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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-02
european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPp'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST"By a thorough knowedee OF the ne n rs,
ura laws which the operations Of digestion ana
triton and by careful application OF the hnc properties Of
well selected CocOl Mr.. Eps Ia, provided our breasc
tables with decateY NOsed beverage which may save
many heavy doctors bills II IS IN the udciou, pse Of
such articles OF diet that constitution may DO gauuay
built up until strong enough resist every tendency TO d-
ease Hundreds OF subtle malades floating around US
radv 10 attack wherever there weak point We may
escape fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forhed
with pure blood properly noUrished frame'-CiNl
Service Gazette. -, l.,
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only IN
half pound Grocers, labelled thus: James EPPS
& co. Homeopathic Chemists, London, England"
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER. TRAINS leave foot of cOrtlandt and De

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Des.
brosses sts follows
a. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
10 n. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmiri Rochester BUT.
falo and the West Pottsvilc and principal local points
Chair car Lyons and Pullman Suspension Bridge
a. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
II 80 a. for Emira and intermediate points
D. for TunkhannOck and intermediate points. Chair
TO Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris.
burg
$40 p. for H. and b. Junction and principal inter.
mediate points. Chair TO l.. and b. Junction.
so D. m. for Pottsye and intermediate points Chair
car TO Pott.vile.
20 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
80 y. m for Lyons Elmira Rochester Buff
falo and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving at 10 a. m. II 30 m. p. m and
$40 p connect for all points In MJhOnoy and Hazel
ton coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
S:10 for Mauch Chunk, HaZclton and intermediate
points, and IL a for Shenandoah and intermediate
points.
5:l5 for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
30 p. M for Geneva, Lyons, Emira Rochester, Buff
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and SuS-
pension Bridge.
General Eastern ONCE 2s5 Broadway
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York. Monday. June

NewYork, Monday, June l.
The following sales were made at the Exchange ana
Auction Room today
plot OF land, Valentine.ave., 200 II souu
Boulevard. l2Gxl13xl69; CUNNINGHAM S..UZo. ca.
% lets Webser-ave, block front between, SQuuh
Boulevard and Suburban.st lots 25Hl2oi T. u Eilo'''
] Levy and Others il,2lO. oo.o
lots W Suhurbln.st 25x99 each 81 $50. . ,o
lots on Decaturave, c OF South Boulevard. 2oxllo
each, $500. e,A.. o.. o.xoo
each N l. Miller, s70e5. .,-I.. -.
gore lot on Webster-ave, cor Of Suburbanst,
45xSsxgJ: Judson O. Fitzpatrick, $4,000 - -,
Mot land Decatur-aVe. running 10 HullaVe. OF
South boulevard 50x225xl22x246: NJ Callahan. $50
4 lots n Hul-ave Of Suburban-st 23XlI3, eaen
I Mot of land Perry-avc Of South boulevard looN
I1ox1OOxl23: NJ Callahan and NJ Gallagher sl2 DO
block OF land bounded by South Boulevard, BAN.
bridge aud Briggs and (iaried-st 250Nl4'XZo%N
947: ] y Townsend and J Simpson. s3l,2iO .
Sale Of lots on E1geave, OF l65th-st. adjourned to
June ,. 80 - 90. v.o,, ., and M
ia Waterst corner Of Pine.st adjourned TO June g.
sale Of aats with lots, 1f9 TO 165 9Sth-st S,
OF lOth.ave was adjourned TO June 10.
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RAILROADS.

Trains leave az follows
OIO A. Nj, -fASI NAIL. Tor Albany, Utica, Syracuse.
,oSo Sn1'es Batie sGa SNqEasPiBULE LIMITED due
1880 SI a. PEP Day
1900 Soon. SOUTHWESTERN yEsTIBULED LIMIT.
rD-Due Cincinnati 10 100, indianapolis II 10, a. NJ,
40 p PoS MI.OON0ErII SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due AZ Detroit at 10 a. M, Chicago 30 n next
600 p. VI. FAST WESTERN. EXPRESs-..Due Chicago
e.s sTp, Sinc GlIXnp5iiinoSDRCk AND M6NTKEAE Elk.
1880 OF +. NJ BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
OK nfI :. NML..-rAsr ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
sig f1ti:s"Due Indianapolis II 20 m. next day ST.
r15 SHIii ID SNlEWBgRGD PoTGnKEEPsGE. RHINE
II Tr Is 80 70 rs PSgsSS:
eGsOr 5 y S2 nSS II sQ o 80 90 III is Ms
Is sS S. So i d 80 90 t }55 3D. r. oa
hSSa. 70 80 IS 80. co. 80 60 9i5 p M NJ
TR6Y-fs Is, 9ho 10 90 10 80, III rs a. M. cl2 100
- 20 20 SqS 49, rs p m t9 100 4jsS
a. m. II noon so 100, 80. o:i5 p H. ti5 90
RoTaEssTER-o TO- 10 100, no;so a. NJ. 70 100 noon.
pUfR S 80 6 p 80 az no. 9 Il % noon 80
O. - Is o. 10 co. 40 80 m - 90 noon.
ADtR So GUC S 80 siio AND oNrREA-7 AS
CAPE nv 1NGESr oGb 81 IS HfR AND oswEeosas
RoI3 w go night; also for oswego. $40. 10 100.
AuBBTRS'a GENEVA AND cANANDAIGUA-s1o 10 100.
BERRs 81 a HE'S III VIZ HARLEM pIvisGoy-
S eks n and P in Sleeping Car, apply at Grand
PaEk Place g %gs arq u Ss aS d Ss T
fcrdaye E D. Brooklya and lo9 Hudson ST. Jers Ssy
rssdsSss FOush e d ssss.
IL q HSea &c. g. 'so; 49, a. 70 90 n
IL iSHS M o iS y i'0 dE S5 9f pAxELs
General Manager. Gcn'l Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL IL. II. OF NEW-JERSEY

kvUA or LlIE.l.rN-Sr., NORTH %IVEh
$50 a. N. for Easton. Maach Chunk. wnkess.ns.
Fs%SE %a9 gand Py dI ssa
Maash cRaaK'' wiikss5ajfs and ,i Ss5qason:
zoo a. H. for Easton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
3 "GSn f for Eas s8@ Maach Chunk wkesbars
Eats f' fS5SsA Fe%aS's
7 o. o. :. Easton Maueh Chunk, Reading Harrl.
burg PS'' 5eaoN us 66ynk ang &
vile, Reading and Harrisburg.
burg wkesbare. Scranton. Tamaqua. POttsvue Shame
5iiS D. NJ to5 Easton Msueh Chunk, Reading Harris.
$50 s. NJ sul lSr EassoS s. a4a Allentown
Il Id Is M 80 80 90 p m sundays si6 m.
For Long Branch and points south to Point Pleasant
sundays except Ocean Grove and A;bSry park Is
For Red Bank, at 80. rs. II rs a. M, 80. oo
49, For Loo % o%s River 10 srnasa 20 Fax and Bar
For Atlantic City, vincland and Bridgeton, at $50
For Monmouth Beach seabright at 80. is a. m
''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
r PFo Ha RteE ~ f. H39E Or
St For f io9 P oc Sundays G!s: 80 an
peeS roS az and U 1b a. PARK a. Sundays except
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegat at 80 a. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE Ann
ROYAL Blu u LINE.
For Philadelphia at 90, 40, 100 10 90 IL 80 a m
80 2Q0 80, 100, :O0 90, 80 De- m - is nisht
SJND1NS DO9, 10 80, IL 30 m, > :00 80, co.
100 D. II Is night. "
For Baltimore and w w daily 90. II 80 WITH
il Is night.
Trains leaving AS. IL 80 a. NJ 1 80 400 500
30 M, Il 10 night except SATURDAY night Sundays
$780, 300 500 D. No. have connection for Reading HaF.
risburg. PQttsve &c.
For S Jury ET ana TSIamsDort via Philadelphia ~
night except saturday nght Sundays 90 D. H.
Tickets and Parlor-Car seats be procured III.
172. POL AS. 9ii LAO l92S broadway 737 6th.ava.
264 West 125ti-st.. 1874 Fast t2ltll-st. Ncw.YOrk:
Cogrtst; $50 Fulton.st;: 9S Hr:sigay. Brooklyn.
Ncw-fork Transfer Company III call for and
baggage from hotel or residence
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Gearhtrs.

TUTORS, Professors Teacher, Governesses OF all
"A. branches supplied 10 universities colleges schools and
families Circular schools TO parent Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYEIEEE Room u. 100 5th.aye.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n Supplies Professors Teachers; Tutors. Governesses
, Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union Square.
A SUCCESSFUL TUTOR. college graduate speaking
month"; ftehcNd drSs fTToR Tribune Upt5wn oce SUNNI 9s
broadway.
ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches, In any
ID locality FEE for registration Form for stamp.
p. V. HUYSSOON American School Bureau. w l4th.st.
TIESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY. p East 1Gth-st.
supplies competent teachers tutors, g0vernesss
s!cans artists etc. all branches resident and visiting
English. German. French. Spanish spoken.
II MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
u with teacher: Teachers with positions.
II. NJ. HARRINGTON, Prom. 80 Lafayette Pl. n y.
TINE BOOK OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave. 500 pages.
Il illustrated. The standard authority American
air Rules for sailing. swimming ball play.
shooting horseback riding &c. &C.. in full 81
copy. Publishee by The Tribune, NewYork Entertain.
ing and universally cOmplincntNd by The press
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pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THESTANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERIcAl
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot
Of DesbrOsses and COrtiandt Streets.
as fOliOws:-
On and after MAY gath, 1891


THE FAST LINE.
200 AMrT@an ysous seP"s ana Sa 30 Car,
Connects, ais also = for Toledo except SATURDAY.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Composed exclusively OF pullman vesrbhs
Drawing and state Room, sleeping Dining smoking and
fspSsr sna Sp S' both Ss
%e Or Sar 6c .n ~ sa al s Ss Sy "a
cnay and n D% see,e sh A n. cnennaa
ST. LOUIS. CHICAGOAND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
an aaa Pg Ss S@ eSse e %
SOS%ors Arrives Gne96n 10 a 80 a. NJ Chicago
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
630P; ": pullman yestloals Sleeping Car Nsw;York
Dining Cars New:York % Phlladepha, and PlttstaS
ca Sesgs ang 20 Snago next dsy ana 81 hSs
q; m. second moIning Connects for Cleveland ana
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 5u Mm sgHg va cs 5e
CLEVELAND '. IS p mn next day daily chags 100
o SsSS@d a%G IS Saturday
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH.
t%th Dining Car TO Baltimore daily, excep. sunday.
9sf ass % % Sn9 @ Car and s9
arrive Washington IS p. ~ regular express: .,
oS g. nsss b,'%os s. o:iy lS 80
BCC S SanS Sad % S PEd 80 a. H. 'o 100 and
Fog ATLANTIC CITY, / so p. week days. with
tnrough Bullet ParlOF Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 30 20, 20, 80, 40 Chicago Limited
with Dining Car, and ~ ~ Washington Limited witt
0o a 6S So O0 &c. S 3D. oS % zd aod "a
y. N. and II is night Accommodation, II 10 a. ~
40 and 100 .. m. Sundays, Express, 9 rs go
900 40 Lmte1l and 10 a. m. 9 90. 2 30 T. 80
90. 6:3O. zoo and 100 ,. m, and u rs nighs
Accommodation 100 y.
For lime tables Of trains 70 local points Penn
sylvana Railroad system. apply at the following Ticket
onces; Nos 435. $40 and 9l4 Broadway, Astor House
FultOn-st, Brooklyn OF
Brooklyn; 70 Hudson-st HObOken station Jersey City
The New-York Transfer Company Will ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through 70 des
tlnation.
CHAS. T.. PUGH J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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miscellaneous
T. M. Stewart Steam CarpeT Cleaning.
1926 SEVENTH-AVE.

Telephone 120-ls. Send for circular.
A DYFRTISFNENTs FOR THE NETWORK TRIR.
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT The UPTOWN
OFFICES, 40. 123S Broadway, Thirty lrst:st !;
lao Broadway, 2Bth-st., until D. m. 20 Wes5
Twentythrdst. corner Sthaye l32 Gthave lob F9urt'
ave- corner Fotrteentn-st 760 Third ave. Forty
1020 Thir1-ave., near SAtyfrst-st; Los
FirstaNe 10G West Forty econdst 1002 Columbusave,
1170 Ninthave cor 72d-st 50 l.berty.st - Avenue A.
1923 Third ave, and the HARLEM OFFICE, 100 East
.hund and fth.st. 20 D. and FOG
West twenty ffh-st. at regular Office
rates
ID RUSHFS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at 315 Pearl
ID st., opposite Peck Slip; lowest prices.
JOHN X. HOPPEL, Manufacturer
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD n Y

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &
H. X X Il Co., Lessee-Trains leave West i2d- 81.
1ioh tNM orkl as follows and 20 earlier from
inc 1901 OF Jayst NewYOrk Hamilton, LONDON Detroit
anu Chlcas0! 10 io a. m > rs p. 5 Ii D. IA. ST
Louis - 10, 10 D. M. Toronto, 10 Is a. M. - 4
% II P nj BunSiS oeeser Sgspe9soa Bridge, Nasa.
- 10 10 and all 30 a M runs only Utea. Klngs
ton - 80, = 10 ,l0l5. all 80 a. 90. and
.S;i5 p. m Cais6ll and Albany, $50 7l5, 'lo:I5
Point Cornwall, NewburS 3 30 Z 10 IS 70 -
- Is I'll AS p Montreal and Canada Fast II a M
. 10 m: Elegant sleeping buffalo Niagara rails
Detroit Chicago and ST. Louis all through trains
a. Leave Brooklyn. Via Brooklyn Annex alO 80 a M :
g :eo m Jersey City =. K. II. Station all 20 a. m
20 &c m. .D1y. Daily. except saturday. An other
tsihs 1ay except Sunday. For tickets time tables par
vr sd strpnacar citations information apnlv
onices brookyn333 Washing 726 Fulton.st An
mex once foot OF Fuiton-st NewlOrk Citv27l 1903 7s5
yiy broadway. 1t3 Bowery, IL Park Place. 81 Wcst
J-9thst and West Shora Stations foot OF West i2l.
ana foot OF Jav-st., North River c. r. LAMBERr
General Passenger Agent vanderbil,-ave.. Ncw-York
Y EW-luRk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
l. AiI.MAf-rr,ns leave West tAi-st As follows
tt~ehv minutes earlier from foo. OF Jays.l: so M
for Midalctown. ElcnVille. Lib. rty Delhi Norwi, h.
Onsies Os"eso' Chicago; 80 D. m. for Campbell Hall
Muletow EHenVlle, Liberty o rs D. m. for Middle.
Town, Liberty, Walton, Oneida Central square Oswego
time tables, s1s Brcsdway. J. o. ANDERSON General
Passenger Agent 10 Exchange Place. N, z.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE PROFESSORS LETTERS. BY Theophus Par
sons. 16mo. PIP. 216. Boston, Roberts Brothers
The letters which compose this volume are real
They were written originally by Professor Parsons 10
young lady. Their tone is mainly religious and their
ultimate purpose the explanation Of the swedenborgan
faith The style is simple yet animated and the senti-
ment pure and elevated. swedenborganIsm is indeed
a somewhat difficult creed TO most modern minds ana
ii can hardly be said that the professors letters tcno
to lessen its inherent difficulties. In writing 10
young lady II may perhaps be that an Initial
upon unQuestioning faith operates as an encour"so
ment 10 belief but the kind of intelligence wmch INC
present day is producing cannot be expeced 70 nu 'o
method satisfactory. The professor Is hmseh 50 o,'
sure of his ground that he does not appear d~"' "
realize the slenderness and incertitude OIL MS 1..,
lions. Under the circumstances IL SEM sem, N -. a.
whether such book can prove very "hepini' as u'0
az. srccests I, certainly indicates that the fath
~ the writer must have been very firmly hNed' ou'
ds moi do much more than that, or at least 50 mos
readers would we fancy be apt TO thlhh. t"o sP"is
nav Of the letters is indubitable ana ther Pun Poo.
nohle Init not much more than this can DC s"'u "a
them.
rNnrp THE TREES, AND ELSEWHERE by By Nam Nam
iIton Wright Mabie. 12mo PIP. 100 Oouu' "0'N
TIT. A. ,ntended as companion volume 10 NY
s,dv Fire and is series of feehand sketches Oh Ou
aoor life The author has strong feeling lot 'a'u,o
an observant eye. and gift OF scenic description.
sudIes I'm the open marked by poenc lnasih"'io"
"a b,. STYLE Is full of charm. There is indeed GER
tain lack in Under the Trees" and 1t is that Oh inc
intimate knowledge of natural phenomena ana OF 'he
creatures that live in the woods and fields ana streams
which We find in ThOreau and Jehries ana "nle U.
selborne This knowledge it is which gives thelr ohei
fascination TO the writings Of the authors menuoneu anu
without IL the most sympathetic and cultivated pen
must always fall short of excellence In this Knd OF
literature There is, indeed, compensation IN much
Of Mr. Mabie's work. though in such case there can
not be full compensation. His own fancy Is Drlgne
and graceful and his enthusiasm carries MIN iar' sun
h,s strike one as being often typical rather
than Individual and that manner of writing is apt TO
have certain vagueness which tends to the lessening
of interest. The volume, however, may be recon-
mended to lovers and students Of Nature as wen De
serving perusal and as excellent companion during
the approaching months of vacation excursion ana re-
currence to country life.
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Hluslrl! 1nstrumcuIs.
A N ASSORTMENT OF second. hand Grand. Upright. sno
a Square PLACES Of our make In perfect condition AMI
fully warranted. Also number Of secondhand Ftanos
Of other prominent makers ct Very low prtces
WM. KNABE & CO.,
14S JTH-AVE.
NEAR o0TU-ST.. NETWORK.
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Business propsrtp Go Cei.

BTILDINGS Stores. Lofts and Ofnces 10 t., A.,
Maiden Lane, John, Faton. Ann, Beekmnn. Frapkf
Rose, Nassau, william, Gold. Cin, Pearl wnter
Front south. CortIandt, Dcy yescy Dunne. Frnnkllp
LniGri. Wnshin gron, Greenwich. Hudsoa Church aad
other streets.
rutland & WHITING.
} Hickman -.
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IT. HE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pases.
illustrated. The standard authority American open
amusements. Rules for sailing swimming ball NAV
~ shooting hoEsebask riding. &C.; &C., 10 full 81 per
h& and universally comp tmenteA eY the pres.
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DEL w 4 r +, LACkAWANNA AND
y RAIIROAD
W ASH NHtO
ROY Al RIFLE IINI

Shortest Line Vestibuled Pullman Coaches
a. m-BunalO and Oswego Express, Via Paterson for
Water Gap StroudsbuFg. Scranton Binghamton Owego
Ithaca, WaVerly Elmira, Corning, Bath. Danyille Sher
burne Watervlle, Rchhed Spi ings Utica, MI Morris,
ntermedate stations Connects at scranton win tain.
PtstOn Wilkesbarre, Dsnve. Northumberland;
a Buffalo with trains for the West.
20 a. Nottingham on Mail Boonton.
! y. m.-Bnghamton aud ElmirR Express Water Gap
stroudsburg, scranton oweao Wayery. &C.. connects 81
b3rrv
$40 p. m-Scranton. wikesbarre and Plymouth TX.
press
80 p N. (daily.-Bunllo Lmltei Express. Pat,r
for StrOudshurg ScfanfOn, Bpgham'ol OWrgO, W.
y,srly Elmift Corning bath, waylaod, Danvie NJ
Morris &C.. arriving Ia Buffalo az $50 a. nj.
y. m. tday).-Buralo Utica and Osweeo Express for
Stroudsburg scranton Bnghanton, Cortland syracy,e
Fulton Greene. Oxord. Norwich Sherburne. Watefstile.
Rehaed spsnss &C.; and 81 points Buaals pivissesy
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Cost am louno

Cost am loun0
CST OR STOLEN book issued by the Seamen'S
Bank for Savings, New-YOrk TO the subscriber. IL
the book or information concerning it not sent to the
bank within 80 DAYS from this date will apply 20 the
lank its cancellation. HARRY Il. CLARK.
y June !, 1891.
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~ p. PUTNAM'S SONS.
27 AND 20 WEST 23D.sT, N. Y.
HAVE NOW READY:

THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY Bo1rdIng
and Day School Girls. 41st year. address for
circulars J3S-140 Montsgue-st., Brooklyn, ". Y
For Boys and Young Men-Country
A DIR0NDACKS CAMP CEDAR.-Summer School for
"A BOYS. Ten weeks July W Sept At.eation given
elementary studies and special care % stgdeats preparing
Ter college examinations Study optional with
Ssr circulars address L. D. MONTANYE Trenton. N. j.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07
The Racing 4a-roo,crs and The Volunteer.

Lawey's yard, South Boston, is always a place
Of interest those fond of yachting, and is spec
Tally Interesting just now there are six 46foot-
In the various stages of construction for racing
the coming season. Two have been launched and
are IN the basin receiving their spars and rigging
The other four still in the shops They are all
keel craft and of the same general type ONLY an
expert could detect the slight differences between
the si> yachts. They have forefoot, but start
ing from the heel of the stern pest the keel makes
sweep up to the cut-water. The stern post rakes
excessively and the oyerhang of the stern is car
rled out so far that it does not look thicker than
the butt end of a single. The after end of the
keel is about the middle of the boat One of these
craft had lead keel weighing % tons, cast in one
piece II is the biggest chunk of lead the writer
ever saw. In one of the shops was a smaller cut
ter of more exaggerated type than the As footers
Certainly they not pretty to look at, out of the
water
a sad sight the wreck of the famous volun-
teer the defender of the America cup and the
terror of British yachtsmen. She is to be changed
into schooner and heightened few feet, and
has been stripped down to the keel for two-thirds
of her length. Only the after body and stern re
manned intact, and surely there was never a pref
wv
shown. The Volunteer deserved a better fate
A busy place just now is the store of L. W. Fer
dinand Il Co., 267 Federal street, Boston, Here
the yachtsman and canoeist will find everything
necessary for fitting out their craft, in all the
styles, sizes and patterns. They have in stock all
the staple articles, and hundreds of others of
which you may never have heard. If YOU are
Jay Gould or Vanderbilt, you can fit out with
blnpEc nplu debo Ill f,;l
TO ma what You want In stock it will be made to
oroer at short notice. The firm also deal in steam
auhches anu small boats of all kinds. Their place
of business is only short distance south of the r
x b. steamer landing.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

The Last Ma ne NJ. + Conference met in Dam
ariscotta April Goth. The attendance was large
and the interest great The usual routine business
was transacted. Bros. b. 9. Wentworth and II.
+. Frohock were active participants in the eXcr-
ciscs. At the close of the sermon the second
day Rev. Norman La Marsh, the blind preacher
sang solo. On the third day a vote was taken on
the admission of women. There were 6G votes
cast, 40 for and % against. The meeting Friday
night was in the interest of the Board of Educa
ton. saturday Rev. /. II. W. Wharf, presiding
elder of the RockIand district, presented his re
port winch Indicated quiet and steady growth
thluushouI ihc year. IL was Noteu 70 hold thc
next session of the East Maine Conference in
Rockiand. Lincoln Han packed saturday
night az the temperance meeting Key. a. w. &.
Anderson occupied the chair. Prayer was offered
ny rev W H. Brown. A ringing temperance adj
dress was made by Rev. Frank &. Eladdock, Of
Brunswick, son Of the martyr 1laddock, who was
aSsasslnated by the saloon keepers of SIOUX City,
IA, d lew years ago. sunday me churches were
packed Rev. II. K. FrohoCk, Of lloulton, preach
Ell at the Congregational Church. Monday morn
ing Il stiohE temperance resolution passed, depre-
eating the action of the State department in issuing
circulars with the purpose of charging American
trade in malt liquors with the South American
countries. I'm amendment offered by Rev. IL. +.
trohock, in the interest of the third party, was
anitu a strong anti tobacco resolution was also
tabled y resolution adopted endorsing the
Peoples Prohblory League. The special com
mittee on Methodists and thc state prison present
eh resolution declaring the report rt the warden
as circulated by the Associated Press miSrcpre-
sentaton of the facts in the case there not being
member OF the Methodist church n that lnstitu
tlon' me hhal vote on tIc admission oi women
stood ~ for 70 30 against Bishop Foster then an
nounced the appointments. The following arc the
local appointments:
hoCkLAND DISTRICr-I II. W Wharf, Pre-
siding Elder, p. o. Thomlston. Belfast, 9. ".
Chadwick; Camden, {. &. Phelan; Clinton, Benton
and Burnham, W l. Brown; Cushing, Y. +. tijli-
Damariscotta and Mills, Y. A. Wmdwcu; East
/ Ks. md