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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
nrcnpnEn MORTGAGES.

Aoronson Harris. to Newman Cowen, No. 14S 0th-oVe
year TzooS Sarah and Edward r. to John Town
send ir. cor BrodMay In4 cab1In. 30 Fl West
RrS sSiil: Philip Frederick W. Hoew '8d''
5hayGI, y'IF cn9 and wife, James Deyln
p 2ist j;.sp Sdqt to Inv " cbSr6 a. executors
etc 6ESS9 SAMUEL Mi,' to 0Cohor 335 Mecers year
Cg0nse David. to Z r Grouse, 1oth-aye' OF
44' cohn. BERNHARD T 't to Life ns Co. o5thst Of
iO' Bc6n f F!SleP5 n Putnam :. 6 GRGreh-'
farrneon John \, 70 i ia i92'on' %
1FradmSn Isnaz, to Friedman, No. l0i Houston
st. y6aI n29o A. to Building and Loan As;oca
ton : q Vaentne.st Southern boulevard FCDuy' &
'''' oirSenstone Hynan. to salinger M-e"'s''
ora Gect1 philip to L N Jones 19r to 1877 SprnssS
S nern2 %'i Lily NJ \ oakley 2'd'st' 9th
ave 5ssb lear charles. to We'll 2d-st, Avenue A.
inS iida6! jePSnah J. to Strange, octh-st
lot 9\e6s j yysr H. to Bovine 1e7 to 17S Wooster
brand Naedalena, to G.ra2n Savings Bank .
ay WilIiam % Bower savings Bank, 5thaye
Of GethE cEases t. Gaoa Trust Company s. 48th-
ST. TSWenc6 to exec Of James Brown, Goth
st. Of lot n3;!,; yfarS go fyy cor Chambers.
S Mc To Tdcob t 70 smith Sloaroe-st Of Scam
MsIcb9s Helena, to NJ White go Hudson-st' 3
se'NS6 eyeTs sicgmuns to wolach 57th'st' Of
5th.aye Q years. $4,000 4 rr.,... - - q,
Owens, Edward to JIte 0uaa9 o6 se anu i'''' w.
0'fSary. Joseph j. to Whaen Broadway OF
Ma ePIa2 Mart Ef to rhoS Ogden Fast 70hst
yefRS sc SE Harris, to Brown, 100 MonToest year
81 800 ,,.,.- 100 Nradlson.st :
ssiner o Cara to Warner 10th 3daye
XIV August to WASHINGTON Life Insurance
Connlny 5 W corner Riyngton and WlleW SIS q years.
$4,000 - - . -, oo,,or lei, ava
and cd 81, l year. 81 600. ,c, . - OIL, ava +,
Totem John TO q Young Il l0th'st 0Dn''N' l
year. 5000. o,, o..t,os pop. - "a,
corner Water and East st. ] year S3o1p,' .
Wise Kate. Title Gua'an!e ana ana trust Company
~ 7th.qve II I30th-st Z wear. SlOOuO o.,
Wailace Robert. TO iliIsh, II 7othst' 9th@Ve'
| year $40
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gountrp propcrtn TOR Sale an0 90 fst.

NOR SALE or TO LEASE for three ycars-The fine old
Il mansion with al modern improvements aFAe Ssiule
boXstas about an acre land, fruit SHADE sruLDefy
ghtfUiy located prominence IA hONhc IiFA AZ
Murray hin Flushing occupied by the Bovine family many
years Wili se for - 600. Cg'-thrt cash balance
advance with privilege OF purchase Get excursion ticket
Murray I'M Station, flu-llne Agent on the property.
Choice lots for sale. Address for map. free, BENZ. W.
HITCHCOCK, IA ChanLer,-st Ncw-1 otA
u OR SALE Or TO LEr-At Darien. Conn. near STAN
house. 80 rooms; ,taDei bar
gain. Particulars and photographs COLLINS, West
29tl-sL
own YOUR HOME. In beautiful Flushing; the ban
~ village OF New-Norks suburbs elegant building
900 upward $40 monthly pawn ats az Murray
HIN BOVINE Park property, Wei
FOR the residence OF the BOVINE family and
the finest Of the beautiful hOme'teads In Flushing
This land. naturally attractive, Is being hEhy lmpOV d.
and Is n the very centre OF rapid Development Front
ing Oh Broadway, the mcadtmzrd principal street Of
proximity to churches and schools surrounded bv beaut
ful villas. II commands the admiration " the
select homo seeker Pleas address To- free map. BENJ
w HITCHCOCK. IA ChambeIs-~t., y. y
p s.-Visitors take l, or O'Clock train nom Long
Island City.
- cent net excellent opiOituiN 10. a5hucAs'
l. >. RICHARDS. Victor, Iowa County. Iowa
w HERE WILL you sUMMERf HAVE you
w Nsltd Lawrence Beach II not accept our INV a;
ton aid do without Splendid cottages furnished
and unfinished for sale and rent upon easy tems 70
desii able parties Meals and az ndance from Lawrence
reaeh Hotel II des ed This beautiful cal,y adolns
Ceasrhu st and Lawrencc surround by fine drives aid
a lovely neiRhborhoOd OF r>nnenelts Bathing, boating
and fishing with freedom from anuOyances Of every de-
HITCHCOCK, Owner. II C6srnbers-st.. NewYork.
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1neiruciiou


For Young DdulcS-lOuntfS
~, .rSr-T LANE SCHOOL formerly Madame Clesnens
w eomantown Phia-BOardng and Day schGcl oi
young ladies s5th year opens September 2Sd %ey
eSsmnsiiSp FS; ceu RIcH%ps Principal
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY, A. NJ. Associate Frincip'i'
For Bows and Young Men-Country
. n1RONpACKS. CAMP CEDAR-Summer Stheol nor
70 elementary studies and special care 70 students peps
e, t, G ge5s. saarcss F. D. MoSTHXY 81 J.
DO7s7 MOI MAN sJMMEK HoME ,S SAMf and 4
desired; uHeQuspd climate ceponabe social environ;
ment careful oversight by expeiienced taGneis
s Sssi Dr. n w KiTcHEN ISs West 5shst n Y
CIEITEYTAM AoADEsNY oSoNTz PA New ..soo
eggnn ycoess o. .eenc ssSOo For
&c. address JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
r,1sTNAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, PouFhkeepse, =. T.
T. open year Thorough instruction "
L,ee No @e eharG for SITUATIONS esse
T. LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BoTs.-A. Milford t. Conn q;
II Parents who unfortunate In the mans2ement o.
Se, Sen SCROLL w do Ss to Re G
.bss e. A tssA
Nj @ LON Bd JOYS on s 81 aa f u
Send r fel e Es@y School ri e.
NIT VERNON INSTITUTE Boarding school for boys
An d 1 hcaitbfI location send circulars ~ DE-
II NJ BAUSCHER Primrose Park Mt Vernon, ~ 4;
Nj boSs ii. B. Learned tHarvard) Head,masteF MIS-
hafGR& b PRe FRSixr SCHOOL, Ryxsu5E Ss;i
Laboratories F. B. Knspp s T. on L 6 T oT Bushess
XmS gronds on Plymouth Bay Individual teaching
N1rW.YoRK MILITARY ACADEMY.Academire Cd, De-
~ p ssoo at a. P SSEh coz %RGHT 4 NJ Pres
= T. JOHNS MItt!!TAARRYa, , sscHooK.
snr,,o., School, Address WIN. vERBEcR.
G, UNJNEE sCHOOL-The Rev. DR.. Gibson. st. Johns
- School Sing Sing will receive boys for the sumner
for study ard reereaon study not severe 9T ocaon
bosting bathing fishing excursiOns competent assistant
&, u,sMER SCHOOL at the Peeksknl Military Academy.
y -LOcson healthul eSis and tns,geIb9n f$SeS..
Send for circular
- At THE BRYANT SCHOOL Roslyn, Il L.; t, 10
y viii have sumner sson at Atlantic Ivy .io1
dress Media, Pa. "a miles from Broad ''rse' "''''''
G, UNiMER SCHOOL. ROCKLANp COIIE4IfE ~ M ticu.
g,c q Hg Rs%io%N1sq fEfRs Pr; Srn
n, ne fIX III NLtTAIRsYi A SAP a96d for cas,
i5gu es'h 20 9oH& n TffDEN: 4. NJ NJ D. PRINCIPAL.
VACATION FOR BOYs.uy and August at Westhomp.
fsl snpcrYision DAVID MAGIE. JrY Paterson n J.
x1,YT1TsT0Y SEMINARY, EAsTHAMPToN, Mass
boys 20 9r ,s 9y college %e Or sss and ''
O pr XII buildings heated by steam address
ioo"9 M REV. WIN GALLAGHER, Principal
Miscellaneous
WALKING TouRA physician desires TO Sons
,or In Switzerland July and August references given
JAMES Z. NICHOLS, NJ d., 420 Lexlng.on--e -
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REAL ESTATE.
nr7s1vrss AT THE EXCHANGE


,,,,.o,,,,, .ho ogaHnrs at the Exchange yesterday
,rono mil there was active competition in some III
stances. .o,d interest. With
o,rbtoop wears 10 run and removals in tl'Ves''.'
b,ick building known as 40 402 East N'le'So.'.
On lot oox56 The ground rent amounts 70 o. ia 10
ennun. The bidding started NJ be,ger was the
S5l5O' at which price John /. herO''o0'
buyefv uarnet & co. offered three cornersa Pr
s6N:75 In ~. Joseph save, ~ iV''''''
"a 400 from =. HargIaHe. oc,,+ n,ot 50xlO0 in
West One-hundrcc- and thiity -tniN -, ~ "a
The plaintiff was tie buyer at SlOouv, tpudred aid
similar vacant plot IN West Vne ih+ 40 900
thirty second st., west OF Flith@nS.' D''"S"
Thomas C. smith aold No. ~ Wcst Vnv Tho mon
and forty -fourst, also under lot i76&iO0.
Charles g. curtis was the buyer for Fl"s-y Nod sold
Julien L. Davies assl2nee -. 49, assets belonging
thi2ug ~; a. nominal ices Eight tlcuald Gol1ar
V,o1th of bradford. EG!cd ana CuOa MANI
mortgage o h9Hd Srvate sale reported Chae
puermann has sold for Wesslau Hosehaucr scn,ont
S %Ss Forty 5Syx9 SpFi55 for $1,000 70 con.
The Arbitration Committee met yesperNa a members.
slider Submission to arbitration lied BY tTS ps We're
WiHam REYNOLDS Brown presiGcciG;;; iI,,~iiiisrank
present Newbod Lawrence; oor and John G h.
=. - SS''e ne chair appointed z. j. seuse, IT,
William Cruikshank and Newbod T. lawrence SUI
committee to hear ana aeCr4no 'T met Yesterday
Thomas F. Murtha presiding. INC - -, u ',ro,
Committee reported adversely to MT carIyat trpgh
p I t Of the wear on the ground that the con,
stitution Of the Legislative committee P0''''
session. hn s T Commitee on Pending Legislation reported
adversely on Assembly bill No 53l, when ninC3 s t
9es ann ~ me damage believing that this limitation OF
action is contrary 70 public policy and Simply u, tnc
Interests Of the eeca LII No. 2G4 approprians
S aron5d al Bowling Green FOR new Custom House
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NewYOrL, Monday Nay Il
,,, o,os wore held At the Exchange and


Tho ,ouovinc sales were held at the Exchange anu
Auction Room to-day: ,.,.. .
One 4story building with lot, No AZ west I4 Hnpfi
s = 47.o IT Q OF 10th-ave' lot l''oA0''iA' =
pot Of land SHAVE block front 6etwe wee lou
d ga sts 40 Ox5O; John Ovtrhstr. SzO0UV., To-.
one 3story building, with lcase 81 10Y GO hn V Her
19th.st ;. 20 It e Of lsta'c' lo' -oA'o' ''''
one Ssory dwelling with gore lot - S9seppS M,
,o- n Of Muforl-st NOnkers lot S6X3ooNo'oi i"''P
HargraVc, 400 49,, ~ ,oc yvasr 65th.st e Of
1Otb ave was adjourned to May IL. -. ooo 20 ! o1o
Sale buildings. with p9s Of l1nd , S ~ Was adj.
Mornlngslde-ayc, between ll0Vl "a" i-V' '
jOurned die.
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Nem prbllratlons

Eighteenth Edition. post paid, for 25e. or stamps
IT, HuMAN HAIR Why Il Falls on
II Turns Grey, and the Remedy BY Prof. HARLEY
PARKER. An. LONG & CO. lob Archst., Phila Pa.
"EvcrY should read this little book. "-Athenaeum.
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Gathers.

1edthcr5.
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors, Teachers, Iulois roNsiheeSo"'
a.. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. N. j. YOUNG-tUl1ON. IS Union 9uuaIe.-
A MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU has BEST TEACH
a EI;S any locality, all branches: No FEE for reg Slis'
traton. Form for stamp. p. V. HUYSSOON, . w. 11uo
TUTORS Professors. Teachers Goyerncsse5 Of al;
n, branches SUPPLIED to universes cosSs sen90s
families Circulars schools % parsnt@ Mcde IN
SPOKEN. MIRIAM COYR1ERE Room II. loo oth'aVe'
a LADY TEACHER Of Elocution and Physical C Udtute
~ (Dfegrse) college graduate, would nke
I'm schools for 1891 and 1892. Address LIN lN"oiO-'
=. o. Box 292G. "
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW:YoGK TIl 3;
n IiNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE UII OM4'
OFFICES. No. 193S BIoadWay; corner 76 WI
llO Broadway. corner 26th-st, until D. H. ~ To,,,,i,
Nv enty-thrd-s Sthaye 10 6thaVe' I9o
nNc corner Fourtcenth-st. 76O lhrdaye coEcr 40
seyenh-st 026 ThirdaNe gear SlXY'nrst-stt 20
no Nnthsve, cor 72d-st CO Liberty, ST. q AEeluT a.
323 Thfd.ave. and the HARLEM OFFICE 1SO I.tss
one ffthst up 20 D. M: anu ~
West and twenty nfth-s at regular once
rJESSE1S TEACHERS AGENCY, 81 East lOthsy,'
III supplies competent teachers tutors va ,,isit
ing; Erglish German, French, Spanish spoken.
ID RIvATE TUTOR Yale graduate reeommeSnded o by
+ Rev DR. VIM NJ Taylor: "a successful tfacherf en-:
nently 1nahed." Address A. EVERETT STONE 20
East j2d-s
U1NION TEACHEItS5 AGENCY supplies scnooi omeefs
u with teachers teachers with positions -. =, -
II. Nj. HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 Lafayet'e Pi.. N. Z.
XNANTED.-Superior teacher Of military tactics ana
w mathematics; German professor who SPEAKS rn2sh
for mathematics and sciences. Apply to HESSE'S
TEACHFRs' AGENCY. Of East 1Gth:st.
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prcoRDrD REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY
o5th-st ; s. 37j It Of 9ti-aye. iXlOO,2 y Is $40
Hart and another TO Edwa MORRISON = p"'~ 10
Same Drope rtv: same to same. y part
44thst $ 273 IT. OF Io Sthl RS 1925
o9ds POS f. Of p 2ia'ei rao SAtOO $4,000
Lott Nos 5G2 50i, map Harlem Som mn5 y
IIou.haw Ward aud others ~ Fhlllp brS.tA.o,,
RilqsCnst NO - Mary ELDERS TO Cl'''a'. 2Oc5O
l5cth-st 200 # Of ~, soa nj NhiSy $500
Wns.ayc 5 q corner f}Sth-,t. 7f.AlOVi I"I''N .
IL NcNionus and vie TO- f2 "a, * ist pay 25xi64
Charles Meyer and wife 70 fnn Hio' sG6xiOO II:
10Gth.st, ;. 2l3 e e OF l3 say ',r,yrr ~
SOD st 5 s. i6O It e OF 2daye, 2ONl0O'oi OharcS I
1a$6:st So @45 West; Patrick H McManus 20 10000
115to.st. " ,ol.sI SHAVE, 10oxloo11i Pa'rcN I
ch IL W lS - ~ Sjiolnng lands HaV schurst 24th
Ward; Albert i putnam and wife to Fred'fcNs 27oO
Cnton-st. 40 2lo; Israel Le0o"i" anu "''' 1900
4h MaS TSn $, 10 # il2tat 22Es2 o John
,,oaSve ~ cor 33d.+t % oX90i Geo W 90 ooo
Tubs and wife to lts Fanny Lev .cioo '''O00
Le4e2aye: 80 II r n L75tn''' ZoN.oO 1850
lO9th.st 10 159 East; Wolf Morris an" WIG y" 1880
l2s Maqd No llo ga West Annie Wakefield and 144oo
1O5t6.st 252 Z. Mo't;,le I'm Fa.cr 5000
16ta:-t 5, 315 sth-2ye, i''Noo' $500
west fndayg coz 7SG-'t Ezra I '''ou '' $4,000
NcTcelst $, No 49, Daniel o0o"o' ana $4,000
,od sa No l5s East Thomas lusFed referee oooo
,o! d M9 Yo $50 East Thomas ustd referee 300
to Maria SaTr ot So map Woodstock; Paul q yoo
Decker and wife 70 Anna I 5en1 u E1
114t6st us Madon5ye Gton Lne In
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Ton-ist- Aronfs NeN0TAI NInag'fs, Z
0THos COOK & son. 2Gi Broadway.
DJYAI MAIL 10 THE NETHERLANDS.

Departures and SATURDAYS OF our large ana
ccnddious mail steamers Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
calling both ways az BouOghe NJ iahubs pAssohSe>
ytthin 20. hours OF lar.s and London.
Sa,oon rates $50 so aler Nay l. SO 20 go secS
ood cahn sZ MAY l. so Speciai through rate u
Iondon Excursion tickets Oh favorable terms.
Nonss1n Nav o. 80 SIasri dam.Nay ELI 80 IN
p Caiand Mly Is 80 am WeIkeLd1mMay 1913 80 AMI
/ tor illustrated guide, passage, sc, apply at
CEN EiiAI. PASS AGENCY, 80 BFoadN0y, New YorkJ
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IN, ALNuT LANE SCHOOL formerly Madame C iene"f for
w cc.w,ntnv'n Phila.-BOarding and Day Sch9oI lo
Young ladies s5th year opeDs September go
Soilrn- nfcnalaIOTy courses. fupils ehteT "'"N'
sa0 o NJ eSSamlnation For circulars address 49,,
." ' Mrs TIL EODORA b. RICHARDS, Pflnnciipail.o In,
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY, A. NJ. Associate friheipSi'
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PEOUOT HOUSE,

NEW-LONDON. CUNN.
ALSO. A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE FURNISHED
COTTAGES. For and information apply to GRAND
HOTEL Broadway and 3lst-st.. NewTork Wednesdays
and Thursdays. or 20 the PEQUOT HOUSE
JOHN CHATFIELD.
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EEMWICK NALL
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,

, OGu Feet Above sea Level.
crT.%' Summit. LUZEkNE co.. PA:
On the Lehigh y2lly III 6pe e0J June mem 5 is91 Has
1psUTSssG ai,ant9gcs for teatn and pleasure upsfo
,nounfaiI scencrr Beautiful walks and eeeahI Nv
T"ctTc gnt, throughout. hydraulic elevator rs1class
livery good fshng boating cunning, ee' rams i S
loot ~ Cortandt and DcshrosscS sts at a. H. /, 90"
and and = n n For c rcu'ars. terms etc. address
"'u y ' CHARLES WENRICK. Man3Rfr.
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for Sole

"A Valuable private collection for sale; no dealers need
apply. Address Box 3.40l n. Y. CITY.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
/ LINES TO CALEDONIA; Japan HHlNNAyrco
C3NIiiNi. AND SOUTH AMERICA AND M1EAlOos
From New. YORK pier foot Of Canal-st, n X,
for SAP Francisco, va the Isthmus o. Panana-
From san Francisco 1st ami Bl9nnan sts
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
CITY OF PEKING sails Tuesday, June :, p m. a..
For freight passage and general lnformauen appv "
con1oanv5s oni a. on he pier foot OF Cauast, y. X
''"i'"' n i RUfLAY General Superintendent
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Macmillan d Co. publish translation from the
fourth German edition Of DR.. Friedrich Kluges ETY.
biological dictionary Of the German language. The
translator DR.. John Francis Davis The importance
Of Kluge's wCck has long been established. and the
translation will be welcomed BY scholars and students
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rooms, large piazzas WITH fine Views, wood s2ppliSd
Table toSrd az the -, IL desired ST wo.Dor, n. Y
Refer to C. H. Cuy1.rg, Al wOrth-st
the ADIR0NDACKS.
SPRING TROUT FISHING IN
LOWER sARANAC LAKE
HOTEL AMpER-AND offers spocai inducements 70
SPOKTSMEN. Guides boats &C. IRAN Will Will S''ep For
car syss sdo, y at os' p E e 2 1Y6GN
ilr'''D'''' AMPERsAND. N Y:
ADIRONDACK HOUSE,
Spacious grounds stsass, Sanitary TsI1 arrange %s
msne perfect Good diGS Z KEfhEY ProctOr
sHEtEEnE a. fftAN Rd HEleHr'
opens lyme H 2S rs 49,
New.York.
THE WESTPORT Inn.
wEsTPoRT, ON LAKE CHAMPLIN, n: M r. .,o,,.
boating shag and fine dry1s ft1gs M t. s ALL
rondacks. Mrs o. u DANl1-L' 4t'"Ss
EoR r TIE X n TG REkpT TIVE
6aFic 4 No 1!s5 EoadEay Thirty G III
m tS gtRGirdHs s s SSF 8Ray 5s Fourth
ave, corner Fourteenhst 700 Ihaaye,o corner 73s
FrtaTc los West Forty seconds 1093 CouIbsaye
5ss T Thdaye G Sd ne mARLEG 3FG
Ws. at D. regular once
- ARRIsON HOUSE, YORK, MAINE.
" pleasant home for the summer For particulars ad
dress sANBoRN 8 PREnLE York VILLAGE Me
u THE IrA f%AMP RfSGFf M NhsE BOSTON
5 wearshea rooms al mOd a,S eo snS e9s
s Bagt3" the sc'p s S sSsn rates June
THE NANEr4 MIRHnERHEIirAD NECK.
ton address AMMI BROWN
|
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HOTEL SOMERSET,

KNARU~NIILt. y j ooo A..
highlands Of somerset county, oOu 10
0O0 Get ABOVE the leve: hour and IS minutes rom
Ncw-Y orN via Delaware Lackawanna and western dall
road "a malaria air dry and bacng and beneheal
70 sufferers from pulmonary and rheumatic TROUBLES f1r
Incarnation and circulars address RANK DE WOLF,
Grand Hotel City, who may be seen from TO
IN m 4 ) 80 D. N.
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PROSPECT HOUSE G COTTAGES


On the South Fay. opposite to Fire Island One
hour and ten MINUTES Ne,l by South side r. r.
Electric lighs bells In each room; music, etc. Fish
ing boating and driving UNSURPASSED Address or call D.
FRANK Eli. Bay Shore. Clarendon Hotel, Washington
aud johnson SITS, Brooklyn
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p. Westermann & &C. send parts 10 OF the new
fourth edition Of FugePs English German and Ger
man-Englsh dictionary. This standard work has it IS
claimed been entirely rewritten for this edition. 1t is
sued very handsomely. and the revision exhibits much
care. How greatly II differs from tie former editions
can however, be determined only after further portions
Of 1T have appeared.
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A1WWA VS. CO 4 D = 20 &, MosoUiToEs.
INDIAN HARBOR HOTEL,


b. II. YARD PROPRIETOR: -
Situated on LONG ISLAND SOUND - mics IRON pm NV"
York: 46 minutes from Grand Central Delo1; ~ miles
from Jerome Park send for descriptive paupniet. ,
Mr.. YARD at Murray u IL Hotter 1hurSu"y c''i'"s'
until
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SERAMhG LAKE HOUSE.

One mile from Lake Station Chateauray
r. T. Enlarged newly furnished and in perfect sanitary
600 feet elevation 1000 feet piazza eminent
physicians recommend climate for lung and throat troubles
malaria ana hay fever unknown splendid trout fishing and
hunting large 0rcVacS In Var!Or dining and
Office; electric bells table best in the mountains; all
dclcacies Of the equal to best at Saratoga
May 20 November l. Send for circular.
D. J. GILLIGAN (successor to Milo B. Miller,
Saranac Lake, y. Y.
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HOTEL BRESLlN,

.,.,.,. L;AdRd , hVFN % YMosoTIT0Ts Fifty miles
~ fion Ncw.York. Send for Circular. -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

We have received from the Putnams, who publish
tho work. the second volume Of the English translation
of Tallcyrands Memoirs. already reviewed by The
Tribune in the original French. The translation, IT
deserves to be noticed has more portraits than the
original and the contents of each chapter are synop-
sized which Is a convenience to the reader
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-20
Isn't Il a Fact
surpIus

To say the least that ought to be
said about SO ridiculous an assump-
ton, it is amusing if not disgusting
to read day after day in the free
trade papers that a Republican Con-
gress has wantonly squandered the
Accommodations of an economical
Democratic Congress.
The facts are that every dollar
that comes into the United States
treasury comes there by laws enact
ed by Republicans. Isn't this a
fact
These laws have given this nation
a name among nations for sound
financial standing. Isn't this fact?
These laws have since the Repub-
lican party came into power, taken
the nation from the condition of a
beggar and made it respectable and
gives it a credit which enables it to
fund its debts at per cent, Isn't
this a fact?
The Republican party has done
this, and while doing so kept the
Democratic party from gaining con-
troll of the government when it adj
vocated population. Everybody
knows this to be fact.
The Democratic party when it
charges the Republican party with
inability to manage the financial af-
fairs of the government in face of
its own record, is like the devil sing
ing psalms in he'll. This is self
evident fact.
In the face of these facts, isn't il
plain that by judicious nominations
the Republican party will sweep the
country in 1892 I? Why, most as
suredly.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-20
Linseed Oil and the Tariff

Another triumph for the Mckinley
bill is recorded in the price of linseed
oil. A merchant in this city bought
in Chicago last week at AZ cents per
gallon. The quotation of city oil
here has not declined SO far as yet,
though the market is demoralized by
largely increased Western production
and Western sales. But at the cur
rent quotation, Al cents per gallon,
the fall since October has been IS
cents, for quotation was then and for
months had been 62 cents for city oil
in this market.
utterly impossible, His Eminent
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-20

Fatness might reply. "The duty is
always added to the price, and that
outrageous Mckinley Tariff in
creased the duty on linseed oil from
IS cents to 81 cents per gallon for
the benefit Of the infamous Oil
Trust. Free-Trade philosophers
did indeed shed many tears last fall
over the hard tate of the American
consumer, Who was delivered over
they said, chained hand and foot 70
the tender mercies of tnls greedy
ocrPefatien Rat President GleFe
ad assertions ana Free Trade
thee nas iook we'll IL The cold