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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson. Walden p to Bradley currier Co. IS eadss
:, Adrance, Mary Z, 70 1 Brock s $ ls4thss' An
Abbott Isnhsrt to ii Loughran, loth-ave, n 18th
d. BeaSadat, Homer J. to w Robinson. 27sh-ss,
Burr Caroline & to c Barney, ms 74th-'t' 10TH
Bi!y Nina Home Mutual Building and Loan A''0'
Burke win am to L L Costello, 15sthst W 10th
camp Helen T. to G Virgins PA West 1s2dst, notes.
Dorting Bernard o. s7th-st. ethave.
Ipoye- AnHe t. to Chamberlain. lot l93 map Hyatt
Farm, Woodawn, years, 81, 800 GA, .. 49, o., .,.,
Frank solomon, to II Lahnstein sthst. Lews-ss
Frank PSter to Wright Elton-ave. i59thst.
SaSaer:. EdSardJT, to Giles, W cor 1oth-ave and
i0Csi rcnel fhSrease H. opDenhelmer, s4th-ss
Geiie James b. Savings Bank. 2ist-ss
Geiseaheime Joseph to American Surety Company.
$d-@ve, 55h-:t secures s, bond 5o,,.. aa.v.
Hedges. cstharlne A. to GOldschmds IL Hamil.
'0, Johnson ne' richard NJ % Clark FOrsythss
Fitzpatrick Margaret, to oppenheImer, S 9ith-st,
KoSpSr O %dan 70 Reed 1862 sthaye years.
KaSa, German, to D Froehch. 49th-ss 2d.ave
Kenacdy, Patrick. to NJ La COste, e TintOn-ave s
Leipzig Abraham, to H A Kelly, 11Gth.st. ist-
Lehman E, t. + schadt, le1stst. courslands
McNiecc, James, to d Carroll. $ lcsd'st, 10TH
ave. note 800. - -.
Mitchell Alien to Washington Life Insuri ,9s oO Com
Philips Edward to ! 1ielssenhaner cor 4th-ave
and l6th-st. 3 years s11 1915.
Reilly John. to Henry MOrgenthau. W 11th'avc.
| lsCth.st years mortgages, $4,000. - =.
stout Gideon L. Bowery Savings Bank. Nos 1866 ana
| 433 6irlnd-st. yeSr 81 800 -
| Hulson-st, yelrs, &C. 900.
Schefers Louisa to J. Schrener SJth-st W Avenue
b. 3 years, 800
| ~ Sullivan Catharine J, TO Chamberlain, cor
| 1-1st.st and Kngsbrdge Road, 3 years, 50 900.
Tolck. Regina to Irving Savings institute 11th-
| st. ith-st, $1,000.
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NJ EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ HAiLwAY.-Trains leave west 4ed,s as follows
Tor Aiddetown. hiienViiie Lbrr,y' Dehi. NoTwich'
Oneida. OsweEo Chicago 30 y. M. Tor Campbell Hal,
Mdtetown. Ellenvlile Liberty 0;i5 p NJ Tor Mld1le-
town, Liberty, Walton. Olcida Central Sguar Oswcgo,
Daily. All other trains daily except slndys. satur
day half holiday train leaves JaTst AZ 80 42fst
;i5 D. m. Tickets. timetables 323 broadway j. c.
ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent. 10 Exchange
Place, y. Y.
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THE WHITE MOUNTAINS EMPRESS.

olid through train OF Buct Parlor Cars and Coaches
will and after June Goth leave New-fork 'fand Cen
trail station, y Y, y. H. IL X r. daily, Except sun
DAYS, 10 100 a.. Due at FaOyan's 9t 5 20 D. IA.
Through nearly hour shorter than last
Time tables living full details may be obtained az
Ticket Ohces Grand Central station. at principal hotel
and city ticket offices New-York. by addressing
C. T. HEMPSTEAD.
General Passenger Agent
Igasra
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA!
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Oh
DesbrOsscs and Cortlandt Streets
as foIIows:-
On and after JUNE goth, 1891,


THE FAST LINE.
Cars. Arrives Cleveland 5:25 a. M COLUMBUS o '1o
next day Connects asa for TOo saturday
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Composed exclusively o! Pullman 'ssi'
buo Drawing and state Room Sleeping Des ie sTs
Ing and Observation Cars presenting aeoos Tor both
ss2cS la9iSs mad library and all the con;
sSa @Svso Of aS@f Or g Ins' Are
a. M and Chicago . :iS a. next day.
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPREsS.
Seviiors ana Dnns SsW:YoTH to st. t.
Columbus Arrives Cincinnati 10 80 a. NJ. and st.
Louis 40 D. IL. next fay.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
400 p M.pullman yestbule Sleeping Ripg,
Ing and Pennsyly,na Railroad 'esgp ,es IN CHICAGO
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
6;3O r. M,-Pullman Vestbue Sleeping Car New, orR
Z! pS b6i6g Cars s NeR YORK g and PITTS
rs D. m. Cincinnati 80 p Chicago $50 p IN
next es day and 81 hG and d
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
soc aso crYE bu Mm
M srye T T DAYS st. ssd fS Sn az h la
second @ornpg Connects for goSGq daily ana Tor
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. AND TIE SOUTH
washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Parlor Cars
G3 Dining Car to bstmSFe day. o eHc? and Su co
TessOnal L%ited daily With Dining Sc0 Gar az 20
20 700 80 and ii 200 a. M. 2:1o, 80 8 90 and
90 p. m and II 10 night For Baltim99ne ONLY VG
D.. Sunday. 9 10 and s 80 a m, :3O, o:OO ana
BOO m. and l. 10 night.
FOR LONG BRANCH. POINT PLEASANT and inter-
mediate stations weekdays, 3 80, 10. 10 a. m,
IL 100 noon, 80. $40, 40 30 10 and 200 p M
Sunday. rs. SO a. m. 5:l5 D. III. (do not stop al
Asbury Park on Sunday. 80
FOR ATLANTIC. CITY. so D. m. weekdays With
Through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 30, 90 90 30 o 40 Chicago Limited.
with Dinng-Car, and 10 10 Washington Limited, with
Dining Carr and II 100 a. m; u 20; 90 10 80
900 p m and y night Accommodation II 70
80 900 40 LlmiteD, and 10 Q. M. 200, ESQ,
100 80, 100 $50; :00: and 100 D. M, and
u is night. Accommodation 90 p. ~.
For Timc tables of trains to local points the Pennsyl
vania Railroad System, apply at the following Ticket
and foot Of Dcs6rosses and CoFtlandt SIS Contest
$50 Futon.st and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF
Fulton-st BROOKLYN rs lIudsoast. Hoboken Station,
Jersey City
The %ew.York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through destination
CIiAS f. PUGH. j. II. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent.
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NELN w ARE LACkAWANNA AN
L WESTERN RAILROAD

IL
Shortest Line. Vestibuled Pullman Coaches.
m-lIunalo and OswegO Express, via Paterson, for
watr Gap stroudsbarg. Scranton Bi9gh2mtoq owego.
bIrnc water, lie. uehheM Springs Utica. Nj Morris,
Greene OXFORD Norwich, Cortland Syracuse, Fulton and
tntorn,ediate sta Connects
Tor Pttston. Wkcsbarre. Dlnyre, AMI Northumberland
III ui,Ilo trains for the West.
7 20 a. m.-Rin CHAM on Mail, Via Boonton.
D. m.-yinPhamt0n and EiHlra EXPIRES, fOr Water Gap,
stroudsburs Scranton, Owepo WaveS. &C. connects at
with trains for Plttson Kingston and Wilkes
10 p. m-Scranton, wiikcsbarre and Plymouth Ex-
press.
80 D. M ldaiyl.BvNslo LImitei Express VIA Pater-
StrOudsburg, Scranton, BluPhanioI OWcgO va
VERY, Elmira Corning. Bath Wayand. Danvilc. Mt
Morris, &c, arriving In Buf1i9 az 80 a. m. - o,,
Exprss. for StroudsburI Scranton Bghamton Cortland
Syracuse: Fulton Greene, oxford Norwich Shsthnrne
Watsrvle Utica Sc and al point; Buffalo Division
with trains or West.
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New.York, wednesday. June "a.

New.York wednesday June ~.
The following sales were held at tue EA'"~"s' aA~
Auction Room to-day: 49, - 80 .nd f4k Ave ID
corner 1Oth.st lot 50xJ3. similar Ds,hnht ,ve n
lots AL and ii2 East 1Oth;s ~ and "a X
W Ave o. 35x22x2ox22 Elias SpeDgarn SoS soo IN. IN
5-story buildings with plot Of land Nos; tV a. 70
los Goercks running through 20 Nos 20 ahG 10
gin.st 2ie7 e RiyngtSn;st 9p soS o. '''O
j 3story dwelling with plot OF and 10 20
iDgtoD-aye. e s. l10thst, pot o-Ai'0A"iNe
John Ennger. $4,000. -. ,,.,.., .,a %,
2.story house, with lot No. 1883 Madison aye y
n I70th.st, lot 32.0xl00; same purchaser. sS''oo'
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lost an fonno

r OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by the Seamens
IL Lalk FOR Savings NewYorE TO the sui ser Der. II
Inc book or Information concerning 10 Is tt
tank within 80 days from this date ! Will apply % the
bank for Ito cancellation. ANDltEW FL El.SON. f
= NeM.YOIk. June -, -.
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FOR PIIILADEIPHIA, BALTIMOKE a,
WILMINGTON
LANE ISLAND sRAILROAD

lone ISLAND KA ID.
On and after THURSDAY. JUNE %, the SPECIAL
T0HS and SAG HARn0R viii leave y,,,, Long Island City
topninr at Riyethcad Ma.tltuck and Greenport the
main line Westhomrton Quogue, Good Ground SHINE
cock Hills Southampton Irdechampton and HarbOr
on the Montau Division Ticket offices Long Island City
FOOT 9i.hst and Chambers-s l.. r.. H. 1872, $50, 1913
Broadway y. Y In brooklyn. at Fatbush-ave.. Frank
ln.aye and Fast New York stations.
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Long Island Railroad
rpoT FOOT EAST 3iTn-sT., FOR

cprEypoRT. RIvERuEAD, 500 a. NJ. 800
n m. :: sunday, ZOO. ,,,ro~c o.oo a n 2 on
p SAG HARBoR. The MAMPIoNS' o'-o d. "' ~
p FPAfesHa @oSGaGt 70. 1850 m 800 800 $40
suI BAfBYIo% so 75O 10 so n 20 2G 2U
o:sV, ~ oUIyl: SUNDAYS 80 20 p ~:
'HI PORT JEFFERSON, N0RrHPQRT HDL NSuhd,y.
100 a. M. 6 20 p n;r,.er ,,I1rv GLEN COVE.
SEA CLIFF 80 800 10 80 a. M 80 80 ~ ~
20, 20 30 500 II 40 p NJ WedRe 20 n anu '''
TAR K6cKAWAY VIA y ~ 70 srtGAs Sunday VS.
q N. 3 20 30 e "a 10! lSo' ''''' p
XRVFRNE. FAR RoCKAWSAAY ya =; oo y, y ~ D.
NG tRDEH CITY, HEMPSTEAp; $40, 80 10 pa ;S9
u 90 II 80 p ~ SUNDAYS % 80 a. Zoo M; S;2o Fl
9c At ing Island civ foot Elst 9ithst. foot Of
Chaml eis.st f. r.; H. 1872, $50 and 1913 Broadway
I'm Br1oklvn OF Fatbush-ave., FIanklimavc ana Last
stntOns.
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OO, " sNJ - his
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE sc.
FROM PIER g. y. r., FOOT OF NECIORST
For Highland Beach, NOrnandie, Scabrght Monmouth
Beach Long Branch. 30 10 40 a. II 100 m 4 90
Saturdays only. $40 4:30, 80 D. M Sundays o 80
For Atantic Highlands at 80, 90 m, 100. 3:45,
80 80 D. m SUNDAYS. 80 Il. m, 200 D. m. .
For Ebcron Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant 10 as Il 100 Saturdays only, 3;45 4;oo
80 D. m. ,-. -. ..oo . -
10 100 m Il 90 SATURDAYS Onlyl. 10 p M.
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City Vlneland and Brdge-
ton 80 a. m. 10 100 m q 100 m. SATURDAYS onlyl
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
80 90 30. zoo 90 :0o : 80 D. M. II is
night SUNDAYS . O0 10 80, II 80 a. m, 100, $3.50,
zoo. c 100 p. M. - u night -, ,oo ., IA ,,.
For Baltlomre and Washington daily at co. II 30 with
Dining Car, a. M, 100, $3.50 Dining Carl D 100 D. m'
Trains leaving at 7l5 II 80 a mn 49, 100. 800,
30 D. m, - Is night Except Saturday night sundays
80 90 700 p M, have connection for Reading Har-
For Sunbury and wianspors Via Philadelphia az :45
A. m Il 30 Buffet Paror Car 80 p m, u 10 midnight
except saturday neh9. SUNDAYS. 200 p. m: 80
Tickets urd parOi Car be procured at a. 172,
2G1, as, 9i. LILO 1923 Ihoadwgy ;35 Gth-aye 2e4
SeO EiiIfon.st., 90 Broadway, Brooklyn.
Ncw.Yor Transfer Company will call for and cheek bag
care from hotel Residence.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS n. Y.


lslsS cor lsaN D SoS ~ oS IN Kelly s7S
LeSngtSnate M0s 10 r.0oh Sis and wife 5000
94th-st n 5, 60 IT g Park-aye, 1Ix5iS NO o rOS
Easb; Adolph N Bendheim and wife to jacob n 700
Eltonaye 5, II r. lj5ti.st 25xioo: Clarence
sssSs' ,5 r to pe eor &
GIs; HyInann and Henry SOM and wives 70
r,eS SasHnIie e cor isd.st 25xiOo Mary
James Msagher to rerd srd wife 70 'o'0'
oiS hee 40 e on ssaS WIN 1880
pey Ds Nos 81 and IS, and Nos 32ss Churchst;
Jefferson NJ and Napoleon Levy 70 Aiieh o..
7otns sis's q It Madisca.aye Sxso execuors 400
Hiram Benner TO Ellen ID Belner II a.. Z%o"
l92d.st No 274; George Virgins ana wife TO .. ooo
sim assn ~ # i0ithst 25xio5 VIM .oo
Is.eTte to ra Gsner G 1g,S.a; 2xGo 600
BcuI yaHd " eoraer 1q5ih.t Jog 9;--xiCoIx
q irdY Beg III, and oha' kunN aia wives 8, $50
sl@ no ran rsN 25 # io7sh.;t 25xilO VIM o..
s5tSt C 60 i 5s East 25o22 scnr ner ., ooo
j.. and wife : Louise schefeIs >; ;::;o;;;: Neoo
dhs s5S and AZ ws "a caC Burr essOo
; tS Y '2a pG 3? T RaP s"
2d.aV Ve'" s. III {: ssth.;t i6Gxso; Lena :. ooo
1o5tG S.aer 50 i :S. 1ssave 25ixiOo1i Engei
bert Fleck and wife 70 Pauline Fleek :; -
EAs snll' ;. 800 Walnut st. s5xioo Timothy
pa1 RoaSsan ana co %' iS M' Jacob
Glssenheimer and .ano trustees Hy Ellsworth. "a ON
116thtt s. is9 i.t.ave 2oxiooIi Hannah
a7.S. key 70 e AO %c 95xs g. LORENZO Power
and wife to Bernard Darling ;r:: H. 'oo
nnhSd fq 70 G Ja F9sf mos $4,000
Jas g wallace and wife to John Tonne $4,000
| Froehlich and wife to German Kahn.....-- is'io0
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CENTRAL II. IL. or NEW-yERSEY

FOOT IIBLkII ST, NORTH XIV L.
Time Table OF June 81, 1891. ~
4:3o o. m. Tor Easton Mauch Chunk, Willesbarre,
Scranton r. adng Harrisburg Tamaqua Pottsyile sham
SSn Sunbury Eagles Mere. Williamsport. On Sundays
Tor Faston. Mauch Chunk, Wikesbarre and Scranton.
90 o. M, for EastOn and Allentown
90 o. m. for Easton and M1uch Chunk On Suncays'
Easton. Mauch Chunk and ShanOlin. . ,,.,,, -,
S.I5 a. m. for EastOn, Mauch chunk, Wlkesoarfc,
scranton Readng Harrisburg Pottsvlle Tamaqua sham.
oIn, Sunbury Eagles Mere, Wlll!amsport Through
90 D. M for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg Pottsyile, Shamokn. Sunbufy and william port
on sundays for Easton Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Potts.
WILLIE Reading and Harrisburg. - . -, ,,,.
100 D. m for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg Wllkesbarre Scranton Tamaqua, Potsville Shame
kin. - , ,,,...
545 D. IN Tor E1s,on, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burr &C. SUNDAYS at ) 80 p. M
40 ID. M for EastOn and Allentown - -
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 30. rs.
II 4 ) a. m 80, 80. 200 Sundays. 10 a. nl
90 D. NJ Except Freehold. NJ.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 70 Point
Pleasant at 80, 3 Is, II 10 a. n 80 2:l3 800,
4 100, 80 80. @ 200 p. m. Sundays except ocean
Grove and Asbury PARK. hl5 II go M Qo p m ~,
negat, 80. :l5 n. M. 80. 30 p m; $500, ,,,,u
For Beach Atlantic City, Vincand ana Bridge
For Monmouth Beach and Seabright at 80 8 rs m.
81 .OO II ". III.
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Cearhers.

AxD EoREIcS ASlS: AGESSs
&C. GofGe SS9Sol ana % GRR ps Square
TUTORS. Prco sors, Teachers. Governesses Of all
A branches supplied universities, coleges schools and
sSas.s a Gifsqa 1Si Z Ps'YE9 $50
u Est TEACHERS supplied for all b5aashes 3, in , amy
y 70 cfMiTYssooX Amfrican School Bureau w 14tast
HFssE's TEACHERS AGENCY, 81 Fast 1Gth-st.
supplies competent teacher snS S
English, German French, Spanish spoken
TUTORING in the country. Coaching for college en-
1aic Sn'i iii ii BroaGWay At Rchdcld springs, New
YORK. after June 20.
paian. interviews this week piano and vocal music
piano, French and German dS on ana IG
arG Epscop1Hsse Tenc e0'uO" ana
Sasntie@. Mst6caatIcs and natural Sciences inter-
German and Engl, hcSaSn Of ed s ana
hiehSr Engiish Epseopaan military drill ;or school ncas
'l'yi vocal Ap pPpS'f to Mr. n j. YoUS FgLToY 'O'
American and feregn Teachers AGENCY - Inon SQUIRE
II MON TEACHERS AGENCY Supplies school officers
H. NJ HARRINGTON. Prop. 50 Lafayette Pl.. n Y
w ANTEprench'r Engll:a Sresk Iat r teacher
English Latin 'easeer oI S9eee acbc r
an French Epscopaian three go'ernesses FOR coun.
S Mis, DONOVAN, ieachers Barc,a 80 East 1!th.st
xyANTED.-Episcopalia lady housekeeper for boys
1faoG doY YGGf Room r. i5o 5thaV c6ni
20th.st
w ANTED Kindergartcner EpiscopalIaa. 70
w clocution and vocal music south. Method
Isl. Vassar, Smith OF Wellesley graduate. city
American having studied German abroad, for school ;
hon saleeper Episcopalian, boys school; classic and
French art. South piano German or French French
and art many French and German Povernesses with
niano Swiss Protestant POverness. with piano. GEN.
TLEMEN-Amerieal college graduate for modern Ian.
puares I'm university; cOmmandsnt for West Episcopal
Clergyman for school. South principal commercial d..
rinent city physics for electrical engineering depart
ncnt OF university; German and penmanship. MIRIAM
COYRIERE. Room II. $50 5th-aye.. corner 20th.s:
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Mem publications.

ARE YOU GOING .
HOME JOURNAL
OF "Wednesday. June q among other feasfes 91 }
SUMMER RESORT GUIDE:
Giving places prices distances ana AZ HTTtCgdiS Vi
Yor sale by newsdealers and at IL" stations CENT
MuRfIs PHILLIPS CO.. 24o Broadway, New fofR.
EigLTeenth Edition. post paid, for 25c. or stams oer
TIME HUMAN HAIR; Why It Fails IN !;
i Turns Grey, and the Remedy: BY Prof. MARLEY
PARKER An. LONG 4 CO. 1,013 Arch ST.; Phila "a
esvery one should read this little oook"-Athfnaeum.
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Kailroa05
Eallrodo5
.AnERICA,s GREATEST nAtLnoA"

,.,,.v,c.,s cvp,TEsT RAILROAD"
NE!:W!!!! YoRk GENITAL
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNh LINE
ALI trains arrive at and derart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave- and Forty second St. New" "fA'
Centre of Hotel and Residence Section
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE oiii'
Traiu. leave as foIIowsi
FAST MAIL AND STATE EXPRESS.
e1O A M-For Albany, Utica Syracuse Roches'H'
NEw-YOKK AND CHICAGO LIMiTED. ,,,.
,ooo MComposed exclusively Of Wagner yestl3 O,a
Budet Smoking and Library Dining b p5sG1s ROM
Cars. Due Chicago :i5 a. N. next usy'
CHICAGO Day EXPRESS -. III
1919 ss as Saturday
dos not west Of Cleveland and D i,,,,,n
1870 p Mwagncr vetbrc Drawing; @ slcepp1 Gc
ure; Smoking and Library DninG ana Cafe cars; 81
asii 10 no no. a. nex a day 20 EXTRA
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL yEsTIBUtED.
lao blrv SaG Dnna eSs Due Chicago
| next day. No extra fare.
SARATOGA SPECIAL
,,.ao p M-wagner Drawlng.RO Cars Due Albany
| :25 Troy 30 Saratoga 40 p. M
| NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4,JO p. M-wacner Vcs,bule BUFFET Dra~Ins' ,'0v w
| Sleeping and Dining Cars. Due Detroit BIO d. N'
| PAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
| 600 p. M-waener VcstIbule Drowing-Room, Sleeping
and Dining Cars. que Buffalo 10 a. NJ Naga arr
TSs 10 a. NJ Cleveland 10 :35 a. M Detroit ~
p m Cincinnati = 80 ,. M, Chicago 900 p H. b.
ADii;OSDACK AND MONTREAL EMPRESS.
| ,oO p n-wagncr Sleeping Cars to Pa;tsoqrgh, que
40 a. H.. TO Burlington, due D 'Oo a. H. onu W ~
treal due :40 a. M ,
| nrfF,LO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
1890 r. M-wagncr Sleeping Cars New YORK 70 Duaas'
| due 80 a m. and 70 Niagara FAILS que w d. HI
| CINCINNATI AND II. LOUIS EXPREo>.
500 p NJ Wagner ye thule Sle9 i 9o Tafs s. LOrr
| LIMITED FAST MAIL.
900 p. M.sIecplnscar Passengers only carried on INA
| tIain FOR Rochester. Due 40 "a. ~
| CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS
| ton Cape Vincent, Buffalo. Detroit ana ChiCago. -
tle CLIFF uIKi8GsToNj AHD MvpsoN-is 49, 10 80
iii 80 4 NJ % 80 go *? ~ 5 a'V G i91 3o
4FS sBB SS' o Al n T. 80 10! 5s
Il 30. %, III 80 \. NJ, 2l5, 70 80 1885, 49,
ALbASE 70 20 oo 80 20 80 ii ia
use - 60 nfS SyC IL 80 i'll 80 A. NJ 70 so
uTI98 AH Il 30 sE9RHHcusE-H: 80 eo 10 90 10
iI:sS 4. N, 1870. 1850 600 $780, $780, shS'
Roth III 2s AMP BuFEALoa2ohC 10
N1NaARA II a5? o' 10 90. 1920 4. NJ. 80.
SGS &c 'iS 6 AND 80
CAFE Nv1HctgSr,i - Gi1hDATYroGN, oGDENsBURG AND
fS w 20 20 H. SP 2 20 S'o for o'weso
AUBURN. GENEyT AID CHYSA,YypASIGeaphh-@91o
| pJTTsPICID IENOX NORTH ADAMS
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Ocean 5ted mers.

ulUE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business by all fast steam
ers, TO aud from Europe
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uDrenn Gleamers.

(.
CnAKLESTON s c. the south S = Sou PoTSTs
~ JAG IIE CLYbE sATEER1MshiP toMfANT,,
From pier 90 T. X. Qoot RooseNeltse33 % ' 10 A. m
SEMI MOLE, Jacksonville drcct.;rh;; JUN rne % o. m
IROoUOlS Charles. and JaskshV on June 90 D.
Steamers have n ons pc;
GEN. "m' r. wa Bowling Green. y. a.. Il.
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end PTsTCd o ' ssS .& ss ''e'Gs ave
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CITY OF ROME. June 81, a. M Sept I1y p q M
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July 10 ,3c p ,1r on. salOO passage
nv c G tITY OF ROME. 500 and upwnara
according 70 accommodation ana locau S v ~ ,
ssss S1S Of t &c. Lac ssH 1Ha
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uENDERsoS BROTHERS. Bowling Green N. Z.
N0MPAGNIE GENERALE Transatantlq,le,
u FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE EVERY sATURDAY
Compenys pier lnew No. AZ North River IT, Mos'o,s
Ia T0URAINE FraaSSpl ai sat iu Iuly Y, a. a. m
La 1A ESopGET General Agent No. bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25
PITTsPIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS
win Harlem DiyisiOn)

Two trains With through DraWlns. Room cars. =. =
70 200 M, due Pittsled 80. North Adams 30 D. m
% so p. M due Pltts1eld 10. North Adams 10 D. M
NORFOLK AND TIE LITCHFIELD HILLS.
q so D. M. through due Norfolk, Conn.,. 32 p ID:
For tickets and space In Sleeping Cars apply at Grana
Central station, at ALB 100 9i2 Broadway IL PARK
Place, SO West 125h.st, aud lash.st station N nnS
ford.avc. T. D. Brooilyn; 100 Iludsonst, Jersey CITY
WescOtt's Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 destination.
DAILY except sunday. Other trains cu9 daily. 90.
Above trains except those eaving at 10 M, 10,
30 80 3 55, go. SO, and IL 80 p m stop ~
Join n TouCEY, GEORGE i: DANIELss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25

A LLAN-SrATE LINE.
"A NEW. YORK to GLASGOW and MO nLit uohdoh'
1rrr,f Through tickets to Liverpool, Dublin &C
S Sety :, Nsvada Thursday. June %, II a. m
d. AN'
Steamer marked with does not carry psSSS nne-d
Cabin s35 AID np"ari; f sier COLUMBIA stocs South
,,arr 1Soo Syn n Y freight and passage Apply 70
ferTs PTy TX yDWiN a. CO. Agents 90 I.roadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25

UAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as foowsi
c.rrrc Tuesday, July 7, 8 p. 70.
i:IsIGfC ....-..........-. .Ffiuay, July ~ y. n
RE ~ wednesday. August 90 D. m.
oS = TT IL ~ Tuesday September 49, D. m.
supcrbly AppOinted-Superlor Accomm,odas0ns and
can be mode by letter or telegraph W anu
n Mans seen AZ 2ST and 3l3 Broadway New.York. or
Room "a Railroad bulldog. san teneiseo' ,,,.
ho"Ir 80 ~~~ LELAND STANFORD, President
Ilnas nnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25

For Both SeNes-City
GUNNER SCHOOL OF THE
METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
formerly Metropolitan Conservatory
A neasant Home Department is open for the accommo
eaton OF ladies from dsonce This school has no equs
Tor torouphness instruction and the absolute satety
ia methods DUDLEY BUCK President; H. w
GREENE Secretary ana ITnse rT ,-SsW uu
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-07-23

Any crop that is nutritious and val
liable to feed green is also valuable for
ensilage. The silo cannot add to its
nutritive elements; it only conserves
them. Thus any crop is valuable for
ensilage if it is valuable to feed green.
So long as any crop is growing or
developing nutritious substances, so
long it is increasing in value. 1t is
wise then to leave the crop in the
field uncut so long as either stalk or
grain is increasing in quantity and nu-
tritive elements. But just as soon as
the plant commences to dry and harden
off, that it may keep and not ferment,
then il commences to form indigestible
ibres, and then we should step in and
by use of the silo preserve the succu-
lency, which is so appetizing, so di-
gestible, so wholesome to our farm
stock.
Let us remember that the silo is use
full simply in excluding the air. thus
enabling us to preserve our crops as
we do our fruit Who of us has not
| learned that our beautiful canned fruit
has more than nutrition? 1t fosters
the appetite, stimulates digestion, by
melting a more liberal secretion of the
digesting fluids, and thus is SAVIOR Of
heath. Just so ensilage adds to the
health, vigor and longevity of oul
! kline. Country Gentleman.