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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
Che Iurt.
fettures ano aleetinss.

A MEETING of the Hoboken Turtle Club
"A will be held az the clubhouse, Iarohmont n. Y,
Nav 2l at D. m. j. ROCKWELL FAY. Pres
n 0TICE OF PUBLIC MEETING. Office Of
~ Che NewYo,k Har5oo Line Board, Army Building,
this Hoard in The matter OF harbor lines along New.
Jersey front NewYOrk Bay between Communlpsw and
building 80 whitehall street NswYork City on tuesday.
Nav 10 1891 IL a. n and following days. The pres
encs Of ali Interested parties s urgently requested together
with complete Information illustrated By maps showing
utilize their respective r2nts The plan contemplating
Nsw-Jersey viii BE- exhibited and final acton viii bs
taken upon the general subject HENRY l.; ABBOT,
BVt Rrik Cen y :. A. President OF the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
fesaI y cities.

NINETY THIRD STREET-Supreme Court of
York-Ctzens' Savings Bank plaintiff against Joseph
Turner and others. defendants.Actfon No I'm pursu
Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale mage IN tne
entitled action dated the eleventh day Of May lSe
the undersigned the referee therein named VIII sell az
public auction the Real Estate Exchanse and AuenQn
Room 1imed, Nos 50 to co Liberty Street IN the SiIy
and County Of New York the tenth day OF June Ioo.
suctionesi the premises in The said Judgment mentioned
and therein described follows; , ,..
"An that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land stIaE
living and being In the 18th Ward OF the CIV OF New
YORK in the County aud state Of NewYork and bounded
sSe see Il NiDsSy r gee distant
and feet easery from the notheasery corner
of Tenth Avenue and Ninety third street, ana Tunnlng
thence astry along the northery side Of Ninety
Street seventeen thence northcry and para 81 with
feet less. % the southery SIDE OF me
former road OF lane commonly called Apthorps Lane
thence nOrthvescFIy along the southery side OF SAID ne
and thFeesiXeenths OF an men more or
Avenue one hundred and sixty eight feet, line measured
a; right angles the said easteIy SIDE Of Ient Avenue
and thence sOutherly aud parallel with said Tenth Avenue
and eight inches more CT less 10 the
n6rry side Ninety third Street az the point or place
81 beginning Being part Of lots known ana oi,tln-
81 lands In the City OF New ork, known as ElmwcOd
belonging 90 the estate OF Herman Thorn deceased sur
xeyed by James Serre City Surveyor, and fled IN the
oce Register Of the CITY and county Of New
and lntsrest OF the said parties the first part Of IN and
70 the souhery half part Of the road lane In the rear Of
The premise above described, commonly called Aptlorps
Lane running g the centre line thereof as the same Is
Dated New-York, Nay 1e, 1921. ", v,,e,r p......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
Dseoo New ioiA 2RARIES w WEST Referee.
JOHN W. PRISON, Plaintiffs Attorney. l49 Broad

NINETY THIRD STREET.-Supreme Court
y Of the STATE Of New York, City and County Of New
yo-k~Citigens' Savings Bank plaintiff against Joseph
Turner and others DISQUALIFICATION No. I'm
pursuance OF q Judgment Of foreclosure and "a e
ds In the sboveened action dated the eleventh day Of
Nav Tsgl and therein the twelfth day OF
Nav 1891 the undersigned the referee therein named
viii sell at public auction a. the Real Estate Achahge
IN the city and county Of New York OF the tenth day
a June 1881 ct twelve O'Clock noon Of that daY, by
Richard v Harnett auctOneer the premises In the sau
Judgment mentioned and therein described as follows
IAN pt Gs,1 lot Se Ward S ~S Of tho % c n@ Of Se%
YORK in the County and State OF New York ana bounded
and described as follows Beginning az point on INC
aorherv sde OF third Street distant one hundred
a0d eightynve eastery from the northeaetey corner
q Tenth Avenue and NnoyY-shiTd Street and running
thence eaSterly and along re northerly side or Ninety
feet lIonce nQrtherlY ana Isfd4
With TENN Avenue and part Of the way through a party
soutery side Of the former road or lane commonly called
north westerly along the s0uthey
Of lane feet and -Xteens OF an
beh less 70 point ea-tcry from shS easteIt
line measured right angles 70 the saa eastefiy SIG
Ieub Avenue and sOusherly and parallel Win
De said Tenth Avenue and part Of che way through
feet more or less, u the nOIthey
See Of Nnetythrd Street the point or place Of be-
gaming Being a part Of lots known ana distinguish
numbers 3Os and 300 map entitled MAP OF lands IN
the CITY ~ New Ork known 'ElmwOOd, belonging o.
TIE estate OF Hermann Thorn, deceased surveyed 10y
q he Rezister Of City and County Of New YORK, IN
TN numbered PIG together With all the reht 'te
interest OF the said parties Of the first part Of in and
% the sou:heIly half part or the foS S or lale
eslea Apthorps Lane funning q the centre line thereof
Dated New.York May 10 1891; ..o,.
JOHN pIRSSON Plaintiffs Attorney, 1f9 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19

TIE WAUMBEK,
JEFFERSON. n. ii.
FIvESF EocS!f6% = 5E WITE "a 4q Ss;555
Pf fiIiM,LE Z PORTER I;RSSo
GILL HOUSE, HENDERSON HARBOR.
JEFFERSON CO., " Y. High altitude; hrst-clss
boating and fishing; free from malaria; open May 20
send for circulars. H. II. GILL. Proprietor
TIE FREMONT. SEA GIRT. y. J: T..
will open June o. for season OF BI ioG endS , i
tables barber shop telegraph Office q hog7e Fer
sp 'i sa tuesdays and Frd1ys aer O'Clock
ID Ellie HAVEN MANSION,
pleasant Sonar Iaa 1P'nss o5 Nay wishing
desirable accommodations or the suFp or address
6EO. +. EOO1s, EIOprlesor-
HIGHLAND DELL HoUsE.-open FOR guests, spur
@ elevation o6 fedS house heated by steam
capacity 10 fO' j. n FoGLKE stroudsburg Pa
HIGHLAND COTTAGE.-A quiet summer resort accom-
situated on spur OF Blue Ridge; - miles from Water
c IT, rATMER. hLghlaad cotase stroad-4as. P m:
| '0-'i',,D ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
WHITE REED.
| AXE VIEW i HoyaLEf cr,su Ny
In the Adirondacks. Lake Champain Flrstcass in
I a PIERRE HOUSE ATLANTIC CITY, N. D.
mousse t tSS16Ssy RaPd large 'eepfs Rene
Al EDIA PA.-Chestnut Grove House open for the Pc.
comfortable Tor carly guests NJ. NJ \ IL p, EsIE-4.-
nBwEBErrCh I'M, south windham, Conn.-season
~ opens June 1891 The house located on the eastern
o t * Vacy pure sprns Tatrr rom tie nounaia
sanitary plumbing perfect DR. image mosqutoes always
G8ins: nrstca, in every respect horses and carriages
furnished at reasonable rates hour- IRON sew. YORK
hour. from Boston boy express trains. Apply 20 l. {.
WINCHESTER South Windham Conn.
ID OLA-' nv swAMPsCOTT, MASS.
THE LEADING RESORT NEAR BOSTON &c.,
p We rocrv GOOD road9 bsthine sailing and dhinc
s5cctv the hest special rates for June and September
open June IS. MARCELLUs w. GARTER, PIop'r:
n TTAWA HOUSE Cushings Island, Caseo Lay, Port.
roasJ over 200 rooms. bathing yachting and fishing;
views Of ocean bay ISLANDS and city combine maxi ts
5ieiF' as F'qi' dBSoN Gnnasf sesa 9S Ss
cla-s Cottages Tor se ret en u Hotel
and BeIches are nov ready Tor ocenpaney Meals tuT.
pen saed PA % BE BTIbiYG SITES secured On app
cation 70 FRANCIS CUSHING. Cushlngs Island, Maine.
CEA BRIGHT. ATLANTIC CITY. y. NOV open:
Z" OCEAN se v@ M. Pfi fFP
g HELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS y. "
= THE NEW DAY VIEW HOUSE -or~-n-,
open June-October via L. /. r II SAM'L kobEhIs'
- UMMER HOME In the mountains healthy and bsautl;
o' n and b Soa1 adrv not sapp i%p o % oa je
of Merdale Farms. send gr circular. rates and refer
ences. 1. A. PARKER. Meredith, Del 90. y Y
fINUE OKIENTAL ATLANTIC CITY y. ). -,
j Vignia-uve. beach. Everything new. All
"'0'''- ALEX. NJ. oPPENHEiMER Propr-
THE NAyEPAsHEMFT,
Finest scenery On the Mssachusetts For deserD-
ton address AMMI BROWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
the HIGHLAND HOUSE,
TIE AUSHAQVA.

ALTANONT HEILDthb tHtffI TUINIAINN " I.
Sixteen miles west Of Albany. the Delaware and
Canal Railroad. opens June % Most
cessibe and charming mountain resort in America For
circulars and terms until June 10, address STANLEY H.
METMOkE 8 Co. 81 BroadNav. Room -. n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
Aurtiou Sales of cattle.

Auttiou Sales of Cattle.
\ ERsEY CATTLE AT AUCTION.
d Tuesday. Nay 10. 1891, at 10 O'Clock at
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE BUILDING,
M-ave between 63d and 64th SITS, New-York,
THE ENTIRE EASTWOOD HERD.
Owned by
NJ NJ ERSKINE MILLER S2unton, va.
rresh cows for family use the dairy breeding pur-
pe.es aIso select lot Of heers and bulls may now b
esr a. place Of sale For catalogues finely Illustrated,
sSs,sss - PETER c. KELLOGG Co,
sD- 107 J0hn-st., New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
LAKE GEORGE.

TIE CROSBY SIDE.
Finest location the Lake. opens June ION
Manager X c. Jenkins late Of Tho Sherwood. Now
No malaria pure spring water unexceed cuisine
perfect steam heat telegraph and
postoces In the house four private COTTAGE superior
iennis courts Address b. W. BURLEIGH, No !
broadway. New-York. or r. {. JENKINS Tho Crosby
side. Lake Ge0rge. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
RIVE RXIEW.

Opposite entrance u PROSPECT PARK HOTEL Ope
from June November Accommodates % guests. FRS
cla~s. Second season. For information address
Miss CHFRITREE Rlyerview. Catskil, y y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds have been re-
corded during the past week
James VI. Mills to Reuben W. Gill
land. net Of net sec I, tp. 10 n,r2 ",
~ acres 800.
Eliza Ley Bethel Ia Julia A. Corey,
lot 3, blk. ., Bcthels first sub div $i75.
John iIoG ct Tx to Reuben Peachey,
lots q, rs. . and 10, blk. 30, Puget
city; S2I.
George II. Scammell TO Samuel
Moore, lots |, 9. , and !, blk. II Scam
mcll'- add 1928.
III. Wilson 1t uX to Eugene Mon
roc. lot IL. blk. |, Bay View add $500.
Mp. X. X. Co. 10 Henry Sabin, lots
3 and q, and Il Of set Of sec 80, tip. IL
100 acres $3.50.
W. r. Kennedy TO May l.. Sylvester,
lot ~. Cnlkins' add; 800.
i. u. Wilson ct Tx to Eugene Nor
row. lot :, blk. |, Bay View add; $500.
Hiram T.. Allen to Lily Caroline Al
len, donation claim of Edwin Marsh,
100 acres 81.
Eli W. Corliss ct Tx to George X.
Radgcr, 90 acres in ne cor OF sec \, tip.
lSn,r W; 500.
Julia A. Rawson ct Tx to L. n. Ford,
I acres in ne cor OF sec %, tp. IL n, r
2w; $3.50.
George &. Stocking ct al to William
Horkins, lots 10, IL and IL, blk. 10,
town 81 Grand Mound; Sl1J.
W. l.. Hays To Louisa karshurer, | J
acres in see -, Up. Is n, , W; $3.50.
James W. Kennedy ct al to Lucy
Kennedy. lots II and II, block 7, p.
u. Moorcs addition. $500.
-. Kincnid and wife to J. W. White,
NV ! Of lots and ., block 3, Hender-
son 4 Lyhargcr's subdivision, 800.
Robert Gaus ct al to Lewis J. Clark
ne Of se and $ Of Sc I sec y, TIP
o. III n, 70 ". $1,000.
n. p X. X. TO stephen O'Brien. NV
| Of NV | Of sec II. Up Is n,r . W. 800.
A. II. Christopher To X. q. Hooker,
ne | lot II, block 6S, Swans addition,
$50
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22

Success of tho Spring Races at Wood
land Assured.

The event oi the coming week will
bee the race, AT Woodland Park course,
three mIlc- cast "i the city. The in
trrr-t shown hN hur-rmen all over thlr
STATE and oregon indicat" that it will
l., the sporting event oi the season
aud attract thousands OF visitors from
abroad This will ut once establish
reputation for the new course, for ii is
IN all respects such a will elicit the
admiration of all visitors.
n,lcgant club house, ample stables,
a large warehouse and one OF the best
tracks On the Pacific coast, are the
principal accessories which will make
this course u ia>urite and permanent
resort
Among the horses stabbed at the
park. tu which constant additions are
made. are the following noted flyers:
spokane stables - Chestnut illy
Iiop-y bay mare Carrie NJ, bay colt
Bonnie Glen. bay tilly Gypsy.
l.. W. Manns Stahlcs-Bay stallion
cyclone. chestnut Glly Red Dick, In
dian pony Dave.
Thomas Il Rird. Walla Walla-Bay
gclding Olympia, surrcl hllv Annie
Rooney. hay mare Rosie Lewis, roam
stallion Malcolm, hay mare Flora Il.
A BIRD. Walla Walla-Chcstnut
stallion Joe Bird.
T.. : Barlow, Tacoma-l|ay horse
Mink, PAGER.
\. Enos-Chcstnut stallion Caliposa.
=. l. Young, Chchalis-C hcstnut
stallion DOE, Chestnut, stallion Fred.
|. e. Ellis Brown stallion Wonder,
hay gcl,hng Hustler. bay stallion
Eghcrtinc. bay gelding !. C., bay colt
Chase. brown mare kismont.
James Ir,ing-brown gclding Joe
Wynn, cream gclding Ben l..
&. \. Smith - Chestnut stallion
Wasco, roam gcldirg Sleepy Tom, bay
stallion Challenger Chief. bay mare
Lucille.
". u Taylor-Black eclding -,
sorrcl tilly Hattie, bay colt -,
brown colt Strathland Boy.
Charles Clancy-Brown mare Rosie
e.
Charles Stone - Chestnut mare
Maud &.
Adamson'- Spokane Stablcs-Bay
stallion Delcho. hay stallion Charles
\. bay gclding Murphy.
Kent Stables-Bay geldine Bur
mcsc. bay mare Lima Long.
b. &. Rcynold.-I'ay stallion-Sir
Henry.
r.. L. Jcssic-Bay gclding Regel,
chestnut gclding Wall Street, bay
gelding !Iomcly Gin.
Siow's Stahlcs-Maud J..
Dr Clough-liay gclding Brownie.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22

Itching Piles are known by mois-
turc like preparation, causing intense
itching when warm. This form rs
well NJ blind, bleeding and protruding,
yield at once Ia DIR. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly on the
parts affected. ahsorbs tumors, allays
itching and effects permanent cure,
,,Oc Druggists or mail; treatise free.
Dr Bosanko, Piqua. o. Sold 10y Mari
4 Ross
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22
Moonstone Jewelry.

Miss Katie Brccn, Of New York City,
has Just arrived here with magniti-
cent line Of mooHstone jewelry from
Niagara Falls. II is the first and last
time for the moonstones in the West
previous To the Worlds Fair. Miss
lirecn will remain until after the state
EAlr herr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22

tut Of ! 30 cough syr,ips manufac-
turrd ia the l. :, but one has been
found to lie entirely free from opiates
aud that IN the California Positive and
Negative Electric Cough Cure which is
the best on earth for coughs, cold croup,
-tc. Sold hy Mari Il Ross.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22

CHESTERFIELD, Sterling Silver, Stargo,
Tom Burke, Hardwood, +. W. Samuels,
Salvador and Spring Valley are among the
leading brands of liquors. Sold only by
W \. Botkin, 600 Fourth street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22

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Keep an eye on your flower garden
several women have been seen making
nocturnal rounds ~ quest "' howef'.
The Superior court il slowly grinding
out business and We shall soon hear
the last OF several long 'winded eases.
A very interesting meeting II the
Unity Climb was held at the residence
81 MuP.C. Hale. last Monday oven.
ing.
A chest Of plumber. tools, valued q,
several hundred dollars. WAS stolen
from the Mek.nny ,n,iliny aa,urI.,
night
Mrs T. e. Hale /. ,emo,,,, la,
Fonrth stree, fla, Ia the rea, ot ,he In,
,o make rom for n la,y. hu.,n,..
block.
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held n, Mond.v ev.,iny Inn, IN,
I-,,,v ci,h ,.L.. . y.c.,,o, e., a.,
summer.
Tn. wharf In the ,ea, nj IA. h,,,d,,,
mar, cas-, ~ o,vmn,. Thes,e, IA. h.,,
enlarged and on,.,,u,ldinv. c,cc,.,
thereon.
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d.rs and Lnit,in, ,he,, h,ow. In ron
temp,a,ion Of nm e,cen,ionsl,v health
ful season.
The Hale aat o,,o.,,e o,ymn,
Theater. Ia being moved bael IA AFR,
a site for another bnsInesa llock a,
Fourth street.
Mr.. EFT. Young has established n
omnibus line between this city an
Tumwatcr. -Four trips will le mad
each way daily.
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Do.nie will deliver several Of M. IN,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22

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ih'fe Is seemingly ~" 'nd I" the
h"'tiln.s now ~ process "i erection all
over TIE city wagons loaded with
lumber and other building material are
threading The streets snd alleys ~ every
direction and there Is no cessation to
wv sun" ~ WV "''''''' "''' ~" ''"'"
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oflcy ~ Andor., eldest son OF Chief
Justice Andefs. 81 this city. died early
Monday morning. alter linger-
Ing Illness, aged ~ years. The fun
eral was held al O'clock r. n. on
"Wednesday, AT the family residence.
Eastside. ke, buck. oi ~. Johns
church. conducted tie services The
remains we're Deposited ~ Masonic
cemetery
Tho fall ri lamp IA the NJ r.
Church. Tuesday night. during the
exhibition of view. by the Willard
/ Brothers. almost caused a panic, ss
flames Immediately -prang up from
the flowing oil Tho Goodness Of
several persons. aud ihe energy 81
others, prevented a rush, however, in
which doubtless some would have
been injured
The Christian Endea,or socic,ie. Of
the state Of Washington will mee, nt
Sea''ie' on W." 2ith inst ~ The First
Presbyterian 'hurrh. IN interesting
programme has been arranged Tor that
day. The convention n composed OF
delegates from Tie l"ehl christian En-
dea,or Societies. one aud one
NTH fare rate has been secured Tor
those who attend over the Northern
facihc Railroad
Tho appreciation of the utility 81
. the electric fire alarm by the gentle.
man who yesterday drove Ike Jchu
, from Capitol hill, passing several sta
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22

\ fine line Of trunks and valses
just received nj Brown & Ferriss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-22

yherdNsm NnhweA Surrounded n ar dino AIrd gt section h fh W
almost OAe hm emh h ~ ofc d and rmnnl kh
mphm
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-16
Prompt and Heroic.

All Australian boys are taught the
necessity OF guarding against snake
bites. The treatment of such wounds
is a necessary part of their education.
One day two little fellows, 6 and
years old, went into the brush to play.
The smaller one, chasing rabbit in
to hole, pushed in his hand, and
brough hit it out quickly with head OF
a venomous snake attached to the end
of the fingers. "Quick, Charley!' he
cried, putting his hand down on a
stump. "Chop off my fnger The
snake has bitten it." Charley, with.
out pause, lifted his axe and chop.
ped, not only the damaged finger, but
two Of the others as we'll. Then the
boy ran straight into town, over a
mile distant, and sought a surgeon,
who dipped the injured members in
ammonia before dressing them. Ina.
CINE the pain of such burning bath!
A young Australian lady was walking
along the street, when she saw dirty
and wretched-looking tramp to whose
leg venomous snake had affixed it.
self. After killing the reptile with her
parasol, she borrowed his pen-knife
cut the trousers away from the wound,
and then cutting a cross upon the bite
itself, applied her lips to it, and sucked
the poison away. The tramp's life
was saved, at the sacrifice, perhaps OF
some dainty scruples.-Youth's Com.
DaniOn.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-16
To Make Grape Wine.

Now that grapes are so cheap and
plenty, the housekeeper who has
storeroom for it may easily supply
herself with an excellent light table
wine. Buy yourgrapes in quantity,
say twenty pounds at once; pick from
the stems, throwing out all imperfect
ones; mash thoroughly. without crush.
ing the seeds, and put into a large
earthen or wooden vessel. For every
gallon of mashed grapes add two Of
boiling water. Let it stand twenty
four hours; then strain and add to
each gallon of liquor two to three and
one-half pounds of granulated sugar.
Stir with wooden spoon till the SUI.
gar dissolves, then cover lightly q
thin cloth is best and let it stand six
weeks in moderately warm place.
Draw it off carefully from the lees,
wash out the vessel clean, put back
the wine and leave it month longer;
then bottle and seal or put into stone
jugs corking them we'll.
Do not fill the jar at first by at least
six inches, or it will run over when
fermentation is we'll under way. Two
pounds OF sugar to the gallon makes a
wine very like claret; three and half
gives one very sweet and quite strong.
Do not risk less sugar. Fermentation
turnsit first to alcohol, later to acetic
acid. II there is not sugar enough there
will not be enough alcohol to check
lamentations in time. The result
will be avinegara liquid fit for nothing
under the sun.
Some grapes will make wine without
the addition of sugar. If you choose
to experiment, press out the juice
without water and see if it will float
an egg SO as to show the size of a
quarter dollar. If it does the must
will ferment into wine; if not it will go
on to vinegar if you do not add sugar
till the egg does float: