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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

For BOYS ard Young Men-City.
IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Lh5S 1rosdw.yi
S, near ,2ds Ssd fHosrF W. T. AKIN
S'' e. hE S;Bisicfasc PrinciDs.
For Young Ladies-C,tv.
GA --EEv. DR.. AND MEs GAKDNERs %, v..,
Mrs. GARDSER. Anthor Of ''HistSfy in Rhyme"
Miss NJ BLAcKwELDs school and KindsIgas'en for
vi C6Adrea rcopen, o.o2eE J. at $50 East o93:2;-
S @1ss oGL5 ny6 Bo s7fhe?M s 'PS
ESaayc. 'S'' Nine 'V vA% NORMAN. principal
For Botn Sexes-City.
MAYNE og Get S sSs d aS Of
pupils viii take place 10 Chckering Hall.
nEELTz S9n29 B SE Ph
cb,esro Berlin. Paris &C. Best instruction $40 per ierm
Musical Instruction.
1nS q 9o or ' BdcR a idare. THOR
OUGH, Tribune ONCE
Brooklyn
TIE MISSES EHr's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
40 AND 14c COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
For Young Iadies-Country.
p ELvlDEKE sEMIEAKY-sico Fps for sAs,sush
S2g'e an a |ho an T has been Neglected
Address SEMINARY, Belyldefe. New,JeIsey
W lie YOUNG LADIES, SEMINARY; T.eeheid g. -
ns EUac fEis:s :i
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
u oRpEXTowN o. j. MILITARY. INSTITUTE
E Rev. r. II j. t hAE65S a MI R,ds1a
II oYS' MOUNTAIN sUMMEi HONE and camp with
SPGaaa nS.nsS Sr maf @a in Easter, sSspGea 20:
under exp Gencod teacrS and Supervision
Sorfh 4 iSg west a:aS st. D' NJ
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. oG0XTz PA:
y Hnexceed location and suIrouaanss NeT scnoS
feps faton for college scientific school. For circular
&C. 'DD' JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Poughs eep.le.N p
II Open all the year Thorough instruction In Boo6k
Banking Commercial Law PenTanshp, Corresp ondence
men 6c src 1 SHR on eS
notice charge for situations furnished Send for catpEe
II LMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford. Conn,
tef his h % DO & 70 FRGaaS h'
u KEEH0LD INSTITUTE. Freehoo. n: J.; 10Th year
and classical c5drses. -
u T. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL
summer.schOo. Addre,, WA vEIBECK.
> win haye a simmer Sos ION at Atlantic City Ad-
ores Media. Pa. a. miles from Broad Street station
Ihilad"iph!l)
- UMMEE SCHOOL at tn Pees. XII Military Academy.
JOHN :. TiLDEN. A. NJ, Nj. D. Principal
g UMMFR SCHOOL FOR BOYS. .
= Al THE BRYANT SCHOOL. Hoslyn, +; l.. =. y.
Overlooking l.. l. Sound S-Ad 10Y AlrsTa''d cataloee
'g' He PGEkSKILL NlLirARI ACADEMY.
idgue eS'" JONI n IifbES. a. NJ. n D. Principal
" ACATION FOR BOYs-Iulv AID AHau>, at Wet;
hampton J. 0qa9'F Sp2EHy I5 Sa AG fh JE ill.,
Paterson. y. J.
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RAILROADS,
Pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot AZ
Desbrosses and COrtiardt Streets, a.
lO!lOws:-
On and after MARCH Ist, 1891,
On and after MARCH lst, 1891.

THE FAST LINE
300 A. NJ Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Parlor Car.
5sse s. GSai s'oGsi' S 80 S... ss3
lIE PiXNsYLTASiI' L United
1929 a: MmSCmgosea eXelusyey Of Pullman yesbul.
nj Cas- ss' a 2Hf SF lspsI
fences q hone Or Oce Heated By steam and s
ndnh sGn2y 70 ana mo saS cb GS sa Arrives
SST:L0Ci-. CnICAGC. AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
chicago cnelnst assenssr Coach SeS:yof Sa :
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
r SS s. 6, tGGg Seis0b and sn$ Men b
M C .oa SG b NJ Com Sa s%d 81 .
and Toiedo daily except saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Sndaso NayYo1l to Memphis Via me sseasSas
Valley arrives week days a. Columbus 5:iS ,. N,
Is:s E,n az q s
washington limited Express" of Pullman Parlor Ca.
with Dlnag Car, daily except sunsay 1910 a. m
hmed das %ts Dining in car at aSa @ .
Md'2asn a. So s 5eo e as 90 20 20
6;l5 and s;3o "A. M, 80 500. and 100 p. m, aad
For A ALA 1 CITY $50 p m week days, with
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express 20, 20 90. 30. 90 Chicago Limited.
WIN Dining Car, AID 10 10 washlAg.oa Limited. Win
Dining Car, and II 90 a. "a, II 20 :00 2:l0 co.
3 80, 90, 30 90, 100 Is: 30 90. and Q 90
D. N. and T. 10 night. Accommodation IL 10 a. m.
4 40 ana : :C0 y. N, Sundays ENp css G:l5, 80
8 100 90 Limitdl, and 10 a. m, 700, g., 80, go.
$50. 90 and 90 p m. and II Is night Accom-.
moditon 90 p. m
For ine- table, trains to local point, the Penn.
sYhana railroad s. stem. Apply at tn following Ticket
Cnce: Nos. /, 43j, $40. and ga Broadway. 1 Astor
House and foo5 OF De-br0>>, ard Cotl1nt Cont
$50 Fulton-sf aud Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
Futon-st.. BrOohlyl 75 HudsOnst., Hoboken Station.
jersey City.
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII call FOR ana cheek
baggage from hotels and residences through to destination
CHAS. T.. PUGH J. z. WOOD.
General Mauagcr General PlsS'r Agent.
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Eean! Notlces.
- OF LENAED.-SGprcme Court OF the STAT
- o. Ncw-YorA. CIV and County Of Ncw.York- Chlr

- OULkNARD.- SGprcme Court OF the state
- OF NcW-York, CITY and County OF YORK; hrrlrs
T. Lawrence and Ohcr,. Plaintiff against CHARLES T.
OCOnucll and others. DtcnCdit,
IN bIr4UaHcr 81 the judgment OF foreclosure ana sale
duly made entered ia the above entitled action bearing
9th March 1891 ]. The undersigned. tho
Referee in said jud2Inht named, WI sell al public auction
at Real IsaU Exchange and Auction Room. Limited
Nos 80 T. 81 Iihety-st the city Of NcV Nork.
tho 18th day OF April 1891. at T. m.. by D. Phoenix
IngIaiam & Co.. AuCi Ocrls thc land and pr nisc5
described In the said judgment ~ follows. w.: . .
That certain Ot piece parcel Of land with tho
buildings and nroy cncnts thereon erected situate lying
and beng in the Twelfth Ward ~ the Cy of NcW YORK.
and bounded ali containing as 70 lows
Beginning at the corner iOrntd b. The intersection o.
I'd, o! On"h iuIf dth'. with The r1~"rlv
Boulevard ard running Thence uOh"rF along
the ca~4rly side the boulevard tWcnLY-sN fcpt ten
iuche, thence eaAtcrY parallel with Onehundf rdt-t.
ninety fct soItbcrlN parallel Win TIA, Boulevard
twcntv-sx feet tn inches nOfl,rY side q One
dthst aud thence westerly aOng the nOhcrv side
ninety feet Ia the place OF beginning
he several Dimensions I"-5.
New March %. 1891.
GICHARD II. CLARKE, Referee.
=. g. ID. MITCHELL. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
NeU-I Va
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London is at last to have its Authors Club, thanks
II is said "to the treless energy Of Walter Besant'
II will probably resemble in organization the Authors
Club of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
YEAR BOOK OF THE SOCIETIES COMPOSED OF
DESCENDANTS OF THE MEN OF THE REVOLT
ne IIepr he Press

y
TON. BY Henry Hall. The Republic Press.
The movement Of which the volume is record
began in 1876 with the onehundicdth celebration OF
American independence. Almost every city. town and
hamlet in the land observed the Fourth of July in
that year with appropriate festivities; but in san
Francisco the affair took turn OF truly historic
interest a call issued to the sons and grand
sons of men who had taken part in the American
Revolution asking them take part in the ceebra-
tion which the people had in preparation. Twenty
five men responded the Oldest OF whom was j. r.
Cameron ninety-twO years Of age Sixty-sX az
dltional names were enrolled before the Fourth OF
july ard the detachment Of Sons Of Revolutionary
fires with thirteen banners. each representing one OF
The thirteen original states. the most notable
feature of day long 10 be remembered. Almost i'm
Inediatelv afcrwaHl eighteen members joined TIE
association. that it practically began its history as
a society with 100 members. one Of the unique
features of the organization was Il Historic Council,
composed at first thirteen members, a!teNrald of
greater number. which aimed at preserving The
genealogical records Of the society and putinc them in
print with other matter of historic interest. The
society was planned at the outset with view TO its
becoming the germ of a national organization. and
California Joined heartily in the movement which
eliminated in the formation Of the National society.
sons of the American Revolution. at the Ncwiork
convention I'm 1889 The separate society. Sons OF
the Revolution. the outcome Of movement
formally begun in Pennsylvania The record of both
organizations is given in This book, well Of the
independent society, New Hampshire Sons Of the
Revolution, the Daughters of the American Revou-
ton and the venerable society OF the Cincinnati The
purpose is 10 make this handsome volume the first OF
many annual publications. the chronicle of each years
growth in all these societies.
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AZ OFFICE TO CKEDlTOKS.-In pursuance Of

NJ Office TO CREDlTOKS.-ln pursuance of
~ an order Of Hon. Oliver r. Carpener snIiogate Of
oil persons having claims against Thomas Cornell late Of
city OF Kingston, County OF Ulster deceased ttate
same, with the vouchers IN support thereof
to Che undersigned, Edwin Young. the executor Of tie
said deceased his Office. Fcriyst., Rondou
Ulster County n. " before the 2Sth day OF March,
1891. 100
D'eu S'P''"~ " EDWIN YOUNG. Executor.
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Jnsiru:iion.

For Boys ard Young Men-City.
TT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1913 9rosdwayI
u near 4od.s:. SD year. Primary, Conmefcfu 1ua
\. C. HENbRICESON. Principals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

Some valuable papers were read at the last annual
meeting Of the American Folklore society 1t was
time when the Sioux agitatcd over predictions
concerning their sO-caled Messiah. and in the meeting
of the society considerable time devoted to the sub
iect. The January March number Of "The Journal OF
American FOLKLORE" is devoted to report OF the meet
ing and to the papers read. including the remarks OF
Miss Alice Fletcher the among the Sioux, and
@ review OF the subject in the light particularly OF
observations made by George Bird Grinnell.
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WHITE STAR Line, 49,, ,,vrppoor

WHITTIdE ST. STAR I,.Nls.l linz AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL srEAMERs.
c., anic : pf!l l. 10 so am tcrn Apr - 20 a. M
...utonic 3D.. April S q. -Ieuitn C MAY o. y. d..
bdtann,c ApI ID II =. m Brannic Nay 49, . 80 am.
''" From WHIT star Dock. 100, %: We loth,. an
second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates, 80
and inward according 10 steamer and location OF lh
second cabin +3j and $50. TX ur,on tickets IN favor
ebl. terms rage, go lrcfad. - 60! pln3, One,
10. II Hro1dvay, Now-YoIk. Piiat gh2 omce. 400
Nalnu.-st. }. bI'I ~ i'N" 49, H7''"
INMAN LINE L. :. and Royal Mail ;eamers,
/ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or CHESTER Wcdge DAY Ap l. 20 80 a. ~ ~
CiiY ON Ni'wYoEK 800. w,Enes lay. Aprt H. II a. m.
- From Pier i3 \. r. adjoining Ch-l,topcrs- Fry
iifST AIN, $50 and upward. ascoriins 10 steamer
and location OF room. SECOND CABIN. SO and $40
sTETRAGE 500. PETER WRIGHT SONS. General
Agents 6 BOWLING GREEN. y. Y
A NCIrOR LINE. L. : MAIL Steamships
n NEW YORK anl GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
rlsr u j. r. loot Of Le' [yI ST. 30 pm
6 osSa $50 and 500 second ca,, $50 Storage. $50
For tickets ard further infotmat'on Apply 2 ...
HFSDERSoN BROTHERS. Agents lowing Green
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
YooEDLA 81 wcdnssAsy tpin l. 10 80 a. m
csbio Rates First Cabin $50 and upward Excursion,
sos and UPWARD Second Cobn. s3j. Excursion. 500
snd so Storage at very low rates 49,,
PETER WRIGHT son. Genl ACTS bowling 0feea.
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Joseph Henry Aliens last DOCK, "Positve Re
ngion; Essays. Fragments and Hints Roberts
Brothers.. is collection Of acute reverent and sue
gesive talks of the great themes OF religion
Many Christians will dissent from his free handling
Of certain traditional views dognas Of Christianity
but they will be at with him in his love of good
ness and truth. and in his contention that religion
finds its complete frution in the lives rather than
the speculative opinions Of men,
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II gives downright satisfaction to see any task
Hone in finished and workmanlikc manner and this
praise can certainly he accorded to the acnte dis
QUESTION the history of the Greek proposition
"PrOs with the AcCusative," by Professor W. A.
Lamberon, printed at the University of Pennsylvania
Press.
OF course, has to suspect that the ancient poets
and orators did better than they knew in furnishing
phrases for Interpretation, but the Subtle definition
is TO be expected in monograph of this kind. The
author, however surely does not mean all that could
be inferred from his remark the winged words" Of
Homer that "originay words uttered were con
Celved Of, in the most literal set in motion
toward the person addressed" Much modern scientific
speculation seems to lie based the theory that
primitive men were not merely s1vagcs, but idiots :;
and in this instance it might be argued that Pro
lessor LambertOn doubted the capacity Of Homer to
distinguish between literal phrase and figure Of
speech. The brief paper the "AnigOne" is a good
example Of conservative criticism directed against the
effort to subvert the order Of the lines in The angry
dispute between KreOn and his son Iaemon over which
there has been no little controversy.
London is at last to have its Authors Club thanks,
n Is said "to the tireess energy OF Walter BcsantT
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For Young I.adics-Country.

For YOUNG IdUIpb-NUIIIUIys
ID ELyIDERE SEMINARY.-s1C0 plJs for Thorough
ID course IN department. VII nome specal "
stiuct)n TO ladies' WHOSE EDUCATION has been neglected.
Address SEMINARY. Delvidce. NeWJelsty
gUIE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY. Freehold q J.
pleasant home with excellent opportunities Tor an
objection Miss OUNCE D. SEWALL. Principal
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Gcnnirp propsrln tor Sale ano 90 lei
THE FINEST ~
NORFOLK, VA. SEAPORT SUNNY SOlTi'.
FURNISHED iouses 60 &c.

Country.
IrLGEK0N. MONMOUTH BEACH sEABRiGHr ana
T. l.unsou Nrrk.--IIOU.c- 20 Jet. f'ltul-Eed
Ca'ai0gu's cont on application.
CHA, s. BHtWN. ~ Llbcr:tst
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CENTRAL II. n. OF NEw-JERSEY

'''Ds'' General Eastern Office. 235 Broadway
The sun., 1891-07-05
ozor axrosr

Br. PAUL. July 4.-Rsports from the North.
western grain hslds continue fayorsbls IN the
main. Crops have improved wonderfully IN
tho western part Of North Dakota. along the
Montana border. Showers have been fire.
ducnt and the weather is warm. In that DOR.
tion OF South Dakota OF which Ordway is the
centre the conditions are not favorable. Tho
weather remains dry and hot. in consequence
Of which grain fields will not produce over one
fourth OF q crop.
visited By hail storm which treverssd the
county. and In strip Of . mile and half wide
destroyed all the cropa Hail stones fell to tho
depth OF four or i've inches.
Without exceptions the reports received from
vnrious portions Of Minnesota to-day are
extremely favorable. and the State is expected
70 produce one OF the largest wheat crops In its
history.
\ Tho soil 10 in good share. and the weather
has rs q rule, been most auspicious, aud
farmers declare that the conditions could not
be moro favorable had they made them them-
selvea Light rains from time to time. with
bright days. have brought the grain along
hnsly Tho grain ID not thick on the ground
In the southern part OF tho state. as expected.
but It Is unusually clean and promises to MI
we'll.
The fields all over the state have boon to .
rsmarkable degree exempt from chinch bugs.
out worms. Rrasshoppers. and other pest
Flax. OF which the Minnesota farmers are
raisin9 twioe rs much as ever before. is grow
ing finely. and not In nve years have tho farm
srs been 80 we'll contented with conditions and
rsospo cts as they are now.
The sun., 1891-07-05
2abEe Nptires.


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S!p.. S1...m.lA per 's'sm'hiD Srssi~s.s from New
s, .ss zs'GRs g::n:s s:f s:s.
= .'f!' 20 sss'6f2 ss 6ons.e .nd
Turtn ,, Island, per steamship Ozama; q H. Tor
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= $seso liz kss': a!ss sssp D.s II. Or
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Il s;:ss.d s0sse1 Ss,.. y.
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for other M Earope.n @ ,oqntris. ", sou.hsmpton
:i $s!:! & ;.Sp ~ e:
IA " Tor the kssnsriands ditsc. psr ssssmsh,n nj 10
yesndAn. via Rotterdam letters must be dir.ctsd
s ...st% 9, s.n:;. sm.s.s. "sR4Pis:R, sa4 ss:'s
s:.:, T.. Ess y $s:s S'S: s:
p.eSs. Shi.pas sbasso ana fue.tsn per 70. .,osm. ann
pan dirs@ and other staten Via vsrs cruz
must be directed ,pe! ypmnr,,I: a. u; 80 a. N.
na ia rs :p G.sss
for Sh:r ur pG,, must he sr;esa
sUNDXYcRt = tor Gssts KicA via Limon. per
frssiI". psr Steamship X, Hourh, from New
Mai. for tic Hawaiian Islands per steamship Australia.
at 50" + H. Man. Tor China "ni ia Japsn "a 'p pss
st.sm.p rnna @ nrSm s.p fr"HMG.,co, M.,. g. oos: hrIs
Fer stsa,nship M"nswni irom san Ir rsnsscej close
New y"r. % q s.amsnp Gniris vi Win 4" iya 'r.h
mails for Au.tralia Mails lor the society islands
Sy 20 Pr Tor s.. sss:s
foundlani br Iai 70 Halifax; and thsncs BY
.a%sf a. for 9'is sa.o 1 'n' H"'i i-y Boston and
nsnes " .a ;ar as: sHss sy At RAJ, 81. 70 s fss dIaiy
and % th.Scs " amer am .siinr a"nasys and Tla1.
.ys,, close At this ONCE daily At 2iao a NJ Nails
M' sy sp o.s :s' M s ono. daily
.Tran. Pacific mails ar. forwarded to San Francisco
Ss..umosion Sss S%H of their
s.s Trsneiseo Mall. from me Ess, sfrsi.g Q. time
dose ssss.'ss;:er :: S.1s: Ss:vis:. i ' as ' ' A
The sun., 1891-07-05
Situations afauted-females.

Situations #auted-eftmales.
A YOUNG WOMAN want. 20 get work sewing or max.
n ing buttonhoes 10 . hrst.clAss hand aud steady.
Address r. H.. box l3e. Sun ofhce.l
A CoLoRED GIRL to DO general u.ework on fat;
"A small family; references JACKSON. $50 W. ED st.
GENTS AND FAMILY WASHING, 75c. per dozen;
" referencea Mrs JOHNSON. l2s West 3oth st.
II EsPEcTARlE WOMAN wants situation to do Up
IL stairs work In hotel or private family; home moro
object than wages. best CITY reference Call where
ut present employed D. DODO. 43o East lOthst
Situatipns atHntrd-attalss.
A PRACTICAL ELECTRO rLArRR and glider; I'M.
n derstards oxidinns. 4c.: +: desires situation.
CHAN KING i.%S@ Washnxton st, Boston. Mssa
A DvERIIsENENt SOLICITOR would Ike a position
n on daily or weekly publication. Add.sss
A. II. +. .Ol l4th st. Brooklyn. n. J.
DkN.s. Win hor.e g g. gb. q, ySrh B.ooklyn pre-
SITUATIoN wanted by . man of twenty years' es:
- perience on ladies' and ren's straw goods would
prefer msns work best Of re erencss Sven from late
employers. Address WHITTIER, box I8i; Fun once.
WANrED-Posision in = large printing ofios by
w nrst class Of years experience Al
dress u. A. r.. Bus 18th at. Louisville. Ky.
The sun., 1891-07-05
AsaI estate atanted -Arpoklyu.
WANT To PURCHASE houss IN First ward; sa60
w to $500. h. CHISHOLM. 30 Nassau st .
4sal estate fnr Sale-Stateu sslaua

"The difference between the hot
and crowded city and the sweet
calm and quiet he enjoys at Oak
wood, s. l., surrounded by beauti-
full scenery in a charming house Of
his own, oft impels him to bless
the day when, from motives of
economy alone, he purchased those
lots from HUGHES & ROSS OF
AT BROADWAY. Several of his
friends are thinking of renting
new houses there, to test the con-
ditions of the place, as the rental
is only $50"
The sun., 1891-07-05

paying road house or lager beer garden The Grin:
drive way on Long Island with rs magnificent rooms
and grand halls will be sold, with lots surrounding u
Information apply 70 JEaE JoiiksOs. Jr. % HssIsy
The sun., 1891-07-05
VI. A. C..s Swimmer Wins.

BosIoS. July <-rhe amateur swim ming race held il
Shs Charles River this morning by Alexander
AsoHert Of the Manhattan Athletic Club New York.
There were nys entries bnt only Two men covered The
throughout the raca winning easily by about 2o yards
IN 10 minutes seconds.
The sun., 1891-07-05

DoNT BUY BUILDING LOTS tili you see ours some
are covered with bearing fruit tvees $50 to klUO;
q monthly; Is cents cemnutation; money loaned to
build. SMITH, 2sU Broadway; room 26e.
The sun., 1891-07-05
at'aMted to 9urrhaSs.
1pes, Birds, &r.

gIyANTRD-To purchase. . trucking bpsinen q
w town Adiress TRuCKISG. box 2l0. sun otft'
The sun., 1891-07-05
Storage.

UNIFIED STATES STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Sd
"A. av. corner t8th st-All light rooms; packing:
shipping and 70 all parts; PASSENGER and freight
Inspection nvited cheapest rates IN the city
posT's BROADWAY STORAGE. I ss4 81 Broadway, or; csr;
nsr S6th 1000 rooms; 81 to S2O sober, careful
msn padded vans for moving. packing and shipping;
lowest prices; tTunkk free access, 70 cents month
The sun., 1891-07-05

CuBuRsAN HOMES ON rHB PICTURESQUE BRIE;
and property in New Jersey free a. s1 sow q
obtain homes on ne tnstalmsnt plan or for casni
pointers acre tracts for subdivision
b p POPPLE, Suburban Trafho Agent
The sun., 1891-07-05
8sal Gstate ,fnr Sale-sersey City.

STOP PAYINd RENT-Buy new three storv heusss
- nho soomh en ssmtdstached; syey modern oenyels
nrst class Jersey Siy Hsiehts siehteen mnuts 4els
quarterly and interest COND1CT. owner 20 Wall 4
The sun., 1891-07-05

"A. tase: three minutss' walk from depot: ~ rooms
and bath range stationa a.y tuba hot and colo waer
PETER MACDONALD. 5lst st and BroaowAy
The sun., 1891-07-05

ID. q n. CHAUNCEY = =. Co. LTDstT
s07 MSS11ssE1e, a, ST. lsgo Mls5geokIyn. IN
lai. SIT U0 Jorasmon *. near Clinton 4stofy b s,
lsi' ~ s:!oiy brick soxi9a s7sSoS hspoeSs
South oxford ST. De Kalb astory briok a2xi2x
l0o. 60 soy Sands a.. near Adams e.. Sstory trama
sIisk asx7SxiCS sis9 Hsf: 4, 8 nsir 3r.SIs
near Kent Az, s.itory b. s., 2,xssxlOo sIi. ON AZ
ssSaoss 4 i1sSs - soa :s near Henry :ss
Sstory brick 2Ox65xiOO S4OUOu Eighteenth sS. near
eth ay- 2story frame la sxioo g 900 Berk esy plaSS
7th av. Sstory b. .. %!x4sxSa SlAo0 CambridEo
2Ox5OxlO0 sll 500 Dean St, near Bond Sstory bTieE
story .: esx+axli5 sl9sMs Greene sv near Lows
near fompkins av, ystory b 0. l78x4Ox50 SsOI
Washington ST. near High ST.. 3sory brick, 77x+6xi0S
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The sun., 1891-07-05

Aral Gstate for Sale or Gxrtange.
DROOKLYSsfLAT Equity. S. 500. will exchange for
ID farm country residence. send particulars 70 IL
Wall 81, room ol.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for New York or Brook.
lyn real estate about hve thousand acres heavily
iimbered pine land; water poss5 circular sAwmil,
planes. Sc, in sullivan county N Y. Address owner
X MORRISON. White Lake, sullivan county, N. Y.
rOoD H. ACRE FARM. RockAnd county, for BrooEr
" iyD private house or cash 2o1 De alb Av B'kiyh
40 FAMILY TENEMENT HOUSE, a4s West Goth 81
10 for Brooklyn private house 2o1 De RAIb sv-
Brooklyn. I"
e9or $ale Of % Yst-Gity, ~
ITO LET OR LEASE. property 2o7 ana aoe Ran M
o. Apply on prsmissS II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12

SALVADOR, Nov. 1.-THE stories II
the attempt 10 poison President Ezpta
are not believed here. S1lguHfa T. one
o. thu heads of the revelation, whose
object ia 20 Nil Ezuts In fighting. Sal.
guafa suys be- wants ~ rid the country
" Tho LaldivarliuH. who ARE using
E1o,a ne y tool, governing tho country
principally through Fofeign Minister
JMlegnts and Spaniarda, and enrich.
INK themselves nt th" cost or the cuun-
try. Many arrests have been made.
Cry oP MrNC0, Nov. 1.-THE
Salvaiofian legation here has received
no atvicDs Of the trouble IN Salvador.
Private letters say that there arc prob.
abilities " trouble between the brothers
u EzUtn, and n tho President has
sufpcient influence Antonio viii be
Lost.
x-presilont Xsliivrr has been ~.
iufed permission 10 return o. Salvador.