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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Meteorological Report.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF National HonoTs to be Paid the
Memory OF the Late HaoLibai
Hamlin

WAsHISGros. July 6-The followir e
official announcement was today issued from
the White House:
To people OF the United States: ::
The President, with profound feel
ing of sorrow, announces the death
Of Hannibal Hsmlin, at one time Vice
President of the United States, who died at
Bangor. Maine, in the evening Of Sstur-
day, July 4th. Few men in this country
have filled more important and more dis
tinguished public positions than Mr.. Ham,
lin, and ia recognition Of his many
and varied services and Is an ex.
preston Of the great respect ard
reverence felt for his memory, it is ordered
that the national flag be displayed 8. half
mast upon the public buildings of the
United States on the day Of his funeral.
Signed BENJAMIN HARRISON,
By the President,
WILLIAM F. WHARTON,
Acting Secretary Of State.
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roaBlan norss.

The emperor OF Germany visitsd thu
famous E,on College, Monday. The parry
consisted Of Queen Victoria and msmbsTs
Of her family and the Emperor and Empress
Of Germany.
Princess Louise Of Bchleswig Holstsin,
granddaughter Of the Queen Of Englsnd,
vas married at 81. Georges chapel, Wind
sor' Castle, Monday afternoon. 10 Prince
Albert Of Anhalt.
While the British war ship ss Sidney, N.
8. w., was taking target practice with The
big guns, on her last trip 10 ssa, six inch
breech-loadids gus sxp'od9', killing two
officers and four seam o. and veunding
thirteen men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
ran Daouazr
Becoming Serious n Iadiaua-C Csops
In Great Danger.

JEFFEKsonvMLs. Iad., July 6.-Ths
drought 10 becoming serious. The grass ID
the farmers along the railroads busy. Yes.
terday field fses broke out ct McCullochs,
Applegates and Heralds, spread rapidly
and threatened the wheat crops, houses and
barns. The entire neighborhood turned
out and fought the ire, barely saving the
wheat. Several wheat crops have already
been destroyed by IRE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
China Again obj.o to NJ. Blair.

NIw YoRK. July 6 "A sps cal to the
Herald from Washington ssy, thst Henry
W. Blair again has been rel ,cted BY the
Chinese government. The reply OF the
Chirese premier 10 the request Of the
President thst Mr.. Blair be received BY the
Chinese government reached Washington .
few days ago. Ii Is stated that IL contained
polite but meme the less firm refusal TO
accept Mr.. Blair ~ our diplomatic repre-
sentative. Whist action the administration
will take next 10 prohlemsticsl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Cosin,h ,hian Yacht Club of Marble.
head At Boothbay.

BoorHsAY HARBoR, July 6.-The Corin-
THAN Yacht Club Of Marblshesd arrived
this afternoon bound esst. They left Port
land At 10 A. NJ, and arrived in the follow
ing order at P. M: Steam yacht Melissa.
Charles s. Eaton and party, sloop yachts
Goo soon, c. H. Adams, Tomahawk, Crow
insheld, Babboon, G. A. Goddard, Mignon.
II. Babson, Ssracen, C A. Morse. Jr.,
NebuIa, C. M. Jones. The Roundins, D.
C. Percyvsl. Jr., was the last to arrive, at
) A. P. NJ.
Also srrived sloop yacht varande Of the
Boston Yacht Club, c. A. Welch, bound
east.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07

NoRrHrlELp, Mrss., July Cd. 3.
Mou Of the executive committee Of the
Worlds seudeue conference held 4 college
conference early this morning devoted 70
toe question Of Improvement Of the wofh
Of The college department Of the 7. II. G.
a. The regular 10 80 session Of the con-
ference was similar in character, Mr..
Moody conducting. James McConsughy
Of Chicago will give an illustrated lecture
this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
WIN Close up the Banh.

SPRrxeYIELp, Mass., July 6.-In the
Supreme Court today 4udge Knovlton ssvs
4 decision favorable "a the petition Of l2o
depositors Of the 6tockbridse Bank ssking
per cent. This decision means the cloaina
Of the bank and winding mp Of the business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Lost All Thsy Put Into the Scheme

LOWELL, Mass, July'6.-A large Rum-
Der Of certificate holders in the Fraternity
Of Financial Cooperation, whose su-
preme officer was swooped upon by United
States officers in Wheeling, W. Va,
Fridsy, for using the msils for fraudulent
purposes, assembled in the Office Of Secfe-
fary George W. Brothers tonight. He de-
ciined to receive any money and in reply
to ir quiries % to what the chances were
for getting the $3.50 promised, said
he didn't know. The crowd threat
ened to mob him for his con-
nec,ion with the scheme and he hur-
ried out Of the building. Some Of the cer-
tificate holders paid s75, and % the officers
Of the company are fugitives from justice,
it is not likely they will ever get the money
back. Many Of the losers were servant
girls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07

Lsdy-"Is your father st home, desrs.
Minister'S little daugheer-"Yes'm, he's in
bis sefmonizing foom.' "You mesn his
study, presumes' Nom. We don's call
it study any more. Pa doei'T want any
one 10 suspect him OF heiesy. York
Weekly.
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Lost Her Mast and the Rsos ..

NEW YORK, July 6-The American
Yacht Clubs race was mArred today BY the
MineolA mapping her mast while on the
reach home. At the time she had good
lead. SAynora won the race, Jessica sec.
ond, Nautilus third. For the fourth clssi
sloops Notus won; the eleventh class,
Wonder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
J.wslry sncp Burned a. wrsnthsm.

NORTH ArrLEBoRo, Mas. July 6.-This
afternoon the jewelry shop Of the Cowell
Hall Manufacturing Company, Wrent-
ham. was burned. caused by IN explosion
Of gasoline in the basement. Edward Hail,
ore OF the firm, and Duke Pierce, were
badly burned. The loss 10 estimated at
$l2 900; insurance, $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday. June 18th. 1921, trains
VIII run as follows. connecting at Oakland with
MaiHe Central Railroad.
For Boston. Portland. Lewiston. Wstergillo. Au
Eusta, showhsgau and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Bingham. "A NJ.
~ 20 =. NJ. Solon, 81 A. NJ, 1898 Il NJ Cara
inuk IA "a. '6.5t a. NJ. sl-o5 p. NJ, Embdes, 702
A. NJ. 20 T.. NJ, North Auson. ~ A. NJ, 80 r
"; Anson. III A. VI, 50 = NJ; Madison, 20 A
VI. o2 T.. VI d; Norridgewoek, 30 4 NJ. 2.zl P
VI, Bsugs SIDING, = 50 A. '&2H r Nj Sa~teilt
Crossing 'sog 4 N, '232 r NJ. arri,e Oakland
so 4. VI, $50 =
From Boston. Portland. Lewiston. Augusts, Wa
tervie, skowhegan and Bangor
Passenger traias leave Oakland, 9.o5 A. n, ii
g. N Sawtelle Crossing, 1870 A. VI. IS 90 T.. NJ
Bapgs siding. % % A. NJ. IS .07 p VI, NOtridge
wock. 81 a. ~. alf T.. NJ. Madison, 81 A. NJ
rs =. VI: Abson. y56A N q. . 3 T. North An
son, 10 o. A NJ. 55Or NJ BInbden, 1880 A. VI.
6O6 r ~; Car atunk Fails. 10 Is ", . ; =
NJ, SolIn, loss a. NJ, d.l6 T ri, arrive Biog IN,
li20 a. NJ, Gas =. N.
'Flsg stations AZ which trains stop on sie1sl OF
notice 10 conductor. Mixed between Binsh' N
and North Auiou. WIN. NJ. AVER. Supt
ssptg1ff
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Fire at Atkinson.

Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.
FoxcRoFT, July 6.-The buildinss Of
Russ A. Snow Of Atkinson were burned
sa u,dsy afternoon. The barn and part
Of the furniture were saved. Loss, $500 /;
insurance. $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Narrow Escape OF Tug B,st Crew

NEW ORLEANS, July 6-The tugboat
Smoky City was caught in the cyclone at
5 so A. M, about eight miles below Baton
Rogue The entire cabin was blown down.
The escape Of the crew from death is
something wonderful, considering the fact
that they all were asleep. and the greatest
possible damage done to the boat by the
violence Of the storm. No one was dan
gerously hurt. A negro fireman il missing.
None of the officers were Injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Why Nelson Didat Exhibit at Wood
fordu, Saturday.

PORTLAND, July 6-Ne!son passed
through this city today and said that the
ouly reason he didn's show his horse Sstur-
day Wa. because it was too wet and the races
~ere Of on thst account. He didn't order
his hosiIsr not TO exhibit Nelson. This
story is corrobora'ed by DR.. Bailey. The
Park managers say Nelson went away
because Of the judges decision. Friday, un-
favorable to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
No Revolt Liksly In NJ xioo.

WASHINGTON, July 6-Sener Romero,
the Nc xicsn minister, when shown this
morning the San Francisco dispatch that
Mexico was ripe fer . revolt sgsinst The
government Of Pfesident Diaz, said that The
telegram vas wholly Sensational and sbso-
lntely untrue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
MEMORY COMET
NO STRENGTHlI
NO RESTi!!
READ THIS
Ye Suffering Ones.

WINDSOR, Mg., Oct !, 1890.
DANA SARsArAhiLLA Co. -
Gentlemen; | am now sixty four years
of age, and have been failing rapidly for
several years. Disagreeable noises
In my head gave me 10 rest. My
memory failed me, until l could not re-
member the common occurrences about
my work for TEN MINUTES AT T,xE.
lost strength very fast, until seemingly
had no strength. | would lave to sit down
several times while washing my dishes
After reading your strong testimonials
| decided TO try DANA'S SARSAPA-
RILIA. have taken three bottles. The
NOISES IN MT HEAD CEASED before | had
taken one bottle. My STRENGTH HAS RE-
TURNED 80 do my work without fatigu
have a good appetite, sleep well nights,
and my MEMORY HAS RETURNED,
for all Of which / am very thankful, and
know that the praise belongs to DANA'S
SARSAPAEILLA.
Yours truly,
MARY A. ALBEE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07

NEW BEDFoRp, Mass. July 6.-Capt. 4.
o. Weber Of the wrecked schooner Jsmes
Nichols, and crew arrived here this after
noon from Cuttyhunk. and are quaftefed
1t the SalloF1 Home. TIE wreck vas sold
for 9200.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07

Al SkovheRan, July 4th, Crescents Of
W.tsfvilIe. q; Clippers of skowhessn, 4.
Fred TosIe, foreman Of one Of the com
panies in the Auburn Ore department, in
irving to jnmp upon or e Of the trucks called
ont Friday night. fell OF and hurt his arm
st the wrist, severely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Raoss ut Phiiadsl phia. i.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-The 2.22 pacing
race, postponed from Saturday after seven
heats had been paced, was finished today al
Belmont park, Lady Sheridan winning the
heat and race. Time. 2.19 IA. Thii
brought the summer meeting Of the Bel.
mont Driving Club to . close.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
|DBNlRS THB REPORT.
President Harrison Says Sec'y
BIaina His Hat Rasl6uid.
Treasurer 4. c. Adams Of The UfiYGR.
Salist Reliai Fund
ChaIssd With Having . Deficit Q
ST, TOO 10 His Accounts.

Carr MAY, July 6.-Pfesident Harrison
this afternoon smphstically denied that
Secretary Blaine has resigned, Humof to
that effect having reached here yesterday.
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rbom.,son Herald Changes asnds.

1hom66ton Eitf3Iu OuaDBsu auuub.
THoMAsroN, July 6.-The Thomaston
Herald newspaper establishment hes been
purchased by Rodney I. Thompson, and be
will continue the publishmeDt Of the paper
lese.
The new schooner Msrths T. Thomas,
Csps. VIM. H.. Smith. has been towed to
Boston 10 lead ice for Demarars.
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win eeli he scnoopsr = Auo,soo.

NHwroRT, B. l.. July 6.-Ths Lire
schooner Davis Brothers, scut4lsd in Dutch
Island Ha,bor last week. has been raised
and will bs sold q suction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Irdloatious for the Next a
Houis.
War DEPARrMANT,
O6ice Of the Chief Signal Officer, !
WARRINGTON, July Z, / A. II.

Eor Maine: Fair Tuesday; slightly
warmer except stationary temperature on
the coast; west winds; csutionary signals
displayed from Sandy Hook to Boston sec.
ton. except New London, New Haven and
Newport sections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07

FgEcsaPco sNpsRei SALVE. An
xsxcrl!trt Dressing for fever Sores. Cancers,
Plies, Az; sil kinds Of Indoseat Ulcers. THIS
s,a.-s & made q Real Buffalo TaIow, combined
ysith Medicine, properties of healing Herbs,
noo.s. Barks. c.c- Only . cents package
f,et il. Don't be without IL
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DRoPPHD DEAD
While Eas,ssd IN Cutting " ,cd -
Hts Ows Yard.

Mr.. Timothy Mshonsy dropped dead in
bis own yard While epgssed In cutting
wood yesterday afternoon About . quarter
before 8 o'clock He hsd eaten . heafty
dinner and WAS feeling In his usual hsalth.
Some one saw him at work just before hs
was noticed to fall backward into chair
that stood near, and before they got to him
he was dead. Dr.. L J. Crookef, Jf /, wss
called, but no medical sid could avail. -
desih had been instantaneous and painless.
The death was caused BY heart disease. The
deceased had been ssme~ast subject 10 .
heart trouble. He Wa 10 yesrs Of ses
and leaves four daughters and one
son. He had lived IN the city for years
and wss ems Of our most respected citizens
and when the car shops were located IN The
city acted for many years - the night
watckmsn. The dsughtsf With who's hs
lived on Winthrop ssrsst. vss completely
overcome with grief not knowing that any
trouble had occurred till the body Of hsf
father was borne into the house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07

Gan aboard for Massnocook" will ~ ~
word that will : psss along anong he
Universalisi Sunday School scholars
and their friends at Tho Maine
Central station tomorrow morning q I've
miruses past 8. A large rumbsr have
intimsssd ihss they intend 70 tsks sdvsnsass
Of the sxusmsly lev rates. 10 cents fse
adeits sni IS CENTS for chiidrsa. and visis
h, State picnic OF tie society On ths shosss
Of Tie lsvsly MafAnocoSk. Excsllsnt
speakers will b pssssss snd thsss y svssy
reason % believe thAs ths ooaasiss vill ~
. most pleasant oas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ooFFEE-The market Rio the SPOT was rather
..ssr to-day but the demand showed improvement
SwS quoted at 171d17ac. Sales. 1000 bags No ~
iTse Mid growths were nrm, with slow inquiry an n
s ;ssss purely local only 10 900 bass bng dealt in Firm
sss however the general r0le due NANNY 10 lght,
sseelpts at RIG and some little covering o. shorts
na figures indicated gens OF 51O points throughout The
.psfe list navre cables wer, steady and qacsssnged
W. London was tame oisis auoStions 10 Aug
u.s. Cd q? pscsmSeS ess 81 tanusry 81. sd Amsterdam
Arg L-Arryas at Neherlands during last month %
bays deliveries az Netherlands during last mSnS9 1910
'0k nd Aqggs .. i 90 go sss e' are
Brazilian. Arrivals during last month o2'Voo hssS
dclIyeriee during last month. 90 600 bags STOCK IN
Hamburg. 23S 900 bags Of which Os,000 bass ar bta
lillian Arrivals during last month, 1e9Ooo pass ee
RS sri First 40 Kilos 700 Good Second go NlCs
bags Rio clearances United States 1loCO Tags Hlo
Siearsnces Europe, 1000 bags Rio stock leSCOo
Rio marketsssSdy receipts IN santos EpT Usosd
average Santos 700 Receipts at o jay a oo 70 SE
% sSPs n sc lSSa a. &
bsss same 1889 17s 600 bags total sales here TO-
dsS 10000 bags, Including August Mt 10 50 SSpt noer
60 October IA 81 december SoSgTS s S
Is1sary Fe assS eion sa.e
August l9.t6di855 scptembr, l552gi6.6Si oseoogeSr
Ia rs 9i4,55; November 1365dl875i Decenoep6 oDd
IA DO Warehouse deliveries since July j., Iocd-Ne"
York 1856 500 bags baltimore ID 400 bags NeWoreshs
26Sf Gags total 1852 039 bags. - .,.. -.
prices. Sales 1853 bales For consumption
W Net erec.Tnts at all United States p0I.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cohen Samuel to Lederer, s 6th-st Of Avenue o.
years, 90, 300.
Endlich sophia, TO Breinvogel, 63d-st, OF 1st
ave, years, s11 800 . - 49, - ,
RlanneTy, Simon =. to L Binssa No 21 City Hall
Place years 10000.
Frltzel. William, 70 schlcsser No 491 to 4a7 East
79th. st, / year, mortgages S11 900.
Herdtfelder Elizabeth, to Finck 1872 Eldridge-st
year, s16. coo. ~
Huinmel, Frederic P, to j Hon S6thst, W OF
Avenue A. years, So coo.
Fitzpatrick Edward, to Shots, n Kingsbridge
Road OF Hawthorn -st, 3 years, SIS, 600 1900
Kervan Matthew @, to II SOM, 1oth-ave, Of 1884
/ year mortgages, S64 600. $50
Reilly Hugh, to b Gile, n 4th-st OF 9h'ave,
Savage Cornelius, to Ridden. 129th-st. of 9TH.
wslSh William NJ, to w Scott. n 1o1st.st, of 9th
ave, ! year, az, l00
Thorn Julia A, to r Is Dayton Aqueduet n oil
Fordham Road years So 600 -, ,o.,
Waters, Thomas, to Bowie es 11th-ave Of 4sth'
:" weed Seth C. to W W Gardiner, n cor sd-ave and
21st.st. wears. $40 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
saponihcd, 4aaso per N; Olive italian, oaaooc Palm

S's'fii'e gy. Palm
@ sSs = Ssssfls GsT g z; sS ss:
las. S SSHh q sSg os a6 AOsS s ' SpP.t
SasSa"sSf 5s M siss % 81
h ssS OH i aSsF % & Sas sssd
FssS Hans fSS'' %i
Fl Tr sss 0n bnt 4 eb',ES seSs shot oS
oSa ana tspaI,ss isss md Sc
sSIu.Oy nominal The tone prices the
S sSs' csaS a qa a soSIS cs
n Ssy Closed SlCea a. az 1856 seStnS clos q S1c oc
ss3ss '!S;sf ID + rad ia
IearTe ay9 sn CS9s9 7o2 ane e2 respectively July
S STEADY feeling 'f he better e. o qHsSsos
a Ss1 To crdssa.y es s &
saio2c seconds i4SG15c thirds lie state dsiry halt
$ s'e P9; $J'' s:.''
''. .s Sa. .osf:s
factory nrkin: extra, is4Gias: tnbs sAtia 2a s1sc
sss Factory fl ersa 1" fancy G" eoefcd
g Sa' inis 70 go S do &C Coh SS% %
do full skins 2d2&c; Ohio nat common fine 59a!
New;YCrk STATE nSw:sid' i79slscG;U PennsyxaSia
newlsd. 17aa1Sc: Michigan newlad. l7iaal79ic North
ern Ohio and Northern Indiana, 179c; other Western
le3G15hG; Scuthwest.rn fair to prime. l6a17c.
sUGAR-RAW-Ie'd more firmly with better demand,
though sales reported Muscoyado 50 test quoted
Pee and Centrifugal 90 test bloc. on Coffee Ex.
octSrer s2GSsse NOyoTber soa3 32c; December %
SOC. RehnedUncfanged quiet. Cut loaf bsc Crushed
5ise Powdered, 4%c; Granueted 4asd43c Cubes 49,
GXXXi 6ss Mould a." t2c DIAMOND a." S:lec
"A !" asc R!dgewood "a" 1;l9s Phosnix a." &C
8. 11-1ec No. 0, csc; No TO- Sic No. II, slice
No. IL 8hc.
STEARINE-Iard steady; city quoted Of 77sc in hhds
and SgSlsc in ties. Oleomargarne. 316c.
TErLOW-Quict but held very steady. Prime city
quoted at 15-l065c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
Summer Resort Gui6es.
"OUT ON LONG ISLAND"

illustrated Descriptive Book Of al the Resorts.
issued by the j. l. T. X CO for season ls9. and
Pamphlet of Hotels and boarding COTTAGES: .
Free on application, or send ets in stamps TO HI. NJ
SMITH, frafhc Manager l.. /. r. r.. Long Island CITY
NAV be obtained 1872 $50 and 3I3 Broadway ana At
TICKET OFFICE. II BKOaDWti,N. "
In Brooklyn a F1atbushave. station and 1893 Fuiton-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL,
lATEh IIsI4, n. A.
MIL npRS lime 1,J. lSc

WILL OPEN JUNE 25. 1891.
Tis nopuIar smIncr resort situated Catski N T.,
nm the heh biu overlooking the Hudson River Both river
nnonhtain Views are The hotel appoint
meas are 1rsesss with for $50 supeio,
othef attractions Reasonable terms for both transient and
For partcnlars until July apply 70 Hon. MARCUS
RPhCH los Hoboken ave. jersey CITY, and during the
season 10 j. H. BAGLEY. Manager. Catskiil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03

RAClN' D,,, y, s,,r
NORRIS PARK AND JEROME PARK
49, On % Angst ssS a4 2 II fAs ~ on Angus. -
waited station, 55c from 70.
Harlem River Csc. Excursion fare. 40 cents
RACES C6MMENCE PRoMPTLY AT 80 p. NJ
H. g. CRICKMoRE, Sec'y. A. ]. CASSArT. Pres's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New-York, Saturday, Aug. 1.
The total amount realized from public auction sales Of
city real estate for the week ending with to-day the En-
change and Auction Room sf9s $50. The aggregate
sales for the month Of July 81, 2sS $50.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending with Saturday, August g.
following auctions to be held the Ex
change and Auction Room
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4.
Foreclosure sale, plot OF land 47Sx10o, and 5-story
building No 23i Madson-sb, AIS II OF Jeferson-st
lot, 27.1x0 ana 6-s.ory fiat No - East 1IGh-st
90 II II OF MadisonaYe lot, 23NeS9 and 4stoTy
dwelling No a West 22d.st 257 II e Of 0th-ave
plot Of land 79x9011 and 3story dwellings Nos 1872, 454
As and 400 West 144th-st 100 # 9 Of 10th-ave.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8.
Foreclosure sale, plot Of land, 44x12o, and and
buildings Nos 2S and 30 Avenue A, s. So It OF
Sd 20x1001l and and story buildings No 293
East 10thst, n 30 II OF 3d-ave.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8.
Foreclosure sale, lot 2o5x1oo.5 and 5stoy building
No 497 Lexngton-ave, so IT Of 47th-st; lots 25X
so each and similar buildings. Nos 119 and 121 East
47th.st n 0 cor OF Leyineton-ave
FRIDAY, AUGUST T.
Foreclosure SALE lot 25xloo and 5stogy euildtns No
8lQ 7th-ave Of l88th- st; lots. 3T5x100 each
and similar budings Ncs 2,sos and 1910 fthave.
"a n 130th-st plot Of land 161 1x24 2xirregx1o22
and 4-story dwellings Nos 31S 1926 West sgd ST.
cor Of (No 100 Riverside Drive
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6ummer Resorts,
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE

TATSkILL MOUNTAINS.
500 IT, higher than any hot! II INC Catsk Opens July
ana Information address CHRIS. EROWNSON,
Overlook Moun tan House. Woodstock Ulster Co. ~ Y.
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Cettnres ano aleetinss.

A MEXICAN lNSTlTUTE.-The quarterly
"A meeting will be held THURSDAY, August 9. at
o'clock p M, at its rooms Nos. Ill iI6 West 3Shst.
JAMES q. POWERS. Sec'y
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Anrlion Sales.

GALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.-BENICIA
~ ARSENAL Benicia, Cal, July 3, 01-There will
be offered ~ public auction this Arsenal WEDNES
DAY, AUGUST s. 1891, at 10 o'clock a. variety Of
obsolete and unseryceahs Ordnance Stores consisting Of
Leather Goods Small Arms Parts OF Small Arms scrap
Metals aud Miscellaneous Stores Catalogues giving guam
titles conditions etc eau be had application 70 this
Arsenal. L. s. BABBITT Lcutenant.C olone Ordnance
DepariH tnt. U S. A., Commanding.