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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-28

Soaaoria b the bet resaedy for ehIIdTro Of
WHICH an acquainted I hope the day Il not
far diskant when mothers viii consider the real
Inssrest Of th-lr children, aud use Csanris In
stsad Of Tire variOusquAek Bostrums which are
desaroying tb-ir loved ooes, by forcing opium.
norphins, sOOthing syrup and other hurtful
aeuuts down their threats, thereby sending
thsn 10 premature graves"
DR. J. y. KINcHEIoE,
COaway, ARK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-28
AMONG THE MORMONS.
SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITINGS
or kRTEMUs WARD.

what Brigham Young Hsd 30 Say About
the Cares Of . Much Married Life.
Faith Vowed to Betsy Jane-RsfusInE
Passes 20 Female sufrAgIsts.
Copyrighted and published by special arrange
lasnt with q W. Dillingham. New Yort, pub
lAlheEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01

Coven. james. to same. wadswOrthsye. Of 17st'-
Cowoi s.iry r. to same wadswt rth.sve Ct 10th
Disieathaief Henry. to Aueuste Zolvert. fst-aye,
n Of 91st-st ease years IS coo. ., ,,.,--
ton s. y SgS. TOO " ''0'4'
Ferdinand clara s. to E A Whitfield 127thst, W
Falrman Cha s. 70 J suger. Lenox-aye, 131st-
jewell. Alfred. 70 = \ con:s55e i25th-s', LenOx-
0F 1s, year' ~ Ugo lot a. man Knqsland
estate 9Th Ward years ss56c '' -, ' go,
Ker6sf. Marx. 70 5 L Cooke At'Orey-st STAN
Keller Paulne 70 Conn Mutual Life ms Co, 1st-
Lane ina. to p II Weeks. n 7jth-st. Ave A.
Lceder, John, to Storms, 1l7th-st. 1stave
Laurence Frank P. to y Plats, " Madsonave'
Leyctt, Alex, to c 4 Taylor. Grandst, variek-
Lewis Edward. to S NJ Mllllken, 16oth-st, St
Levy Amelia to National Park Bank. Madison-aye,
L0rrsan. George +. 70 H Morgenthsu, lsoth-s'
Mc'iinty Joseph 20 Bcadleston & wOerz No 70
MGray Susan. to Gage sadst lOchsve.
Mopes daniel u. 70 stegsoe eoo corner Prospect
MfT Maa4 ig s T. ssgrag2o 6 Company
| Neun, GEORGE, to 5 Frank : 8th-st, Lewis-st'
Patton James C. to L Ynnkoucr. No. 2.o71 ad-nve.
smith Albert E. to W A Booth. 12sd-st. It'll
ave 3 years $1,000 " r,ovr,, 1.,.ave 18th.
| st, years. $3.50 .
SchaGner Louis p. f Bechte- No. 20 West 3d-st
| lease demand - SEQ
SchwoercF Jacob IN German Savings Bank, W
| 1st-ave. sthst | $4,000.
Schsefer. Martha, to VI Lusk, cor WeOsterave ara
| 174th--t. 81 300.
Thompson, Mary s. To " \ Walker, Powell Place
W Rverview Terrace. years, $1,000
Varker Thos to Rowenhoven 60th-st W Lex
| ingtOn-ave. 3 years. Ella 600.
| Van Nest Abraham r 20 Seamens Bank fl- Savings
n 23d-st 7thave years, s20 900, -
whitman. WIN ;. 70 c Razzetu. l35 South shave :
| yeara $4,000.
! VIM + Beal Land Improvement Co % Emma Van Ness
| o cor 1t Ann'ave and : MaTy'sst J y4ar. $4,000.
! we1maHn. John J. TO e. Ansel, l61th-st W 3daVe
Schultz Gepke 70 c L Marshall W cor istOve and
GOthct months, $1,000 oo, -,
Smith. Albert y. q + u Lltueheld l-5a'sV' q 'Ih-
! aNe G months. $50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NsyYo Tgsdsy Jgp' ,o 1 ap@s
~ s o9 Of lS aS. oaT ' S bu aVergn
s e Gyr H. all sold by naisno''A i9-.' ,,,,.
and 72d9ac for native do extra carcasses bringing
Fyropeap advice. indicate steady sad for
rcfreeIatel beef and 6aG'd for American Steers eS
shipments. 20 sheep on the bark Beatrice; and 24oo
(which C0WS-Receipts head. Very lite trade
the only recorded transaction being the sale OF lf,a
tesdv and dealers quote SIS $50 for common % cfSice
S,S R wa an1 r a1%l trade AT Mon
dars closing prices - d6c for fair to choice Yeas
Butt rmiiks with II head selected, bringing 22e Fully
900 head were sell AZ TIE close.
Dresei vells wore doing little better than yes yes
eriay with sales O. COUNTRY dressed at GG72si S cry
Sges-IGdd & Buc s!ngharn 96 veas. LAG average;
at SIC per , 70 mixed Calves ~ N. at 8Ac 70 fed
'IIene6Bcct & Hollis: % Butermilks l5G r. at PC
per = 40 do l7s y at &c II DO 10? n AZ 3'2c
1853 - at 512c, 10 do. $50 n at sac: do 10 ~. at
' T. Tei@oh q veals. l5i n. at sac 43 butter
m'i SnEEP AND LHMBs-Recclpt' g carloads Of 49ss
aro,a at jGT'ry S 1ea are at5 c az C0
not many wanted Lambs as is usually the case Fourth
have limited inquiry The offerings were nearly all
Poorest to best sheep ranged in price from &c
5 Sc 8 4 44 S'GG md sod At 5 common T. pr
Dressed mutton sluggish at sa1Oc for city dressed ard
G99c for Buffalo and Chicago dressed Dressed lambs
h' Sales e. iO s. 'NcPherson Co 10 Ohio Sheep e
Virginia do IS n at - p; % %; 100 2 at - 2t6
Vrrinia Lambs n at 81 s. 2O3 do. CT y at - 90
o39 do GG n az 81 % Of do, 81 y at 81 rs; l2o do
06 - at 81 119 do, CD %. at So s72 23l do 20 H. at
=. ~ =
sc nor y 4G6 do O. n at 7a4c 247 do, = n at NC
II Kentucky sheep IA n at IS rs per 100 n 1o7 do
j. y Pdcock & Sons 245 virginia Lambs: 70 = az
&c p,.r - 1872 do = ut Sc; 253 do 90 y. at 1l2c
s. West virginia d. 90 n 7i4c: PSI do 81 n. at
7s.c: 1o9 d. 60 = Sc; IA do. IS n. at she, 20
Jersey do 81 y 161 Virginia Sheep, - H. az &c ;
$50 do o. - AZ 4i2c.
Judd buckingham sc Kentucky Lambs % H. at &c ;
129 Kentucky Sheen. 90 N. at &C;
n. Harrington 90 Kentucky lambs 63o' n az 7Ssc
FOGS-Veceints 81 carloads Of 77S7 head-26 car
Loads at 4Oth-st and IS carloads at jersey CITY None
for Soe alive NORMALLY Arm Country dressed Arm at
CID &c for medium, and 7loc for light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01

same time last week $500 consigned through. none
TO New York, none sale, 90 market opened steady
no good cattle here closed firm all sold Hogs-te
cepts last twenty four hours, 4,6OO head total 10Y
week thus far. 25,Ojo; for same time last Week,
IS, 600 consigned through, 1880; 10 New Iork 100
on sale. 45O market opened stronger closed strong
all sold good mediums AZ S5 2Od % 20 gOod loik
weights at 90 1885 20; mostly IS 20 pigs NJ co@
So 10. sheep and lanbs-Rcceipts last twenty-iou
hours goo head total for week thus far, 2llOO Tor
same t.me last week. 1900, consigned through, 400
70 New York. 200: on sale. 500 market opened dqI
and droCging closed dun with lower tendency :
fair sheep az "a - so good az 81 15G % 70 choice
here. There were no lambs on sale
Chicago. June 30" The Evening Journal reports :
Cattle Receipts 5000 head shipments, 1000 mar
ket slow steady to strong, top prices 81 6Oeso 0O :
no prime 10 extra steers sale, other native stee
- lOd IS 25: Texans - 35dS4 20; stOckers - zoo
81 IS. cows - 500 81 % Hogs-Receipts. l3OOO
head shipments 5000: market active, higher roueh
and common - 4Od "a So mixed and packers q SOC
"a IS: prime heavy and butchers weights. ~ toG
"a IS light 81 5OdS4 IS. sheep-Recepts, 5000
head shipments 1900 market steady to lower
natives 81 5Oa IS so Texans. 81 s50 "a 20; Westerns.
IA IS. Lambs - 150Sl 10 oo -,
st Louis, June 3o.-Cattle-Re 6'6Oo mead |;
shipments 500 Market steady good 10 fancy native
steers $685. so fair 70 good native steers, % No@
50 10: Texans and Indians, IS 25aSo -. HoesLhe
ceipts 500 head shipments. none Market higNer :
fair 30 choice heavy - 70dS4 20; mixed grades
81 o50 - 20 light fair 20 best. "a COZ ~ 30 sheep
Receipts. g. 700 head shipments l,6Oo' marhet IAN
fair 10 fancy. $685..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01

LiverDo0l June 90 p. m.-The sales Of the day
Included 200 bales American
Futures closed steady. Observation-Disclosures, low
n,iddnp clause July delivery - 64df 2764d July
and August delivery. : o7-e4d64 2s-64d August and
October delivery 4 81 -64da 3564d; october and 10
vember delivery 41-64d BUYERS November and De
cember delivery. 4364dd 1900 December anC
January delivery ! 4j-64dH4 4G-r4d January anC
February delivery ~ -64d64 49-64d; February anC
March delivery. 4 5O-64d, value. ~ 49,
low mlddllng 1-sc: good ordinary. 9 3--c net and
gross receipts 1O4 bales sales. 20 bales spnners 81
bales: stock. 7.O0l bales
Norfolk. June 30.-COtton dul: mddlng &C ne,
and gross receipts 81 bales: exports coostwi'e o"J
bales sales p bales stock. 7.jj2 bales.
savannah. June 3O.-Cott0n quiet; middlng
1876: low middllng, 1-4c. good ordinary
111Gc: net and gross receipts. SOC bates exports
coastwise 476 bales sales, 237 bales spinners, l9-
bales stock. 1877 bales.
New orleans June 3O.-COtton easy middlinc
15-I6c: middlng 3-16c: good ordinary 7l6c
nef receipts 2.1j4 bales: gross, 2,644 bales; sales,
900 bales; stock. 00.0j4 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

TT was a good attendance at the Exchange yes
terds when d. p. 1ngrahNm & co. offered seVerui
pare under partition 30 217 sullivan@t. IA "a Two
s+or,nd basement brick house on a full lot. TIE
hldH started at $1,000 and ran mp TO Slo'ioo' al
viii price E. Sink the buyer. no 10 seventh
avea two-story brick house with store, on IO'
o,,1o * n,ortcared for ~ 800 and sold to W B.
Cio1n Tor 80 900 snhiect 70 a life Interest OF ths
Viz No 2O4 Waverly Place tWO-sUry Drrh
frame hon q with store. on a lot 20x1O, was
alaofgered subject 10 a life interest Oh ne WooW,
II mortcaged for $4,000, and sold Tor 7Sloo 10 Oe
Sd Dgly uoniltous+ * trostory brick house on
Io35x5O. The bidding ran from 5000 up 10
800 John COtter the buyer 60. ,,,u. -.
r. Harnett offered No. 326 vest iWenty 80 ~,
ir-storv and basement brOwnstone dwelling on Nt
1Ox0e II sold for S2225Q 70 Thomas atoK Io,: .,
he same auctlOneers sold four vacant lots NJ
xterdam-ave and One-hundred- invent ~ Insist.
aprices ranging from $4,000 up 70 so.o,V oo anu
800 for the corner 2t vaeah H P 3ny SO roo 10
orce 4 Miller. and plot j01Ss.9. on twenty
,tf-st.. west Of Eleventh-ave., sold to the same
p uarnett & Co. also offered four full lots at Cen
Park West and Ninety fourth-st The corner brought
1900 and the other lots from Sll'0oo up 70
The same auctonecrs offered under foreclosure Nos
to 25s West Eighty afhst four nvcstoT ar GOO
Is on lots each 20xl02. They brought oi''o0o
ch from the plaintiff In the proceedin ss ,-o W
william Kennedy also offered under foreclosure 20:
yelling IN a lot 1ax1O0. II brought $1,000 from
he plaintiff in the suit. ~. ,-h,-.,.
John F. b. Smyth SOD Sos. 3og 10 ~ 80 tbrea
,vcnth-st between Tenth and Eleventh aveS" Wrte
acant lots. The bidding ran from sl1ooo up 10
n 100. Mary F. joyce was the buyer ~,
A II Muller Z son sold a vacant plot In Kings
ridge Road in the Twenty fourth Ward, for $500 10
At the weekly stock sale by R. Y. Harnctt q CO.
he following sold 49,. -
$4,000 Washington and Georgetown railroad ~ 80
per cent IO4O bonds dated July l. 1890. cOnvertibe
MO stock when right 70 Increase obtained 10 ~
= 600 United states i2 per cent bonds, fund o
oan ~ 1s01 redecmabe after September 79l, 100
10000 Lackswanna and southwestern Railroad CO.
per cent bonds (hypothecated 10; 10000 PlttHorE,
'ort Wavue and chicago Railroad Co. first mortgage
per cent bonds, due 1912 139 IL 10000 chicago,
sOck Island and Parifc Railroad CO. first morxace
nor cent bonds due 1917 l22 10 shares Real Estate
Exchange and Auction Room, limited. 800 each 10
80 shares Central Mining and Smelling o.. Tlu
ach, 75c: $4,000 NeI~ York, Wes' Shore AID chicago
-rst mortgage constructior and equipment bonds. -
orders by A. B. Murdoch for shares N me Apple
-nte's Invisible Electric Floor Mat Manufacturer
o. 45c:. Policy Eo. . - ~ the Mutual Reserve
Jorne a. 30 ASSIGNMENT Of George F. Horne Of right
o II .Gs5 shares Manhattan Cock Co., a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
New.York. Tuesdav. June 30.
The following sales

Ncw.York. TUESDAY. June 70
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room TO-DAY
One 4.storv dwelling with lot No l4o West o4thst s.
9th.ave lot sxlO0.5 Metropolitan Lie Insurance Co..
$40 500. -, a.
Two lots West 29th-st 600 70 " OF llth-aVe. -oN
as each George Miller s1OT0O -. -
Plot Of land l2thaye, cor 3Och-st 4efNIUO sumo
purchaser. 500 300 ~.
-Four -storv unfinished buildings with plot Ok land nos
$50 25s West s5th-st :. 100 II Of West End-aVe
blot sOXlOoo Rubin Ross. $1,000. ~,
ono 4.sforr dwelling With lot No 9oe West 23dst 5.
o531 u OF sth-ave lot 2l.10X5se; Thomas Stokes
Two lots on 1oth.uve cor 12lst-st. 25x1oO each ;
one lot on i0t6.aye adjoining above. 25H1oo w R
Larkin. SO 500 -. 80 -. =
one lot on Oth-ave. adjoining above 26xioo George
One lot on shave cor 9ith-st. 25sxloo; Hrsch
Two lots on SHAVE adjoining above. 25x1oo each;
one i5t sth-ave. 1858 It Of sith-st 254xloo ;
One ot Sullivan,st 225 It n o, Bleecker-st 25xloo
One lot 7th.ave 1855 # o; 11th-ss 21Hes1o;
W CLAYTON. $4,000. ~ oo--
Ono lot Chn~les-st. W coz W1Veriey face ZON'of
sam purchaser. 50 90. 80 800 a -, 600.
lot. n Hamilt0n-st. 2oX 3N24X0O5i Johh Oo10tI'
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
HAVANA MARKET.

Havana, June 3O-Spanish gold. 237 1-od o37 %
Exchange quiet on the United states, short sight
gold. 3409 premium. sugar steady.
II is estimated that the sugar crop on a majority
NJ the estates in the Remedies District will be from
30 to per cent larger than the crop Of last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
nrcnnnEn NoRTGAGEs.

Anderson Walden T., o. ] DAVE y ''D'" C VI '
,y. a wars ~. 600 ~. .... ,,.,,.r,, q r,onths
same a. bradley Currer Co. same properly i'"I'''
as 600 20 -, Cteors a Villa-ave. n oi
Potter Place h H'" =: Eliddiebrook ieith-st Of
ist9ye lanes r. Trinity Church. oads Of 9th
ave- yen 70 r Da IlcTh.st Of 2d'ave'
vcar % $4,000. p, ,,,.-,v A., 9 42d.st o OF iith-
,,,i = v,ats 49, 800 500 -, c.,,,,s r,s,f.rtton
50 ,It,t,,u Cornelius n Dry DOCK ''''7' A'@e'-'
L,h,t o. dit,al0 O o. NJ i.hoides. 80 liih-'t
1 year $4,000 I nttte,,vie.er. ga MonIOe-st
demand ~ zoo ,,.,,,t Z IL, Insurance Co = p 3sth
a, ~ -th-aVe. / year Tlu,uv" .or ITeprv aud Dr
~ Cohen. Adolph. 20 NJ LnDsihlh' c ~ '
,,tngham sts. 8 years ~ btlO g., A. WUlls.ave OF
Cavinat0 Bros 10 beli 9'"'
ta5th-st o months, 81 oOu, = Wadsworth.aye.
'Cl'wen WIN r, % II MorgehlhAu'
! Of l7Oth.st, years el,UVs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR COAL-Office Of tho
Ouartcrmaster 4. :. Military Academy. West Po.t.
y y. juno -. 1891. sealed proposals, 10 tfip.cate,
conditions. VIII De received ths
aie until ~ o'rloc noon 27th dav II Jvv. 1891.
f,r "a. and Anthracite Fun information kinds
and quantities required will De furnished upon application.
I.nc proposals ia rntelop" marked Proposal. Tor
Coal and aicr.ss Tho IId@t ". II MILLER.
& autain and a. y. NJ. L. =. 4
ROPOSALS FOR ARTICLES USED IN
L sAMPLING sUGARs-T-casury Department.
ONCE OF the Commissioner ~ Internal Revenue Wash.
ington d c.. June 20. ls9Sealed proposals for fur.
nishlng articles used 10 amplnR sugars me hscal
80. 1892 VIII this On-e
until o'clock y IA. WednesdaY July Is. 1901 Blank
forms bidding and full information VIII furnished
upon application. Proposals 10 be- addressed the
and marked Proposals SampnnF lmple
ments. Sugar Bounty Division" The Department re-
serves light waive defects and REJECT any OF all
b ds. JOHN ". MASON. Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
p1deon River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY SUNDAYS EACEPIED).
Leaves Dps. rossesst Pier Is saturdays. "a D. m
DO Wet 22d.st. Pier, 80 Do, do
For CRANST0YS WEST POINT, CoKNwALL, NEW.
pI-RG NEW.HAMBUKG. MILTON, POCGHhEEPSlE-
HYDE PARK and KONDOCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
\ ROPOStLS FOR Articles Used II
Enst Hnl fnano

7 osT. -Bank-boox 40. lO5 1866 on Dry Dock savings
l. Ilank ANY person having claims upon said book u
called 70 the the bank within ullry
DAYS said book will be declared cancelled ana eA
unguished. and = issued Ia lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
MORWICHLINE

al points North ana EA,L- Deg Lo".e y
New London, NolWch and ofcessSt Sle-ners isaFo
Pier 40 loc number North River tn1t pier Ao9He Des-
br,s,esst Ferry) daily sundays excepted. az 80 D. NJ
ck-ts AID staterOons -ecured al > ~. 20l 81 90.
$50 S97 IL 957 aud l.22j ID DAD way. IN bToonyh'
SouTtst ard 1871 Fulton O1ices WeStcOtrs Express.
per 40 NORTH River and steamers Weseotrs Ex:
sgas,dences o. W. BRADY. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
NAIVE STEAMSHIP co.

land Maine Connecting Portland with al railroads and
efeanlsbIp lines for Bar HaFbOF Old orchard, Poland
SprnC, White Mountains ROckan9, Bangor Eastpors ana
ST. L0nn. y. B. and all ElsteIa summer res9r.s steam
- S,l' cyery MonGay Wednesday md SATURDAY az m
from pier 80 East River Of Market Streey. n T.
or further inforua apply UOiATlO HALL Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
E RGUR5EE FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON NEWPORT, PROVIDESSS66' pa !.
THAS VINEYARD, NANTUCKET, GAZE w. anu
THE FOUR LEADING STEAMBOATS, OF IN
WORLD In commission together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01

LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
Buffalo, June O-Cattle-Receipts last twenty four
eoQrs, 20 head total for week thus far 44Oo; for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
PURITAN, PILGRIM.
PTYMOUTH and PROVIDENCE.

LEAVE NETWORK from Pier p, n K' FOOT Oh Mai'
$40 r. M-Week DAYS and Sundays for ran i.ly ,e
dire. connecting Pullman VesuDuled tNpess
due PARK square station, boston 90 a. M anu a,,ecs
Tpress trains New-B Bedford. there cOnheS1!Hs Th
Win BOAT FOR Marthas VINEYARD and Nantuck.@ v,ory
80 boat from New-York sundays touches "' ''"P'''
N'6.i5 p VI Week DAYS only for Newport ana fsn
PiDr due Newport :45, Fall River 100 a. m, c9hlecS
inc with Pullman Vestibuled Express train que D9s ~,
40 m and with express trains ana through N~iS '''
Cane God uOints the White Mountains, sc. -, -
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brookyh week uAy' a"1
SUNDAYS AZ 5 90 D. m, Jersey City 100 p N. ..-..
Splendid band and orchestra attached To eaeh s1eanet
In commission. - -,..,,od q, Navv Work.
a. 10 56l as ga 957 and 1923 BROADWAY 90 olSu'
.. eI Wast i0Jh--t 1874 East i25thst. .5l COLUMBUS
ave 43 Bowery Aston House, and NDdso1 hOO' ~ Jig
line office. Picr 2S Y. r.. and on steamers
sFNn For copy OF"FALL RIVER LINE TOURS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
Ciip propertp for Sale.

40 21 WEST slST.sT.-4-story high,stoop dwelling
bosSe and lot 25AG5xgs0 H., for sale; independents
as substantially built suitable for residence or busS
hees purpose @FF-' RICHARDS b sAUSE,
SO Lberty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
FURNISHED 6onses 60 Eet

N ABYLON L. Ito lot. few finely Furnished cot
TX Abl -, .roa.Iv reduced p-ice- Location hrsi
class. .. 14--I-, - -----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
& FAR ROCKAWAY,

and close % the WntT
rT-On all purchases co per cent may remain on bona
and mortgage Titles guaranteed By the LAWYERS Title
Insurance Company. Maps free tickets and additional
information from JElE. JOHNSON, Jr, 90 LDery-'~'
New. York and 50 and l91 Montague.st. Brookyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
VEMLOCB.
-NrNN TANNED
CAICUTTA BUFFALO.
19Ao714L

Light Backs.......o3 az light Backs, cows q
iiadle BaeKs.....--25 az Seconds -----..'-'' H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01

Conntrp pruperin for Sale ana % Eel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
uo.To> An nam UlRBOR.

Steamship OLIVETTE pcTtorns scFNice 0etMsen aDoyt
uoint, leaving Lewis Wharf, Boston. every ~ ESDAf
THURSDAY and SATU RDAY az ?. m, arriving Ba'
IIarbor early morning.
1o ''''''' j. D. HASHAGEN. 26l Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
STONINGTON LINE,
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier Al y. r., foot CaGaIst at p n DAILY Sundays
Mex BOAT, 3 p. III. Direct connections 70 Sar4toga.
Lake George. Adrondacks thousand ISLANDS sharon
Surrgs COoperstown. Rchled springs and Niagara
Fsils SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER connects, with
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN Tor sANAAo"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
NEM-XORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY

FrIm Per 30. EIsE FveI TOO, OF FlhT'sI,.' -,
For Yarmouth y >, PASSPORT, Ne. and ST. John,
y r. with all connections Tor Interior points EIegsat
RECOMMENDATIONS. sup rlOr table. No reEand-
i1,S ~ frclsht y L. NEWCOMB. Genl Mgr, SO Broad
way. y. Y.
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peek Sip, Pier 25. L. r., n. and II p m sundays
Tor 'Nf.RIDEN. HARTFORD. sPRINGFIELD, uCI.-
YOKE &c Through ucket sold and baggage checked 81
OATSKILL MOUNTAlNS.-Steamers kAA-
i TERSKIIL and CATSKILL leave Pier 50. N Il.
every weeSs day at p ID g reasSSy q
summer hotels board ghouses free at pier q rsa
% any address by ". J. HUGHES IGeas CatsklL y l.
NOR RONDOCT. KINGSTON and inter-
paily st 4 O'Clock Saturdays al o'clock
NJ ENV-YOKk. MAINE. AND y. b. ;. ). co.
" STEAMER WINTHROP" for Bar Ilarbor. East
mort CampObello, Andrew snG 81 John y D. cssfy
SATURDAY A. D. special fscilltle' ig %
~ horse, and carrilges' STEAMER Lucy r. MIL
LEX" Tor kOcklanG. Camden, Belfast hanger ana con-
steamer, leave Pier 90 T. r. freg ht Eeeeiyed cs.y'
TfCKETS At GUSTAV q. LANSING 5g1 Br2snIlTnssA
4 Co. General Managers, II and ~ Wnl,Aa's~' 'e"
York Baggage checked through 20 destination:
AMSDELL Line.-St'rs leave Pier "a; n. X,
TshSiu Landing Ncw burg daily p M sunday q n:
CoIrTU NORWALK.-SteamerC City of Albany,
- n.eLtron..t 30 p. m. SATURDAY p NJ SuhusS
$40 D. M Eat 3l-t-st 90 minute lAer. 49,
TROY BOATS FOR ADlR0NDACkS' SARA
i TOGA. LAKE GEORGE Steamers saratoga
c,, q, Trov leave pier foot West l0thst daily exesv
SATrRnAY G r. NJ Connect with express trains ~
al resorts North. Low rate excursion tSAs's. .S
steamer touches AZ Albany Rooms fesssNss ~ s'
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,a,r Ulythabourne Bath Beach Junction and LeherS
Park, and opposite the lands Of the
xyrsT RROOkLYN IMPROVEMENT co.
cYovTors NATIONAL NU~IC BY BID hEG!-
ME\T BAND.
SPLENDID DISPLAY OF JAPANESE flhhN O"n 7'
GRAND FOURTH or JULY CLAMBAhE'
vvpr tNrUK-ION BY BROOKLfN, BATH N
WEST Esd II. H.,
,t, has Station nt Bythebourne or j5th-st' close 70
property.
This line runs TO Union Depot 3jth-st ana o'ha''
. i. connects with the Fifth Avenue line lime from
uridg. 20 minutes IL Will probably soon run 70 0v'hSe'
r,rrv-the finest from NcwYork. Fare On inc fSloa1'
) , ne ,hrorcb q,
80, Reach and Manhattan Beach r. r. pass through
r,,oo N the property and have stations IN The nn'u'
vicinity ,or,s,da y,
Tho most expensive schOolhouse on L. l. tou''uo u
p.o,sIvr1 is within nye minutes Walk
The Grade level every lot ready TO be bnt up'" =,
- r-he.e lot, surrounded by fine dwellings an"
80 Nh. most de- rabe IN Kings County 'houu COM
ad tho e.pecaI attention Of all In s'arch ot noiN'S'
n,.i,e.. .tand, or Investments.
,ro,us On all purchases Of $500 ana up"au' ~ jet
cont may remain on Uond and mortgage
rr,ies in.ur.d without eNpen.e 10 purchasers'
ro, mans and additional information apply 70 'erg,
Tho, Ir co Libertyst., New-York and lso ana III
Nontaguest.. Brooklyn.
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ENTIRE MAJ ~ AGG, IN IN RoND AND MORTGAGE.
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