondout n. y.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. y CITY
- :. q = 100 q u q Of zth.aye. oSN73.7Xirreg;

2S'hse s. , LOO ~ w 81 80 oO
12lst-st s. $50 IT Of issaVe, ZS Raeeb 1900
beth A Herring and others 10 Safah baChc-' ia 5Os
Same property Bach TO H lsrael ana mo- or
2istst $S Il # Sd sn,ave iioAoo.o 1906
156thst IA 5 1911 # W OF Washln gtonaSv, -, 1Ec
100 George KurZsand wife 70 Anthony stump 60
Same property: Anthony stump TO hate ~
Moheran.aVe corner OF Samuel'st loo'%A'''
Iobn Stacom 10 Julia NJ Morgan =.
37th.st No 2lS West; Henrete BickelhouP' !" on III
71t Fa cor is7tI-st. lOOxl26i Richard - sot
Deeves and wife 70 John Wild Aoo0'
Chambers-st n s. 9711 It Of Wilsm-s ofNof'o' 40 Oh
Peter Il Olncy. referee, TO JACOB y eN ~
1O6tb.st : $50. It Of 9th-ave, 3IoXlVOIi * sot
Clifford Potter to Hy X Gilman 90 ''
Auserdam-avc W :, 52.2 It n OF SOul.sI HoAo-' 1sc
robert and Joseph Gordon 70 Lena oolon w. NV
Anhonyaye corner n S MST To II Hamilton 1000
1lethS $ p IT. OF od ga ts to wagner s1Oo
1lGthst 50 n f. s Sf Essrne'o,a'v 6o75
14hst 80 # ro OF ' E%;jc6 2588
Th0mpson;st No I9' TO IoSn y Kauehfan 405O
1o5thst s. 20; zoo n 3 0I u pooly 500
9th ave centre line corner Of 137th-st " ,c,
n : Townsend and wife 20 Deerlng, z part oo'
Ifnion-aye G > 1914 It n of Denman Pace, IoM -.
l25; Rosanna and VIM Il NeNihs 70 L u De'A'l A@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. \. c. &
w H. r. r. Il. Co., LcSsee.-Trains leave West i2ess
S,tlon New York; FOL Ows, and - minutes earheS o
10 fynt on Jay.st NoNYOrN Hamilton, LonGOu, pe'es'
and Chicago, no. a. m. 'SlS p; ma .slS p: N,
- IL psm Buffalo, Rochester, Suspension BFdge NtasS
va Balls Utica and Syracuse so, 10 l5 M, , Ia
tsn 10 3 SO. =; i is, 1915 all 80 90 IS IS ,1s
~ liz n m Ca.sAill and Albany 80. = rs, 10 10
ali 80 q. m. si:o0 5 10 'slS D. m Crlnston Ws,
pog ali SHT 81 a. M Il :5 81 90 80 .6iS SIS % 81
~ ii as D. m Montreal and Canada Ea.t, rs n.
* * m Elegant sleeping Buffalo Nag1fa fas
Detroit Chieaso aad =. Lop, OF az ,hrGopSa tsas
IeaVe HlOnAivn, VIA Brooklyn Annex; alOs5uoa N .
"A 90 n m Jrsy City ?. r. r. Stllol IL 20 q. M
3 go % m sDa'N Daily. excep, satnrdiy NJ o,h,'
srStos Paiv except SUNDAY For tickets. Timetables, ~
ior and sleeping sccommodatons or III rnaoa aply
atices. Dro0klyn-3SS Washncton-st. 726 Fulton y,
nov office loot OF Fulton.s, NewYark Cttv-i, S9S 80
o.o OF Broadway 1iS powery. 10 Park Place, ~ w
-, ., Iav :, Nov. pt,- - r's'''''rT. GenefS
Passenger Agent. vanderbIit-ave.. NewYork
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OIL MARKETS.

Oil City Penn, April 2-National Transit certificates
opened at GS7sc highest 6Ssc; lowest GS14c closed
cs1ic. sales 5000 bbs; eitaIancc' 10000 bbls ;
Plttsburc Penn, April 2f.-PetIOleum dead National
certificates opened at GSc closed at GS2c high
est, GS3lc; lowest, GS2c.
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Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
IN York CITY. March &c. 1s91.-Seaed proposals; N
duplicate subject to usual conditions wl be reeeyed hd
furnishing az this depot the Tor iron barrels
hods oil, rope, &C. &c. specified on scheoue sna
Gives full information TO be and had az thus once
ds for delivery az other points will also be entertained
The United States the right TO reject any or
proposals. any part thereof 70 accept as may DC
advantageous 70 the Department Preference VIII Dc B nd
articles Of domestic production MANUFACTURE
lions Of quality price ncuding in the price OF forg
produc lions and manufactures the duty tereOh DenS
equal Envelopes containing proposals shorld De MARKER
proposals Quartemasters stores 70 be opensu ApI
%, 1891" and addressed to ALEX j. PEkhf' ASST
Quartermas ter General. L. 8. A.
CONTRACTORS and Manufacturers will find
~ proposal advertisements Of National state ana
Municipal authorities building committees, as wen
as imuortant news OF projected work all parts Of the
United States Canada not elsewhere previously pup
iished in THE ENGINEERING RECORD lpriOr 70 1851
The Sanitary Engineer, New-York. Sold by leading
Newsdcaers everywhere.
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PnpoSALS FOR FREsH VEGETABLES,

ID ROPOSALS FOR MESH VEGEIABLEo,
l -OnIce A. c.. S., Willets Point, N. Y H.. March
IS 1s0-Scaed proposals in trlpcate subject 10 the
usual conditions win be received at this Office until
presence Of attending bidders FOR furnishing and dely
Denartment o. S. Army Wlets Point, n. y. H.. for
issue TO troops during the fiscal year commencing
Julv 1891 Proposals must be enclosed In sealed
yeiSpes marked Proposals for Fresh Vegetables and
sddessod to the undersigned The Government
the right to reject any all proposals Preference will
II" Given 10 articles domestic production, conditions OF
ya7tv and prce dncudng in the price o. foreign pro-
duetons the duty thereon being equal The vegetables
G const M notaoes and onions be in good wholesome
condition Samples be furnished. Full information
can be obtained by application to this once GEO A.
1TNrN TJeutenant Of Engineers A. g. S.
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N0NTRACTORS and Manufacturers will find
ID ROpOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND

MUTTONonice Of the Post CoTmis'ay OF, Of Sub Sub
posais in trpcate subject to the usual conditions With
copy of this advertisement attached. will be received az
fhts office until IL O'clock noon Thursday, the zoth
day OF May 1891 and then opened for furnishing ana de,
Verng from the block at the Subsistence Stofehouse AZ
this post fresh beef and mutton required by the sub
Department u s. Army for Issue 20 troops our
be accompanied by guarantee signed by two responsible
persons the guaranorS to justify IN the sum OF g. 900
proposal accompanied by such guarantee VIII not De
considered The United States reserves the right 10 re-
iect any or ali bids The successful bidder VIII be re:
auired TO enter written contract with the United
States with good and approved security In Tie sum OF
81 600 within days after being notified Of he acceptance
~ his proposal Proposals must be nclosed In sealed
enveops marked Proposals for Fresh Beef and MuttOn
and addressed the Undersigned Full information can
he obtained on application to this Office. y. II. BOUGH
rnN Isl Lient. Sd Cavalry, Post COmmissary.
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THE PARK is BEING LAID OUT AM, HOUSES
ERECTEp ACCORDING I, 10 PLANS AND ~, TMDE I4s
AND ENGINEERS, BIBLE HOUSE, NEW-YoRK.
LOTS CONTAIN ABOUT \ QUARTER OF AN ACRE;
No LOTS FOR SALE WITHOUT HOUSES. PRICE
OF hoUsEs WITH LOTS ABOUT 50, 900 AND UP.
WARDS. PROPERTY IS CAREFULLY REST RICTED.
Plan OF GRoUNDS tABQUT ,. 10 ACRES WILL
OWNER. S. cARMAN HARRIoT, Jli, oFTICE GREEN
WlCH FIRE INSURANCE CO.. 16l BROADWAY, n. y.
Personally TO j; EDWARD GILES; ~ EAST
sTEEET Or To SaAPS T.
y; BoATS CoNSEGT1Tq WITH H, TRAI LGST OF
SECOND STREET AT 80 rs. 1925 1915 A. M;
rs, AS. 30 a. 80 a. II ;45 p NJ BQAIS
THAN ABOVE.
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Citn propertn for Sale.

A --A.-A.-NOw READY FOR INSPECTION.
n. Superior OurstOry dwellings, OA0O, and extern
sOns 100 to 10 West 7Sthst bet. Columbus 9th) and
Amsterdam ayes, adjoining Manhattan Square, Natural
History Museum grounds entirely built Up, unsurpassed
srcted neighbOrhOOd olstst station Boulevard 42d
St and 9thaNe cars: hardwood cabinet trim throughout
superb mantels Mexican onyx, Numidan marble facngs
parquet hOoIinc tied bathrooms, porcelain bathtubs
albe kitchen Wanscotng high pressure service no tanks
required. Chas Macdonald, Bui der; Plumbing by VIII
Forster. Price moderate IelmS easy lddress
a. w LOZIER, 4j7 CClumbusaVe., cor. S2d-st
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REAL ESTATE.
nrs1Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE,

There was an unusual amount OF interest SHOWN AZ
the Real Estate Exchange yesterday In the sale Dy ~
Harnett Of No 100 West Eighty hrstst including NOS
A34 and 436 Columbus-ave. This property forms, ,le
southwest corner OF Eighty irstst, immeoaleH ma
ing the elevated road station. il Is fOuNst4iS an
basement brick and stone apartmenthouS WIN s'V me
nm n lot 2e6 on the street and 31.o on u y,
avenue. There acttv competition TOT IT, OH" ~
sold for So 800 70 Robert w. Drummond u tho
The same auctoneer sold under Iors $1,000 and.
southeast of Eghth-avc ana oi s aId 900 IN
aftS-irst-st vacant plot. irregular, ior 9ii'0oV
Francis II. Rowland. .u,,r, fron, One
vacant plot in Eighthave extendingd 1rI
second to one am & the
St. 100 10 by irregular brought S@o'VVV HV'" WV
Pi p II KerpeIIV sold the southeast corner OF Gar
den.sf in the village of Mott Haven 2oAloV' ioi
No 1871 East one hundred ana nrstsI McIsieyese
& aat on n fnll lot sold 81 go TO the MlhdeNee
%annfacturing Company. The other safes "eio ~"
The sale by James l. Wells on IHesH 1T, WSrSs
,,ronerty I'm the Twenty third and twenty -lotu .s
oDSists chiefly OF the unrealiZed portions OF Ie ~
80 Dens Sadlcr and Jacob Held, nelther OF "on oa ~
s onnA mn until these lots have been Sold sone Vi
hem arc likely 10 90 very cheap. 80. ,,oh.noo
rho Board Of Directors of the Real Estate EAuamso
bold bref session and elected the toHowlhgr u
Idyrard Cabot Wilde. Gerald X. Br0Wn I1ent . L.
9StTsimons, George Geoghegan and Louis M Fioo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25

New-YOrk, truay' ApIh IL
The following sales were made at the Exchange "nu
sory fat With lot 1Sl Fast lo,s.sv, 81 40
n W OF IeXin gton- ave, 20XlOOlli M0I-i"00
Company. SlS2IO o., 49,. . = oor 1hoth.st 179x34 Tx
,rreg Ii 10: Il III Rowland, S1l,OOO so d 15od SITS
" Mot Of lard Sth-,NH 1eI TO- "N $500
10y o on Garden.st Mott Haven. 2ox1oo;~GeofRe
b'Es soy1 lat with lot No 100 West slsst cor
Aaa and gs Columbusave. lot 296X37 eXZ99Ao4iV' ~
w Drummond $50, 600. - o-n WA. oath-st W Of
sale OF building, with lot; No 600 "es' ''"''"
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sale Of the house, with iot' NJ o-'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25
ADIRONDACK HOUSE,

SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS.
PhOsFECr HOUSE.
Opens June 25,h tCr p3rlculrr ana circulars ad-
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New-York
ID ELLIE HAVEN MANSION,
ID Greenwich, Conn. opens May 10.
4 pleasant conyenent family hotel Irose wishing
desirable accommodations for the summer address
GEO +. FOoTE, Proprietor
NORNWALIrON-HU DSON-,rrand Central Hotel Qor-
u merry Smith House; large rooms. excellent table !;
delightful river and mountain house changed
hands open for guests everything hstcas5; write
for particulars.
- ARRIsON HOUSE, YORK MAINE.
N pleasant home for the summer. For particulars al
dress .,,,. . ,.,. ~, ,-,, A.,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS viii buy Summer cottage
" at Lake George attractive accessible advantageous
comfortable convenient, For full par
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OCEAN HOUSE, .,,nsroy-r ,,,se
THE LEADING RESORT NEAR BOSTON
I75 well furnished rooms ell modem cOaVencncCs
Beaut scenery good roads bathing sailing and fishing
society Special rates for june and Septmber
omen June 49, MARCELLUS w. CARTER, Prop'r.
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- THE NEW BAY VIEW HouSh .
Omen June-OctOhcr. via L. ]. X H. SAM'L HObEFlS'
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-01-16
Evrrylhing Is "Cute."

Tie agile ard elastic word cute " ex
presses multitude of IDEAS Some
people. principally women. can gel
,long through days of conversation with
he two yer popular words elegant
an scute." What is not "cute" is
elegant, and vice versa. When the
iverage female is surpri ed and her
feeling grows to astonishment and be-
gins to turn into admiration there is no
j, ord, according to her understanding
of English as SHE is spoken, which hits
The bulls eve of EXPIRE sionso accurately
An illustration of the perverted use oil
he monosyliable is given b. the Louis
Vile Post: AT the audi orium last ~ees
q woman whose classic features showed
efinement d culture exclaimed rap
urously when the elephant appeared on
the Stage: "Oh, isn't he cute?" Well,
should say so. The word cute, as all
If us know, is cont. action of "acute,
and originally bore its meaning, bu5 for
years its sign fi,ation has been under
soing a gradual change and some day
may mean monuments a-uranytLingels'.
for that matter.