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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allara Tr!n,e H, and anO. to James mes woon IS
Abel Jacob Geo Ehret NO $40 West 4edst demand,
ie0i BccSmeS' Arthur to Thomas AUD Mount Hope
Place W Fleetwood.aye, months q. 900 =. :,
7sthst Sd.avo, &c years 90 MORTGAGES sl1S soe
Consumers Drswlng Co. Lmd t TO the bs sSe
s, aTeFd Sd. to s :1s Trust Co.
Coleman Meyas. and vito; to Anna Kelly Goth
yivoi cSnsan,fDSS to hacho silverman' 2sd-'''
Co ESsqG 5s sqpE AID Es e. p d tas
=. FlsseSSn, @@ + to AUGUST E,s'chen. lot H. map
Foley Ellen TO Joseph Levi trustee NO 74e Wash
Flint Annie l. to the Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
5th:sySss, SSth;St year $500 Amanda, Ron, "a
tato Title Guarantee CO. es Columbia Stanton sts
GuSgen6elmtr Randolph ct q, to RObt Benner. s
osi Stfa s ct yea s hS sSedey currer Co o
s7As LSn1fgQo demand q 922
line lots Nos and 8, III Iolst.st, aSxioo years,
St. ThGg y:st ct t. Sc Hyatt llS'A
s1R a 9sar & Xavier Kern
KE Ernest and %%Sse 2 louisa M'ode
T% and So. ShGp 70 ! Johanna I1pps
oq L &S 6aIrs jqso E.dS$Snaad saiberssf
S't yash bEsa and bs sEV 70 John Hastings.
Ii iseSs o? map property Hester "S shs@
nou years, 81 500. $500
a, 3 years, $3.50. . 49, - 49,
West 53d-st year, $4,000
Mehaeles. Elizabeth A, TO Jacob Van Wyck and an
Mcdonald Edward, TO VIM II Wills, ra, s 14Sth.
,1a s T % IT, s.sd s.9s Life
Co Y, and another, 07th-st, pnrk-ave. years,
. mortgages, $4,000.
O'Connor Catharnc and James J, 1esths, Forest
Potter ORLANDO b. chaa Brised 20 Lafayette Place.
Queen Ioura A. to VIM II Willis ref Boulevard
| Reilly Ann q al. TO Elizabeth Hand Hudson.
| st. spring.st 3 years s5, 900.
Ress, Nancy. 70 Nancy IeIss trus, 2d-ave, 45th
st. year 500 --.
| years. 5000
| Ra1efs Julius /, to Bcaaleston & Wocrz, n corner
| Plat, and Gold sts, demand 5000.
Rosanbaun, Louis. and wife, TO Heinrich Causs and
ano. executor, sc, &C. W AvenueB, 6th.st, years
smith. Frank Leon, to Ida Meyer. Aubrey Meyer
Stake Geo W, and wife. TO John Gefers and wife,
| lO8th.st 0th-ave. 8 years, 81 500.
Sanders Lowis. to Henry Morgenthau, n 1soth'st
| llth.ave ycare, el.S00.
| sohl. Henry A. TO WIN Willis. ref s 1t0th.st, "
| l0th-ave, years s., 040.
| smith Frank TO Eli1a Jacobs executor &c W Yves
End-ave 9sth Sd years, two mortgages, GIB,170.
| Thorp. Andrew S. and Wife 20 Edwin NJ buckley, n
| 20thst. 0th-ave, years 81, 800; -
Watson. Henry c. 70 VIM II Wills, ref 1<0th-st
| Boulevard years, S2O,44O
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~r,Nuvrv THIRD STREET Supreme Court

HrINrry THIRD STREET.-Supreme Court
~ the state Of New. York. City and County Of New,
YokCan Savings esnk plaintiff against
Turner and Others; adgens Of foHecOSure and sale
tss Oboveened action dated the eleventh day q
aae oI and duly therein the twelfth day 9f
Myy is9 / the undersigned, the referee therein nsned
H sell at public auction az the Real EAtate EAehango
nlu cty and county OF New York, tho tenth day
~ S ,o sol at sweye o'clock noon OF that day ~
Richard " Harnett auctioneer inc prehSS ia s s
A that certain lot, piece or Isfcei OF arG' s' Y
living and being in the 10Th Wsrd OF tne CdV o. MS"
Yors in the County and State Of New ana oo1tSe
hev side Of Nnetythrd Street distant one hundred
ma feet eastery from the notheastery corner
~ Tenth Avenue and Ninety:hrd Street and running
thence easterly and along the noptne sue and
with Tenth Avenue and part Of the way through pafg
Nil feet four inches. more or less 10 the
sontheriy Side OF former road or lane commonly
nthorns Lane thence northwestey along he southery
9s n, said lane feet and hreesXenths OF an
dr. more or less point eastcry from me eastery
,dn ~ Tenth Avenue hundred and eg1fve feet on
81 Tenth Avenue and thence sou:hery and parallel With
the said Tenth Avenue and part OF the way through d
marty we'll eghtyegnt feet more or less 70 Ihe VI
Side Of Street a. the point ,O Of Sf I'd
a. Numbers sos and 300 map entitled Map q lands IN
the City OF New.York, known as tImwo0d DeongltE "
the estate OF Hermann Thorn. deceased surveyor og
=; Ss Register Of tic City and County Of New York. IN
tin case numbered 2le together With all the right [ S
and interest Of said parties OF the rst part o. w. anu
70 ,s the ,esD o The PROMISES above described
called Aphorps Lane running TO the GENRE line efeoi'
es the same Is laid down said map"
Dated New YORK. c MHiI ". WEST, Referee
JOHN w. PRISON. Palntln's Attorney. 1is Broadway
N Y.
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Ge1al y Offices.

NINETYTHIRD STREET-Sgprre RENE Court o. I. Of
YOrk-Ctzens' Savings Bank plaintiff against JGsspn
Turner and others. detendants-ActiOn No In pursn
Of gment Of foreclosure and nle mage III o n
and duly entered therein on the twelfth day Of May 1891
the undersigned the referee therein named WIZ n
public auction at Real Estate Exchange 'and AUCTION
Room Limited Nos. 50 OF Liberty street IN the soS
and County OF NewYork, the tenth Dag q JUNE roS
auctionee the promises The said Judgment mentioned
and therein described as follows: $500, ,..o
"A that certain lot piece or parcel Oh lana W
York in the County aud State Of NewYork and bounded
and described as follows Beginning at point on VIZ
northery Of Ninety third Street distant one hundred
Of Tenth Avenue and Ninety third Street, and running
thence eastery along the northery side OF Ninety
Street seventeen feet thence notheriy ana para VIII
Tenth Avenue and part Of the way through party wall
former road lane commonly called Apthosps Lane
thence along the sOuthery side 81 sad lane
seventeen and hreeslxeenths Of an nch more OK
less 10 point easerly from tho easterly sde OF Ient
Avenue one hundred sixty eight rect on Inc measured
AZ rght angles to the said eatcry SIDE Of Ienn Avenue
and thence southery and parallel with said Tenth Avenue
eightyei1ht feet aud eight inches more or less 70 inc
eortSerIy side Of Ninety Street az the point or place
~ SeaISnna Being part OF lots known and dis,'n.
gn,sbed as Numbers 307 aud 308 map entitled Map
lands in the City OF NeWYOrk. known Us 'ElmWoOd'
belonging TO the estate Of Herman Thorn deeease9 sur
% the Register OF the City and County Of New York
~ ~ coSo numbered PIG together with all the right title
& interest OF the said parties OF the first part Of In and
the Gb6ys described commonly called AporDs
fan. running to the centre line thereof as the Same Is
i"o n aeS nNswYork, May 1e. 1891. ,,,,o,, r..
JOHN W. PRISON. Plaintiffs Attorney l'' Broad
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CrpRrur COuRT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK-Emn Schwpb, ptainun, against lsaac sachs
Ida Sachs his wife, Solomon Sachs, Minnie oachs MS
Nina Baor Bernard Baer her husband. Jcsnette We'll
Frank, her husband Fannie Friedman Jacob Friedman,
her husband. Bertha Stern Meyer Stern Isaac si ery
Stern, Gustave Stern Robocca Loth Adoph Lot her nus
band, Meyer Goldsmith Esther Goldsmith his WIFE, Dayd
Goldsmith, Matte Goldsmith, his wife Joseph GOLDSMITH
Rcka Heyman, Fritz Heyman hor husband Jeanette rui-
fer and Lppmau Rosenthal defendants. Summons
To the above-named defendants. ,.,. l.,
You gre hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
this action, and 10 serve copy Of your answer on ne
q this summonA exclusive OF the day Of service and ~
case u your failure TO appear answer Judgment WIZ
be against you by default for the relief demanded
In the complaint. ~
Dated June Lat, 1Sol:-o,.., .
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ONCE and p o. Address 4oi2 Wall Street New York CITY
Michael Sachs BEETLE sachs Low Stern Nina Daer, Her.
nard Bser Jeanette Well, jacob L. Wen llenriea fra
Harry frank Fannie Friedman, Jacob Friedman Bertha
stern Meyer Stern Isaac Stern, Harry stern ,,usaye
Stern Rebocca Inth Adolph 10th Never Noldsmith
Esther Goldsmith David Goldsmith. Matte Col dsmth.
Joseph Goldsmith Ricka Heyman Fritz Hoyman, Jeaette
Pufer and Lippman Rosen thai, and each 0t th.nl An,
The foregoing Is served upon you by pNbh'n'
ton PURSUANT order OF the Honorable George Y
state OF New-york 9Th day Of June 1891 ana
filed with complaint In the onee Of the Clerk OF the
City and County 81 New.York.
Dated SswT2Ess Jy3S S,s st, ,s8i MecI,r1dANp.
once and r O. Address ta4s wau Street. NswY0s& qs'
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n lNETYTHlRD STREETmSSTeme q CS Sar
York,-Oitizens' Savings Bank, plaintiff, esai9s1
joseph Turner and Others No;
made action dated on the S d1y
81 May isSi l. the undersigned, the referee therein
named will sell a. public auction at the kest EsIe
Exchange and Auction Room Wsd NtS a t eg dey
n June 1891 OF twelve o'clock noon Of that DAY ~
Richard " Harnet auctoneer the premises ~ the alo
judgment mentioned and therein described as
vns ana h ssn Ssf IN he ~ fak Ward @ q
in the County and State Of Eew.Yotk ana bounced anu
described follows Beg4nns as point to on & aO a6d
Avenue and Nnety.third Street; and running thence
eastery and along the noItherly SIDE OF NlhcysnurJ
StS Tenth Aysnue and part the through party
wall eightysx eight inches, more or less % nc
southory Side OF the former road or lane, commonly
called kpthorp's Lane thence nortlwestey S'h8 sno
sixteenths Of inch, more or less 70 p4ns
from the eastery side Of Tenth Avenue TWO hehueu ana
two feet on Line measured AZ right angles 10 hS eaSH
side OF Tenth Avenue and thence southe,y ana
with ths said Avenue and par, OF the way t9uel
party WALL eghtyscven feet four Inches. more or s
70 the northerly side Of Ninety third street az tns POM
S,RS sTS q Namber entitled Map q
belonging to the estate OF Herman Thorn deceo sur
ycyed BY James F. serre CITY Suryey9T u ana m IN
York in tin case numbered 21o, together WIN an me
right title and Interest OF the said parties Of me mrs.
road OF lane in the reor Of the premises above described
line thereof "a the same s laid down on said map"
Dated New-York, May 10 1891 ,,,,,s-, n.,
JOHN w PRISON. Plaintiff Attorney, i4s broadway
Ny
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Mem i1nbliraticns.

ARE YOU GOING TO THE COUNTRY?
HOME JOURNAL OF WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10TH
Is Q doube, midsummer number eoneainins
PHlKD EDITION this OF It's
SUMMER RESORT GUIDE,
Giving places prices distances ssd all Particulars OF the
e LEADING SUMNER HoTELH
Ter sale by sdsslers s1d k,oosssa1 New. Yorf
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Business propertp 60 Eel.

BUILDINGS. Stores. Lofts and Omces TO let In
Maiden Lane John Fnlt0n Ann. Hickman. Brankfor.
Rose. Nassau, Wiiiinm, Gold. Gin. Pearl Water,
'front.' south. Cortnndt, Dcy. yesey Duane. FraHkIin
Iaisht. Washin gfsn, Greenwich, Hudsoa Church ana
other streets
rutland d WHITING.
Beekmnn sG
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6eGfhrrs.

A TUTORS Profes sors Teachers Governesses OF all
"A. branches supplied universities colleges schools ana
f,mIies Circular. schools parents Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYuEKEl Room IA loo othaye.--
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a Snpples Professors Teachers. Tutors GovernesseS
&c In Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union Squar.
ID Est TEACHERS supplied for all branches, In any
ID locality NO FEE for registration Form Lor stemP
T. V. HUYsSOON American School Bureau w l4th-se
IT MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
L with teachers teachers with positions
H. NJ. HARRINGTON, Prop. 81 Lafayette Pi.. N. l..
WY ArFD-Teachcr gentleman or lady. instruct two
w children aged & at their summer home board given
for instruction Address INSTRUCTOR, PhIlmont. N Y
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flats to fef, Hnfurnisbe6.

| A VERY CHOICE apar.ment In the wESTPoRT 4 A
| "A corner 73d.st and Coumbus-aye, lSo' - West 7N.
a. eight large light steam heat, foe, aeyator.
Inquire Of jsnltor or CHARLES Buck, Owner. 72dss
and ColuThbusayc
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RrnnklYn

THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
14o-142 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. n. Y.
VIII re-open September Both
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miscella
I'm siness Chantes.

THE CEYLON PLANTERS TEA COM.
PANY has important agencies-cove:ing TERRITORY m ana
autslde York varying In proportion according 10
ability manage well and to carry on successfully
Permanent and lucrative employment furnished 70 plrtes
with satisac 10 character and ability
with or without capital. Apply by letter only to
York,
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MigcenanPnlla

TRINITY COLLEGE. Examinations for admission VIII
be held at the New Berkeley School Building = est
Tuesday and Wednesday. June q 20 and "a For
further particulars apply 70 the President, or T. NJ
SCUDDEE, 81 Wall-st, City.
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REAL ESTATE
prsrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE

rba most important property offered AZ u'' i'A
chang. Yesterday was No. 40 East FourteenI"s.' ,
r,ng through IN an L to and including NO. 10 U",
vcrsitv place. The property has fron@sc Oh ol,,
verslty place Of 20 feet, with depth OF o1', a.s
a frontage ON Fourteenth-st OF 2olo WIN uops',
~ 100 feet II Is rented Whole for nve y9ars ~,
S,c zoo rarable in gold, and Tor inrs,er ''1 wos
,o yeare nj an increased rental OF Ti9,u. 7, Mar
Nv yS n hehalf OF the executors OF Ssris II. Az"
shall The bidding opened al Saoo,J ,tSdrswn nv the
20 s1A7 600 but the property wns Nv" ia at
10 ia and remains in his hands to be soo az
Wiii,on, Kennedy offered on an asslRnees sa.o ~ ~
,,,n choce lots in One hundcd and tnTy .seN '
Mn c,oue Sh from so 900 mp to $500 each 40 FOO
ny" Tno lots I'm Fast Fory-cghthst. sod ior "o'o'
for the two 10 A. h. nylel 49, al. Cor the
~" two s lots in ST. Niclolas-avc were sou lor Vh0
ostate NJ John pentz for g., $50 eacn. , . eoo4t
Mr. Libby formerly OF the firm OF LlpDy r. IN
has soId the store now occupied BY koch q ~ 20
0nehundrcd. and twenty hfth-st running thrvuSh o.,
One hundred and twenty fourth-st 200 by loo Az "
S575 600 that firm renting the same AT tne rae 70 VI
40 600 per annum. The buyer Is stated TO De
Thomas t. REYNOLDS & Co. have sold NO 80 We.
hundred and thirty -ffthst, on plot 2oxo41lV'
n four.story fiat for 80 900. TO f. Payne ~
Al the weekly stock sale by X. v IltFnett % -,
tho following were disposed Of: 100 shares
sugar Refining Co.. 300 each, 90 10 shares S; ett
National Bank 1926 each All IL shares Dhl,ed o'a.e
Trust Co. 300 each, 500: $4,000 CleveahSS ,n "hs
PttSburg Railroad Co. first mortgage per oent ns
dine 1900 lls: 90 shares Farmers Loan ana iIuss
Co 500 each 1877 "a 10 shares Continental Natohai
Bank of 500 each, l4O.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. N Y CIT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS N. Y CITY
Property known port Of plot T. o. on w %aP
Property ,pe Known as lots No o5 and SO map
1 1I pt tn CHRISTIAN ZAP 1000
Lat nIIondo T'i Pot So fo e3sss
lSg Smon = 10 o. LEWIS 1V ISnders 1000
'i'p'f Forster ref to Clemens Muiier..... 1850
wis To- Son nV Greenfield 10000
II Hahn and wife to Mayor etc. ~, 1000.
WARDEN to ot same 5000
C7ha @'s's 50 paiayc 100 Sz2e aaano 'O
Meos and fo6 6u;O1ns to EeS 3. o;s 1900
Little Ct al, to Conrad " Rockhsrt 10000
Wight and wife to William T16irdy 1880
'' Mcsory and go Ds e to e eaaHS Alex
BOULEVARD ELS 2411 = It9thst 1oON0o Will :, am
!t% w 100 iS aSsl' qssi3
same p5Safss S,is Henry GFo'snan and wife to
P'{$s :s9 e h ia Fl @'s Sffss
112Si Sn E'a sGs i %S%
Crown Me 10 Oh "a lhristopicr-st John Goeiriiti
14stS-st M ). 200 It e boulevard. o9iixi5o;
Ave %e'e 9aSsoSh '96 Se 8 As} 499pG
go So % 5?" ET S7f'nSF a%S and
wife to Philip ! Ryan =; ,;o::,;;: :; a,;;o: ees7'
E1s DemarSst to Eliza Mchaies 5000
7 Mat rs snS tDNys % HnSs wG to
walton.a9e iV"' 800 TIN # Of 5otSst 92xioox
rrsg End Other soPeSG sd Edward Jackson
Nathsie,ave. S. $50 y n of windham Place;
121xo; Perry Williams and wife to Alfred ,.o.
RaiToad.avc. E $. los IT W Of 175th.st, 15Ox
81 BARTLETT 70 John Chapman 90 ;;;io3oo: l
l'@ VIM w go 9fssye5e!e1%
pnllan wife 70 IOu Paborsky
119th.st. 10 5s8 Fast; Gilbert NJ spier. referee.
to Florence 6 Joseph. oDoo
i''f &sss;a plspen Say' q ood Samaritan Dis:
,otR II 2ij East Xschei wcin;ten and wife
os e nSs 'a aS4 rSoie9e Of ythave ioos125S
o7th' d,SSe Fl 70 John Rea ....... $4,000
same 6 SIS,IIy ne'ii auu 1880
l4sth... ls' a!5 It boulevard 0Oix5ow ,aooo
l49th.st 5. i25 Il " Of Boulevard oo11x45o; ooo
Cog%osp. rS,I SSs ct III % goco6 kottak $4,000
"e Tl E"J TSeoj, to Aaron Jacobs 100
iq %.y StG ,O TaT ~. Is; *
b9Iy33 dHSnnERa GHnS and another SIS
Same nFogG,' YIN and Chas II oydYkc to Ed $50
tsoS;:s e; e and = fm Lester and Roos 1850
0hay pb,ss Go TO David Z P6ips rs 900
Avenue \. n corner ; Avenue A. Soxloo; Kate NJ I
Ssd issTI6ls6S1sii4oo; 10000
81 s'G'', ss { $500
Ni:Sst and wife Es e Martha
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For Young Ladies-Country.

TTHF BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. - Boarding
i ard Dav School for Girls 41st year: Address, for
circulars 13S.140 Montaguest., brooklyn, N Y.
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GUNNER SCHOOL OF THE ,,.
- METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
formerly Metropolitan Conservatory
A pleasant Home Department Is open for the accommt
dston of ladies from distance. This school has no equs
for orouehness Of Instruction and the absolute safety
its methods DUDLEY BUCK, President; a.
GREENE, Secretary and Treasurer send for circula
10 AND 81 EAST 14TH.ST NEW-YORK.
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New.York. Tuesday, June D.
- - ~. Evchanpe ant

New.York Tuesday June 0.
The following sales were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day .
One 3.story dwelling with lot No. 4e2 West I
141 II OF Amsterdam-ave. lot 17x99l' hn'ina IL
Worcester $4,000. - ,e.. %. oos
2story building. with lots Fast sssn .so 90
II OF lstave lots 25x1005 each ID f. Sybel soIoo'
one lot n West 137th.st 300 IT o OF Oth-aVe' @oH
Two lots adjoining above 25xoo IL each. e sybel'
30 900. ., ,I,s,s q,
Two lots. W ST. Nicbolasave. 3048 " OF l4lse-se
% Ak about 140 each: John Bannon, SlOoOo. ,. $50.
Fffty-One acres OF land. Weaver-st n fofresIs'e'
LarchTnont y. Y. : James Black. az. 4o5
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Ocean 1ieamers.

An ABLE COURIER, with highest refer
~ ences desires place. A good courier saves time
trouble and expense in European travel. LONDON 4
HARTFORD PUB. CO., jersey City.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
A MQNG THE Chef 6g setspd. n
sssSS At NEE fs frGR Tis Sis ca
BSfRLS Heahfai location. delightful surrounding
T asS %a5a E5spssi 70
b RYS niles Ma% from f PSnadspha n College sr Women
The Program stating the graduate ana h @ m
application
CIMIRA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
study Of hr';: SSsgps Es
5flkR fY 3 Nas1 99fBSE9s s. r :t"dfGHi
Wy TAIL-HoME AMP COLLEGE PREP gSd3 S
AE SLf2S &5 IL ESPHf ' Fnepa BIdsst2n
sSada ;m and s Bss SGaGS EsRPs sS
euaees ADDRESS by lettef until Angus. ].
p EYYINoToX - STEMINARY AS2 mAD I1s
c0s fern. '2nS aeiS ac sh and &ssSfH steam
h'"TRS a AN f Ssf'P Be- D. PEdcn aS' for % years
8 t CATHERINE's HALL;315:h year Long Island do
se Large and ecet stan Of poiesser and eahe
ssss g S e. is.ss IoYss
E0s TISnh rs3 a9 Next Latin Term 9 sSC 'S "
81 aFsS 90 ecfS soo 70 SISTER
ss s.Sn from AaSs r Co s:S
4. Terms 1870. No extras. -
CT. AGNES SCHOOL. Altagny Y.-Vgdsr the airss;;
study nom Kiadsrgaften throug6 Harvard Course :oi
c@s adar:.. 81 xsSEs scHoo sOO year
TT EMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY. sa.atoga
Addrsss CHHs. + Do&D. Ph. D. PYes.
THE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Freehold, y. J.
pheasant A %: Eu3cE s "
1hMTT Lane sGHo9 sgE%eTly ~ NP6s% z:
young ladies S5h yeaI opens september 2Sd AeadenJca
and college preparatory courses Pupils enter Wellesley
Mrs. THEopoRA h. RICHARDS, Principal.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A DIRoNpACKS CAMP CEDAR.-summer school fol
n Boys. Ten weeks. July " Sept 4. Attention given
70 elementary STUDIES and special care 70 studen preparing
For Circulars. address f. D. MoST1XYE' Trenton n j
oEDE RES T. I & NBBtITERRt xdcTYsITUTh
LIEUT. r. D. LXNDoN. coaMANDHST.
| n HELTENHAM MILITARY ACADEMY,
" Oeon.z Montgomery CO., Penn. Unexcelled IN beaut
and heafuness Of location and surroundings and IN build
SCHOOL Number limited 70 CO. For illustrated circular
| address, JNo. CALVIN RICE, A. NJ, Principal
T. AsTMAN BUSINESS JoLLEGE 'ougbkeepsie " Y
Il Opcn all the Thorough instruction In Bookkeeping
Banking c9mnes re lay PenmanhsiP oiesgondenfe
Business supplied vim competent assistants shor
notice No charge Tor situations furnished send for catee
| Il LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BoYs-At Milford. Conn
II Parents who arr UnfoTtunate In the mhna cement
by this school ADDRESS FEANK ~ HOWE sap't
| l. REEHoLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, n. J. 4bth year
college preparation speeistx business, high seh00
! and classical eoprssA
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THE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business, By al fast seaa>
ers TO and from Europe.
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1otels.

HOTEL ALBERT, EUROPEAN PLAN.
I1THsT BET BROADWAY AND SrHAVE.. T. y;
Location central Ideal 1reproof building; cool ana
noiseess Suites Of six rooms elegantly iurhhs
Cuisine and service unsurpassed Terms reasonable ior
''''1-''- RoBT. J. BRADY, Manager
MANSION HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
Directly, opposite Walst., New ork; minutes Walk
from Nhton or Wsst ferry and the Bridge terminus;
superior Accommodations: reasonable rates seect iamJ
and transie hotel 200erooms. Send for circuiE'
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for Zoe rders or good water and healthy LOCATION
j. RoMAINE BROWN & CO.,
50 West 3Sd-s., N. Y. city.
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localities
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Sso oo ,6r trss man BENJAMIN w. HITCHCOCk' Ia
Chambersst. Now-Y0rk.
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Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-30
THREE SHIPwRECKS.
A Total of Sixteen Persons Drowne
 Where the Disasters Oecurred.

A Total of Sixteen Persons Drowned
 -where the Disasters Occurred.
 MOBILE, Ala.-Captain Osborne of schooner Georgian reports three ship wrecks in the lower Gulf of Mexico dur ing the last days of December. The first was the laundering of bark at Cayman Brac on December 25, name unknown. Six of the crew were drowned and others drifted ashore in the ships house. The second disaster was the going ashore of the American schooner Maggie E. Gray of Baltimore on the northwest of Little Cay man island. Captain Osborne offered to try to pull her off and also offered to save a portion of her cargo, but he was warned of by 0. Henry Williams, agent of the Phosphate company, where the vessel lay. The schooner went to pieces and proved a total loss. The third case was the cspsiz- ing at sea, fifty miles off East Bonacca, on December 31 of the schooner Contest of Ruatan The vessel had set sail the day before with thirteen persons, including the wife of the captain, Kirk Cornell. On ly three persons escaped, making their way to the mainland in @ skiff, with au oar and shirt for sail.